Central High School - Helios Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1938 volume:

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' 1 'Tn . i ,L w 1 , I . vm 11' 'av 15 .,,w J Q 9 FRED KNOWLTON QUIGLEY, JR Editorfin-Chief JUAN WITHEY Associate Editor ELIZABETH ANNE STILES Business Manager STERRY BRADFORD WILLIAMS Circulation Manager JOHN GOODHUE CLAY Advertising Manager TIIE APWNILAL IIELIUS 193.3 I FUUNDED 1892 .VOLUME XLVI '1 CENTRAL HIGH SCHO0L GRAND BAPIDQ MICHIGAN DEDICATIIIN I In appreciation of the versatile service of Alan Robinette, teacher and session room counselor, affectionately known as 'LRobbie, this 1938 Annual Helios is dedicated. 11 1 dir 1 H E 1 1 PI'-12' ' 1 H 1 1 1 1 ' 1 11 1111 Eiiifx H1 H E :Q f 111 111 111 an 1531251-H111 ' 11m111 :jwf 11111 EM 11 11 11 111 1 111 11 11 11 111 '10 11 111 A 11 111111 ,, H 11 ' 'Z 32525 ,Y - ,EW-, mf H 'iff ,, 11 . 1 'K - 111111. - .......' H 'g1g1f ,g . - Book I Book II Book III Book IV Book V CUNTENTS O FACULTY SENICRS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS 5 X x , . 1 N 1 x X x 1 N X I i T - 3 fncuuu M A M , , ,, ..,, -. H H H .. - r M X M , ,A M . , N HM gi-vvgHL? fGH SAMUEL R. UPTON MA Olivet, University of Michigan Principal ' J P A. L. ALBEE HELEN L. ANDERSON, M.A. WILSON B. ASHLEY Auto Mechanics English' . l Bookkeeping,Economics, Commer- University of Michigan University of Michigan cial Law University of Chica State Normal CAPTAIN BAKER MARY F. BALDWIN R.0.T.C. Home Economics Columbia University, T.C. FLOYD A. BARBER, A.B. IRVIN J. BARR, B.S.M. LEONA BEAN, A.B. Chemistry, Physics Vocal Music Shorthand, Typing University of Michigan Drake University ,fiizffk if 11' OC . 1 Albion College go, Michigan H 'Q l ,. jjsjly If w o W , fifyff lrll T!! I X ,,,, - 1 -rfgfffv -N -1 ' -e 1, ai., , , ,,:T,,,A2,.aL 1 A -1 .3 , 3' Q' , Q I I H H H Hilliu Se 1 11 1 1' Q , 11 .n M' 1 1 4 r A N o 0,1 Q. 1 u l 5 Q on 0 . . 'av 1 1 'I .K O.. B O 5 'V ' U. ' Q . . ' 9' : ' ' ' 4 I .D 1 is JESSIE BECKHAM, A.B. MARION CAMPBELL, A.B. MARTHA E. CLAY, M.A. Librarian Physical Education English University of Michigan Western State, Columbia Uni- Smith, Columbia University versity ENID W. COMBS. B.S. JEANNETTE COMPTON, B.S. Art Shorthand. Typing Chicago Art Institution, Columbia Western State Teachers' College University. T.C. RALPH G. I n 'CQ ' A. . SHERMAN CORYELL, B.S. MARTIN DECKER, A.B., M.A Physio E : Physiology, Science Mathematics I I Univer ty l1 ic n, Harvard Michigan State College, Univer- University Of Michigan i ' sity of Illinois, University of Michigan I 12 HARRY M. DEXTER MARY DIVELY, A.B. RUTH M. EVANS, A.B., A.B. in Sheet Metal History L.S. University of Wisconsin, Lewis University of Michigan Librarian Art Institute, University of University of Michigan Michigan ALFRED G. EPPS. A.B. ALICE M. R. GILLETTE, A.B. Mechanical Drawing Home Economics Valparaiso University, Western University of Chicago State Teachers' College ELSA M. GLEYE, B.S. WALTER I-IANSON NELLIE M. HAYES, B.S. Home Economics Woodwork English Columbia University, T. C.. Uni- Yale, Western State Normal University of Michigan versity of Chicago ima? 13 'ss Fllnlwmgr-4 iv w, .V , , ALICENT HOLT, A.M. ISABEL A. HUNT, M.A. MABEL K. INGLESH, A.B Latin English Algebra, Geometry University of Michigan, Columbia Smith, Columbia University University of Michigan CHARLES IRWIN, B.S. MARIAN A. JAMES Arithmetic, Physical Education History, Civics Western State Columbia University MAURINE A. JONES, M.A. FRANCES KILSTROM, B.S. ALTA J. LICH, A.B. History Physical Education English University of Michigan, Michigan Ypsilanti Normal, Columbia Uni- University of Michigan State Normal versity 14 1 LOWELL MAC DOUGAL, B.S. RUBY McKENZIE, M.A. CHARLES I-I. NEWCOMER, B.S. Science French Chemistry Western State, University of University of Michigan Wooster College, University of Michigan Chicago PEARL E. OLDT, B.S. CLARK C. OLIVER. A.B. Mathematics Science University of Nebraska, Western Hillsdale, Western State State Teachers' College MRS. GERTRUDE PANGBORN. LILLIAN W. PEET, A.B. M. A. PETRILLI, A.B. M.A. English Instrumental -Music English Hope, Calvin. Milwaukee, State University of Pennsylvania, Van- Michigan State' Normal College, Normal, University of Wiscon- derbilt, University of Tennessee Hillsdale, University of Michi- sin gan ' J' ' 'i ,li ! Ji ,Li il i ll I 15 S V-,-.. .,.- 6 x 'Qi ww wi X 3, , I Q Bmw? DOROTHY PICKARD DORIS M. PORTER, A.B. FLORENCE H, POWERS, M.A. Art Science French Columbia University University of Michigan University of Paris, University of Michigan MARY R. POWERS. A.B. DORA W. REESE, A.B. Geometry, Arithmetic Arithmetic, Geometry, Algebra, University of Michigan Trigonometry Grinnell College, University of Colorado, University of Califor- ma ALLAN B. ROBINETTE, B.S. MARGIE RUSSELL, A.B. HELEN K. SHAW, A.B. Algebra, Bookkeeping History, Government History Michigan State, University of Western State Teachers' College, University of Michigan Michigan Columbia 7 16 NELLIE M. SHEEHAN, A.B. LEAH RUTH THOMAS, A.B. ALYCE VANDEN BOOGERT, AB History English MA. University of Michigan Western State, Michigan State English, History Normal, Columbia University of Michigan SERGEANT VER BUST, R.0.T.C. GLADYS WALSER Norway, Michigan Art Ypsilanti Normal, Chicago Univer- sity RUSSELL WATERS, B.S. ARLENE I. WHITTEMORE, B.S. ETHELBERTA WILLIAMS, B.L. Mathematics Biology Algebra, Arithmetic Western State Michigan State Normal College University of Michigan '1 Fmqrwk 17 i- M .,....,,, P... , v ,.. ,Tx , T.v,-...CV...7,.g1m, If .X W ew M me R egs 4 -z MQ ' uf l X x MARGARET STEVENSON MRS. BOWEN Clerk TABOR REED DRAYTON GRADY Teachers Without Pictures JULIA C. GELOCK, A.B. ETHEL KNOX, A.B. PLYNN MATTHEWS. B.S History English History, Civics University of Michigan Kalamazoo College, Bread Loaf Michigan State Normal 1 t I '17, X., School of English, New York l , L. wif fjif- ff ff Univefsiw DOROTHY SONKE, A.B. ELEANOR TEMPLE, B.S. Public Speaking, Dramatics Home Economics Hope, Calvin, Milwaukee, State Columbia University Normal, University of Wiscon- Slfl ELOISE WARING, A.B. CLEMENTINE WILLIAMS History Retail Selling University of Michigan 18 He's Away Two Beauties Nice Doggie Art Class Some Fun when we were Young Sncko Maloley Office Demon Tastes Good Stewy and Murgy Mac Happy Days Swell car-eh, Fellows? I 1, 3 , i I 1 k A N n N , , 1 L W Y S!-, YV -7, -,Em , , NAWM, ,, ,,,,A,,- ...Y M, ,W Y ,Y W , ,YH ,, SEHIUHS SENI0ll CLASS IDFFICERS Row 1 - Jeanne Haynes, Frances Pyle, Tom Johnson, Ruth Reinhard, Robert Succop, Ruth Wilson, Leonard Bazuin, Jane Gallaher. Row 2 - Estella Kamps, Kathleen Bird, Dorothy Witters, Gloria Parker, Mr. Epps, Fred Gillett, Bob Telder, Robert Clark, Miss Anderson, Miss McKenzie, Miss Hayes. President VicefP'resident Secretary Treasurer Boy Adviser Girl Adviser Class Day Orator Memorial Publicity' Entertainment Robert Succop Ruth Reinhard Ruth Wilson Tom Johnson Leonard Bazuin Frances Pyle Fred Gillett CHAIRMEN CF COMMITTEES Spade Orator Dorothy Witters Numeral Day Orator Mac Robinson Prophets Gloria Parker, Bob Telder, Mary Lee Wagner Class Poets Dorothy Dietsch, Elizabeth Porter Class Song Ruth Wilson, Tonny Larson Marjorie Keller Color and F lower Estella Karnps Jeanne Haynes Motto Jane Gallaher, Robert Waer Kathleen Bird, Announcement Fred Gillett Bob Clark Photo Donn VanderVort SENIOR PLAY CAST This year the Class of 1938 chose for their Senior Play a work of James M. Barrie. A Kiss for Cinderella was staged with huge success. Everyone in the cast turned in a ine performance. The success of the play was due in a large measure to the persistent efforts of the director, Miss Dorothy Sonke. The cooperation of the cast combined with the expert coaching of Miss Sonke made this one of the best plays ever produced at Central. Row 1 - Joan Withey, Howard Pound, Frances Pyle, Jim Idema, Adeline Gittlen, Gordon Smiley, Dorothy Witters, Frances Barnard, Mary Lee Wagner. Row 2 - Gloria DuBois, Lorraine McCarthy, Frances Opperman, Betty Anne Stiles, Jack Collins, Andrew VanderMolen, Jean Haynes, Sally Stuart, Jeannette Koch, Miss Sonke. Row 3 - Gene White, Barbara I-Iazeltine, Nona Smith, Annette DeHaan, Lucy Bogg, Peggy Baldwin, Howard Long, Norma Zingler, Marjorie Dykstra, Marjorie Keller, Mary Hersman, Margaret White. Row 4 - Ward DeYoung, Don Johnson, Charles Dorman, Edward Alclworth, Tom Hubbard, Estella Kamps, Rex Colvin, Gloria Parker, Clara Meitz, John Clay. 23 Iames Abrams se' Good nalured and friendly Jim. Conservation Club 121, Biology Club 131, Math Club 141, Color and Flower Committee 141, Usher 1Senior Play1 141, Basketball 121, Football Manager 131. ack Arndt life 'IBM-ly d0esn't 'wanl to ywulfuafe this year! R.0.T.C. 11, 2, 3, 41, Monitor 11, 21, Announcement Committee 141, Vodvil 141. ane Elizabeth Augustine Pw'so11al'il-y P las. Operetta 141, Manager of Girls' Meet 111, Domecon Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Biology Club 12, 3, 41, Art Club 13, 41, Memorial Committee 141 Courtesy Squad 13, 41, Vodvil 11, 2, 3, 41, Helios Ad Staff 141. Edward King Aldworth ELF.-r alwo-rlh it! Nativity 111, Monitor 11, 2, 3, 41, Intramurals 11, 2, 31, Parade of the Ages 131, Session Room Basketball 141, Stamp Club 131, Classi- cal Club 13, 41 Vice-President 141, Co-Chairman of the Book Sale 13, 41, Usher for Operetta. 141, Motto Committee 141, Senior Play 141. can Elizabeth Avery Pleasant and reliable, thafs Jean.. Glee Club 111, Girls' Meet 13, 41, Memorial Committee 141. ames Densmore Babcock Lefs lmve a Yea Cen.lral. R.0.T.C. 12, 31, 1st team Baseball 13, 41, Cheer Leader 12, 3, 41, Math Club 131, Motto Committee 141, Intramurals 141. and lx!-fur.. Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 31, Ping-Pong Tournament 12, 31, Senior Play Ticket Committee 141 aw 2? 4 1 Virginia Mae Babcock A cheerful hard worker. - Orchestra 11, 2, 31, Volleyball Team 12, 3, 41, Domecon Club 11, 2, ' W 3, 41, Conservation Club 141, Motto Committee 141, Courtesy Squad 141. as CL furlg -W 70011. Bugki' E, Math Club 13, 41 Secretary V ' ' appella Choir 12, 3, 41, Student Squad 111, ational Junior Honor Society 111, Play 41,, ,lo Week Committee 141, Prop Com- Colo i wer Committee 141, Girls' Meet Dorothy June Bangs 1'hBl'0,S a bit of hwweu in hw' smile. Erma Marie Barbour Sim is uint, but sl-'ill 'llFlLf147'S wen, deem il I Robert Bruce Barkwell Clzarliz' i1ICC1CH'f,l-ll urillzou-I Bergeng the slfzge 'll'lflI0'ILf 13fU'k'll'3ll I Sock and Buskin 13, 41, R.O.T.C. 11, 21, Stage Crew 13, 41, Assist- ant Stage Manager 141, Stage Manager 1Vodvil1 141, Hi-Y 13, 41, Courtesy Squad 11, 41. - Frances Gorton Barnard Tao fair to worshiyzg T00 divine to Iowf. Senior Play Cast 141, Vodvil 12, 3, 41, Art Club 131, Charter Com- mittee 131, French Club 12, 3, 41, Deltathenian Club 12, 3, 41 Secre- tary 12, 3, 41, Sock and Buskin Club 141, Courtesy Squad 131, Helios Staff 11, 2, 3, 41, Declamation Contest 121. H .sts Q 'illll ill John Eldon Barrows Jack has shown that it 'is grit, not i t 1 athletes. Q 1 - Phy-Chem Club 13, 41, C Club 11, 2, 41? , enior Executive Staff 141, Football Team 11, 2, 3, , Basketball Tea 1, 2, 3, 41, Track 11, 2, 3, 41, Baseball 131. Choir 12, 3, 41. Leonard Herman Bazuin By iZ'illge'm:e, he earns his way. Track 131, Baseball 141, Hi-Y Club 141 Treasurer 141, National Honor Society 141 President 141, French Club 13, 41, Math Club 13, 41 Treasurer 141, Phy-Chem Club 141, Boy Advisor 141, Head Auditorium Usher 141, Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 31. Elizabeth Jane Beel She wzeezls only to tlzwrow a little pcvivlt he're, and a little there, and beholfll we licwe at wnirlt of url. Junior Girl Reserves 111 Vice-President 111, Treble Cleft Club 111, 1 Junior Girls' Glee Club 121, Secretary of Art Club 141, Board Mem- l ber of Art Club 141, Conservation Club 13, 41, Biology Club 141, Helios Art Staff 13, 41, Monitor 11, 2, 31, Color and Flower Commit- tee 141, Set Committee for Operetta 141, Chairman of Advertising Committee of Track Meet 141, Executive Staff for Senior Play 141, Volleyball 141. Harold Bertelson IIe's that Lwrzmzpet-nzcrn in the brmcl. Band 11, 2, 3, 41, Hi-Y 141, Phy-Chem Club 141, Color and Flower Committee 141, Usher Senior Play 141, Monitor 11, 21. 135251. - - Frederick john Beukema 1 Challrzpin does It -repeat Ilerformrznre. 1 3 Y South 11, 21, Glee Club 131, A Cappella Choir 141, R.O.T.C. 11, 2, 31, 5 W 1 'C' , Bars and Chevrons Club 12, 31, Vodvil 141, Operetta 141. W 1 1 J- 1'Lf 'f E 11 E'..1111fj 1 , 1 1- , . Harriet Ruth Beukema 1 11111 -- . , , . l t 11 1 f-i' 2 Ilmwets modesty has not 'mlzully lmlrlen from us lim' wortll. 51 111' V 11 Girls' Glee Club 11 2 31 Cappella Choir 141, opei-ctw 141, oumecon Q if ' ' Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Club 141, Motto Committee 141. ' -H 'iff' 51.-5 4- ff + ' v ' ,s245ia.: MM 1 1 'Q 1 v H . , ,,,,,1 lxx Lester Ranceford Biggs l 1 11' ' We bet he can throw a silver dollar acrosx Ihe Polomcm, too. lst team Baseball 12, 3, 41, C Club 13, 41, lst team Football 131, Courtesy Squad 121, 'Entertainment Committee. John David Bilby Igfllfllllg NC 38, cIes'ig'nevl by Bill:-y. Football 141, Model Airplane 11, 2, 3, 41, Conservation Club 12, 3, 41, Senior Play Usher. Kathleen Bird Hair as black as ebonyj skin as white rm snow! Entertainment Committee Chairman 141, Girl Reserves Club 111, Current Events Club 141, Senior Orchestra 11, 21, Courtesy Squad 11, 1 21, Literary Stafl' Helios 131, Ad Staff 141, Vodvil 13, 41, Operetta 141, Junior-Senior Prom, Chairman. Carrie Boersma Those 'mlm In-ing :Q-zmshine into the lives of ollzmzv :impress it in lheir own. ' ' 1 ,1 5. ll JV- V' I .Nfl 1 I . . 1- ' ' 1 - .511 -' 2',,l .-U 'fa 'M' 1 Frances Mildred Bogen .1 f diff H' Sweet as Cl song. A-,f Glee Club 111, A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 41, Operetta 141, Vodvil 11, 2, 5 3. 41, Biology Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Red Cross 11, 21, Announcement V Committee, Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 41. 1 Lucy Bogg ' Her ulf'l'O'll?7H:llg glory will stand out among us. Newtown and Flushing High School, New York, lst and 2nd year: Foxwood School, Flushing, New York, 3rd year: Helios Literary Staff 141, Senior Play 141, Motto Committee 141, Epithet Committee 141. Henry Ernest Boogard Geuial Hank is always there with a smile. Glee Cluib 11, 21, A Cappella Choir 121, Current Events Club 11, 21, Helios Staff 121. Herman Junior Borgeld Centralis victory over Muskegon J Courtesy Squad 111, Intramural Tennis, Intramural Basketball. Donald Boss A serious-mi-ruled man, and most sincere. Track 111, Baseball 131, Intramurals 11, 2, 3, 41, Penny Carnival 111, Hi-Y Club 121, Booster's Club 121, Monitor 131, Band 11, 2, 31. Nellie Broeksma llcr poise and f7'i6Ilflllh'll0S5' demand confidence. Girl Reserves 121, Domecon Club 11, 2, 3, 41 Vice-President, Art Club 13, 41, Conservation Club 13, 41, Helios Art Staff 141, Announce- ment Committee. John Robinson Carrington -' Our curly-lmirefl clrimmmr. Band 11, 2, 3, 41, Orchestra 111. George Sergeius Cassis Ile speaks with colored chalk and ri I1Im:kI1orzrcl. Glee Club 111, A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 41, Wrestling Team 111, Track 11, 21, Football 11, 21, Basketball 111, Hi-Y Club 111, Phy-Chem Club 141, Helios Session Room Representative 111, Senior Class Publicity Committee 141 Doris Mae Caswell A litlle miss that does things in in big way. Girl Reserves 131, Monitor 121, Girls' Meet 111. Kenneth Bevier Champagne Company, atlcnlion 4' Football 12, 3, 41, Basketball 121, Track 12, 31, Monitor 12, 31, R.O.T.C. 11, 2, 3, 41 2nd Lieut. 141, Usher at Houseman Field 13, 41 Commander 141, Firing Squad 13, 41 Commander 141, Bars and Chevrons Club 12, 3, 41. Louis William Charon lllcthinks yon Cassius has a lccm and hungry look - but, oh so romantic ! Glee Club 121,'1st team Football 11, 2, 31, 2nd team Basketball 111, lst team Basketball 12, 31, Track 11, 2, 31 Captain 121, C Club 11, 2, 3, 41 Treasurer 13, 41. Robert Arthur Clark 110 has as 'much stick-to-itiveness as gum! National Honor Society 141 Treasurer 141, Math Club 13, 41 Presi- dent 141, Student Council 141, Entertainment Committee Co-Chairman 141, Pin and Ring Committee 131, Senior Usher 141, Senior Play Usher 141, Monitor 12, 41 Manager 141. 1 John Goodhue Clay Less talk! Senior Usher 141, Courtesy Squad 12, 3, 41, Intramurals 12, 31, Golf 12, 3, 41, Helios Advertising Staff 131, Underclassmen Pictures 141, Phy-Chem Club 141, Announcement Committee 141, Senior Play Cast 141, Helios Advertising Manager 141. V l i . . 1 Gerald Alvin Collins 1 A 'real fellow, evo-n though reticealt and unassuming. Courtesy Squad 111. ,.Y-We-...T ef Y Y . -V Y V-Y-,MW --va-fa--1 john Jay Collins My Loyal Subjects, all 'aill A Cappella Choir 11, 2, 31, Boys' Glee Club 111, Boys' Octette 12, 31, Basketball 111, Track 11, 21, Football 12, 31, Debating 141, Vodvil 141, Chairman of Ticket and Box Office Committee 1Vodvil and Operetta 141, Sock and Buskin Club 13, 41 Vice-President 141 Presi- dent 141, Toast to Sponsors at All-Club Banquet 141, Senior Play 141, Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 3, 41, Helios Adv. Staff 121, Helios Circulation Staff 11, 2, 31, Helios Business Staff 13, 41, Helios Literary Staff 141, Tennis 12, 31, Phy-Chem Club 141, Senior Usher 141, Stage Crew 131. Gerald Rex Colvin f The Gen az es fl ,JI I, X LIL Glee Club 11, 21, k c 13, 4? Nativity, Opel-me vod- vil 141, Football 121, Track 111, Senior Play, Courtesy Squ d 11, 21. Marie Wilhelmena Cornelisse The maid who modestly conceals her beauties. Junior and Senior Girls' Glee Clubs 11, 2, 31, Vodvil 121, Penny Carnival 121, Publicity Committee Senior Class 141, Courtesy Squad 14 . Harold Benn Corwin Oh, yes, Oh yes, Oh yes! Roosevelt High School, Washington, D. C. 11, 21: R.O.T.C. 121 Staff- Sergeant 131 First Lieutenant 141, Vodvil Publicity Chairman 141, Senior Play Cast, Sock and Buskin 13, 41 Sergeant-at-Arms 141, Phy- Chem Club 141, Bars and Chevrons Club 13, 41 Treasurer 141, Audi- torium Usher 141, Courtesy Squad 131, Rifle Team 121. Kama. Gunn... JA GA James Blair Curtis 'ENV' FH-'vt SHR Sober as a juclye. 1 cbvx Marlboro High School, Marlboro, Mass. 11, 2 3 University of Michi- gan High School, Ann Arbor, Mich. 131: Golf Team 141, Vodvil Stage Crew 141, Dclbathenian 141, Phy-Chem Club 141. Margaret Frances Curtis lVe wish Ma.9saclz1lsetts could send us more like her. Marlboro, Massachusetts 11, 31, G.A.A. 141, Basketball Team 141, N Hockey Team 141. James Christie Hurd Lawrence Davis To bluff, or not to bluff , lhat's the question. Stage Crew 141, Vodvil Co-Manager 141, Operetta Production StaH' 1415 Sock and Buskin Club 13, 41 Treasurer 141, Deltathenian Club 13, 41, Debating 141, Phy-Chem Club 13, 41, 2nd team Basketball 11.,tt2, 3115, Helios Business Staff 11, 2, 31, Junior-Senior Prom Com- mx ee . Shirley Grace DeClarke Vim, Viyor, and Vital-ily! Girl Reserves 12, 3, 41, G.A.A. 141, Courtesy Squad 12, 41. - wwfwllw. Annette Ruth DeHaan ' M i V Venus ! 1 Glee Club 11, 21, A Cappella Choir 13, 41, Senior Play 141, Vodvil 141, 1 Domecon Club 11, 2, 31, Photo Committee 141, Courtesy Squad 11, W 3, 41, Operetta 141. I Gordon Del-Iaan For he 'is a man, take him, all In all. Ruth Alice DeHart . G'oocl-nalw-eel. busy, mul to all a friend. A Cappella Choir 141, Biology Club 141, Courtesy Squad 141, Girl Reserves 12, 3, 41, Helios Literary Staff 131, National Honor Society 141, Operetta 141, Senior Girls' Glee Club 11, 21. Jeanne Lorraine DeLyle Come and trip il as you yoj On the light fantastic toe. Operetta 141, Domecon Club 11, 2, 3, 42, Biology Club 13, 41, Sock and Buskiu Club 141, Booster's Club 21, Helios Advertising Staff 13, 41, Tennis Team 131, Volleyball Team 12, 41, Hockey Team 121, Girls' Meet 11, 3, 41, Courtesy Squad 12, 41, Penny Carnival 111. , b I f?i, A .f,-:.,, , I , 9 Sallie Denison 5-.f 1' ' H 'Q' Slay as sweet as you arc. Classical Club 13, 45 Secretary 145, French Club 13, 45 Secretary G.A.A. 145, Phy-Chem Club 145, Property Committee of Operetta Advertising Staff for Helios 145, Hockey 145, Basketball 145. Margaret Jeanne DeRuiter W'e wish Dlargarel had stagnrl will: 'us longer. Ga Operetta Make-up and Costume Committees 145, Penny Carnival V Volleyball 12, 35. r ?1Jk Jl 1 V , V 145, 'lr' 'ir G b ' 1.2 1 ' 6 145. ' I1 w a 5 ' 5 ,,v::- , 1 ' C Monitor 11, 2, 3, 45, Domecon Club 12, 3, 45, Girls' Meet 11,c3g, 5 'Q -if -, ,ll aj ,- I . H 1' ' . r:V,1 L- V p aff: J if Ruth DeVogel In virtues rich. Domecon Club 11, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 145, Conservation Club 145, Math Club 13, 45, Courtesy Squad 13, 45. Marian Louise DeVree A good sport and goozl ul sporlx. Basketball Team 11, 2, 3, 45, Volleyball Team 11, 2, 3, 45, Indoor Team 11, 2, 3, 45, Girls' Meet 11, 2, 3, 45, Relay Team 11, 2, 3, 45, Biology Club 13, 45 Secretary 145 Treasurer 145, Monitor 13, 45. Phyllis Josephine DeVries Sho always has a bow on lmr string. Glee Club 115, Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 45, Inter-High School Orchestra 11, 35, Vodvil Committee 135, Math Club 135, French Club 145, Cur- rent Events Club 13, 45 Secretary-Treasurer 145, Phy-Chem Club 145 Secretary 145, Courtesy Squad 145 Manager 145, Senior Class An- nouncement Committee 145, Senior Play 145, Girls' Meet 11, 2, 35. Fred Matthew DeYoung Tal l fmfm., sim-crow 71 ell. Boys' Glee Club 11, 25, 2nd team Football 11, 2, 35, Monitor 11, 25, Penny Carnival 11, 25. - Franklin Ward DeYoung C'enlral's Gene Krupa! Inter-High Symphony Orchestra 11, 35, Senior Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 45, Senior Band 11, 2, 3, 45, Operetta 145, Baseball 13, 45, Senior Play 145, Hi-Y Club 11, 2, 35, C Club 13, 45, Phy-Chem Club 145, Courtesy Squad 13, 45, Helios Staff 11, 25. Dorothy Mary Dietsch The Domecon. Club will 'miss lmr olzeerg .smile mul lwurfg vo- oporalion, as will um all. Domecon Club 12, 3, 45 Secretary 145, G.A.A. 115, Girl Reserves 125, gonsgrvagion Club 145, Senior Play Costume Committee 145, Courtesy qua 1 . Charles William Dorman Baby Snooksl Glee Club 115, A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 45 President 145, Operetta 145, 2nd team Football 115, lst team 125, Track 125, C Club 12. 3, 45, Courtesy Squad 12, 35, Sock and Buskin 145, Phy-Chem Club 145, Senior Play 145, Vodvil 145, Penny Carnival 115, Choir Nativity 145, Chess Club 135. J. , 17, A ,' Buskin Club 145, Tehnis Tournament 121 3,' AL Badmilnt' ourna- ment 145, Junior-Senior Pram'--Gommittee 135. -f -1 , A l A Marjorie Ruth Dykstra i Slzc's quiet, Intl when you know her - tlzaL's clifferenl. Q6 ' Junior Glee Club 115, Senior Glee Club 125, Senior Play Cast 145, , , ' G.A.A. 11, 2, 3, 45, Girl Reserves 135, Color and Flower Committee 145, Hockey Team, Baseball Team 13, 45, Basketball Team 11, 2, 3, 45, Volleyball Team 11, 2, 45, Girls' Meet 11, 2, 3, 45. Yvonne Erickson Lovely to loolc al, clolightf-ul to know. Meet 13, 45. Gloria Patricia DuBois 1 s- Tlze problem child! - 4 -f if .' ,011 - f Monitor 11, 2, 3, 45, G ' t 11, 2,vS5Y-Voifl7il!'ProJuction SW 13, 45, Operetta n ta 145, H 'osj Staff 14i1rjgzithet if mittee 145, Publicity Committee 1135, 'L'rz'Bl'ayJL12 ,-, enior 1 .la Production Staff 145,'Math'2ClulY '1 , 45, French Clu,h3145, sa li' St. Joseph 11, 25: Volleyball 13, 45, Baseball 13, 45, Vodvil 145, Girls' Marie Evert The 'milclest mmuzers, the 'zra-rmesl heart. Glee Club 11, 2, 31, Senior Girl Reserves 131. William Faasse Great aims make great men. Math Club 141, Monitor 13, 41, Phy-Chem Club 141, Senior Play Ticket Committee 141, Senior Play Prop Committee 141, Courtesy Squad Manager 141, Senior Class Publicity Committee 141. Clarella Catherine Ferguson With malice foward none. Orchestra 111, Girl Reserves 131, Biology Club 13, 41, Phy-Chem Club 141. James Layton Ferguson Young fellows will be yo'u.n.g fellows! Operetta Business Manager 141, Band 111, Glee Club 12, 31, A Cappella Choir 141, R.0.T.C. 11, 21, Vodvil Electrician 131, Bars and Chevrons Club 11, 21, Senior Class Announcement Committee 141. Betty jane Fisher The frnil clerired from labor ix Ilze sweetest of pleus1u'e.s. Girl Reserves 141, Conservation Club 141, Pen and Pencil Club 141, Girls' Meet 11, 31, Penny Carnival 111, Courtesy Squad 141, Flower and Color Committee 141, South High School 111. Louise Sue Flintoff She is cz lady, fair lo see. Penny Carnival 111, Girl Reserve Club 12, 31, Courtesy Squad 13, 41, Current Events Club 131. ri ' 'Z fgsi' ' Am r 4 Leon Edward Fosner 'N ' The early bird gels the worm I ' ' ' Courtesy Squad 131, Hi-Y 141, R.O.T.C. 141. l l l 1 1. it ' ., Ethel Freiberg 3 .-I girl whose athletic abilily is enviable. Glee Club ,11, 21, Girl Reserves 12, 31, G.A.A. 11, 2, 3, 41, Girls' Meet 11, 2, 3, 41, Manager of Swimming Team 141, Volleyball Team 11, 2, 3, 41, Baseball Team 11, 2, 3, 41, Hockey Team 11, 2, 3, 41, Basket- ball Team 11, 2, 3, 41, Swimming Team 13, 41. E SLE Jane Elizabeth Gallaher ll'lmxe litfle holly lodged a 'mighty mind. Classical Club 13, 41, National Honor Society 141, French Club 12, 3, 41, Phy-Chem Club 13, 41, Math Club 13, 41, Co-chairman of Motto Committee. Cecil Avery Geer a No harm in harmony. Glee Club 111, Choir 11, 2, 3, 41, Varsity Cctette 131, Varsity quar- tette 141, All-City Octette 141, 2nd team Football 11, 21, 2nd team Basketball 11, 21, Track Team 11, 21, Track Trainer 141, Vodvil 12, 3, 41, Nativity 11, 21, Operetta 141, Hi-Y Club 11, 2, 31, Radio Club 131, Monitor 11, 2, 31, Memorial Committee 141, Penny Carnival 111, Choir Nativity 141. ' 1 Lilian Bea Geer 'Q Glee Club 111, Senior Glee Club 121, A Cappella Choir 13, 41, Operetta 1 1 141, Hockey Team 11, 2, 3, 41, Basketball Team 131, Baseball Team ' H55-i 11, 2. 3, 41, Volleyball Team 11, 2, 31, Badminton Tournament 141, Tennis Tournament 141, Girls' Meet 11, 2, 3, 41, Ticket Committee Senior Play 141, Entertainment Committee 141, Vodvil 11, 2, 3, 41 Ticket Committee 13, 41, Make-up Committee 131, Domecon Club 11, - 2, 3, 41, Sock and Buskin Club 12, 3, 41, G.A.A. 11, 2, 41, Phy-Chem 1 Club 141, Courtesy Squad 12, 41, Penny Carnival 111, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 131. W, f Everybody kno-ws her, everybody likes her. Russell Gustave Gessler Ambition- has no rest. Frederick Schemer Gillett A threat to Demosthenos' positiion, among orators. National Junior Honor Society 111, National Senior Honor Society 13, 41 President 141, Football 131, Student Council 121, French Club 13, 41 Secretary 131, Math Club 13, 41, Phy-Chem Club 13, 41, De- bating Team 141, City Oratory Contest 141, Class Orator 141, Student Director of Senior Play 141, Chairman of Pin and Ring Committee 131, Chairman of Announcement Committee 141, Co-chairman Classi- 131 Book Sale 141, Senior Auditorium Usher 141, Courtesy Squad Adeline June Gittlen As cm fmrtress, confessed without rival to shine. Operetta 141, Senior Play Cast 141, Biology Club 121, Le Cercle Fran- cais 141, Sock and Buskin 13, 41, Phy-Chem Club 141. Mary Eleanor Goldammer For she was born to love. Glee Club 111, A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 41, Operetta 141, G.A.A. 11, 2, 3, 41, Phy-Chem Club 13, 41, Vodvil 11, 2, 3, 41, Make-up Committee Vodvil 131. Ticket Committee Vodvil 141, Current Events Club 141, Domecon Club 13, 41, Volleyball 11, 2, 3, 41 Manager 131, Baseball 11, 2, 3, 41, Basketball 12, 31, Hockey 12, 3, 41, Girls' Meet 11, 2, 3, 41, Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 31, Tennis Tournament 141, Badminton Tournament 141, Penny Carnival 111, Nativity 121. Thelma Louise Haan Her 1'm'saL'il'ify in nznsif- makes hm' a source of joy to all. Senior Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 41, lnter-High Orchestra 11, 2, 31, Operetta 141, After-School Activities 11, 2, 3, 41, Baseball 11, 2, 3, 41, Hockey 12, 3, 41, Volleyball 11, 2, 31, Basketball 11, 2, 31, Tennis 13, 41, Vodvil 11, 2, 3, 41, Senior Play 141. Girl Reserves 12, 3, 41 President 141, French Club 13, 41, G.A.A. 12, 3, 41, Math Club 141, Monitor 121, Penny Carnival 111, Current Events 13, 41. Donna Jean Hallock ,Her molto is: Do your best. Post Intermediate, Detroit 111: East Lansing High 12, 31: Girl Reserves 141, Domecon Club 141, Epithet Committee 141. Alice Robinson Hamilton Her laugh 'is contagious. Glee Club 11, 21, Girl Reserves 11, 2, 3, 41 Inter-Club Council 141, G.A.A. 121, After-School Activities 11, 2, 31, Baseball 11, 21, Basket- ball 12, 31, Hockey 12, 31, Volleyball 11, 2, 31, Monitor 11, 2, 31, Conservation Club 131, Boosters Club 121. , -1.3, 1 . Alfred Dann Hansen Baller up! Band 11, 21, Track 121, Baseball 11, 2, 3, 41 Captain 131, Cheer Leader 11, 2, 31, Hi-Y Club 11, 21, C Club 13, 41, Senior Class Committee 141, Intramurals 11, 2, 3, 41, Penny Carnival 111. 6 cy, J . 6 I Margaret Elaine I-Iartger Ifi7?l11l6?.S'S is 'lUiSCZO?7l. Domecon Club 12, 3, 41, French Club 13, 41, Girl Reserves 131, Na- tional Honor Society 141, Senior Girls' Glee Club 111. me 1 Jeane Constance Hassinger Om' Jeannie of the l'iyhL-brown hair. Domecon Club 13, 41, Courtesy Squad 141, Junior Orchestra 131, Senior Orchestra 141. Robert Waylie Hassinger You umm tell he is a soldier by his walls. Band 121, R.O.T.C. 111 Corporal 121 lst Lieutenant 121 Captain 13, 41, Model Airplane 131, Bars and Chevrons Club 12, 3, 41 Treasurer 121 President 13, 41, Courtesy Squad 12, 3, 41. ean Elizab h 1 la v 'wr 3 S sh . 1 ' 771 9 -u h - ,.z rs. X , astr 1 4 , A Q pell oi 2, 3, 1 eta 131, nist Vo 1 . -11 12 31 r ta Di ctor, odv' 131, ay, A gon ub , , 41 ecr 1, A.A 2 , 41 oc ea 11, ' 3, alle a , 1, ke ' Base '- ll 1 2, 1. Gir -. 11, 3 en' Na ' 1 n r ie iq eta en X In 1 14. , M er tesy 1 .1 , ubll C - Yu -- Ch - an, lios ta 4b hy m Club . 1 Barbara Hazeltine V ' Lassie of the dreamy eyes, l'Vhe-re may your thoughts be sailing? Glee Club 11, 21, Current Events Club 141, G.A.A. 121, Senior Play 141, Entertainment Committee 141, Costume Committee Vodvil 141, Costume Committee Operetta 141, Courtesy Squad 12, 31. ' mf 1 Charles L. Henry The farmer in the dell. Sparta 11, 21: Intramurals 13, 41, Courtesy Squad 131, Baseball 131. Mary Ellen Hersman Her lieart and hair aflamo .1 Senior Girls' Glee Club 12, 31, A Cappella Choir 141, Vodvil 141, Helios Representative 11, 21, Operetta 141, Senior Play Property Committee 141 Chairman 141, Vodvil Costume Committee 141, G.A.A. 11, 2, 3, 41, Helios Annual Stalf 141, Current Events Club 141, Operetta Business Committee 141, Hockey Team 12, 3, 41, Volleyball Team 13, 41, Basketball Team 141, Helios Ad Staff 141, Senior Play 141, Courtesy Squad 12, 31, Girls' Meet 11, 2, 3, 41, Ping-Pong Tournament 141. Jeannette Hertel if Ilonest labor bears a lovely face. E National Honor Society 141, Art Club 13, 41 President 131, Biology ' 1 y Club 12, 3, 41, Current Events Club 13, 41, G.A.A. 131, Hockey Team 1 I H 131, Volleyball Team 131, Senior Play Costume Committee 141, Senior --9. Play Program Committee 141, Operetta Stage Set Committee 141, 1 xl Nativity Costume Committee 111. , Doris Heukels ' New She asks 'no favors and sliirlm no 1'esp011,s--lbililies. , ..,, .jf Girls' Meet 11, 3, 41, Indoor 13. 41, Volleyball 121, Courtesy Squad 121. 1 ' Caroline Beardsley Hillman Buslle, bustle, bustle! French Club 13, 41 Vice-President 141, Classical Club 13, 41 Treasurer ggi! jujgm N Nw- 141, Agona Club 13, 41 Vice-President 141, Conservation Club 141, if-2 ffif:fM' 'W Helios Staff 141, Girls' Athletics 141, National Honor Society 141, fi: ., N 4 Chairman of Senior Play Costume Committee, Memorial Committee, Epithet Committee, Red Cross Representative 13, 41 President 141, .. L- -V City Red Cross Representative 13, 41 Secretary 141, G.A.A. 12, 3, 41, A ' 1 Hockey Manager 141, Girls' Meet. Manager 131, Hockey 12, 3, 41, A Volleyball 12, 3, 41, Basketball 12, 3, 41 First team 13, 41, Indoor -. ' X - 1 f 12, 3, 41, Ping-Pong Championship 13, 41, Tennis Doubles Champion- 1 ,. - 2 5 ,, V'-fig . .,. ship 131. 1 Ellen Jean Hoek , ... . 1 ,. 1 1 in 1 I :lz I 1, L W Lore Iles in ll'0ll'l1lIl,,.S' eyes, mul lim 11-ml lies and lies! M ,I V , 1 . Vx. .. Glee Club 121, A Cappella Choir 141, Operetta 141, Indoor Team 111, ' -, 2, 3, 41, Volleyball Team 13, 41, Hockey Team 12, 31, Girls' Meet 11 2, 41, senior Play 141, Vodvil 11, 2, 3, 41, Girl Reserves 11, 2, 41. - 1 - s X1 W 1 vs..--1 -..:: 'G ' 'll' 'X 2 l ' ' Bette Je Qlm A I love J .w1y. . -su . ' G1 C1 11, 21. c - 1 , 41. o it 4- 1, 2, I W L V 3,621 o ec n C ap,pE2, O, Courtesyfgfxig 3 K 'kg' Thom tley Hubb r - A tl 7' A any 0 f fa' n fll - I 1, . VBFSHY out 11, 2, 3, 41 Co-Captain 41, Seni Pla 1, Vodvil .,,. 'gr' - . , I 12, 41, Sta rew 11 2 3 ub 11, 2, . 41 l thenian X 1 lm Club 12, 3 1, So k us in 13, , Ply if 'r .k A vent ,1 5' and Comme 3 r 141, Juni r-Se 'o ' ,Q 131, I if ,l , C011I'll9SY S1111 fi i 2, 3. 41, Mgr. P : if-H - : ' stem 13, 41, 1' 1 ' V grack 113,131 ntramurals 11, 21, Ses io Room 'Track 12, 31, Penny , Q Q arniva . ' '-ft, 3.11 ,' .1 ' ,.,-iw: Ruth Elizabeth Hubbel V' 'l l 'i' 3 ,, Even, eligibility lists cmft down her. Z Q , grcIElefstrSh121, G1ee0Clubtt1i21,c4.? Carpiaellfi ?4l3oii-P13, 41,COperett.a 141, , , ' L ' ic e airman pere ' , o vi , ' 1 1 , f 'f ' A 6 ' . - Courtesy Squad 12, 31. emily armva C J ' ,, ,rl 'QQ-4 ' Q1 P Mary Louise Hudson I V A friend 'worth hcwing. 1 'jf Ziiii J Operetta 141, Vodvil 13, 41, Domecon 11, 2, 3, 41, Art Club 141, VW' P- 1 xg 1 Biology Club 141, Monitor 131, Girls' Meet 11, 2, 3, 41, Penny Carni- ,4 V. , ' Qfiw- , val 11, 21, Indoor Team 131. , .. . Tip. 1 1'-,.if5'ls7l:? 1'fllt.i1 lffifiii 1155? . ' .sift N, . i n A Gladys jane Huizing . - g .v Gladys is not so quiet as .she seems lo be. ,I Girls' Glee Club 11, 21, Hockey 11, 2, 3, 41, Indoor 11, 2, 3, 41, v Basketball 12. .3, 41, Volleyball 11, 2, 3, 41, Girls' Meet 11, 3, 41, Girls' 5' , Track Meet 12, 3, 41, Girl Reserves 12, 31, Agona 141, Bi? ogy 12, A ga Nj- 3, 41, G.A.A. 11, 2, 3, 411 I I 11 .ssl I 1 ' . I' ' he-' ll' ' ' 5, ,.. e Nina Brandon Hunt yuh' 1 le 3, v- f., . . 'Q f ., ,, '. 1 ., She fume, :rho saw, .-:lm zronquered. ,P ' A - f Albert Leonard Jr. High 111: New Rochelle High School 12, 31: ' A Cappella Choir 141, Vodvil 141, Operetta 141, Current Events Club 15 A. . 141, Phy-Chem Club 141. 39 'fi war ff' '.3.,i.1 , J 4-V' ,AQ ' lt. ff ames Mead Idema Floreml' 'wilt thou, love, and slit, be fair. Tennis 141 Track 111 Senior Play Cast 141 Classical Club 131 National Honor Society Registrar 141 Student Council 11 2, 31, French Club 13 41 President 141 Sock and Buskin 141 Math Club 131 Helios Literary Staff 13 41 Auditorium Usher 141 Co.or and glovvir Cffnmittec 141 Monitor 11 2 31 Junior National Honor ocie y . Annie Carroll ack A '7llf'l'I'.lf luart makath a rlmarful co-1m1lminm'0. Glee Club 1Rockford1 Campfire Girls 11 21 Courtesy Squad 141. 1 , Ruth Frances Jamo A senior you cfm depend upon. 1 Girl Reserves 13, 41, French Club 12, 3, 41, Pen and Pencil Club 141, 1 Mathematics Club 141, Conservation Club 12, 3, 41, Senior Photograph 1 ' Q Committee 141, Courtesy Squad 141. , Edward Luther Jannenga 1V owls fa-il fus. Band 11, 2, 3, 41. As 'IHIUHl'1H1l0'lli10'l1H as u train wlzislle! 1. Pin and Ring Committee 131, Band 11, 2, 31, Football Trainer 131, 1 Head Track Trainer 131, R.0.T.C. 11, 2, 31, Bars and Chevrons Club 1 131, Phy-Chem Club 141, C Club 13, 41, Photo Committee 141, ei Usher 141, Hi-Y Club 13, 41, Senior Play 141, Vodvil 141, Courtesy Squatl 131, Operetta 141, Chess Club 131, Booster Club 131, Penny Carnival 111, Session Room Basketball 131. Evert Johnson Quiet and ulzassimzing. - - 1 - -3 J 1 Thomas Tryon Johnson A treasurer 'lrillzoul ri-zrul, fl .S'1l'ffllU fellow. Glee Club 111, R.0.T.C. 11, 2, 31 2nd Lieutenant 131, French Club 141, Phy-Chem Club 13, 41, Bars and Chevrons Club 131 Vice-Presp dent 131, Senior Class Treasurer 141, Stage Crew 141, Courtesy Squad Z 12, 31, Senior Play Financial Manager 141. Sadie Joseph ' .fl friendly rztlilmle 10'l1'll1'l1 all. 'ii 4 3 A, F. , LI . are Estella Mae Kamps A V The girl 'zvillz the aihlelic spiril. ff Glee Club 111, Operetta 141, Hockey 11, 2, 3, 41, Indoor 11, 2, 3. 41. Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41, Volleyball 11, 2, 3, 41, Girls' Track 12, 31, Meet Manager 111, Senior Play 141, Senior Play Script Reader 141, me Vodvil Publicity 12, 3, 41, Penny Carnival 111, Girl Reserves 121, Agona 11, 2, 3, 41 Scribe 141, Junior National Honor Society 111, Senior National Honor Society 141, Student Council 111, French Club G.A.A. 11, 2, 3, 41, Math Club 13, 41, Flower and Color Com- Chairman 141. 12, 31, mittee Martlia Jayne Keller Tan little educated mes. Girls' Meet 12, 31, Operetta 141, Penny Carnival 111, Vodvil 11, 2, 3, 41. Josephine Elizabeth Keller Tam more. 1 Vodvil 11, 2, 3, 41, Operetta 141, Penny Carnival 111, Girls' Meet 12, 3 . ' ' Marjorie Julia Keller Wlmt cfm' she :lid was flows will: so lllllfll, muse, ln- her 'Z-was -nat-:wal lo please. Girls' Glee Club 141, Operetta 141, Senior Play 141, National Honor Society 141, French Club 12, 3, 41 Secretary 131 Vice-President 131, Sock and Buskin 13, 41 Secretary 141, Phy-Chem Club 141, Chairman of Memorial Committee 141, Vodvil Prop Committee 141. Jeanette Adelin Koch Sweets to the sweet. Glee Club 11, 21, A Cappella Choir 131, Operetta 141, Penny Carnival 121, Senior Play 141, Ticket Committee 141, Vodvil 141, Girls' Meet 111, Current Events Club 141, French Club 141, Pen and Pencil Club 121, Math Club, Helios Staff 131, Courtesy Squad, Conservation Club 12, 31, Junior National Honor Society 111. 1 Donald Clark johnson r joy Belle Koning Contentfmonl furnishes constant Joy. Girl Reserves 11, 2, 3, 41 Treasurer 131, Monitor 12, 31. 6' Josephine julia Bernadette Marie Koznalc Diligence is its own 're'u:a'rd. Penny Carnival 111, Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 41. Dagmar Kathlyn Kucera She is one senior who has never skipped school. Union High School 111, Glee Club 12, 31, A Cappella Choir 141, 9' Operetta 141, Girls' Meet 11, 2, 31, Girl Reserves 131, Current Events 141, Vodvil 12, 3, 41, Courtesy Squad 12, 31, Penny Carnival 121. ' Yvonne Agnes Kucera Those looks she gives us on the sly! I v 5? g? Union High School 111, Glee Club 121, Volleyball Team 12, 31, Girls' Meet 12, 31. Doris Margaret Lachmann Nothing is impossible for rr willing heart. Domecon Club 13, 41. Loreau Ida Larson It's the Sflillll-Il, quiet, rlmrn1ing olms that race. -'mes ff s sz' 11 11 1 ' ' iff! is Hive, , ' - ' ' issfesrs 1' ' ' c L . ...f , , ,,- ,f gk 1 f T f' Y . 1 ' 1 .' I ,M 1 1 : 'Q z 1,'-,jrfft H W .i-:EIR-1Qjgv 7 Y 4 ' ' ' sea. X- a . lc N V1 yur 1.:-?,'f -'11+!'fsSif. f 'i '- 1.1! .of 4.-w ., -4:-7 4 4. II 'in in. Ilm life-louy Tonny Marie Charlotte Larson To be busy ol somellzlng is ilzis modest 'maizl's delight. Girls' Glee Club 111, Girls' Meet 11, 21, Girl Reserves 13, 41, Domecon Club 11, 2, 3, 41 Treasurer 131 Librarian 141, Courtesy Squad 111. James White Latta, Jr. Ile and Walt Disney. John Russell Lee Life is fa josl, and all things 8110111 il,' I Ilzouglzt so once, bu! nom I know it. South High Sohool 112, 31, Tennis Team, Voclvil. I NN i Jeani 61 tiza let L lie, b ' A 'I,IlflQl017L of zlc1gljl1.t7f K XX , 0 ub L 21, A lCappclla ch lies 41. on etfa 47 L vii, 141, GQ ' Malgftyum Commi tee, Ch r of, he , Seni I a a e-up N om ttee, 1' hyk-Chem lubf1'33ie 1, th lub ,QL1 sy 1 quad 31, Qtertairrmeng Cggmittee 1 41. V 'Q 1 . 33 ' li s -X xx 1 ' .W 1,4 511' gl .11 . ,,,, 1 . 1 K x 1 XT 1. 13 111, 1 qu?fS1Ns , Emerson Lee Lockrow X 1 ' V1 11 lV 11711111 buy ll' ticket? Glee Club 111, Hi-Y 131, Helios Representative 121, Senior Class Pro- gram Committee 141, Senior Play Usher 141, Football Representative 121, Basketball Representative 121. Howard Raymond Long Ilis dancing coulcZn't be improved. Senior Boys' Glee Club 121, A Cappella Choir 13, 41, Operetta 141, All-High Octet, Dramatics 141, Senior Play 141, Co-Chairman Costume Committee Senior Play 141, Boys' Wardrobe Manager Senior Play 141, Shakespearian Hash All-Club Banquet Play 141, Intramurals 111, Courtesy Squad 131, Pin and Ring Committee 131, Entertain- ment Committee Senior Class 141. .se , . . 1' 33' 11 ii, ' V, I. ye 1 f x Kenneth . Bernard Maatman S Quiet 87ld!lCl'l'07' is the 1'm'uerslone of his su1'1'ess. Band 11, 2, 31, Baseball 111, Basketball 111, Track 111, Intramurals 11, 2, 31 Manager 121, Senior Class Advertising Committee 141, Vodvil 121, Courtesy Squad 131, Penny Carnival 111, Session Room Track and Basketball 11, 2, 31. Mary Helen MacDonald As calm and ml-lrllyfled as a su-nmler sea. Junior Chorus 111, Senior Girls' Glee Club 12, 31, A Cappella Choir 141, Operetta Riding Down the Sky 141, Hockey Team 131, Base- ball Team 121, Volleyball Team 141, Senior Girl Reserves 13, 41, Conservation Club 121, Courtesy Squad 13, 41, Vodvil 13, 41. Robert Burton MacKercher ms Laugh., clown, laugh! - Football 12, 3, 41, Track I 41, Boys' and Girls' Meet Nativity 11. 2, 31, Choir 11, lieity Committee 141, Penny Squad 12, 31, Central High Hugh Earl MacLean The faculty sighed! Phy-Chem Club, Hi-Y, Glee Club, Courtesy Squad. Margaret Jean MacNaught0n . .'., iiiiszzgwp 1 rwessfezf' M' 1 f 1,1s1.sw To !'llll.5'l! lhe gloom afwcly -urlillz 'll'll'l'lll., r I fy. Her 'llftfigllf 'ill fflL7L, she 'is worlll. 'i ' 1 -V3 f,, ' 1 Girls' Glee Club 111, Volleyball Team 11, 2, 31, Baseball Team 11, 2, . 31, Hockey Team 12. 31. Senior Play Cast 141, Prop Committee Senior W , H H W Play 141, G.A.A. 121, Helios Ad. staff 141, courtesy squad 12. 3. 41, Girls' Meet 11, 2, 31. ii '1 I Lorraine Margaret McCarthy . La mme lselyiflulf. 1 1' 1- 1 senior Play case, 141, Student Council 111, Math Clwb 13, 41, Le ii5 '-3111311 Cercle Francais 12, 31, Helios Ad Staff 141: Photograph Committee 1 '- fr., 1 1 141, Operetta Production Staff 141. Phy-Chem Club 131, G.A.A. 111, I . 1 . 7 53 ' 1 11 4. , Girls' Meet 111, Girl Reserves 131, Penny Carnival 111, Monitor 'L f f- 'll ,ev 11, 2, 31. . . 5 2,4 , 4 1. 1,31 11 ? L M1 1 ' Q ' 1 W 11 lt ,, ..,,.. 5. ,... ' 1 ' 3 A James Sutherland McCoy I'll1l1lstl l1 need not wish. French Club 12, 31, Math Club 12, 31, Phy-Chem 141, Honor Society 141, Motto Committee 141. Mary Agnes McKay A true 001113011-, 'witty and f'll,lH 7lZl1I-ff. Domecon Club 11, 2, 3, 41 Registrar 131 Asst. Librarian 141, Girl Reserves 13, 41, Girls' Meet 11, 2, 31, After-School Activities 11, 41, Junior Glee Club 11, 21, Senior Glee Club 141. Robert Louis McKay The Nad Cllemixt! Band 141, Vodvil 13, 41, Conservation Club 141, Operetta 141. Hi-Y Club 141, Courtesy Club 13, 41, Phy-Chem Club 141, Radio Club 121 President 121, Motto Committee 141, Penny Carnival 111, Boosters Glu 121. John Warren McKersie Not Illal I like Sflllly less. bull flllll more. 1 Isabel McNabb SGl'1'l1'0. especially to llelpless l'l'0!Ifll-VPS. G.A,A. 11, 21, Current Events Club 141, Monitor 12, 31, After-School ' Activities 11, 21, Conservation Club 12, 31, Hockey 131, Volleyball 11,1 141, Senior Play Production Staff 141, Penny Carnival 111, Girls' ' Meet 131. William Gerard McNamara Up, up, 'my frimlrl, and quit your books. Catholic Central 111: Davis Tech 12, 31. , ' 5 2- f i f N , M ,... wi ng. f fe.. Q, be 1 1' l1 , , -1 ,I - f ws . aiL.'f Clara Martha Meitz Hollywood beckons. Glee Club 11, 21, Hockey Team 121, Basketball Team 121, Senior Q, Plfxy Cast 141, Girl Reserves 11, 21: Domecon Club 12, 3, 41, G.A.A. 11 . Zillah Mary Middleton A rronstavnt friend is a llzi-ng rare and lmwl lo find. Glee Club 11. 21, Vodvil 141, Girl Reserves 12, 3, 41 Treasurer 141, Domecon Club 13, 41, Monitor 12, 31, Courtesy Squad Manager 141. Lorraine Mildred Mieras When Lorraine is so1neone's private secretary, we wonder who the ofice bay will be. Glee Club 111. Choir 121, Courtesy Squad 111. Harry Edward Mika Brenity is the soul of wit. National Honor Society 141, Glee Club 131, A Cappella Choir 141, Operetta 141, 2nd team Basketball 11, 21, lst team 13, 41, Track 111, Track Manager 121, Vodvil 141, C Club 13. 41 Secretary 141, Na- tional Scholastic and Athletic Honor Society 13, 41, Current Events 13, 41. Memorial Committee 141, Penny Carnival 111, Choir Nativity 141, Courtesy Squad 111. Hazel Arvilla Miller Hazel is a real friend to those who lcnow her. Monitor 11, 31, Girls' Meet 121. Lloyd Henry Milliron Dvtm'fm'inati0n will swczveed. Track 11, 3, 41. Bruce Edward Nelson Ili.-r 'worth is wmrrant for his irfelvonze. R.O.T.C. 11, 2. 3, 41, Hi-Y 111, Bars and Chevrons Club 12, 3, 41, Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 3, 41. Marjorie Ellen Nichols 4 Short but sweel. Glee Club 11, 21, Girls' Meet 11, 2, 41, Senior Play Cast 141, French Club 121, Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 31. Mildred Lucille Nowack C'07Yl771f07L 3071130 is 'ILOG S0 C0'7lI'II'L01l1. Glee Club 11, 21, Current Events Club 141, Senior Class Committee 141. Alice Jeanne O'Betts Previous things come in small packages. Girls' Gym Meet 11, 21, Girl Reserves 11, 2, 3, 41. Maurine Ogren .fl kind th.o-aight, ri ki-nd word, cz kind Lleecl. 'il Glee Club 11, 21, A Cappella Choir 13, 41, opererna 141, French Club 13, 41, Courtesy Squad 141. Russell Coleman Ogren He plays well that win.-1. W l 2nd team Football 11 21 lst team 13 41 2nd team Basketball 111, 1 team 12, 3, 41, Tiack' 12, 3, 41, Cilub 12, 3, 41, Hi-Y qs, 41, ' Phy-Chem 131, Usher, Courtesy Squad 11, 21, Operetta 141. Fi, 1 x Mary Frances Opperman W'h.at Cheer! Booster Club 111, Glee Club 11, 21, Vodvil 11, 2, mittee 13, 41, Penny Carnival 121, Senior Play Current Events 13, 41, Helios Circulation 131, Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 3, 41, Volleyball Team 121, 3, 41 Costume Com- 141, Phy-Chem 141, Helios Typist 141, Girls' Meet 11, 21. ,1 ix Mary Jane Orr 1, D CQ-Nl' 1 ix' ' V. Ami still my heart po-uvnds. Lf, Lf, fi' , I , T 1 Q11 Entertainment Committee MDX-QnC1.L5rent Events Club, ,131, After-School Activities 11, 21, VofNjl,'Tlcket Committee 13, 41,' olleyball Team 141, Girls' MeketJ1fl?12j 31, Courtesy Squad 111, 2,' 31.,,- ',-' 'v 1 I.. M. 41 tx ' - . my 1 -61, , ., ff , 2 - f -g -A' 1 , 1, .1 1, , QV 4 N15 'N ,W,Vf, , ' s .L .A Esther rances Osborn! 1 A I 1 . V- '. Here is the spirit that wins friends. pf ,N 'll Girl Reserves 11, -2, 3, 41 Vice-President 131, Senior Class Publicity Committee 141, Courtesy Squad 11, 21, Penny Carnival-Tickets 121. Vera Mae Osborn A little girl but she 'makes cm big impression. Senior Orchestra 11, 2, 31, Girls' Meet 11, 2, 31, Girl Reserves 12, 3, 4 . John Everett Palmer He's been needed since the world began. Glee Club 111, A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 41, Operetta 141, Track 131, C Club 13, 41, Sock and Buskin 141, Senior Play 141. Gloria Lavina Parker An all-around girl who is as lovable as she is capable. Glee Club 111, Operetta 141, Baseball Team 11, 2, 31, Volleyball Team 11, 2, 31 Manager 141, Basketball Team 13, 41, Hockey Team 12, 31 Captain 131, Cast for Senior Play 141, Chairman of Program Com- mittee for Senior Play 141, Chairman of Program Committee for Operetta 141, Girl Reserves 12, 3, 41, Domecon Club 11, 2, 3, 41 President 141, Agona Club 13, 41 Treasurer 141 Co-Scribe 141, National Honor Society 141, French Club 12, 31, G.A.A. 11, 2, 3, 41, Announce- ment Committee 141, Courtesy Squad 141, Red Cross 12, 31, Penny Carnival 111, Class Secretary 131, Class Prophet 141, Event and Comment Staff 141. ifikxmf-11 V- ff A -JAR 1 ll? l . . ,xx 771 Virginia Arlene Payne! ,lx -Q, .4453 16, 6 ug, ' ' 1 hifi The eyes have one la-ngullgle eivervzrfjighajgf-911' 1 OJ, ix , ' ' X operator 141, Domecon Club 13, 4 ffcdnrtfiw ' aa 11, 21,4-'3'fP4i1, Helios 12, 31, Girls' Meet 11, 2, 41, Volleyb 11, 2, 41, Badminton 141, Hockey 131. Robert Peter 5 ' 1 l Th1'ee-in- . A si , an ete, ,cl dl ti , 1 T Fredrika Sydney Pfeiier And liltle Andrey jusl laughed and laughed and laughed. Math Club 13, 41, French Club 13, 41 Vice-President 141, Classical Club 13, 41, Sock and Buskin Club 11, 2, 3, 41 Treasurer 131, Phy- Chem Club 13, 41, Helios Ad Staff 12, 3, 41, Girls' Glee Club 111, Pie and the Tart prop mgr. 131, Monitor 11, 2, 3, 41, G.A.A. 11, 21, . Hockey Team 11, 2, 31, Girls' Meet 11, 2, 3, 41, Penny Carnival 111, Baseball 11, 21, Junior National Honor Society 111, Prop Manager Vodvil 131, Prop Manager Operetta, 141, General Manager Vodvil 141, Ticket Committee Senior Play 141, Ticket Committee Epithct Committee 141. Co-chairman i Operetta 141, Pierce as the day is long. 2, LQ of 31, Operetta Make-up Committee, Biology Club Events Club 141, Phy-Chem Club 141, Literary Staff 12, 31, Courtesy Squad 12, 31. Merry Anne A sr m ferry Glee Club 11, 141, Current Elizabeth Porter ' ze hand that follows intellect will s'u.ceeed. nal Honor Society 13, 41 Registrar 141, Math Club 13, 41, Cl cal Club 141, Phy-Chem Club 131, Courtesy Squad 141. 11 .M owarcl Pound ipollo. GX I 2nd team Football 11, 21, lst team 13, 41, 2nd team Basketball 11, 21, lst team 13, 41, Track 12, 3, 41, Senior Play, Hi-Y Club, C Club, Flower Committee. 11 'lf--A 'Y' -r' '11 'rw 'int' Frances Pyle Lone is never out of season. Glee Club 11, 21, Vodvil 131, Senior Play Cast 141, National Honor Society 141, Student Council 141 Secretary-Treasurer 141, French Club 41, Sock and Buskin 141, Phy-Chem 141, Girl Adviser of Senior Class 141, Courtesy Squad 12, 31. Fred Knowlton Quigley, jr. A good alhlete, a good friend, an. all-around good fellow. 2nd team Football 121, lst team Football 13, 41, All-City Second Team 141, Track 12, 3, 41, C Club 13, 41 President 141, French Club 141 President 141, Math Club 13, 41, National Honor Society 141, Senior Head Usher, Inter-High Representative of Student Council, Monitor 12, 31, Helios Editor-in-Chief 141, Hi-Y 121, Intramurals 12, 31- Helen Lorraine R ndall .f thing bell g ll g forever. odvil , 41, ' l 'irve Q1, Art Club 141, Rcd Cross 111. t Pe yr, , , kno v- thi laily ggort., ask him. nd al 1 , 1 team Fo b'll 141, Baseball 12, 3, 41, C Club 4 , licijuygio tt 7f141, lios Staff 141, Glee Club 131, A pl hoir 41. Nj? . Our curli ada fiddler is an ardent out-door girl. . ,, 1. A, Senior Orches a 11, , 3, 41, Cirls Glee Club 11, 21, Girl Reserves 12, 31, Monitor 111. Ruth Blanche Reinhard A friend may 'well be reckoned the masterpiece of 1mt'ure. Vice-President of Senior Class, Agana Club 13, 41 President 141, Honor Society 13, 41 Vice-President 141, Classical Club 13, 41 Vice- President 141, French Club 141, G.A.A. 12. 3, 41 President 141, Glec Club 111, A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 41, Helios Staff 13, 41, Red Cross 141 Secretary 141, Domecon Club 13, 41 Vice-President 141, Phy-Chem Club 13, 41, Vodvil 13, 41, Operettu 141, Epithet Committee 141, Hike Manager 131, Chairman of Girls' Meet 141, Math Club 13, 41. Dorothy Grace Renzema 7'ho'u living rag of 'l11ftGll0l'f'ltUl fire. Junior National Honor Society 111, Penny Carnival 111, Monitor 111, Volleyball 12, 31, Girls' Meet 11, 2, 3, 41, Glee Club 11, 21, A Cappella Choir 13. 41, Junior Spade Orator 131, Math Club 13, 41 Vice-Presi- dent 141, French Club 141 Secretary 141, National Honor Society 141 Vicc-President 141. Phy-Chem Club 141, Operetta 141, Costume Com- mittee for Senior Play 141, Motto Committee for Senior Class 141. Mary Grace Richards A 'rn-if htz h-zmler and her Inez 'wus man. . .I Domccon Club 12, 3, 41, Girl Reserves 111, Monitor 121, Junior Girls' Glee Club 11, 21, Senior Girls' Glee Club 141. Dorothy Mae Robinson The silent partner. Ticket Committee 141, Monitor 141. James lVIcOmber Robinson If 'well thou Ima-I begun, go 011. Orchestra 13, 41, Band 12, 3, 41, Operetta 141, R.O.T.C. 11, 21, Hi-Y Club 13, 41 Vice-President 141, Junior National Honor Society Treas- urer, National Honor Society 141, Student Council 141 President 141, Current Events Club 141, Deltathenian 141, Sock and Buskin 13, 41, Phy-Chem Club 13, 41 Treasurer 131, Math Club 13, 41. Chess Club 131, Helios Literary and Circulation Staff 131, Helios Club Editor, Debating Team 141, Speech Contests - School Orator 131 Extempore 141, Junior Class President 131, Courtesy Squad 121. Marie Caroline Roetman She fnzakef her lmsine.-rs I1 plerurzwe and plI4ll8'llI'P her lruvsiness. Volleyball 11, 2, 31, Basketball 11, 2, 31, Hockey 12, 31, Girls' Meet 11, 2, 31, G.A.A. 12, 31, Junior Girls' Glee Club. Marie Sarah Rosengren Mixrlzief lm'k.s- in the depths of her eyes. Senior Orchestra 11, 21, Biology Club 13, 41, Volleyball 141. F 1 Betsy Meeker Ross Art sublime, friemlslzip fl'i1:i1ze. Girl Reserves 141, Domecon Club 13, 41, Courtesy Squad 12, 3, 41, Red Cross 11, 21. Elizabeth Sertovich Work flrsl, then resl. Volleyball Team 141, Pen and Pencil Club 141. john Siebsma A pound of pluck is worth 11, ton- of luck. Courtesy Squad 111. Lois Clara Siefert A smile for everyone. Glee Club 12, 3, 41. Jane Agnes Sienko A true friend is fore-va Arthur Frank Simmons Let there be light. J Crane Tech High,-Chicago 11, 21: Baseball 131, Oflicial Scorer 141, lst, team Football 13, 41, C Club 141, Senior Play Electrician 141, Intramurals 1411. 1 1 I. 2' 'ff' if 1' u frimzrl. i 4 Laal Gordon Lawrence Smiley .915 gmlwius - Penny Carnival 11, 21. Football Manager 111, Debating 111, Monitor 11, 21, Vodvil 12, 3, 41, A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 41, Glee Club 111, Junior-Senior Prom 131, Operetta 141, Senior Play 141, Sock and Buskin 141, Helios Staff 121. Charles John Smith Fate tried to conceal cm 'willing -workm' by mzming him Smith. Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 41, Stage Crew 141, Courtcs Sq ad 11, 21, Oper- etta 141. M. ,.,,.111WjjWQ1 Y MJ' Lum' and be lotable Q1 ff, Glee Club 111, A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 41, Operetta 141, V d'viI 13, 41, Senior Play 141, Domecon Club 12, 1, Voleyball 13, 3, Courtesy fe N ew db .wwf l2'144 y . . +0 4, 0-AAI' . x , f ', Nona Marie Smith .L 6-'A-4111 Ulmrming is as ch.a-'rming flees. Glee Club 11, 31, A Cappella Choir 141, Operetta 141. Senior Play, Hyde Park High, Chicago 121: Current Events Club 13, 41 President 141, G.A.A. 13, 41, Courtesy Squad 131, Vodvil 141, Hockey 13, 41, Baseball 131, Basketball 131, Volleyball 13, 41 Captain 141, Tennis 131 Girls' Meet 11 3 41 F- qwyylbgiwb'-J 1131151110 55 Sally Ann Sohus l'Ve all love baby talk. Marywood 1113 Phy-Chem Club 13, 41, French Club 131, Property Committee of Vodvil, Badminton 141, Tennis 141, Current Events 131. Betty jean Spring Each mind has its own method. Courtesy Squad 12, 3, 41, G.A.A. 11, 2, 3, 41, Vodvil 141, Volleyball 11, 2, 3, 41, Basketball 121, Hockey 12, 3, 41, Glee Club 111, Senior Play 141. F -Q Elizabeth Anne Stiles One of those rare vombifzaliolzs. Senior Play Cast 141, Vodvil 131, Classical Club 13, 41, Junior Na- tional Honor Society 111, Senior National Honor Society 13, 41, French Club 141, Math Club 13. 41 Secretary 131, Helios Stan' 131, Helios Business Manarer 141, Pin and Ring Committee 131, Courtesy Squad 11, 21, Penny arnival 111, Epithet Committee 141. 4,8343 1,4665 7 ' X If 1,1514 if as Lalks in her sleep. MJ Y' I l l T 1 w 1 1 1 r K 1. 4 Senior Play Property Committte 141. Vodvil Pro L t omrni 31 Monitor 11 21 Conservation Club 12, 3 , Eve d Cross 13 41 Treasurer 14-1 Helios Junior A , Epithet Comrrligm-5141.'M, ' Rae , ', 1' 'o l1i11z.v1: 1 1, m avllal. V 1 Class President 14 S den COW eil 131 sher rj Ac ' s 2 Club 31 JTr,a 1 ' Execut ve Serii' K4d1,, C 111-sesy Sqfiad-' Ll 31. oard14f Cons ai C Chem b Arnold Marshall Swanson l'lm1'es xo1n1:ll1.'i11,g about a soldier that is mo, fine, in... Track 131, Usher 121, Phy-Chem Club 141, R.O.T.C. 11, 2, 31 St ff Cflipgin 141 , Bars and Chevrons Club 11, 2, 3, 4 ,1 Courtesy Squad Vonda Theresa Szczepanik All things rome ln those who hustle while they wail. Domecon Club 141, Senior Girl Reserves 141, Glee Club 11, 2, 31, . J:-P Robert Adrian Telder A 4'o1L.-rcirmliozls worlrm' mul II fine fellow. Lost and Found 111, C Club 13, 41, Hi-Y Club 11, 2, 3, 41 Treas- urer 121 Secretary 131 Vice-President 141, Phy-Chem Club 141, Biology Club 131, National Junior Honor Society 111, 2nd team Foot- ball 121 lst team 13, 41. Baseball 131, Intramurals 11, 41, Class Prophet 141, Photograph Committee 141, Monitor 131. After-School Activities 141. Henrietta Ten Bosch Wilnia ayne Tepper 2 Volle ba 2 3' 1 ames Henry Teunis H WS' 'Q' ll: s- nrt o s'ur11'ss IS ronwtnmy of yonrposo. Girl Reserves Biology Club Le Ceicle Francais, Pen and Pencil Club. lim rrfclwl LS Iennzx if ,JJ 1 V. 9, ' ul A ,ff . Gul Reseives 12 3 l Vic J2,r6g1deptJfi1, FE-such Club -12, 3, 41, G A 11 z J ftei Sc wi Activluiespffi, 2,,3, qylsasebail 11, 2 3 41 TenmsT1 41 ,Champion 131 Penny Cai1mv?1,.'111, Ping-Pong 12 3 41 Cha flion 1,21fBasketball 13 41, I-goitkey, 2, 3, 41,, Monitor -- r .. .V -.f .1 ' It' 4- . . .M . V 1 Anlions speak louder Num, floorzls. ' Vodvil Stage Crew 13, 41, Hi-Y Club 11, 2, 3, 41 Secretary 12, 41 Treasurer 131, Biology Club 13, 41 Treasurer 141, Math Club 12, 3, 41, Publicity Committee 141, Lost and Found 111, Penny Carnival 11, 21, Junior Honor Society 111. Katy Mariel Thompson Art lzux vlaimecl hor. Monitor 131, Junior Pin and Ring Committee 131,.Vodvil 13, 41, .4 Helios Art Staff 13, 41, Color and Flower Committee 141,ert Club 141. M' ,J A 1 X 1 1 W' . . W f 1 el Irene Georgia Thwaxtes - , 1 f, Nh CF0lI.U6'lIN47lf pe-rfer Irllmrles. I ' ' I ' L J . ' bl , f Jean Marcella Van Buskirk 1 V ,, ,, - K1 v 'J 1' R' 1 7 ' C,o:1,lral's chatterbox. Current Events Club 141, Courtesyl1lSqua1l,Y12, 3-1, Helios All Staff 149 Helios Literary Staff 141, Operettift 141,1VodvE'l 141f'Girl'lItesej:yes' 1 1. V' fy - - 1 1 rv pl ' I 1 . 1 x l 1 ,-' ,j I 'v' 1 Q L- .fl XX. IKIAHIIIMI !lnM1llCXE' 1 - Elmer Danial VandenBroek Anytlzning but history, for history mas-l be false. Glee Club 11, 21, A Cappella Choir 13, 41, Operetta 141. Andrew Martin Vander Molen The Flying Dulchman. Track 11, 2, 3, 41, Football 13, 41, Basketball 11, 21, Coach of Fresh- man Basketball 141, C Club 13, 41, Senior Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 41, Operetta 141, Conservation Club 121, Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 3, 41, Entertainment Committee 141, Epithet Committee 141. Mollie Rosella VanclerVeen , Mollie proves that girls are made of sugar anal spice and everything nice. Girls' Meet 11, 2, 3, 41, Monitor 11, 21, Junior Girl Reserves, Junior Red Cross. A Donn William Van Der Vort His smallness of stalure is forgotten in his b-igness of heart. Band 12, 31, Hi-Y Club 12, 3, 41, Phy-Chem Club 13, 41, Math Club, Czhagmjngi Photo Committee 141, Auditorium Usher, Courtesy Squad Jean Elizabeth Van Koevering Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low. Girl Reserves 12, 31, Domecon Club 12, 31, After-School Activities 11, 21, G.A.A. 13, 41, Volleyball Team 13, 41, Indoor Team 12, 3, 41, Hockey Team 13, 41. Howard Van Overloop He ean't pass up a football, lel alone - Znd team Football 121, lst team Football 13, 41, 2nd team Basketball 121, lst team Basketball 13, 41, Baseball 12, 3, 41, C Club 13, 41, Courtesy Squad 141, Entertainment Committee 141. Edythe Dottelle Van Rossum Lily Pans' understucly. Glee Club 11, 21, A Cappella Choir 13, 41, Operetta 141, Vodvil 12, 3, 41, Domecon Club 12, 3, 41, Classical Club 13, 41, Current Events Club 141, French Club 141, Phy-Chem Club 141, Helios Business Staff 141, Motto Committee, Epithet Committee. Elmer Lawrence Van Ryn By diligence he earns his way. National Junior Honor Society 111, National Honor Society 141, Courtesy Squad 141, Auditorium Usher 141. E Gordon Ellwood Van Tassel Cofurleoux, willing, likeable Gorclieg he merits sm'c'ess. Glee Club 111, R.O.T.C. 11, 2, 31, Sergeant 12, 31, Bars and Chevrons 12, 31, Sergeant-at-Arms 121, Vice-president 131, Monitor 131, Red Cross Representative 111, Stage Crew Christmas Assembly 141. Dorothy June Vlasblom She keeps Cupid working 0'l7Ul'1llIlE. Glee Club 11, 2, 31, R.O.T.C. Sponsor-2nd Class 12, 31 lst Class 141, Domecon Club 12, 31, Bars and Chevrons Club 12, 3, 41, Courtesy Squad 131, Girls' Meet 111. 5 Louise Jane Vlasblom ' Awzolher, yet the so-me. Glee Club 11, 2, 31, Girls' Meet 11, 21, R.O.T.C. Sponsor-2nd Class 12, 31 lst Class 141, Domecon Club 12, 31, Bars and Chevrons Club 12, 3, 41, Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 31. Robert Melville Waer Anrl xlill they gazed, and still lhe 'll'0'll-fl8'I' grew, Tha! one small head coalfl carry all he knew. Junior National Honor Society 111 President 111, French Club 13, 41 dent 141, Classical Club 13, 41 President 141, Chess Club 11, 2, 31 Epithet Committee 141, Chairman Classical Club Book Sale 13, 41. President 141, National Honor Society 13, 41, Math Club 13, 41 Presi- President 131, Auditorium Usher 13, 41, Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 31, Junior Red Cross 111 Treasurer 111, Track 11, 21, Golf Team 141, Co-chairman Motto Committee 141, Co-chairman Ticket Committee 141, Mary Lee Wagner A 'witty womurt is ll' il'6!I8'lH'0,' a willy lmcmlty is a poorer. Math Club 141, French Club 12. 3, 41, Sock and Buskin 141, Phy- Chem Club 13, 41, Girls' Glee Club 111, Junior Honor Society 111, Monitor 11, 21, Girls' Meet 11, 2, 3, 41, Student Council 141 Vice- President 141, Vodvil 13, 41, Entertainment Committee 141, Class Prophet 141, Senior Play 141, National Honor Society 141, Penny Carnival 11, 21. Wallace W. Waltman He's a quiet, reliable fellow. Baseball 13, 41, 2nd team Football 11. 21, Cheer Leader 141, Art Staff 121, Monitor 11, 21, Penny Carnival 111, Advertising Committee 141, Intramurals 11, 2, 3, 41, Session Room Track 121. Lois Margaret Wells Our future Pulitzer Prize wi-nner. Glee Club 11, 2, 31, A Cappella Choir 141, Vodvil 141, Girl Reserves 131, Classical Club 141, Biology Club 141, Pen and Pencil Club 141 President 141, Conservation Club 13, 41, Helios Literary Staff 141, After-School Activities 111. Roger Stuart Whelpley Roger, who will fu-ever kill us with 'mov-ds, Can- shoot us very effectively with his cwnzera. The Principia, St. Louis, Mo., Davis Tech., Grand Rapids, Mich., Central High School, Orchestra 111, Band 121. K Os. tl-Lzivl-T-D-an-N13 M flow' sunny hair 'ls equalecl only by her sunny rlifcposilirm. Mary Anne Whims Ottawa Hills 111: French Club 141 Treasurer 141, Current Events Club 141. Costume Committee Senior Play 141, Ticket Committee Senior Play 141, Girls' Meet 12, 31, After-School Activities 121. Dora Gene White 16's 'not only the Hollrmclers who get in Dulcll. Ottawa 11, 2, 31: Baseball 131. Helios Ad Staff 131, Current Events 141, Phy-Chem 141, Courtesy Squad 141, Senior Play 141, Vodvil 141, Tennis 13, 41. . 7 'iii .. ,W ,,,, ,311 , ea 1 ,xxx me - .ia ,,. 3' ,um 1,s,m . , 'ms w we m uw f 5 1, T55 ,ww M L ., I M5 :sn Q 1 ,H 1 1 r ,. - 11 ,Q sais' 41 K 1 I E ' it Pxgfsil ll ll N Q 1, ,i 1 , . We 1. ' - is ' .! fu . Margaret Louise White 'f 4 , 'v. 'fix , my vm ww -.al F, ' Lil 3' W ' l at tgp I ' , L ... ,i ,ve 1 in fa, ,, L . t , ,.. s ., , Glee Club 11, Volleyball 11, 21, Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41, Hockey Team ' - , . Little dyno-mile! . 4.4. I an g Y' 'l ' l yk... A I 5 1 1 3 Le 11, 2, 3, 4 , Basketball Team 11, 2, 3, 41, Girls' Meet 11, 2, 3, 41, Ping-Pong 13, 41, Agona Club 141, Publicity Manager of All-Club Banquet 141, Biology Club 141, G.A.A. 11, 2, 3, 41, Phy-Chem Club 13, '41, Math Club 13, 41 Secretary 141, Helios Ad Staff 141, Current Events 13, 41 Vice-President 141, Publicity Committee Senior Play, Courtesy Squad 11, 41 Manager 141, Senior Play Cast 141, Conserva- tion Club 131, Hello-week Committee 141, Property Committee Vodvil 13, 41, Property Committee Operetta 141. Rollin Thomas White Irrepressilnle as 11 lL'1lt0'l'fLl11. 2nd team Football 11, 21 lst team 131, Track 121, Phy-Chem Club 13, 41, Math Club 13, 41, Auditorium Usher 141, Monitor 11, 2, 31. Duncan MacKinnon Wierexigo What a piece of work is mon. 2nd team Football 11, 21, Track 111, Tennis 13, 41, Student Council 131, Le Cercle Francais 13, 41 Treasurer 141, Phy-Chem 141, Math Club 13, 41, Monitor 131, Memorial Committee 141, National Scholastic Athletic Honor Society 13, 41. na Esther Wiers Sinzpliuity is irirtmce. Orchestra 131, Glee Club 11, 21, A Cappella Choir 131, Vodvil 131, Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 31, Conservation Club 12, 31. 1 ' Sterry Bradford Williams fl C'lHlll'f11,S Illrm-aimuf-loimz. Golf 12, 31, Track 11, 2, 31, Football Manager 12, 31, Head Manager 131, Basketball 111, C Club 13, 41, Monitor 11, 2, 31, Intramurals 11, 21. Penny Carnival 111, Helios Staff 11, 2, 3, 41, Helios Circula- tion Manager 13, 41, Senior Play 13, 41, Junior Red Cross 11, 21, Senior Usher 141, Orchestra 111, Boosters' Club 131, Pancake Supper 121, Helios Advisory Board 13, 41, Helios Literary Staff 11, 2, 3, 41, Stage Crew Vodvil 121, Senior Get-Together Week Chairman 141, Efjntral Representative for City Government 141, Junior-Senior Prom I-larry Earl Williams Our camlicl ccmmru fiend. Hi-Y Club 11, 2, 31, Phy-Chem Club 13, 41, Math Club 141, Helios Representative 12, 3, 41, Usher 141, Secretary to Mr. Conger 141, Courtesy Squad 13, 41. Ruth Elizabeth Barbara Wilson Thy modesty? a cradle to Zhy frnerit. Secretary Senior Class Advisory Board, Vice-President of Junior Class, G.A.A. 12, 3, 41, Hockey 12, 3, 41, Basketball 12, 3, 41, Volleyball 12, 31, Indoor 12, 31, Basketball Manager 141, Agana 13, 41 Secretary 141 Treasurer 141, National Honor Society 141 Treasurer 141, Junior Honor Society 8th and 9th Grade, Girls' Meet 11, 31, Meet Manager 141, Junior Girls' Glee Club 111, Student Council 131, Hall Manager 131, Courtesy Squad 141, Penny Carnival 111, Epithet Committee 141. Sh moves , dess, and she I Oks u quee- . s joan Withey . ' al ' Hon ' x 1 Secretar 111 Juni Girls' Gu. ers ' ub 12 3- illtopper 1 Penn 'xrnival 111 e Cer ran a' 2 R 1 - ce Pres' 3 Tr re 13 esy u d irc ion 1 L1 L J ci , lv um. ' if N . 1 , 5 , 4 - 1 1 r ,. 13, st- so ' 1' if 51' , 'or- ' n s. mitte , - i 1 r 't 1, V li e , W. Q 3, cps i lor Na- ie 1 A, ' a m ' ' A iss for Cinderella Cast, 1 1 N Cu 1 L Opere a ublic ty Co e S4 c y 1 Secretary 141 ithet 2' 5 1,11-1. 1 51 wifi ,,,, 1 3' Q 145 s . Dorothy jane Witters ' IVe wis Il doctors 'were .s chfrr ,' as she I ' , Seni Girl G Club 31, A Ca a Choir 1, Op tta, od- v' 1, Se Play st 141, nch 12, 3 , henian 12 1 i es' ent , Sock an Bus 2, 3, , 1 residen 1. Y hem chool clai ..1, onal unlo j 1 Honor ciety 11 Pho h Co ee 4' Frank Raymond Wolz Like Lincoln, he bears no malice, e-nvllf or spite. Band 11, 21, Glee Club 13, 41, Operetta 131. john Gordon Yeakey A-nd Bing, out 'went Crosby. Choir 11, 2, 3, 41, Operetta 141, Nativity 11, 21, Sock and Buskin 141, Hi-Y 11, 21, Phy-Chem 11, 21, Vodvil 11, 2, 3, 41, Octet 11, 21, Enter- tainment Committee 141, Golf Team 131, Penny Carnival 111. Arthur Nickolas Zalaoras He i'l'Iaj0rs 111, R.0.T.C'. Senior Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 41, Operetta 141, Track 12, 31, R.O.T.C. 11, 2, 3, 41 Cadet Major 141, Bars and Chevrons Club 12, 3, 41 Presi- dent 121, Senior Play Ticket Committee 141, Vodvil 13, 41, Courtesy Squad 13, 41, Penny Carnival 111, Inter-High Symphony Orchestra 3-G GJ . 5511? 11, 81, Memorial Committee 141. , eg 1, 141,12 i -, e.e,,zq1 v Roger Robert Boyer Norma Eileen Zingler 11111311-IIS A'1'l7'64 the Imst to the Iusl. Monitor.12, 31, Glee Club 11, 21, A Caopella Choir 13, 41, G.A.A. 12, 3, 41, Glrl Reserves 131, Senior Play 141, Volleyball 12, 3, 41, Hockey 12, 3, 41, Basketball 12, 3, 41, Girls' Meet 11, 3, 41. This 'is the best senior class I'1:e ever been in. Agnes Adele Davies Thereis nothing like being used to cr, thing. George Luther Del-Iart .Music hath cl1m rn.s'. Joan Dewey We 'wonder where Joan has fovmzcl lime 10 study these last four years. Class Colors: Dubonnet and Gold CLASS MOTTO In Ourselves Our Future Lies O CLASS POEMS Q TO MY DIPLOMA One time you were my golden star, a light, The goal I sought, a beacon on a hill. You led me those Hrst days till I was quite Accustomed to the newness, led until I felt myself part of this wider world Of gaping rooms, backfturning stairs and halls. The months went by, the years unfurled Their banners, till today our future calls. But in ourselves our future lies. Today You are the bridge that leads us to our goal. Now I have grasped my star, it fades away, Yet burns again upon some higher knoll. Dorothy Dietsch FOR GOOD REMEMBRANCE We tread the steps, swing wide the heavy door, and meet a hum of friendly greetings. A sudden thought - We leave all this! The insistent bell, the lively chatter, the buzz of classes passing, low voices in small rooms, timid hope or dull misgiving, moment of suspense, papers, elation, or deep despair, that helpless feeling when fingers of the mind grope for the answer, and parted lips, blank stare, or downcast eyes betray the sputtering candle of knowledge, the din of discussion, too, and the solemn quiet of intensive study, the heat of competition, and the warm comfort of a thing well done late afternoon restlessness, straining ears, and then the bell, no longer arrogant and shrill . . . freedom. We tread descending steps. The door swings to, The lock clicks. A lingering thought - Within is silence, silence and a ghost of laughter echoing in long dim halls. Elizabeth Porter 443 CLASS SUNG C Tune : Anvil Chorus Forward and upward with head high and step Erm We march to the goal of our heart's desire. New paths unfold now and beckon us onward to heights That our youthful hopes would acquire. With knowledge we've gained and with character strong May we reap of the fruits that our school has sown, Intellect, leadership, honor, and faith be our guides In the years that remain unknown. Farewell, then, Central, we leave thy dear portals With memories cherished of comrades true, Words fail and eyes dim as parting approaches, To friends and to teachers we bid adieu. CHORUS: 4 Loyal to you, dear Central, we will be foreverg Proudly we'll bear the banner of our Alma Mater. Mighty fortress of our youth, thy praise and glory we'll sing forever The class of '38, Ruth Wilson and Tonny Larson 44 SENIOR PLAY CUMMITTEES One of the most important cogs in the machinery of play production is the executive staff. This year the staff was unusually effective. Each of the various com' mittees should be congratulated for its splendid service. However, the stage crew deserves special recognition for its hard work and wonderful cooperation. Because this staff was so efficient, the play, A Kiss for Cinderella, was a grand success. Row 1 - Bruce Barkwell, Freddie Pfeiffer, Mary Hersman, Caroline Hillman, Fred Gillett, Estella Kamps, Sandy Stuart, Art Simmons. Row 2 - Howard Long, Jeanne Lillie, Mary Ann Whims, Sally Stuart, Gloria Parker, Jeannette Hertel, Margaret White, Miss Hayes. Row 3 - Dorothy Dietsch, Jeannette Koch, Isabel McNabb, Dottelle Van Rossen, Bob Peterson, Betty Beel, Gloria Du Bois, Jeanne Haynes, Robert Rayne. Row 4 - Robert Waer, Robert Succop, William Faasse, Charles Smith, Robert MacKe1'cher, Jack Day, Tom Johnson. 45 Best Allfaround Girl Best Allfaround Boy Class Mascot . . Class Tarzan Class Pest . Class Politician . Class Romance Class Farmer . Class Wit . . Class Inseparables MOCK ELECTION I Ruth Reinhard Jack Barrows Howard Long George Cassis . Miss Hayes . Fred Gillett . john Palmer and Dorothy Smith Russell Ogren . . Bob IVlacKercher . Frances Pyle and Jim Idema Most Popular Girl . . Most Popular Boy . Fashion Plate Girl . Fashion Plate Boy . Most Digniied Senior . Most Undigniiied Senior Most Bashful Senior Cutest Girl . . Handsomest Boy . Petticoat Chaser Woman Hater Man Hater . . . Most Courteous Senior , Done the Most for Central . Done Central for the Most . 46 . Ma1'y Lee Wagner . Bradford Williams . Barbara Hazeltine . . john Yeakey . Dorothy Witters Tom Hubbard john Carrington . Peg Baldwin . Bob Clark Charles Dorman . Jim McCcJy Elizabeth Porter Ruth Wilson Fred Quigley Hugh MacLean PAGE 0F RECOGNITION C The Class of '58 wishes to recognize the winners of the following Honors: , ':r.E'Jf'-5' U .flip awf,fiZlf9 W. QM-. li? effg June 5797?-1, Frei. C-Plfleff merican Legion Medal . pu M49 I-7' .,.. The Class of 1926 Award 00Y0fA5 . The Gordon Scott Cup The Tri-Honor Cup s h Prizes : George F. Clay Prize . . 1 . - . Sara Davis Memorial ....... ., . . A dau! 1' Awards for Essay on a Patriotic Subject fn ' I X ' e Public 1. Book Store Fund . Detroit News A The Central High . . 4. The Ethel K. Nistle Award 0010 Mfg.-JMC Wglffffs . Medals ......... Sp aking Prizes: 1 w ard for Oratory ppbfz. Da . School Award for Rho Phi Alpha ins 'u J. Englis 1. 2. 3. 2 d Awar of American Home Economics pins ....... History Award 6b? POT'-TC V. Mathematics Awards: 1. Math Club Award .......... . Mr. Snell's Award Q'2. l . Classical Club Awards : 2 . - 1 nf'?fa.G1Yeo.. . 2. S ond ear ,....,..... e,.,.Y. I :Club Awards :,?. 6-tgwoef 1 First year A French 1. TwofYear Course 2 An-ag 221442. Jax. 4'f2'.s'e.'M-. . ThreefYear Course 'f. CUQGY' .....,i. Agona Club junior Cup to f-!0.?'e?'C4'e' . - . 193 Rex Cherryman Award 'fiqdgzi f .... f f i f . Helios Award Sd Additional Awards . - . .- , . ..... . .- .... . 1,15 4 143142 dat. Is .I I r5e.333b01,lfs '- S ass'a7 NMMA, W - Fffed Grflerf 491,10 3 Aww- MUN D' Ve' ,img A Lll lojh1Al:l:eSlB'ai1ei'i-I-R.ekf0'CLIN' mjio 154.37 064- u.r-r'- - QQ Pawn.: if tyfwww, rl . 1 3 A , -' yn I 4, -Y ,ef A . . 1 . ,La , i , 4 , K, J XQ Q U wif ' ffj j .J M ,Mr vi xgjzb 6 5 2 A X I n 4 Y lg f 5 X v i 5 ' p w 1 Aw 9 .A NF, id UHDEHCLHSSIHEH v ' I am? R . it Wyvjff . ,Mrll .1UNl0n CLASS 0FFICERS K nf. XE fy i ' ' A A' fha A 'li' f .f Q I Row 1 - John DeGroot. Sandy Stuart, Phyllis Craig, Tom Straight. Row 2 - Mr. Robinette, Miss lnglesh, Mr. Coryell. In the Fall, Mr. Upton called a meeting of all the Juniors. The purpose of this meeting was to select temporary oihcers that the class might be organized. Those who were elected were: john DeGroot, Chairmang Rose Beuker, Secretary. The election of the regular officers was held in january. The Juniors all had a grand time at the junior Class GetfTogether which was held in the cafeteria in February. Games were played and refreshments were served. ' David Conger was appointed Chairman of the Ring Committeeg he had repref sentatives from the three Junior Session Rooms to help him. The class is now voting on its class rings, and making plans for the JuniorfSenior Prom, one of the biggest events of the year. , President VicefP1esident Secretary Treasurer Advisors OFFICERS Nj Sandy Stuart John De Groot Phyllis Craig Tom Straight Miss Inglesh Mr. Robinette Mr. Coryell ff. X X J 'X it J rf NL 9X if H 1 .jjijgt Y R. Ackerman, M. Ahlen, M. Allen, A. Amsterburg, N. Assaley, B. Bailey, G. Balkema, H. Bangs, H. Barclay. D. Bearss, B. Bement, C. Bement, D. Benson, W. Bennett, F. Beuker, J. Beuker, R. Beuker, J. Bidelman. A.. Biggs, C. Bilby, B. Blandford, H. Blacklock, W. Bloomer, F. Bogdanik, D. Booker, F. Braun, K. Brower. M. Brown, T. Burggraaf, J. Burns, L. Burnett, J. Burr, I. Butler, B. Campion, M. Chesebrough, L. Cain. M. Carlson, J. Carlson, C. Chase, T. Clare, R. Cla rk, V. Clark, T. 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George, D. Bixby, E. Blacklock, B. Blake, Bogdanik, C. Bolle, D. Boogaard, D. Boogard, G. Boozer, T. Boslooper, L. Bowers, E. Braun, Brown, D. Bullock, W. Burr, R. Busse, L. B utler, R. Cain, M. Calkins, C. Card, Carlson, F. Cassis, S. Centilli, K. Clapp, B. Clapp, W. Cochrane, H. Collins, R. Combs, Cowell, J. Crawford, D. Cross. F. Cross, R. Currier, J. Curtis, H. Dams, v B., Day, B. DeVries, M. DeYoung, A. Dillingham, L. Drozdowski, G. Dunlevy, L. Durkee, W. Dykema, F. Eckberg, ,,V. 0 94 J. Wittcrs. C. Adastik. D. Bashore. A. Benson. L. Boening. J . Brower. E. Carter. D. Cook. DenHollander. H. Efting. , if , 117' f - 4 l 5 'bfi 5 X 'W l il N 3 Q 1 Q XX Si.. Q l 9 Elson, S. Emaus, A. Epps, P. Evertse, D. Ewi ng, D. Eybinck. E. Eyd, B. Ferguson, D. Ferwerda Fisher, B. Fonger, A. Fosner, R. Fosner, S. French, J. Friedrich, R. Froman, M. Garrett, R. Gazella. Gazella, R. Geer, R. Gillett, F. Gill, L. Gilpin, D. Gittlen, A. Glim, G. Glupker, E. Goodson. Grawburg, P. Gross, D. Haaksma, P. Haan, K. Hag-emeister, J. Hale, L. Hale, L. Hall, W. Hamlin. Hammersmith, J. Henry, C. Heyboer, E. Hillis. B. Hoag, W. Hoag, F. Holwerda, D. Hondorp, J. Hooper. Huff, M. Hugmeycr, E. Ignasiak, A. Jaworowski, R. Jennings, L. Johnson, H. Hones, C. Joseph, L. Kaboos. Klinestcker, B. Kalawert, B. Kam ps, G. Karel, R. Kazma, K. Kelly, J. Kennedy, R. Kettner. King, E. Keeler, R. Kloote, E. Klunder, E. Kozak, R. Krenselewski, F. Kridler, A. Krueger, D. Kurtzworth. Kutschc, M. Lake, S. La rson, E. Lassman, B. L utta, R. Lang, E. Lewis, E. Lindberg, D. Lowell. Maczka, L. Malewitz, G. Marks, B. Matteson. R. May, H. McFall. B. McGee, A. McKay. B. McKenna. 94 Mcln tyre, E. Medendorp, J . Melcski, A. Mell, J. Merdzinski, B. Merkle, N. Middleton, R. Millar, F. Maloley. Morrissey, G. Murdock, L. Nelson, D. Newcomer, K. Nichols, L. Norman, C. Norval, B. Oliver, L. Olson. Passmore, N. Peters, K. Peterson, G. Phelps, F. Pierce, R. Postema, R. Pulcifer, E. Radio, H. Rahn. Ransom, C. Reece, C. Reintges, D. Reigling, E. Richards, , G. Roedding, M. Rosema, D. Ross, M. Rowe. Salik, K. Schaap, N. Schipper, J. Seastrom, E. Sessink, E. Sessions, E. Seward, S. Shank, D. Sherwood. Sremba, J. Sikors, J. Simon, G. Sims, D. Skinner, M. Smee, D. Start, M. Storey, M. Stiles. Stoeffler, L. Svoboda, E. Swider, M. Taylor, H. Thoits, F. Thwaites, J. Thwaites, H. Thompson, L. Treleven. VanArman, V. VanHouten. F. VanOeveren, B. VanPopering, E. Van Putten, D. Van Ryn, D. Veenstra, M. Viergiver, R. Yokom Walker, D. Wanuer, K. Ward, B. Weemholf, F. Welch, J. Westra, G. Weltevred, P. Wierenga, B. Williams Witham, P. Wolz, A. Wynalda, M. Yenor, C. Zawacki, E. Zwier, C. Ackerman, J. Adrianse. 0 Afendoulis, S. Allen, S. Allen, H. Amberg, R. Anderson, C. Andree, D. Andre, W. Arnoudse, Aussicker, D. Badger, G. Baloyan, B. Banks, B. Barnaby, D. Bean, M. Behrens, V. Bell Birdsall, R. Blanchard, D. Black, J. Blood, R. B loore, D. Bogerd, V. Boldt, H. Bolhouse, Bradford, N. Bradley, D. Braley, C. Bratt, J. B ridges, C. Brower, C. Brown, A. Bu ffinga Burggraaff, L. Cady, M. Carpenter, D. Chase, H. Christensen, A. Clark, D. Clifford, S. Cole, Cousino, B. Coverston, O. Crandall, S. Crume, H. Cummings, D. Curtis, P. Curtis, P. Dalson, DeBack, C. DcBeel, D. DeGraFf, B. DeHaan, M. DeHaan, J. DeKana, S. DeKraker, B. DeMaagd, DeWitt, J. DeZeeuw, T. Dillingham, M. Dow, V. Dykhuizen, L. Efting, E. Evans, B. Ewing Ferch, L. Forsberg, M. Foster, M. Funk, A. Furgerson, A. Furgerson, J. Georgaeakes, E. George Goodman, E. Gray, M. Gros, A. Haglund, H. Hakken, A. Harb, H. Holben, B. Hart, Helder, M. Hemmes, M. Herington, R. Koster, J. Krush, R. Kubiak, D. Lawton , G. Ledbetter, D. Lindeman, R. MacDonald, E. MacNeil, K. Madden, McGahan, B. McKe1-sie, W. McNabb, J. Miskill, D. Mitchell, M. Mitchell, J. Norman, K. Nitzel, B. O'Bryan, P. Peterson, D. Peterson, E. Peterson, B. 9 Hoover, H. Hoyle, J. Hubbard, J. Hugmeycr, M. Hurd, Jinks, M. Jones, R. June, E. Kammert, J. Kendrick, H. Kucera, E. Kunst, L. Lindeman, M. Lindsay, C. Kunst, E. LaMarre, E. Lange, K. Larson Lobensky, N. Loveland, H. Luxford, D. Maatman M. Mallett, K. Marine, A. Marler, H. Martin, S. Mason, N. McDonald Medendorp, B. Mentor, E. Merrick, M. Mieras, K. Miller, M. Mimnough Moline, J. Morrissey, S. Murray, M. Myckowiak. H. Nelson, S. Nelson Olin, V. Outley, E. Owen, J. Palmerston, V. Parent, M. Passrnore Petoskey, J. Philbrick, M. Phillips, B. Piersma, T. Pollok, R. Porter. 0 Herman, R. I-Iertstein, E. Hickman, M. Hills, E. Houwerzyl, I. Holmberg. J. Idema, E. Ives, J. Richmond, J. Jenne. Kennedy, M. Kirchman, D. Kline, J. Koenes. 9 is Sb Post, J. Powell, C. Prentice, E. Price, J. Pruitt, S. Prywoznik, G. Peetman, M. Racine, E. Raynor. Read, B. Reynolds, E. Richardson, P. Richardson, T. Roeper, M. Roguska, B. Ronald, R. Rowland, L. Roxby. Runneboom, R. Runstrom, J. Schmieding, A. Seastrom, M. Seilert, R. Semeyn, T. Seward, D. Shepard, E. Sides Simchak, M. Simpson, M. Sklar, C. Skouras, J. Sloas, C. Smestad, D. Smith, F. Smith, L. Smith Smith, W. Stadt, R. Stauffer, M. Steifens, V. Stoepker, Y. Stone, T. Stowitts, C. Streeter, C. Stuart. Stuart. C. VanSctters, M. Szczepanik, H. Tassell, E. Taylor, C. Tedesco, D. Telder, T. Theodore. Thoits, H. Thompson, R. Trumbull, J. Upham, H. VanAsse1t, D. VanDam, L. VanEck, K. VanEe, D. VanHoutum. VanPutten, E. VanRyn. M. VanSetters, C. VanTil, K. VanderBroek, J. Vandenlagt, M. Vanderliaay, J. VanderMoere. VanderVeen, J. VanderVeen, B. VanderWerf, E. Vanlier, A. Veenstra. M. Verbrugge, M. Verbrugge, L. Verhurg, E. Verhey. Vonk, M. Walton, E. Wagenborg, C. Warner, E. Wawee. R. Wawee, E. Weiner, T. Wendover, J. Wessels. 41 , V, iff' ff 'r 7, , iw, fu' KT -2 0 343 Wheaton, J. Whims, J. Whims, C. Whitman, J. Whittemore, L. Wiersma, J. Wilkins, J. Williams, C. Wilson. Wilson, T. Wolosz, T. Wolverjpon, L. Wood, Warden, I. Wyckoff , E. Wyma, H. Wyma, L. Yost. Yonkman, J. Zainea, C. Zalaoras, G. Adams, E. Adolphson, H. Adolphson, G. Afendoulis, J. Alberts. Allen, A. Antonopulos, B. Averill, H. Avink, W. Bakelaar, B. Baker, D. Bale, R. Ball, D. Barringer. Barton, B. Bates, J. Bates, G. Beckley, G. Behrens, M. Bennett, H. Bergmans, A. Biferno, S. Birdsall. Blackmer, D. Bluore, B. Blue, M. Boogaard, B. Baker, P. Borst, B. Booth, R. Booth, J. Brouwer. Brower, R. Brown, R. Buck, E. Burgering, T. Burkhards, P. Bulman, W. Butkiewicz, E. Butler, J. Butler. Butler, H. Cain, B. Camburn, W. Campbell, J. Carp enter, I. Carter, R. Chambers, P. Charon, E. Cleveland. Collar, C. Collins, G. Conger, H. Cornell, M. Coston, B. Cramer. P. Crews, F. Curtis, M. Dame. Dams, J. Damstra, R. Davidson, J. DeBoer, D. DeBrec, A. DeGroot, D. Delbridge, G. Demmon, E. DenBoer. 43 DeWee, B. Dilley, H. Doughty, D. Drake, G. Durkee, J. Dykema, V. Edwards, R. Eggan, K. Earle. Emaus, V. Emerson, W. Farr, M. Fasse, J. Ferguson, J. Ferguson, A. Ferwerda, C. Ferwerda, P. Finch Firlik, C. Fitch, B. Forwood, A. Gaorilider, S. Geene, M. Gildersleeve, P. Slidder, H. Glupker, J. Gorham Gork, P. Gorski, C. Grau, F. Gray, G. Greeniiel d, R. Greenfield, G. Groenink, E. Gustafson, R. Haan Hamilton, R. Hamlin, E. Hammand, S. Hanis, K. Harb, A. Hart, E. Hartger, J. Haven, H. Hay Hedlund, B. Helder, C. Henley, R. Henriksen, P. Hext, L. Higgins, J. Hooglin, H. Hoebeke, V. Hoebeke Hoogenstyn, K. Houseman, M. Hovinga, E. Hoyt, E. Huff, N. Hummel, R. Hula, E. Hunt, H. Huyser Ingalls, J. Jasinski, N. Jensen, A. Johnson, B. Johnson, E. Johnson, G. Johnson, M. Johnson, P. Jones Jones, V. J urczuk, G. Karreb, H. Kessler, A. Keith, C. Kendrick, J. Kilpatrick, R. Kilmesteker, S. Kramer Kuehrmann, D. Kugel, P. Kutsche, B. Kyle, A. Lane, B. Lane, H. Lappink, C. Laug, V. Lenerink 0 '43 Leetsma, R. Lewis, T. Lindsay. K. Lock, D. Locke, M. Lockhart, F. Lyman, A. MacFadden, G. Malewitz. Maloley, K. Manglos, D. Marin, S. Marks, B. Martin, J. Maxson, J. McCorriston, B. McDonald, P. MeNaughton. McMurray, P. McVoy, J. Meachum, L. Merdzinski, I. Meyer, D. Michmerhuizen, M. Miller, M. Miller, R. Merkle. Moens, W. Marler, T. Morse, W. Nash, J. Nelson, M. Norris, B. Northrup, G. Nowack, M. Ogren. Olson, R. Overbeck, C. Page, B. Parker, D. Patterson, B. Perkins, B. Perry, R. Phillips, B. Porter. Partner, B. Presley, M. Riegling, A. Riley, H. Risberg, O. Riseng, J. Riste, E. Robey, J. Robinson. Rodeback, L. Routsaw, J. Rosenberg, W. Roth, F. Runyan, E. Rypkema, G. Savard, C. Schenck, J. Schupper. Schwandt, S. Schwartz, R. Scott, J. Seltenreich, F. Sessink, M. Shatfner, B. Shattuck, D. Shaw, E. Shea. Smuifer, B. Shook, M. Simchak, J. Simon, L. Simmons, A. Smith, T. Smith, W. Smith, J. Sorg. Sorg, M. Stephenson, P. Sticklen, M. Strahan, A. Surman, A. Sutton, B. Sutter, C. Swanger, S. Swift. E. Szczepanik, C. Szudzik, E. Taylor, R. Taylor, M. Thiele, E. Thompson, J. Timmer, R. Troyer, D. VanAa1-tsen. D. Van Aartsen, R. Van Aartsen, P. Van Brocklin, G. Van Dam, D. Van Duinen, R. VanderMaas, M. VanderWeide, G. Vander Wolde D. Van Gilder. I. Van Gilder, J. Van Horn, L. Van Oeveren, M. Van Setters, M. Veen, M. Verhake, M. VerHu1st, C. Verschoor, C. Verstay. L. Verstay, L. Vette, J. Visser, J. Wade, B. Wal brink, P. Walker, B. Waltman, S. Ward, H. Wawee. E. Weber, S. Weekly, L. Weishamer, K. Welhrgtor, S. Welmerink, M. Wilson, R. Westra, R. Whalen, E. Wiemhoff. F. Wilkowski, D. Williams, W. Williams, R. Wolosz, W. Woodhouse, M. Wykes, R. Young, V. Ziton M. Afendoulis, B. Anderson, B. Andree, N. Andrews, M. Arthur, J. Bale, B. Balkema, G. Bangs, J. Barne D. Boot, E. Bowers, E. Braun, I. Bronkhorst, P. Butterfield, B. Calkins, H. Christrup, R. Crawford, G. Crews G. Dalson, B. Daly, R. Dangl, E. Davis, B. DeGroot, G. Dolburg, M. Dunkelberg, R. Durham, H. Dykema E. Elleson, V. Gould, F. Greenberg, .B. Groenink, L. Grooters, R. Haglund, E. Hauley, D. Hart, J. Hartger. 0 943 by Z' '5- 0 944 Haskin, M. Hazzard, J. Helderop, V. Hemmer, H. House man , B. Houwerzyl, M. Hugmeyer, J. Hultman, L. Jackson. Johnson, R. Johnston, H. Judd, B. Karrer, F. Kik. B. Kolenda, A. Krepel, B. Krystiniak, H. Larson. Lewis, H. Lilly, E. Lowe, R. Luxford, B. Marsh, W. McGorrill, D. Meinke, M. Meyers, B. Mitchell. Morton, J. Mosher, A. Navin, B. Nelson, R. Niewold, N. O'Betts, D. Oltman, L. Perkins, D. Phelps. Pollok, D. Powers, J. Reintges, A. Reterstorf, C. Robinson, M. Rode, D. Rosema, T. Sargent, H. Schipper. Smith, E. Smith, B. Sauter, R. Spruit, B. Stuart, J. Tazelaar, J. Timmerman, D. Thompson, H. Thomy. Toorenaar, P. VanDen Berge, R. VanEck, G. VanGemert, V. Vos, B. Wagner, V. Wesorick, D. Whitley. Williams, M. Woodhouse, V. Zylstra. 66 J UNIUR LITERARY STAFF The Junior Literary Stair' consists of boys and girls in the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades, who are interested in writing stories and poems for the Helios. This fourth year of the Junior Literary Staff has proven most successful. The member' ship has increased greatly. Meetings were held once a week to read, discuss, and select material for the Helios. 'This year special emphasis has been placed on obtain' ing material from each of the English Classes to make our Tadpole section in the Helios more democratic and more representative of the entire junior High School. Row 1 - Hazel Amberg, Gloria Marks, Sally Stuart iSponsorJ, Joan Withey CSponsorJ, Carol Tedesco, Helen Martin. Row 2 -Q David Ewing, Barbara Curtis, Donald Bullock, Catherine Vcrschoor, Phyllis VanBrocklin. Row 3 -'Bill McNabb, Imo Gene Wyckoff, Margaret Kirchmann, George D'unlevy. 67 Q7 HCTIVITIES lIELIOS BOARD Row 1 - John Clay, Joan Withey, Fred Quigley, Betty Anne Stiles, Bradford Williams. Row 2 - Mr. Oldt, Miss Jones, Mr. Epps, Miss Combs, Miss Lich. The Helios Board is the controlling agency for the periodical magazine and the Annual. The Board this year was enlarged by the addition of an art adviser. The greatest change in the Helios was the putting out of a quarterly magazine instead of a monthly. These issues were increased in size, and several new features were added. Many changes also were made in this year's Annual, of which the most important are individual pictures of the faculty, and all underclassmeng also, page arrangements are entirely different. Again in 1938 the annual staff was prohibited the use of advertising as a source of income. However, by determination and hard work a suitable budget was formed, allowing a thoroughly successful as well as attractive yearfbook. STUDENT MEMBERS Fred Quigley EditorfinfChief Joan Withey Associate Editor Betty Anne Stiles Business Manager John Clay Advertising Manager Bradford Williams Circulation Manager FACULTY MEMBERS Miss Alta J. Lich Literary Adviser Miss Maurine A. Jones General Adviser Miss Enid W. Combs Art Adviser Mr. Pearl E. Oldt Technical Adviser Mr. Alfred G. Epps Financial Adviser 70 IlELIOS STAFF The Helios Staif is composed of those students who serve in any capacity in any one of the five departments. Following is the staff for 1938: EditorfinfCl1ief Fred Quigley Advertising Manager John Clay Phyllis Craig, Mable Luton, Gretchen Whims, Associate Editor Joan Withey Harriet Rood, Lorraine McCarthy, Ed Aldworth. Athletics - Bob Rayce Senior Epithets - Gloria DuBois, Caroline Hillman, Freddie Pfeiffer, Fred Gillett, B ' M B A ' Andy VanderMolen, Donna Jean Half usmess cmagey etty Due Stiles lock, Ruth Reinhard, Ruth Wilson, Lucy Boss, Betty Anne Stlles' Circulation Manager Bradford Williams High Sellers - Aileen Fuller, Andy Vander' Stenographers-Jean VanBuskirk, Kay Molen, Dorothy Cook, Phyllis Craig, Brower, Rose Beuker, Gloria DuBois, Emerson Lockrow, Dick Markoff, Jeanne Virginia Payne, Peggy Wilbur. Gillespie, Gloria Marks. x . Row 1 - Harriet Rood, Phyllis Craig, Mable Luton, Bradford Williams, .loan Withey, Fred ?uigleg, Fetty Anne Stiles, John Clay, Margaret Kirchmann, Carol Tedesco, Ruth Merkle, ane ut er. Row 2 - Lorraine McCarthy, Gretchen Whims, Lucy Begg, Caroline Hillman, Freddie Pfeiffer, Peggy Wells, Ruth Reinhard, Gloria DuBois, Jeanne DeLyle, Kathleen Bird, Aileen Fuller, Mariel Thompson, Mary Hersman, Frances Barnard, Elizabeth Butler. Row 3 - Jerry Loop, Robert Rayce, Jim Whittemore, Earl Williams, Tom Hubbard, Benn Corwin, Dottelle VanRossum, Grethe Fibiger, Marian Friedrech, Peggy Wilbur, Jeanne Haynes, Margaret White, Jeanne VanBuskirk. Row 4 -- Paul McNaughton, Jack Brower, Ted Uhl, Ken Hewitt, James Davis, William Bennett, Bill McConnell, Jack Collins, Nate Bryant, David Conger, Tom Straight, Quentin Verdier, Max Pearse, Jim Idema, Sid Shank. 71 NATIIINAL Il0NOB SOCIETY l Row 1 - Fred Gillett, Robert Clark, Dorothy Renzema, Leonard Bazuin, Jeanne Haynes, James Idema, Ruth Reinhard, Joan Withey. Row 2 - Jane Gallaher, Ruth Wilson, Marjorie Keller, Margaret Hartger, Elizabeth Porter, Gloria Parker, Estella Kamps, Jeannette Hertel, Ruth DeHart. Row 3 - Harry Mika, Betty Anne Stiles, Caroline Hillman, Mary Lee Wagner, Elmer Van Ryn, Mac Robinson, James McCoy, Fred Quigley, Robert Waer, Frances Pyle. Twice a year, under the direction of a secret faculty committee, members of the National Honor Society are elected. They are chosen from the upper fourth of the graduating class on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Fifteen per cent of the graduating class may be elected. The meetings are not held regularly, but at the president's call. It is the custom of the Society to have an annual dinner for the active and graduate members at the end of the year. Among other activities are the erection of the illuminated wreath over the front entrance at Christmas and the sponsorship of the Lost and Found Department. These activities are carried on under the direction of a faculty council conf sisting of Miss M. R. Powers, Miss Alicent Holt, Miss Florence Powers, Miss Nellie M. Hayes, Mr. A. Le Grande Albee and Mr. Alan B. Robinette. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Fred Gillett President Leonard Bazuin Ruth Reinhard VicefP1esident Dorothy Renzema Joan Withey Secretary Jeanne Haynes Ruth Wilson 'Treasurer Robert Clark Elizabeth Porter Registrar James Idema 72 5 , fi ,,-Q 5f t if 0 l STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council has proved its value to Central this year and has made real progress in the accomplishment of its aimsg namely, school government, and discipline by the Student Body. Many benefits have been derived from the discussion of school problems by the representatives in both Junior and Senior Councils and the representatives in the lnterfHigh Council. These groups owe a debt of gratitude to the new faculty adviser, Mr. Decker, for his helpful advice and guidance. During the past two semesters, a new and improved monitor system was formed. This is the Courtesy Squad System. It has proved very effective and has insured discipline throughout the year. Suggestion boxes were stationed at various places in the school to assure helpful advice from students themselves. Pep assemblies and other assemblies were arranged by members appointed by the council. It was def cided to exchange assemblies with different schools in the city, a decision which proved very favorable to the students. Altogether, the Student Council has had a most profitable year. OFFICERS P-resident Mac Robinson Vicefllresident Mary Lee Wagner Secretary Frances Pyle I-nte'rfHigh Representative Fred Quigley RowD1 IT Lois Boshoven, Fred Quigley, Mary Lee .Wagner, Mac Robinson, Frances Pyle, Mr. ec er. Row 2 N Jane Robinson, Jeanne Haynes, Jack Ransom, Jack Day, Sandy Stuart, Sallie Grinnell, Anna Mae Van Aartsen. Row 3 - Mary Wilson. Claire Collins, Bob Clark, John Wagner, Jim Wittemore, Robert Henrikson. 73 .pf Q 4 Xy . ' of I ' gs Kew' F W . aim , H adn' il: JZ' CLASSICAL CLUB A eff' ' i, -sf dx A: if x l C t ll xr- . of ' vb J HJ JF if ' . - x I Row 1 -- Marian DeVries, Phyllis Craig, Ed Aldworth, Robert Waer, Nancy Palmer, Paul Lawrence, Ruth Reinhard, Caroline Hillman. Row 2-- Miss Powers, Elizabeth Porter, Betty Ann Stiles, Freddie Pfeiffer, Antoinette Wiergaz, Elizabeth Ledbetter, Jane Gallaher, Miss Holt. Row 3 - Harriet Corbus, Sally Denison, Mary Ellen Applegate, Peggy Wells, Mary Middleton, Helen McKenna., Dottelle Vanllossum, Patricia Lemnen. Row 4 - Ward Verseput, Paul Jones, Ted Uhl, Jack Geyer, William Bennett, Edward Lauper. The Classical Club, Sigma Chi, is composed of students in their third and fourth year of Latin, who have maintained an average of C or above. The purpose of this organization is to further the interest of Latin customs and language, and to encourage scholarship. Each year an award of five dollars is given to the student having the highest average in iirstfyear Latin and the Eta Sigma Phi medal is given for the highest record of fourthfyear Latin. As a service to the school, the club, each semester, sponsors a usedfbook sale, and this year gave some books dealing with Roman life to the high school library. In addition to the monthly meet- ings, a dinner was held at which Mr. Jack Verdier gave a very interesting talk, and a meeting, open to all Latin classes, was held in April when Mr. Robert Merrill gave an illustrated lecture with slides of Italian life. The club wishes to thank the sponsors, Miss Mary R. Powers and Miss Alicent Holt, for their encouragement and help. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Robert Waer President Robert Waer Ruth Reinhard VicefPresiderit Edward Aldworth Sally Denison Secretary Nancy Palmer Caroline Hillman Treasurer Paul Lawrence 74- MATHEMATICS CLUB The Central High School Mathematics Club was organized in 1926, its purpose being to promote student interest in mathematics. In order to be eligible, a student must have received a B average in the year of algebra and the year of geometry that he has taken, and must either have taken or be taking some form of higher mathematics. To encourage seventh, eighth, and ninth grade students to strive for higher interest in mathematics, the club offers an annual award of ive dollars to the student having the highest average in this subject. This award is presented at the Honor Assembly each June. The club wishes to express its sincere appreciation and gratitude to its sponsor, Miss Dora W. Reese, who has so kindly given her advice in all activities. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Robert Waer President Robert Clark Dorothy Renzema VicefPreside'nr Dorothy Renzema Margaret White Secretary Anna Mae Van Aartsen Leonard Bazuin Treasurer Thomas Straight Row 1 - Fred Gillett, Leonard Bazuin, Robert Waer, Tom Straight, Dorothy Renzema, Robert Clark, Anna Mae Van Aartsen, Margaret White, Gloria Du Bois, Earl Williams. Row 2 - Betty Anne Stiles, Caroline Hillman, Peggy Wilbur, Ruth Jamo, Elizabeth Porter, Thelma Haan, Ruth DeVog-el, Ruth Reinhard, Estella Kamps, Margaret Baldwin, Lorraine McCarthy, Jane Gallaher, Doris Parker, Caroline Zwicker, Miss Reese. Row 3 - Jeanne Lillie, Jeannette Koch, Maxine Petoskey, Joan Withey, Fred Quigley, Martha Allen, Ruth Ackerman, Nancy Palmer, Harriet Rood, Mary Lee Wagner, Freddie Pfeiffer, Gretchen Whims, Herbert Van Dort, Edward Lauper. Row 4 - Gordon Van Oostenburg, Phil Jacobs, Alten Gillea, Mac Robinson, Ward Verseput, William Mahoney, Robert Succop, William Faasse, Jack Geyer, William Bennet, Ted Uhl, Quentin Verdier, Don Vander Vort, Jim McCoy, Leslie Burnett. 75 KC CLUB Wy Row 1 - Brad Williams, Bob MacKercher, Bob Telder, Howard Pound, Jack Barrows, Andy l xii VanderMolen, John Palmer, Ed Ripmaster, Howard VanOverloop, Art Simmons, Bob Peterson. K U , qxl Row 2 - Mr. Irwin, Tom Hubbard, Bob Rice, Lewis Charon, Fred Quigley, Sandy Stuart, Nick X ' Y Assaley, Chuck Gogo, Russ Ogren, Al Hansen, Fred Maloley, Mr. Waters. Ui X12 Row 3 - Bob Rayce, Ward DeYoung, Don Johnson, Harry Mika, Tom Clair, Don Bixby, Leonard X! U Mi Vanderl-Ioning, Tom Straight, Mr. Matthews. ik i 1 ,, ., . Row 4 S John Johnson, Jim Miller, Maurice Hample, Sam Upton, Melvin Hoekstra, John Wagner, Harold Wilkowski, Bill Calkins. W . .X ' 1 . i , 1, ,V Q. i -, A-A5.3w11L f The purpose of the C Club is to promote athletics in the school, to engender X K , 51' the highest type of sportsmanship in athletic contests, to create a feeling of fellow' ly -,X ll ,HL 'ship among athletes, and to uphold a high scholastic standard. It is an honorary club Km I xv J fl fl 1 X v l 1 it . SXSW it Hb Viv W lf, ll will J ' ,ll . lg X Q - ' composed of those boys who have won major letters. . i I MJ, L, 'N,,- ' The C Club, under the able guidance of its sponsors, Mr. Waters, Mr. lpll I, H Matthews, and Mr. Irwin, enjoyed a wellfrounded year of activities. The varsity f fl A dance promoted by this club was a highlight of the school's activities. The club took charge of the selling of paddlefpops at all basketball games and sponsored an award assembly at which the new members of the club were formally initiated. The club also takes charge of the session room track meet and helps buy awards. OFFICERS President Fred Quigley Vice'President Robert Mac Kercher Secretary Harry Mika Treasurer Louis Charon 76 HI-Y CLUB The HifY Club is open to high school boys who wish to uphold its high ideals of clean speech, clean sports, and clean living. The HifY has always been one of the most outstanding and active clubs. Its members operated the football and basketball scoreboards at all the games. This year the Hi-Y will again present the Gordon Scott Cup to the Senior boy who stands highest in athletics, scholarship, and leadership. The HifY delegates attended the State Older Boys' Conference at Battle Creek, the State I-IifY Congress at Lansing, and the County Girl Reserve and HifY Conference at Rockford. The outstanding event of the year was the HifY annual assembly at which Samuel W. Grafflin spoke. The programs of the weekly meetings were in' teresting and profitable. The club advisers are Mr. Sherman Coryell, Mr. A. B. Robinette, and the new and helpful Y.M.C.A. secretary, Mr. Merrill Enyeart. The Central HifY will always remain our most treasured memory. It will for' ever create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Robert Kilpatrick President Robert Kilpatrick Mac Robinson VicefPresident Robert Telder James Teunis Treasurer Leonard Bazuin Robert Telder Secretary james Teunis Row 1 - Bob Rice, Mac Robinson, John Kreuger, Leonard Bazuin, Bob Telder, Bob Kilpatrick, Jim Teunis, Emerson Loekron, Robert Olson, Jim Miller. Row 2 W Earl Williams, Bruce Barkwell, Bob Clark, Wayne Stone, Dick Worden, Roger Goossen Henry Vonk, Joe Cassis, Herbert Vandort. Row 3 - Mr. Robinctte, Harold Bertelson, Leon Fosner, Tom Straight, Dick Kimball, Russ Ogren, Ed Ripmaster, John DeGroot, Hugh McLean, Mr. Coryell. , Row 4 - Dick Hondorp, Sam Upton, Howard Pound, Bill Upton, John Wagner, David Keller, Bob Peterson, Ward DeYoung, Don Johnson, Paul Lawrence. 77 CURRENT EVENTS CLUB Row 1 - Miss Jones, Mary Anne Whims, Frances Opperman. Betty Jane Fisher, Margaret White, Nona Smith, Jeanne Lillie, Mary Anne Pierce, Mary Goldammer, Harriet Rood. Row 2 - Jo Kirby, Isabel McNabb, Sally Stuart, Lorraine Kortlander, Dagmar Kucera, Thelma Haan, Jean Van Buskirk, Peggy Wilbur, Mary Middleton, Mary Ellen Applegate, Antoinette Wiergaz, Patricia Lemmen. Row 3 - Florence Bogdanik, Maisie Garriock, Jeanette Hertel, Jeanette Koch, Nina Hunt, Barbara Hazeltine, Mary Jane Nelson, Dottelle Van Rossum, Mary Hersman, Paula Feeht, Harry Mika. Row 4 - Harold Wheeler, Jack Frey, Robert Olson, Mac Robinson, Quentin Verdier, Herbert Vandort, Barbara Schelier, Kathleen Bird, Mary Jane Orr. The Current Events Club of Central High School was organized in 1934 by and for the students of American History and Government who were interested in current events and wished to discuss them-with others. ' Students who are taking or have taken American History or Government are eligible for membership. No dues are required. The meetings are held every two weeks on Friday when reports are given, followed by informal discussions. Among the activities of the club this year were a Christmas party and the usual number of club sales. Friday, April 22, Mrs. Paul Jones spoke to the club on Civil Service in Michigan. This meeting proved successful, and the plan of having out' side speakers will be executed in other meetings. The club has a most competent and delightful sponsor, Miss Maurine A. Jones. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Nona Marie Smith President Nona Marie Smith Margaret White VicefP'resident Margaret White Phyllis De Vries Secretaryffveastaref Jeanne Lillie 78 l LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Under the able sponsorship of Miss Powers and Miss McKenzie, Le Cercle Francais has again enjoyed a year of fellowship and enlightenment. In its programs this year, the club has made a study of the lives and the productions of French artists and musicians. In accordance with their endeavors to learn more of the customs of the people whose language they study, the members always welcome the opportunity to have as a speaker someone who has visited France. Thus Mary Hersman favored them with an account of her trip to France this past year. The membership of Le Cercle Francais consists of students who are in their second or third year of French and who have had a B average in the first year. A C average must be maintained by the members. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Robert Waer President Fred Quigley Caroline Hillman VicefP1esiclent Freddie Pfeiffer Sally Denison Secretary Dorothy Renzerna Duncan Wierengo Treaszwer Mary Ann Whims nuns-:began Y 3 Q .. 7- - N 1 .Q - 41- .-.4 Row 1 - Fred Gillett, Sally Denison, Phylis Craig, Freddie Pfeiffer, Fred Quigley, Mary Ann Whims, Dorothy Renzema, Robert Wacr, Duncan Weirengo, Joan Withey, Caroline Hillman. Row 2 - Loretta Slanger, Jane Gallaher, Adeline Gittlen, Muriel Efty, Ruth Jamo, Betty McCormick, Margaret Baldwin, Mary Lee Wagner, Betty Ann Stiles, Frances Barnard, Barbara Watson, Margaret Potcr, Teresa Maczka, Mary Belle Chesebrough. Row 3 - Evelyn Kline, Irene Higgins, Marjorie Keller, Dottelle Van Rossum, Leonard Bazuin, Tom Johnson, Ruth Ackerman, Martha Allen, Anna Mae Van Aartsen, Frances Pyle, James Idema, Betsy Blanford, Marion Carlson. - Row 4 - Yvonne Kinsey, Phyllis DeVries, Maxine Dodgson, Jeannette Koch, Wilma Tepper, Thelma Haan, Gloria DuBois, Ruth Reinhard, Dorothy Jane Witters, Henrietta TenB0sch, Margaret Hartger, Maurine Ogren, Marjorie Ogren, Jane Waite, Mildred Karpenia. 79 SOCK AND BUSKIN CLUB Row 1 - Dorothy Witters, Jim Davis, Adeline Gittlen, Jack Collins, Marjorie Keller, Benn Corwin, Jeanne DeLyle, Lillian Geer. Row 2 - Miss Peet, Bruce Barkwell, Sandy Stuart, Tom Hubbard, Gloria DuBois, Frances Barnard, Margaret Baldwin, Freddie Pfeiffer, Miss Gleye. Row 3 - Jim Idema, Frances Pyle, Bill Mahoney, John Palmer, Mac Robinson, Jack Day, Mary Lee Wagner. Row 4 - Max Pearse, Bob Dangl, John Yeakey, Bob MacKercher, Gordon Smiley, Jim Roxby. The Sock and Buskin Club, as its name implies, is the dramatic organization of Central High School. The purpose of the club is to sponsor and encourage dramatic work in the school. In order to become a member, one must have had public speak' ing and have been chosen on the recommendation of the public speaking instructor for tryfout or have shown outstanding work along production lines of at least two school presentations. Two meetings are held each month, one being a business meeting at school, and the other a supper meeting held at the home of one of the members. For several years the club has sponsored the Vodvil and used the proceeds to buy equipment or to support various school activities. This year the club presented to the school a new stage set, purchased with the Vodvil money. Plans are made for the presentation of a play in an exchange assembly with Union High School. We have established the custom of presenting, in memory of Mrs. Nistle, the Ethel K. Nistle Award to the senior who is outstanding in dramatic or public speak' ing work. The club is greatly indebted to Miss Peet and Miss Gleye for their untiring Work as sponsors. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Dorothy Jane Witters President Jack Collins Jack Collins VicefPresident Adeline Gittlen Marjorie Keller Seca-eta-ry Marjorie Keller Adeline Gittlen Treaswrev Jim Davis Sevgeantfatfafms Benn Corwin 80 CONSERVATION CLUB The Conservation Club, established in 1936, is composed of a group of boys and girls, organized for the purpose of promoting Conservation in this city. Our activities vary from time to time. Sometimes we study conservation through books and newspaper, from which we learn the problems of other cities and states. Cften we engage a speaker from the Museum or the Kent County Conservation League, with whom we cooperated in promoting the Wild Life Show in March. The most interesting way we have of studying conservation and nature is by going on a hike in the woods where we learn many things. V The Club maintains a Bulletin Board on the third tloor on which Conservation news is posted. At each meeting, items from newspapers and magazines are col' lected from the members for this board, and for a Conservation Scrapfbook which the Club is keeping. Membership is open to all persons who are interested in Conservation and who are approved by the Club. ' OFFICERS President Max Pearse VicefPresident Tredway Haglund Secretary Bernice Van Setters Treasurer Teresa Maczka Program Chairman Jeanette Koch Row 1 - Ruth Jamo, Peggy Wilbur, Jean Rolfe, Tredway Haglund, Max Pearse, Bernice Van Setters, Teresa Maczka, Madeline Green. Row 2 g Ada Richards, Ruth Curtis, Ruth De-Vogel, Edith DeK1ein, Maisie Garrioch, Mary Martin, Florence Bogdanik, Lee Wie-rs, Miss Whittemore. Row 3 - Dorothy Dietsch, Virginia Babcock, Harriet Beukema, Betty Jane Fisher, Peggy Wells, Doris Jones, Betty Bush, Jeannette Koch. Row 4 i Robert Olsen, Herbert Vandort, David Bilby, Robert McKay, Nick Assaley, Robert Boldt, Leonard Vandermete. 81 THE PEN AND PENCIL CLUB Row 1 - Jeanette Koch, Quentin Verdier, Peggy Wells, Herbert Vandort, Nancy Fyfe. Row 2? Miss Clay, Jack Fry, Alsbro Amsterburg, Jack Day, John Sargent, Ruth Jams, Betty Fis er. The Pen and Pencil Club which has recently been organized is maintained for the purpose of furthering the student's interest in English Literature and in creative writing. Poems and essays, written and read by the club members, and talks by outside speakers all add to the literary atmosphere of the meetings, held the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. A student must have completed English 5 or 6 with a standing of B or higher to be eligible for membership. Through the cofoperation of its sponsor, Miss Clay, this club has gone far in developing the love of literature. OFFICERS President Peggy Wells VicefPreside'nt Quentin Verdier Secreta.'ryfT1easu'rer Herbert Vandort 82 THE ART CLUB The Art Club was organized in 1937 for the purpose of developing art spirit in the student body, of helping with school art problems, and of grouping students who wish to make a special study of art work. Last year, it held its first annual exhibit in the club room. The members mounted pictures which they had made in the art classes, and created an effect which was quite attractive. They also brightened the lower halls with a few of their own pictures. This year, the club helped with the artistic and advertising part of the operetta. They found pleasure in creating gay designs on the hems of skirts and in designing and painting the lively scenery. For its own pleasure, the club has been to the Furniture Museum where Mr. Spencer lecturedg to an exhibit of the Art Gallery on sculpturing which Mr. Bach explained. The members have given a rollerfskating party. They are now planning several educational, as well as social events for the future. The sponsor is Miss Combs. OFFICERS President Maxine Lewis VicefPresident Crethe Fibiger Secretary Marion Friedrich 'Treasurer Roy Boldt Row 1 - Jeanette Hertel, Mary Louise Hudson, Grethe Fibiger, Maxine Lewis, Marian Friedrich, Roy Boldt, Jane Augustine. Row 2 - Miss Combs, Miriam Donahue, Nellie Broeksma, Helen Randall, Betty Beel, Marian Barclay, Loretta Slanger. Row 3 - Jerry Loop, Leonard Vander Mate, Leonard Vander I-Ioning, Harold Wilkowski, Herbert Vandort. 83 THE PHY-CHEM CLUB Floor - Frances Opperman, Betty Peterson, Mary Goldammer, Aileen Dykhuizon, Nina Hunt, Adeline Gittlen, Sally Anne Sohus, Dottelle VanRossum, Muriel Efty, Suzanne Woolsey. Row 1 - Barbara Schaffer, Ruth Reinhard, Bob Succop, Richard Crowe, Phil Jacobs, Ward Verse-put, Leslie Burnett, Phyllis DeVries, Merry Anne Pierce, Lorraine Kortlander, Marian DeVries, Margaret White, Lilian Geer, Jeanne Lillie. Row 2 - Sandy Stuart, David Conger, Dorothy Renzema, Clarella Ferguson, Earl Williams, Tom Hubbard, Frances Pyle, Jack Collins, Bill Mahoney, Tom Johnson, Mac Robinson, Mary Lee Wagner, Freddie Pfeiffer, Marjorie Keller, James McCoy, Layton Ferguson, Mr. Newcomer. Row 3 - Mr. Barber, Taylor Closterhouse, John Yeakey, Harold Bertelson, Ted VanMeber, Rollin White, Jim Davis, Duncan Wieringo, Jack Geyer, Bob McKay, John Clay, Sally Denison, Dorothy Jane Witters, Lewis Harris, Alben Gillio. Row 4 - J. Wycoif, Don Johnson, Hugh MacLean, Arnold Swanson, Bob Telder, Quentin Verdier, Jack Frey, Howard Bangs, John Sarjeant, Alsbro Amsterburg, William Faasse, Sonny Bryant, Tom Straight, Benn Corwin, Leonard Bazuin, Bob Campion, Dick Kimball, Paul Lawrence. The PhyfChem Club has been in existence for several years. Its membership consists of the students taking or having taken Physics or Chemistry, or both. The requirements are that an average of C has been attained. The purpose of the club seems to vary from year to year. Some years the club's efforts are directed toward social activities mostly, while other years the time is used to further scientific knowledge. This year the program is to be a compromise. Lectures and demonstrations are to be given and two big picnics are scheduled. 84 THE. DOMECON CLUB The Home Economics Club of Central celebrated its ninth birthday anniversary in April. It is afliliated with the American Home Economics Association and the State Association. Each year it sends at least one delegate to the National and State Conventions and contributes to the International Scholarship Fund. Its program theme for the year was the AllfAmerican Girl. Under this cap' tion, it aimed' to do something for the girl, something for the home, something for the community, and something for the school. For the girl, there was the Mother' Daughter Banquet, for the home, an illustrated lecture on Lighting in the Home , for the community, a Christmas Party for underprivileged children, for the school, improvement of the walls of the groundffloor corridors. The silver pin of the American Home Economics Association bearing the national emblem was awarded to senior girls who were outstanding in cooperation and loyalty. The club is grateful to the sponsors, Miss Gillette, and Miss Gleye, for their able assistance. OFFICERS President Gloria Parker VicefPresident Ruth Reinhard Secretary Dorothy Dietsch Treasurer Ruth De Vogel Sergeantfatfarms Bernice Van Setters Registrar Teresa Maczka Row 1 - Mary Louise Hudson, Harriet Beukema, Pctrgy Wilbur, Tonny Larson, Dorothy Dietsch, Gloria Parker, Ruth Reinhard, Ruth DeVoge1, Teresa Maczka, Bernice Van Setters, Clara Meitz, Jeanne DeLyle. Row 2 - Miss Gleye, Mary Huntley, Doris Geske, Florence Bogdanik, Phyllis Huntley, Jane Waite, Betty Lou Bailey, Mary Belle Chesebrough, Betsy Blandford, Maisie Garriock, Jane Augustine, Virginia Payne, Lillian Geer, Mary Goldammer, Miss Gillette. Row 3 - Virginia Babcock, Nellie Broeksma, Marian Virgiver, Betty Fleck, Zillah Middleton, Betsy Ross, Evelyn Brewer, Betty Moline, Florence Williams, Antoinette Wiergaz, Beatrice Lemmen, Anita Welsh, Dottelle Van Rossum, Dorothy Eybinck, Caroline Zwicker. Row 4 - Ruth Laug, Barbara Slanger, Jean Bidelman, Doris Lachmann, Phyllis Beverly, Marjorie Ogren, Jo Ann Seastrom. Mar,1orie DeYoung, Margaret Fisher, Lois Zillmer, Colleen Bourne, Dorothy Ferwerda, Cornelia Heyboer, Virginia Frawley, Margaret Behnke. 85 BIOLOGY CLUB Row 1 - Jeanette Hertel, Jane Augustine, Lorraine Faasse, Merry Anne Pierce, Jeanne DeLyle, Margaret White. V Row 2 - Mr. Ashley, Clarella Ferguson, Marie Rosengren, Gladys Huizing, Betty Lou Bailey, Betty Beel, Mary Louise Hudson, Miss Porter. ' Row 3 - Jean Bidelman, Frances Bogert, Peggy Wells, Dorothy Starzak, Ruth DeHart. The Central High Biology Club was organized for the purpose of seeking the truths of nature, thereby becoming friends and lovers of wild life. To be eligible for membership, one must have completed one semester of Botany or Zoology with an average of HB or higher. Meetings are held the Erst and third Thursday of each month. The club was unfortunate in losing its president, James Latta, because of his graduation in February. This year the club has given a number of hotfdog sales in the lower hall. lt also gave Christmas baskets to the needy. We wish to extend our thanks to the sponsors, Miss Porter and Mr. Ashley. OFFICERS President James Latta VicefP1'esident Lorraine Faasse Secretary Marian De Vree 'Treasurer james Teunis 86 AGON A CLUB The Agona Club was organized in 1923, the word Agona meaning sports. Its aim is to promote athletics, scholarship, and good fellowship among girls. For mem' bership to the club, an average of B and a numeral in afterfschool activities must be obtained, and also a continuance of good standing for active participation in club affairs. The TrifHonor Cup is awarded each year to the senior girl excelling in scholar' ship, leadership, and athletics. The Agona Cup is also given to the ninth grade girl possessing the same qualities. Hot dog sales have been given after school and the annual AllfClub Banquet was again given on April 21. The club has again been under the excellent sponsorship of Miss Campbell and Miss Kilstrom. SJ.-ha. .tux ' wa, 5 0 OFFICERS uf' lo 5 OKC' First Semester Second Semester Q00 0 N' Ruth Reinhard President Ruth Reinhard 0 5 Caroline Hillman VicefPresident Caroline Hillman Seq, O, Ruth Wilson Secretary 6 Jeanne Haynes 600' f 'ax' Gloria Parker . Treasurer 9 Ruth Wilson .94 y Estella Kamps lg Si Scribe S 4lEstella Kamps :WL . DN is P. Q gm gi . 'E r , N J, 'fr' . -.1 ..., g W Rnwpl F Estella Kamps, Jeanne Haynes, Ruth Reinhard, Caroline Hillman, Ruth Wilson, Gloria ar er. Row 2 - Gladys Huizing, Teresa Maczka, Peggy Wilbur, Bernice Van Setters, Paula Fecht, Margaret White. Row 3 - Isla Spring, Mary Belle Chesebrough, Jane Waite, Miss Campbell. 87 A CAPPELLA CIl0IB Row 1' -- Peggy Wells Ruth DeHart, Lee Wiers, Jeanette Koch, Bette Holmes, Nina Hunt, Doris Kucera, Jeanne Haynes, Maurine Ogren, Jeanne Lillie, Ruth Hubbel, Jean Geer, Eva Jane Moon, Myrtle Schuitema, Gladys Myckowiak. ROW Nona Marie Smith, Margarate Baldwin, Dorothy Beel, Ward Verseput, Layton Ferguson, Nick Dottelle VanRossum, Dorothy Tiggleman, Row 3 - Howard Geer, Kenneth Wilson, Gordon Smiley, John Yeakey. Bob Jean Hoek, Elizabeth Ledbetter, Mary Goldammer, Frances Row 4 - Harry Hugh Lillie, Rex Colvin, Sam Upton, Cecil Geer, George Cassis, Hugh Quentin Verdier, Richard Straight, Jack Frey. The A Cappella Choir of Central High gained distinction this year in many ways. Not only were they an excellent singing group, but more than ever before did they grasp the true spirit of a Choir group. This was evidenced in their many splendid appearances. They presented an Operetta in February entitled Riding Down the Sky. This was well received by students and adults and repaid the members of the cast for the hours of strenuous work in its presentation. They sang in many assemblies, clubs and churches, and in every instance did good work. Their work and appearance at the City Musical Festival at South High was awarded a superior rating by everyone. Plans are under way to obtain new Choir Robes. The effect has been im' proved greatly this year by new Choir Accessories. The choir will lose many valuable members because of graduation and we certainly wish them well. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our director, Mr. Barr, for his planning, patience, and efforts in our behalf. May Central's Choir interest grow and the standards be kept high. - 88 R.0.T.C. The main purpose of the R.O.T.C. is to promote citizenship and leadership. The instruction consists of courtesy, first aid, personal hygiene, marching drill, and rifling. There is a Federal inspection held once a year, which is followed by a Field Day W program at Julius Houseman Field in which units from Central, South, and Union - Cadet Staff Sergeants-E. Verspoor, R. t, A. take part. On Armistice Day the rifle team always adds a colorful bit to the cerempj 1. This team also annually competes in the Hearst National Trophy Match. ,- The sponsors take an active part in the ilagfraising ceremony at to bal es, march in the parades, and generally assist all activities of the R.O.T. . I , A A U 'K V' A Company B R.O.T.C. Unit, Central High Schocrl by l .1 J7 Battalion Officers X ' Cadet Major A. Zalaoras-Commanding . Cadet Captain A. Swanson-Adfjutant ' J , - i Ko 4' f - J Company Personn' . Afj ,J J Cadet Captain R. Hassin erl om ndil, ' , FO! fl V D JM Cadet lst Lieutenan . C r in -O' , U Cadet 2nd Lieutenant C MQ lj U Cadet lst Sergeant-' .f eetsma H ' gy Cadet Technical Sergean B. lson Cu Cadet Sergeants-R. Allen, L. Cadet Corporalsf-R. Cruthers, L. Wolf. Cadet Privates-lst class-D. C. Kelley, R. Kettner, T. Nichols, F. Cadet Privates-W. Antonopulos, K. Clapp, F. Cross, A. Dillingham, H. De Graham, G. Harrison, F. Hopkins, J. Henry, R. Millar, E. Radio, D. Schmieding. Wheeler, W. Woodhouse, R. Yokom. Sponsors-R. Ackerman, R. Beuker, M. J. Bird, L. L. Vos, E. DeWitt, A. Davis, E. Myers. 89 I 1 SENIIIR 0RClIESTRA Violins - Doris Andrews, Thea Burkhardt, Shirley DeNcut, Phyllis DeVries, Lorayne Drury, Richard Evans, Paula Fecht, Clara Grau, Martha Grau, Thelma Haan, Barbara Lewis, Marion Macgregor, Glen Nelson, Dorothy Newcomer, Jane Recd, Ole Rising, Charles Smith, Monique Taylor, Joyce Tetro, Jack Thwaites, Andy VanderMolen, Jean VanderVeen, Mildred Walker, Jim Whittemorc, Arthur Zaloaras. Flutes - Alita Biferno, Joyce Hale, Margaret Nichols, Roger Whclplcy. Clarinets - Bob Palmer, Mae Robinson, Harold Wheeler. French Horns - Robert Olsen. Cellos - June Carlson, Sylvia Emaus, Alicent Epps, Jean Rolfe, William Schciman. Basses - Celia Friedrich, Jeanc Hassinger, Jeanne Haynes, Teresa Keegstra, Doris Ricgling. Piano - Marijane Bird. Drums - John Carrington, Ward DeYoung. Trumpets - Milton McGorrill, Lawrence Reynhout, Graham Stanford. Tromboncs - Andy Hanson. Oboes - Malcolm Dunkelberg. Director - Mr. Pctrilli. The Senior Crchestra, under the direction of Mr. Petrilli, is composed of stu' dents who are interested in music and who play some instrument. The group has had a very interesting year, taking part in assemblies and extrafcurricular activities such as the vodvil, senior play and the annual orchestra concert. The soloists are Jeanne Haynes, playing the first movement of Mende1ssohn's piano concerto in G minor, and Mr. Irvin J. Barr, director of the voice department, singing the famous aria, Vesti la giubban from the opera Pagliacci by Leoncavallo. The orchestra also plays for all graduation exercises. One of its most important activities this year has been its participation in the operetta, 'iRiding Down the Sky, and in May, the annual concert was presented. From the orchestra has been organized a trumpet trio composed of three boys. A string ensemble composed of four girls has played at special functions outside of school. 90 CENTRAL HIGH SCIl00L BAND This is an organization composed of sixty members. This Band plays for many of the regular assemblies and is an integral part of the football season. It participates in many of the civic functions, and parades. At the end of the year it takes part in the annual concert presented by the combined music groups. Clarinets Q Jack Brower, George Claver, Howard Efting, Howard Huyser, Robert Klinesteker, Paul McNauzhton, Joseph Nicola, Bob Palmer, Martin Vonk, Harold Wheeler, Louis Wolf. Piccolo - Jack Powell. Cornets - Harold Bei-telsen, Maurice Boss, Clayton Francke, Jack Demminck, Marvin DeWitt, George Drake, Stanford Graham, Curtis Fitch, John Fredrick, Kenneth Houseman, Eldon La Marre, Gerald Malewitz, Milton McGorrill, Robert McKay, Edwin Owen, Robert Reber, Lawrence Reynhout, Ale Rising, Dean Telder, Bob VanderMass, Ted Walker, Dick Williams. Saxophones - Alfred Baloyan, Dale Bearss. Altos - Bob Booth, Lawrence Efting, Richard Gazella, Russell Pulcifer, Paul Sehwan. Trombones - Martin Anderson, Alex Dillingham, John Daly, Andy Hanson, Jim Hubbard, Ed McNamara, Kenneth Nichols, Herman Wyma. Baritones - Jim MacDonald, Kenneth Proyen. Basses - Tom Dillingham. Thomas Emaus, Phil Haan, William Lawton, Richard Staulfer. Percussion - Charles Bilby, Donald Braley, John Carrington, John Krueger, Myron Miller, Talmage Nichols, John Wagner. Flutes - Margaret Nichols, Roger Whelpley. Director - Mr. Petrilli. 91 GIRL RESERVES Row 1 - Maryjane Myers, Shirley DeClarke, Thelma Haan, Zillah Middleton, Vera Osborn. Joy- belle Koning, Mrs. Bacon, adviser. Row 2 - Marjorie Baloyan, Jean Rolfe, Peg Wilbur, Mary MacDonald, Alice Hamilton, Dorothy Tiggleman, Anna Mae Van Aartsen. Row 3 - Arline Van Nostran, Ruth Jamo, Betsy Ross, Betty Jane Fisher, Margaret Anne Fisher, Wilma Tepper, Donna Jean Hallock. Row 4 - Helen Randall, Agnes Peters, Gloria Parker, Esther Osborn, Betty Lou Bailey, Ellen Jean Hoek, Teresa Keegstra. The Senior Girl Reserves Club is affiliated with the Y.W.G.A. and its purpose is to foster honesty, loyalty, and friendship. All girls in the' ninth grade or above are invited to become members. Last February 17, 18 and 19, We sent delegates to the State Girl Reserve Conf vention, here. On March 26, a Girl Reserve Conference was held at Rockford. Several of the members attended. Among the other activities of this year were two hayfrides, several potlucks, parties, wieniefroasts, and an annual AllfGirl Reserve Banquet. OFFICERS President Thelma Haan VicefPv'esident Wilma Tepper Secretary Vera Gsborn Treasurer Zillah Middleton Advisor Mrs, Robert Bacon 92 I 11' x. -u.-. s ff? Y 1 ' ' f , Q 1 'K . , ,. X A 5 - M Vw . 'H . l' - ,if-52561 H ' , , fu., ' k 15? , KV W f .L ' ' Y fi ,inf 1 It . :S E ui s Y' ,, M-uf, M I ,, H, , I, Q: Lf 5, Q ' 4 ,gg - A. 1 z S 4 -f r ,fit -.:-5 0 ' ,J m u ,Q N W 2 a ' xv 5 f 1 sg I , if L .. ,. f 'Z Nu iw, 5,5111 ' A 'n gg J eq' ol, A Q Jr ,, .,.....l1U Fw 1 W 'T g ...aw -t......., V1,,: . - Y, 1, 'af KVA ll i 1 1 ug , . 1 'mv' V gw 'N X . NM, Q, Aw' 'fi-4z1fi,.. w Mfffkli f ., per: , ,,:' ,-A 2:4 X:mx,f,fv,.w.1 'ff ,, 0 1.1 W I w 1 Wg 19: -- , f. g Y VE , - , N lla-AQ, .,.+w:P ' .-f-- , , . nfl 4F ' , QW' , H Wi- x,, 1122 'M M w - H- EQQ'-1-3-viv V ,fu--W was Wiz? Q' A , ng . W 3 un NLS V: z s3iN?v'FM' 1-- gmziaziwcxmg 1 .Huw x ' W . + '9 ' Y fi K Meg, p 5.3 ' M- K 3532555 'Y fs JK. ww ' 'ME . .,, g g 55 2? HTHLETICS Gogo Rosema The time has come when athletes have nought to do but sit. Their past lies behind them, their future in obscurity. As they sit and gloat over the brilliancy of their deeds upon the athletic Held, many more than fond memories arise and seem to once again take their place in the limelight of the sports parade. For instance, there is the convincing manner in which our varsity swept into the city football lead, held it down the stretch, and emerged city champions. The first tilt of the season was a decisive victory for the Goldfa11dfWhite Eleven, when Godwin High was vanquished by the comfortable margin of 32fO. A fastfcharging line paced by Quigley, Pound, Hubbard, and Rozema, and a velocitic backiield driven by Barrows and Rip' master, provided a fruitful afternoon for Central. just a week later, we played host to Saginaw High, and in one of our closest games, took the measure of the Vikings 12f7. The game was Stevens Calkins Straight F0017 Telder 4 ' -. Ai X K p A lv ,ef i 5.: - .sg Q . r 4 ' 1 . s'r a ' i 1 ft . f 'W 1. -4 T ' J , MacKercher f - 1 'TQ 3 E H w' ' ',,Z .sim -' Q- Y.. W Q B '.,,, 'Y bi? V Q 2251 my 1 ' e . g. QM Ogren ' ,ggi L L fx featured by viciousne , d i 'uries wer reely distributed on both sides. The vict y w a hard-ea e one, as Saginaw pref sented a deceptive a d f tea t t e er took the foot off the accelerator. We a askiew e visitors provided their iireworks and.sh clean ir of heels at certain intervals. After a week's Ga ' n, the ltop rs proceeded to click with great aband . T c leag was a tough one, and our aspiraf tions rece' ed th r irstus ac hen a stearnfroller type of team fro Cr n tan t scoreless tie with our team. Two ' ru li b led themselves to a standfstill on that after , an wer hig ly resultant in the outcome. Again in this ga e, ntra s touchdown twins, Barrows and Ripmaster, gave arn g of heir potentialities. lg, e llo ' g week, under the lights at Housemiaj . . ,pox , .IN -v a ose y w Union team forced the Gold andaygte quad Y ,.,, We W- ' 1' . Bixby 4 , Stuart Clair F il ls gl is U QTY 4 Co-captain Hubbard W. Kimball .L 9 i f Simmons nf. VanderMolen H' F U 'D to push the accelerator to the floorboards in order to eke out a 6-0 decision. The Hawks displayed sane, bangfup ball in the contest, yet Central possessed too much polish and finesse for the WestfSiders. The following game was a powfwow with the Indians at the Ottawa reservation. The Hilltoppers hit the war' trail first, and wound up by scalping the Tribe 19fO. It was a demonstration of superiority over gameness, and the wellfoiled Central machine clicked with sureness. Again Barrows and Rip' master, ably aided by Van Overloop's passfsnagging, proved to be the sparkfplugs. Beating Muskegon was an idea our team possessed the very next Saturday, and for two full quarters, the idea was an actuality, but two quick scores by the Muskies shattered our illusion of a victory. Ripmaster and Quigley were the Central sparkfplugs, while Barrows displayed a fine bit of play while his injury allowed it. Again Van Overloop demonstrated his pass' snatching ability, yet all these performances were not enough to match the breaks of the game. The following week, the Hill' toppers again returned to championship form and handed 98 Peter QQ as- Olson 3? Sikors Bilby Catholic Central a stunning 25f6 defeat. In this contest, Central did everything and did it well, with perhaps the blocking and running of Barrows and Ripmaster being the outstanding feaf tures. The whole team functioned perfectly behind a hard, smashing line that spelled victory from the opening gun. Then, with but two games remaining, the main obstacle ap' pearecl to be South, with whom we were in the running for championship honors. The South fracas was the bitterest con' test of the season. Vicious line play and spectacular passing at' tacks featured, with no letup until the final gun. Central domi' nated the play throughout the contest, yet could draw no better than a 616 tie as a result. In the season's finale, Central waged battle with Davis Tech, and when the smoke cleared, the scoreboard read, Home team, 18, Visitors, O. This victory cinched the city championship for Central. As in other games, Quigley, Rozema, and Pound played outstanding line games, while the whole Central backfield per' formed well. This game concluded a most successful season, one in which our varsity tasted the fruits of success, and received every benefit of the game of the gridiron. 99 Captain-elect Malnley K.. , N .. S COND TEAM FO0TBALL ei kt Row 1 - Floyd Barber, John DeGr-out, Nick Afentuldis, Dick Markoff. Row 2 3 Jim Morxzenstern, Dick Straight, Jack Burr, John Krueger, Harry Holmes, Abe Marcusse, Robert McGee. Row 3 - Homer Adrianse, Ray Van Stee. Eugene Plous, Ray Evans, Joe Cassis, Frank Rogers, Hugh Lillie, Bob Snyder, Don Carlson. Row 4 - Walter Brooks, Gerald Lipscomb, Peter Cole, Henry Vonk, Ted Haan, Heinz Rahn, Leonard Vande-rMatc. Back - Willard Stormzand, Coach Irwin. The moleskin luggers of our reserve squad put in a few lusty whacks during the past season, and though the squad worked from scratch they completed a most successful schedule. For the first time in years the reserves presented a team beyond the lightweight class. A heavy line composed of such big boys as Dick Straight, Ma Gee, Marcus, Rodgers, and Stormzand make well for next year's varsity, while the backfield, led by Afentuldis and DeGroot, took aback seat for no opponent. Among the season's highlights was the defeat of Tech's reserve aggregation to pull our seconds up into the first division, and thus we salute next year's varsity from whom Coach Waters can expect a great deal after their fundamental training from Reserve Coach Irwin, who has pointed these lads to a future of stardom. 100 fr, I A l' I' I, u I ' ra, f, fl 'X' J 3 W If y ft, V lj 4 N uf' l ,fvfv -J . x f, f. 4 .' 1 f 'W K 1 ll :fl M. . I l 1' 1 1 -' 3. I, in A SECIDND TEAM BASKETBALL The general pickup in athletics at Central continued along its course, including reserve basketball. Needless to say, a majority of games were won, as the squad wound up in first position in the city league. The main features of the team were consistency, a fighting spirit, and smooth teamwork. The greatest improvement was sh-own during the second semester of play, when the squad took six consecutive victories over city opponents. Boys who showed possibilities were Geer, D. Straight, Cassis, Barber, and Keller. This squad produced a machineflike team that showed best when the odds were against them, and consequently deserve all the credit for their great support of athletics at Central. In the next couple of years, we may see a lot of Messrs. Straight, Geer, Keller, etc. Let your hopes run high, for they will Ssfis be fulfilled by these men, our future varsity. il 1 iw, r 4, Mi N xg U I Q17 J' ' l Y 11, .T fri 5?-F261-Q :J ,.. ':.,.: 5 fE'5EEEEEE: :::.f :Z R- 1 ,' .:.:.:.:.: af 5 ' ,H . gp, 5 - l '. A nu fl, W -lbw.. , .. , , ,. HM W. M 1 H11 J i , 1 if 1 Y A l 1-JST A 'Y I, I g V J ix I 1- 'V digg . E N ' lx Y I :KA ' .,q.i.ef,:' rt' :Q an Row 1 - Wayne Stone, Floyd Barber, Dick Straight, Jim Morgenstern, Joe Cassis, Dick Geer, Hugh Lillie. RowB2 Y Coach Waters, Jim Miller, David Keller, Thanne Hendershot, Steve Stevens, Walter roo s. 101 1 COACH IRWIN Va 2-N 1-1? - The Central cagers opened the cur' rent season by tangling with a strong Alumni team. The results were very embarrassing to the varsity, for in spite of Barrow's and Pound's efforts, the alumni carried too many heavy guns in recent graduates who still possessed more than a faint idea of how the game is played. The next week the varsity received another setback at the hands of Holland. The Centralites played a good brand of basketball, yet just could' n't cope with the taller, faster aggregaf tion, paced by Center Van Dort. just a Week later we struck pay territory against a team that later held a jinx over us, as we defeated South High's Trojans in a game rampant with thrills and roughfhouse tactics, by the score BAS YW if ,,Q,,,,,,JW,f!NwJ 2::,f: ffLM LJ., ami g,m. vi .f ' 1 lf Q. X r X bw i Q BALL of 25f22. This was the major victory of the season for the Centralites, for as the season wore on few games were won, for at the midfterm period Bar' rows, Ogren, Pound, and Rice were lost to the squad, leaving the heavy u ,'l ',' ' m --1 1 - Q i gf. V, ff' ' L , , r C L' vffiw' ,rx 9 work to Ripmaster, Tom Straight, Johnf son, Upton, and Hoekstra, and Mika, two new men who reported at the mid' term mark. Although few games were won there was present that fighting spirit that characterizes all Central teams. Congratulations are due the ew coach, Mr. Irwin, who has an en' us hner on the coaching floor, and dj? ong with Mr. Waters - the true Qqyga ght the athletes, of Central - fl eaning of sportsmanship. f CAPTAIN-ELECT STRAIGHT , , 103 all ll 'P 5 ig K, . 5 TRACK N, ' S at Q YQ ,ff l a V, Row 1 - McMahon, Calkins, Smestad, Bignall, Boozer, Hewitt, Lipscomb, Lillie, Witters, Nelson lManagerl. Y Row 2 - Jennings, Ziton, Haren, Frielink, Olson, Overbeek, Gillett, Krenselewski, Bender, Rogers, Kimball, Quigley. Row 3 - Coach Waters, Vonk, Decker, Wilcox, Milliron, VanderMolen, Jones, Morganstern, Stuart, D. Straight, VanderHoning, B. Upton, Burnett, T. Straight, Dangl. In spite of the lack of returning lettermen the Central cinder pounders pref sented a surprising balance in all events. Dual meets proved a success, in as much as few of them were lost. The strength of the squad proved our four returning lettermen, Vanderhoning, Quigley, Jones, and Vandermolen. They participated in the 440, hurdles, 880, and dashes, respectively, and all took in besides, some field event. While in these men our main strength lay, others such as Lipscomb in the 440, Morgenstern in the dashes, Upton in the hurdles, Wilcox in the mile and Milliron at the middle distances contributed highly in running events, while Stuart, Hamlin, Tom and Dick Straight, and the relay teams were instrumental to our sucf cess in field events and the newly introduced relays. Our baton jugglers gave the squad a winning edge that many times meant meet victories. Congratulations go to these men of the cinderpath who have developed potentialities into actualities. 104 X X x QS BASEBALL The Hilltop varsity baseball nine, in its second year as a major unit, is proving a great success. The turnout was unusually high, and there were seven returning lettermen from last year to bolster the squad for the season. The team proved to be an upfandfdown one, having good days, and occasional bad ones. The infield, com' posed of Captain Gogo behind the plate, DeYoung at irst base, Babcock' at sec' ond, Van Overloop at shortstop, and Johnson at third base, turned in a line oiiensive game while also showing improvement in stopping the pellet. The outfield also packed a punch offensively, yet lacked polish on defense. The pitching staff included Biggs, senior hurlerg Miller, junior, and Bearss, sophomore flingers. Bearss, on the basis of games won and lost, seems to hold the number one flinger's position and looks like a strong comer. Capt. Gogo was the sparkplug of the outfit, while Johnny Johnson drew the role of umpire rider. The ily in the ointment concern' ing the diamond game was lack of practice time, as the 'field was a distance from school, yet Coach Matthews has done a great deal toward the advancement of base' ball at Central. Row 1 - Dennis Booker, Fred Maloley, Dale Bearss, Jim Miller, Wallace Waltman, John Johnson, Danny Babcock, Coach Matthews. Row 2 - Don VanHoutum CManagerJ, Herman Curtis, Walter Brooks, John DeGroot, Nick Afentuldis, Chuck Gogo CCaptainJ, Ward DeYoung, Howard VanOver1oop, Lester Biggs, Alfred Hanson fAssistant Coachj. Row 3 - Jim Wycoif, Joe Cassis, Ulysses Stoeifler, Floyd Barber, Homer Adrianse, Dick Worden, Dick Geer, Wayne Stone, Robert Clark. Row 4 - Leonard Bazuin, Gordon Stuart fAssistant Managerj, Alsbro Amsterberg, Howard Bangs, Clayton Francke, Ray May. 105 ,fl Uyul ,Q ' U0 V if ,.J'fi1n Mxyxj W' TENNIS fl A if Phillips, Bill Beel. Y bq - . Mt Ni Central's tennis team of 1938 had as a s, four letter men from last year's team. Wagner played singles, while Bennett, Hillman, and Burr were doubles players. In dual competition, the team has proved a very creditable one with Phillips, Wagner, and Burr playing singles in that order, and Hillman and Bennett in the No. 1 doubles position and Idema and Wierengo playing No. 2. The team so far this season hasn't lost a dual match and is certain to land in iirst or second place. The Regional, which comes after the city dual matches, will flnd Central in a similar one or two position. Substitutes from whom the additional doubles team for the Regional will be chosen consist of Lee, Geyer, Evans, Beel, Kammert, and Pierce. Only two players will be lost from the present squad for next year, and chances for a stronger team next year are excellent. Central has had every reason to be proud of its tennis teams in the past and this year's team is no exception. 106 GOLF TEAM Fifteen prospective mashiefwielders dug up the greensward at both Gracewil Lawns and Highlands Country Club in answer to Coach Decker's call for golfers to represent the Hilltoppers on the links. Of the Hfteen initial turffdiggers the six who performed the best were chosen to make up the team. Cf these, two were alternates. The interfhigh school matches, arranged in conjunction with the regular schedule, were played on both private and municipal courses, these being Highlands, Cascade, Kent, Blytheiield, Green Ridge, Gracewil, and Ridgemoor. This was a real treat and the boys appreciated the opportunity of being able to play their matches on the best courses Grand Rapids has to offer. Throughout the season each player had to give of his best to retain his position on the team. The number one, two, three, and four men for each match were selected on the basis of their performance during the previous year. The alternates also played at the same time with the regular team but their scores, of course, were not counted as being ofiicial. However, if the score of an alternate was better than that of a regular for any one match, he was then chosen to replace the slipping veteran for the next match. Anyone else desirous of gaining a position on the team had to first challenge and subdue an alternate and hence work his way up. The entire team will remain intact for next year, except Robert Waer, who has been lost through graduation.. iffy fdfif.. Hud White, Don Bullock, Bob Waer, Dick Markoff, David Ewing, Bob Hoover, Coach Decker. 107 G.A.A. Row 1 - Nancy Palmer, Muriel Efty, Lorraine Kortlander, Nona Smith, Mary Hersman, Phyllis Craig, Mary Pridgeon, Joan Horton, Glaver Kooyers. Row 2 - Mable Luton, Marian DeVries, Ruth Wilson, Emily Kitzsteiner, Isla Spring, Mary Middleton, Ruth Reinhard, Caroline Hillman, Aileen Fuller, Mary Goldammer, Margaret White, Lilian Geer, Peggy Wilbur. Row 3 - Paula Fecht, Ethel Koster, Evelyn Brewer, Mary Jane Meyers, Maisie Garriock, Yvonne Kinsey, Mildred Kerpenia, Jane Waite, Mary Belle,Chescbrough, Ellen Reed, Teresa Maczka, Bernice Van Setters, Jean Lockhart, Susan Woolsey, Antoinette Wiergaz, Miss Campbell. Row 4 - Jeanne Haynes, Anna Mae Van Aartsen, Gladys Huizing, Eva Moon, Shirley DcClarke, Thelma Haan, Wilma Tepper, Grethe Fibiger, Grace Hatch, Joyce Tetro, Norma Dykstra, Betty Moline, Colleen Bourne. - Row 5 - Jean Van Koevering, Sally Denison, Mary Ellen Applegate, Harriet. Rnod, Ethel Frei- berg, Estella Kamps, Norma Zingler, Marjorie Dykstra, ,Gloria Parker, June Carlson, Shirley Harris, Corinne Faasse, Barbara McCall. The G.A.A. is an athletic organization for girls interested in any phase of physif cal education. This year, besides the joint boys' and girls' meet which was held March 25, the G.A.A. sponsored a number of sales. These sales were given to raise money for the new gym equipment which made this semester's individual sports program possible. We are deeply indebted to our sponsors, Miss Campbell and Miss Kilstrom, for their fine cooperation. OFFICERS President Sec'reta'ryfT-reasu're'r Hockey Manager Basketball Manager Volleyball Manager Baseball Manager PingfPon Manager Badminton Manager Tennis Manage-r Swimming Manager 108 Ruth Reinhard Mary Middleton Caroline Hillman Ruth Wilson Gloria Parker Aileen Fuller Isla Spring Jean Lockhart Emily Kitzstiener Ethel Frieberg GIRLS, MEET MANAGERS The girls' athletic meet has for many years been an important event at Central. In the meet, girls from both the senior and the junior high schools exhibit their ability in rhythm, track, volleyball, stunts, individual sports, and relays. Points are given the various age groups, and at the end, a cup is presented to the team having the highest score. i This- year, the meet included the boys' athletics and the R.O.T.C. Added attracf tions were the badminton demonstration by both boys and girls and the Big Apple, presented by the senior girls. The seniors won the cup this year, while the sophof mores were runnersfup. 4,4 . 0 , I 9 :if bfi , '17, . 1 ' .:V-' ,., . l Row 1 - Abbie Seastrom, Shirley Swift, Ruth Reinhard, Elizabeth Blacklock. Row 2 - Ruth Wilson, Isla Spring, Aileen Fuller. 109 V .-uri '-1 1 iz, fs, -, A Q lit , le l:e4fSJE'J,E' 'fr W ,, ... , . ' we Q f' .. -- he +6322 5 Whatta Physique At Camp Collins Athletes Discussing School Problems They're Off Wells, Fisher, Parker Vacation Time K Peterson, Geer, White Pierce Editor ilpatrick, Wagner, Closterhouse PATRIDNS9 LIST The Helios Board wishes to thank the following patrons for their kind interest and aid in making possible the 1938 annual: Dr. and Mrs. O. H. Gillett Mr. and Mrs. Donald Denison Mr. S. Sterry Williams Mrs. Lemuel Hillman Mr. and Mrs. Edward Withey Mr. and Mrs. Fred K. Quigley Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Clay Dr. and Ivirs. Harry H. Luton Central Trade Plant Arthur F. Crabb's Flower Store i Robinson Studio J. Kos and Company, Grocers Baxter Laundry Coulter Studio gs la QQ., Michigan Bakeries, Inc. The Heyboer Company The DeanfHicks Company The Moderne Shop Fulton Heights Grocery Harry T. Miller, Candy Family and Vogue Theaters Buth's Ice-Cream Bar Immink Dairy Herkner jewelry Breen and Halladay Fuel Company Clark's Dairy Burton's IcefCream and Candy T Contmually soundmg 1 new notes ln T me prmung THE DEAN-IIICKS COMPANY ART - PHOTOGRAPHY . ENGRAVING . PRINTING . BINDING 217 GRANDVILLE AVENUE I w WM JU ev l If