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

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Qxmnx scnqdsi 'W-Yfnssocxmwx HERMAN WARD VERSEPUT Editor-in-Chief QUENTIN ROOSEVELT VERDIER Affociate Editor WILLIAM SESSIONS BENNETT Bufineu Manager DAVID HENNINL2 CONGER Adverlifing Manager AILEEN Lois FULLER Cirmlation Manager .HF i,' R '7!w Nmmal elm 7939 FOUNDED 1892 VOLUME XLVII r CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN '70 MMA Nellie M Jfaqu by whose superior judgment and enthusiastic faith nearly twenty classes from Central have been guided, this Annual is appreciatively dedicated. I' 'ima A5 , . iw xx 7 v M 4, K . 'rw has '93 2 , mgye A , , 1 . , ,Q ' .v-' '..',.a0 .. 1, is ,,. + f 'A Q N, T A ,,.' f f .fefd '7ake a .foci at Central. Let's see it when it's look- ing and when it isn't. Let's see how a high school works and plays. Let's look at aww, 384110114 . Zi N Z. .t.l Nihletioi Hd' .mg I -1-vw... ,,.,. hw? aim 'f'fmgvN.,. IK. An., N' 7 -ll LET'S LOOK at the teachers whose friendly counsel and wisdom, grown from experience, has guided us through four years of work and fun. aww, L1 , .1 ,--55 CSN 4, 8, xx 3-N x K Q 9 , LW-1 A 4 U k, 4 x ! I UL u. ALR SAMUEL R. UPTON, M. A. OLIVET, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Principal FACU A. L. Albee Autu lNiudi.tniu l'iiiva-rsitv uf Nicliignn Helen L. Anderson, M. A. Ifiiglish l 'iiivrrsity uf Nitliigmi Wilson B. Ashley liuukkcvpiiig, liumuiims, ciUIT'llNL'I'L'l.ll l..1w isitx uf C'liit'igu, Mithig.iii St.1tL- Nm'i11.il l'l'llVL . ' , ., Mary F. Baldwin Hmmm' lfcuiininiu Coluiiihni l'iiix'ci'mity, 'lf C., Floyd A. Barber, A. B. Cilirmistry, Plwsiu l'nix'ursity uf Michigaii Jessie Beckham, A. B. l.ll7I'llI'lLlIl University uf Mifliigdn Irvin Barr, B. S. M. Vuuil Music Drake University Marion Campbell, A. B. Pliysiftil Eduuititm Wfestern Stntc, Columbia University '25 Q M 4-R 1 5 Jff if I X 51ml M ' 1 ACULTY Martha E. Clay, M. A. English Smith, Columbia University Enid W. Combs, B. S. Art Chicago Art Institution, Columbia T. C, University Jeannette Com t p on, B. S. Shorthand, Typing Westei'n State Teachers' College, Otlice Training School, Columbus, Ohio Ralph G. Conger, A. B. Physical Education University of Michigan, Harvard Sherman Coryell, B. S. Physiology, Science Michigan State College, University of Illinois, University of Michigan Martin Decker, A. B., M. A. Mathematics University of Michigan Harry M. Dexter Sheet Metal University of Wiscimnsin, Lewis Art Institute, University of Michigan Mary Dively, A. B. History University of Michigan 1 FACULTY Ruth M. Evans, A. B., A. B. in L. S. Librarian University of Michigan Alfred G. Epps, A. B. Mcclmnicul Drawing Vailpiiraiso University, Western State Tciiclicrs College Alice M. R. Gillette, A. B. Home Economics University of Chicago Elsa M. Gleye, B. S. Home Economics Columhiii Viiiversity, T. C., University of Chicago Walter Hanson Vfoodwork i ' lllili Yale, Nel English University o Western btiitc Nor lie M. Hayes, . Alicent Holt, A. M. f Michigan Latin i' 'Y' C lllllliblil University o f Micliigan, i Isabel A. Hunt, English Smith, Columbia M. A. University Sl u APU '4 ik .4 X vi-I 0 bl J M Y 1 QL 'J 4 i A' X l E A W 4 5 hi? C ,Q Nitfxgggi if N 7 . i '-f- if E ,.., A f S5 ffl! 1 . .3 N. H we si? Y X B J , :is o 1 .im . . ACULTY.-. Alg Uni Mabel K. Inglesh A , . B. ebra, Geometry versity of Michigan Cha Arithmetic rles Irwin, B. S. , Physical Education Westei'n State Marian A. James Histor Columhiai Universi Fr y, Civics YY Maurine A. Jones, M. A. History University of Michigan, Michigan State Norm ances Kilstrom B. S. 1 Physical E ' ' Ypsilanti Normal duciition , Columbia University, Knox Ethel Knox English Kulamu , M. A. zoo College, Bread Loaf School of Eng- lish, New York University ,Alta J. Lich, A. B. English U niversity of Michigan Lowell MacDougal, B. S. Science Westei'i1 Stritc, University of Michigan, Miittews ul 15 Florence H. Powers, M. A. French University of Paris, University of Mi Mary R University W Reese A. B. Dora . , ' - ' Al ' 'hr.1, 'I' Arithmetic, Geometry, .gt Grinnell College. University of versity uf C:1llil'Ul'l'll.l Allan B. Robinette, B. S. Michig. Margie Russell, A. B. Wfester Nellie M. Sheehan, A. B. History University Leah Ruth Thomas, A. B. English Westerii State, i ,, M 'Ch i Hain Alyce Vanden English, His University rv . Powers, A. B. Geometry, Arithmetic of Michigan Algebra, Bookkeeping in State, Viiiversitv ut Michigan History, Government n State Teachers Cullege Columbia FACULTY Clligdll i'ignnmneti'y Culurittlu, l'm- uf Michigan State Nltl'IT1.ll,ClDlLlI11l7lJ Boogert, A. B., M. A. tory f Michigan F , ji. .A,.A L '. Qg. .,:.:.f2f'.,-2 '- c ' . f FX., ,, , J s ii ,, . ,i 'Pl 'K' ' , ,ga fc? -i-rg .gy z aaegmfxwfwf -', Q J. af 3 .r ' S B ,Q j 5. . . CULTY Plynn Matthews, B. S. Histor C' . y, ivics Michigan State Nor mal Charles H. Ne wcomber, B. S. Chemistry Wtitwstei' Cullege, University of Chicago Pearl E. Olds, B. S. Mathematics University of Nebraska. XVestei'n State Teachers College Clark C. Oliver, A. B. Science Hillsdale, Xwestern State Mrs. Gertrude Pangborn, M. A. English Michigan State Normal College, Hillsdale, Uni- versity of Michigan Lillian W. Peet, A. B. English Hope, Calvin, Milwaukee, State Normal, Uni- versity nf Wisciinsin M. A. Petrilli, A B. Instrumental Music University of Pennsylvania, Vanderbilt, Uni- versity of Tennessee Doris . . ,rr y r '. ,c-eweewe9 ,,., . V U M. Porter, A. B. Science niversity of Mich igan FACULTY Sergeant Ver B R. O, T. C. Norway, Michi ussell Waters, B. S. R Mathematics Western State Gladys Walser Art Ypsilanti Normal, Chicago University Arlene I. Whittemore, B. S. Biology Michigan State Nurmal College Ethelberta Williams, B. L. Algebra, Arithmetic University uf Michigan Barbara A. Wykes, A. B. History Grand Rapids junior Cullege. lhiversity Michigan ust gan Rose Nicolette CentraI's efficient clerk mt i ,r . f , il .1 FACU Leona Bean, A. B. Shorthand, Typing Albion College Major Fergason, P. M. S. 85 T. R. O. T. C. Julia C. Gelock, A. B. History University of Michigan Ruby McKenzie, M. A. French University of Michigan Mrs. Bowen Our friend, who knows the ups and downs of Central. LTY Helen K. Shaw, A. B. History University of Michigan Dorothy E. Sonke, A. B. Public Speaking, Dramatics Hope, Calvin, Milwaukee, State Normal, Uni versity of Wisctmnsin Eleanore Temple, B. S. Home Economics Columbia University' Clementine Williams Retail Selling 'I'hcsc arc thc hclpers who keep cvcrytlmiug running smuuthly for Us MR. jfxcms R, JOHN Mu. JOHN K. BIVRT Du Inolf DAVIS PIETIERSON DRAYTON MR. jAc,K HOITXYIZRZYI MR. Pli'I'li Rl'I'SliMA MR. Cil.OlC.Ii W1l,sc1x Mn. 7,015 JENKINS LET,S SEE these folks who, after years of study, are finally leaving for further adventure in education, and for expe- rience inthe cold, cruel world. Seniafut ff -.- -.qgyx e-5 :N , Q. i - 1 KM' ,Q-wwe X 6 F mf Ma? Q Qi ,.,,4W., ,gag-1 wig? Riff lies Tim: QW ff, ' w wf w LA NLE? , f I , Us X , . 5 K. 132 i 5? ' , 7 ,w5Ql'i,5 'ww--: , - -:.!LM:g,4- fdpxmp- 53514. . I D may ., Q ' Q 9 A V . 1 1 f N Seated: Mr. Epps, Jim XVyckoFf, Phyllis Craig, Martha Allen, Quentin Verdier, Anna Mae Van Aartsen, 'Ifaul Lawrence, Max Pearse ' Standing: Stanford Graham, Marian De Vries, Sam Lvlltiill, llarrict Rooil, lom Straight, Doris Parkliursr, Miss McKenzie, Miss Anilersou, Mr. Robinette. Sealed efaddr President .....V...... Vice-President ...... Secretary ,......... Treasurer ......... Boy Adviser ...... ..........,...QUENTlN R. VERDIER ......,ANNA MAE VAN AARTSIEN MARTl1A ALLEN ...UPAUL LAWRENCE ..,....JAMES WYCKOFE Girl Adviser ......r.... ....., P HYLLIS CRAIG Class Day Orator .,,......., ..... j ACKSON DAY Numeral Day Orator ...... ......,r,,.,. J ACK FREY Spade Orator ...........................,,......... NANCY PALMER Prophets ................ MAX PEARSE, GRETGHEN WHIMS, PEGGY WILBUR CLASS SONGS .......................... ANTOINETTE WIERGAZ, CLARE CHASE, MARY JANE NELSON, MILDRED WICKERHAM Class Poets ............r................... MARGARET HOEBEKE, HARRIET Room, BETTELOU BAILEY CHAIRMEN OF STANDING COMMITTEES Entertainment ...... .,.... M ARIAN DE VRIES Announcement ,.... ............. M AX PEARSE Motto .,,,,,,,.,,.,,. ...,.. D ORIS PARKHURST Memorial ....., .... T HOMAS STRAIGHT Photograph ............,. ..... Color and Flower ...,... SENIOR STANFORD GRAHAM .,.......HARRIET Rooo ,. fu .Q ,f , gg Q .J j'?i'.'f5f S 22 SENIO 9 Ruth Evelyn Ackerman Tile band 117:11 11111:1'e you fair bulb made 11111 good. Bars and Chevrons 12, 3, 41g R. O. T. C. 12, 3, 413 French Club 12, 313 Math Club 12, 313 Biology Club 1313 National l-lonor Society 13, 413 Monitor l2, 51 0 Martha Ann Allen 111.1111 u'iH 111.ir,i ber helping hand 111 Cwzlml. National Honor Society 1413 Secreiary of Senior Class3 Math Club Secretary 13, 413 French Club 13, 413 Pin and Ring Committee3 Courtesy Squad Manager 1413 Couizesy Squad 11, 2, 3. 413 Senior Girl Reserves 11, 2, 3, 413 Girls' Meet 11, 213 Volleyball 1313 junior Girls' Glee Club 1113 junior Girl Reserves 0 Alsbro Amsterburg 'ffme lmlli, 111-o ,linker- .mo1ln'1' Colzlz. Baseball 12. 3, 413 Pen and Pencil Club3 Phy-Ch1m I 1' f Club3 Conservation Club 0 Mary Ellen Applegate The 111111 11111 follozci illlullerl will .llILTc'c'd, Classical Club 13, 413 French Club 1-11' Pen and Pencil 1413 Phy-Chem Club 1413 Current Events Club 13, 413 Secretary-Treasurer 1413 Sock and Buskin 1413 Agona Treas- urer 1413 Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 313 G. A. A. 12, 3, 413 After School Activities 12, 3, 413 Girls' Meet 11, 2, 313 Senior Play Crlhll Exchange Assembly Committee 1413 Helios Literary Staff 1411 Senior Meznorial Committeeg Vodvil-Advertising 1513 Ticket Chairman 1-11. 0 telouise Baile Hem is the ,ipiril ffl!! zrini f1'1w11f,w. Bet 3 y ' . . Biology Club 12, 3, 413 President 141 Domecon Club 12, 3, 413 Student Council Sale Chairtnan 1413 Senior Play Make-up 1-311 Monitor 11, 2, 413 Senior Girl Reservzs 11, 2, 31 O Grant Wfoocl Balkema Ai 11111111 to bit ft11'111'ile.i1.11e, Culi- 'ornia Creative English Club3 Track Squad3 Bzology ClLll'7Q , , YQ'ilson High3 R. O. T, C. 11, 2. 3, 413 Bars and Chevrons C'ub 13, 413 Drill Squad Commander 1-411 Conservation Club3 Mr 't mr 1313 Usher at Gaines 0 Marjorie Ann Baloyan The :ni m fofiih 111.111 ieelar bdppfllkll in lbe d1,i11111re.' The 1l'l.1c' 211.171 giozm 11 umler lah feel. Spring Concert 11, 213 Girls' Meet 1 I 21A Girl Reserves 12, 3, 413 After School Activities 11, 213 Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 3, 413 French Club 1413 G. A. A. 1113 Cuirent Events Club 1413 junior Girls' Glee 1113 Senior Girls' Glee 1213 A Cappella 1413 Biology Club 1411 Helios Atl Staff 141 I Marian Jean Barclay Maiden rcilb lhe IIILT11: If . - f ev, 111 zrliore orlar .1 ilurzdow lie! Like the 6114.176 in ezm- ff I1 ty 111,535 al-Qu! junior Literary Staff 11, 213 Senior Literary Start' 1413 Conservation Club 12, 313 Biology Club 141: Aff Club Secretary 13. 413 Pen and Pencil Club 13, 411 Monifol' 1-I11 After School Activities 131. O Dale Ys7arcl Bcarss Om' rtzlerflnzrz. Band 12, 3. 413 Hi-Y 13, 413 C Club 13. 413 Baseball 1313 Assis- tant Baseball Coach 1413 Phy-Chem Club 1-113 Base- ball Sales 1413 Numeral Day Committee 141 President of C Club 0 Barry Wentwrmrth Be Mem A friund lo all-llm11'r Iiarry 0 William Sessions 3 Vice- Bennett Our lon, He 11171 do .ro 11111111 117171121 11111. Classical Club 13, 413 President 1413 Math Club 13, 413 National Honor Society 13, 413 Vice-President 1413 Student Council 1313 Senior Usher 1413 Sock and Buskin 1413 Director of Vodvil 1313 Script Reader Senior Play 1413 Basketball Manager 11, 2 313 Head Manager 1313 Tennis Team 12, 3, 413 Debating Team 1411 C Club3 Co-Director Exchange Assembly 1413 Speech Assembly 1413 Helios Business Staff 11, 2, 3, 413 Business Manager 141 0 Donald Frederick Benson One in 11 million. Student Coun- cil 1113 R. O. T. C. 11, 2, 3, 413 Bars and Chevrons Club 141. NIORS 0 Frank Garrity Beuker Our ltzll lzlund. Vodvil 141' Senior Play Committee 1413 Hi-Y 1411 Phy4Chem 141' Current Events 111' Co . - t 1 Uf' tesy Squad 141 0 Rose Effie Beuker Far ber mm periwz It beg g.n'il all cle.:-i'r'ipiir1fz. Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 3, 413 Manager 1413 Senior Play Committee 1413 President of Phy-Chem Club 141' Sock l B k' ant us in Club 14113 Chairman of Make-up Committee for Vodvil 1413 Decoration Committee for junior-Senior Prom 15, 413 Red Cross Representative 13, 413 Literary Staff of Helios 13, 413 Pen and Ring Committee 1413 R. O T C Sponsor 17 3 41 P T A S ' . . . . -, ,, 3 . . . enior Night Committee 1413 Bars and Chevrons Club 12, 5, 413 Vice-President 1313 Secretary 1413 Helios Typist 13, 41g Memorial Committee 141 0 Flossie jean Bidelman Tbe gr.i.r.i .riimpv noi, She lretzcli .10 ligbz Ionitor 111, Senior Giil Reserves 11, 213 Domecon Club 12. 3, 43 Biology Club 13, 413 Secretary 141 0 Agnes Ellen Biggs A nzerry heart gnei all lbe day, Monitor 11, 2, 5. 413 Girls' Glee Club 12, 313 Helios 11, 2, 413 Conservation Club 1-113 Biology Club 1413 Girl Reserves 1413 Current Events 1413 Senior Play Poster Committee 1413 Committees for Class Song and P, T. A. Night 141. O Charles Richard Bilby A good zziixer. 0 Hugh Webster Blacklock F. D. R. Blafklovk. Choir 12, 31: Track 11, 3, 413 Glee Club 1113 Current Events Club 1413 Operetta 131 0 Betsy Anne Blandford A gmml permzz to krmzv. Numeral Day Committee 1413 Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 513 Courtesy Squad Manager 1413 Costume Committee for Voclvil 1413 Helios Ad Staff 1413 French Club 13, 413 Current Events Club 141g Domecon Club 12, , 413 Vice-President 1413 G. A. A. 1413 Secretary of Phy-Chem Club 141 0 Coles William Bloomer ll e'll mivr Bill, the f.,IL'k-Of-dll-II':Idk'J. 0 Florence Elizabeth Bogdanik A loud if ligbl fha! if cheerfully borne Current Events Club 12, 3, 413 Courtesy Squad 11, 213 Domecon Club 12, 5, 413 Baseball Team 11, 213 Vodvil Property Committee 1313 Girls' Meet 12, 313 Relay Team 1211 Con- servation Club 12, 3, 413 Basketball Team 111 0 Dennis junior Booker Hou' will they fill bi: place in lureball? Baseball 13, 413 Vodvil 1413 Intramurals 11, 2, 313 Football 12nd Team1 111 0 Frieda Elise Braun My book and heart Mun never puff. Union High School 11, 213 President of the Session Room Club 11, 213 Spanish Club 11, 213 Member of Athletic Board 1213 Central High School 13, 413 National Honor Society 141 0 Katherine Stiles Brower Sweet and rerzlimental. Q5 SENIORS 0 Margaret Mary Brown Co-nper.1li1'e In ereijy uzzy. Numeral Day Committee 1-113 Ping-Pong Tournament 12, 51 C Nathan Howard Bryant, jr. Life .ii nm .ibm-I for nzmn JlI.X'f6 fIL'.l.'l Basketball Mana- ger 11, 2, 513 Sock and Buskin Club 1413 Phy-Chem 15, 413 Senior Play Cast 1413 Property Committee 1413 Stage Crew 1213 Session Room Track 1511 Courtesy Squad 1113 Exchange Assembly 1413 Vodvil 13, 413 Intramurals 1111 Helios-Circulation Staff 1113 Busi- ness Staff 13, 41 0 Theresa Marie Burggraaf A quiet. :willing .iezzifnz Domecon Club 13, 413 Courtesy Squad 13, 41 0 Leslie Rixson Burnett Gw1i11.i if born .md cum rzewr he ltllqqblfi Math Club 12, 3, 413 Phy-Chem 13, 413 President 1511 Current Events Club 1413 Usher 1-113 Stage Crew 1Vodvil and Senior Pla1y1L Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 513 Class Day Committee 1-113 Track 151: Session Room Track 1213 Honor Society 141. 0 jack Matheson Burr Gund fellrfiralrzpa in all. Football 12, 3. -113 Tennis 12, 3. 413 Baseball Score 121Q Intramurals 12, 313 Vodvil 1313 Senior Play Committee 141g Assistant in Annual Music Concert Helios 1413 Phy-Chem 1411 Hi-Y 1413 Iixchange Assembly 1413 junior-Senior Prom Committee 13. 41 0 Ivan Delbert Butler We all harm' bfi zmrtb. Orchestra 11, 211 Monitor 11, 2, 313 Publicity for Annual 0 Louis Ernest Cain A .roldier ibrmld be modem at cl maid. Band 1113 R. O. T. C. 11, 2, 5, 413 Firing Squad 1213 Rifle Team 1-111 Bars and Chevrons 15, 43 First Sergeant 1413 Usher at House- man Field 12, 3, 413 Monitor 131 O Robert Lynde Campion Ciao' Clwmiil. Monitor 1113 Red Cross 1113 Phy-Chem 13, 411 Mtltli Club 1313 National Honor Society 141. 0 june Marie Carlson A real friend lu Ibaie who know ber. G. A. A. 11, 2, 5, 413 Girl Reserves 1413 Senior Orchestra 11, 2, 3, '111 Girls' Meet 11, 2, 3, 413 Monitor 131 0 Marian Eleanor Carlson Aitzybe the 1001.1 ni with ber immfent look, French Club 13, 411 Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 5, 413 Volleyball 1113 Basketball 111 0 Clare Frances Chase A lovely lady lluilb .1 lovely iwire. Basketball 1213 Volleyball 11, 213 Hockey 11, 213 Monitor 12, 413 Current Events 1413 G. A. A. 11, 213 Senior Girl Reserves 141g Senior Play Committee 141 0 Mary Belle Chescbrough Delermimzlion will curry you far. If 3'-'P'-2 Domecon Club 12, 5, 413 Secretary 1411 G. A. A. 11, 2, 3. 41: Volleyball 11, 2, 3, 41 Basketball 11, 2. 3, 411 Hockey 12, 3, 413 Badminton 1413 Baseball 11, 2, 513 French Club 15, 413 President 1413 Agona , Club 13, 413 President 1413 Current Events 1413 National Honor Society 1413 Student Council 1413 Courtesy Squad 11, 213 Costume Committee Senior Play 1411 P. T. A. Senior Banquet Committee 1413 14, QQ Girls' Meet 11, 2, 31. -- a . 5 sig, S B 141 2 , ,- 2 1, B fr ey AW Y ,gt-fi-.V , - - 'fi a N027 it ,ff x 5 K1 0 1'?if Am B SENIORS 1,7 1, sa., Q, as fx .Mg V ...W 0 Maryon Robbins Clark A willing lyeart lendr feather 10 lbe heel. Conservation Club 12, 31, Girls' Meet 12, 31, A Cappella Choir 141, Monitor 11, 2, 31, Spring Concert 141, Penny Carnival 11, 21, After School Activities 131, Vodvil 12, 31 0 Robert Lee Clark An all- raund good fellrmu Football 12, 3, 41, Baseball 131, Track 141, Hi'Y 12, 3, 41, A Cappella Choir 141, Courtesy Squad 11, 2, Spring Concert 141 0 David Henning Conger Bid me di,i'mur.i'e, I will enrbiznz thine ear. Senior Usher, Tennis, Football 131, Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41, Model Airplane Club 12, 3, 41, Current Events Club 12, 31, Phy-Chem 12, 31, Helios Staff 11, 2, 3, 41, Helios Advertis- ing Manager, Conservation Club 13, 41, Boys' Glee Club 11, 21, Ring Committee Chairman, Epithet Committee, Penny Carnival, Stu- dent Council, Exchange Assembly, Class Day Committee O Dorothy Kathryn Cotton In viflne ricla, Courtesy Squad 12, 41, Senior Glee Club 111. I Phyllis Craig 'rC!9ll1'7lll7Zg if ar clmrming dow. Classical Club 13, 41, Secretary 141, junior Literary Staff Advisor 141, Chairman of Class Day Program Committee, French Club 13, 41, Girl Advisor of Senior Class, G. A. A. 131, Red Cross 131, Helios Representative 131, Girls' Meet 11, 21, National Honor Society, Vice-President 141, Current Events Club 141, Costume Committee for Vodvil 131, Phy-Chem 141, Monitor 111, Property Committee for Vodvil 141, Chairman Publicity Committee for Senior Play 141, Secretary of junior Class 131 0 Richard Bruce Crowe 0 pretty boy. fruit not foo much lo your rory looks. Phy-Chem 12, 3, 41, C Club 12, 3, 41, Hi-Y 11, 21, Score Board 11, 21, Stage Crew 11, 2, 3, 41, Assistant Stage Manager 141, Basketball Manager 11, 21, Baseball 11, 21, Track 11, 21, A Cappella Choir 11, 2, 31, Operetta Stage Director 131, Vodvil 11, 2, 3, 41, Get Acquainted-Week Chairman 141, Monitor 11, 21, Memorial Committee 141, Tennis 11, 21, Choir-Nativity 131 O Herman Elmer Curtis, jr. Sorry zo lose Minnie the Munchen Baseball 13, 41, Vodvil 141, Intramurals 11, 2, 31 0 Ruth Thelma Curtis Cheerful in all ber endeavor. Senior Girl Reserves 11, 2, 41, Conservation Club 13, 41, Current Events Club 13, 41, Moni- tor 11, 21, Girls' Meet 11, 2, 31, Glee Club 11, 21, junior- Senior Prom Committee 131, Penny Carnival 121, Co-chairman Senior Get-Together 141. 0 jackson Russell Day He would put Cicero to xlmine. Declamation 121, Courtesy Squad 1313 Stu- dent Council 13, 41, Editor Exchange Assembly 13, 41, Debate 13, 41, Pen and Pencil 131, Sock and Buskin 13, 41, President 141, Manager of Courtesy Squad 141, Phy-Chem Club 141, Class Day Orator, President Inter High School Student Council, Vodvil 141, Announcement Committee 141, Senior Play 13, 41 O john Edward DeGroot Our airplane clmnzpion bringr ur fame. Football 12, 3, 41, Baseball 12, 3, 41, Hi-Y 12, 3, 41, President 141, Senior Play 141, Helios 141, Intramurals 111, Model Airplane Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Vice President 131, President 141 0 Edith Violet Deklien W'e have Vfnund ber uieful in many liner. Conservation Club Treasurer 13, 41, Biology Club 141, Girls' Meet 131, Pen and Pencil Club 141, Helios Staff 141, Monitor 13, 41 0 jack Henry Demmink Span: and muiif occupied bit lime. Football 141, Wrestling 121, Band 11, 2, 3, 41, Hi-Y 141, Trumpet Trio 12, 31, Vodvil 141, Exchange Assembly 141, Spring Concert 12, 3, 41, Orchestra 131, Glee Club 121. 0 Marian june De Vries Age azmwt :weather Breeze, nw' rmnmz Hale ber infiuile I'ilfiL'f-1. Senior Play3 Sock and Buskin3 G. A. A.3 Vodvil 12, 3, -113 Helios StafT 11, 2, 3, 413 Classical Club 12, 3, 41' Secretary 13111 Phy-Chem Club 13, 413 Chairman lintertainment Com mittee3 Orchestra 11, 211 Monitor 11, 2, 313 Noon Recreation Com- mittee3 Exchange Assembly Cast3 Helios Typist 1313 Current Event Club 1413 Girls' Meet 11, 2, 31 0 Ellyeen Lavinia Dykhuizen One of the fbeerflrl type, Nlarywood 11, 211 Phy-Chem 1313 Glee Club 1313 Choir 1-113 Art Club 1413 Vodvil 1413 Current Events 1413 Helios, Circulation 1-111 Publicity, Senior Play 1413 Spring Concert 141 O Kathryn Iris Ebel Sim left frm ,umm for ui. Monitor 11, 2, Biology Club 1413 Girls' Meet 11, 21 1 s 413 Domecon Club 12, 313 ' I lair! llltlicil' ber f7flf7ll1tl1'. Glee SENIOR l Ma tum Ffty A blztbi It f ' School Activir O Murie 'y . Club 1113 French Club 12, 3, 413 G. A. A. 1311 A tei ties 1313 Current Events 1313 Phy-Chem 13, 413 Red Cross 13, 41 Treasurer 1413 Anti-T. B. Representative 13, 413 Co-chairman junior Senior Prom 1313 Girls' Meet 11, 313 Class Day C11IT11T1lftCCQ Senio Play Castg Vodvil Make-Up Committee 141. ,i of fllll. Spring 0 Eileen Vivian Fggan Luft bare lofi and lor Concert 1213 junior Glee Club 11, 213 Senior Glee Club 11. 213 Penny Carnival 1111 Gym Meet 11, 313 Conservation Club 12, 313 Biology Club 1413 Monitor 11, 3, 413 After School Activities3 Volleyball, Baseball 11, 21 0 Donald jack Emaus A pal tba! ii .1 pal. Band 11, 2, 313 Golf 1313 Baseball 141 0 Lorraine Faasfe 'l'l1ey Jflfff mme inzy boiler. Biology Club 12, 3, 413 Vice-President 13, 413 Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 3, '11Q junior Girls' Glee Club 1113 junior Chorus 1113 After School Activities 11, 2, 31 O Paula Helen Fecht Eff1t'1L'lll'-1' perirnzifecl. After School Activities 11, 2, 3, 413 G. A. A. 11, 2, 3, 413 Courtesy Squad 1113 Helios Representative 1113 Cur- rent Iivents 13, 413 Agona Club 13, 41, Treasurer 1413 Girls' Meet 11, 2, ?J1QPC11411 lL1 Pencil 13. 41. 0 Grethe Fibiger An .zrfirl unique izlailily. Girls' Meet 11, 211 G. A, A. 12, 313 Operetta Costume Designing 1313 Vodvil Scenery 1413 Biology Club 1413 Art Club 121, Vice-President 1313 Monitor 11, 413 Helios Art Staff 13, 413 Christmas Assembly 1313 Senior Play Scenery 1413 After School Activities 11, 2, 313 Senior Pl1lYQ Assembly 141 I Margaret Louise Force Easy to falls with am! fun fu laugh zwilb. South High 11, 213 Phy-Chem Club 1413 Glee Club 1313 Current Events Club 1-113 Red Cross 1413 Senior Play Program Committee 1413 Courtesy Squad 141 0 Clayton Simon Franeke Lefly if ar rigbl at :Ivey make lbem. Band 11, 2, 3, 413 Orchestra 1211 Spring Concert 11, 2, 3, 413 Trumpet Trio 1313 Vodvil 141 0 jack junior Frey Ile mn do many fi lbing - 1101 166111 of them, ring. Monitor 11, 212 junior Chorus 1113 Boys' Glee Club 1213 Phy-Chem 12, 311 Penny Carnival 1113 A Cappella Choir 13, 41, President 1413 Current Events Club 13, 413 Vodvil 13, 413 Operetta 1313 Pen and Pencil 1313 Cheer Leader 12, 512 Motto Committee 1413 Numeral Day Orator 1413 Choir 1413 Senior Play 1411 Sock and Buskin 1413 Exchange Assembly 1413 Senior Octette 141. 1 1' NIORS 0 Marion Nella Friedrich Su n111de,r1 half ber z1'11r1lJ 1111le11uz1'r1. Monitor 1111 Art Club 12, 3, 41, Secretary 1311 Operetta Committee 1511 French Club 1411 Vodvil Committee 1411 Senior Play Committee 1411 Helios Staff 13, 411 Senior Class Decorations Committee 141 0 Aileen Lois Fuller Her f1r11.ie 111111 1i7'j6.'IlLfl1lZL'.l.1 dwztzzzd L'IlIlf1dKllL'6. G. A. A. 11, 2, 3, 411 Agona 1411 Girls' Meet 11, 2, 3, 41, hlanagei' of Girls' Meet 1311 Manager of Baseball 1511 Phy-Chem 1411 Monitor 11, 2, 3,13 Girl Reserves 1111 Helios Circulation Staff 1311 Manager Circulation 1-111 Ticket Committee for Senior Play 1411 Make-up Committee for Votlvil 131 O Kathleen Kay Fuson ll e 11111111114 if ber 111fere,i'1' 111 Ce1111',1f il Sljlllhy Conservation Club 12, 311 Courtesy Squad 12, 311 Senior Girl Reserves 1411 Publicity Committee1 Senior Play 1411 Senior Prom Committee 1411 Helios Staff 141 0 Nancy jane Fyfe Il 15e1'e'er .-'be fll7'7Z,l' Ike Gmrer bf1111.1ge 10.11 '. National Honor Society 1411 Registrar 1411 Pen and Pencil Club 13, 411 Cur- rent Events Cluh 1411 Monitor 11, 211 Photograph Committee 1411 junior Girls' Glee Club 111. 0 Christina Mary Garriock 51111111 1H,11.i1e if ,111 11r11i1. Volley Ball 11, 2, 311 Basket Ball 12, 311 Indoor 11, 2, 3, 411 Senior Girl Reserves 13, 411 Current Events Club 13, 411 Conservation 11, 2, 3, 411G. A. A. 12, 3, 411 Monitor 11, 2, 3, 411 Senior Play Committee 1411 Badminton Tournament 1411 Domecon 13, 411 Art Cluh 1411 Vodvil Committee 1411 Helios Typist 1411 Track Meet 12, 31 0 john Russell Geyer Hou' mn .f.'1rf1 .111 rzcfm' be .in IIl0dK.ff.y Classical Club 13, 411 Math Club 13, 411 Sock and Buskin 1411 Vice-President 1411 Phy-Chem 13, 411 Senior Play 1411 Vodvil 1311 Monitor 1211 Entertain- ment Committee 1411 Debate 1411 Helios Business Staff 13, 411 Basketball 1211 Exchange Assembly 1411 junior Class Publicity Manager 131 0 Charles Edgar Allen Gogo, jr. 0111 azlalele dow llflf lake 111 111111111111 b111- First Team Football 12, 3, 411 Second Team Football 1111 First Team Baseball 11, 2, 3, 41, Captain 1411 All City 1311 C Club 12, 3. 411 Iklonitor 12, 311 Second Team Basketball 12, 311 Glee Club 11, 21 0 Stanford George Williani Graham And 11 migbu' l1'll!1lp6ft,'7' 111111 be. Band 11, 2, 3, 411 Orchestra 13, 411 R. O. T. C, 11, 2, 311 Bars and Chevrons Club 12, 311 Biology Club 1411 Camera Club 1411 Chairman of Photographs Committee 1411 Senior Play Program Committee 1411 Mock Election Committee 1411 Class Day Committee 141. 0 Martha Rose Grau AI11,i1r41l1eek11e,i.i' -M111-tba. Senior Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 411 Conservation Club 1311 Courtesy Squad 1411 Volleyball 121 O Madeline Green Malice tnumzrd none 4 j11.r1 fun. Girl Reserves1 Conservation 0 Louis Tredway Haglund Servirt' 1.1 bn mono. Conservation Club 12, 3, 41, President 1411 R. O. T. C. 11, 2, 3, 411 Monitor 1211 Bars and Chevrons Club 13, 411 Student Council 141 0 Maurice Carl Hample W'e .rbtzll 711155 hir 1!1'l1J'IiL' baud. R. O. T. C. 15. 41: Bars and Chevrons Club 1411 Art Club 1411 Monitor 1411 C Club 13, 411 Manager, Football 1111 Head Football 1311 Athletics 1411 Conservation Club 1411 Mock Election Commit- tee 1411 Color and Flower Committee 1411 Vodvil Advertising 1411 Senior Play Advertising 1411 Helios Ad Staff 1411 Art Staff 141. SENIORS 0 Andrew Evald Hanson, jr. Hu ztetw lurk: 11 ,ienie of humor. Band 11, 2, 3, 413 Orchestra 13, 413 Glee Club 13, 413 Operetta 1313 Courtesy Squad 1313 Drum Major 141 I Evelyn Marjorie Harmon Slnffs 4 good romptmion. Girls' Meet 11, 2, 3, 413 Baseball 11, 2, 3, 413 Volleyball 0 Elizabeth Ann Harris Tutu Ibe good lbe grid! provide lime, Monitor 13, 413 Girl Reserves 13, 413 Pen and Pencil 141 0 Doris Emily Hemmes A friend in need ii' tr friend indeed. Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 3, 413 junior and Senior Girls' Glee Club 11, 213 Senior Girl Reserves 1l1Q Senior Class Announcement Com- mittee 1413 After School Activities 11, 213 Girls' Meet 11, 213 Track Meet 11, 213 Baseball 1-113 Volley Ball 11, 2, 31. 0 Lewis Charles Harris, jr. Ezerjlking required to make tr rurrerr, Monitor 11,213Phy-Chem 1313 Vodvil 131 0 Kenneth Waring Hewitt I lbrire on firing. Orchestra 11, 2, 313 Band 11, 213 Vodvil 11, 2, 3, 413 Track 11, 3, 413 Basketball 1113 Golf 1213 Entertainment Committee 15. 413 Chairman 1511 Helios Staff 12, 3, 413 Senior Play Cast 1413 Exchange Assem- bly 13, 41 0 Miriam Rexford Hoag Her dancing will make bw -fdlllllllj. Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 313 junior Girls' Glee Club 1113 Senior Girls' Glee Club 12, 313 A Cappella Choir 1413 Girls' Met-t 11, 2, 313 Art Club 13, 413 Red Cross 11, 213 Conservation Club 1313 Booster Club 1113 Letter Writing Con- test 11st prize, 11 0 Margaret Ruth Hoebeke ll e dllllllffk' her perirtentc. Monitor 11, 2, 3, 413 Girls' Glee, junior 111, Senior 12, 3, 413 Senior Choir 13, 413 Sprlng Concert 13, -11. O Marian Gertrude Hoebeke 'I'bere',r nothing im- poirilzle for rr zvillirtg hand, G. A. A. 11, 2, 3, 413 Monitor 11, 213 Girls' Meet 11, 2, 313 Ping-Pong Tournament 13, 413 junior Glee Club 1113 Senior Glee Club 1213 After School Activities 11, 2, 3, 41 0 jane Susanne Houseman Ala, Youibf Forever dear, forerm' bind. Courtesy Squad 11, 313 junior Girls' Glee Club 1113 Senior Girls' Glee Club3 Girl Reserves 12. 413 Girls' Meet 111 0 Mary Lynn Huntley Cllflid doe,rn'l work for Iver, She' u'rmEi for him. Vodvil 12. 3. 413 Operetta 1513 Choir 12, 3, 413 Domecon 12, 3, 413 G. A. A. 1213 Senior Play Ticket Committeeg Courtesy Squad 12, 3, 413 junior- Senior Prom Committee 13, 413 Spring Concert 12, 413 junior Chorus 1111 junior Girls' Glee Club 1l11 Girls' Meet 11, 213 Choir Capers Ticket Committee 141 O Patricia Ann ldema Ala! Thar muiiml laugh. Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 313 Domecon Club 1413 Vodvil 11, 313 junior-Senior Prom Committee 1313 Helios Circulation and Ad Staff 1413 Senior Photo- graph Committee 141. -..- ii' ,r 314 WA, fx N-O27 Es E six' -Q, ' 11.. -vw ' 3 .Y If ' it 5 JN A A mf-1.4 'V' , - gif' J V' fly Li. all NIORS 0 Franklin Philip Jacobs Alarent in body, bu! prevent in Jpirit. Vodvil 1313 Math Club 13, 413 Phy-Chem 13, 41 0 Mildred Patricia Ann Karpenia Millie is our perromzlily girl. French Club 12, 3, 413 Current Events Club 1413 Monitor 11, 2, 3, 413 junior Girls' Glee Clubg G. A, A. 12, 3, 413 Ping-Pong Tournament 12, 313 Volleyball 11, 2, 3, 413 Hockey 12, 3, 413 Basketball 12, 3, 413 Base- ball 11, 2, 313 Tennis Tournament 13, 413 Girls' Meet 11, 2, 313 Vodvil Committee 1413 Mock Election Committee 141 0 David Paul Keller Now when I um' in New York. Basketball 12nd, 1, 2, 31, 11st, 413 Track 13, 413 Hi-Y 13, 413 C Club 1413 French Club 13, 413 Conservation Club 1l1Q Senior Usherg Senior Play, Ticket Committee, Usherg Courtesy Squad 12, 3, 41 O Richard Delano Kimball No profil graunr ziilzere ii nu plelzxure lien. Football 12nd, 1, 213 Basketball 12nd, 21Q Basketball 11st, 3, 413 Track 13, 413 Hi-Y 12, 3, 413 Phy-Chem Club 1313 C Club 1413 Exchange Assembly Program 1413 Senior Play Committee and Usher 1413 Senior Usher 1413 Helios Ad Staff 141. 0 Helen Yvonne Kinsey Ez'er le! Ibe funny rotmz Pleumre nerer it 111 home. Senior Girl Reserves 1-1113 Conservation Club 1413 G. A. A. 11, 2, 3, 413 Current Events Club 1413 Hockey 12, 3, 413 Volleyball 11, 2, 3, 413 Indoor 12, 3, 413 Basketball 13, 413 Badminton Singles 13, 413 Ping Pongg Vodvil Committee 1413 French Club 12, 313 Helios Typist 1-l1Q Track Meet 12, 313 Girls' Meet 12, 31 0 Emily jane Kitzsteiner E1'e.i' ,iv deep ar the rea. W'o2z't you .imile for 711527, G. A. A. 11, 2, 313 Girl Reserves 11, 211 Tennis Cham- pion 1313 After School Activities 11, 2, 313 Monitor 1113 Girls' Meet 11, 2, 31 0 jacob Klaassen Artianr .rpetak louder fblnz zt'orpl.v, Intramurals 11, 2, 313 Courtesy Squad 12, 31 0 William Klaassen, jr. Our rtzndid zwzzem friend, Vodvil 13, 413 Operetta 1313 Public Address System Manager 13, 413 Senior Playg Courtesy 12, 313 Radio Club 1113 Camera Club 141. 0 Lorraine Pauline Kortlander She laugbr and lf7e zwrlll luzzglu uxilla ber. Current Events Club 12, 3, 413 President 1413 Phy-Chem Club 13, 413 G. A. A. 12, 3, 413 Hanger Committee 1413 Basketball Cap- tain 141g Girls' Meet 11, 2, 313 Vodvil 1213 Vodvil Make-up Committee 1413 Monitor 11, 2, 3, 413 Senior Play Committee 1413 Pen and Pencil Committee 1313 After School Activities 11, 2, 3, 413 Epithet Com- mittee 1413 Tennis 11, 2, 3, 41 O john Carlton Krueger This afblele maker all Ike girli' vigb. Foot- ball 11, 2, 3,413 Basketball 11, 21g Hi-Y 12, 3, 413 Vice-President 1413 C Club 1413 Band 11, 2, 3, 413 Hi-Y Basketball Captain 13, 413 Intramurals 11, 2, 3, 41 0 Adele Lucille Lafferty we wirlz our lead- ing luc1'y had rome to ur mnrzer. South High 11, 2, 313 Senior Play 1413 Photograph Committee 1413 Senior Girl Reserves 12, 3, 413 French Club 1413 Senior Honor Society 13, 41 0 May jean Lantz And .zzmllyer ir lwrrz 10 :mike Zhe Jun fnrgotlenf' Traverse City 1113 Classical Club 12, 3, 413 Phy- Chem Club 13, 413 Current Events Club 13, 413 French Club 13, 413 Honor Society 1413 Courtesy Squad, Manager 1413 Photograph Committeeg Cos- tume Committee, Senior Play 1413 G. A. A. 141. 0 Edward Eugene Laufer And .rlill the wonder grew ffm! One small head rould furry all he krzeuxu Model Airplane Club 11, 2, . 1 1 Clb13,-11g 3, 413 Courtesy Squad 121Q Math Club 15. 113 Classical u l 1 Honor Society President 141' Phy-Chem Chairman, Book Sue 15 , . , 1-113 Motto Committee 1-113 Chairman, Numeral Day Committee 14'11Q Senior USl1CfQ Helios Ad Staff 1-11 0 Paul Roger Lawrence A11 ' he 1 ' f H'vh bones! vzmzfi' word rr in good ai bm bond. Saginaw Eastern ig School 11, 213 National Honor Society 13, -113 Classical Club 13, -111 - . . , - , . S -k Secretar 1511 Debating 1-113 Extemporaneous Speaking 1-11, oc Y and Buskin 1-11g Phy-Chem 13, 411 Senior Usher3 Treasurer of Senior Class3 Student Director of Senior Playg Assistant Advertising Manager H l' Mith Club 1-11' H1Y 13 -11' Secre- of Heliosg Club Editor, e iosg a , - ., , tar 14113 Public Speaking Assembly3 Stage Manager of Annual Con- Y certg Tennis 1-111 Choir Nativity 1411 0 Mary Elizabeth Ledbetter . ,, . . 7 UK FmiliI1', Iby name 15 woman. Choir O George Leestma rep the golden metnz between .iuyirzg loo much and too llflfe. R. O. T. C. ' ' ' A C 11, 2, 3, A113 Captain 1-113 Bars and Chevrons Club 12, 3, 41, ap' pella 151Q Conservation Club 1213 Boys' Glee Club 11, 2. 351 Camera Club 1111. 0 Patricia Ann Lemmen Une uonder if ,the Miki in ber ssical Club 13. 413 Current Events Club 13, 413 Pen and Pencil Club 13, -113 Girl Reserves 111' Courtesy Squad 1-11Q Publicity Committee, Senior Play 1-113 Flower Committee 141 0 Maxine Elaine Lewis Her .imile tlflrxzrli ull. junior Girls' Glee Club 11, 213 Senior Girls Glee Club 11, 213 Choir 11, 2, 5. -113 Monitor 11, 213 Cos- tumes for Operetta, Nativity3 Secretary and President of Art Clubg Scenery for Vodvil3 Motto and Color Committee 0 Sally- ann Lewis Sher all my uftinry ptliuled ber. Junior Girls' Glee Club 11, 213 Monitor 11, 213 Art Club3 Scenery for Vodvil3 Postersg Costumes for Senior Play3 Art Exhibits 11, 21 0 Gerald Curtis Lipscomb Our mick Jltlf. Track 11, 2. ileep lou? Domecon 15, 'I11 Cla 3, A113 Football 12, 3, 413 Basketball 1l1Q Secretary of C Club, Senior Usher: Helios Ad Staff. O jean Florence Lockhart She zrlvo hai if bind lawn! needi uolbing el.i'e. A Cappella Choir 11, 2, 3, 4113 G. A. A. 11, 2, 3. -113 Spring Concert 11, 2, 3, -113 Operetta 1313 Monitor 1-11Q French Club 1-113 Current Events Club. Vice-President 1-113 Golf 1513 Badminton Manager 1513 Girls' Meet 11, 2, 313 Senior Play Committee 1111 0 Grace Marie Loucks For the 1111.1 jet' lbe quie! kim! zrboie 71tlfll7'6'.S nerer 1'i1r1'. Art Club 11113 Monitor 1-113 Senior and Poster Committee for Senior Play 0 Mable jane Luton SMH .1 ,l'll't.'L'fbL'tIfI if Ibere erm' um one. ,2, 3, -113 G. A. A. 12. 311 Hockey 1113 Baseball 11, 2. 3, 413 Basketball 12, 313 Volleyball 17 211' Girls' Meet 1513 Senior Play3 Vodvil 1411 Monitor 11 Mock Election Committee: Current Events Club Helios Staff 11. 2, 3, -11 0 jack Lyons I1 .iewfzr 1 long lime lillL'U Febr11.n1. SENIORS SE NIORS 0 Marian Esther Macgregor A frinzdluy zzllifnde lrnrtzrd till. Girl Reserves 1113 Girls' Meet 1113 Senior Orchestra 11, 2, 3. 413 Monitor 12. 3, 413 Conservation Club 1413 Vodvil 141 0 Teresa juanita Elizabeth Maczka A rlmrmirzg ur1re,o'. Conservation Club 11, 2, 3, 413 Treasurer 1313 Secretary 1413 junior Girls' Glee Club 1113 Senior Girls' Glee Club 12, 313 Second Choir 1311 A Cappella 1413 Domecon Club 11, 2. 3, 413 Girl Reserves 13. 413 G. A. A, 12, 3. 413 After School Activities 12, 3, 413 French Club 13. 413 Agona Club 13, 413 Scribe 1313 Secretary 1413 Spring Concert 12. 3, 413 Operetta 1313 Senior Play 1413 Memorial Committee 141 0 William Thomas Mahoney Aluzzji our bex! drafted boy. Monitor 1113 Football 12nd team1 12, 313 R. O. T. C. 12, 313 Bars and Chevrons 12, 313 Vodvil 1313 Vodvil Committee 1413 Senior Play Committee 1413 Math Club 13. 413 Phy-Chem Club 13, 413 Sock and Buskin 13. 41Q Hi-Y Club 1413 junior Class Ring Committee 1313 Senior Class Flower and Color Committee 1413 Exchange Assembly Commit- tee 1413 Helios Ad Staff 141 0 joy Merle Mohnke Her 17611 friend if bw' zzzirmr. Choir 1313 Courtesy Squad 13. 413 Senior Play Ticket Committee 1413 Art Staff, Helios 13, 413 Ad Staff, Helios 1413 junior Red Cross 13, 41. 0 Carroll William McConnell Ftiilbful almzji. Glee Club 1213 Courtesy Squad 12, 3. 413 Phy-Chem Club3 Basketball Managerg Senior Play Cast3 Senior Committee3 Helios Staff 12. 3, 41 0 Elizabeth Vars McCormick Our lillle buu.reu'ife. junior Girls' Glee Club 1113 Girls' Meet 11. 213 Courtesy Squad 1313 French Club 12. 3, 41g Math Club 1413 Phy-Chem Club 1413 Senior Play Costume Committeeg Helios Business Staff 141 0 William Carl Meyers 0141- nmiirizl wldier, Drum Major 13, 413 Band 11, 2, 3, 413 Vodvil 12, 313 Monitor 1113 Choir 11, 2. 3. 413 Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 413 German Band 11, 21Q Boys' Octet 11, 2. 31: Orchestra 1413 Varsity Quartet 1313 R. O, T. C. 11, 2, 3, 413 Hi-Y 1113 Penny Carnival 11, 213 Cadet Staff Sergeantg Chief Bugler of Battalion O jo Anne Hazel Middel ll e like ber, don? you? Girls' Reserves 1113 Cour- tesy Squad 1l, 2, 313 Class Day Committee 1413 Numeral Day Committee 1413 Girls' Meet 11, 211 Volley Ball 1113 Base- ball 141. 0 Mary Kathryn Middleton A regular girl - iinrere, lnyrzl. Courtesy Squad 1213 G. A. A. Treasurer 1313 123 President 1413 Student Council 1413 Classical Club 13, 413 Current Events Club 13, 413 Chairman Senior Play Program Committee3 Class Day Committee 1413 Memorial Committee 141 O james Earl Morgenstern Time elrzlmmlelj' Ibmuvz dimly. hlonitor 1113 Bas- ketball 12nd team1 11, 2, 313 Track 11. 2, 3, 413 Football 12nd team1 12. 513 Football 1413 C Club 13, 413 Committee for junior-Senior Prom 131 0 Gladys jeane Myckowiak Gez1f1w1tno i1frt'tfet!.i beilcr Ibm! 1'.101l'llt'8. After School Activities 11. 213 Girl Reserves 11. 413 Girls' Glee Club. junior 111. Senior 1213 A Cappella Choir 13, 413 Vodvil 1113 Operettrl 1313 Monitor 11, 213 Girls' Meet 11, 2. 313 Helios Literary Staff 11, 21 0 Mary jane Nelson I! it doing win' nablwl' -- fbrzfi' .1llLT6',1,1. Girls' Meet 1113 junior Girls' Glee Club 1113 After School Activities 1113 Courtesy Squad 12, 313 Current Events Club 13, 413 ., ,RMB I, Art Club 1411 Phy-Chem Club 1413 Numeral Day Committee 1413 Epithet Committee 1413 Helios Art 15? 3, EN t s K 4 Ve? ,I fl iz '41 XV' . 5 Staff 141. SENIORS 0 Margaret Mae Nichols Hair pizrzitzl ii the zfoire of fame. National Honor Society 111, Inter-High Symphony Orchestra 121, Band 12, 31, Conservation Club 141, Biology Club 141, Announce- ment Committee 141, Courtesy Squad 13, 41, Vodvil 141, Helios Literary Staff 141, French Club 141, Senior Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 413 Courtesy Squad Manager 141, Pen and Pencil 141, Phy-Chem 141 0 Arthur Ferguson Northrup The ul' right btnzdy. Monitor 111, Football 12nd team1 11, 21, 11st team1 141, Senior Usher 13. 41, Vodvil 131, Baseball 131 O Francis O'Betts ll c bare been frlemlr logellnff. in iunibine and in ,lbcldthu R. O. T. C. 13, 413 Glee Club 131, Classical Club 141, Conservation Club 141 0 Marjorie Ogren A lender heart, mu warm for 111116. Track Meet 11, 21, jr. Girls' Glee Club 1113 Senior Girls' Glee Club 121, Domecon Club 12, 3, 41, Registrar 141, French Club 13, 41, Courtesy Squad 141. I Robert Ellis Olson He will go far in hir rbuiwz Held. Basket- ball 11, 21, Track 12, 31, Football 12nd, 21, 11st, 3, 41, Band 11, 2, 41, Orchestra 11, 2 ,3. 41, Conservation Club 12, 3, 41, Hi-Y 13, 41, Current Events Club 13, 41, Student Council 1-113 Senior Play Usher, Men's Octette, Exchange Assembly Commit- tee, C Club 141 0 Betty jane Ossewarde The genlleneii nf all the godi' gn u'i1lJ thee. Monitor 141 I Donald Overbeek Where be .iun'eedJ the nlcfrizfr all hir own, Phy-Chem 141, Camera 141, Track 131 0 Frances Lillian Page A hefzlllag mind in a laealllay body. Girl Reserves 11, 41, Monitor 11, 31, Girls' Meet 121, After School Activities 1l ,21. 0 Nancy Eaton Palmer Our cuter! girl. Quality Street 111, Student Council 11, 3, 41, National Honor Society 1413 Classical Club 13, 41, Secretary 131, Vice-President 141, Math Club 13, 41, President 141, Sock and Buskin Club 141, Operetta 131, Vocl- vil 11, 3, 41, Dance Director 141, Assistant Business Manager Helios 141, Girls' Meet 11, 2, 31, G .A. A. 1313 Basketball, Baseball, Courtesy Squad 111, Mana- ger 131, General Manager 141: Exchange Assembly 141, French Club 141, Senior Play Costume Commit! tee 0 Doris jean Parkhurst Sm11etimei' I don! know what In think about lore. Monitor 11, 3, 41, junior Girls' Glee Club 141, Vodvil 141, Math Club 13, 41, Senior Honor Society Treasurer 141, Helios Typist 141, A Cappella Choir 141, Motto Committee 141, Senior Play 141, After School Activities, Hockey 121, Spring Concert 141, Girls' Meet 12, 31, Exchange Assembly Committee 141, Octette Accompanist 0 3 Max Hilton Pearse Our Lower, R. O. T. C. 11, 2, 31, I Award 131, Classical Club 141, National Announce ment Committee Chairman, Ticket Committee, Con- servation 1l, 2, 3, 41, President 131, Current Events 121, Sock and Buskin 13, 41, Treasurer 141, Pen and Pencil 13, 41, Vice-President 141, Debating 141, Ora- tory 141 0 Betty Anne Peterson For all that faire ii, if by mzlure good. jr. Girls' Glee Club 11, 2, 31, Monitor 12, 3, 41, Vodvil Props 131, Senior Play Tickets 141, Motto Committee 141, French Club 13. 41, Current Events Club 141, Phy-Chem Club 13, 41, Helios Typist 13, 41. hi'- ifp . V i m fn .- ff , 9 aio' Fil 1 5 ' ' - .A A -:L c 2 1 e it elf 2 2369 19 the Q 'we nfl qu. , 'V 49 4 . . 1 A ,. its -l Q I WSP: . so rf i E ' fx- , '5 i SENIORS 34 0 Robert john Tyden Peterson I .mi fend of ine mmpuny of ludietf' 0 Maxine Myrtle Petoskey lliuy Ceizfmlfr Ligliz lmrel fur, junior Girls' Glee Club 111, Girls' Meet 111, Monitor 11, 21, Spring Concert 111, Biology Club 141, Math Club 141, National Honor Society 141 0 Lillian Louise Putra Reliable and full of fun. Hockey Team 11, 21, G. A. A. 121, Volleyball 11, 21, Girls' Meet 121, Monitor 12, 41, Ping Pong 'Tournament 121, Senior Play Committee, Numeral Day Committee, Class Day Committee 0 Robert james Rice He nezfer le! it'brfulz1'w'k interfere zrillv lm ediuuilinn, 0 Robert Williain Richter The ,tlrang .rilcnl type. He kizowy lair tiirpluilem Monitor 111, Football 12nd, 1, 21, 11st, 41, Baseball 131, C Club 141, Airplane Club 141 O Edward Ripmaster Our genial friend of athletic fume. Football 11, 2, 31, Basketball 11, 2, 31, Track 121, Operetta 131, Vodvil 141, C Club, Hi-Y Club, Exchange Assembly 141, Boys' Octette, Spring Concert 11, 2, 3, 41, A Cappella 11, 2, 3, 41 0 jean Rolfe A llllle girl with u big heuri. Senior Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 41, String Ensemble 11, 2, 3, 41, String Trio 141, Spring Concert 11, 2, 3, 41, Biology Club 13, 41, Conservation Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Domecon Club 141, Girl Reserves 12, 3, 41, Girls' Meet 11, 2, 31, Volleyball 11, 2, 31 0 Laura Harriet Rood Ta ,ferure the true rirlser of life we muff live deeply. National Honor Society, Secretary 141, Math Club 15, 41, Le Cercle Francais 141, Current Events 13, 41, Agona Club 141, Vice-President, Numeral Day Committee, Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 3, 41, Helios-Ad Staff 13, 41, Publicity Staff 141, Chairman of Senior Color and Decoration Committee, Senior Play Property Committee, junior Girls' Glee Club, Vodvil Pub- licity Committee 12, 31, Vodvil Scenery Committee 141, Phy- Chem 141, Penny Carnival 111, Girls' Athletic Association 13, 41, Badminton Manager 141, Girls' Meet 11, 2, 31. 9 Walter Alfred Runstrom, jr. Every man but bit fault. und laoneiiy if fait '. ' Intramurals 111, Courtesy Squad 111, Football 12nd team1, Basketball 12nd team1 O John Alexander Sarjeant He :nuker .1 lol of noire but no one ezfer bean him, Assistant Track Man- ager 111, Pen and Pencil Club 131, Phy-Chem Club 131: Senior Usher, Camera Club 141 0 Barbara Ruth Scheffer Quiet, unassuniing, liked by all. Glee Club 11, 21, Choir 13, 41, Operetta 1313 Vodvil 13, 41, Volleyball 111, Basketball 121, Girls' Meet 11, 21, Announcement Committee, Courtesy Squad 141, Helios Typist 141, Literary Staff 111, Phy- Chem 13, 41, Current Events Club 13, 41, junior Red Cross 0 Paul Hugo Schwan Tloere if .rome- fbing about ez mldier! Glee Club 111, Band 12, 5, 41, Orchestra 141, R. O. T. C. 12, 31, Vodvil 1315 Senior Play Committee, Golf 141, Camera Club 141 0 Shirley Lou Schafer She go: ahead of uf. 35 SENIQRS 0 Bernard Richard Sikkema Om' Sffwll Parlzzw. 0 Robert john Sikors 0b. live IIIXIII'-'1' of diirafjwrr. Track 11, 211 Football 12nd, 31, 11st, 411 Track Manager 1311 Volleyball 1311 Intramurals 11, 2, 311 Session Room Basketball 12, 31 0 Loretta jane Slanger A mighty .fpiril filfi lbdf lilllu frame. Domecon Club 1111 Costume Design for Operetta 1311 French Club 13, 411 Art Club 13, -111 Monitor 1-111 Poster Committee for Senior Play 1111 0 Erling Martin Smestad So quiul, fm! iz l1'L'pL'lllll.lb1c:' gum! fefluzt' lnldwflmfb. Football 12nd, 211 R. O. T. C. 11, 211Ritle Team 1211 Track 131. O William Howard Solomon Thaw i'1n'iu1z,r lover Ja aptly 1u'ir1'a'. U ho.re vrery ban' .1 mul doth bind. Orchestra 11, 2, 311 Hall Service 11, 211 Penny Carnival 11, 211 Stage Crew 11, 211 Track 1111 Basketball 1111 Glee Club 1-11 0 john Theodore Staff ll c' may our wid by nm' begirzrzizzgf lwzniif' R. O. T. C.g Current Events Club 0 Dorothy Starzak A ,quail .spurt and iz f1I1c'!7'fL'Il41 10 af! iwlw lgmm' lwr. jr. Girls' Glee Club 1111 Sr. Girls' Glee Club 1211 Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 3,11 Biology Club 13, -111 Treasurer 1411 French Club 13, -111 Helios Literary Staff, junior 1l,21Q Senior 13, -111 Pen and Pencil Club 13, -11 0 Marilyn Patricia Stevens Hua' ber tow .fbinef Hou' the nm imilef Nunica 11, 211 Grand Haven 131. 0 Wallace Robert Stoepker Ile fiww' lmaizi. lun he if 4 Hue friend. Band 1111 Monitor 111 O Thomas Nicholson Straight Our Bay Alhlete. Football 12nd, 211 11st, 3, 411 Basketball 1111 Freshman Team 1211 12nd, 3, 411 First Team Captain 1-111 Track 11, 2, 3, 411 Senior Play Usher Committee Chairman 1411 Helios Assistant Circulation Manager 1311 Session Room Representative 111 211 Courtesy Squad 111 0 Alexander Hompe Stuart Blurb if 7111! 10 blink- fmr while .ru wry' ll'f7fle'. Football 12nd. 11, 11st, 2. 311 Basketball 12nd, 21, 11st, 311 Track 12, 311 Courtesy Squad 12, 311 Student Council 1311 Presi- dent 1-i11Stage Crew 11, 211 Manager 13, A111 Helios Sports Editor 1-111 President junior Class 1311 After School Activities 11, 2, 311 Sock and Buskin Club 11, 2, 3, 411 Phy-Chem 13, A111 C Club 13, -111 Deltathenian 1111 Inter High Representative 131 O Leone Mae Suggitt Let rm! your heart' be lrunbleff. Monitor 11, 2. 3, 411 Current Events 1411 junior- Senior Prom Committee 1311 Announcement Commit- tee 1411 Domecon Club 1211 Vodvil 1111 Helios Typist 141. SENIDRS 0 Ardyce Swanson Soft lmir on which Light dropped 1 ili :dew junk 1 i L . l ll' and Senior Glee Club 11, 215 Courtesy Squad 12, 315 Publicity Com- mittee Senior Play 1415 Ottawa Hills 131 0 William Paul Szczepanik Uwe have iiziued ieeirig Ibn! crooked lillle rmile. 0 Isabel Louie Thomas Amliilimz inozzxt no reii. G. A. A. 1215 Girls' Meet 1115 Monitor 1315 Basketball 1215 Hockey 1115 Ping Pong Tournament 121 O Gordon Albert Thorpe For befr il jrilly grind fellow. Airplane Club 11, 2, 3, 415 Secretary-Treasurer 1415 Camera Club 1415 Presi- identg Student Council 1415 Vodvil 1415 S.nior Play 1415 Electrician 13, 415 Spring Concert 141. 0 Evelyn Ann Tolsma ll e me looking for more like you. Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 3, 41 0 George Edward Tripp A gemle- niizn - iz merry one. R. O, T. C. 11, 2, 315 Conservation Club 11, 2, 315 Vodvil 1315 Operetta 1315 Camera Club 141 0 Edwin Fuller Uhl You wif! help liking Tedily. mn you? Stu- dent Council 1115 Monitor 1215 Senior Class Ring Committee 1311 S ' l . ' ' ' ' ' enior C ass Announcement Committee 1415 Vodvil 1315 Senior Play Publicity 1415 Math C1 b 1 u 3, 415 Classical Club 15, 415 Treasurer 1415 Helios Ad Stafi' 15, 415 Senior Usher 1415 Monitor Manager 1115 National Honor Society 141 I Samuel Robert Upton Like father. like run. Hi-Y Club 13 41' Student Council 1415 Courtesy Squad 12, 3, 415 Second Team Basketball 1215 First Team Basketball 13, 415 C Club 13, 41, President 1415 Vodvil 1315 Head Auditorium Usher 141 Senior Play Usher Committee 1415 junior-Senior Prom Chair- man 1311 National Scholastic and Athletic Honor Society 13, 415 Flower and Decoration Committee 1415 Choir Nativity 13, 415 A Cappella Choir 13, 415 Senior Boys' Glee Club 11 21' Mock Election Committee 141. I A were pwinier. ihe'd he cz millionaire. National Honor Society 13, 415 Secretary 1415 Vice-President of Senior nna Mae Van Aartsen If all ber good deed: Class5 Student Council 13, 415 Secretary-Treasurer 1415 Math Club 12, 3, 415 Secretary 131, Vice- President 1415 French Club 13, 415 Award for two year course 1315 G. A. A. 13, 415 Hockey 13, 415 Basketball 1415 Volley Ball 11, 2, 3, 415 Baseball 12, 3, 415 Girls' Meet 11, 215 Courtesy Squad 1215 junior Girl Reserves 1115 Senior Girl Reserves 12, 3, 415 junior Girls' Glee Club 1115 Vodvil 141 O Betty jane Van Aartsen Common inure if rm! Jo common. Tennis Tournament 1415 junior and Senior Girl Reserves 11, 2, 3, 415 Girls' Meet 11, 215 junior Girls' Glee Club 1115 Monitor 11, 2, 3, 415 Pi U8 Pong Tournament 11, 2, 3, 415 Badminton Tourna- ment 1415 Memorial Committee 1415 Spring Con- cert 131 O john Van Dam, jr. joe Loziir' underrludy. Glee Club 11, 215 C Club 1415 Track 1415 Foot- ball 1415 Baseball 141 O Leonard james Vander Honing A Jeniar you can depend upon. SENIORS 0 Herbert john Van Dort P11e1,i late half the ,t11,11.ie they .lbflllftf 'wi' 11.1111 gut, C1111l1! it be 1211111111 :char they d.',1H'L'b'fIV1 f1l111. Poster Com- mitt.e Chairman 1-11, Photograph Committee 1-11, Numeral Day Com- mittee 1-11, Class Poem 1-11, Senior Usher 1-11, Helios Literary Stan 1-11, Math Club 13, -11, National Honor Society, Treasurer 1-11, French Club, Treasurer 1-11, Art Club 13, -11, Treasurer 141, Con- servation Club 13, -I1, Phy-Chem Club 1-11, Pen and Pencil, Secretary 131, President 1-11, Current Events Club 13, -11, Operetta Scenery 131, Vodvil, Art Director, Boys' Glee Club 111 0 jane Elizabeth Van Gemert Une 1111117 like ber zrell: ire like f1e1' 11eHe1. Current Events, Senior Girl Reserves, Monitor 11, 2, 31, Vodvil 1-11 0 Don Edwargl Van Lier Hit 1111111711 z1'.11'1'.1111 101' bii l1'L'.!L'lHllt'. Football 12nd, 1, 31, C Club 1-11, Football 1-11 0 Arlene Marcella Van Nostran She gretz' p111111f.11'f 11111 ll 11h 111114, but 11'lfb the 61111, junior Girls' Glee Club 111, Senior Girls' Glee Club 12, 31, A Cappella 1-11, Senior Girl Reserves 13, -41, President 1-11, Monitor 13, -11, Track Meet 1l, 21, Baseball 1-11, Ping Pong 131, Helios Literary Staff 111, Student Council 1-11, Spring Concert 131. O lone Ann Van Popering Quin. re1i.1He ,md 11111 111 41101. Sen- ior Orcllestra 111, Monitor 11, -11, Phy-Chein Club 1-11, Track Meet 11, 21 0 Bernice VanSetters fllllj .1 g1'e'.,1I poet 17111111 f11'11pe1'f1 .wing ber pn11,ie,i, Conservation Club 11, 2, 3, -11, Secretary 131, Vice-President 1-11, Girls' Glee Club 111, Senior Girls' Glee Club 12, 31, Secretary 121, President 131, A Cap- pella Choir 1-11, Girl Reserves 13, -11, G. A. A. 12, 3, -11, Domecon 12, 3, -11, After School Activities 12, 3, -11, Agona 13, -11, Vice-President 131, Scribe 1-11, Operetta 1311 Spring Concert 12, 3, -11, Memorial Committee 1-11 0 Quentin Roose- velt Verdier Build thee mf11e,i1,11el-1 111.111,r1111z,1. 0 7111 o111l. Model Airplane Club 111, Helios Literary Staff 11, 2, 3, -11, Literary Editor 141, Penny Carnival 111, Nativity 111, Intra- murals 1l, 21, Boys' Glee Club 11, 21, Track 121, Voclvil 12, 31, Operetta 131, A Cappella Choir 13. -11, Librarian 1511 School Store 13, -11, Current Events Club 13, -'11, Phy-Chem Club 13, -11, Math Club 13, -11, President 141, National Honor Society 13, -11, President 1-11, Pen and Pencil Club 13, -11, Vice-President 131, President 1-11, Le Cercle Francais 1-11, Student Council 1-11, Usher 1-11, Executive Staff Senior Play 1-111 Senior Class President. 0 Herman Ward Vefrseput Il 111'1l1 llltlbtfl ilu' 111.111, Boys' Glee Club 11, 21, A Cappella Choir 13, -11, Penny Carnival 111, Vodvil 131, Operetta 131, Classical Club 13, -11, Treasurer 1-11, Math Club 13, -11, Treasurer 1-11, Phy-Chem Club 13, -51, Vice-President 13, -11, Hi-Y 1-11, National Honor Society 13, -11, Registrar 1-11, Senior Play Ticket Committee 1-11, Helios Ad Staff 121, Editor-in-Chief 1-11, Nativity 111, Usher 1-11. 0 Lois june Vos Luzelr 111 111116 .11 -- delightful 111 i'PlIIl1'. junior Glee Club 11, 2, 3, -11, Spring Con- cert 1-11, R. O, T. C. 13, -11, liars and Chevrons Club, Ticket Committee Senior Play, Current Events Club, Helios Ad Staff 0 jane Marian Wagner j11i1 gift' me A!'f1c' Sf1r111'. Red Cross 11, 21, Monitor 11, 2, 31, Vodvil 121, Tennis 13, -11, Penny Carnival 1213 Helios lfvent and Comment 1211 Senior Play, Girls' Meet 121, Epithet Committee 1-11 0 john Delos Wfagner l1e'i .1 111111-1'-z1'b1f11 11 t'lllIl6,1 111 .1 j11f1. Hi-Y 13, -11, Tennis 11, 2, 3. -11, Football 121, Second Team Basketball 111, First Team Basketball 12, 3, -11, Senior Band 11, 2, 31, Student Council 11. 31, C 'Club 13, -11, Pin and Ring Committee 131, Property Committee Senior Play, Auditorium Usher 1-11, Intramurals 111, Session Room Track 12, 31, Get Acquainted Week Committee 1-11, Cour- tesy Squad 11, 31, Chairman of P.T.A. Senior Night Committee C Katherine jane Waite l 7'1'llU ffl ,1 1'i1i1111, .rlt'.11f1.1.i1 111 .1 1f1'1.f.1111. National Honor Society 141, French Club 12, 3, -11, Current Events 131: Domecon 12, 3, -11, Phy-Chem 1-11, G. A. A. 11, 2, 3, 111, Baseball 11, 2. 3, -11, Hockey 11, 2, 3, -11, Basketball 11, 2, 3, -11, Vollei' Ball 11, 2 3, -11, Ping Pong Tournament 13, -11, Badminton Tournament 1-11, Courtesy Squad 11, 2, -11, Agona Club 13, -11, Secretary 1-11, Senior Class Entertainment Committee 141, Decoration Committee 1junior-Senior Prom 31, Vodvil Costume Committee 141, Girls' Meet 11, 2, 31, Sophomore Manager Penny Carnival 121. Q 'Q' 1 9 0' ,fri R' ' 91 1 ge. 1 S 1531 f' 1 J, 'V is N 1 Q K 'Il' g. 0 , , ' it A . s-045 1 ' fi 1 5 fl 5, I tr B: SENIORS3 38 0 George Ward S1wng rerzmrzf make .vlrmzg urtirm.i'. Current Events Club 13, 413 Pen and Pencil Club 13, 'Al11 Camera Club 1413 Phy- Chem Club 1413 Photo Committeeg Ticket Committee3 Chairman of Publicity Staff for Annual 0 Edneta Franc Welsh llnu lui! ou! fry not l7uYl'l7Ijf ber Aliflllf' jernii. Marywood Academy 1113 South High 1213 Domecon 13, 413 Treasurer 1413 Phy-Chem 1413 G. A. A. 1413 Cour- tesy Squad 1413 Epithet Committee 141 0 Catherine Dorothy Wesamr- ick A gow! rzzldiliwl in 1111 f 'fn 1. 9 G 'h 1 ,cr 1,1 retc en joan Whinis ll il and hetllllj' -V4 .1 mfs ffllllbllltlflflll. Courtesy Squad 1113 After School . . , 7 Activities 1113 Helios 1-, 3, 413 Assistant Literary Editor 1313 Editor of Event and Comment 13, -113 Courtesy Squad Manager 13, 413 Property Manager Vodvil 1313 Manager 1413 Sock and Buslcin 13, 413 Secretary 1413 Math Club 13, 'l11 Operetta 1313 Manager Exchange Assemblies 1413 Student Council Representative 1413 Pen and Pencil Club 1413 French Club, Vice-President 1413 Current Events Club 1411 Phy-Chem Club 1413 Senior Class Prophet. 0 Hudson White, jr. Fur be ii 1: minz. mit him all in all. Monitor 11, 213 Glee Club 1213 Tennis 1213 Golf 1313 French Club 141 0 Charlotte Ann Whitem V e.w1z.ie for being. Courtesy Squad 13, 413 Costumes for Vodvil an HBt'.Illl'1' ii irr own 1-113 G. A. A. 1413 Pen and Pencil Club 13, 413 French Club 1413 Programs for Senior Play 1413 National Honor Society 1413 Senior Class Color Committee 1413 Girls' Meet 121 0 Franklin Pierce Whitnian EI't'7'i1' flmi mfudi .irmzrf nmf like Fmzlklin, Helios Ad Staff 1413 Senior Play Program Committee 141 0 Mildred Iona Wickerhani The .l'llC1Il'L Ibm is in :1 ,i'1m'1'y ,iiq ', Home Economics Clu b 1113 Glee Club, Treasurer3 Domecon Club 141. O Antoinette Marie Wiergaz Hjiflllyu ii 11 good alb- lele S 11 gum! friend. National Honor Society 1413 Pen and Pencil 13, 413 Current Events 13, 413 Dome- con 12, 3, 413 Classical 13, 413 Helios Typist 1413 G. A. A. 13, 413 Girls' Meet 1313 HockeY 13, 413 Baseball 13, 413 Basketball 1313 Volleyball 1413 Phy4 Chem 1413 Girl Reserves 1413 Senior Play Committee 1413 Ping Pong Tournament 1413 Helios Ad Staff 1413 Courtesy Squad 1311 Agona 141 0 Margaret jane Wilbur A regulm' girl 3 l'bKL'1'lllll. lmfdu'r1rl2if7g mul loyal. Agona 13, 413 G. A. A. 11, 2, 3, 413 Stu- dent Council 11, 413 Secretary, junior Girl Reserves 1113 Senior Girl Reserves 12, 413 Treasurer 1413 Domecon Club 13, 41, President 1413 Current Events 1313 Conservation 1313 Phy-Chem 13, 413 Secretary 1413 Pen and Pencil 13, 413 Camera Club 1413 Math Club 13, 41g Biology Club 1413 Monitor 11, 213 National Honor Society 13, 413 Senior Class Program Committeeg Senior Class Mock Election Committeeg Helios Stenographer 13, 413 Literary Staff 1413 Senior Girls' Glee Club 12, 313 A Cappella Choir 141 0 Eugene Hobart Wilccmx Azmflver Glen Clnmizzgbam in zbe making. 0 Lois Suzanne Wfoolsey Street Sue. Courtesy Squad 1413 Phy-Chem 13, 413 G. A. A. 13, 413 Current Events 1413 Costume Committee Vodvil 1413 Program Committee Senior Play 141. . Q ' -. . Awjpa,-1: y5 Q'lyi'fi!1' Sin- yd 39 sENuoRs 0 Louis Cornelius Wolf Lear! .mid .moneil mended. Band 11, 2, 5. 41g Orchestra 11, 215 R. O. T. C. 11, 2, 3, 41 0 James Reid Wfyck- off jun let me lell you. R. O. T. C. 11, 213 Courtesy Squad 1315 Foot- ball 12ncl, 21, 11st, 41g Track 12, 413 Baseball 131g Phy-Chem Club: Current Eventsg Pen and Pencil 0 George Nickolas Ziton W'o1'ry and I have never mel. Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 3,13 Vodvil 11, 313 junior- Senior Prom Committee 131g Helios Ad Staff 141g Circulation Stah' 1413 Photograph Committee I Caroline Zwicker Sb01'I buf .ru'ee1. Math Club 13. 41, Vice-President 141g Phy-Chem Club 13, 413 Dome- con Club 12, 3, 41g Red Cross 1413 Courtesy Squad 1411 Vodvil Costume Committee 141g Senior Play Costume Committee 1415 Enter- tainment Committee 141g Senior Prom Committee 141. 0 Donald Edward Bixby Ab me! when Jball I many me? I Thomas Harold Clare He mme lo ur loo late. Roose- velt High School, Des Moines 11, 21g Football 1315 C Club 13, 413 Session Room Track 13, 41g Usher. 0 Taylor Bertsch Closterhouse Did anyone ever fee Tay angry? I Robert L. Kilpatrick He Jlole a march on zu. 0 josephine Claire Kirby Lei albert bail the firing Jung I bow 10 fboye whore tonne ir run. Current Events Club. 0 Eda Thoreson A :mile if ez wonderful thing. O Mary Eleanor Walker IVilla laer painlf and brmbex 1lae'll go far. SENIORS Glaaafilaafia Today's knowledge is tomorrow's servant. 01014 pawn fn 74611441 The panting engines seethe, nor stop when they arrive But hasten to another terminal. The trundling Hat-cars follow placidly And at the end, the rattling way-car rides, lurching drunkenly, content to follow Shining engines glide along far-narrowed tracks. A firm, sure touch, a smooth caress - And, heeding the command, they mount the hill proudly. Smug coaches roll on quiet well-oiled wheels, content to follow, Though mishaps sometimes block the way. All seek to reach the station, At the close of every day. MARGARET HOEBEKE fnunafzial Beaulfq Sometimes, I sense a certain beauty - Too deep to be unearthed, Too high to be expressed, By anything so lowly as mere words or actions, It goes higher than the joyous lark that whirls heavenward in its Hight to the sun It lies far deeper than any human probe can ever really reach. This beauty brings a joy into my heart, So radiant, so dazzling, That my eyes are blinded by tears - Blinded, lest this feeling become so overpowering That earth grow too heavy for further lifeg Softened by tears that help to take away the pain Of beauty so intense, A beauty so strong that petty troubles and earthly cares Become as nothing - A beauty that cannot be perceived in its full glory By you or me - A beauty come of God, not made for mortals, Though diffused rays of light may penetrate the fog Surrounding us, A beauty of before and after, but not of now. Sometimes I sense a certain beauty, A beauty come of God, but not for man. Glau Golan Green and Gold HARRIET Room -. gs-eifa-?221aHaf5f,, .A 41 SENIQRS 0344 30419 Wordr and Mzuic by MARY JANE NELSON Knowledge is the iron, never let it rust. Youth itself is bound by hills, climb we must. As God's masterpiece is man we would carry on his plan Today's labor ends, tomorrow's now begins. CHORUS: Today's knowledge is tomorrow's servant. Today intent upon today observant Tomorrow to the field - Tomorrow glean the grain And make life more abundant, through sunshine and through rain. Courage stirs today and beckons us to grow Seeds of good and seeds of truth we can sow. And with sense of humor strong, greet life with a merry song For 'tis through these blessings that we richly live. efwzz, sw amz. We stop, bewildered, pause to look Upon a world of strife. We gaze with eagerness - and fear, We are so new to life! We hesitate, we wonder - as We try to find our way. We fear those things we cannot see, And yet we cannot stay, We step into a world of hate That fear has rooted deep. Can we dig out these tangled roots? What shall we find to keep? Can we discover what it is That tears a world apart? And can we feel our way into The other fellow's heart? Knowing that Democracy i Can win out in the end. If men remember - Nations too - What it means to be a friend. BETTELOU BAILEY. A X 'luv nw - vw' 'E 1 2 9 Qtr. he . . K -ae: 6? . , . Z 1 J 5,,'w ENIORS ' Best All-round Boy ........... Best All-round Girl .......... Class Mascot .............. Class Pest ......... Class Dope .......... Class Wit ......... Class Tarzan ........ Class Farmer ....... Class Baby .............. Class Communist ........ Class Politician ....... Class Romance ........... Most Popular Boys ....... Most Popular Girl ........ Best Looking Boy ......... Best Looking Girl.. Most Bashful Boy .... Cutest Girl .................. Best Dressed Boy... Best Dressed Girl ......... Boy Athlete ............. Girl Athlete ........ Woman Hater ....................... Man Hater ................................ Done the Most for Central ......... Done Central for the Most .......... Mack Zleciahn Tom Straight ........Phyl1is Craig Robbie Hugh Blacklock Sam Upton Nate Bryant Ripmaster Bob Sikors Doris Parkhurst ........Betty McCormick and Bill McConnell ew aww Yellow Roses Sandy Stuart and John DeGroot Luton Dick Kimball Rose Beuker .........john Wagner ........Nancy Palmer Bill Mahoney Mary Ellen Applegate Charles Gogo ........Peggy Wilbur ...........Edward Laufer ........Maxine Petoskey ........Quentin Verdier ..........jane Wagner N I :,Q.m,. K 1 I. I rg 4- I I , f ' U A I'SB?-1. -- '- .. . 1 i V. ' ,N ' . s . r lf- '--1 S A -:w -. . . .. nz x- f, .. f- Y I , ' Npapeaffl The Class of '39 wishes to recognize the winners of the following honors: The Gordon Scott Cup ..... The Tri-Honor Cup . American Legion Medals . The Class of 1926 Award . English Prizes: 1. George F. Clay Prize .... 2. Awards for Essay on a Patriotic Subject Speech Department Awards: 1. Earl Munshaw Oratory Cup Award . 2. Detroit News Award of Wall Plaque for 3. Detroit News Award for Debate Pins . 4. The Ethel K. Nistle Award . . . 5. Speech Award for Excellence in Debate 6. Speech Award for Improvement in Speech 7. Stage Craft Award .... Award of American Home Economics Pins History Award ...... Mathematics Awards: 1. Math Club Award - . 2. Mr. Snell's Award . Classical Club Awards: 1. Anna S. jones . 2. Fourth Year French Club Awards: 1. Two-Year Course 2. Three-Year Course Agona Club Junior Cup Helios Awards . . Additional Awards . Debate . . V- 1-, W-V. . -if . X - fi' ,A na, g E .. T14 V f 16 C11 2 7 9:3 vt W ff . '3? x'f 1- ' - w x? f .i. ' e ,M . lb, 1 wa, u 1 :' J fl 445' 'VP ., 1. -.,: ' Qs. f J' . .I- ,.'g A K ..4 QC I -'S .1 v' ri 'J 7' . ' . . 4 - W e-1 .X v-. ,fy-,Y ,. 7 I .L' .. 1 35 3. M . ---4 ..., BOOKS AND CLASSES, parties and fun, are all a part of the School life of these .13 :W '53iB .f' 1 ff ' 'l f' ig 1.5 9 ,Q .sg ii A 16 F ' ixfk Ping fl 1 2 :Nix 7395: E, QKJW? gg xv: an , gl! if' ,gf W my .K A va Y A ., 2 ..q'A Q .QQQ , :, mix ,sf 25 'Q 'if My , gf we , W ,Aw , fi A 1 . . K , .gf .- K W, i 'li K. , X.. . . f wig in ,g ', X, S My 6 L5 M Q bf, -9' .2 k 14, . K4 A 5 'W ng. Seated: Bliss llayes, Peter Cole, Miss luprlesh ' Standing: Isla Slurimz, lllr. Cnryell, Floyd Barber, Marijzme llird. ' 61444 Gjfwm I 1 Q Q L I I., , 0 .II ll 4, 5 'I 3 B THE JUNIOR CLASS was organized in the second semesterg soon after, a Mixer was held to encourage acquain- tance among the members of the class. After various meetings the ring for the class of 1940 was decided upon. The juniors together with the Seniors sponsored the annual junior-Senior Prom. The following were chosen as oilicers for the year: President .........,. ...... P IQTER COLE Vice-President ..... ......,.. 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Ambcrg, Phyllis Craig, Jim XVhittemore, Eleanor Merrick, Patty Curtis, Bzwlmra liwing, Josephine Wlnms, Sally Yonkman, Margaret Kirclimann, Gent' XVyckoff. -me y - 11' sag THE JUNIOR LITERARY STAFF is composed of boys and girls in the 7th, Sth, and 9th grades, who are interested in writing for the Helios. This year it has reached a high point in its ever increasing membership. The Staff has accomplished many new things, such as acquiring a page of pictures, and student interviews in the monthly Helios. The meetings are held weekly to discuss and select material. At Christmas time the Literary Staff enjoyed themselves at a party, and plans are now made for another. Valuable experience in the groundwork of the Helios is obtained in this organization, and the future of the school publication rests upon the excellent work and interest of the members. The junior Literary Stan' was very fortunate this year in having as hne and spirited a Senior Adviser as Phyllis Craig. The loyal cooperation of the faculty adviser, Miss Lich, is greatly appreciated. UNDERCLASSMEN BUSY AS a one-armed paperhanger are some of our folks, with all these clubs to join. dun .vm 1 Q3 .Jleliafi 14 Eaaful THE HELIOS BOARD is the controlling agency for the periodical magazine and the Annual. The Board this year was composed of five students and five faculty members. The greatest change in the Helios was the publishing of only five issues, Hallowe'en, Thanksgiving, Christmas, March, and May. These issues were the same size as last year, but many new features were added, such as student interviews with pictures, science and music columns, etc. Many improvements were made in the Annual, while the best features of last year's book were retained. Monthly subscriptions sales dropped this year, but with a fine advertising and sales campaign the Annual made up for this. l Again in 1939 advertising in the Annual was prohibited as a source of income. However, by close figuring and hard work a suitable budget was worked out resulting in one of the highest quality annuals a Central senior class has ever been proud of having. ACTIVITIES ayefiuf' ancfrq Siaffi SINCE THE HELIOS is traditionally a literary magazine, this department has a very important duty with each issue. The various English teachers cooperate by handing in the material written by the studentsg the staff members, members of the Pen and Pencil Club, and any other students interested in writing, contribute. This year student interviews by Marian De Vries with snapshots by David Conger were a feature. The junior Literary Staff under the guidance of Phyllis Craig had its own Tadpole section in each of the five issues. The typing staff also did good work for this department. The Literary Editor, Quentin R. Verdier, was assisted by Evelyn Kline and jean Gillespie, juniors. Through the efforts of David Conger, the Advertising Manager, a new organization of this staff was accomplished, and an ingenious new file card system was installed. This year this greatly enlarged staff averaged at least twenty-five per cent more advertising copy per issue than that of the better staffs in the last few years. Also, the quality of the ads seemed to improve. A fine organization in this department has been trained in ground work for next year's staff. STUDENT MEMBERS FACULTY MEMBERS WARD VERSEPUT ..............................,. Editor-ir1'Chief MISS ALTA I. LICH .............................. Literary Adviser QUENTIN VERDIER ....... .......... A ssociate Editor MISS MAURICE A. JONES ........ ....,.... G eneral Adviser WILLIAM BENNETT .,,,,,,., ....,,..... B usiness Manager MISS E. W. COMBS ......,... ........,.......... A rt Adviser DAVID CONGER ,,.,,,..,.,.. ,,.,,.,,. A dvertising Manager MR. PEARL E. OLDT ........ ......... T echnical Adviser AILEEN FULLER ,,,,,,, .......... C irculation Manager MR. ALFRED G. EPPS ....... ....... F inancial Adviser cated: Mr. Ulwit, Miss 'Irwin-N, Quentin Yerilicr, NY:u'1l Yeixcput, Mins l,icli, Mix- L'-winlu-, Xlr. Iilwpw ' Standing: Hill Ilcnuctt, Ailcen Fuller, lmvicl Cunnan-V. First Row: ll. l'Iwinp.5, IC. Kline, G. Nvhims, S. Stuart, 1. Spring, K, Hewitt, M. Ile Vries, l'. l'l'ztig, I. liillewpic, Q. Yerilier ' Second Row: IJ. lfnngcr, bl, Geyer, M. l'ezu'sc, l'. l,nwi'i-iu'e ' Third Row: Il. Xlarah, N. llrynnt, l'. Itlelna, I.. Vos, M. Halo nn, A. xviCI'RIiZ, J. Muhnkc, K, 0ssvw:lr4Ie, ll. Kellogg, X1. liililllllillt ' Fourth Row: J. XVitters, Al. Mydinrrill, IJ. lili-nm, D. i'iV!lIlN, R. liver, XY. Stnnc, I' YVilhui', ll, Rumi, R. llc-uker, M. Applegzato, K, lic-i'p.:iimi1, I.. Iloalmvi-ii ' Fifth Row: G. Ilmucr ID tlilletr ll Yun In ' ' , . fi art, In. Lziufer, A. Gillcn, IE. l!I:n1iIfnril, ll. Blake, IC. llelilcin, M. Niclmlx, A. 'Yun 'nstr:in, A. hillun. 9 ,I 'lu' . l I v lx 1 First Row: Ailven Fuller, lilly:-en llykliuizen, Cynthia lllurriiy, Sallie Grinnell, lllurtha Stiles, Mzmrirc llzunplv, l.em1:u'1l Yzmfler Slate, Rny Ilultlt, Clayton Kelley, Majhlis Ahlvn ' Second Row: llctty lllerkle, Clizwlciit- llext, Phyllis llnnlley, llill N1-ek, lliclt Klzirkoff, Patricia lcleina. Hill Mcfunnell, lietty 'Xlrl'urlnit'k, Nniwy l':llinvr, Teil l'l1l, Alziriun Frieilricll. Many ,lznic Nelfnn ' Third Row: l,1-on Ilnverlinf, liernitn Fmiger, l.il:i Ahlen, -lane Avskernizin, llzizel Amherg, lllzirgaret Kirclnnunn, Virginia Ashley ll:ir'lmi'zA Sclu-ffm' ' In Front: Bill Bennet, XVzir4l x't'l'SClll'll. eatecl: Ri-bert llzingl, l':n1l l.ziwrem'e, YYillizim Bennett ' Standing: .luck llay, lllax l'earse,1:ick Gt'yv.-r. ljzix-inl XYzmi', Bliss Smilw. wa. l f. 7 1' ,4,,,.:' til- ,758 ,- ijf :J :Trai-1 ray, Jfeliodls' ancfe' ' SW THE WORK of the circulation department is to sell both the monthly magazine and the Annual Helios. The annual was subscribed for by 800 students. High sellers were Patricia Idema, Margaret Kuchmann, Richard Markoff, Richard Gillette, Lila Ahlen, jane Ackerman, and Tredway Haglund. Aileen Fuller has been the circulation manager, her assistant, Richard Markoff. The Business Staff has charge of the financial matters of the publication, including the collection of all bills contracted by advertising in the magazine. Also this year the Business Staff had charge of the taking and distributing of the individual undergraduate pictures for the annual. This department has been under the direction of William Bennett, Business Manager, and his assistant, Nancy Palmer. The staff consisted of Martha Stiles, Betty McCormick, Cynthia Murry, Sally Grinell, William McConnell and Kenneth Hewitt. ACTIVITIES .fbelale 7ecun DURING THE YEAR of 1938-1939 the debating team, composed of William Bennett, Paul Lawrence, and Robert Dangl, with Miss Dorothy Sonke as coach, enjoyed a most successful season. The team won the first debate of the season, defeating Creston, with Professor Raymond Shoberg of junior College as critic judge. The next debate, however, brought a split decision defeat in the hands of Lansing Central at Lansing. Spurred by this defeat, Central traveled to Benton Harbor to defeat Benton Harbor High School, following this by a unanimous decision over Middleville, thus winning a wall plaque for the school, and gaining entrance in the elimination series in the final struggle for the State Championship. Drawing a bye in the first round, Central went on to successively defeat Lansing Eastern, Ottawa Hills, and then reached the high point of the season by winning a unanimous decision from Big Rapids, last year's State Champions. The team lost only in the quarter-finals to Flint Central, who finally won the State Championship. No little credit is due the second team, David Waer, jack Geyer, and Max Pearse, who were rated in student decisions to have done the best debating of any of over thirty teams entered in the first debate tourna- ment in Holland. Senicvz. Gad! THE CLASS OF 1939 chose Phillip Barrie's modern comedy, Spring Dance, for their senior play. This light, happy story of eastern college life was remarkably suited to the class talent, and each member of the cast turned in a fine performance. New sets and truly luxurious properties were Obtained, making this The outstanding senior play in all of Central's history. Its huge success was due in a large measure to the persistent efforts of the able director, Miss Dorothy Sonke. The cooperation of the cast and all those connected with the production combined with the expert coaching of Miss Sonke to make this year's class play exceptionally fine. - After the two performances the cast enjoyed a spread at the home of Mable Luton, and a lively party at Miss Sonke's was the coveted reward for a job well done. ACTIVITIES Seniaa 0 THE VARIOUS COMMITTEES composing the executive staff of the senior play handled the technical and business details remarkably well. PRODUCTION STAFF PROGRAM Chairman ..............,......................... MARY MIDDLETON Student Director ................................ PAUL LAWRENCE Assistant Director-A ..--- H A ------q----w-------- JACK DAY JEAN LOCKHART, CHARLOTTE WHITEMAN, SUZAN Script Readerm--I.--M i--'----- WILLIAM BENNETT WOOLSEY, STANFORD GRAHAM, PEGGY FORCE Sound Manager ,............................... JOHN DE GROOT TICKETS Co-Chairmen .......... MAX PEARSE and PAUL SCHWAN STAGE CREW AILEEN FULLER, MARY HUNTLEY, DAVID KELLER, Manager ................................................ SANDY STUART WILLIAM MAHONEY, JOY MOHNKE, EDWARD RIP- Assistant ...,........................................ RICHARD CROWE MASTER, WARD VERSEPUT, GEORGE WARD, Lois FRANK BEUKER, LEsLIE BURNETT, GEORGE ZITON VOS, BETTY PETERSON PROPERTIES . PUBLICITY U Chalrman .............................................. PHYLLIS CRAIG Chairman ,....,..,,............................., GRETCHIN WHIMS JACK BURR, HARRIET ROOD, JOHN WAGNER, PAULA FECHT, RICHARD KIMBALL COSTUMES Chairman .......................... MARYBELLE CHESEOROUGH CAROLINE ZWICKER, MAY JEAN LANTZ, BETTY MCCORMICK, SALLY ANNE LEWIS, NANCY PALMER EDWIN UHL, PHILIP JACOBS, ELLYEEN DYKHUIZEN, LORRAINE KORTLANDER, CLARE CHASE, KATHLEEN FUSON, PATRICIA LEMMEN, ANTOINETTE WIERGAZ POSTER AND PAINT Chairman ..................................., HERBERT VAN DORT GRETHE FIBIGER, MAU RICE HAMPLE, LORETTA SLANGER, MAISIE GARRIOCK, LILLIAN PUTRA, CATHERINE WESORICK, MARIAN FRIEDRICH -Qhhgwi new Standingu- Left: -Iziclcklmi, Ihirix I'zn'1xln1u1. Right: ,lixrlx GL-yu. Mix- Sfuliln- ' Scateci-Top Row: Hill KIM Ianni-ll, Nizlry izllcn ,X1wpl1'g:i1c,.Min-lr l.nIIg'1'ly, .lurk l'im'y, Xl.ii1.in lic Xilcx, Xilll' iilyillll. Bottom Row: 'liclu-:i Xlqwllxn, Kcnnvtli llcwill, Xlnlicl lilly. First Row: xviiiilklll Uennel, Grctriicn XYhiniw, Phyllis frziig, llerhcrt Y:nuhn't, l':niI Srliwzin, l':unl I,ilVVI'k'llK't', Xlivi juinw, Sznniy Stuart, Mary Nlirimllelull, Mary liellv liliewlilwuigli ' Second Row: TNI l'lil, I,+vrr:uine Kui'tl:nnlei', Frznik Iieukc-i', Maisie li:u'ii-wk, Klrvtlie l iIsip:ex', Marion Fi'im'mli'icli, l'L'mly l ui'n', Nilccn l ullei', Luis Yau, -Iuy Xluhnke ' Third Row: XY:u'nl Yulselnil, Hill Me-uk, firurr lmllclw, I,lli.ln l'ntr:li, l':Vhei'ine XYesnrick, George XYJIHI, Mary Ilnnllry, john XY:igi1vi', ,lack linrr ' Fourth Row: Uni ine ' 'k ' Jw .ww ur, jx-:in l.m-klizwl, Huy -lvzin l.:intz, Fluivsiice Ihigcliniik. Helly lelvixnii, II:n'riz-I Rimini, . , , . . lletty Hrtvwi'iim'L, lzmnlza lu-clit, Nzuivy l':ilnn-r, 'lhm Strziighl ' Fifth Row: ,lwhn IM' lilwrl, l'11l Ri1nn:i-tn-r, Iliuk Kinilmll, Sinn l7ptun, Ilziviml Keller, Artlnn' Nwrtlirup, Hill Xlzihmicy, Stzilil'-ml tiwmluxnn, llnvixi iiwnlgcr, ,infix Huy ' Sixth Row: Quentin Ye-l'riivi', l,:-Nlie Hiiriivti, Muliiicc llznnplv, liilurii liyklniin-n, .Xiiluincltw xYil'l'l.f2il, l':nriri:u l,a-innicn, l'I:n'c Uliaiw. 5 ' Jfw. -.ev First Row: Jun Since, 'Vredwziy llaglund, xhvlllii-H11 Bennett, Jack Day, Nancy 1'alnier ' Second Row: lidward Lziufer, Arline Van Nustran, Quentin Verdier, .lack Frey ' Third Row: Mary Xliddlcton, John Staiif, Maryhelle Chesebmugh ' Fourth Row: Huh De Young, Graham Cungcr ' Fifth Row: Peggy VVilbnr, llettelon Hailey, ,lim VVilliains ' Standing: Mr. Decker, Gretchen XVhinis, Isla Spring, Sam llptun, llngh l.illie. Brooks Applegate, llick Xlarkoff, llnrnthy Rosema, Catherine Versclmnr, Richard Straight, Rnhert Anderson, Don Towers, Jim Deljoer, Robert Olsen, Wayne Stone, Leonard Vander Mate, Doris Vain Aartwn. r 1 I i . 4. Q lj .f -7 3 4. 4 s A1 in '. gf-ak' L ai :.-.i:'? W7 '1- 1 W fry, First Row: 'Edward Lanier, Nancy Fyfe, llerhert Vandnrt, Phyllis Craig, llarriet Ruud, Anna Klan' Van Aartsen. Quentin Verdier, Doris Parkhnrst ' Second Row: Jane VVaite, Martha Allen, Ruth Ackerman, Nancy l'alnn'r, Antoinette Xx'YlCI'11I'lZ, Mary Belle Clit-sebrcmugh ' Third Row: XVard Yerseput, Frieda lirann, Maxine Petoskey, Peggy VVilhnr ' Standing: May Jean l,antz, Adele l.aH'erty, l'anla Ferht, Lexlic Burnett, llill liennett, Max Pearse, l'anl Lawrence, Binh Campion. A NATIONM HONG? Sign sn have-w f fav- ri. V .gli 7 H- T. 1- - . , A U it - cy- , wx 1' Siucfenl eouncil THIS YEAR the Student Council has been very successful in furthering two of its greatest aims, certain phases of government, and discipline by the student body. The Council has benented a great deal under the guidance of Mr. Decker, the faculty adviser, and we wish to express our appreciation for his interest in helping to solve many of our school problems. Through the efforts of the Courtesy Squad System during the past two semesters, the school discipline has improved considerably. Most of the assemblies, including the Pep Assemblies in the fall, have been spon- sored by the Council, and Exchange Assemblies with various schools have been conducted. One of our greatest achievements has been the forming of a Student Council Constitution. As a whole, Central's Council has had an outstanding year. O F F I C E R S President ............ ....... .,..................... S A NDY STUART Vice President ....... ......................... N ANCY PALMER Secretary-Treasurer ....... ,......., A NNA MAE VAN AARTSEN Editor ..................... ..,............................. J ACK DAY ACTIVITIES Nalahnal aqonoa TWICE DURING the school year, new members are ele:ted to the National Honor Society by the vote of the entire faculty. From the upper fourth of the graduating class, fifteen per cent may be chosen on the basis of character, scholarship, leadership and service. Regular meetings are not held, but are called by the president. This club sponsors the Lost and Found Department of the school, provides for the illuminated wreath and other Christmas decorations, and at the- end of the year gives an annual dinner for the active and graduate members. These activities are carried on under the kind direction of Miss M. R. Powers, Miss Alicent Holt, Miss. Florence Powers, Miss Nellie Hayes, Mr. A. Albee, and Mr. Alan B. Robinette. 1 O F F IC E R S First Semester Second Semester QUENTIN VERDIER ......... . ...... President ...,... .....,. E DWARD LAUFER WILLIAM BENNETT ..............,.. ....... V ice President... L .. ,,..,.. PHYLLIS CRAIG ANNA MAE VAN AARTSEN ........ . .Secretary ....... ....,........ H ARRIET Room Doius PARKHURST .......... ...... . ..... T reasurer ....... . .. . ..HrzRBERT VAN Dom WARD VERSEPUT ........ ........ R egistrar ....... ......... ....,,. N A Ncy FYFE 'fig' 1 I s . Gieafucd Glad i iv THE CLASSICAL CLUB is composed of students in their third and fourth year of Latin who have maintained an average of C or above in their first two years. Meetings are held once a month at which the members carry out the purpose of the organization, to further the interest in Roman life and customs. In February the club held its annual banquet, and at another special meeting in May, open to all Latin classes, Miss Hinsdale gave a very interesting talk on Italy. Each year the Classical Club gives two awards: the Anna S. jones Award, a five-dollar prize for excellence in first year Latin, and a medal for the best work in fourth year Latin. As a service to the school, the club sponsors the used-book sale. For their line help and interest the club wishes to thank its sponsors, Miss Mary R. Powers, and Miss Alicent Holt. O F F I C E R S First Semester Second Semester WILLIAM BENNETT ....... ..,..,... P resident .,.,..... ...... W ILLIAM BENNETT NANCY PALMER ....... ........ V ice President ........ ........,... P AUL JONES MARIAN DEVRIES ..,.... ........ S ecretary ........ ........ P I-IYLLIs CRAIG WARD VERSEPUT ........ ......... T reasurer ...... ....... E DWIN UI-II. A C T I V I T I E S U Glad THE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Mathematics Club was organized in 1926, its purpose being to promote student interest in mathematics. To be eligible, a student must have maintained a B average in the year of algebra and the year of geometry he has taken, and must have taken, or be taking, some form of higher mathematics. The club offers an annual award of five dollars to the student having the highest average in seventh and eighth grade arithmetic and algebra. This encourages seventh, eighth, and ninth grade students to higher interests in mathematics. This award is presented at the Honor Assembly each june. The club wishes to express its sincere appreciation to its sponsor, Miss Dora W. Reese, who has so kindly given her advice and assistance in all activities. O F F I C E R S First Semester Second Semester QUENTIN VERDIER ................... .......... P resident ........ .......... N ANCY PALMER ANNA MAE VAN AARTSEN ........ ......... V ice President ....... ....... C AROLINE ZWICKER MARTHA ALLEN .................... ......... S ecretary .......... ............. M ARTI-IA ALLEN WARD VERSEPUT ....... ....... T reasurer ........ ......... W ILLIAM MAHONEY E Seated: Xlllflilll lie Yiics, Phyllis Vmig, llill Ile-iiilett, 'lk-fl lllil, l':u1l -Ium-X ' Standing: I':ni1u'n.1 l-Cllllllfll. MJIVY xll'l'llU ll,,l91xIl Gillespie, Maury .lrzul l,:n1t1, Nlzix l'e-znrw, ,lxwlx Gm-3'vi', Xlzlly lfllcu .'Xp1-lvgulc. reue llutlxigwiw, Autuiun-lie XYu-111117, l':iul l.:m'remx-, lmvnl XX avr, XY:u'4l X rm-1-ui. lyntlum Nluirny, lzflwzuwl l,lllIlt'I', Nancy l,Jlllll6I', Anita llillew. First Row: Nznwy Pznlnn-r, l':uvvl1nc Zxxirlwr. Hill Xlulimn-5, Qin-ntixl Y--l'4llci', ,Kilim Klum' Yun Aantwn, . , , . Nlzxrtlm Allen Second Row: lluris lurlcluii-. ' A t l-iunlnu Ulliinx, Ihllm lfllllgl, Ilill I ptnn, I'lnllnp xlntulrxl L1-Qlic Iininetl ' Third Row: XY1u'rl Yr:-Nui-int, Ruth .Xrkn-i'u1:u1, Maxim- l'vmNIxey, I':nul l.:iuu-:lu-, lislvi-:ml ,alxfa-r, .Xltvn liilln-0, Glen Nclwn ' Four Row: Hill Ilenm-tl, ,lurk Geyer. Xliw lin-vw, Vyililnzi Nlurrny, IIIHTIUI Rumi, lh-try Xlrllwi'lnick, .Xxiit:n1iillcii, l'm'K!Jy xllillrur, livelyu Klilw, 1'ullcc'11 lllnllwlm' ' Fifth Row: l'liili ' i ' ' ip, lwill9l1 ugl1l lIup,l1 Iilln liuxiul llltllll xlllllll I ., ' ' p XX:u'1'n-n, llwmer Aclrizulw, lmrll--11 X :nl Uxlvnlm ' f, lxillcigci, l In' Ill XxilIt'Bll3I', llzlrl-lil llcxifmililiq, l'ly -X' f 'if ' mx Nimilnrmlv-1111 Neill, lluilu-rt Xzimlml. lull Xlu-Il. M. - , at--4?-K W, ii . JW In Front: 5:1111 'mm ' Seated: Xl1'. Xlfitexs, Xlr, ll'XYlll, Xlr. Xlntliews, IJ1111 KL-g:at1'z1.:l11l11i xxiilil ni-1', l 1 Sick .Xfelllulnlix l'l1:u'lc- liuqu, llzile lieziiws, Rulnsrt llguigl, lierzllll l,i11-crnulm, 'l'1111i SIl'Il.lj.l'llI, xlulm IM- lii-mil, Rulieil hlllwu '- First Row Standing: Rirlizml Gen-1', llzu'11l1l XY1llmw5k1, NY:ille1' llrmvlqs, -lnliii lx1'11n-us-1'. Inc lllxnlw, R11'l1111'1l L'1'11wc, l 1'c1l Nlzilwley, liml Nl1'N11111zi1'z1, ll11w:i1'1l l'l1illi11f, ,lim Xluigmisti-1'1i, Xl u11'i1'u Bill 'l'111nii, Dick Strziiglit, Nick Asbzilcy, jim Kliller ' Second Row Standing: Riiw jmief, . 1 Xl A1111 c' lulm X111 lJu11 limi XXIII ll:11111lL-, lhiln N11-lice, liill Ciilliiiix. Sivve Sicven-, ,lziclc llurr, .Shu . L if , k 1 1- . l ' ' 'l'l1:i11c llv111lur-l111I. ll:1v11l Ki-lli-1', 'liwm L'l111'e, llii-ls lle111l1'icks1111. 'l'l1e111l-ne llllilll, llziviil Klullaliuii l.1e1. ' Third Row Standfng: S11111l5 Sluziri. lQ1l1x'111'il Ri1wi11:iNt1'1', llicla Al111'lmll', Xlclviii llm-lwtrzi, llivlq Kim lnll, llirli Xl:i1'lx-wlli, XY:i1'1l Ycrfi-11111. l':n1l l.:iw1'L-iive, Rex lligiizill, julm llc Kimiit, Giwilmi liiumver, XYilli:im U'K'1111i1c1', Riu' Yam Slum, ll11111u1' .Xlll'l1lllSS. flilytmi Kelley, ll. l.i1n1r-1', -l-Arla K'1':iwl1v1'1l, Sam l'1it1m11, Nirl: Xlentulmlie, lull llurr, Glen Nelson, ,lolm K1'ueg.re1', Riclizircl limi-veil: Ricliarrl- Geer, XV:iy11e Stone, lluiimlwwiv, llxck NY1i1'1lu1l, lfluyil ll:u'lic1', xxvlllllllll Nallmiey, l,IlVlll l',Wlllf.l', Dick lnlletle, jack Ran llnlc llc-xirss, Guiige Clzivcr, R. Van Ryu, 'l'l1:111r- llSllllCl'SllOl, V. flziver, Peter Cole, jim Gwlnlziiii llnviil Ka-ller, 'llim Str:iig'l1t, l'1I'Illlli lleulcer, -luck llummmlc, john Xliltevm- Rulmeit Ol-fe11,.l31l,l I1 lliclc 411111, mer, llull, llglll M 1'. XYill:u'1l St111'm1:ni1l. lxlIll'VlIl llc XYiH, Alex lllllllljlflllllll, limi lieiuler, luxl RllllllIlSlEl', lliclc Str: -' , kv-rycll, lllllllllv llilllll. W ,f-f 1 ' 1 1 ,, Nell M THE C CLUB is an honorary society made up of boys that have won major awards in athletics. The purpose of this club is to promote athletics in the school, to encourage a high scholastic standing among athletes, and to engender the highest type of sportsmanship in athletic contests. During the past year the varsity club has promoted many worthwhile activities. Track awards for the Session Rooms' meet were furnished from the proceeds of paddle-pop sales at the basketball games and from after-school moving picture entertainments. The club is very much indebted to Mr. Waters, Mr. Irwin, and Mr. Matthews, the three sponsors, for the fine cooperation they have rendered. The formal initiation has been conducted at special assemblies at the conclusion of each sport. Frequent meetings have been held throughout the year to carry on business that may come up. Sometimes, refreshments were served. O. F F I C E R S President ................ ........,...,.............. ..r.... S A M UPTON, ja. Vice President ........,. ............ D ALE BEARSS Secretary ........... ....... G ERALD LIPSCOMB Treasurer ....... ,........ R ossar DANQL A C T I V I T I E S Jia-if Glad AGAIN THIS YEAR the Hi-Y continued its beneficial school activities by operating the scoreboard at our football and basketball games. The club also introduced the School Spirit Week. Hi-Y delegates attended the State Hi-Y Congress, The Older Boys' Conference, and the County Girl Reserve-Hi-Y Conference. Highlights of the school year were the Assembly presented and directed by the mem- bers, and two dances. This year the Hi-Y will again present the Gordon Scott Cup to the Senior boy who highest in athletics, scholarship, and leadership. The club advisor is Mr. Sherman Coryell. O F F I C E R S First Semester Second Semester JOHN DE GROOT ........ .......... P resident ......... ........ D ICK MARKOEE JOHN KREUGER ........ .. ..... Vice President ..... .. ......... RICHARD GEER PAUL LAURBNCE ,........ ........ S ecretary ...,,.. ..,......... W AYNE STONE TOM STRAIGHT ......... ......... T reasurer ......... ......... F Loyu BARBER, JR. N 1 ewnenl' gaadfi Glad THE CURRENT EVENTS CLUB of Central High School was organized in 1954 by American History and Govern- ment students for the purpose of promoting discussion of current events. Students who are taking or have taken American History or Government are eligible for membership. No dues are required. At the meetings, which are held the first and third Fridays of each month, reports on topics ot' current interest are given by club members. These reports are followed by informal discussions. The club is greatly indebted to its sponsor, Miss Maurine A. jones, for her splendid cooperation and guidance. O F F I C E R S First Semester Second Semester LORRAINE KORTLANDER ....... ,,........ P resident ,,,,.... ....,,.,, R OEER-r OLSON MARY MIDDLETON ................. ......... V ice President ....... ................... J EAN LOCKHART MARY ELLEN APPLEGATE ........ ........ S ecretary-Treasurer ...... ...... M ARY ELLEN APPLEGATE ACTIVITIES .Ee Gmclegz THE MEMBERSHIP of Le Cercle Francais consists of students who are in the second or third year of French and have had at least an average of B in the first year. The meetings, which are held each month during the school year, are entertaining and educational, the programs consisting of games, plays, talks, and French songs. Several of the members have, through corres- pondence with students in France, learned some very 'interesting facts about French customs, schools, and people. The club members wish to thank Miss Florence Powers and Miss McKenzie, its sponsors, for their direction and advice, it is the hope of the members that interest in the club may be increased each year by a greater number of French students. O F F I C E R S First Semester MARY BELLE CHESEBROUGH ........ .......... P resident ........ GRETCHIN WHIMS ................... ........ V ice President ....... .. MARGARET PORTER ....... ...... S ecretary ....... DAVID WAER .................... ......... T reasurer ........ HERBERT VAN DORT ....,.... ......Sergeant-at-Arms........ . Second Semester .............PAUL JONES ..........EVELYN KLINE ........MARGARET PORTER HERBERT VAN DoRT ........HUDSON WHITE .- ., -.T:,'Z3- f,z,i'0gQii ' X X533 few 1 X sl I 1-N Lx 'ii 'wr-ff iff 1. , - -.. j1 'k5-:CZ sw - Xi ...- Aff, 'X Q 'zkbxkwfg g .i55'i':I -Q,,,,,,, 1 1 l xr, 1, qv. VT 1- L.,,,,. !1 I V rl-xx 0 4 IW' ,TMA H ' f '51'2'f3'3X , 1 11. ', ,9ff'Q'5-'ax Q51 ' 7 - Y . 1' 'NI 5 C4 ll! 1., - .fu , ,l , NN, xl V ,ggi .. Q -'-U A E- P. hfQ,,, W, ,V-V4 U 5' . E., , ,. ,N J., . .4 LM.,-v , MJ. 1 1. -0.4.x i First Row: Quentin Yerclier talking, Anita Gilleo, Phyllis lluntley, llerhert Vantltxrt, Max Pearse, Miss Clay ' Second Row: George NYar4l, Dick livans, Bob lmngl, Gretchen xvllilllS, Irene Higgins, Paula Feclit. Mary lillen Applegate, Jim XYyclmFf ' Third Row: James Golslannner, llarultl lJeYnung, Dorothy Rfirle, Mary Anne XYise, Margaret Purter, litlitli llelilein, Margaret Nichols, Marian Barclay, Peggy 1 mr. G. X t. In X XX, W .1 x if 'Wi 7 LLt'i.g,3g1fLgg4j.Ti r e'i.ii1rnr '1r'14 'W' 'TT A C T l V I T I E S :iii e are Seated: Bill Bennett, Dick Marlmll, Jack Frey, Max Pearse, Bill Xlalioney, Sandy Stuart, Paul Lawrence, Bill Meek, Alten Gillen ' Standing: Miss Peet, Marp,'aret llugznieyer, Luis Yan Cliuyler, Nancy Palmer, Marion lDeYries. llnn Bender, llick Gillette, XYayne Stone, Milt Xlckiorrill, Nate Bryant, Gurdon Buuzer, lack llav, jack Geyer, Bob llangl, Lois Buslirwven, Miss Gln-ye, Gretchen XYliitns, Ruse Banker, Mary Ellen ikpplegatie. Paula Feclit, Marifzine Biril, lilizabetli lYilson. V he:ff1?Jxf2wM'ewi eeBnwm?W,ewwEw:wxgtm:QW ..,...m ' ' t an pol ' 4 Xffull . Sv 1' -13 ki endfjencdelui THE PEN AND PENCIL CLUB is for those students who are interested in creative writing and literature. The only requirement is that the student has completed English V or VI with a standing of at least B. At the meetings, held the second and fourth Thursdays of each month, the students read their poems and stories and listened to reports on current books or plays. The club is under the very able sponsorship of Miss Clay. O F F I C E R S Honorary President ......... ............................ ....... Q U ENTIN VERDIER President .................... ................... M AX PEARSE Vice President .......... ......... H ERBERT VAN Dom' Secretary-Treasurer .... ,........ P Hycus HUNTLEY 79 A C T I V I T I E S Sack and Bualun 31,4 THE sock AND BUSKIN CLUB, as its nam: implies, is an organization interested in the further development of dramatics. Membership is by tryout on the recommendation of the public speaking teacher, the participation in two school stage productions, or by the vote of the club because of outstanding work in dramatics. Though the club began the year with only six members, it has been very successful in carrying out its purpose. In December the annual Vodvil was sponsored by Sock and Buskin and was received by the school as one of the best in recent years. From the proceeds the club bought various stage equipment, including a new set of stairs and a fireplace. It also made donations to other school organizations. Another major activity of the club was the taking charge of the exchange assemblies for the student council. The assembly, made up of a play, dance routines, a little comedy, and several musical numbers, was sent to Muskegon, South, and Union Highs. A nne response was given it everywhere. The club has two meetings a month, one a business meeting at school and the other a spread at some member's home. At these spread mcetings skits are given by various members. As in the past, the club is presenting the Ethel K. Nistle Award to the senior outstanding in dramatics, debate, and oratory. The mem-bers of the Sock and Buskin Club wish to express their deep appreciation to Miss Peet and Miss Gleye for their sympathetic endeavors in aiding the club throughout the year. A O F F I C E R S First SCUICSICI Second Semester JACK DAY ...................... ........ P resident .,...... ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, J ACK DAY VVILLIAM MAHONEY ........ ....... V ice President ....... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, J ACK Ggygg GRETCHEN WHIMS ....... ........ S ecretary ........ .,.,,, G RETCHEN WHIMS MAx PEARSE ............ ........ T reasurer ........ .,,.,,,,,, A LTON'G1LLEO 9? en- 1 V-4 at 1. 5 ,.. va. I is .3 N .J V .' ,. 3' ..' I -y- f t.x -21 ' . - 1 FG 'ii .F ,. . L' .'C' WF . . y 421. f' 3, 'ji .' M' ' A-1 .fi .ch .- , . Q . . ' T 1 pw A ,J et T Eg. , c-t-wi , itat 'ri 1, H . ,f .. ,Qt I' 1. .n s in li Kialoqq Glad THE CENTRAL BIOLOGY CLUB was organized in February, 1928, for the purpose of seeking the truths of nature and thereby becoming friends and lovers of wild life. Membership is open to students completing the second semester of Biology, Botany, or Zoology with an average of Meetings are held the second and fourth Friday of each month. This year the club had several hot-dog sales in the lower hall. They also gave baskets to the needy at Christmas time. A number of hikes were enjoyed by the members, one being a joint hike with the Conservation Club. The club is very grateful for the cooperation given by its sponsors, Miss Porter and Mr. Ashley. O F F I C E R S President .......,,.,.. ...................,.,...,..., ...,...., B E TTELOU BAILEY Vice President ,,,..,.., ....,.. L ORRAINE FAASSE Secretary ,.,....,...... .......,. J EAN BIDELMAN Treasurer ................ ....... D OROTHY STARZAK Sergeant-at-Arms ......... .,...,,.... H OMER IVES ACTIVITIES 0 Glad A THE PURPOSE of the Conservation Club is to help preserve wild life. Some forms of life have become extinct as recently as five years ago, and more are on the verge of extinction unless something very drastic can be done. Those who are interested in the work of the club and wish to cooperate in attaining the club's Objective may become members. This organization meets twice a month, one meeting being for business, the other for a program. This club is greatly indebted to its very thoughtful sponsor, Miss Whittemore. O F F I C E R S President ............. ...........,.,................ ,....... T R EDWAY HAGLUND Vice President ,........ .i..... B ERNICE VAN SETTERS Secretary .......... ,....,...., T ERESA MACZKA Treasurer ......., ...,..... E DITH DE KLEIN X - First Row: Barbara Loveland, Florence hwyllllilllli Virginia l rawh-y, l.nrrainu Fassfe, Alirent lipps, lieltelnu Hailey, Jean Biwlclnian ' Second Row: lielith Ilelilcin, lim-tty lllake, llmner lvex, lingcne l'lare:-, Mr. Ashley, Lorraine Decker, Maxine Petoskey, Betty Fleck, Marian llarclay, l'ep:g'y Xlfillrur, Marjorie Bahmyan, Margaret Nichols, Ethel Koster, Dorothy Starzak, Jean Rolfe, Stanford Graham, Miss l'urlcr. ,f-, -,- , -.- 1 A.i,l1x- w'J'Qf Betty Bush, Doris Jones, V. Stanms, 'l'. Stamos, R. Kubiak, l.. Sturnwanfl, llarlrara Lnvelanml, Patricia Chapman, Jane Ackerman, Florence Bogclanik, N. lluff, Lois Bnsliuven, llerlsert Vanrlurt, Mary l'riclp.5x-nn, Bernita Fonger, Edith lJeKlein, Bernice Van Setters. Trvrlway llaglnmi, 'Verewa Mzwzka, l.. Vx-rlrurp.:, li. Owen, ll. Latta, Maisie Garriork, Ruhert Olsen, Maurire llainph-, ll. Krystilliak, ,lean Rulfe, M. l,. llemmes, l'. llalsun, l'. jones, Il. Yan Ryan, C. l'lrmwer. Xlargarvt Niclmls, Mary Xlac Gu-gni', S. Colo, J. Bairesl, K. lllersman, l . Davis, ll, Ilnuksiiia, Alwent liplvy, R. lirnwn, Al1ll'llZlI'l'l Porter, lllamlulinc Green, Ruth Curtis. 5 X f . AT? XY. Yerxeput l'. Fcclit IJ. lcleina B. Barber P. Vliarreii ll. Gilbert l'. XYilliur ll. Yamlurt l'. lhmgard ll. Ailrainse S. lJeNeut C. Bourne H. NVlieelr-1' NI. Ii. Applegate ll. l.illie R. Crowe P. Force Mr. Barber IJ. Andrews Xl. Iifty ll. llamrl T.. Burnett li. XYelch Mr. Newcomer I'. lluntlcy S. Stuart -I. Gohlaininer l'. Cole DI. Lanty G. lVard j. Geyer Nl. Nelson li. Laufer T. Straight J. VVaite L. Kortlander C. Zwicker P. L raig G. VanOostcnhurg B. Mahoney M. Nichols l. Van Pope-ring G. Nelsnu G. VYhinis Bill Upton ll. lllanclford N. Bryant P. Jacobs li. Xlcllmrinick ll. Rumi ll. lves Nl. De Vries L. Reynhnut G. Claver F. Ileukei' ll. Scheffer A. Krueger D, Bearss R. Klnote B. Campion K. Fcrizusmi IJ. Straight j. VVycoff R. Van Ryu B. McConnell D, Keller R. Ht'lllit'l' A. Kiilleu 'r1it::ii w'r-'wi i1'f 7?'M ':r'T-lfl? lLf1f1f??fi A C 'I' I V I T I E S ye ' Patty llefferaii, Bette XYiIlianis, K. Claim, N. Lippman, Paul Smith, liileen llykhuizen, Loretta Slanger, Xlarirm Fricmlrich, Mary jane Nelsiin, Maxine Pc-tcwskey, Grace Loucks, Doris Andrews, Laverne 'l'l1runS0n, Maurice llamplc, 'II Xlagerack, Maisie Garriock, jack Ransuin, Kay Ussewarde, Roy Boldt, Marian Barclay, 1.eunarnl Vander Mate, Ilerbert Yantlort, Clayton Kelley, llaroltl lYilkuwski, Miss Combs. Q S ' x . fa I '35 . . .sq 84 .T 2.- mf, 'a .:', S. I' -erm ear D THE PHY-CHEM CLUB has been in existence for several years. The membership of this club consists of students who have taken at least one semester of Chemistry or Physics and have an average of C or better. The program of the club is a combination of social and educational meetings, besides 'demonstrations by the sponsors. Plans have been made for trips to places of interest to gain further scientific knowledge. Spreads and social meetings have been part of the year's program. , O F F I C E R S First Semester ' Second Semester Rose BEUKER ........ ........... P resident .......... ........ R ici-IARD STRAIGHT GLENN NELSON ....... .....,,.. V ice President ......... ...... L WARD VERSEPUT PEGGY WILBUR ..,.....,.... ........ Se cretary ....... ........ B ETSY BLANDFORD WILLIAM MAHONEY ,.,..... ....... T reasurer ...... .......... A LTON GILLEO ACTIVITIES ' if 1:18144 THE ART CLUB is celebrating its third anniversary. The club was organized for the purpose of promoting Art interest among Central High students. I , This club is open to all those students who have one semester of high school Art, with an average of B. Regular meetings are held on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month. Talks, visits to the Art Gallery, and other activities compose the meetings. Our table at the All Club Banquet showed some of the club's work. Activities of the Art Club close each spring with an Art Exhibit which this year proved 'unusually successful The members wish to thank their sponsor, Miss Combs, for her time and cooperation which she has so willingly given to the club. President ............ ............................. ....... ..LEoNARD VANDER MATE Vice President ........ ......................... R ov BOLDT Secretary ......... ........... M ARIAN BARCLAY Treasurer ..... HERBERT VAN DORT THE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB celebrated its tenth birthday anniversary by having its fifth Mother-Daughter Banquet in March. Eighty-three attended, including alumni. The club is afiiliated with the American Home Economics Association. This year it sent four members to the State Convention in Traverse City and contributed to the Internati-onal Scholarship fund. Consumer Education was the program theme for the year. Speakers were enjoyed on such subjects as What the Consumer Should Know, by an advertizerg The Home Beautiful, by an interior decorator, and Buying Utensils, by a Home Service expert. Included in the year's program were a spread, teas, and the making of 115 Scrapbooks for the invalids at the Soldiers' Home. A C average in all subjects is required for club membership. The silver pin of the American Home Economics Association was awarded to Senior girls who were outstanding in leadership, cooperation, and loyalty. The club is grateful to its sponsor, Miss Gillette, for her cooperation and assistance. O F F I C E R S President ....,.....,,,,.., r,..............,....,.,r.. .,.,.,r.,..,...,...... P E GGY WILBUR Vice President .....,,... ..................... B ETSY BLANDFORD Secretary ................ ..,..... M ARY BELLE CHESEBROUGH Treasurer ................ ........................ E DNETA WELSH Sergeant-at-Arms ........ ....................... B ETTY MoL1NE Registrar .......,...... ........ M AR JORIE OGREN Librarian ....... ...,... E VELYN BREWER ACTIVITIES quam THE SENIOR GIRL RESERVES is a club of girls interested in the YWCA work and in creating good fellowship among themselves and others. There is no limit to the number of girls who have the privilege of becoming members of this club. The club sends two representatives to the State Girl Reserves Conference which is held in different cities each year. The members have also sponsored many paddle-pop sales. The annual beach party held at the close of school, ends the work for the year. We owe our happy success to Mrs. Robert Bacon and Mrs. I. Whitheld, our club sponsors. O F F I C E R S President ,,,..,.,.,,,..,. .,......................... ........ A R LINE VAN NOSTRAN Vice President ,,...,,.,. ........... M ARYJANE MYERS Secretary ,,....,,... .......... S HIRLEE NELSON Treasurer ...... ......... P EGGY WILBUR fig i M, ll I- 1 .4 U-:M .,S.....4., ,lx ,-.,M-WY, H, ,i K 1 HAL l -'-n. .. i.g.L,: 4-1 rrx --1 l l l Ni fp' ff: .' ff , I4-aff,' XJ -i i l ' In Front: i'e1.14p:y XYillxn:', Xlary llclle lilucsn-lnuiigli ' First Row: l'Nli1v:r Zwier. Yiula Salelc, l'iVL'lVIl lvrlllli. ,lane XXHIIC, l'lni'ci1eu llflllilanilr. lirlnela xYl'lt'll. lfelw iillilllliilllli llerniee Yan iclti-rx 'l'i-re' , . , ml Rlaezlta ' -Segond Rovy: Cornelia lleylzriw, lion-tliy l'l-rwervlzi, Mznjmlii- Ile Y--ning, Yirginia Ashley, l lm'ei1re XX ill-ianix-, Shirley ,lean I-lygert, lively n llrewvr, llclly Xlvxllne, l'liyllis llnnlley. Katlllevn B8I'Kz'1l'lll4 xll'LIllll'l l'rawlev -Xntznmttm xxilll' il llut lv ll' . , . I, , ' - -54: , ' ein alley, ,lvanne XIm'rivey ' Third Row: C':iml'i1- Z Nl' 'i'in K'nm-r'i'ul l'lmvlIis ll '-'l' 'l'l1 ' K' ' ' ' ' 1 L uit nl, .ii . . .. , V , excl x, elemi lllngp,i.i.iI, llellx l'li-ali, linux 1n.iwlmrg Jean Rulie, llorutliy llargaril, Mililiezl XYielyerlia1n,,ju Ann Se:iNliu.in, Ainliie Sezistrinn, fuvlliu-ii llunrne: lfvelyn-Verliey, Annette Veenftra, Xlarian Yiei'p.g'ei'i'i', Xlaljnrie Ogren, Rlaifie Ga1'rim'lx, llarliarzi Slangvr, ,lean liiilelmau. - 1,,l'll -' First Row: Durutliy Tipzpgleniall, 'llernite Van Setters, Gladys fllyckuwiak, llettv Yan Aartsen, Terexa Maczka, Barbara McKenna ' Second Row: Kay Visser, Catherine XYesorick, Marjorie Iialuyan, .li-:in Rolfe, june Carlsun, Grace ll:-itch, llernita lfimpfer, Mary I'riilp.:eun, Florence xxiillilllll?-i, llarlmara Luvelanil, Virginia Frawley ' ThirdVlRow: Kathleen l5erp.5mans,A Joan XV:-stra, llett' firntenllnis, Jlllll' Mcleser Maisie lfarrwek, Peirgy Wilbur, Klaryjane Myers, Arline Van Nu-.tran, flare fliaxe Anna Xlae Yan' AH1'l5Cli, Martha Allen, Patricia Lennnen, llelen Ann Ricliarllmn, Rntli Curtis, Rlzuli-line lirveni mas... .- Seated: Antoinette lYicrgaz, Peggy XYilbiir, Aileen Fuller, Isla Spring, Mary Ellen Applegate, Ilarriet Rooil, Rlary Belle lheifebrongli, Teresa- Maczka, Bernice Van Setters, Betty Moline, Colleen Bourne ' Standing: I'lorence Izcklrnrg, ,lane VValte, Iivelyn Brewer, Paula Fc-clit. rf . e . IACTIVITIESW me e , . Q my , A 5 ' if - x I Y' 8s First Row: Major Ferguson, llarry Lenlorrl, Rose Beuker, Xlaryijane Bird, Eleanor Comrie, Evelyn Ile VVitt, M. I.. Ilemmes, Lorraine Nell, Eleanor Meyers, Lois Vos, George Leetsma, Roy Boldt, john Staff, Leonard Vander Slate, R. Allen, R. Crothers, L. Cain, Sergeant Yerllost ' Second Row: M. Ilample, A. Glinxn, C. Brower, j. Ilean, R. jones, L. Durkee, L. Butler, F. Cross, P. Bramble, R. Bloore, R. Cooper, R. Gazella, J. Bronkliorst, C. Kelley, II, VViIli:1m ' Third Row: Grant Balkema, Ii. Graham, I. Ilenrv, Milanowski, R. Jennings, R. Millar, E. Kammert, G. Ledbetter, B. Claim, A. Krueger, K. Nichols, C. Ide, Ketner, Il. Palmer ' Fourth Row: II. VVheeler, IJ. Root, R. Yerseput, T. Theodore, K . Reintges, C. NYheaton, II. VVyma, R. Reber, R. Yokum ' Fifth Row: R. Alclering, Ii. Linilberg, P. Crews. S. Fleeger, L. Bowers, B. Antononulos, B. Banks, I.. lifting, 'I'. Dillingham, R. Ilagluncl, D. Ben- son, IJ. Lewis ' Sixth Row: B. Root, B. Iloover, J. Palmerston, Q. Holniberg, R. Osmun, lf. Closer, II. Yan Zytvelil ' Seventh Row: C. Strom. J. Verstay, C. VVilson, K. Sutter, C. Swanaon, XY. XXYUIYIIIIUIISS, IC. Sclion, Ii. XYyma, I . Hopkins, T. Roeper, I. Sloss, I.. Rowby, J. Simon, R. Blair. 'wmzwrfwmfifrismsff-if QE c. , :W-lf! . P 1 D -57 W X5 ii B Henna R. THE AGONA CLUB is a club of athletic girls in Central, But requirements for membership in this club are not limited to athletics alone, for a B scholastic average is also required. With such high membership qualifica- tions, we aim to encourage scholarship and to uphold athletics. To fulfill this, each year two cups are given, the Junior Agona Cup to the girl in the ninth grade who has earned her letter and has the highest scholastic average, and the Tri-Honor Cup, which is presented to a Senior Girl who has been highest in athletics, scholar- ship and leadership. As in the past, we have sponsored the All Club Banquet, which was commended by all as a great success this spring. We owe a successful year to Miss Campbell and Miss Kilstrom, who have been kind and helpful sponsors. O F F I C E R S First Semester Second Semester MARY BELLE CHESEBROUGH ....... ........ P resident .......,... ......... M ARY BELLE CHESEBROUGH BERN1cE VAN SETTERS .............. ....... V ice President ..,....... ......,..................... H ARRIET Roob JANE WMTE ...,,..,...,,.,., ........ S ecretary ,....... ..................... T ERESA MACZKA PAULA FECHT .,,...... ........ T reasurer ....... .......... M ARY ELLEN APPLEGATE TERESA MAczicA ....... ,....,.. S cribe .......,,. ........... B ERNICE VAN SETTERS ACTIVITIES 0.1 0. THE MAIN PURPOSE of the R.O.T.C. is to promote citizenship, and leadership. The work consists of instruction in courtesy, first aid, rifling, map-reading, marching drill, scouting, and personal hygiene. There is a Federal Inspection held once a year followed by a Field Day program at Julius I-Iouseman Field in which the units from Central, South, and Union take part. Honorary awards are given at this time. On Armistice Day the rifle team always adds a colorful bit to the ceremony. This team also annually competes in the Hearst National Trophy match. The sponsors take an active part in the flag-raising ceremony at the football games, march in the parades, and generally assist all activities of the R.O.T.C. Central has noted a great improvement in the unit with the addition of these girls. COMPANY B, R.O.T.C. UNIT, CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL .1 P'-'LET fftff Q ' - ' Q - -, ,I A 'W' 1'-. I , ' j'ft.wl3'l ' Fi' -Q 'fd' . ? M, E 1 ' . , , I , A' C: ra. 'af. . ,ss-if 1 'wt ' we Cadet Cadet BATTALION OFFICERS Captain - George Leetsma. COMPANY PERSONNEL Captain - Roy Bolt, commanding. Cadet 1st Lieutenant-John Staff, second in command Cadet 1st Lieutenant-Leonard VanderMate. Cadet 2nd Lieutenant-Robert Crothers. Cadet 2nd Lieutenant-Robert Allen. Cadet lst Sergeant-Louis Cain. Cadet Technical Sergeant-Harold Witham. 148 Gam THE A CAPPELLA CHOIR of Central High School during the last year has more than held up the high standards set by previous choirs. It has sung beautifully at a concert for the M.E.A. at Central, in the Christmas Assembly program, at East Church, in the May Music Festival, and in the Annual Concert at South High School. The main project of the year was to secure robes. Besides being helped by last year's choir, through gen- erous donations, projects, and individual aid, we were able to purchase stunning new vestments. The Octet proved to be a popular division of the choir. This group sang at many gatherings and was warmly received. The Choir wishes to take this opportunity to express its appreciation for the patience and thoughtfulness our talented director, Mr. Irvin Barr, has shown toward the work this year. O F F I C E R S First Semester Second Semester DICK STRAIGHT ....... ..,...... P resident ......... ............ J ACK FREY JEAN TAYLOR ,.,...... ......... S ecretary ....... ....... W AYNE STONE S ACTIVITIES '7ae6le GH THE TREBLE CLEF CLUB was organized by a group of girls from the Junior Girls' Glee Club in the latter part of February, 1939. The members of the club are girls who are interested in music and have musical ability. They were given tryouts and only the best were admitted. Although they are a newly organized club, they are trying their best to carry out their purpose which is to better music in Central High School. At their meetings, which are held every two weeks, they have a regular business meeting and then a program. Sometimes they have an outside speaker or musician, a talented persong at other times they have a special kind of program which they call a music bee. They were represented at the All Club Banquet and received many compliments on their table. O F F I C E R S President ............ ........,................. ..,.....,. E L EANOR MERRICK Vice President ........, .... ......... B E VERLY MENTOR Secretary ............. ....... B ETTY ANN DE MAAOD Treasurer .,.... ........ S HIRLEY ANN WORDEN Sentinel .................. JEAN MISKILL First ROW: Ilurnthy Newvntitmg l.t1t'r:titn' Uet'ltt-r, .Xrvtt Yu-N, Xlgtrvin livitluttp, -lnrlt Run-.-ln, Ultivtl Yersepttt, .Xntly llunxun, .luck l'r:twtnrrl, Sant l'ptnn, R1ch:n'tl liver, Ruth ,It-ltenizt, KQr:n'c Ilulcli, litmus l':u'khnt'Nt ' Second ROWS Alcan 'l'1tylm', l ltn'c1n'e Kl'i4llcr, liilvctl Ifykhtulcll, llztrimlzt Scin'H'ct', wlanncx Unltlzntntn-r, Huh Clark, Hill l'1mtun, Xinyvtv Stone, Xlztryult lilztrk, Ii-mitily lhlhcrt, liulnlre Yun Suits-t-., 'Ik-re-zt Hztcxkzu ' Third Row: Jenn Gilleepie. llwrix Richxtrtlx, Pt-ggy XYit-rc-lign, Xlitrgznrt lit-ltlt-r, XY:nnI.t Fnchrznie, Ruhr-rt Ulm-n. vlziclt Frey, Quentin Ye-rtlicr, Nick Afcntnltltg, lim-ntliy 'l'i,,g,4lt-nmn, Myrtle Srlittitcttizt, llclt-n Ann Riclt:n'tlftnt ' Fourth ROW: Xlinty llnnlley, I,mn':tym' Ilrnry, lit-tty Xlnlntc, lh-rulliy funk, Ilntwry liznnn, litl Ripytitnter, Robert Kntwhe, Rirltsitwi Straight. Phyllix Ilnntlry, nztrlmtzt Slsntgrn, livn .lane Xlnmt, tilzulys Xlyckmviuk. rt I First Row: l'. XYlntc', l'. fnrtis, nl. Xlixkill, S. XY:trtlcn, IZ. Ile Mmtgtl, S. Xlttrrzty. Y. .Xxhlcy ' Second P Row: ll. Rt-yntultix, DI. XY2tllwr, S. l-l'lllllt'. hl. I-ritlgvx. Xl. iliiliwrt, ,X. Svztxttvvltt. 5. llc Krltlwr ' Third Row: ll. Petcrxtm. ll. Ktn'ut':t, S. Nelwn. I.. Yt-ttu, Ii. Kit-ittnr. S. Xlztwn ' Fourth Row: ll. Yannh-1 wart, Y. lie XYi1t. Y. Ilnltlt. A. Ycututrzt. IC. Rnwlznnl ' Standing: li, .Xin-itirlt, Il. IM- llxntn, li. Iziun-. J. Klt-ynenherg. NI. Gnmlntznt. 1 t tlumwwsfzwfszma - H f gi 'thx I BESIDES PLAYING for many assemblies during the year, the orchestra furnishes intermission music for the Vodvil and the Senior Play. 12'TfflIf1'iI1....,,... J L 'fv.. ,.g'1'4flZiI A C T l V l T l E S f1 iA Af.LQ---, THE BAND, shown here in concert formation, also functions as a marching unit at football games under the baton of William Meyers, drum major finsetj. xl , x, Q i f'f-F, f +192 , V1 l x 5 9l 4- I.,- ng-qk, , f n '4 . 4 ' - P ff' is u lily! SL - I E 'ml5,r'rir:wg, S 215 5'j'hE f!.-Wir 1 .1 ww eww allay!! sazmze UNDER THE LEADERSHIP of Mr. M. A. Petrilli, the senior orchestra of Central High School has successfully Completed another profitable year in the furtherance of music. It has played for assemblies, the Vodvil, the Senior Play, and activities outside of school. In May, it participated in the annual Spring Festival. Our student soloists were Margaret Nichols Qflutej and Ward Verseput fpianoj. Mr. Barr, Central vocal instructor, and Mr. Dean, vocal teacher of Davis Tech, were guest artists. This was the largest orchestra to participate in the All City Orchestra Festival. Next year, we are planning on organizing a music club. A C T I V I T I E S -me eww Jlzgla sdmz awe UNDER THE ABLE direction of Mr. Petrilli, the band has taken its place in the school activities, both cultural and athletic, and in many civic affairs. This year it participated in the combined Music Department Concert. The soloist was Howard Nelson, trombonist, who played Beautiful Colorado. The band has also appeared in the Band Festival made up of all the city high school bands. This past year, through Mr. Upton's interest, the band has been completely equipped with new military uniforms. Next year the band is hoping for an addition of twenty uniforms, thereby giving us eighty in our Central High Band. This year's organization is composed of sixty-five members who take an active interest in music. The Band wishes to thank Sergeant VerBust for his fine work in drilling the boys for marching formations during the football season. BRAINS ARE FINE in the classroom, but on the athletic fleld - give us also brawn! A 'f 22 mn? X x-Ng QTQ Was ig if .uf X' Pi 'W X323 'X Ax x 0' . .1 -'Z 5-55 ' '.f -- pd in I . V ,iv -., f1s:l-In-i4 W i lgflfr 53 xx ,-' - P exwFX'i7A.jl lill- !'Ni' fixu- ldl '7ecun 40016411 THE YEAR AFTER a school has produced a city championship team is usually an off year for that school as far as win- ning football teams are concerned, and this year proved to be no exception. Only one regular, Captain Fred Maloley, and four reserves, Tom Straight, Bill Calkins, Dick Kimball, vi vs ' .Xlaloli-y L :wi Ilrnoks fzlllxins L and Bob Olsen, remained from last year's team. Starting out with a 6-0 win over God- win, the season ended with this as the only victory. However, our boys played a good, clean game of football, and did their best all the time, which is the most one can expect from any team. Captain Maloley played his usual line game during the entire season. Tom Straight, one of the better all-around liiinlmll lxilivuel Nl-QQL-v liiilm-1 IJ gliliulvl l.5li.4ruluI f its .....,.. -4.- and-.,..A.,...f-,Yj,f: -,,.,,. .. .,f-..--i,..... AX T H Q E 'T 5 rx Q ,Ma ff,,, ,H ,,a,,,.,,a.,h4,,.,... ,,,,, ,H ,KARL rgg . c 4 ' I mf' JMJAQA Marc! 5222. f V ---f f -- -W ---me A--u - .1 4 i l. 1 ix, J V-has---f-v---if----we --W rf -7-- players in the city, deserves much credit, for he frequently played two positions, alternating between center and quarter- back. Burr was selected by the varsity team as the team's most valuable player. His playing spirit was unlimited. Stevens, one of our best ends, suffered a hand injury which handicapped the team decidedly. However, he was out- standing in the Catholic-Central game. Other seniors whom the team will miss next year are Hoekstra, Northrup, KlacNamara Lipscomb Nlorgaxisle Du Groot lloekstrzl Asszzlvy -, , 1 Van Lier, Krueger, Lipscomb, Assuley, Kimball, De Groot, and Richter. Next year we hncl six regulars return- ing: Afentulclis, Brooks, Calkins, Mur- cusse, McGee, und Dick Straight. Other first-stringers coming back are Evans, Hendrickson, MCNLIIIILIFH, Markotf, and Storinzrrncl. All these plus Ll city-chum- pionship second teum point toward ai first-rate football lineup in the season of 1939. ' 'ixzink Nnlllnup l Lhinis Klaulxoll Yun l lvl Xli'Xl,ulli1li1Nlp.:l.j .'ZnJ COACH IRw1N came into his own last fall and presented Central with a nice, shiny, new city championship in the reserve team football league. The boys fought hard, played well, and thrilled the early-bird game-goers again and again. With a strong line to clear the way, and fast backs to carry the ball, they were able to march down the field undefeated during the entire season. The same strong line that swept the second team to victory this year is going to pull the first team along next year, for Mr. Wate-rs' first team boys will find, among others, two good backs, a pair of guards, an end, and a center, all fighting for their jobs. This will H11 up the gaps left by the graduating seniors and boost the morale of the team by creating a struggle for first-string positions. ATHLETICS inf 7eamls, COACH WATERS brought together a fine bunch of the younger and less experienced basketball players and produced a team that came in second in the city second team league. Among the most outstanding players are Barber, McMahon, Stone, Lillie, and Brooks. All of the boys played good, hard basketball, and on many occasions, the preliminary games proved as fast and thrilling as the first team matches. Several of the juniors on this team are headed toward sure place on the first string next winter, which proves that the second team is living up to its true purpose-that of prep school for the varsity. irst Row: IC. I:l'IlIIt'Y. Il. IIIUIIIIIN, R. Ilawlxinx, A. NIcl'lu'1Ix', II. I.iIIie, I', Ulla-. R. KI1-1111-I1'xxwIxi, II. Rzlhu. R. II:n14Iu1'p,'-I. Iilsnn ' Second Row: XY. U'C'mn1Irr, I. II:-Imrcnx, I.. Ilrzunux, R. XX'-Irclcul, XX Ilnnlm I1 Ix In I SAI I lmxxtmrl IP Ile I Il lulml lnnh Ilxm '. 1 ' , . 'cn-gs rz, fzy Ie, b. : ' , . 114 er, . I: 'N . ' 1 ' Ax ' ' Third Row: R. Ihgnsall, Y. Runyzm, II. Nel-un, II. .Mlznny xl. Ilruwer, I,. V:m4Ie1' XYu'f, R, I':lImcl, If. I'l1rux, l', Auwickor. NI. Yzmcler Kzmy. Standing: llmclx XYz4ters ' First Row: II, Karl-I, II. XII-NI:xI1nn, If. Iinrln-r, II. I.iIIiv, IP, III-mIer I'. Iimhmper ' Second Row: Ii. IIIIUPII iXI:nn:n:er7, XY. Ilrrmlv-, II, IIevI, R. IPIIIQ-tic, ll. Ihmn-1 Il. fJlI'l'IIl1III. 141 '7ea,m8 OUR BASKIETBALI. TEAM started the year oft with a bang by traveling way up to Traverse City to hand the boys there a 1-i-13 defeat. This remained the sole occupant of the win column until along later in the season, it was joined in a lonely duo by a win over Creston. Although the score sheets show only two victories, there were many close games in which the Centralites made Xssaley Q zlssis been llcndershol lxellvr Phillips ta 4 1 1 very good showing, They were handi- czipperl hy Ll luck of interest on the part of the student hotly :tml sniiill crowds git the games. ' - Irwin has However, Coiieh fsnley pliiyetl his team this year with an eye n to the future. Keeping four juniors i fixirly regular positions in the first line hiis huilt up in them first-team experi- ence and training. This, coupled with il crnelierjiiclc second team would seein to indicate gi good season in 1959-1910 Sli-in-ins lP.5li.nuhI l u 'l'. Slmiulvi l pl-In ll.n.niv lXlui 7 Wauvn-i 51 Q1 1 I 'Track UNDER THE HANDICAP of cold weather lasting well into the middle of the track season and the consequent loss of the session room track meet, Coach Waters managed to have seven of his small squad quality for the state meet, held annually at Lansing. We missed Fred Quigley's combined speed and excellent form over the hurdles this season, but found an excellent replacement in Bill Calkins. So far he has piled up in City competi- tion an enviable total of some 60 odd points. Bill Upton had the misfortune of running against such competition in each meet. However he managed consistently to run a good second place. He also gained points in the broad jump. Following close behind Calkins' line record comes Russell jones, who after gathering many first in the 880 run was changed to the 440. He easily gathered two more firsts in that event, one of the firsts being in the City Regional meet. The Straight brothers, we found, also excelled in track. Tom gathered points in both the high jump and pole vault, and Dick, although being out for baseball, won many points for us in the shot put and broad jump. The Regional meet proved we had the best pole vaulter in the form of Don Keegstra. Don won the event while still nursing a badly sprained knee. Another who showed up well in the pole vault was Lindeman. He has many years of high school competition ahead of him. The two star discoveries of the year were Roger Reed in the 880 and Jim Wycoff in the 440. Reed was urged out to practice after the season was well under way and with his natural running form pulled a second place in City-wide competition. Ed Hawkins and Dave McMann are sure point winners for next track season, the latter being eligibile this season for the state meet. ATHLETICS Banda!! COACH RIP MATTHEWS started out this season with only two regulars returning, Captain Stevens and Mule Maloley, With quite a large turnout to work with, the very able coach was building for next year as some of the material was rather green. The team developed as it went along. The pitching staff included Harpo McGee, a sophomore, john Van Dam, a senior, and Captain Stevens, a junior. Booker and Van Stee did the receiving. There will be quite a few regulars back next year- Carrigan, Afentuldis, Brooks, McGee, Nichols, and some reserves, while Booker, Van Dam, De Groot, Curtis, Maloley, and Assaley are leaving. One group of players which can't be left out is the Codgers, composed of the subs. The Codgers battled the regulars in the scrub games. There was also a freshman team coached by Dale Bearss. We hope that next year will be a very successful one for the team. This year as before was handicapped by poor transportation facilities to and from Mary Waters field. x ' . X ,qw , figs: frbffi Ngyfc'-.'. , ',, ', wifi' gf ' aug 5 -' ' - ng.: ,il 2, K 1 V . N ' N A Yi. 5 Q, id 1 Al rl' I.. , h.,.,, . . -Xi L.,,x -454' ff 6 -1 'W-.--7 J L. . . ,-' pw ,-f R ,... l. 'X First Row: Al. l.lllhCUlllll, 'l'. Slrzxigllt, li. XlcXlalu-11, ll. Strzuglil. A. join-5. ll, l'1wlon, ll. Koller ,l. Xlurgenftern. NY. Czxllciuf, Cnzxcln XYaterN ' Second Row: l'. Yeen51ru, G. tiillenc, l'. Ihmgnnl l,. Reyillmut, l'. Clnvcr, R. K1'e1lzel4-xvxlxi, ID. Kimlmll R. xvZllllll'Y1'l'l'!1, IJ. Rc-mler, I. llmxu-1', R. Kulwlw . J. Nicnla, Al. lieegftrq Thir.d Row: Nelmn, VI. NYyckull', Kellgy, R. Ninn Axun, Il. l riel.nlx: ll. Rzllm. I.. Xzuulerll erf, ll. Xmile, A. lllllllljlllillll, R. Rem-4l, IJ. Lxpner, li. llmwely ,l. ilzxvvr. 'dpi' Q First Row: F. llzwlrar, rl. liHI'l'lQ1llll, XY. ll1'mmk5, R. Van Str-e, ll. Sexton, C. l'.l'iHlliL', K'n:ucll Nlnltliewx ' Second Row: R. Gazelle, R. Cnvertwn, R. Xlcfiee, 5. Steveux 1Li:q1t,J, N. .Xl'vu1ul:lis, ll. furtie xY2illc,05lC!llllll'LI, .l. lJeGruut, l . Nlalulcy, C. tiugn ' Third Row: ll. linuuis, IJ. llmulurp, NY. Slllllf: lu. Plone, R. Xlurclen, ll. Assaley, l . Saylie, R. Xlmitgmilcry. ,l. XX'iltm-rs ' Fourth Row: XY. Slm'my:unl. l'. Cult. A. .XmwIcrlmry,:, G. Kolnryu, j. Flieclricli, ll. Nivliule, YI. Yamllzun. , ' : fW','l!'ulmQSLGQMnns1saaeu?a f.,Tff..,.WB ' 'v1a:J.g!1wM 1f'v44uw11f A .fax K -' . 'N 'Mawr ff... , f mf A Kneeling: Rex Bigunll, ,lack Burr, lluwzlrll Phillips ' Standing: Tum llillinghzun, Hill Bennett, li 'l'l1uits, l r:mklin Pierce, Paul Lzxwrence, Bill Be:-l, RlCllZll'll Gear, John xYZlj2,'llCl', Rirllarll livznls, R. Cunger. ..- ,,A., , ,W ' A T 5-Q L T 1 . Qlgggjiitiiiitii. r ' Rlr. Decker, Dun Bullock, David Ewing, Robert lloover, Dick Markofl, Louie Kabooc, Tom llosluoper, l':Aul Sclxwznl. z.!'Mf -4-v,J'.fsf waxl,su1wTn'f. w4Sv1J.L2-1ca':'f'r3lWK2iv2iz'f+!IfR:z5',s'fxwm1Hxwi1wt-Ph ,, .ff 5 , Eb wif ,1 -FX ,I UM . . .1 ...rv ms ,'-12. ., I 1 5 u .'.,'-. 5. '7emua CENTRAL STARTED out this year with four lettermen back. Philips, Wagner, Burr, and Bennett and with them as a nucleus Ralph Conger determined to build a team that would force Ottawa out of the championship place which she has held for several years. Philips, Burr and Pierce played singles in that order while Wagner and Bennett played number 1 doubles and Geer and Adrianse number 2. There isn't much else to tell except that Central won the city championship in dual matches and then went on to clean up in the Regionals with Wagner and Bennett winning the finals of the doubles and Geer and Adrianse being runners-up. The third doubles team that was required for the Regionals was comprised of Beel and Evans. Winning the city Regionals gives Central the privilege of sending a full team, two singles and two doubles, to the state tournament at Ann Arbor on june 2 and 3. Central has had every reason to be proud of this year's tennis team which brought a new trophy to Central's show cases, putting us once more on top of the list in this sport. So good luck down at Ann Arbor, boys! ATHLETICS 004 AT COACH MARTIN DECKER'S call this spring, twelve divot diggers presented themselves as material for this year's team. At the qualifying round at Kent Country Club four men qualified for regular positions on the team and three remained as alternates. Markoif, Hoover, Ewing, and Bullock played the regular positions respectively and Kaboose, Boslooper, and Schwan qualified as alternates. Entering the inter-high school matches the team greatly appreciated and enjoyed playing on Grand Rapids' finest courses, Highlands, Cascade, Ridgemoor, Gracewil, Kent, Blythelield, and Green Ridge. The four positions on the team were selected each week on the basis of scores in the previous matches. In this way each man sooner or later played practically every position in the course of the season. The entire team will be back to represent Central next year and much is expected of these up and coming golfers. The team wishes to express its thanks for the fine support and cooperation of its coach, Mr. Decker. q.,4.,4.,4' IT IS AN annual custom of the Senior, Junior, and Sophomore girls who are interested in athletics to meet every Monday night and compete in various sports, such as hockey, basketball, volleyball, and baseball. The Seniors finished with top honors in every sport except basketball, the Sophomores winning this tournament. This Monday night group is under the supervision of Miss Campbell. On Tuesday night, under the supervision of Miss Kilstrom, the junior High girls meet to compete in similar activities. Both of these groups indulge in individual sports, including ping-pong, badminton, shuffleboard, and archery. Three honors given at the end of each school year are a numeral, a letter, and an all-city honor, the highest award a girl may receive in athletic work. The purpose of the club, to further the spirit of good fellowship, sportsmanship and leadership, is the basis in determining the receivers of these awards. Appreciation for the extraordinary pains taken by our sponsors, Miss Campbell and Miss Kilstrom, is hereby acknowledged and our love expressed. A T H L E T I C S cy. 4. .4 Officers for the past year have been: President ....,............,............,. ....... M ARY MIDDLETON Secretary-Treasurer ..... ........... I SLA SPRING Sport managers have been: Hockey ................. ..................... P AULA FECHT Basketball .,... ........ L ORRAINE KORTLANDER Volleyball ..... ...... ............ B E TTY MOLINE Baseball ...... .....,. E VELYN BREWER Ping-pong ...... .......... J ANE WAITE Badminton ........ ....,..... H ARRIET Roon Archery ......... ....... A NITA GILLEO lalu 5IPI'llljI, Izllzslhelh lllzwklwwk, jane XXA HI 1 1 uh! Ilullct R111 x lietly Xlululv, Xlzny Xlimlmlleluu. Lurrzxille lxmllm nw X X lmnlglm, Ilnrriet Rf Ping Pong: Ilctly Kamp-, XIEIVIQHI I yultx A ,.. -J ' f 4 .Rx X. 'Xi ,E--f' .al k 1 M.. , HM .K 3 , .nf-'H i lm- 1 N lung, Badmm on 1 1 E 2 Q