Central High School - Helios Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)
- Class of 1940
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timid B Q2 5 JeEe9fYQ KL' EFUTWE F195 SCHOOL -..., EDITORfIN-CHIEF Www: Pm Q T 0,652 .. , .Q 152822. ASSOCIATE EDITOR CIRCULATION MANAGER BUSINESS MANAGER ADVERTISING MANAGER +m1Css1-- f'- -' elios 1 9 4 0 I S S U E FOUNDED 1892 VOLUME XLVIII CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN DEDICATIO To a fine debating team, the members of which gave hours of time and all their energy in master' ing their subject and presenting a winning case, and to two splendid coaches whose efforts were untiring, the Class of 1940 dedicates this annual Helios in appreciation of Central's first championf ship in debate. DEBATE TEAM 1.5, L- 4.5, Y' ,HF Be an opener of doors for such as come after thee. -Emerson Q, ,916 , 4-s 9-1 'li :Qs- .i-I . L' 1 S31 sl' av : . Q29 944. , UC 'if . .F 1 A IVV- if Y-.N 3 27 ff - v . - ,, , H7 ' .' fn. . 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UPTON, M.A. Olivet, University of Michigan Principal A ails. F A ' C U L A. L. Albee, Auto Mccliuiiics. University of Michigan. T Helen L. Anderson, M. A., English. University of Ivlichigan. 36- Wilson B. Ashley, Bnolckccping. Economics. Commercial Law. Univcrs y of Chicago, Michigan State Normal. Y Mary F. Baldwin, Home Economics. Columbia University. T. C. Floyd A. Barber, A. B., Chemistry, Physics. University of Michiga Jessie Beckham, A. B., Librarian. University of Michigan. 'v Marion Campbell, M. A., Physical Education. Western State, Columbia University. Martha E. Clay, M. A., English. Smith, Columbia University. Enid W. Combs, B. S., Art. Chicago Art Institution, Columbia University, T. C. -11- I F, ' 4, f. g.. Jeannette Compton, B. S., Shorthand, Typing, Western State Teachers' College, Office Training School, Columbus, Ohio. Ralph G. Conger, M. A., Physical Education. University of Michigan, Harvard. Sherman Coryell, M. A., Physiology, Science. Michigan State College, University of Illinois, University of Michigan. l O if Maurice Dean, A. B., Music fVocalj. Willamette University. Martin Decker, A. B., M. A., Mathematics, University of Michigan. Harry M. Dexter, Sheet Metal, University of Wisccmiisin, Lewis Art Institute, Uni' versity of Michigan. 75. Mary Divcly, A. B., History. University of Michigan. Florence Efty, A. B., English, History, Debate. Olivet, University of Michigan. Ruth M. Evans, A. B., A. B. in L. S., Librarian, University of Michigan ...12... Major Fergason, P. M. S. and T. I. R. O. T. C. Alice M. R. Gillette, A. B., Home Economics. University of Chicago. Elsa M. Gleye, B. S., Home Economics. Columbia University, T. C., University of Chicago. we Walter Hanson, Yale, Western State Normal. X Nellie M. Hayes, B. S University of Miclxigan. bn' Alicent Holt, M. A., Latin. of Michigan, Columbia. Nl Isabel A. Hunt, M. A., English. Smith, Columbia University. Mabel K. Inglesh, A. B., Mathematics. University of Michigan. Charles Irwin, B. S., Coach, Mathematics. Western State. -13- . x f 32 - . e ' 5' 0 V N 5 . . I x J I K ' V I lt ilk . . K Marian A. james, History. Columbia University. Maurine A. Jones, M. A., History. University of Michigan, Michigan State Normal Frances Kilstrom, M. A., Physical Education, Ypsilanti Normal. Columbia Univer sity, Knox. Ethel Knox, M. A., English. Kalamazoo College, New York University. Alta Lich, A. B., English. University of Michigan, Michigan State College. Mrs. Noreen Litscher, A. B., Art. Michigan State College. Plynn Matthews, B. S., History, Civics. Michigan State Normal. Lowell McDougal, M. A., Science. Western State, University of Michigan. Ruby McKenzie, M. A., French. University of Michigan. -14- Charles H. Newcomer, B. S., Chemistry. Vvboster College, University of Chicago. Pearl E. Oldt, B. S., Mathematics. University of Nebraska, Wcsterri State Teachers' College. Clark C. Oliver, A. B., Science. Hillsdale, W'estern State. I f ' ' . n 4. Q , . V ,4 w . Q Mrs. Gertrude Pangborn, M. A., English. Michigan State Nurmal College, Hills' dale, University of Michigan. Lillian W. Peet, A. B., English. Hope, Calvin, Milwaukee, State Normal, University of Wisconsin. M. A. Petrilli A. B., Instrumental Music. University of Pennsylvania, Vanderbilt, University of Tennessee. Y .. .,. 3' ., G .4 . -f',.- . , - 'n f ,1'r' fiivrriil . -i ' . --,I qfl ...sf-f , Doris M. Porter, A.B., Science. University of Michigan. Florence H. Powers, M. A., French. University of Paris, University of Michigan. Mary R. Powers, A. B., Geometry, Arithmetic. University of Michigan. ..15.. ,X -s lf xii x -B., M8fhCl11HtRS. University of California. Allan B. Robinette, B.S., Algebra, Bookkeeping, Michigan State . Margie Russell, A. B., History, Government. Vv'eStern State Teachers. College, Columbia. Helen K. Shaw, A. B., History. Nellie M. Sheehan, A. B., History. Western State Teachers Leah Ruth Thomas, A. B., English. Vv'estern State, Michigan State Normal, Columbia. nlcifl- .Iva 2' 'C' Alyce Vanden Boogert, A. B., M. A., English, History. University of Miclmigan. Sergeant Ver Bust, R. O, T, C. Norway, Michigan. Ernest F. Vreeland. Lewis Institute, University of Michigan. -.16.. College, University of Coloradbf' 1,-ruff' .J A e .S-f 5 J x Q A Gladys Walser, Art. Ypsilanti Normal, Chicago University. Russell Waters, B. S., Matheniatics. Vv'estern State. Arlene I. Whittemore, B. S., Biology. Michigan State Normal College. I ig 'X .Nl . ' l X, Barbara A. Wykes, A. B., History. Grand Rapids junior College. University ol' Michigan. Marian Zant, A. B.. Matheiixaxties. Micliigan State College. TEACHERS WITHOUT PICTURES Leona Bean, A. B., Slxortlizind, Typing. Albion College. Alfred G. Epps, A. B., Mechanical Drawing. Valpzirznso University, VCestern State Teachers' College. julia C. Gelock, A. B., History. University of Michigan, Dorothy E. Sonke, A. B., Public Speaking, English. Northwestern. University of Miclmigaiw. Eleanore Temple, B. S., Home Economics. Columbia. Ruby Wader, B. S., Retail Selling. Prince School for Education. Boston. .-17... 6 .1 U Rose Nicolette john Pctcrscm Pctcr IKIISCIULI Burt Drayton Jack DcLoof E X .1 Mrs. Bowen Janitors J.. C, B. WIISIWII jack Huuwcrzyl ' P. C M1llcr Jos Jcnkins -13.. S+ A J L 1 Nam' lot mc src Port .md Tom, Tun O, yllll kCL'L1 T.1dpc llc Faculty M1'. .md N111 just kuls Dmuccurms SKIXUHIQS nut 1 X If iff'-4 Success is gained, not given. 4, NYU, i .'V - . 3 . - . 1 4' .0 - . .. .- 0 - . o . . ,. . -. 4: 4 . , , , n ' .-,' ,n. .V .. - .- . . 4 .- ' I ' - ' U . - - . '- V' o. '. - .,- Q . . n Q . I 1. ' . 1 IA ' 4 - . . ' 1 n . - I -..- 1 , , . . ,. . . ..' 5 ' 4 - ,A 'A .1 , , 5 I .1 . '.'.4 s,. . A ,xl 1 . - Q ' ' I '. . n' , . ' , J L A , 1 ' LV' ' 0' , ' A ' ' ,' ' 's' .r . ' - Q' R Q Q 'Q a . ,Q .,l.' . ,--. 1.- . - ..-: ' . 4 . 4 v ' , '- . .. ,. . 'L' D J -.4 .-uv-vi .4 -K-If-,ff-.-, , . 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OFFICERS President . . . Peter Cole VieefPresident . lsla Spring Secretary Marijane Bird Treasurer . . Glen Nelson Girl Adviser . Boy Adviser . . Class Day Orator Numeral Day Orator Spade Orator , Class Prophets Mzirgziret Porter Alex Dillingham , Bob Dangl . Hugh Lillie Elizabeth Wilscuii Evelyn Kline, David ldema, Milton COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Class Day . Numeral Day P. T. A. . Entertainment Photo . . Color and Flower Motto . . Ticket Publicity . Announcement Memorial . Music . Mock Election Auditing . .-22... ' J lVIeGorrill, Vx7ayne Stone David Water Alten Gilleo Eleanor Meyers Elizabeth Wilscnii Harold DeYoung Helena Pitsch Roy Boldt, Doris Richards George Claver Wzlyiie Stone Floyd Barber ames Goldannner Howard Nelson . Bill Upton Lorraine Decker Life in provincial England in the earliest part of the nineteenth century is a far cry from our modern times, so it was a unique experience for the memhers of the cast of the Senior play to appear in this setting. lvloreover, the play was a dramatization of a novel that has delighted generations of readers, .lane Austen's classic, Pride and Prejudice. Miss Austen understood human nature so well that she was ahle to create characters that still seem real today. lt is the manners and customs of her time that seem strange to us, but they give the play its quaint charm. The director, the east, and the production committees all worked to get this effect across to the audience and succeeded admirably. Under the expert direction of Miss Dorothy Sonke the cast all gave fine performances. Mrs. Litscher of the art department supervised the making of the lovely sets, and stunning properties were obtained. Everyone cooperated to make a huge success of this ambitious undertaking. First Row: L. Iiushovvn, E. Kline, D. Idi-ma, E. Wilson, A. Dillinyzham. IS. Kzilawt-rt, H. Lillie. Second Row: W. Meek, E. Comrie, H. Wheeler, B. Simpson. D. Wuer. J. Goldnmmer, J. Melosksu, Miss Sonlw. Third Row: R. Straight, I. Higgins, P. Huntley, B. Williams, D. Hillman, M. Burnham, G. Nelson, K. Irwin. n -231 First Rowz J. Simons, H. Richardson, F. Barber, R. Van Stee, U. Stoetfler, A. Markendorf, C. Claver. H. Pitsch. Second Row: M. Assaley, Mr. Robinotte, Mrs. Litscher, G. Clnver, J. Williams, D. Andrews, J. Roxby. D. Richards, R. Boldt, D. Wise. Third Row: C. Stanton, K. Berermans, A. Gilleo, M. Yturria, N. Dykstra, V. Stamos, T. Stamvs, M. Wise. M. Walker, M. Bird, B. Williams. Fourth Row: K. Osseward, G. Stuart, L. Prentice, I. Spring, R. V0t'YlSt!'Zl, R. Dangrl, D. Voss, B. Upton. H. Phillips. Fifth Row: R. Kloote, J. Nehelius, A. Voss, H. Vonk, P. McNaUghton, M. MeGorrill, A. Marcus, J. Minus, R, Birckhr-ad, K. Proyan, G. Kohryn. These members of the executive staff of Pride and Prejudice managed both the technical and business details exceptionally well. Production Staff Student Director Doris Andrews General Understudy Kathleen Bergmans Costume Committee Dorothy Wise, Chairman, Mary Ann Wise, Mary Yturria, Norma Dykstra, Lois Zillmer, Anita Gilleo. Publicity Committee David Voss, Chairman, Jeanne Nebelius, Katherine Ossevvard, Roger Kloote, Alta jane Davis, Arva Vos, Rose Mary Assaley. Program Committee Roy Boldt, Chairman, Floyd Barber, Bonny Kalawert, Helen Ann Richardson. Ticket Committee George Clavert, Chairman, Lila Ahlen, Kenf neth Proyen, Howard Phillips, George Kob- ryn, Connie Stanton, Charles Claver, Arthur Markendorf, Raymond VanStee, Ulysses Stoeffler. Property Committee Doris Richards, Chairman, Isla Spring, Virf ginia Stamos, Willizim Upton. Abe Marcusse, Idildred Wzilker, Robert Veenstra, Toula Stamos, Marijane Bird Senior Ushers Williani Upton, Chairman, Alten Cilleo, Paul Dame, Richard Markoff, Roy Boldt, Floyd Barber, Phillip Warreii, Paul jones, Robert Dangl, Peter Cole. Stage Crew jim Roxby, Nlanager, Paul McNaughton, Jim Willianis, LaVerne Prentice, Jim Menees, Henry Vonk, Robert Birckhead, Gordon Stuart, Ferris Cassis. Electricians jack Simon, Manager Eugene Plous I I -24-. X Q ' ' I 1 J ,ff . 1 I-f Jane Ack n:XMonitor : Gi ese v 11, : VolleybaT1 111: 1 ee, 1 1: cet , 3, ftwaseball 1219 Pgiips Statf 2, 4 g Se ' r C Q ' 31: servatiori lub 31: Spring Concert 1314A Cappella 11 if 141,, 5, 5- o 1 1 A merry hwy! 11 litflh u rfdlfrflff !'lHllL1l'IlfIlIl'e.v 1 Q' H I ' Homer Raymond Adrianse: Footbfill 11, 21: Baslsktball 11, 2, 3,'41: Baseball 11, 21: Tennis 13, 41: H1fY,13, 41: C Club 13, 41: Math. Club 13, 41: Phyfclsm Club 13, 41. , ., Ile has grown inf m re u-nys Ilmn our . 4 , Lila Margaret Qblenz Monitor 61'1: Girl Reserves.'1'11: Girls' Meet 11, 2. 3, 415, 'olleyball 111: Glec Club 12, 31: G.A.A. 121: Baseball I 121: Spring Conbcrt 1312 Hehos- Staff 131. ' The lifflv 11117111171 1l'rllln'r4l lillllIll'4'.N' Majlis Ahlen: Glec Club 11, 2, 31: Girl Reserves 111: Monitor 11, 2, 31: Girls' Meet 11, 21: Helios Circulation Staff 131. The NIIIINIIIIII' of your .wniI1'. Doris Irene Andrews: Vodvil 111: Senior Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 41: Girls' Meet 11, 21: Monitor 11, 2, 3, 41: Badminton 131: Art Club 13, 41, Secretary 131: PhyfChem 131: Senior Play 141. The Inns-I things l'0Illl' in .vmull purlmyrs. Dorothy Lucille Andrzejewski: Girls' Meet 11, 2, 41: French Club 141: Senior Girl Reserves 141: National Honor Society 141: Announce' ment Committee 141. Wisdom is lwllw Hum ruliir-rf. Nicholas Assaley: Conservation Club 11, 21: Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41: Freshman Coach 141: Football 12, 3, 41: Baekfield Coach 141: Baseball 12, 3, 41: Monitor 131: junior'Sen1or Prom Committee 131: C Club 13, 41: Track 11, 2, 3, 41. For he is ll man. luke' him all ini all. Rose Mary Assaley: Vodvil 111: Girls' Track 11, 21: Fieldball 1111 junior Girls' Glee Club 111: Baseball 11, 21: Volleyball 11. 2, 31: Girls' Meet 11, 41: Monitor 11, 2, 3, 41: Hockey 11, 2, 31: Second Choir 12, 31: Indoor 12, 3, 41: Helios Staff 141: G.A.A, 141: Girl Reserves 141: Conservation Club 141: Biology Club 141: Senior Play 141: Committees-Entertainment, Costume, Ticket 141. 1Il'l'l .N' om' NII'l'1'l Rosa' fhul hux 110 lhurns. . . . ' il .-if-1 1' ' 1' , I , , X 1 PA, , L , T bvllkff, 'Y' X L r + If Q' f- f 4. oyd Austin Barber, Jr.: Football 11, 2, 31: Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41: Base' ball 11, 2, 3, 41. Captain 141: Intramural 11, 2, 31: Track 11, 2, 3, 41: Monitor 121: PhyfChem Club 12, 3, 41: HifY Club Treasurer 131, VicefPresiClent 141: C Club 13, 41: Treasurer junior Class: junior-Senior Prom Committee 131: Athletic National Honor Society 13, 41: Pin and Ring Committee 131: Announcement Coinniittee-'fd Chairman 141: Sponsor junior HifY 141: Usher--Auditorium, Play, Vodvi1 ,AI most likahlzf 1' p 4 f'I'l'I'!L1l 1 zryrwls. Jacqueline 0 elkfmdomhzvgillskfflgh School 11, 2, 31: Student Cou 62' ' Aiserrib Commiftee 111: Sophomore Play 121: y ea Peneirf , Hockey, Baseball 131: Vodvil 141: Com' ni' ees - emorial, Entertainment 141. l'1111.visI1'11r',V, ihou arf a j'PI1'l'l.U Kathleen june Bergmans: Vodvil 111: Girl Reserves 11, 2, 31: junior Glee Club 111: Girls' Meet 11, 21: After School Activities 11, 21: Monitor 11, 21: Domecon Club 12, 3, 41: Courtesy Squad 131: Senior Play 141. Pun we ever have loo :nur-h of il good Ihiny. ' june Pearl Beuker: Girls' Meet 11, 21. 1111 fhflf is fair is by nqinrg good, .I Norman Walter Brooks: Football 11, 2, 3, 41: Baseball 1E1,'2, 3, 413 Ba5ket, f K 1 Ro rt i 'm ' e . Cresto ,, 1, 111 a' 1, 31' all1 1 .. qv, Pj . ,Ma X L i 141: 1, iff-.X 1 ' ay 141: ntrami ls 1: CQ Cc n ees 4 Ni ' Day, '11 141. ' Ill' ixfwns rind Illl zvlfuirlx. v r Marijane Bird: Clee Club 11, 211, Qpcrefta 1.213 Ofcbestyggixfl, 2, if 41: Vodyil 12, 3, 41: Sponsor 12, 3, 41: Bars BH'lli.C1lCVI'0lIS 12, 3, 414 Secretary 121, VicefPreside'nt 141f Sock a d Bvuslrin 143, A 41 VicefPresident 141: Current Events Club 13, 411 lsice-President: 141: Vieeffyresident French Club 141: National Honor Society 1495 X r Secretary of junior Gass and Senior Class: Spring CcmCerC11'1l:'2, X 3, 41: Soloist 141: Senior Play Committee. 1 1 U - 1ll'Ilfl'fIl,S mos! 1'1'r.waIil1' woman. Ruth Caroline Bodbyl: Deland, Florida, High School: Girls' Meet 111: D.H.S. Tri Y 121: Monitor 13, 41: After School Activities 131: Senior Girl Reserves -fx Treasurer 141: Bowling 141. lI'l'e lJI'1'NNNlJI' us ll 11-nlwrfflll. is Roy Chase Boldt: R:O.T.C. 11, 2, 3, 41, Cadet Lieutenant Colonel 141: i Art Club 12, 3, 41: Bars and Chevrons Club 12, 3, 41: Operetta 11' 1 , 121: Helios Art Stail 12, 31: Riile Team 12, 3, 41: Vodvil 141: 4, X. 1 Senior Usber 141: Committees - - Motto, Tag, Program 141: Senior .1 Play 141: National Honor Society 141 ' Ill' .vpeulrs l'10l1Ill'l!H.Il f his Iuulx, Ihr u-rillwn lr-orrl or Iliff pain! I mul brzlxh. Peter C. Boogard: Intramurals 11, 2, 3, 41: Courtesy Squad 11, 41: PbyfChem Club 13, 41: Pen and Pencil Club 131: Track 131: H1fY Club 141: Color and Flower Coininittee 141. ' '11 Tfllfi-lj smile 1rmlrf's ll lmsl of f'l'I'l'llf1N.U 1 vq . Lois Shirley Boshoven: Student Council 111: junior Literary Staff, Helios 11, 21: Girls' Meet 11, 2, 3, 41: Courtesy Squad 121: Sock and Buskin 13, 41: French Club 13, 41: Conservation Club 131: Wendell Boshoven: Choir 141. Sprfwrlz is yrwrl but silvlrrw is -1lI'l'1lfl'l'. Colleen Carolyn Bourne: Courtesy Squad 11, 21: A1'terfScbool Activities 111: Girls' Meet 11, 2, 41: C.A.A. 12, 3, 41: Doinecon 12, 3, 41, VicefPresident 141: Math. Club 13, 41: PbyfCliem Club 13: 41: French Club 13, 41, Treasurer 141: Agona 13, 41, VicefPres1dent, Treasurer 141: Pm and Ring Committee 131: Current Events 131: National Honor Society 141: Vodvil 141: Class Day Committee 141: Helios Staff 141: Pen and Pencil Club 141. A Iran ffollemil -4 willy mul 1-lurrminy. Evelyn Irene Brewer: Girls' Meet 11, 2, 41: G.A.A. 11, 2, 3, 41, Presi' dent 141: Doinecon Club 12. 3, 41, President 141: Agona Club 13, 41, VicefPresident 141: Biology Club 131: Vodvil 141: Courtesy Squad 141: Student Council 141: Auditing Committee 141, lff!f1'i1'Nl'.If 1rlu.v.1' Johnqjunior Bronkhorst: Track 111: R.O.T.C. Corporal 121, Platoon Sergeant 131, Drill Squad First Sergeant 141: Bars and Clievrons 43, 41- 4 ,. J: l,n11'1Luy In' :ron by Nflllllljfy fl VXA if Q 'f L : i 4 1' , ,lj Q J Vf '1!5g My ball 11. 2, 3, 41: Track 11, 2, 3, 41: Band 121: M morial Committee 1111111111081 IIIll'Slll'N irlzvre l'UlH'll'1jl' lrfazls llw ll'lly. Elizabeth Lorraine Burbridge: Marywood 111: Girls' Glee Club 11, 21: Current Events Club 131: Monitor 141: Vodvil Committee 141. ll'1f lmfv fo fl'lll'l' so murlz liylzf flfilllllll. Vodvil 141: Senior Play 141: Honor Society 4- Secretary IlIIf'l11'llt'lll'S? were a lowly musk. gf sax.. 1.5612 .43 , F . f -s x Madelyh Katherine Burnham: Monitor 121, Senior Play 141: Vodvil 141. Crfulrul will mixs tlml Iwinlrlaf in ilu' vyzf. Betty Jeannette Bush: Cvirl Reserves 1213 Conservation Club 12, 31: Senior Cvirls' Clee Club 1311 Cboir 141. She .vpurklrs in lllllllilj ways. Kay Marion Cain: Girl Reserves 141. .'1lll'4l-US raising min In liiylwi' lrf1'1'I.v. Joseph Shekap Cassis: Football 11, 2, 3, 41, AllfCity 141: Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41: Intramural 111: I'I1'Y 11, 2, 3, 41: Track 11, 2, 41: Helios Staff 11, 21g Vodvil 13, 41, C Club 13, 41: Publicity Committee ol' Senior Play 141, Choir 12, 3, 41: Stage Crew 141. IV1' los-11 an ulhlfflc' in Joe. Charles Witman Claver: Intramurals 121: Track 131: Camera Club 13, l 41: Conservation Club 131: HifY Club 13, 41: PliyfChem Club sf 41: Ticket and Class Day Committees: Scoreboards 13, 41. .- 0 1ui.1'vr lllll lllfl'Pl' lIlll'lll 6 1 ref George Conra Claver, jr.: Band 11, 21: HifY 13, 41: Camera 13, 41: PliyfChem 13, 41: Track 13, 41, Manager 131: Usher 141: Ticket Committee 141. .-In uvrw of pefrforrmliirwf ix ll'0I'lll ll rrlmlrf luml of 1n'miii.-ew. ' 1 Norval James Clfifordz R.U.TiC. 11, 2, 31: Bars sandk Clievrons 12, 31. Every man is lilrw Ihr' vompany hw is iron! tu k4'l'lI.U Peter Cole, Jr.: Football 11, 2, 3, 41g Intramurals 111, HifY 13, 41: PbyfCliem Club 13, 41: Baseball 131: Current Events Club 1413 Stage Crew 141: President - junior Class 131, Senior Class 141. Dmfl l'l'lllI'l1. girls! h . 4 I 'la fv ,fu-,,, a ,,,... -r'5'-Q-Dv 5 . 1 1 'H '- ' c!fY4.!' ' xl .. r , 4 0 J , ' fb Eiga r l rwlxlmfwde 51ff'zy1 A oiuuvfi, 41: R.O.T.C. ' ons. 13 4 ars d l v SJ13 g oxteff-131: Announcement Q3 0 1 ' ast . ff f Nfl . mf' mor: ll'I'l'N1lll.1l.,l Louis Philip Gage Criner: Airplane Club 1211 Stage Crew 13, 411 Enter' tainment Committee 141. Frirls ara slulrlmrn Iliinyx: lflumv lllflll for his flrfvul. Mary Belle Curtis: Marlboro, Mass. 111: Monitor 12, 313 Vodvil 1415 Properties Committee 141: Exchange Assembly 141. Tlu' yrass stoops mil. shrf Irwzflx xo liylrlf' Paul William Dame: Basketball 11, 21: Intramurals 11, 21: Classical Club 1315 Usher 141: Announcement Committee 141. HIYIHIB but himself van ln' liix pfirullfflf' Joseph b n Co sy S ad , 21, Manager 141: Helios Staff , as all 1, 2 ' e . u 111: Track, Assistant Mana' ger 1 , anager M t . tion 121: C Club 12, 3, 41, Tr s er Vice-Pr sid 1 . 5 bate Team 13, 41, State 141: C unit 't S eak 131: Soc and Buskin, Vice-President 1 1: udent Counc E ' 141: President InterfHi Student Counf cil 141: Math. Cl 13, . by-Chem 131: Current Events 13, 41: National Honor ocicty 13, 41. Our loss is flue lVorlfl'.v yuin. Alta Jane Davis: Monitor 11, 2, 31: Girls' Meet 11, 21: Vodvil 12, 41, Ticket Committee: R.O.T.C. 12, 31: Bars and Chevrons 121: Helios Staff 12, 31: Classical Club 13, 41: Senior Play Publicity Committee 141- 'Zfl prefiy girl is like u IIII'l0ll-ll.U Ferne LaDornia Davis: Conservation Club 13, 415 Girl Reserves 13, 41. SIIPJS su-WI anal lH'l'l'l' Ifnnlrs rlefvuf. Jack Ellingson Dean: Airplane Club 12, 3, 41, VicefPresident and Secre' tary 141: R.O.T.C. 13, 41: Rifle Team - H. Trophy Team - Cadet, 2nd Lieutenant: Service Committee lor Military Ball. ' Ere 1 111 as his gif! and flu' fools ure his who can use Ihem. fQLk - MM , X , Lorrai 0 ot Dec er: Cvlebl Clu 11, 21: ls' Meet 111: Monitor ' ere a - ri Co 2 3 1 Choir 13, 41: Biology re e P ide 14 Honor Society 13, Ty nior Auditing Committee, , C 1 , 5 , ub 3, 1, t d ' f ' 1: 1' i ar 1: eli 't 1 : ' h ' m 14 -' 4, UA lea mint lllllli is 0 xhylit lQll'lllllll!ll'.u Robert Dennis Decker: Basketball 111, Track 11, 2, 31: Intramurals 11, 2, 3, 41: Band 11, 2, 41: Exchange Assemblies 141: Vodvil 12, 3, 41. Bob, the boy with the agile fingers. Shirley Mae DeNeut: Creston: Ottawa 111: Chess Club 11, 41: Stamp Club, Secretary 111: Senior Orchestra 12, 3, 41: Camera Club 13, 41, SecretaryfTreasurer 141: Phy-Chem 13, 41: Monitor 141. I have a heart Il'l'lIf room for every joy. Evelyn jane DeWitt: R.O.T.C. Sponsor 12, 3, 41: Bars and Chevrons Club 12, 3, 41: French Club 121: Choir 141: Glee Club 11, 21: Octet Accompanist 141: Music Committee 141. -' J ' ', E, ller quivfl 'lllHlS81HlIllljl wuyx will carry her fun I ,V .' ' 'J ' Marvin Edward DeWitt: Student Council 111: Band 12, 31: HifY 12, 3- 41: Glee Club 121: Monitor 13, 41: Vodvil 141: Mock'Election Committee llf' !'0'lllll1l!f think of lzfrwing 1'1'nfral. Harold james DeYoung: Courtesy Squad 12, 41, Period Manager 141: Airplane Club 12, 41: Math. Club 131: Photo Committee, Chairman 141: Chess and Checker Club 141: Usher 141. A u-isp man is strung. Alex Dillingham: Band 11, 2, 41: R.O.T.C. 11, 21: Football 111: HifY 12, 3, 41, Boy Adviser 1411 Track 13, 41: Helios Art Stall 141: Vodvil 141: Senior Play 141: Sock and Buskin 141. Tall. dark, and lJr11'1'4'y. George Orin Drake: Band 12, 3, 41: Senior Orchestra 141. Principle is erer my m0tIo. 'll I f'n i 1, ,fs Harriet Elizabeth Dupy: Glee Club 12, 31: Courtesy Squad 141. A miyhty spirit fills that little frame. Norma Louise Dykstra: Glee Club 11, 213 G.A.A. 11, 21: Girls' Meet 121: Committees - Costume for Senior Play, Numeral Day. Strffrftrzlfsx is lwr rirtuw. Richard Isadore Evans: Senior Crchestra 11, 2, 3, 41, Concert Master 13, 41: Vodvil 11, 2, 3, 41, Courtesy Squad 111: AllfCity Inter' High Qrchestra 11, 2, 3, 41: Biology Club 121: Tennis 12, 3, 41: Pen and Pencil Club 13, 41, Vice-President 131: C Club 13, 419 Chess Club 141, President: Student Council 141, Helios Staff 13, 413 Current Events Club 13, 41: French Club 131: Mixer Committee 131, Motto Committee 141, The mud musician. Corinne Faasse: Glee Club 11, 21: G.A.A. 11, 215 Girl Reserves 11, 41: Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 31: Girls' Meet 12, 41, Christmas Assembly 13, 41: Class Day Committee A lzrays on time. 1 Ti 11 Catherine Louise Ferguson: Vodvil 11, 215 Property Committee 141: Red Cross 12, 31: Operetta 121: Monitor 12, 313 PhyfChem 131: Current Events 13, 41, Anti T. B. junior Board 13, 41, Sock and Q Buslcin ' lt is 510011 to lira and learn. l - 1 . . Dorothy Mae Ferwerda: Domccon Club 11, 2, 3, 41: Sergeantfatffxrms 141: Meet 121. , . To kilflll' har is lo like her. 1 E ' Margaret Anne Fisher: Domecon Club 11, 2, 3, 41: Girl Reserves 11, 2, 31: Conservation 131. .-I quiet 'manner and a kindly smile. Betty Eileen Fleck: Domecon Club 12, 3, 41, Secretary 141, Biology Club 13, 41, President 141, Monitor 13, Committee . She can 0'l'0l'l'07lll' any evil u-ill: good. - 1 41: Color and Flower . ,' Y Sylvester LeRoy Fleeger: Senior Band 1113 R.O.T.C. 12, 3, 41: Bars and Chevrons 13, 41, .-1 soldier among soldiers. Virginia Ruth Frawley: Monitor 111: Glee Club 111: Domecon Club 11, 2, 3, 41: Biology Club 131: Girl Reserves 13, 41: Vodvil, Ticket Committee. Always vlzetfrful, always lfimlly. Cecilia Ida Friedrich: Crchestra 11, 2, 31: Girls' Glec Club 12, 31, Choir 13, 41: Monitor With her bass-fiddle' shcfll go far! James Henry Frielink: Track 11, 2, 41. Quint in svlmol, but 011 the track field hon' he van run on' Richard Allison eer: Basketb' ll 11, 2, 3, 41, Ca ain 141: Baseball 11, 21: P.T.A. mittee 6HifY b 1 ,'4 ieefPresident 131, T -Llf 1 : or . A pella , elios 131: C Club 41: y'C 41: Ex gc Asc ies 131: Octet 13, 41: N1 sher1 :Te ' 13, 41: Sta Regio ls 131. X .-I jll'l'll1 ullllzflr' - rc youd frivul. Sophie Georgacakes .I .v111il1' ll 111i1111I1'. Doris Louise Geske: Junior Girls' Glee Club 111: Domecon Club 12, 3, 411 Vodvil Il'.v 115111 In lm 1ml1r1'r1l 1I'l1rf11 .If0fl,l'f' rlfrllwrllllny niwrf. Anita Marie Gilleo: Helios Staff 11, 31: Girls' Meet 11, 2, 3, 41: Courf tesy Squad 12, 3, 41, Manager 141: After-School Activities 13, 41: Classical Club 13, 41, Secretary, Chairman Book Sale 141: G.A.A. Arcl anager 13, 411 Math. Club 13, 41: Pen and Pencil Club . esident 141: Vodvil 13, 41, Costume Committee, Chair' man : JuniorfSenior Prom Committee 131: Agona 141: Senior 1 ' e inment Committee 141: French Club 141: National Honor ty, Secretary 141: Senior Play Costume Committee 141: Sock - n skin, Secretary 141. . ' .v 'uk lolfrlzfr 1111111 11'11r1l.v, M. Alten Gilleo: Glee Club 111: Electrician for Vodvil and Operetta 111: Choir 121: Math. Club 13, 41, President 141: Current Events Club 13, 41, President 141: PhyfChem, Treasurer 131: Vodvil Chief Electrician 1311 Technical Mngr. 131: Sock and Buskin 13, 41, Treas' urer 131: Helios Staff 13, 41, Ad Manager 141: Classical Club 141, National Honor Society, Treasurer 141, lli.v lI'lH'flI ll'll.Y 11'111'1'1111l for 111.-1 ll'I'1l'UIIIl'.H Jean Victoria Gillespie: A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 41: Glee Club 111: French Club 1111 Helios Stall 12, 31: Classical Club 131: Vodvil 12, 3, 41: Exchange Assemblies 13, 41: Class Poem If1'lllIf.I1 is ilx 0lI'll l'.l'1'llS1' for lwi11y. James Henry Golclammer: Glee Club 111: Spring Concert 11, 2, 3, 41: Basketball 111: Intramurals 11, 2, 3, 41: Choir 121: A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Octet 12, 3, 41: Football 121: Exchange Assemblies 131: HifY 13, 41: PhyfChem 13, 41: Pen and Pencil Club 131: Track 13, 41: Senior Usher 141: lviemorial Committee, Chairman 141: Senior Play 141. The riyhl IIIIIII lllIf'll.l1S 11-i11.v. Blenn Dora Graham: Courtesy Squad 12, 3, 41: Monitor 12, 3, 41: Girl - Reserves 141: Conservation Club 141. The rnflflffsl 111111111r1's, 11'ill1 H111 l11'111'1'sl 11111111 11ml ffI'lIfll'Nf l11'1l1'f. 'S 1 Evan Louis Graham: Basketball 111, Track 111, R.O.T.C. 12, 3, 41: Q' Bars and Clievrons 141. m1701111-U Mr. Li11,1'oI11. Shirley Louise Harris: G.A.A. 11, 213 junior Chorus 111: Glee Club 1- A 12, 31: Operetta 121: Girls' Meet 12, 41: Choir 141: Domecon Club 5 lift, 141- She is IIPI'I'l' ll'I'IH'y in 11-011-dr1i11y. V in 1 X David Carlton Hatch: Baseball 141. LM Ury lI'0I'l18 III' fur. Grace Elaine Hatch: Glee Club 11, 21, A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Oper' etta 121: Monitor 11, 21: Girl Reserves 11, 3, 41: G.A.A. 11, 213 Vodvil 111: Girls' Meet 11, 21: Hockey 121: Spring Concert 11, 2, 31. Always zrilliny Iv help 1'1'11Ir11l and iis 111-Iiviliwx. Edward Burnham Hawkins: East Grand Rapids: Football 11, 3, 41: Track 11, 2, 3, 41: Basketball 11, 21: C Club 131: Senior Usher 141. Nlrnuy unrl .srilwnl xrfninr. Patricia Anne Helferan: Conservation Club 111: Monitor 11, 2, 31: Girls' Meet 11, 21: Art Club 141: Vodvil 141: Properties Committee for OnefActs 141. is lint all in goof! lin11 ' 4 Thane George Hendershot: Big Rapi s High School: Football 111: Track 11, 2e1f Basketball 11, 2. 31: C lub 13, 41: HifY 13, 41: Monitor 131 ' Z .ll'n'u.ux f.Ilil'll1ll.Il' Carolyn Gertrude Hendricks 'llllllllfillil has no l'i.sli'. C Irene Elizabeth Higgins: Girls' Meet 11, 21: C.A.A. 111: French Club 12, 3, 41: Pen and Pencil Club 131: Current Events 131: Red Cross 131: Monitor 141: Helios, Typist 141: Pride and Prejudice 141. ll'l11'll .vlu s lliI'l'. NIIWYN nwful uirv. Douglas Woodruff Hillman: Phillips Exeter Academy 131: Red Cross 11. 2. 41: Basketball, Manager 111: Tennis 11, 21: lvlonitor 11, 21: Vodvil 111: Helios 11, 2, 41: Operetta 121: French Club 141: Glee Club 111: A Cappella Choir 121: Courtesy Squad 141: Senior Play 141: Color and Flower Committee 141. Lilmhlv liuuyf Ilw nufrils xrn'1'1'.ss. Melvin Edward Hoekstra: Hi'Y 111: Band 111: Monitor 111: Basket' ball 12, 3, 41: Courtesy Squad 121: Football 12, 41: C Club 13, 41. llrf ilirl ll lol for Vrllllvll. Ivo, Joe Reed Hogan: Mt, Pleasant High 11, 2, 31: Football 141: Track 141. llrfrr Vllllll' ilu' lrixll. H Robert Joe Hoover: Golf 11, 2, 3, 41: Courtesy Squad 11. 21: Helios Stall' 121: lntramurals 121: Conservation Club 13, 41: C Club 13, 41: Current Events 131: National Athletic Honor Society 13, -11: Property Committee 141. I um in rurnrfsl. Virginia Mae Hoover: Ottawa Hills 111: Cirl Reserves 11, 2, 3, 413 Commercial Club 111: Biology Club 111. .I Il'1ll'lm'lllIllI is lu'lllIlI'll by his worlf. Frederick J. Hopkins: R.O.T.C. 12, 3, 41, Corporal Sergeant 131, Platoon Sergeant, Commander Drill Squad 141: Bars and Chevrons llllfllilliil ix iIllll0NNlIrll'. 13, 41. To u r'nl'1 I IMI' , n was to .A. 11, 21: Cirl Reserves 13, -11. s ni hz nm o la G- i . r Marian Gertrude Huber: French Club 121: Girls' Meet 121. 1'lli'll.ljS uw' nulrln lil'l'I-lj by hm' quick wil. Phyllis Lilian Huntley: Glee Club 11, 211 Courtesy Squad 12, 3, 41, Manager 141: Domecon Club 12, 31: Girls' Meet 121: A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Pen and Pencil 13, 41, Secretary 131: National Honor Society 141: PhyfChem 131: ,lumorfSenior Prom 131: Helios Staff 13, 41: French Club, Secretary 141: Motto Committee 141: Vodvil 141: Senior Play 141. She has llw lwarl lo 1-m:r'1'i1'v, flu' Illlllflwfllllllllljl I0 rlirvel, and the lmnll Io 1'.rw'11l1. David Gay Idema: Helios Statl 13, 41, Business Manager 1411 Math. Club 131: PhyfChem 131: Sock and Buskin 141: French Club 141: Band 141: Class Prophet 141: Vodvil 141: Senior Play 141: National Honor Society l'nlitf'ii1'.vs rnsls llflflllllfl 111111 flllilla' l'l'l'l'-llfhlllflfv Katherine Anne Irwin: AfterfSchool Activities 11, 21: Courtesy Squad 111: Domecon Club 11, 2, 3, 41: Conservation Club 12, 31: Girl Reserves 12, 31, Biology Club 1313 National Honor Society 141, YiqefPresident: Charge of Lost and Found: Vodvil 141: Senior Play 4 , .llilrl in nmiilwi' uurni in lzvurl. Barclay Miller Ivanek: Webb, Tennessee. Our gffniul frirnd willz Iliff .wifi fIl'llH'l1Hfl roizvf. Reynold Richardson Jeltema: Glee Club 11, 3, 41: Courtesy Squad 121. lVli1:f do you liear from l'vI'lll11'l'. lfrfyiif Ruth Margaret jeltema: Glee Club 11, 21: Spring Concert 12, 31: A Cappella Choir 13, 41: Christmas Assembly 141, Announcement Committee 141, ,-I yoml rrfpululiun is more Vlllllllllll' llmn inoliey. Doris Mae Jones: Girl Reserves 111: Glee Club 11, 3, 41: Conservation 12, 31: Spring Concert 131: Courtesy Squad 131. ,I fIf1i'lr-ryccl niairlrn. Paul Walton Jones, jr.: Glce Club 111: A Cappella Choir 121: Monitor 111: Classical Club 12, 3, 41, V1CC'PTCS1dCDf 131, Treasurer, Presif dent 141: Vodvil 121: Operetta 121: French Club 13, 41, President 131: Helios Stall 11, 3, 41, Editorf1n'Chief 141: Math, Club 131: Student Council 13, 41: Current Events 141: Usher 141: National Honor Society 13, 41: Community Chest Speaker 141. VnufI:, zrlml mun's Iliff' is lilrr Io Im. rlollz sliozvf' Russell Edward Jones: Catholic Central 11, 21: Biology Club 111: Track 11, 21: C Club 12, 41: Conservation Club 13, 41: R.U.'l'.C. 13, 41, Corporal 131, Sergeant 141: Bars and Chevrons 13, 41: Student Council 141, Fluff of fool. .wlrollyf of lzwurl. Edward Montgomery Julian: Virgil High School, Los Angeles, Cal. 111: Benton Harbor High School 121: Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41: Baseball 11, 2, 3, 41: Math. Club 1111 Football 121: Student Council 121, HifY 12, 3, 41, Treasurer 13, 41. Fun you lrwrfp is will: him. lfolfliirff A 5 Bonny Beth Kalaw 'tz Co rtesy Squad,11. -, 41: bfgib 111: Girls' Meet 11, 2,' , C155 12, 41: Ping'Pong To rnament 121: Math. Club 13, 41, enn' . 4f Sen r Play 141f Program Committee 141: Agon' 141g'gat1on Hoiigr Society 1 1: All'Club Banquet Programs 1: Mock El tion 'ommittee' 41: Badminton 141: Helios Sta 141, 2 A The pw ' Ihr' flhlfjlll' LJ H111 1niiul. Donald Keegstra: Baxter Christian 1113 Track 12, 3, 41: C Club 11, 2, 31: B. and G. Meet 121: Football 13, 41: Basketball S. R. 141. In sports mul oul - cz youd sporl. Clayton Jennings Kelley, jr. Track, Trainer 12, 31: Football, Trainer 11, 21: Baseball, Manager 111: R.O.T.C. 12, 3, 41: Stage Crew 12, 3, 41: Stage Manager 13, 41: Vodvil 12, 31: Clubs Q Art, Model Airplane, Bars and Chevrons, HifY, Red Cross. Umnprmy, .:lff1'llf1lllI.' Bettie Marie Kellogg: South High School 11, 21: Vodvil 13, 41: Ex' change Assembly 131: Art Club 13, 41: Monitor 131: Senior Play Assembly. Sparkling I'-IIVX mul rlanriny feel. Evelyn Jones Kline: Vbdvil, o' u C mmittee 1, A-'sta o Director 141: French C1 , , . t, . H 1 . : we ands 1, S ' ' nal, 'f 1, Re str' 4 ath. u 13 '4 S ,Qretary'1411 Sock Burien, et 1: P 126611-Qub' ooff- 0f Il'll0llI fhr u-orlfi is :ml u'urIhy. Roger john Kloote: Glee Club 11, 21: iyfChem C1191 13, 141: Tauck 131: A Cappella Choir 141: Pubieity C rnmitteo 141. f - Thu! ll'1ll ll'lII1l'. l,,, ':j I X74 ' George Kobryn: Union High School: Track 11, 2, 31: Football 11, 2, 41: Airplane Club 121: Baseball 12, 31: Camera Club 131: HifY 141: Ticket Committee 141. Lvl 1:'l'1II'jlI' :Io it. Clover Arleen Kooyers: Harrison 111: G.A.A. 12, 3, 41: Conservation 12. 3, 41: Girls' Meet 12, 41: Current Events 131: Spring Concert 131: Domecon Club 141: Girl Reserves 141: Vodvil 141: P.T.A. Committee 141. Fur xlnf was lmrn In lure. Ethel Mildred Koster: Girls' Meet 11, 2, 41: Courtesy Squad 111: Votl' vil 111: G.A.A. 12, 3, 41: Conservation Club 12, 31: Current Events 13. 41: Biology Club 13, 41: Girl Reserves 141. Sirwl. yrlwi-o::.s'. um! .sim-err. Reserves 141. Monitor 131. .JJ 1' 12rg.4fg and Fw yan., T ,lean Louise Kowalski: Girls' Meet 11. 21: Courtesy Squad 131: fir LM noi your llrurl lm Iroul1lru'. Harold Langereis: National Honor Society 141. ' ix .su .silrlll f-VII' IYIIUIY' his Iruw rI'nrllr. Frances Harding Ledbetter: Monitor 131: Choir 13, 41: Art Club 141 sf yrmrl xlmlrful who lil-1-.v u ynnrl linux Barbara Faye Lewis: Senior Orchestra 11. 21: Glee Club 11, 21: GAA 11 21 Girl M t111Up tt 111 Ch ir 121 nl gyf ee : ere a : 1 o - :B vor' flub lInnw.sl, Ifnhlfir, I rwrllu wus hrfrzf' ls and Chevrons Club 12, 3, 41: Rifle Team 12, 3, 41: Drill Squad 121: Cadet Captain 141: H. Trophy Team 141: Entertainment Com- mittee 141. 4'lll0llII'l' soldier nzrlrrlws uni of lll'lIllYIl. i A Daniel Gerard Lewis: South Hivh School: R.O.T.C. 11, 2, 3, 41: Bars Hugh Douglas Lillie: Glee Club 111, Basketball 11, 2, 31, Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 3, 41:'A Cappella Choir 12, 31: Footba.lY12, 3, 41, Co' Captarrg 141: Student Council 13, 41: National Honor Society 13, ' 41, President 141: Math. Club 13, 41, President 141: PhyfChem Hep CluK,f13'1 Track 131: junior Class Prom, Chairman 131: C Club ' Entertainment Committee 141: Senior Usher 141: Community X gst Speaker 141: Helios, Circulation Manager 141: Numeral Day ator 141. 4 ll1.1l1 rlolfs-,so mfuiy fliinys rr-rll. Barbara Ruth Loveland: Vodvil 111: Girls' Meet 111: French Club 131, Conservation Club 1311 Biology Club 131: Senior Girl Reserves 13, 41, President 141: Helios, Typist 141. Une Il',lU malrrx muxiz' lII'l'l'l' luwlrx frizfnrls. Mary Jane Mac Langs: Monitor 121. O imwr xlrir IVas los! lmrrf lm! ll rom' uf'ur.', Thomas Joseph Majchrzak Ile is monarrl: of all lu' xl1r:wys. Fred George Maloley: Football 11, 2, 3, 41, Captain: Baseball 11, 2, 31. llwefx one Mille who .wflflom lmllrx. Mary Maloley: AfterfSchool Activities 121: Girls' Meet 121: Glee Club 131: Monitor 131, Girl Reserves 141: Committee on Vodvil The uye's lmrw if. Roselle Helen Mankel: G.A.A. 11, 2, 31: Girl Reserves 11, 2, 31: Girls' Little dynamite. J Meet 11, 2, 31: Pen and Pencil Club 141. N1 SJ yAbraham Marcusse, Jr.: Football 12, 3, 41: Track 121, C Club 13, 41: Property Committee Senior Play 1 .ln1l ull nmy flu ll'llIll has lay man lawn lllllllhv ' . . . 1 Arthur C. Markendorf: East Grand Rapids 111: H1'Y 131: Ticket Com' 1 mittee 141, 1 n nm xy 1 .V1f'1'vf:' a lull rr fnl wh .lvl ix lrnunzl. , X X Q tx cf 1 , - - I 'X 4 A Richard t Markoff: Golf fl, 2, 3, 41: Glee Club 11, 21, President 111: Stu ent Council 11: 35 41, President 141: Spring Concert 111: Foot' 5 ' 1' bal 12, 31: junior Octet 121: Hi-Y Club 13, 41, President Central -flifY, Secretary and President of Kent County HifY Council: Stu' dent Council 13, 41, President 1413 C Club 131: Sock and Buskin Club 131: Helios Stall 13, 41: Courtesy Squad 131: National Athletic Honor Society 13, 41: A Cappella Choir 141: Vodvil 141, Member, junior Speakers' Bureau: Exchange Assemblies, Usher, Senior Play. l'Ve r'un'l ull be 1'l1r1n1plrm.v. Barbara Jean McCall: Glee Club 11, 21: Usher at Spring Concert 111: G-A-A. 121: Choir 12, 3, 41: Monitor 131: Girls' Meet 121: Girl Reserves 141. lVorry and I lIl1l'l' iierer mel. Milton Morse MeGorrill, Jr.: Vodvil 11, 2, 3, 41: Band 11, 2, 3, 41, Soloist 12, 3, 41, Student Director 13, 41: Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 41, Soloist and Student Director 141: Trumpet Trio 11, 21: IntrafStatc Band and Orchestra 12, 3, 41: Exchange Assembly 12, 3, 41: Sock and Buskin 13, 41: Senior Play Committee 141: Class Prophet 141: ClassfDay Program 141. UW like lo luuyli willi him. David Thom son McMahon: Summit Hi b School New Jerse Wilson P g 1 Y, High School, Washington, D. C. 11, 21: Track 12, 3, 41: Courtesy Squad 12, 31g Football, Manager 1313 Basketball 13, 41: C Club, President 141: Student Council 13, 41. Ile has flu' wild sIay'.-r fool, ilu' lion's l1rfr1rI.', Edward joseph McNamara: Baseball 11, 21: Band 11, 21: Football 12, 3, 41: Vodvil 12, 41: Track 13, 41: C Club 13, 41: P.T.A. Com' mittee 141. Thou wins! not Ilwn lm false fo any man. William Gardner Meek: Student Council 11, 21: Monitor 11, 21: Nativ- ity 111: Helios Art Stall 131: Math. Club 13, 41: Sock and Buskin 13, 41: Senior Play, Electrician 131: Senior Play Cast 141: Art Club 141: Vodvil Electrician 141: Author of Vodvil 141. Self-r'onfifl1'nn' is the fi:-.1-I requisite Io great llIllIl'l'fIlli'lll.IlN.H June Virginia Meleski: Girl Reserves 13, 41: Senior Play 141. No om' lI'1Illf.Y lo .ww .lumf yo ll'lIl'Il, .1 Illll' ronw.-:. Lorraine Ruth Mell: Cirls' Meet 111: Monitor 111: First Prize Letter, Writiiig Contest 111: Glee Club 11, 21: Chorus 11, 21: R.O.T.C. Sponsor 121: Bars and Clievrons 121: Pen and Pencil Club 131: National Honor Society 1413 P,T.A. Committee 141: Military Ball Committee: Senior Mixer Committee 141. Grail nnrl fI'!ll'lI'N.N' minds rlimll SINIIII'-V1 info l'l'0ll'IlN'U Helen Marie Merryman: Baseball 11, 31: Courtesy Squad 121: Conserva' tion Club 121: Volleyball 121: French Club 131: Girls' Meet 13, 41: Vodvil 141: Pen and Pencil Club 141: Color and Flower Committee 141- H1I0lll'Nf labour bears ll lowly flll'0.U Kathryn Mae Mersm mecon Club 11, 3, 41: Courtesy Squad 11, 21: Conserva' Club 13, 41: Current Events Club 131: Senior Girl Re iv . 13, 41: Senior Mixer Committee 141: Memorial Com' mittee : Helios T ' 141. Thr world nwan.v so el 'ny lo Ihr' capable. ' 1. Eleanor Mao Meyers: Domecon Club 11, 21: G.A,A. 11, 21: Bars and Chevro ' 12,,3,' 41, Vice'President 112: R.O.'l'.C. Sponsor 12, 3, 141: Nliizional Honor Society 13, 41: urrent Events Club 13, 41. In y917T'fl and lmriuly II'l-WIUIII ix IIN, rorr. Clayton Jay Moerdyke: Monitor 11, 21: Orchestra 111: Matli. Club 141. Ile lrruwls fax! who Ir1u'ul.s' alone. Betty Anne Moline: Volleyball 11, 2, 3, 41, Manager 131: Baseball 11, 2, 31: Fieldball 111: C.A.A. 11, 2, 3, 41: Girls' Meet 11, 2, 41: Monitor 11, 3, 41: Girls' Clee Club 11, 21: Hockey 12, 3, 41: Ten- nis 121: Domecon Club 12, 3, 41: SergeantfatfArms 131: Agona Club 13, 41, Secretary 141: A Cappella Choir 13, 41. Lovely to look af. dwliglifful Io know. Cynthia Murray: Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 31: Vodvil 12, 3, 41: Matli. Club 13, 41, VicefPresident 141: Classical Club 13, 41, Vice'Presif dent and Cofchairman of Book Sale 141: Red Cross 131: Current Events Club 131: Helios Staff 131: After-School Activities 141: Senior Play 141: Ring Committee 131: Color and Flower Committee 141. Almost PI'0l'.llfhl1l.11 Ilia! is great has lawn :lone by youlhf' Y x ' Jeanne Shirley Nebelius: Mt. Mercy Academy 11, 2, 31: Vodvil 141: Senior Play Committee-Publicity 141. 1'UIl1IIl0lIl'U li'lIIlll'lI us Qllwrliv. Glen Avery Nelson: Wrestling 111: Courtesy Squad 11, 2, 41: Orchestra 11, 2, 31: Track, Manager 12, 31: Electrician 12, 3, 41: PhyfChem Club 13, 41, VicefPresident 131, Treasurer 141: Math. Club 13, 41, Current Events Club 13, 41: HifY 13, 41: Ring and Pin Commit' tee 131: Sock and Buskin 141: National Honor Society, President 141: C Club 141: Chess Club 141: Senior Usher 141: Senior Play 141: Public Address System, Manager 1411 Treasurer, Senior Class 141- Hvlllll 1f.n'1lr'i'iv1u'1' lu' has luul al 1'ollr1'fil:y 1l1'hl.s-.' Howard John Nelson, Jr.: Mackenzie, Detroit 11, 21: Football 131: Band, Soloist 13, 41: Orchestra 13, 41: lntra'State Orchestra and Band 13, 41: Vodvil 131: Exchange Assembly 13, 41. D5 IV1' run nrrwr rrfurli ilu' iuuviril man. Budd Nichols: Baseball 11, 2, 3, 41. Slill Il'Ilfl'l'8 run ilrafp. ifilliam Davis NO'Connor: Football 11, 2, 3, 41: Basketball 111: HifY J v-13, 41. f As jll'7lllllIl1 rm fl llnlmb print. Bertha Rose Orzula Slay mr su-r'1'l as you an Katherine Alta Osseward: Courtesy Squad 1-1, 2, 3, 41, Current Events Club 11, 215 Art Club 11, 2, 3, 41: Helios Staff 11, 2, 3, 41: Audit- ing and Publicity Committee. SIN' :forks l1llll'fl.lj hu! f'ffl'1'fil'1'l.II. Florence Marie Overbye: Monitor 11, 31: Girls' Meet 121: Hockey 121. 'l'liy llI01ll'.Vl'lf is ll rzlnfllr' In Ill: lll1'I'l . . .I ,joy oft! Robert Carl Palmer: Band 11, 2, 3, 41: R.O.'1'.C. 12, 3, 41, Senior lst Lieutenant 141: Bars and Chevrons 12, 3, 41: Orchestra 12, 31: Basketball 12, 31: Track 121: Football 131. Ifrlurulivnl nmlrrx llll' num. Howard Phillips: Tennis 12, 3, 411 Basketball 13, 411 Coinniittees Senior Play Ticket, Announcement 141. V- If only ull allilwlrfs u'rf1'r us mnilrxl. John H. Pilon Quiwl. llrflnrllrlrllllr, l'll1l!lIPl4' ' llurl'.v Jllllll. He :ia Esther tsch: Monitor 11, 2, 3. 41: Glee Club 11, 21: Votlvil 11, 2, 414 asketball 111: Volleyball 111: Girls' Meet 11, 21: Spring Concer 1 1' 21: Operetta 21: PingfPong Tour. 121: Committees N, Vodvil gket, Dperetta i'ket 121: Choir 131: Nativity 131: Vodf yil, Tick Manager 141:, adminton Tour 141: Epitbet Committee 1411 . Q -, .I Shyeflrraijllu' lifurl In .VHifg'l'l'lI. 1 X , 2 x . s ,. ' s Ab lllYl'l'.N'k .w grlilllfll hy lmril Il'UI'k. JllU'flf1l'1'f 011111101 fuil. N V 144 1 1 f ' f f .fl 'ly ,N,4x,f-'C 'i Eugene Isaac Plous: Band,1 Footballk13, Tfin rf1141: Baseball 131: Intramurals 12, 31:1 Bhsketball 12, 1, f11'CUac1 Freshman Team 141 Biology Club 131 Track Train 41 Chess Term 141 : : , ' 1 1 :J 1 : Camera Cluli' 41: HifY 141: Electrician, Senior Play and Vodvil 141. ere-ol1a1'5,f Mya- 11114 our P . l'i '.I1 .l'I .. Q ,J fi , M ret1P8rtei':1,'f.e I cle Francai. 2, 3, 41, S etary 131: Conservaf tion,Club,13, 1 Pen 'and encil Club, ., 1: National Honor Safciety 13, 41, Vice-Prcki nt 141: Qussical Club, ViccfPresidcnt v 41:,qjAx?9viser 141: 'erary Editor, Helios 141. LaVerne Prentice: Crundville High, South High 11, Z, 31: Biology Club 111: Tennis 111: Classical Club 141: Math. Club 141: Chess :ind Checker Club 141. hlrllfflf' llvl.-f his Illlllllflll and his :mul X1lll'l'I'l'.H Mary Margaret Pridgeon: Glce Club 11, 2, 31: C.A.A. 111: Girl serves 11, 3, 41, Secretary 1411 Conservation Club 31: Crchc' r 131: 1Curren Even s Club 13,5312 Cam ra, Cu V1 1, Vi' f resident buf -, 1411 Xessyfxd Chec er b, e e ary g Y ent Qouncil 141: J fVo il 14 Q Cour Sgiuad 141 czxioli, . Wy X11 .XoIl1il1gflyl'4'al uvls 1134 I11'lIiI'l'l'f1 wllllfl 'll ls s . ' . 2 I ifJ1fW f 'V 11 ,V , 1 kj' Kenneth Proyen: Ch s 11: Ba 11 bp: e Clubl1Z1g Cojurtesy M Scfhad 13 1 na 41: ur ai 4 . lrp zine Clu 141: Ticket C it 'e l tog.1rz e 1114 1'1l11llfsX xllrl' flllillb' ill rrills mr' or llllII'l'. Julia Quist: Girl Reserves 141: Domecon Club 141: Courtesy Squad 141. Ilrfr ll'4l.llN are ll'1l.lIN uf llfl'1l8llllflll'NN. I Roger Reed: 1 1 13 rchery Club 141. sr I X .I .lll'l'!If . iw' uf: 11 'VIII' l'1lIlIl'lHl1'. 1 k' Lawrence Daniel Reynhout: Band 11, Z, 31: Orchestra 12, 3, 41: Math. Club 13, 41: Phy-Chem Club 13, 41: Track 131: HifY 141: Photo Committte The Jllllll Hull lUl'I'.'f lrml .illllffhhf IlllI.N'f XIIIV' flu ll'l'll, Ada Alene Richards: Conservation Club 11, 21: A1terfSchool Activities 11, 21: Monitor 11. 21: Courtesy Squad 131: Vodvil 131: Exchange Assemble 131. lVllllI4fl'1'r lllslf you url' ill lifw. you uri' ll.Ill'l'l'll1lIf'.u Doris Jean Richards: Monitor 11, 31: Clec Club 111: Choir 12, 3, 413 Helios Staff 12, 31: Vodvil 141: Senior Play 141: Motto Committee 141- ,, .1 willy ll'llllllllI is A 'lII'l'.' 1l.ll'ill.lIl,!! 1 .ll is l lmll-wr. X f: : , 4-411,44-xm e ff! Helen Antisdel Richardson: Evart High School, Ottawa Hills High School 11, 21: Clee Club 111: Operctta 111: Band 111: Student Council 111: Choir 13, 41: Girl Reserves 131: National Honor So' cicty 141: French Club 141: Committees--ACostuine for Vodvil, Prof grain for Senior Play, Senior Photograph 141. Sha' lllfIlx'1'.N' 1Ill81lH'N8 lll'l' plwlxlllw and pIwi.vlll'4' 'IPI' flll,N'flN'H8. Kenneth William Robinson: Lowell. Ile IUIOIPA' the finer Ihinys ill Iiflf. 4 Versell Robinson ller slrfrirlfrwl pizrpoxr and ll'iHllI,!l1lP3S will Im long rvnzenrlwred. Current Events 141: Camera Club 1415 Girl Reserves 1413 Girls' Meet 141, G.A.A. 141. Jlirth ,,,,,z 1111101-wi-1. ' fanfic 1 01444 Q7 I f W-1f'I'l !' 1 an ff - Frank Austin Rogers III: Football 11, 2, 3, 41: Basketball 1115 Monitor 111g Track 12, 31g PhyfChem Club 121, Stage Crew 141. The irorlrl kII1lll'A' 11ofhing of Us yrrflltexl 'lIll'lI. Joseph Arthur Rosenberger: South High School 11, 2, 31. .llay his poelif' soul 11111'Pr die. Frederick E. Royce J.: Kent Country Day School 111' East Grand Rapids Ottawa Hills 121: New York Military Academy 31- French Club Track 141: Band 14 ' Orchestra 4 . let nol Ihe Tllllll In fruslul lhal hath 1111 'll1llNiI' in hi.-r xoul. 31- V dvil 2 3 41' Choir 3 4 V1cefPresident 14 ' Current Events Club VicefPresident 3 -Music Committee 41. ' ' laugh and Ihr irorlcl Irizlylm with you. 9 r 1 - 1 1 , - 1- 1 1 ' 4 5, Myrtle Jane Schuitema: Glee Club 11, 21, President 121g Monitor 12, 1 ' . 0 ' 1 . , . ' 1 , 1, ' ' 1, -, 1, . c 1, 4 9.1 Elizabeth Marion Simpson: Vodvil 11, 2, 3, 41: Girls' Meet, Manager 111, Helios Staff 11, 21: Monitor 11, 2, 3, 413 juniorfSenior Prom Committee 1313 French Club 141: Current Events Club 141, Photo Committee 141, Senior Play She r1I1l'r1y.v has a bou' on her string. Barbara Ellen Slanger: Glce Club 11, 21: Girls' Meet 111g Spring Conf cert 12, 31, Domecon Club 12, 3, 41, Registrar 1411 A Cappella Choir 13, 41: French Club 131g Monitor 141: National Honor So' ciety 141. Who saws f'0IH'1I4S-U rwipx frizwirlxllip. Paul Frederick Smith: Ottawa Hills, Creston High: Art Club 12. 3, 41. lint Il yrruluulaf of 1l1'llfl'lll. Isla Maxine Spring: Agona Club 11, 2, 3, 41: Red Cross 11, 2, 3, 41, President 131: City R. C. Council 11, 21, City R. C. VicefPresident 131, President 141: Courtesy Squad 11, 21, G.A.A. 11, 2, 3, 41, Secreta-iryf'1'reasurer 1311 Girls' Meet 11, 2, 41, Agona Cup 111: Ping-Pong Champion 111: Student Council 13, 41, VicefPresiClent 1411 Current Events 131g Badminton Champion Singles and Mixed Doubles 121: Singles 131: Doubles 141, V1cefPresident, junior Class 131: VicefPresident, Senior Class 141. Honor Society 141: Math. Club 141: French Club 141: Community Chest Speaker 141: Sock and Buskin Club 141: D.A.R. Representative 141: Property Commit' tee, Senior Play 141: Chairman of Properties, Vodvil. The lll'l'fl'f't all-rouml Girl. X Toula Stamo: u esy ad 11 . Volleyball 111, Baseball 11, 21: Girls' M 12 n vati n ub 131: Current Events Club 1413 Camera b 1411 ior Property Committee 141. .4 Iilllv if ly Ffh . 1' llgzfrw, but uw knou' her. Virginia Stamos: le b' 11: rtes 11, 41, Chairman 141: Baseball 12, ,Q 'o lub 13 C t Events 141g Camera Club 14 - o 1 ow ommi 141, Senior Play Property Commit How far lit! h beams. Ruth May Rodebach: Baseball 11, 211 Costume Committee, Vodvil 1413 . 1 . , I Constance-Doreeg? Stanton: Port Huron 111: Glee Club 111: Class l Vice-Presiden 1113 Camera Club ,13,.413 Courtesy Squad 13, 41: Ticket Confmittee 1413 Vodvil 141. A friendly zdfifilrlc towarcl all. f Ulysses George Stoeiiler: Courtesy Squad 11, 41, Period Manager 1413 Baseball 1213 Math. Club 13, 41, Treasurer 1413 Pen and Pencil Club 13, 41: National Honor Society, Treasurer 1413 Senior Play Ticket Committee 1413 Chess and Checker Club 1413 Publicity Com' mittee of Senior Class 141. Small in .wlalure bu! big in ideas. I . '. ' Wayne Robert'S,one: Ba d.1l1g Vodvil 11, 2, 3, 41: Badtetball 11, 21: Baseball 512,214 HJY 12, 3, 41, Secretary 131: Clee Club 1212 Student ncil 13, 413 PhyfChem Club 13, 413 Math. Club 13, 41: Sock and Buskin 13, 41: A Cappella Choir 13, 41, Presideryt 141: I Exchange Assemblies 1413 C Club 1413 Football, Trainer 141: Class Q n 1 , 2 Prophet 141: Epithet Coirbmittee 141. I 1 Aluluys 122115112 LL, N 'L' Q ' r, . Wi ar ormzand: Football 111,04 3, 413 HifY 12, 3, 41: Baseball 141: lub!1fX Sponsor HifY 141. Tall gzjhf Sllll-l'l'0Il'lH'a. P r i ad ' A Richard oiiv f smigiflf Football 113 2', 3,,414 Basketball 11, 2, 3, 413 1 Track 141, 2, 3, '41: Choir 11,1 , 3, 4t1, Vice-President 11i,'Presi: I 'dent 121, Pr ident 131, Social Commit ee Chairman 1412 P yfChem , 12, 31, Vieeglffesidenr 1211 PresidentV131: ,C Clugi-113,411 Schplal' 11 ship in Athletics 1311- Student iouncil ,133 41: PY 13134 Senior . Play 1413XHead' Usher 1413 Cou esy Squad 13, 41, Period Manager 11113 Memorial Committee 141. ' Ourxxllzlrtir' lwinis 1l'0IlllI limi been los! willioul him. Jeanne Robe aylor: Cons ' n Club 1113 Glee Club . hoir 121' ap elfa Ch 3, 4 Secreta .1313 Curr vents Club 1 Amfllll' mn sl 0 so el llllflfu Monique Rosemary Taylor: Senior Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 41. She has zz-on flu' uclnzirulioui of many by her quiel dignity. Pauline Thompson A vo-operating senior. Geraldine Georgia Tolsma: Courtesy Squad 12, 31, lVi!h. mulivl' loivarzl imma William Swift Upton: Track 11, 2, 3, 41, Captain 141: Courtesy Squad 11, 21,' HifY 12, 31' ,Glee C1ub 11, 21-1 C Club 12, 3, 41, Secretary' TYCHjf 41lQE31ZdG--HOHLDF So ety 12, 3, 41: Math. Club 13, 41: a ' Cappella Choir 13, 413 Head Ushkerb14l1:I-Senciogvl lay Usher Committee 1413 Mock Election 1413 Bas et a , ea anager 141., Fen- things are inipoxsllrle tofiliyebdq ni skill, , aF!g,Q, Michael Leonard VanderMate: Band 11, 2, 3, 413 HifY 1113 R,O,T,C, 11, 2, 3, 41, Lieutenant 131, Captain 141: Bars and Chqvmns Club 11, 2, 3, 41, VicefPresident 131, Secretary 1413 Monitor 1111 Foot' ,ig ball 11, 21: Conservation Club 121: Art Club 12, 3, 41, Vice' President 121, President 131, VicefPresident 141: Model Airplane 4, Club 1313 Student Council 131: Motto Committee 141. .I Iillle Il0lIN'l'll-VI' nun' mul Ihwn lx iwlixlivy by flu' il-isvxl -men. oot a 3 L y clan nderWerf: Ottawa Hills High School 111: Track 13, 411 1. . 1 . 1 -ron, lo lruow. f 0 4 Y Q3 Q , tl. ,xi 4 A: so if 155-if '1 'iz-4 ' it Gordon Van Oostenberg: PbyfChem 13,-41: Math. Club 13, 41: Pen and Pencil Club 131: BasebalU111: G Club 141: National Athletic Society 1415 HPY 141: Usher 141: Memorial Committee 141. Ile that can Il'Ul'kjSAlUl'll ll king of .wn1r1ll1iny. ' Raymond Artliuf Van Stee: Cheerleader 11, Z, 41: Intramurals 111: Wrestlin 'fflbampion 111: Baseball 13, 1, 3, 41: Football 11, 2, 3, 41: kdgtball 11, 2, 3, 41, Manager 131, Ca tain: HifY 141: HifY JB! 3, 41, Chairman, Bus. Ex. 141: Ticket goth 141: C Club 13, : 41: Phy-Chem 13, 41: CommitteesfScnior LPlay Ticket, P,T.A., K Stage Crew Vodvil, All Club Banquet 141. X' Gabby Ilarln1'lf'.-f 1u14l1'r.wI1uly. Jeanne Lucille Van't Hof: Girls' Meet 121: AfterfSchool Activities 121: Girl Reserves, VicefPresiclent 141, Winning ix her 'll'lIy and pl1'n.wanl is hm' smile. William Charles Van Zytveld Snell lovely llllllllllhv, loo! Robert DeWitt Veenstra: South High School 11, 21: Track 131: Camera Club 13, 41: Intramurals 131: Conservation Club 131: Current Events 131: Courtesy Squad 13, 41: HifY 141: Senior Play Property Committee 141. llmmxt and frusl-u-rwtliy. Kathleen Marie Visser: Clee Club 11, 2, 31: C-irl Reserves 1l, 21: Alter' School Activities 111: Choir 131: Monitor 131: A Cappella Choir 141- f:l'IIlll'llI'N.Y pmrwffls lmllzfr llmn I'l0ll'Ilf'4'. Henry Frederick Vonk: Track 11, 2, 3, 41: Intramurals 111: Football 12, 31: HifY 12, 3, 41: Current Events Club, Program Chairman 141: Chess Club, Vicefljresident 141: Stage Crew 141. G-1 David S. Vos ul! u Arva Adlene Voss: Monitor 11, 21: Choir 11, 2, 31: AfterfSchool Ac' tivities 121: Current Events Club 131: Spring Concert 131: Helios Staff 131: Committees-Vodvil Makefup, Senior Play Advertising, Nisrllivf ,lH'li'.N' in f'lI ,.l'f'lIllIX of lirr lzruu-n 1'-ljl'.N'. David Kent Waer: Le Ccrcle Francais 13, 41, Treasurer 131, Secretary' Treasurer 141: Classical Club 13, 41, Treasurer 141: Debating Team 131: Senior Play 141: Courtesy Squad 141: Usher 141: Current Events 141: Second in City Extempore Speaking Contest 141: Numeral Day Committee 141: Class Day Chairman 141. The IH1l'fI'l'l .llfllllflllllll-. Mildred McIntyre Walker: Conservation Club 111: Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 41: Helios Stall 12, 41, News Writer 141: Courtesy Squad 141: Classical Club 141: Committees-Property Senior Play, Publicity for Senior Class 141. 'x 1 . A real manager with lots uffapiril. X l v 1: . Philip Alfred Warren: Oakleigh School 11, 21: Math.-Club 13, 41: Phy' Chem 13, 41: Us r,141. 3 1, They tlml gov most 'make the least noise. .' S fax Effir'i1'11I, vrrlm, l'll'l'l'I' - I 11-1' lfnou- lu' know-x. Qualify nal llllllllllly 1 1 Barbara Jane Watson: Courtesy Squad 11, 21: French Club 11, 2, 3, 411 Glee Club 11, 2. 3, 41: Afterlschool Activities 11, 2, 3, 41: Biology Club 131: Conservation Club 1313 Pen and Pencil Club 141: Motto Committee 141. llYllUlI'll'1I!lI' ilxrlf is IHHl'4'l'. Harold Parker Wh elcr, jr : VodvU,1l, Q,a'Nativity 111: Pen and Pe - Glgb 12. 3, 4 -Currext Evpats 1f2, 3, 41: Motlgllijr lane 112, J Ba cl 12 If ': Oy estrl1i12, 3341: R' ,C f'g1:,M'aFli'. ,lub Kuy3?lonserv. tion 131TCainer 15 4 1 byfChelI1,13. 41: Stamri , 1 141: Chess Cheelter Tb 41- Camua club 141yB'iovlQ,yi6 Club. Trraiaure SmiciVPl sie 'Qoinrniftee Tlwn: write' fM7g7uu'n. 1' 1 Elizabeth Virginia Williams: Current Events Club 12, 31: Monitor 1211 Glee Club 131: A Cappella 13, 41: Art Club 131: Vodvil 141: One Acts rvllll' uw lrimrr' H-lay ywullmrlrll prwfwr lrlumlwx. Florence Ruth Williams: AfterfSehoo1 Activities 111: Domecon Club 12. 31: Biology Club 12. 31: Girl Reserves 13, 41. 'Zlly snrilw is rr1rr1'y lwruusw my lwurl is liyhlf' Elizabeth Walter Wilson: Marywood 11, 21: Exchange Assemble 13, 41. Chairman 141: Vodvil 13, 41, Director 1411 Sock and Buskin 13. 41. President 1411 Current Events 13, 41, Secretary 141: Ring Committee 131: Senior Play 141: Entertainment Chairman 141: Pen and Pencil 141. l'rlllrul'x l'UIllI'llPHf1llll lo lIIPH.llI1'1IIl1l. Dorothy June Wise: Vv'yoniing High 11. 211 Forensic Club 11, 21: Literary Stall 11, 21: Operetta 11, 21: Choir 11, 21: Helios Stall 13. 41: Pen and Pencil Club 13, 41, Seeretaryflireasurer 141: Senior Play 1411 Committees --Mock Election, Chairman Costume 141. Uvisw. Mary Ann Wise: Vw'yoming High 11, 21: Forensic Club 11, 21: Pen and Pencil Club 13, 41, Viceflpresident 1415 French Club 141. .lml nlhrr ll'i.vr. Jon Dana Witters: Red Cross 11, 21: Intramurals 121: Track 121: Orchestra 121: H1fY 13, 41: Courtesy Squad 13, 41: PhyfChem Club 13, 41: Baseball 13, 41: Helios 131: Current Events Club 131: Mock Election Committee 141. His wil u'in.v llim fl'1l'IIl1N,' his 1w1'.wllulil.ff liwfps llnfmf' - Richard Glenn rden: . -. . : se' 1 2, 3, 41: Math. Club 1: Properties 1411 E ' tnge 1 juniorfSenior Prom lun o adys Helen Yost: Girls' Meet 11. 21: Courtesy Squad 12. 31: Le Cercle Francais 141: Girl Reserves 1411 Vodvil 141: Mock Election ye Committee 141, 1' fulwrrcl frm :lv ix illl lrnmlwlv hwurl. I 1 Mary Jane Yturria: G.A.A. 111: Monitor 11, 2, 3, 41: Fieldball 111: Girls' Meet 11, 21: Chorus 111: AlterfSchool Activities 12, 31: I 'a w ollcyball .., 3, 411 Baseball , 31: Basketball 1-1: H ekey 121: Committee -4 'mr' en'o rom, Vodvil Mak 'up ior Play Costun e 1 1 ll'w uw sin' rl n hw' slwp. lou. ' Loi ai r: o eco ub 1 21: c tor 111: Girls' Meet 2, 3 a C . : Art b ommittees -W Vodvil ' Lime, or Pl. Stume, 1 If .xo runliliex uv f7lfIII'l'I'8, . woulrl luuw' rc lovely lwllqiwl. ff .L- Al' O , ' 1 I u 1 Hazel .Zitiom Baseball 11, 2511: Volleyball 11, 2, 31: Girls' Meet 11, 41: Hockey 12, 31: Courtesy Squad 13, 41: Choir 131: Girl Re' serves 141: Conservation Club 141: Art Club 141: G.A.A. 141: Helios 141: Badminton 141: Committees - Vodvil Costume, Typ' ing, Ticket 141. Tlwnuf .vony - Dark Eyes. SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES James Peter Abrams: .-Is Irur as xfeel. Joseph F. Booker Nw:-iw' ix his n1olIo. James Robert Burns .1bsm1t in body buf pref.-fm! in spirilf' Robert DeYoung: West High School, Denver, Colorado 11, 2, 31: Camera Club 141. Words of truth and honor. james House Miller 1'1'nfraI's 'man about Iown. Maryjane Myers l rim1d.s', though uh.-wnl, are xlill pre.wfnl. Carlyle Bernard Peterson A pound of plurk is 11-orth Il Ion of luck. Steve Assa Stevens: Football 11, 2, 3, 41: Basketball 11, 21: Baseball 11, Z, 31, Captain 131. Quiet, but active in xportx. Dorothy Lue Tiggleman Sing away sorrow. cast an-ay care. Robert Carl Van Ryn: Phy'Chem 13, 41: Pen and Pencil Club 131: HifY 13, 41: Conservation 131: Track 131: Monitor 13, 41: Intramurals 13, 41: Motto Committee 141. lVe like him. Donff you? I CLASS POEMS Another Chance? We face a shattered world Of pain and gloom and death. We face a darkened chasm. It takes courage to go on When We do not know Where to go. Will it be as it has been before? Will the beacon light of home appear? Shall we welcome a tiny ray, A speck, a gleam, a hope? Will dim shadows begin to form from utter darkness? Will gray appear? then white? Then for an instant-rose, Then constant white+Peace, And the chance to build our world again? Colleen Bourne - 42 .. Sharing We tread the open road, The world before us wide and new, We gaze into the lacquered depths of sea and sky, Our dreams are birds, blackftipped against the sun. For dreams are not material stuff That we may grasp, and weigh, and measure l An ounce of truth, an ounce of hope, Small starbits of reality .... The world awaits the man who gives A little of his dreaming, A portion of his heart to him Who has no dreams. If to us the world is good, let us repay, For there are many who will need Our dreams, our hopes, And Heaven's blessing rests On him who shares. Jean Gillespie Unpredictable We stand upon the springfboard of life. Do we leap of our own accord, or are we being pushed? We look into the tumultuous sea of living, We do not know what lies beneath its surface. But our eyes are not blinded By the glare on the face of the water. We have no illusions about the depth Of this unpredictable sea, It may go down and down. There are gales to drive us off the course, Often we may find that we have drifted backword- We are young and strong. The breeze is fresh. It calls us and we know that we must answer. The experienced have taught us how to swim- Have we the moral strength To use that knowledge well? Lois Boshoven O CL ASS MOTTO Success is gained not given. CLASS COLORS Blue and Silver CLASS FLOWER White Rose - 43 - CLASS SONG To the tune of lVIarching Along Together Farewell to Central High School We'll try to make our dreams come true Looking into the future Memories we have of youg s In all our hearts there's sadness, As from our friends we partg We've done our best to gain success And courage fills each heart, The gold and white we will uphold And strive to do our part. Farewell to Central High School The class of 40 now goes forth, Farewell to Central High School lt's a shattered world we face, And in the great rebuilding We mean somewhere to find our place. And whether rain or sunshine We'll feel you at our sideg The character you helped to build Will be our constant guide, Traditions of this dear old school Will always be our pride. Farewell to Central High School The class of 4O now goes forth, Barbara Loveland Ruth Bodbyl jean Van't Hof .. 44 - Best All-round Boy Best Allfround Girl All American Boy Dignined Senior Undignified Senior Fashion Plates Class Bahy Class Wits Class Pest . Most Popular Boy Most Most Most Popular Girl Bashful Boy Bashful Girl Boy Athlete . Girl Athlete Class Gossip Class Chatterbox Class Flirt . Lady's Man Vkfoinan Hater Man Hater Cutest Girl . Handsomest Boy Class Class Romance . Tarzan . MOCK ELECTION 1940 Done the Most for Central . Done Central for the Most ,45.- Hugh Lillie . Isla Spring Dick lvlarkolf . David Iclema , . . -Ion Witters David Wzler, Jackie Bell . . . Connie Stanton WZIQVIIC Stone, Milton MeGorrill . . Arthur Ivlarkentlorf Davitl McMahon Elizaheth Wilsiiii . Howartl Nelson . Eleanore Myers Wailter Brooks Evelyn Brewer . Lois Boshoven . Myrtle Sehuitema . Irene Higgins . Ray Van Stee Alten Cilleo Ivlargaret Porter Doris Andrews . . james Goldanuner Don Keegstra, Norma Dykstra . . . . Joe Cassis Rolwert Dangl . jim Miller PAGE The Class of '40 wishes to The Gordon Scott Cup The TrifHonor Cup American Legion Medals The Class of 1926 Award English Prizes: OF RECOGNITION recognize the winners of the following honors 1. George E, Clay Prize .... 2. Awards for Essay on a Patriotic Subject . Speech Department Awards: 1 2 3. Detroit News Aw 4 7 6 7 . Speech Award for . Earl Munshaw Oratory Cup Award . , . . Detroit News Award of Wall Plaque for Debate ard for Debate Pins . . . The Ethel K. Nistle Award , . . Excellence in Debate . . Speech Award for Improvement in Speech . Stage Craft Award ..... Award of Home Economics Pins , . Grand Rapids Home Economics Club Award . History Award . Mathematics Awards: I. Math Club Award . 2. Edwin F. Snell A Classical Club Awards: 1. Anna S. jones 2. Fourth Year French Club Awards: 1. Two-Year Course 2. 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'va -A J K 9 1 Y' -v- First Row: Thomas Boslooper, Florence Ecklxergz, Gordon Houzer, Patricia Baylis. Secund Row: Miss lmzh-sh, Mr, Coryell. Miss Hayes. This year the junior Class has undertaken several important pieces of work, The chief among these was the selection of class rings, with Richard Gillett as chairman of this committee. Throughout the year, several mixers were held which all enjoyed. The officers also cooperated in working out plans for the juniorfSenior Prom, The advisers this year have heen Miss lnglesh, Miss Hayes, and Mr. Coryell, and the officers elected were as follows: O F F l C E R S President . Gorden Booger Vice President . Florence Ecklwerg Secretary . . , Patricia Baylis Treasurer . . Thomas Boslooper -50- Kozmn Ahnosamra, Clarvnvz- Ack- Prmlill, C' l a r 21 Arlzistik, Nick Afondoulis, R u t h Af:-mlnulis, Adriana Akkcrhuis, Vilas All--n, Bill Antunopulos. Jack Aussie-lu-r, V i 0 I vt Balm-r, Iiirilim- Burnaby, Harry Baxu-r, Patty llaylis, Bill lk-ol. Mm-irnrot B4-hnk--, Marvin lim-lin-ns. Don lim-mln-r. Paul livnnink, Allvn BL-nmn, H1-lon lh-nsnn, Phyllis Bi-vi-rly. Ruth liim-rh-in, llornlha lliXlry, Hllllllwlll lllllvlilucli. Rnlwrt Blair, Hub lilworv. Evvlyn Bmrmlnnik, Form-lin Bulls-, Divk liougzmrml. ll n r u L li y liougzmrml, Thvlnm liuulwr, Gnrslon lhmzi-r. 'Vhrmms Iioslmqwr, l,:iwrm-lwv Bmw- L-rs, Don liralvy. Ernvst Braun, Jack llrnwi-r, RL-idlu Brown, Anna liullinga. Dun llullock. llonniv llurcll, Cal llurgpzrzxaf, Vi-rlu liurlinxfham, Rn I ph liussv, l.:i VL-rnv lhlllvr, .li-un Camplwll, Constuncv Card, Maurici- Cnr' pi-nh-r. 4- -v ELEVE TH GRADE gs 4 .lull Cnrriprzin, Fm-rriw Czlsws, Hill Ulapp, Ki-nm-th Flupp, Wzimlzl C'ncl1r:in, Suzzlnm- Full-, liulu-rl Combs, Ilomlln-si Funk. ' 'uwfurnl, R 0 In 1- rt Cnrrii-r. Jmin C' u r l i s . Putty liaison, Hurvvy Dams. Hi-nry Davis, lhrbl vrt llzly, I.-'wie IL- Rm-nn-r, Nl:irjm'i-- DvYuuni:, Mau- Im- Huw, lmrziylln- Drury, l.uwrvIn'n- llnrki-n'. Shirlvy llygm-rl, l luri-ucv l'lt'lilN'I'l!- Huwnril Hftimz. .lurk Elsnn. , y ' 4. J 1 Sylvia Emzius, Alici-nt livlw. llilvlll Ewiniz, D ix r 0 L h y liyvlriiwk, Eleanor Eyil, Dorothy lfaizisso. llcrnllu Funizvr, .luhn l'x'ii-ilrivll. l x .. A Rug.-r l'll'lYlllZlIl. Huh ilazvllu. Rivlx- ard Guxvlln, Juhn lim-mn Marjorie' Gi-lilhus, 1.1-nnu Gilpin, lfrnnk Gizunrmmzi, .lvrry Gillwrl. lflnyfl Gill, Dirk Gillm-ll. Doris lliitlm-ll, Arno Glimu, Pllizsllu-lh Gmulsun, Doris Grawlwrgr, Szxllu- Grinm-ll. Doris Hzmksnm. Mary .lane Lindsay, David Lipner, Marian Iiippman, lferne Lovell. Don Lowell, Harry l,llXfO!'tl, Don Maatman. lletly MaeFadden. Eugene Majehrzak, Lois Malewilz. Bob M a r i n e, Gloria Marks. Arthur Marler. Phyllis Marotske. Allan Mt-Curdy, Helena Mt-Fall. Barbara McKenna, Earl Medendurp, Arlene Mell, Irene Merdzinski. Belly Merkle, Ruth Meyers, llob McGee, Nella Middleton. Bernard Montgomery, Gladys Mor- rissey, Jean Morrissey, Geraldine Murdoc, Helen Nelson, Dorothy Newcomer, .loe Nicola, 'l'almai,:e Nichols. Ted NiculeU.e, Louise Olson, Doro- thy Passmore, Norma Peters, Don Peterson, Jack llhilbriek, .lack Pruitt, Margaret Racine. Heinz Rahn, Jack Ransom, Charles Reintges, Lorraine Rieh, Erbin Richards, Ellry Richardson, Doris Riegling, George Roeddimr. G' ELEVE TH GRADE Alice Haan, Nyla Hagemeihter, Ann Haglund, Joy Hale, Lucy Hale. lla Vonne Hall, Neal Hall, Ray Hamment. ,- lberl H a m m e r s ni i t h, Arlene Harris, Mary Lou llemmen. Fred Hendrickson, Cornelia Heyboer, Elizabeth Hills, liill Hoag, .lim Hooper. Margaret Hupzmeyer. Carlyle lde. Bernard lxznasiak, Helen Jasin- ski, Maxine Jenks, Robert .len- nings, Gene Johnfon, Milgare Jones, Charlie Joseph, Lo il is Kaboos, Eugene Kammert, lietty Kamps, Bud Karel, Marian Kamerad, Dorothy Keeth, Elizabeth Keeler. F Betty K e in p , H e I e n Kennedy, Russell Keltner, Mary Kline- steker, Eleanor Klunder, Evelyn .oe Kozak. Ray Krenselewski, Flor- ence Kridler. Kose Kubiak. Eleanor Kunat, Hub- ert Kutsche, Ruth Lang, lietty Latta. William Leenheer, lietty l,eitch, Jack Lewis. Q w-. D4-llu-rt Root. Mary Jane- Russ-ma, Mao lim-llv Rows-. .lim Ruxlmy, Lawruncl- Roxhy. Richard Run- strom. V i c t 0 r Runyan, Viola Sahik. Jack Sauk-. Frm-d Sayliv, Marian Schonlr'i'al'l, Lula Svntl. Ju .Knn Si-aslruni, Ellun .lvan Sn-ssinnf, 'l'h4-Imax S1-ward. Sid Shank. X X X r A i .lack Simon, Gm-rry Simons, Duriw Skinnvr, Marilyn Sklar, lVlarvm-linv Sma-0, l lnrvn1'v Smith, Shi-rda Smith. Earl Snnkv. Philip Slum-litra. David Start. .lavk Stack. Martha Still-4, llarhara Stun-lfln-r, Maryrarn-t Sturm-y, Carl Strom, l.i-nnrv Stnrmzand. TE TH GRADE S- .-, Lnrrainf- Svnbnda, Yvnnnm- 'l jlnr Rnhn-rt 'll-n Hnur. Ma ' ' . Q- I Thomas Stmvills, Km-nnoth Sutlvr, Florn-lwv 'fhwailn-S. 1- m l vu-n. , .lnnv Uplingir 3 llurwiy V lam, ' ' Q-nv J, z HMI n-116 lla-tty Ku 1-ring, Fra! ' Van 1- . Ljirid Van Asn- . llnrnt 'an R n. vu as gv p sn Dun V1-1-nstra, Lorraini- Ve-rhnriz, Rom-r Vvrsi-put, .lim Vu-rslay. Marian Vin-ruivvr. M :lr z a r 1- t Wadi-. .Ivan Walker.. Marilyn VVallnn - I' ' , . Ilunna Vlfanncr, K1-n VVard, Gus Wawvv, Rowe Waw--4-, llnlu-rt WR-1-riilinlf, l-Iwtlior W1-ini-r, l lnr- vlim- W4-lr-li, .lnanno We-lwlra. lk-Jrizy Wil-rl-nga. lmin Wil-rwma, lhftty Willianw, Harold Withnni. 'l'ln-rn--a Wnlusn, l'hil Wulz, Julia Zainva, lislhrl' Zlvivr. l'l'l'1N'l'Il GIQAIWIP Qninvy Adams, H4-lm-n and lillvn fulrrlgnllmnrurl, .lvan Adi'iam's-. Alvx- andria Af.-mlmxlw, Shirlvy Alh-n, Hazvl Anilu-rg, lluli Andi-rmn, t'arlAn1ln-, Virlrinia Asliln-y, llill Hanks, V1-ra llarnaral. llnnna llarrinizvr. Millnn lil-hri-ns, Vu-tm llvll, Ili-nry lion:- nianw. lil-:xlrlrv lim-yvr. llavid lllacli, Rm.-:nary lllam-hard, llun ling--rml, Virginia lluldl, Ruth llnllnnm-, Clarvnu- limit. Dirk llunlh, lh-My llradfurd. 'N Carolyn Furwvria. J ua n G1-nnu, Sarah Gi-4-nv, Hob Gi-sslvr, Mari- lyn Goodman, Jann-5 Gorman. lirnosiim- Gray. linh Grs-i-nfii-ld. Marjorii- Gros, Howard Hakks-n, Vivii-n Hanson, Elsii- Hartpri-V. Jane- Haw-n, Holy Hawkins, Joan Hawkins. Dolori-s Hn-dlund. Burton Hs-ldur, Orlando Hvnry, Roburt Hi-ndrim-kson, Carol Hon- lvy. Eloise H4-rrick, Muriel Hih. ln-rt, Ads-lim' Hickux, llawn-m'u Higgins. Mary .lo Hills, l'at Hoogi-nstyn, VVilliam Huovvr, Edwin Houvrzyl, Raymond Houso, Jim Hubbard, Ruth Hula, Mary Lucilc Hurd. Jean ldi-ma, Ellsworth Johnson, Jack Johnson, Virginia Jones, Victoria Jurvhuk, I'aI.riuia Kool- cr, Amanda Kvith, Margarvt Kirchman. Juan Kloynonbvrxz, Bill Krami-r, Sally Kramer, Frank Krasinski, Dolnrus Kun-ra, Norma Kuvhr- mann, L4-wis Kunst, Gertrude Knutson. TE TH GRADE ms Brandgnbm rp, Joyci lll lilL1'- inneva Brock Batty Ann Blooki Lharlu llrovur Robut Burgas-1 Thea liurkhardt Evnlwn liush Wa nr lilitkiuxisl 'Vl lun liutlir on Lhx-.1 nk Lhilis Alum mary Llirk D ioihx llivs x hlun llsu A urn ord in Lollur Cl v s wins Vnginla lollins limes ousino fill Conn on Hi an lox Silly iruni Frm-d C rtis, latrir-in Curtis, Wilbur avis. .lamos Do llovr. Charles - rvv, oris D-l'r'lll', Hvlty Dv Haan, ihirli-y Dv Krakvr. Dan Dc Looif, Joycs- Ds- Kam, llvlly no llc Maagd, Lois Uv Ruiti-r, Vio ctta Dv Witt, 'l'om Dil im:- m, li i ' - '- lflfti yr, om Emaus. Esther Evans, lla rba ra liwinpr, Doris Fvrch, Agnes Forwurdn, Eleanor l o1-rtsch, 1.1-nhard Fors- ln-riz, In-nv Foriuni-. M1-lvin Fox. Otis Lancastur, Keith Larson. Rob- ert Trumbull, Glen 14-dbx-ttur, Suzanne la-cstma, Virginia Lon- derink. Elwood l.indbc-ril, Don Lindt-man. Richard Linda-man. Frank Lyman, Jim Mac Donald, Mary Mahoney. Donna Marino, H1-lon Martin. Shirloy Mason, Allan Mt-lfamlvn. tiladys Mi-Gahan, William McNabb. Bob M4'Namara, .lanv Mundvn- durp, Bt-vt-rly Monlor. Eleanor Mvrrick, Marinua Mit-ras. Dono- thy Mills. .loan Miskcll. Mary Mitvhm-l, Jai-k Molinv, Susan Murray. Michai-l Mya-kowiak, Suzanni- Nvlson, Hvrniu- Norman, V1-rm-ll Outlvy. Edwin Owen, Vurlt-nv Part-nt, Bryn- Parkvr. E i l Q v n Ps-rry, Doris Pvt:-rson. Burdc-tt P1-toskvy, Mary Phillips, Richard Phillips. Barbara I'is-rsma, Arvilla I'lumlm, Thor:-sa l' o l l 0 1' k , .lc-an Pooh-. Richard Porn-r, Bs-tty Post, Javk Puwill, Ji-nt-via I'rL-ntico. Q p uu- TE TH GRADE I as fs '- 0-r Eli-anor l'rit-4-, lhirluara Rt-ad, Doro- thy Rt-ith. lit-tty R1-ynolds, .li-an Rvynolds. l'atrit-in Richardson, l'i-any Richardson, .lay Rirhnioml. Art Rilvy. Ola- Rim-ng, Alln-rt Riz- zon, Tom Rot-por. llill Root. Ed- win Rust-mzrin. la-onard Roth, Wayno Roth. Florcnct- Runyan, Ed Sayfvt-, liill Shi-iman, Juni- S 1- h ni i 1- nl i n g , Madclynnu Si-hoolt-y, Almlmiv Sun- strom, l i'i-tit-rick Soi-gniunil. Rob- vrt St-im-ynv. I-Iv--Iyn Sidvs. Sylvia Sinn-hak, Isa' lt-ll Simon, Marmfry Simpson, .Iolin Sloss. Carl Sniistad. Lois Sniulh. Rosa-lla Smith. Watson Smith, Dorothy Sari-nson, Gs-raldinv Stanaril. Hstliur Stvon- wyk. M a r j o r i 1- Stvpln-li, Lois Stack, Hlaini- Sloilh-r, Gordon Stuart. Alta Sutton, Howard Sutton. Mat- thvw Szczopanik, Raymond Tay- lor, Carol Ts-di-suo, lk-an Ti-ldur, Tod 'l'ht'odori-, lioli Thoits. 'C NINTH GRADE Mary Youdan, Bob Yturria, Caro- line Zolaras, Vic t o r Z i t o n . QNINTH GRADE! Ellen Aakvik. Donald Ar-ey, Gus Afendoulis. px Mary Afendoulis, Donald Allen. David Altman, Bob Anderson, Betty Andre. Norman Andrews. Maxine Arthur, Barbara Averill. Helen Avink, Wilma Bakelaar, Dick Bale, Jim Bale, Ben Balkema, Richard Ball, John Barrie, Bob Bates. Jerry Bates. Patricia Bearmlsley, Geraldine Behrens, Molly Ben- nett, Dorothy Berkhard, Alita Biferno. Shirley Birdsall, Beth Berkveck. Bethyne Bisehoff, Don Bloore, Betty Blue, Orlan Boeur, Mackie Bolt- wood, Morris Boogzaard, Elizabeth Booker, Bob Booth. Patty Borst. Morris Boss, Vella Bouse, Eugene Bowers, Ernu Braun, lv a n Bronkhorst, .lane Brouwer, .Ioyee Brower. Helen Thompson, Luville Uzarski, Doris Van Aarston, Dorothy Van Aarslon, Richard Van Aarston, James Vander Moere, Jean Van- der Veen, Barbara Vander Werf. Art Vanderwold, Kenneth Van Ee. June Vander Jam. Eleanor Van Ryn, Annette Veenstra, Marie VL'l'lll'll2'2'0, M a rj o r i e Verhake, Evelyn Verhey. Maude Ver Hulst, Charlotie Ver- stay, L o r r a i n e Vette. Evelyn W a 5: e n b o r yz , Jackie Walker, Emma VVawee, Helen Wawee, Sue Ward. Gerald Weers. Louise Welmerink, Thomas Wendover, John VVessels. Claude Wheaton, James Whims, Jowephine Whims, Evelyn Whit- man. Margaret Whitney. Irene Wierizaz. Mabel VVileox. Francis Wilkowski, Charles VVilson, Eleanore Wilson, David Woldron. Leland Wood. Shirley Worden, Gregory Wurz- burg, lmo Gene Wyckoff, Marjorie Wykes, Edwin Wyma. Herman Wyma, Sally Yonkman, Lloyd Yost. Jim Brown, Alan Buist. Patty Bul- man, Jn-an Burlinnzham, Earl Burgcrinv. Darral llurwell, Plllvn Hush, Bvtty Butlur. James Built-r. Jam- Butlvr, Patricia liuttvrfii-Id. Harrivt Cain. Jams-s Carpeatvr. Arthur Carta-r. Hn-li-n Cnssloman, Russell Chalivv. Bob Clark, Robert Collins, Graham Comzvr, Rosx-ma ry Crawford, Gloria Crm-ws, Paul Un-ws. liar- bara Curtis. Gordon Curtis. Lillian Dams. Dick Dangzl, Gt-rry Dalsun, M a r i a n Dame, Joyn- Damstra, Elm-anor Davis, Edna Dx- Brno. Ilob Dvvkvr. Agnos Ds-Groot, Dora Dollnridgv, Ed Don lim-r, Gloria Dt-nniar. Harry Di' Vault, .lim Us-vor. .lant- Tlo W1-1-, Gm-raldinu Dolln-rg, Howard Douirhty. Marilyn Duomo- land, M a I L' o l m Dunkoborirvr, N1-land Dupvy, Rolliv Durham, NINTH GRADE vv Gary Durks-v. Holvn D3-kt-ma. Vic-- tor Dykhuzvn. 0 i f ' a -4 .'n T.. Eric Elin-sson. Virginia lflmorson, VValt4-r Farr. Morris lfaassi-, .ll-an Ft-rpruson, Vaulinv Finn-li. Won- dlyn l li-tvhor, llarliara lforxsord. Morris Fo-atm-l', .Ioan Friar, Amp-linv Gavrilidvs, liolv lim-iw. Mary Gillis-i'sl1-1-vm-. VV i l I i a ni Glazivr. l'oarl Gliddvn. l'aul Gorski. Violm-L Gould. Clara Gran. .lark Gorham, I r a n c i s Gray, livtty Grovnink. Gi-orizv llroonink, M, Rl-an Ut-Groot. Loon iironti-rs, Edith iillSUlfSUH, Ed llaann, Marvin Hugmvyor, K i 1' li a r d Haitlund, Rozvlle' Hamilton, Hin-anor llam- mond, .losi-ph Hanick. Althva Horksl. l'aul Harris, Sui-lla Harris. .lay Hartm-r. Rim-hard Hart, Madalyn Hasvlu-l', Virizinia Haskins, liar- old Hay, Marian Hazzard. Virginia lim-nina--a. Dorothy H1-uk--ls, Charlom' Ht-xt. Marirarl-t Hill, Wallor H i s Q- r , John Hoag:-n, l'iI'2llH'l'S Hodprdon, Virizinia Hov- ln-iw. INTH GRADE Bernice Martin, Jean MeCorriston, Betty McDonald, Wakelield Me Gorrill, Paul Mc-Naughton, Wil- liam Marsh, Jacqueline Mea- ehum, Ernest Mentus. Ruth Merkle, Louie Merdzinski, Eric Miller. Mildred Miller, Mill'- garet Mitchell, Wanda Morris, Jaequeline Mosher, Roger Nie- wald. Jean Nordstrom, Margaret Norris. Bill Northrup, Crystal Norton, Nancy 0'Betts. Mary Oxxren. Jeanne Olson, Russell Overheek. Marie Owen. Duane Patterson, Don Pellowe, Betty Perkins, Denton Phelps, Mary Lou Pohl, Zola Pnllok, Benjamin Porter. Jeanne Porter, Barbara Presley, Joseph Prowoznik, Thressa Pruis. Louis Quist, Mary Jane Riel!- linxx, Alice Rienstra , James Reintges. Harold Risberxz, Jim Reste, Arnold Reterstorf, Craig: Ro b i n s 0 n , Micheal Rode, Vivian Rodcback, Dorothy Bosema, Eleanor Ryp- kema. ,N Nona Lee Hopkins, Helen House- man, Betty Houwerzyle, Maxine Hoviniza, Jaek Hultman, Norma- jean Hummel, E u 5: e n e Hunt, Howard Huyser. Celen Idema, John Jasinski. Bea- trice Johnson, Gerry Johnson, Lenhart Johnson, Maxine John- son, Tom Johnson, Keloo Jones. Iiutrieia Jones, Harriet Judd, Betty Karrar, George Karrih, Kathleen Kelley, Cuba Kendrick, Robert Kik, Jean Kilpatrick. Robert K l i n e s t e k e r, Barbara Kolenda, Charlotte Korver, Alice Krepel, Bob Krystiniak, Paul Kulsehe, Beth liane, Carolyn Lang, Hugh Larson, Raymond Lawrence, Harold lieppink, Betty Lewis, William liewis, Mary Lou Ley, Hugh Lillie, Tom Lindsay. Kathryn Lock, Mary Lockhart, Earl Lovw, Katherine Mahoney, Gerald Malewitz, Jim Maloley, Keith Manglos, Sue Marks. Thomas Saryzt-nt, Gt-oryzc Savura. Ht-nriotta S 1' h i in p 1' r , Juanita Schippa-r, St-Ima Sc-hwartz, Rolx-rt Scott, Kami! St-ssink. Ethc-I Shan. liarba ra Shook, Mzulvlinl- Simchak, Toma Simmons, Alirs- Smith. Fharlus Smith. Kiln-on Smith. lfllsiv Smith, lrt-nv Sniittvr. .lt-an Soru, llill Soutt-r, .lim Spool- stra, liob Spruit, Ruth Spruit. .lt-an Stanton. Rohm-rt Su-arns, Harry Stuart. Ann Surman. Bill Sultt-r, llctty Swanson. li il w i n Szczl-panit-k, Charlvnt- Szndzik. Danit-l Tatum. Elm-anor Taylor, Jack Taylor, Max 'l'him-lt-. Mary I.ou Thomasma. Edith Thompson, Ji-anno Timmvr- man. H4-ln-r Tisvh, .lavolv Toon-- naar, Elinor 'l'rt-lux-ri. Lois Trick. liob Tuttlv, Phyllis Van lirorklin. l'hil Vanmim-nhl-rg, Kon Vanslvr Brock. R o ln 1- r 1 Vantlt-r Maas, Gs-rrit Van Dam, Donna-ll Van lluinin. Gt-rtruclv Van Gt-rrm-rt. V1 Ili 5 .lark Van Haan, l.orraint- Van Ot-vs-rvn, Marirarvt Van St-tlt-rs. lioh Van't Hof, lid Vanzov. Arthur Ver llurg. Cathorim- Vvr- svhoor, .lark Vissvr. -rnon Vos. llavitl Wamltlt-ll. livrny- mlcnc Walbrink. l'oIIy Walk:-r. Ruth Walosz, Walilvmar Walt-halt, llill Waltnian, Clara Wann-rin. aynv VVar1l. Sillvllil W'1'vkl4-y, E r n o s t W t- t- ni ll of, Louisi- Wn-vslu-imvr. li ut h Wt-llington, Viririnia VVn-sorit-lx, Dorothy VVhit- ls-y. .lt-an Wiggins. 1-k Williams, Judith NVilliams. Noniv Williams, Mary Wilson, Randall Young, Virginia Z5-lstra. IEIGHTH GRAIN-Il Sam Afon- tloulis. '- ,YN zskffltef Nick Ali .anv Hush-rson, liroolts Applcgatv, John Arrhihalsl. Mary Armstrong, Ruth llailoy, Katia- llalmlwin, lit-vvrly llallantinv, mos llart-lay, lCilt-1-n llarr, .lark Bauman, Ann lit-rg. Ray lit-ukt-r, Donna lit-vorly, lloris lllack, .lamos llogvrnl. P 1 nv- Kathlvvn Dully, .Julian Dupy, Lila 14-v Dygcrt, Edith Earlv, Gem-- vivvi- Ebel-z, Ruth Eckart, Doris Idftinir, Flora Jann- Elliot. M1-lvin Em-ll, Donna Mau l'1vm-rtrm-. Le-a Favor, .lim Fm-rlik, Juanita Fitznatrick, Shirln-y Fitzpatrick, Alicv Flon-hm-r, Doris Form-y. Dolorvs Fraam. Dorothy Frankv, Marilyn F r 1- y, C a rl Gabba-rl, Charlvs Gardm-lla, Viola Gavrilidl-s. Shirln-y Ginlhur, Lois Graham. Georgie Gruonlivlcl, Marian Greig, Madn-lyn Grvy, Ili-tty Grinncll, lil-vi-rly Grootors, Frank Groton- huis, Don Hadlork, Frank Hall. Mary Halpin, Ili-tty Hamplv, Ala-na Hanks, William Hartman, Ernvs- tinv Hawkins, Marian Hawkins. Richard H1-dyzvs, Barbara Henry. Angeline Hs-rim-l, lim-tty HL-rstoin, Clifl' Hill, Hvrmione Hillman. William Hinshaw, Richard Hom-- beku, Nathaniel Holman, Don Holmberz. ,A EIGHTH GR DE I Aka S' . ,f nv- 9 454 W Gloria lialki-ma. Raymond lloozvr, Clan-m-if Boss, Ia-ona llovs-rhol, livtly Bowman, Barbara lioyvv. lion lloyd, lim-n llradford. Lillian Brock, Marilyn lirom-rsnm, Viririnia llroomhall, .lm-an Bull- ock, l rvd Bundy, Maririm- llurwl-ll. Glenn Cain, Ruth Fampln-ll. Gi-orpzv Carl-s, Don Carpi-ntvr, Har- lvy Carpn-nu-r, William Chandls-r, Howard Chasu, 1.1-roy Cherry, G4-orxrianna Clina, M a r 1: a r v t. follins. Mary Vomlvs, 'l'vrl-sa Vonnor, Burton Corlmns, Mary Ann Fovul- A-ski. Clillord Cowl-ll, i'ollL-un Crm-od, Marian Cross, Ruth Cross. Tom Frossmali, Raymond Frowvll, Dick Damstra, Ks-nnotli Davis, Richard Davis, Donald Di-vkvr, Marilyn Dvlnay, lilazina Dm- l.oull'. Donald Du Mamzd, William Di-rtivn, Earl DvVowi-, Sally Dv Vrivs. llolm Di-Youni:, Cn-1-il Dill, Nancy Donkm-r. VVilliam Dow. unna Hn-lxu-rila, Lu- Huw-y. Franz Hulwr, Rivharul Hurli-y, J im lmluma. Richard Jalxlnnski, Ach-lv .laniclu-, .lnhn .li-ll'i-rsnn, 1-nm-th Johnson. Jani- .luruhc-4-k. Donna Kalaww-rt. .lack Kaska, Allu-rl K1-ith. Sara K1-nilrivk. Mary K--yi-rx. Mary Kimball. Km-ith Kiniz, Mary .lanv Klucli-ix Lois Kluutv, .lack Klnnilvr, lilaini- Knmins. l'hil K 0 m i n S. Juan Kraft. linlx Krin-in-i'. Allin-rt Kuhiak, llarlmara Kult, 'll-nl Kunst. Hula-rt Lalln-rty. Gourm- Lanv. Richard Lanzing, In-at rim- IA-illuc-llm-l', flillinrsl 1.00. Holm-1'l la-Vaml. Ns-lsun Lim-il'n-n, Ruth liimlm-man. .l a 1' la Lung, Dorvlhy M a 1' I. a n g s, l'arulyn Mahon'-y, K i 1' h a r sl Mahnnm-y, Ann-lin Maki. Richaril Mankn-l, Maxim- Manlmski. Rusalii- Manlu-ski. lluani- Maru!- wlw, L a xi r n- n 0 1- Massn-. Patsy Mathm-sun, Marvin May, lilivaln-th Ms-Clurv. EIGHTH GR DE 15 Q- Q vu. r 4 fa ' 'fl- li - f ' 4 v x 5 , 2 p 6 B 1- , 6- Q- ,N R ' 3 , Donald M1'l'ur1ly, Ruin-rt M1-llonalrl. Marllia Ma-Nauilhinn, ll in xv a r ml M4-nm-l, Ruth Mi-rrynian, Alln-rl M1-lc'all'. Mary Mu-yi-rs. lirm-sl Mika. llill Milvln-ls, Mary Milchn-in. Va-rta Mm-ns, Marlin Mnmly, Dorothy Morin-ln-all, Malili- lilonrnian, Luis Mull. lmis Nia-wulcl. Virginia Norman. Murii-I Nut--wan. .lamvs Ulsun, Pllizalu-lli Osman. Lui-illv Owl-ns, .l in n 4- l'm-arm-, llixull l'x-asv. Lauri-I l'i-le-rw:-n. Russi-Il l'usthunius, lh-ity l'4-stnm. Iivrnin- l'rins, th-in-x'im-vo l'lasnilx. E11-anur Ravinv, Virginia Ralli- liun. Alla lim-iml, lilln-rllia R1'lIll'liS. Mary lk-is-nilurf, Mary Richniunil, H1-li-n Rui-lu. Maryzari-t R4-lyiiisuli, Nanvy Rmlil. Alvin Rn-sn-nzrn-il. Gln-n Russ. Margs-riv Russ. Matilda Saytin-, Hill Savara. Gvrt- rmli- S4-hs-iman, .lark Ss-liippi-rs, Thx-lma S 1' nt 1 , l'atly Srully, Vaugln-n S1-n ir 4- r i c li, Marian S1-ssink, '- ns 0 -5 2: Barbara Whitlc-y, Douglas VViclis, Jamm-s Willmurn. Mac-jcan Wild- vron, Donald Wilkowski, Mary VVilmink. G1-orgv VVilson, ,lim VVilson. Mary Wilson, W il I i a m Wilson, Arthur Wisvr, Shirlvy Wism-r, Tvd VViLhvy, li 1- r n i 1' 1' VVord, .lark Wyyzlv, Doris Wyma. Jimmy Z:-linva, .Ioan Zum-f, Richard Z L' 0 I' i 11 , 4SEVl'IN'l'H GRADE! Clark Afvndoulis, Gust Afvn- doulis. Dorothy Andvrson, .lim And:-rson. Juno Anderson, Allwrl Anclri-ws, Anita Armour. R u 1, h Arnold, Gcraldinn- Atwi-ll. l'hillip Austin. Bemis Avc-ry, Mary Baldwin. Barbara Ballantine-, Lucillx- Iiarlwr. Mary Lou liarnahy, H1-lun llarm-s, Marjoriv H1-an, Olivn- lim-ll, Doris Benson, Louisa- lim-rg. .luanita Hevi-lacqua, Donald liimm-. Virginia lilm-Lt, Do r i S Block, Danivl Blovk, Virginia liolhousv, Malcolm Bonne-y, Rohn-rt lionsor. il EIGHTH GRADE nl if .q, '-. I I 'Q I. f nl' ff i a' g. 'Q an I VVarrn-n Sidi-s, N o r in a Sidnaln, Dorothy Simmons, Louisi- Simon, Patsy Simons, Margarvt Six, .lon Smm-, Wi-wh-y Snydvr. .lark Sori-nson. Juni- Spaman, Rirh- ard Siu-In-ur, Rin-hard Stvlfi-nsvri. Phyllis Stn-pln-nson. Ruin-rl Stor- ling, Hi-I1-n Stormzand, .lorry St raha n. Donald Swi-ot. Gloria Swi-vt, .lack Syrok, liolw Thomas, lim-tty Tick- nor, llill 'Fowm-, Dorothy Tun- stra. Tom llrlvanslii. Rolls-l'1 Van Arise-n, l'hylis Vandvn- lwru, Donald Vandi-rVVald, .lanirv Vandvr VV4-rf. Charlvs Vandor- woud. Marin-ry Van Dori. Ralph Van Ryu. la-on VanOost:-n. Ruth Vantvrurhl, lfrvd Vaas. Rogvr Vauuhn. Don Vi-rlrurpz, Irma Vvr- stay, Jack V1-rstay, liill Vvr li--at. Bi-Hy Juni- Vogvl, Richard Vollu-rs, .I a 4' li Vohluurg. Marian Walh-rs, l'li!Yord Ward, Dorothy Warn, Gordon Wm-ll:-r. Richard WR-stra, Myrtlm- Whm-aton. S 1 x ,- f ,.. A . 1 2. A 1 ' 6 1 i' h! 5 fir.,lf,! ' 46 . , vi mx 1 ' .Qi N is B 7, ,x 9 H Dotsii- liookm-r. Patricia Boot, .lack Hoskool, Donald lioshovvn, Juni- liosloopor, M a X i n 1- lioslwivk, Alien- Houma. Rolu-rt Boynton. Cora Rradlvy, .lami-s Bradli-y. .lohn liralvy, Ada Brooks. Hi-lon lirown. John lirown. Jann- liullinga, Roh- vrl Burr. Mars-ia li u r w 1- l l , Ham-l Russo, Charlvs llutln-r. Nollii- Camplu-ll. .li-an Faswn-ll, S o p h i 1- Uaxw-r, Charloltm- Chasv, lmslim- l'hipman. Bm-tty Chulvh, Virxzinia l'ollin. Ed- ward Connors. Gordon Cornwm-ll. Dwight Coulh-r, ICI1-anon' Cousins, Patric-ia Crami-r, Joann Cran- ford. Virginia C ll rt is. Mary Danna-. .lamm-s Uangl, Ruth Dania-ls. Ruth D4-cki-r, Slanloy lh-Haan, Lloyd Dv Hart, Tom Dm- Kam. Norma Di-Lootf. Shirloy D4-Vrivs, I'Idward Do Youmz, Hill Dulfy, Rosl-mary Ilurlu-4-, Ifldytlu- Ecliart. In-no Him-l. listhi-r Elin-rta. SEVE TH GRADE I -5 915 -u 10 ' - X liolxby EIIIZIUS, V1-lma l'liidli-in. Phil Evans. Mildrvd Hvn-S. l'harli-nm- Evits. Iii-My Fulillll-, Margruorih- Fall-s. Donna .lm-an Fun. .lim l 4-rguson, .losm-pllillv Filu-li. Alicx- Filzizc-rald, Gordon Fitz- gq-rald, Phyllis Flynn. .lan-ls l or- rosiur. Dick l orwood, Cntln-rilw Franz. lin-tty fi1lI'l1lt'll, Mathias llatzwvilvr. Milton Guzan. lla-vm-rly Gi-iwillllvr. Uvno Ik-orizm-wiki-s, .ln-rry lin-yi-i', .lam-1. Gildm-rsh-1-vm-, Hdlrur Gilrlns. llilly Gorham. Ernn-st Gray. Mary Grinnm-ll. Dun Gustafson, Gm-rry Haan, W'inil'n-nl Haanm-s, VVilluur Hain:-S. la-ona Holloway. lh-tty lialstm-dt, ll o n a l il llunsvn, llouisi- Hariiz, 'l'omniy Harm-r. Amy Lou llnwkins. Flayton Hay, Jani- Han-lion, liarlmra ll:-:Ulla-. Puul Hn-ndris-ksoli, Hllgxvlu- Hn-ylnam, liill Hililu-rl, Will iam Hill. l'lui:i-in- H i n in a n , Hildogardn- Ploulaslrassm-r. Alln-rt Hodg--, .lav- quvlim- Holland. I ,:' 'ff 15: vi' -a Y V K ' I .xxx ra I I 4 ' ' 57 L . i 1 I ' .I qs. I I 9- I 1 3 w if '-Q ,t ' It if. H fi-I - . E' sigcgi 'i r P Q, ,Q , 5 ' ' A A 457 :' ,. 52, - .L :W Q 5 L 4 sf- V - i . Q ,, Grant Merryman, Martha Ml-try. Marjorie Milla-r, Barry Mills. Jamos Minor, Wallor Misnur. Judith Mitchcll, Lvroy Mitcln-ll, Shirlvy Morris:-wy, M a r y Muir. Ralph Mullm-l', Cyril Nelson, Mary Jani- Nelson, liilly Nivpoi't. Floyd Nicport, .lack Oizliorn. Harold Ovurlic-ok, Harry Ovorlmu Ii, Lawn-neo Owen. Dorothy Parlim-r, Elizabeth Parki-r. Nancy Patton, .lavqun-lint' P 0 r k i n s , D1-loros I'i-tl-rs. David Phi-Ins, H a r o I d Phillips. Z1-ph Phillills, Maria- Phyillaim-rc. Crystal P o I I o k , Tom Porti-r. Ferris Post, Richard Potapowicz. Bm-tty Priddy. Nata Racim-, John Rowluy, Holm-n Louise Rv.-ad, Bill Rcamun. William RA-1-ce, Maruarc-t Reed. Rivhard Rc-od, Thomas Ri-xford, Charlus Rigrlcy, Donald Ripma, Dick Rishn-rgz, Nancy Roost, Robert Romanow- ski, K e n n e 1. h Rosck, Barbara Rowe. gig fly 3 K F Richard Homrich, Charlcs Hopkins. Virginia Huuwvrzyl. Phil How- ard, Heli-n Huey, Raymond Hummcl, HL-Ii-n Hutchins, Doro- thy Huysur. Connii- Iduma, Shirlvy Irwin, Patsy Ives, Harold Jackson, Wayne Jackson, Hob Jamo, Hob JL-lu-ma, Arlunv John-zon. Bill Johnson, G my ra r d Johnson. Marilyn Johnson, William Karrib. David King, Paul Kooycrs, Rob- vrt Kulsiak, Richard Kucinski. Arthur Lam-, .Ioan Laml. Iiawruncv Lassman, llc-n In-avenworth, Ted Le Vand, Rohm-rt L1-wis, Dorothy Lindsay. Dorothy Long. Dorothy Mackvy, Holi Mallony, John Marcuss, T u t o r Marks, Sylvia Massey, Georgf- May, Harold MC Carthy, Gordon McCarty. Guorm- McColIan. Richard Mc Cracken, Louis McKinnn-y, Rachel McMurray, Phyllis M1-ado, Gor- don M1-inks, Maxim- Me-nardiv, Ja-an Mn-nzc-I, 'ef , 'X' ., aw J- 1? is Q .. . I-.1 'lP'1-1 - iff., 1Eq.15.f,qQ L 'i W' Q ,.. Dick Rutfv. Clarence Runran, Lus- liv Rykt-rt, Roy Sawyt-r, Loraine' Saytiv, Norma Schonck. Natalia- Schmit-dinir, Melvin Svhuiling. Harry Svhwah, Forrest Stott. Waym- Scott. Ht-nry Si-ln-r. Toni Ss-mt-yn, Dolorm-s St-ward, Suzannt- Shara, Vvrna Shattuck. Juni- Shi-a. Jann-s Slit-rwoml, Violt-t Siflman, Lois Sims. Shirlvy Skin- nor, Barbara Smith, Edwin Smith, Jacqui-line Smith. Joycv Smith, Richard Smith. .lunv Smith-r. Juan Stanton, Marion Starr. Harold Stu-lo, Kt-rn Stin- son. William Stronll. Elapt-th Stuart, 'll-tl Sunmn-rs. Vir- ginia Snttt-rs, Lottiv Syczqniiiik, Bs-tty 'l'alral, Us-wiv 'l'aylor, Mamlulim- Taylor, Bonnie Tam-- laar. Arlont- 'IR-n lloor. J o h n 'l'4-ttv. I' a t r i c i a 'l'n-vamlobki. Donald Thayer. Javk Thin-lv, Barbara Thompson. Rohm-rt Timm, Jac- qui-linv Timmorman. ' x SEVE TH GRADE i 1- 0 X P Q- fi . r - , Farrell Tompltins, Lillian Tomp- kins, .loan 'l'orimza, Carl 'l'rum- lnull. Marjoriv 'l'rnmlunll. lfranlt 'l'us'kvr, lit-tty Van Arthvn, Ray- mond Vanmlt-rl.aan. Alluiit Vamlvrfm-Nt. tlortlt-n Vantlvr Mymlo. N4-Iliv Vanilvr Vt-vn. lh-:in Vanu-lson, Donna Vit-rizlu-r. Clinton Vilu-. Riclimonwl Wapzm-r. Rirhainl Wallact-. tirovt-r Warrl. l'at Warsl. K1-nm-th Warn. Hthvl Wt-lvlwr, .lzit-qiu-liiio Wt-4-rs. Shirlt-3' Wvlmlon. Rim-hard W4-llvy. Rohn-rt Wm-llinirton. Evolyli Whilnvy, t'athvrim- Wiv- lanml. Allhu-na Williams. Harrivt Wilson, Rolwrt Wirlu-l, lla-tty Wolf. Maxim- Wolosz. Rim-liard VVoolf. 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Culture has its balances. - Lew Wallace 5 i I Y JS ' - g U ! ' N., First Row: David Idema. Alten Gilloo. Paul Jones. Margaret Porler. Hugh Lillie. Second Row: Mr. Epps, Miss Jones, Miss vanden Boogert, Miss Combs, Miss Lich, Mr. Oldt. This year's Helios Board, which consisted of five student members, together with the faculty advisers, published a magazine new to Central High School. Realizing that a change was necessary in the type of publication, the Board, after consideration of a vote indicative of the desires of the entire student body, issued a literaryfpictorial maga:ine. This magazine was made up of stories and poems, events and comment, school news, and many pictures. It is evident that such a publication has been successful, since the subscriptions, compared to those of the last few years, were tripled, Due to the great expense of the literaryfpictorial Helios, and to other activities, which the Helios Board has had to manage, only three magazines were published: one in November, one in December, and one in March. The Helios Board also were hosts in April at the Annual Banquet held at Central for the eight schools that are members of the InterfHigh Press Guild. -70- EditorfinfChief Assistant . Boys' Sports Girls' Sports News Editor Art Sraif . Typists Literary Editor Staff Epithet Committee Business Manager Assistant . Advertising Manager Staff . Paul W. jones, jr. . . . . . . David Ewing Douglas Hillman, Richard Straight, Donald Bullock . . Florence Eckburg . . . . . . Mildred Walker Alex Dillingham, Beverly Mentor, Virginia Boldt, Eleanor Wilson, Alta Sutton Barbara Loveland, Katherine Mersman, Richard Evans, Helena Pitsch . . . . . . . . Margaret Porter Rose Mary Assaley, Barbara Averill, Phyllis Beverly, june Boslooper, Florence Eckberg, Jean Ferguson, Barbara For' wood, Mary Lou Hemmes, Phyllis Huntley, Leatrice Led- better, Betty Mac Fadden, Kay Ossewarde, Mae Belle Rowe, Mary Thoits, Mildred Walker, Esther Weiner, Hazel Ziton, Milgare jones, Dorothy Wise, Hazel Arnberg, Alita Biferno, Elizabeth Blaeklock, Elizabeth Goodson, Charlene Hext, Harriet Judd, Esther Lassman, Suzanne Marks, Cassie Ver' sehoor, Edwin Smith, Ellen Aakuik, Polly Walker, Helen Read, Patty Scully, Mary Kimball, Shirley Fitzpatrick, Col- leen Bourne . . Wayne Stone, Phyllis Huntley, Helena Pitsch, Howard Phillips . . . . David Gay Idcma Martha Stiles . . . . . . . Alten Gilleo Donald Bullock, Henry Davis, Eleanor Merrick, Susan Murray, Sallie Grinnell, Barbara Ewing, Ulysses Stoeffler, George Claver, jo Ann Sea- strom, Catherine Ferguson First Row: Paul Kutsche, Paul MacNau5zhton, Harriet Judd. Sallie Grinnell, Lois Zilmer, Richard Gillett, Eleanor Wilson, Hazel Amberu. Second Row: Pat Baylis, Doris Andrews, Anita Armour, .Janet Gildersleeve, Betty Mac Fadden, Dick Forwuod, Bill Reamand, James Dangl, Albert Keith. Third Row: Dorothy Newcomer. Betty Merkle, Elizabeth Goodson, Bernice Wood. Betty Postma, Gus Afendoulis, Jane Butler, Betty Butler, Edward De Young. Fourth Row: Joanne Seastrom, Richmond Warner, Tom Sarizaent, Anita Gilleo, Helena Pitseh, Susan Murray, Charlene Hext, Rosemary Assaley, Ulysses Stneffler. Fifth Row: Alex Dillingham, Jack Crawford, Homer Adrianse, Dean Telder. Alta Sutton, Virginia Boldt. Beverly Mentor, Dick Dangl, Eleanor Merrick. ..7l..- l First Row: Susan Murray, Sallie Grinnell, Margaret Porter, Martha Stiles, David ldtma, Alten Gilleo, Douglas Hillman, Connie Card, Eleanor Merrick. Second Row: Milszar Jones, Harriett Judd, Barbara Averill, Barbara Ewing, Elizabeth Mel-'addr-n, June Boslooller. Helen Read, Edwin Smith, Jack Bauman, Ulysses Stoeffler. Third Row: Charlene Helt, Polly Walker, Florence Kridler, Mary Thoits, Alita liiferno, H. Ziton, W. Karrib, Rosemary Assaley, Betty Kamps. Fourth Row: Joanne Seastrom, Esther Weiner, Hazel Amberg, Cassie Wesehoor, Barbara Forwood, .lean Ferguson, Colleen Bourne, Phyllis Beverly, Elizabeth Blacklock. Fifth Row: David Ewing, Phyllis Huntley, Henry Davis, Donald Bullock. Patricia Curtis, Jean Kilpatrick. Circulation Manager . Hugh Lillie Assistant . ......... Sallie Grinnell Staff . Betty Postma, Elizabeth Goodson, Eleanor Merrick, Richard Gillett, Rosemary Assaley, Margaret Porter, Anita Gilleo, Edward DeYoung, Helena Pitseh, Howard Phillips, Paul Kutsche, Paul MacNaughton, jane Butler, Betty Butler, janet Gildersleeve, Harriet Judd, Hazel Amberg, Betty Merkle, Howard Hakken, Susan Murray, Patty Baylis, Ulysses Stoefller, Albert Keith Commercial Art Staff . Alex Dillingham, Doris Andrews, Lois Zillmer, Roy Boldt, Leonard Vander Mate, Milgare jones, Marion Lippman, John Walker, Bill Clapp, Bob Burgess, Bob Weenihtmif, Irene Higgins -72.- On April Zo, for the first time in twentyfthree years, a team from Grand Rapids won the State Dehating Championship, This honor has fallen to Central High School, whose team finished the season undefeated in its eleven league contests. The squad memhers, in the order of their speaking appearance, were David Ewing, Rohert Dangl, and Gordon Booger. The question they dehated was: Resolved, that the federal government should own and operate the railroads. After defeating four teams, including the state championship runnerfup of last year, the Central trio advanced into the eliminations in Fehruary. By virtue of xvins over Lee, Rockford, Muskegon, Big Rapids, Petoskey, and Comstock, Central, for the first time in its history, arrived at the state forensic finals. The team then took the negative against Flint Northern High School, and after a grueling hour and a half' hefore a crowd of 4,000 in the Hill Auditorium at Ann Arhor, was given the Zfl decision of the judges. For its success, the team is greatly indehted to the splendid coaching of Miss Sonke and Miss Efty. First Row: Gordon Boom-r, Robert Dangl, David Ewing. Standing: Miss Sonke. Miss Efty. S sr 173- First Row: B. Valentino, J, Brailey, J. Brower, E. Kline, I. Spring, D. Markoff, R. Dangzl, M. L. Homme-r, R. Jamo, B. Reamon, R. Boozer. Svcond Row: D. Kalawort, N. Patton, P. VanBrocklin, P. Mattheson, D. Worden, J. Crawford, G. Afendoulis, H. Lillie, S. Grinnell, F. Eckberg, Mr. Decker. Third Row: R. Day. R. Evans, G. Boozer, B. Mentor, S. Nelson, W. Stone, J, Caswell, M. De Young, E. Brewer, G. Nelson. Fourth Row: T. Bosloopcr, D. Ewing, J. Powell, J. Brower, E. Wilson, H. Davis, G. Conner, L. Li-dbctter, D. McMahon, D. Straight, A. Gilleo. The Student Council has had a successful year. Perhaps its most important accomplishment has been the introduction of the Honor Point System, hased on extrafcurricular activities. Part of this plan is the awarding of gold keys to seniors earning the highest nurnher of points during the time they are in senior high school. Other activities of the Student Council have been the sponsoring of several outstanding assemhlies, a noonfhour recreation period of dancing, pingfpong, shufflehoard, hadminton, and volley hall, and the maintenance of an efficient Courtesy Squad. This year the Student Council has tried to he as nearly as possihle selffsupporting. lt has held several sales and one afterfschool movie, These enterprises were successful, hut after other expenses had heen taken care of, the Student Council found itself unahle to purchase a school flag as it had hoped to do: so what remains in the treasury at the end of the year is to he turned over to next year's Council to start a fund for the purchase of a flag. Thanks are due to Mr. Decker for his helpful advice and his interest in the Councils work. O F F l C E R S President . . , Richard lvlarkoif Vice President . . . Isla Spring SecretaryfTreasurer . . Evelyn Kline Editor ,... . Rohert Dangl Sponsor . . Mr. Decker ..'I4- From the upper fourth of the graduating class fifteen per cent may be elected to the National Honor Society twice during every school year. Members are chosen by a vote of the entire faculty on a basis of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Meetings are not held regularly, but at the President's call. The Society sponsors the Lost and Found Department, provides for the illuminated Christmas wreath, and gives an annual dinner for the active and graduate members. This year the club also purchased shrubbery for the school grounds. These activities are carried on under the direction of a faculty council consisting of Miss M. R. Powers, Miss Alicent Holt, Miss Florence Powers, Miss Nellie Hayes, Mr. A. L. Albee, and Mr. Alan B. Robinette. First Semester Hugh Lillie . . O F F I C E R S President Second Semester . Glen Nelson Margaret Porter . Vice President Katherine Irwin Anita Gilleo . Secretary . Lois Boshoven Alten Gilleo . Treasurer Ulysses Stoelfler Lorraine Dekker . Registrar . Evelyn Kline First Row: M. Porter, U. Stoeifler. I.. Boshoven, G. Nelson. K. Irwin, E. Kline, A, Gilli-n, Second Row: P. Jones, L. Dekker, B. Slanger, P. Huntley, M. Bird, H. Richardson, I.. Mell, B. Kalawert, E. M- ' kydrb. Third Row: I-I. Langer:-is, D. Idema, A. Gillt-0. R. Dangl. W. Upton, R. Boldt, I, Spring, H. Lillie, 5.4 First Row: Victor Bell, Margery Simpson, Paul Jones, Margaret Porter, Bob Anderson, Gordon Boozer, David Waer, Anita Gilleo. Penny Richardson, Betty De Maaizd. Second Row: Mary Hurd, Mildred Walker, Doris Peterson, Muriel Hibbert, Helen Kennedy, Sally Yonkman, Betty Post, Mae Belle Rowe, Barbara McKenna, Norma Peters, Arlene Wiergaz. Third Row: L. Prentice, H. Amberpz, E. Merrick, M. Wade. B. Ewing, S. Murray, M. Stiles, S. Grinnell, S. Leestma. S. Crune. Fourth Row: T. Boslooper, R. Childs, K. Clapp, C. Wheaton, J. Powell, P. White, H. Davis, A. Gilleo, R. Hawkins. The Classical Club is composed of students in their second year of Latin who have maintained an average of B or above in their first year and those in their third and fourth years 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. ln February the club held its annual banquet, and at another special meeting in May, open to Latin classes and faculty as usual, Miss Mildred Hinsdale gave a very interesting talk on Italy. Each year the Classical Club gives two awards: a medal for the best work in fourth year Latin, and the Anna S. jones award, a five-dollar prize for excellence in first year Latin. As a service to the school, the club conducts the usedfbook sale. For their fine help and interest the club wishes to thank its sponsors, Miss Mary R. Powers and Miss Alicent Holt. O F F l C E R S First Semester Second Semester Paul Jones . . . President . Gordon Boozer Cynthia Murray . Vice President Margaret Porter Anita Cilleo . . Secretary . Anita Cilleo David Waer Treasurer Paul jones -76.- Tlie memhers of Le Cercle Francais are students who are in their second or third year of French and who have had 21 B average in their iirst year. The mcetings are designed to he entertaining as well as educational with plays, games, and songs nlwout France. The cluh members wish to extend their sincere thanks to Miss Powers and Miss McKenzie for their very capable work as its sponsors. O F F I C E R S First Semester Second Semester Florence Eckherg . . President . . . Doris Gitlen Lois Boshoven . . Vice President . . lvlairijnne Bird David Waier . . . Secretary . . Phyllis Huntley Colleen Bourne . . Treasurer . Da1x'itlWa1er Sergezintfutfairms . . . . Isla Spring Firs! Row: H. Riehzurilson. S, Worm-n, P, Huntley. M. Bird. D. Wm-r. F. Eekln-rg, I. Sqn-ing. l.. lloshovs-n K. Gillett. Ss-1-ond Row: R. M1-yi-rs. M. Wise. A. Gilli-o. M. Huixnuyer, I . Welsh. A. Hzmluml. M. Walker. M, Stiles. ll. W:-inner. li. Kline. Third Row: M. Sklar. M. Hilder. M. J. Kleinsteelter. E. Guodson, E. Weiner, M. Dow. M. Porter. S. Grin- na-ll. lil. liinukluck. D. Bixby. Fuurlh Row: I.. Stuck, V. lioliit. 1'. Jones. Il. Hillman. G. Boom-r, E. Merrick, 1. Higgins. D. ldl-nm. ll. Marks, I . Ruyee, H. Baxter. -77- ligr V ,4 First Row: D. Wise, M. Rowe. M. Wise, H. Davis, A. Gilleo, D. Evans, H. VVheeler. Second Row: Mary Thoits, B. McFadden, E. Hills, E. Lassman. G. Walker, B. Watson, H. M1-rryman, E. Kline, U. Stoeffler. Third Row: Miss Clay, W. Cochrane, M. Porter, l'. Beverly, A. Epps, E. Blackloek, P. Huntley, E. Wilson. The Pen and Pencil Club, as its name implies. is eomposed of those students who are interested in creative writing and literature. The only requirement for membership is that the student has completed English IV amd is interested and willing to eontrilwute to the hetterment of the Cluh. At the meetings the students read their stories and poems and listen to reports on current hooks, :md plays. The Club is deeply indehted to its sponsor, Miss Malrthzi E. Clay, for her cooperation and guidance during the past year. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Anita Gilleo . . President . . Henry B. Davis, jr. Dick Evans . . . Viee President . . Mary Ann Wise Dorothy Wise . . Seeretary'Trezisurer . . Maze Belle Rowe 178.- The purpose of the Current Events Club, founded in 1934 lay American history and govern' ment students, is to promote the discussion of world atfairs. Those persons who have or are taking these latter courses are eligihle. This organization meets on the second Wediiesdaly of every month, and no dues are required for memhership. The activities of the cluh this year have principally concerned the fulfilment of its purpose to promote the discussion of current topics. Programs concerning the suhject have heen given at thc meetings. During the second semester, the club conducted an assemlwly along the lines of a qui: on international and world affairs. For her enthusiastic support and guidance, the Current Events Cluh is greatly indehted to its sponsor, Miss jones. O F F l C E R S First Semester Second Semester Alten Gilleo . . . President . . David Ewing Elizaheth Wilscnii , Vice President . , Marijane Bird Katharine Ferguson , . Secretary . First Row: Miss Jones, N. Miilclli-lon E. Wilson, D. Ewinix, A. Gilleo, M. Bird, B. Damrl, H. Vunk, D. Waer. Second Ruw: M. I.. Hi-mmvs, I.. Dreary. V. Stamus. T. Stamos, li. Merkle, F. Thwaites, F. Eekherpz, F. Kridlcr, l'. Haylis, Y. Taylor. Third Row: M. Sklar, M. Dow. PI. Miner, E. Meyers. E. Nunner. B. Forigvr, M. l'ridm-on, H. lllaeklork, P. Beverly, D. Hillman, l'. Jones. Fourth Row: G. Burlzur, l'. Wh4'l'll'l', A. Epps. D. Lzissnmn, H. McKenna. M. Lippman. IC. Guorlsnn, R. Evans. R. Day, H. Davis. Fifth Row: H. Dams. L. Kaliuos, l'. Colo. .l, Cruwfuril, R. Rudi-baek. M. Di'Youn1:. M. Vi-rizi-ver, G. Nelson, D. Bullock. D. llraley, R. Gillett. - 4 4. A .- 5 1 l l ..7Q- l l l l First Row: D. Bender, H. Davis. L. Prentice, A. Gillt-0, F. Ecklit-rg. E. Kline. H. Lillie, E. Blackloek, U. Stoetfler. S1-Cfmrl ROW: Miss RHPSU. T. Slflwitts, A. Krueyrcr. li. Kalawert, l-'. Wi-Ish, .I. Walker, F. Thwaitos, D. VVanner, M. Stiles, A. Gilli-o. Third Row: R. Dangrl, G. Nelson. D. Lipnor, B. Mc-rlilv, li. Kamps, B. McKenna, S. Grinnell, R, Norden, I. Spring. Fourth Row: R. Van Assett, B. Meek, H. Wheeler, J. l'ruit, J. Goldammvr, R. Birckhead, C. Moe-rdyke. B. Upton. The Mathematics Club was organized in 1926, its purpose heing to promote student interest in mathematics. To he eligihle, 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 he taking, some form of higher mathematics. Each year the cluh offers an award of live dollars to the student having the highest average in seventh and eighth grade arithmetic and ninth grade algehra. lts purpose is to promote interest in mathematics among these students. The cluh wishes to express its sincere appreciation to its sponsor, Miss Dora W. Reese, who has so kindly given her advice in all activities. O F F I C E R S First Semester Second Semester Hugh Lillie . . President . . . Alten Gilleo Cynthia Murray Evelyn Kline . Ulysses Stoeffler Vice President . Secretary . Treasurer ..8U.- . LaVcrne Prentice . Florence Eckherg Elizabeth Blackloek The Sock and Buskin Club is an organization interested in the further development of dramatics. Iviembership is attained by tryout on the recommendation of the public speaking teacher, by participation in two school stage productions, or by vote of the club because of outstanding work in dramatics. In December the annual Vodvil was sponsored by Sock and Buskin and was received very well. The proceeds from these productions are used to buy stage equipment or to aid school activities, such as debate, that are in need of funds, Another major activity of the club is the taking charge of the exchange assemblies. Two meetings a month are held, one a business meeting at school and the other a spread at some member's home. Every year the club presents the Ethel K. Nistle Award to the senior Outstanding in dramatics, debate, and oratory. The members of the Sock and Buskin club wish to express their deep appreciation to Miss Peet and Miss Gleye for their indispensable service to the club throughout the year. O F F I C E R S First Semester Second Semester Elizabeth Wilsmmii . President Elizabeth Wilsaiii Nlarijane Bird . . Vice President . . Robert Dangl Evelyn Kline . . Secretary . . Anita Gilleo Gordon Boozer . Treasurer David Ewing First Row: Miss Peet. G. Boozer, R. Dangl, E. Wilson, A. Gillvo. E. Kline, M. Bird, D, Ewing, Miss G14-yo, Sn-cond Row: K. Fergruson. L. lioshoven, M. Thoits, M. Hugmeyer, FI. Klunder, D. W'hims, li. Day, J. Simon, J. Ransom, D. Klint- Thircl Row: I.. Stack, W. Cochran, B. Ewing, C. Wheaton. W. Stone. G. Nelson, A. Gilli-o, R. Gillett. Fourgh Ilfuw: H. Davis, 'l'. Boslooper, B. Meek, D. Bender, M. MeGoi'ri1l, A. Dillinyrhzim, D. Murkull, . cr-mn. -81- Q First Row: Mr. Irwin, F. Barber, D. Bender, A. McCurdy, J. Crawford, G. Boozer, H. Adrianse. R. Geer. D. Hondorp. Mr. Coryell. Second Row: Tom Sbowitts, B. Day, J. Nicola, D. Lipner, R. Vanstee, G. Nelson, R. Hamment. K. Ward, D. Worden, J. Cassis, N. Afendoulis. Third Row: R. Birckhead, H. Vonk, G. Claver, J. Goldammer, C. Clavur, E. Plous, W. Coverston, R. Gazella, A. Dillingham, P. Cole, W. Stone. Fourth Row: J. Freidrich, R. Gillett, M. De Witt, J. Brower, H. Sutton, R. Gazella, G. Kobryn, D. Veen- stra, P. Booaaard. Fifth Row: R. Veenstra, J. Aussicker, D. Braley, D. Ewing, F. Cassis, J. Witters, D. Markoff, R. Mont- gomery, W. Stormzand, G. Van Oostenberg. This year the Hi-Y has more than upheld the tradition of its predecessors, that of being one of the most active clubs in Central. Some of the activities of the current year are as follows: The sponsoring of various social activities, such as spreads, dances, and hayfridesg the selling of tickets and the printing of programs for athletic events, and the sending of delegates to the Kent County HifY and Girl Reserve Conference, and the annual district Hi-Y Conference at Grand Haven. The club has also been partly responsible for refestablishing the waning school spirit in Central by sponsoring the HifY Players, a group of boys who put on a number of Pep Assemblies for the basketball games, and also by sponsoring two bus excursions to the regional games in Holland. As has been the custom, the HifY will again present the Gordon Scott Cup to the most outstanding boy in scholarship, and athletics in the school. The club would like to take this opportunity to express its sincere appreciation of the work of its sponsors, Mr. Coryell, and Mr. Irwin. First Semester Dick Markoif Floyd Barber Wayne Stone Richard Geer O F F I C E R S President . . . Vice President . . . Secretary . Treasurer Second Semester . Jack Crawford . Gordon Boozer . . Don Bender . Allan McCurdy One of our members, a past president, is now president of the Kent County H1 Y Council Dick Markoff. -82- V The purpose of the Junior Hi-Y Club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. This club was organized for the first time this year through their sponsors, Leonard Stormland and Floyd Barber, -lr. The membership is open to all boys in the ninth and tenth grades. The work is similar to that of the Senior I'lifY and is training members for the Senior Organization as well as filling in a gap in student organi' zation. The sponsors for the second semester are Floyd Barber, Jr. and Robert Day. Some of its activities have been: UQ Printing the scorecards at the baseball games. UQ Collecting money at the baseball games forthe baseball club, GQ Writiiig the baseball schedules on the session room boards. f4j Buying baseball equipment for the baseball team. U1 Holding a few food sales, 16, Giving a Pep Assembly for the baseball team. O F F l C E R S First Semester Second Semester Tom Stowitts . , President . , . .lack Powell Tom Dillingham , Vice President . . ,lack VanHorn Jack Powell . . Secretary . . ,lim McDonald Dean Telder Treasurer Dean Tclder First Row: Mr. Irwin, F. Barber, B. Day, T. Dillingham. J. Van Horn, J. Powell, J. Mellonald, D. Tr-lder. J. Vander Moe-re. Second Row: E. Lowe, M. Rode, E. Wyma, J. Ryste, D. Bellowe. T. Johnson. M. Dt-Groot. C. Smith, T. Sargent. Third Row: D. Oltman, R. Kik, V, Vos, B. Balki-ma, M. Mic-ras, K. Larson, E. Iinryzi-rinir, J, Nissm-ls, O. Lancaster. Fuurth Row: N. Andrews, J. Taylor, L. Grnoch-rs, B. Glayer, D. Booth. A. Riley, Q. Adams, li. Root. -83- First Row: Mr. Matthews, Mr. Irwin, Mr. Waters, W. Upton, D. McMahon. R, Dangl, D. Bender. R. Straight, A. Marcusse, H. Phillips. Second Row: D. Ewing, R. Evans, R. Krenselewski, N. Afendoulis, F. Barker, E. McNamara, K. Ward, R. Markoff, F. Sayfie, B. Nichols, R. Van Stee. Third Row: D. Kvvzstra, W. Brooks, H. Adriance, G. Nelson, J. Carrigran, R. Geer, H. Lillie, B. Karel, R. Recd, W. Beel, T. Nicolette. Fourth Row: J. Cassis, D. Bullock, R. Hondorp, P. Cole, W. Stone, E. Richards, R. Hoover, E. Hawkins, N. Assaley. Fifth Row: D. Lindt-man, R. McKee, F. Hendrickson, M. Hoekstra. G. Claver, W. Stormzand, J. Friedrich, R. Gillett, P. Haan. The C Club is an honorary club composed of boys who have won a first team award in inter' scholastic athletic competition. The purpose of the organization 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. Previously, the Club was made up of just the boys who had won a major letter in any one of the four major sports, but last year it was changed, so that all boys who had won a first team award were eligible for membership. This year, the C Club sold paddlepops at the home basketball games to help buy track awards for the Session Room Meet. The club is very grateful and much indebted to the three ine sponsors, Mr. Waters, Mr. Irwin, and Mr. Matthews, for their cooperation. At the athletic assemblies held at the end of each sport, the new members are formally accepted in the club. O F F I C E R S President . . . David McMahon Vice President . . . Robert Dangl Secretaryffreasurer , . William Upton -34.. The Central High Biology Club was organized for the purpose of seeking the truths of nature, thereby becoming friends and lovers of wild life. Membership is open to students completing the second semester of biology with an average of NC. Meetings are held the first Friday of each month. This year the members enjoyed several hikes. They also helped a needy family at Christmas time. The club is very grateful for the cooperation given by its sponsors, Miss Porter and Mr. Ashley. U F F l C E R S President . . . . . Betty Fleck Vice President . . Lorraine Decker Secretary . . . . Alicent Epps Treasurer . . Harold Wheeler First Row: E. Kozak, H. Wheeler, A. Epps, B. Fleck, L, Decker, Miss Porn-r, Mr. Ashley. Second Ruw: E. Zwier, R. Myers, B. Markle, V. De Witt, D. Starzah, R. Assaley, M. Hibbert, P. Richard- SOU- Third Row: S. Nelson, J, Mvdondurp, D. Mills, B. Vander Hof, D. Van Ryn. M. Racine, J. Morrissey, VV- HIUISUYI. C. Joseph. ..85... vu 'L- x-9 1 First Row: Haze-l Ziton, A. Epps, P. Dalson. Miss Whittemore. Sr-cond Row: Margaret Porter, Mary Lou Hemmvs. Rosemary Assalcy, Margaret Wade, Suzanne Cole. Third Row: Jim Spoolstra, Ben Porter, Harvey Dams, L. verbllflf, C. Kooyers. The Conservation Club, established in 1936, is composed of a group of students interested in the problems of Conservation in Grand Rapids. The purpose of the Club is to promote and preserve Conservation in this city. Often we study plant and animal life by means of books and magazines. Field trips, however, have become the most interesting and popular of our activities. Our Club is a member of the junior Conservation League sponsored by the Kent Conserva- tion League of Grand Rapids. Last fall they took us on a trip to the Swan Creek Wildlife Sanctuary where the officer in charge told us of the wild life on the reserve. The Club has participated in many sales throughout the year, including the distribution of Wildlife Stamps, Members of the Club wish to express their gratitude for the leadership and cooperative thoughtfulness of their capable sponsor, Miss Whittemore. -35- The Art Club is composed of students who have completed two or more semesters of Senior High Art. The purpose ofthe Cluh is to promote Art interest in the student hody and to assist with school Art activities. This year we assisted with the Christmas nssemhly. We mode the sets for the 1940 Vodvil and also made posters announcing it. We wish to thank our sponsor, Miss Comhs, for the valuzihle assistance she has given us. O F F I C E R S President . . Beverly lvlentor Vice President . . Ivlarion Lippmaxn Secretary . . . Virginia Boldt Treasurer . . Alta Sutton First Row: Miss Combs, A. Sutton. V. Bolt, B. Mentor. M. Lippman. M. Kirehman, Second Row: E. Shea, M. Klinesteker, N. Hagemeister, P. Dalson, D. Andrews, J. Walker, L. Trick, M. Jones. Third Row: David Vos, H. Jasinski, S. Cole, D. Newcomer, J. Walker, Betty Kellogg, Murizeret Storey, P. Beverly. Fourth Row: F. Iredbetter, Robert Scott, Bill Meek, Tom Majehrzak, Betty Williams, Lois Zillmer. Lf '- -871 sJX iff.. First Row: S. Dyirvrt, li. Drury, J. Morrissey, D. Grawburpz, E. Brower, C. Bourne, B. Fleck, li. Slanizer, D. Ferwvrda. Second Row: A. Plumb, A. Seastrom, ll. Burch, J. Zaines, M. Verhrlimze, l . Smith, M. Dow, E. Verhey, V. Salik, Miss Gillette. Third Row: Doris Haaksma, V. Frawley, C. Heyboer, D. Burhardt, B. Butler, E. Klundur, J. Seastrom, L. Kozak, E. Quit-r, D. Kucvra. Fourth Row: J. Meaehum, L. Uzarski, C. I t-rwerda, J. Butler, C. Kooyers, D. Geski-, K. Mersman, D. Clifford, A. Veenstra, M, Vie-rpze-ver. Fifth Row: B. Piersma, S. Allen, N. Middleton, S. Verburg, K. Irwin, S. Gt-one, V. Ashley, M. Dv Young, S. Harris. The Home Economics Club of Central celebrated its eleventh hirthday anniversary in April. lt is affiliated with the American Home Economics Association and the State Association. Each year it sends at least one delegate to the National and State Conventions and contrihutes to the International Scholarship Fund. Its program theme for the year was AllfAmerican Cvirl and Her Social Life. Under this caption, it aimed to do something for the girl, something for the home, something for the school, and something for the community. For the girl, there was the sixth annual lvlotherf Daughter Banquet: for the home, an illustrated lecture on Lighting in the l'lome 1 for the school, attendance at foothall and haskethall games to hetter school spirit: for the community, a Christmas party at the lsahella Home. A average in all suhjects is required for club memhership. The silver pin of the American Home Economics Association hearing the National emhlem was awarded to senior girls who were outstanding in leadership, cooperation, and loyalty. The cluh is grateful to its sponsor, Miss Gillette, for her cooperation and assistance. OFFICERS President . , . . Evelyn Brewer Vice President . Colleen Bourne Secretary . . , . Betty Fleck Treasurer . Doris Grawhurg Registrar . . Barhara Slanger Sergeantfatfarms Dorothy Ferwerda Lihrarian . . . ,lean Morrissey -gg- The Senior Girl Reserves is a club interested in the work of the Y. W. C. A. Its purpose is to foster honesty, loyalty, and friendship. There is no limit to the numher of girls who have the opportunity to become members of this organization. The club sends representatives to the Annual State Girl Reserves Conferences and to the joint Girl Reserves - Hi-Y Youth Conferences. The club is self-supporting through food sales in the school and in the Y. W. C. A. Success is due largely to the help of the cluh sponsor, Mrs. I. Whitfield. President . . . Vice President . Secretary . . Treasurer . First Row: C. Koster, F. Vl'illiams, R. B. Moline. Second Row: R. Wawee, E. Wawee, H. G. Yost. Third Row: C. Faasse. I. Wie-rizaz, J. M. Schooley. Fourth Row: G. Graham, D. Marine, R. Rfodeback, C. Kooyers. OFFICERS . Barbara Loveland jean Van't Hof Mary Pridgeon . Ruth Bodbyl Bodbyle. B. Loveland, J. Van't Hof, M. Pridizoon, J. Ackerman Ziwn, M. Maloley, R. Assalvy. V. Frawley, F. Smith, J. Zainea Horton, F. Davis, K. Mersman, B. Burch, L. Scott, H. Wawoc K. Cain, J. Meleski. D. Andrzvjewski. J. Kowalski, B. McCall -89... First Row: Colleen Bourne, Betty Moline, Evelyn Brewer, Isla Spring, Florence Eckberg. Second Row: Ruth Bierlein, Margzaret Hufzmeyer, Bonnie Kalawe-rt, Florence Welch, Abbie Seastrom, Florence Sridler. Third Row: Miss Campbell, Reida Brown, Alicent Epps, Elizabeth Blacklock, Anita Gilleo, Betty Kamps, Evelyn Verhey. The Agona Club is made up of girls selected for membership on the basis of athletics, scholarf ship, and leadership. In order to be chosen, a girl must have earned her letter, have a B average in her studies, and show qualities of leadership. With such high membership qualifi- cations, we aim to encourage scholarship and to uphold athletics. To fulfil this, each year two cups are given, the Junior Agona Cup to the girl in the ninth grade who has earned her athletic award and has a high scholastic average, and the TrifHonor Cup, which is presented to a Senior girl who has been highest in athletics, scholarship, and leadership. As in previous years, 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. 0 F F I C E R S First Semester Second Semester Isla Spring . . President . . lsla Spring Colleen Bourne . . Vice President . . Evelyn Brewer Betty Moline . . Secretary . . Betty Moline Evelyn Brewer . Treasurer . Colleen Bourne Florence Eckberg . Scribe . Florence Eckberg -gg- ln the Memhership Drive for the junior Red Cross, over twelve hundred students joined, contributing over thirtyfnine dollars. This has heen the most successful Drive that we have ever had. At Thanksgiving we collected, packed, and distrihuted twentyftwo haskets. Having made twelve picture scraphooks for the Children's Ward of St. Mary's Hospital, we are now sewing for War Relief in connection with the National Red Cross. We are also collecting magazines suitahlc for distrihution to city institutions. Our girls assisted in the survey for the needs of city institutions and helped in getting out The Crossroads, the Junior Red Cross newspaper. We furnished the treat twice at the City Council meeting. We have held four sales for raising money. At the Red Cross City Council Meeting, we received a hanner for having the highest attendance. Isla Spring, president of our chapter last year, is now president of the City Council, Our hardfworking group has numhered about twentyflive. O F F l C E R S President . . . . Graham Conger Vice President . . Patricia Baylis Secretary . . . Joyce DeKani Treasurer . . Betty Del-Iaan Sponsors Mrs. Panghorn and Miss Vanden Boogert First Row: Mrs. Pangborn. Joyce Dt-Kane, Graham Conner, Patty Baylis, Douglas Hillman, Miss vnnden Boogert, Second Row: Martin Moody, Bill Duffy, Patsy Ives, Virginia Bolhouse, James Dangl, Kathleen Duffy, Hildeizarde Hoehstrasser. Third Riow: Gurdon Meinke, Polly Walker, Margaret Racine, Dick Dangl. Natalie Sehmieding, Althea Harpst, Martha Metry. Fourth Row: Jean Morrissey, Suzanne Nelson, June Butler, Iieatriee Ledbetter, Rosemary Blanchard, Betty Butler, Charlotte Chase. A i -- Ai ' l f .5 -91- First Row: L. Mell, E. Myers, J. Idema, E. DeWitt, L. VanderMate, C. Strong, 'l'. Nichols, W. Clapp. R. Boldt, D. Lewis, R. Kettner, J. Dean, M. L. Hcmmes, V. Boldt, S. Worden, S. DeKraker. Second Row: K. Manizlos, A. Glimm. De Reimer. Reintizes, Simon, Swanson, Bronkhorst, Hopkins, Antonopulos. Dillingham, Gazella, Woodhouse, E. Wyma. Third Row: H. Sutton, Wilson, Powell, C. Brower, Ide, Blair, Roxby, J. Sloss, H. Wyma, L. Butler, B. Coverston, D. Roeper, J. Cameron, G. Ledbettcr, B. Bloare. Fourth Row: Sutters, F. Segmund, Holmberg, Wheaton. 0. Lancaster, R. Phillips, Lindberg, D. Bale, M. Woodruff, Hoover, Cooper, Efting, Allen. Fifth Row: H. Bergmans, M. Butler, H. Tisch, R. Burgess, D. Waldron. K. Jones, D. De Loof. C. Brott, E. Weemhoff, M. Fox, B. Gessler, R. Verseput, D. Childs, R. Youmz, R, Ovorheck, R. Buck, F. Lyman. Sixth Row: P. Kutsche, D. Waddell, B. Theodore, J. Brown. B, Root, G. Savara, L. Bowers, R. Collins, M. Foster, D. Tatum, B. Parker, R. Herstein, G. Collins, A. Root, L. Wood. L. Roth, L. Durke. J. Verstay. The Reserve Officers' Training Corps is an organization sponsored by the United States Governf ment for the purpose of developing leadership, selffdiscipline, courtesy, neatness, citizenship, and a cooperative spirit through military training. This training consists of drill, physical training, mapfreading, firstfaid, and rifle marksmanship. The girl sponsors of the R.O.T.C. are selected hy the cadets and faculty on a basis of personality, scholarship, leadership, and personal appearance. Their main duties are to add color to the unit, support the R.O.T.C. activities, and uphold its standards, Some of the annual activities sponsored by the R.O.T.C. are the Military Ball, held this year at Central: Field Day, held at Houseman Field, in which all the R.O.T.C. units in the city compete for awards, and several rifle matches. The units are inspected annually hy a Federal officer. The Bars and Chevrons Club, composed of cadet officers, nonfcommissioned officers, and sponsors, is organized to support R.O.T.C, activities and promote cadet morale. The club at this year's AllfCluh Banquet won first prize for its tahle decorations. O F F I C E R S First Semester Second Semester Bill Van Zytveld . . President . . Russ Kettner Leonard Vander Mate . . Vice President . . . Eleanor Meyers Eleanor Meyers . . . Secretary . . Leonard Vander Mate Roy Boldt . . Treasurer .... Carl Strom Carl Strom , . Sgt.fAtfArms . Talmadge Nichols .-92- The Treble Clef Club is an organization for ninth and tenth grade girls who are interested in music and who have musical ahility. New memhers are chosen hy tryouts and only the hest are admitted. At our meetings, which are held every month, We have a regular husiness meeting and then a program. Sometimes we invite an outside musician to our meetings to speak to usp at other times we have a special kind of program which we call a music hee, Each year the cluh tries to live up to its purpose which is to further the development of music in Central High School. This year we helped hy contrihuting to the fund for a recording machine. First Semester Suzanne Nelson Shirlie Wcnrdeii . Esther Evans . joan Klynenherg Virginia Boldt . OFFICERS . President . . Vice President . . Secretary . . Treasurer . Program Chairman Second Semester Suzanne Nelson . Shirley lvlason . Betty Reynolds . . Sally Crume Peggy Richardson First Row: Mr. Dean, Virginia Boldt, Sally Crune, Peggy Richardson, Suzanne Nelson, Betty Reynolds, Shirley Mason. Second Row: Patty Burst, Jean Porter, Elsie Smith, Patty Bulman, Gerry Dalson. Beverly Mentor, Joan Kleynenlierir, Shirley Di-Kraker. Third Row: Jerry Bates. Mary Lou Thomasma, -Runes DeGrout, Shirley VVorden, Joyce Bridges, Jaekie Walker, Esther Evans, Lorraine Vette. Fourth Row: Violetta De Witt, Ruth Merkle, Lois Stack. Betty Blue. Beatrice Beyer, Betty Di-Maaixd. Marjorie De Young, Elizabeth Blaekloek. O 1 'N A l . l i ...Q3- First Row: Helen Nelson, Maxim Dailey, Doris Richards, Joan Horton, Betty Bush, Julia Zainea, Lorraine Decker, Lucy Hale, Marjorie Garner, Barbara Slanger, Cornelia Heyboer, Myrtle Schuitema. Second Row: Wanda Cochran, Agnes De Groot, Eleanor Klunder, Lorraine Drury, Betty Merkle, Florence Smith, Dorothy Jean Newcomer, Helena McFall, Florence Kridler, Evelyn De Witt. Doris Peterson, Dorothy Gilbert, Corrine Faasse, Nick Afendoulis. Third Row: Richard Geer, Roy May, Dorothy Cook, Cecelia Friedrich, Virgilene VanHouten, Barbara McCall, Ruth Jeltema, Ruth Afendoulis, Frances Ledbetter, Theresa Pollock, Betty Williams, Dorothy VanDam, Louis Kaboos, John James Crawford. Fourth Row: Wayne Stone, John Wessels, Jack Ransom, Ted Walker, James Goldammer, Don Lowell, Bill Upton. Harvey Dams, Roger Klootc, Ken Proyen, Donald Bender, Allan McCurdy, Richard Straight, Wendell Boshoven. During the first semester, under the direction of Mr. Barr, the A Cappella Choir gave concerts at the Pantlind Hotel, at Fountain Street Baptist Church, and at Central High School, for their Christmas program. The second semester, under the leadership of Mr. Dean, the choir participated in two more concerts, one at the May Festival at Central, and the other at South High School, in which choirs from all the city schools took part. Other activities of the organization included spreads, dances, and hayrides. The choir thanks Mr. Dean for the splendid manner in which he has taken over the A Cappella Choir this year. O F F I C E R S First Semester Second Semester Wayne Stone , . President . . Wayne Stone Richard Straight . . Vice President . . Myrtle Schuitema James Goldammer . . Secretary . . Doris Richards -94- Tlic Senior Orchestra ul' Ccntral High School. ll1lklCI' tlic tl1r1:cto1'sli1p of lvlr. M, A. l'ctr1ll1. lias cuiiiplctctl a sllcccssltil ycar i11 tlic atlyaiiccinciit of music. lt has pa1'tiuipatctl i11 assciiililics. tlic Xkwtlvil, antl many activities wutsitlc of sclmnl, inclntling tht- M. li. A. Clw11x'c11ti1111 in Outnliui- .mtl a Suntlay cvcning wiiccrt at Fiwuntaiii Street Baptist ffhiircli, lt was our IWlk'llSlll'L' tu liavc as mir gucst cmitliictui' at thc Sciiiwr Play, Mr. Littmwn. f1'11111 tlic music LlCPkll'fIllCllI of Snutli High Scliuwl, Un May 2, tlic urclicstra tuuk part in tlic scl111n1l's annual spring conccrt with two giftctl young stutlcnt sulwists, Mairiiziiic Birtl, pianist, and Wziiitlgi C11cl11'a11c, s11p1'a1111. flll May 9, tlic grmmnp twink part in the allfcity Ul'CllCSlI'lt fcstival First Row: Dick Evans, Mimniqni- Taylor, Bill Schi-iman, Alirvnt lippw. St-cund Row: Mary Luu Pohl, .li-:in Stanton, Doris Ainlrt-ws, Dorothy Nvwvmmii-r, .luck l'uw1-ll, .loy Hiilv. Alita Hifi-rno, Sui- Warsl, Sylvia Enizins. FI'L'tl1'Y'll'li Rnyvi-. Third Row: Oli- Rise-nt, Dick Dzxngzl, Mildn-il VV:1llu-r, lN1a1'1::1rt-t Wl2illt', .li-an V:1n1l1-rV1-1-11, Vynnni- 'I':1ylu1', Gi-rtriulo Sc-hi-iman, Anuvlinn- Gzivrulliili-s, lit-1'ny1l1-rio Wiilbrink, Rohm-rl lilillt'SiL'lU'l'. Harold Whi-1-li-r. Bob Yturria, .li-rry Gilbi-rt, Sally Du Vries, Juno Spziman, B1-rnicu VYi1od, Betty Puslnizi. Fourth Row: Shirlvy D1'Nt'Ut, Marian Svhuuli-r:1ft, Ruth l,in1lcm:1n. Viviun Hzinsnn. Mzirijuni- Bird. Doris Kit-tzlimr. Arli-nv Harris, Dick Bmith, Don llralvy, Clara Grau. Tha-:1 Ilurkhardt, .Ianni-s Barclay, Janii-s Dzimzl. Edith Gustafson, Mauricv Boss, .lim Slim-ls11'a. 'l'h1-mlni-1' Kunst. Gi-urizv Drzilw. lflilwin Owvn. Milton Mi-Gurrill, Hmvnrfl N1-lson, Jann-s Hiiblizird. Roprvr Iilivk. -gs- First Ron: Milton Metlorrill, student director: Edwin Owen, David ldema. Gerald Maluisty, Jim Mac Donald, Edwin Smith, Jaek Powell, Jerry Gilhert, .loe Nicola, Philip Spnelstra. Robert Klinesteeker, Harold Wheeler. Second Row: Floyd Gill, liob Sterling, Rae Heulier, Clarence Boss, .lack Brower. Third Row: Holm Palmer, liernydene Walhriek. Raymond lloozer, Sam Afendoulis. Don Thayer, 'Theodore Keenrft, Mauriee Boss, Kenneth Houseman. Jim Siroelslra, Robert Wirliel, Malcolm Bonney, Ferris l'ost, Douglas Wicks, Jaeob llullinga, Ralph Van Ryn, George Drake, Riehard Gazella, Iienhard Forsherix. Fourth Row: Edward Den Bren, Harold McCarthy. Theodore Summers. VVilliam Toune. Milton Gazan, David Phelps, Roizer Buck, Wiiliam Campbell, Earl Buryzering, lioh Booth, Don Holmeberyz, Jim Dever, Wesley Snyder, Gordon MeCarty, Harold Risbergr, Jim De Boer, .lim Hulmlvard, Howard Nelson. Fifth Row: Leonard Vander Mate, Kennith Sutter, William Hartmann, llolv Krueger, Boll Tuttle, l'hil Wolz, Don Braley. Tum Roeper. Tom Sargent, Frederick Royce, Tom Dillingham, Phil Vandenbery, Ray House, Tom Emaus, Phil Howard, Dick Booth. The Central Band has elosed a useful and successful season, participating in an allfeity Band Festival. Besides taking part in the usual parades and foothall games, it has presented several special eoneerts in assemhlies for the sehool. The soloists at these were Rohert Booth, haritone horng Howard Nelson, troinhoneg Milton lVIeGorrill, trumpet, At the Annual Concert, Howard Nelson was the soloist and gave a very creditable rendition. The drum majors during the foothall season were Earl Bunyering, Tom Roper, and blames lVleDonald. Mr. Petrilli has new lwoys coming in next year, and hopes to have a still higger and hetter organization. -g5.... D.wc Pmvc Pete Shcrm Of rln p UI L Ah. mt Aw bm lll Friend Roman M.1sc1vt ut L Y' ' L , '3'if?'?'f, 1533 5 1 1 0 wi 4 - , ' 2' ' -J , ' ' ' . D. . Mafia, We:-v'g gi 2 yr, 1 , ,sz ,,, , 1 ,V ' ,. , .. fc . Measures, not men, are my mark. -.Goldsmith '. fr ..-T' 1 w f' ':. -A , - . ff'c:,::. 4X ,' f- -- AF- L., h ' ' E 1 N ' N' br x' i-fbi' .JV-' 1 'Qi '. ,A ' 'A ' ' '. f ' --'vw 1111 : Af -- -g.,x . -- 111-- ,A 1' .3 -' - 1 ,' '-' , ,f -A,2,:' '.i-1-w ,uf-H 55' ' ., . UH ' , vu 1 -- -new -: rf -, . '-.kivf-' ,, fr . vs.. v f.: N- J- Q, . ,Q-1.39. .sf df,- ' a1Q:.,2-I2-yr-wi ,r,1jJavS'e1ef?-'wif'-fl P8-w-wow A 1 , -. A. .a. 8 . DQ 1 J Erbin Richards Bob McGee Coach Waters Dick Straight Nick Afendoulis FOOTBALL I-luizh Lillie Ken Ward and Ernest Weemhof Most Central students were still enjoying their summer vacations when Coach Russ Waiters had the foothall squad hard at work learning plays and getting into condition. Members of the squad remaining from last years team were Afenf doulis, Brooks, McGee, Straight, Marcusse, Hendrickson, McNamara, and Cassis. Coming up from the City Championship second team of last year were lrlawkins, Lillie, Cole, Richards, Krengeleweski, Rahn, Hon' dorp, Elsen, Kecgstra, Safie, and Bender. Lillie and McNamara were elected cofcaptains. This was the setfup for 1939, Central opened the season against Godwin under the lights on their Division Avenue Field. Central showed great power in hlocking, fine team spirit, and in line teamwork, especially in a passing comhination of Afendoulis to Richards. The game ended with a 1343 victory for the Hilltoppers with Brooks, Straight, and Richards providing the punch in the hacklield. Cassis, Lillie, lvlarcusse, IVlcNamar.i played well on the line. Central opened its city schedule with Creston which ended Ill a WU FOOTBALL Ed McNamarn Coverston tie. Both teams played solid defensive foothall hut neither were ahle to get across the last white marker. As the iirst quarter ended it was evif dent that the game was going to he a punting duel hetween Straight of Central and Bailey from Creston. Straight kept the hoys from Central out of a great deal of trouhle and proved himself one of the hest punters in the city. The following week South took the measure of a fighting Central eleven hy a I0 to 7 margin, Only in the final period was South ahle to win hy means of a place kick. Afendoulis and Brooks continually hamf mered away at the South line and hoth were exceptionally outstanding throughout the game, Of the linemen, Mztrctisse, McNamara, Hendrick' son, and Stormzand played great defensive hall. lt appeared that Central hecame a little fed up with playing only average foothall and so on Friday night, October 20, Central walloped a lighting Tech team in the final minutes of the game. After a slow first half and trailing 745 at the midway point, Central came storming hack to score two touchdowns and cinch the game. Straight was the hero of Fred Hendrickson Willard Stnrmzand Abe Mart-usse Joe Fnssis Walter Brooks l 35 snr' .a 9' Fd Hawkins Jack Elsnn .4- FOOTBALL Dick Hondorp John Fredricks Fred Sayfie ,. ' as A .. ,mt H ...ar-' 4 lf -1 i ,. A - -.gf H K . t', , 4 .V 5 V . l,44z'- QF -' ' -....-., W ' ' V '- '5 TT . '3 C B 1 L , 4 ' , Q 2 : '5'n f - VI- 'ffm fi.-ef'-' nyc ' rl -,.v-f...f7 ' , ,. -,.-mania --- 7 ' ' 3'-5-'ffffi 'J ' , .ri-1 at'-f ..i'-fvsflltlzfw -:-fifgI3Ql-N-'lg'g:- . 1' Q. All-City Second Team Don Bender Ray Van Stee the game since in the last minute he snatched the hall out of the air and fell over the goal for the winning points. Richards, playing with a cast on his hands, caught two long passes and stood out with his hlocking. Hendrickson and McGee, the ends, hoth played extremely good hall. It was a real smashing victory for the hoys from Central. The Red Hawks from Union had high hopes for a city championship the last season - that is until they met Russ Wsxters' hoys. Central really hit its peak this game as the whole team worked like an automatic machine. The punting, tackling, running, and passing were all very eifective against a game but losing Union team. The final score read Central 9, Union 7, Cole at center looked good. Lillie and lvlclvlamara were outstanding throughout the game. During the week hefore the Ottawa game a great deal of interest and excitement rang out in the halls of Central. After two victories over Tech and Union the Central hoys wanted to upset the City Cham' pions, On the following Saturday night some three thousand persons witnessed one of the most amazing games ever to he played on a Grand Rapids gridiron. In the first five minutes, Ottawa scored three touch' downs, hefore the Centralites had a chance to catch their hreath. A great 'YG-I , . Ms.-lc.- -r' -'u '- I FOOTBALL Heinz Rahn Don Keegstra deal of credit goes to Torn Blackburn and Lawson for their beautiful runs. The rest of the game was a hard fight without further scoring. The game ended, Ottawa 19, Central 0. Central closed the season before a small but excited crowd at Housef man Held against Catholic. The game was won by Catholic l2f7, but the score does nowhere nearly tell the struggle and the hardffought game that this was. Brooks and Afendoulis played exceptionally well for the home team. Hawkins, Hogan, Kobryn, Van Stce, and Cole also were outstanding. Mr. Waters took stock of the abilities of his squad and developed the style of play that best suited his materialg a powerful line, several hard lincfsmashing tackles, good tackling and blocking, and an excepf tional punter. All these qualities plus the guidance of Coach Waters and the fine support of the student body, turned out a very successful 1939 football team. Cassis, Straight, and McGee received AllfCity recognif tion. Returning next year from this year's second team will be Lepner, Aussicker, Sikors, Karel, Tunis, and Williams, McGee and Henderickf son are next year's co-captains. Johnson Ray Krengeleweski Jae I-Imran Peter Cole George Kobryn All-Pity First Team ,gig L,!4',4g4,,s- First Row: Dean Telder, Odis Lancaster, Albert Rizzan, Mire-as Marinus, Dick Bonzai-d, Jim Vandormoorr Paul Gorski, Jim Ruintges, Bob Jennings, Jack Johnson, Don Bradluy, Eugene Plous, Trainer. Second Row: Nick Assaley, Assistant Coach: Dick Teunis, Jack Ausickes, Gordon Stuart, Jack Pruitt Bob Buryzeis, Harry Luxford, Keith Larson, Bob Semyn, Charles Brower. Jack Sikors, Dave Llpnfcr Chuck Irwin, Coach. Third Row: Howard Haken, Jim Williams, Bob Durkoe, Dave Hultman, John Wessels, Dick Runstrum Don Maatman, Frank Van Overn, Harold Van Assclt, Earl Ives, Lee Wicrsma, Jack Crawford, Bud Karel This year the second team was again successful in city competition. Although all the regular members of last year's squad were advanced to the Hrst team, Coach Irwin's boys again came through in second place. The team Hnished the season with a record of only one defeat, and that to the city champions. Bolstcring up the line were Lipner and Marinus at guard, Tuenis at Center, Sikors and Aussicker at tackle and end. Crawford, Karel, Pruitt, and Gorski are credited for the ball handling. Mr. Waters will look to these boys as valuable additions to the first team. The team has voted a great deal of their success to Mr. Irwin and Central's increased school spirit. -104- , I 1 The 19394940 season proved to be a favorable one in many respects for the second team. At the beginning of the year especially, the boys showed winning form. The team started the season by losing a nip and tuck encounter to Christian by one point. A little later, however, Central snowed under Tech, Catholic, and Creston with a barrage of baskets, winning by a creditable margin in each game. ln so doing they demonstrated an excellent type of basketball, and the season came to a close with six wins and six defeats. In the last couple of games the reserves were hindered by the loss of one of their reguf lars, Dick Gillett, who was promoted to the first team for the remainder of the season. How' ever, the team made a Hne showing for itself even though losing a few games. The reserve team under Mr. Waiters developed some players who should supply Mr. Irwin with some line material to work with in the coming season. Shank and Lindeman showed scoring ability, whereas Carrigan and Clapp displayed skill in handling the ball and in all around play. The team also had line reserve material in Stuart, Dykhuizen, and others. These boys certainly should provide the foundation for an excellent 1940-1941 team. First Row: Carriizan, Clapp, Dykhuizv.-n, Shank, Anderson, Coach Waters. Second Row: Plous tManagcrr, Hawkins, Stuart, Leppunk, Mt-Donald. -105- .48 JK' '2 VM fb wi Dick Gillett Ted Nicolette Walter Brooks Dave McMahon Dick Straight ASKETBALL As we look back on the 193940 basketball schedule we find Coach Irwin had one of the top ranking city teams and undoubtedly the best team Central has had in recent years. As November first rolled around and the team began to take shape we find such stars as Howard Phillips, Richard Geer, and Richard Straight ref turning from last year. Also on the team were Floyd Barber, David Mc' lvlahon, Donald Bender, Bud Karel, Joe Cassis, Wailter Brooks, Ted Nicolette, and Homer Adrianse. Central dropped the first game of the season to the fast Traverse City squad, which later won the state Class B tournament at Lansing, on the Northernefs home court. The fireworks started the following week when Christian, last year's city champions and this year's prefseason favorites, invaded the Central gym. The boys from Central, performing before a jamfpackcd house, outfshot and completely outfplayed the veterans from Christian to win 2120, Geer and Phillips led the scoring for Central, while Straight, Barber, and Cassis also did well for the Centralites. In the next week, Central dropped a close game to Creston with Phillips taking the scoring honor with ten points, Brooks too played a fine game as did Mclvlahon and Bender. The Hilltoppers felt very severely the absence of Geer, who was laid up with a sprained ankle. After the Christmas vacation Central showed great ability in hard playing, straight shooting, and all around fine basketball as they knocked over team after team to land only a few points out of first place. Central began by taking a real storyfbook finish from the fighting Tech team. Barber was the hero as he brought in the winning points Hnward Phillips Coach Irwin and team Don Bender .Ice Cassis with less than live seconds to play. The next week Central smothered Catholic Central 40720. The shooting ability of Phillips, Ccer, Brooks, Straight, and Cassis was too much for Catholic Central. Central won a real thriller before a huge crowd at Ottawa Hills as Straight Zipped the ball through the mesh in the last tive seconds of the game to win 1347, Central won the majority of the remaining games of the season. We defeated Ottawa twice in this season, after not having won a single game from them in the past ten years. Central was the only basketball team in Grand Rapids to win a first round game in the regional tournament. In this tournament Central defeated Creston and lost a close second round game to Muskegon Heights. All the members of the squad were presented runnerfup medals by the State Association following the Muskegon game. Toward the end of the season, Coach Irwin called up Richard Gillett from the second team, who played excellent basketball the remainder of the year and from whom Coach Irwin expects a great deal next year. Also Dick Straight began hitting the basket the last few games, scoring 30 points in two games. Central, as already mentioned, ended up in second place and the sea' son may rightfully be called a successful one. Phillips and Geer were named on the all-city team and Phillips, Gillette and Geer were given honorable mention on the allfstate team. Much of the credit of Central's fine season goes to Coach Irwin, whose fine understanding of both boys and basketball produced a hrstfrate team. Richard Geer Upton and Plnus BASKETB LL i ff Bud Karel Homer Adrianne Floyd Barber I , - K v ii..A... i - First Row: Hawkins, Mac Donald. Spoelstra, Lipner, McNamara, Goldammer, Bender. Second Row: Aussacker, Walker, Straight, McMahon, Hogan, Vandervxerf, Linde-man, Upton lCapt.J, M C h Vos-nstra, Elson. r. Waters 1 one P. Third Row: Dangfl 4Managc-rl, Larson, Royce, Nicola, Ward, Haan, Bralvy, Riley, Smith, Maatman, Gilbert, Huyser, Boogaard, Plous 1Trainerl. Fourth Row: Leppink, Gillett, Claver, Helder, Vander Maas. Seven lettermen returned to form the basis of the 1940 track squad. One of them, Bill Upton, elected captain, ranked high among the hurdlers of the city. Une of the city's hest polefvaulters was back in the person of Don Keegstra. We also had Dave McMahon who showed up very well in the sprints last year and proved to he one of our mainstays in this year's squad. The shotfput was taken care of by Dick Straight, letterman of last year. Ed Hawkins, running mate to Bill Upton, proved to he a great help in winning points. Bud Karel and Don Lindeman, both juniors, will he the only three lettermen in 4l track season, Karel, in the polefvault, broad jump, and high jump was one of our hest lieldfevent men. He is one hoy who can do two things at once. When he isn't pitching hasehall games, he is out for track. Lindie is also a fieldfevent man. The remainder of the team was huilt mostly from men who saw service last year, hut who failed to win letters. Dick Gillette and Fred Royce fNew Yorkj were throwing mates in the shotfput with Dick Straight. Joe Hogan who came here from Mt. Pleasant has helped out greatly in the dashes and relays, Lloyd Vander Werf has shown a very creditahle piece of running in the half mile. The following boys have helped out during the season: G. Clarer, J. Goldammer, R. Kranjoluski, and Joe Nicola. As is always true the session room track meet turned up some very helpful and promising material. just such a person is Ted Walker, a junior, who turned out to he one of the hest if not the hest miler in the city. Other prospective letter winners for next year are K. Ward, D. Bender, and J. McDonald. The senior session room 104 won the session room track meet for the first time since it originated six years ago. -108- L - ul D AX lit On the first day of April coach Rip Matthews issued the first call for hasehall men. A group of fifty men reported ready for action. Returning from the 39 team were Barher, Carrigan, Nichols, Brooks, McGee and Van Stee. Thus our present team was formed around these men. New men, who filled the gaps made vacant hecause of last year's graduation, were Tuttle, Hamment, Karel and Fredrick. McGee and Karel were the outstanding pitchers on the team and Van Stee the only receiver. Our team for next season will he hit hard hy the june exodus. However, there are capable replacements in Gazzalla, Cassis, Benson, Safie, Maloley and Crawford, while McGee and Karel will again return to the diamond with experience, First Row: Frodricks, Marinus, Barber 4Capt.b. Gam-lla, Karel. Brooks. Second Row: Gazvlla 1Manam-rl, C:-xrriszan, Tuttle. Nickols, Van Su-0. McGcv. Hamlin, Matthews 1Cuach,l, Third Row: Cassis. Tvn Hour, Hatch, Crawford. Benson, Covurston, Bosloopvr. Fourth Row: Vanee, Ke-ltner, Julian, Hopkins, Lindorman, Gila, Miller, Hendricks. r -109- Front Row: Dick Evans, Howard Phillips, Homer Adrianse, Richard Geer, Heinz Rahn, Mr, Conner. Second Row: Don Peterson, Harold Van Assault, Randall Young, Sidney Shank, Robert Thoits, Howard Childs, Jack Johnson, Henry Davis. The opening of the tennis season found Howard Phillips, Dick Gecr, Homer Adrianse, and Dick Evans back from last year's City and Regional tennis matches. With these players as a nucleus, and the addition of R. Young, S. Shank, R. Thoits, and J. johnson, it is not strange the team not only won first place in the city race, but also won the city regionals. --llD- The Golf Squad of 19441 has been the largest that Central has had in years. Of those making up the squad lviarkotf and Hoover were four year men, Ewing and Bullock three Year men, while for the rest of the boys this was the lirst year of competition. Of the newcomers, Bob Mattescvn was by far the most outstanding player. He picked up the game quickly, practiced religiously, and had an important part to play in making the 1940 season a milestone in golfing circles for the Hilltoppers. The golfing ability of a good share of the squad members was about the same, hence there was a continuous battle among the team members to retain their positions. This intense spirit of interfsquad rivalry undoubtedly accounted for the unusually good golf displayed by the team, since it stimulated them to constant practice and hard work. At the time of this writing the city goliing schedule is complete with the Central Linesmen winning every team match that it has played. This makes them the city champions for 1940. The boys are now getting ready for the Regional Tournament to be held at Green Ridge Country Club and also the State Tournament to be held at Kalamazoo. This was the last year of competition for Hoover, Matteson and Markoff. The reliable Ewing and Bullock will be back for another season, and it is expected that the newcomers will develop themselves sufficiently so that Central should have another good team next year. Dick Markoff. Robert Hoover. Jack Pruitt, Don Bullock, David Ewing. Jim Dever, Bob Yturria, Bob Matteson. Lewis Ksihoos, Mr. Decker. r ' -111- Q, E v I .Ji i 'l 1 X! First. Row: lin-tty Moline. Betty Kamps, Anita Gilleo, Lorraine Verburxr. Evelyn Brewer, Florence Kridler. Marzaret Husimeyer, Mary 'l'hoits. Evelyn Verhey. Second Row: Miss Campbell, Betty Merkle, V. Hanson, Jean Walker. Rose Mary Assaley. Julia Zainea. Hazel Ziton, Shirley Uyuert. Abbie Seastrom. Beverly Mentor. Alivent Em-s. Third Row: Marilyn Sklar, Mae l.ee Dow, Esther Weiner, Elizabeth lilaekloek. Jeanne Morrissey, Margaret Racine, Reiiia Brown, Ruth liierlein. .loan Kleynenberg. Fourth Row: lflorenee Welsh, Patty Dalson. Elizabeth Gooilson, Bonny Kalawert, Jo Ann Seastrom, Joyce Bridgres. M. Hibli, Sue Murray. Eleanor Merrick, Annette Veenstra. Fifth Row: Louise Olson. Betty Williams. Susanna Cole, Nella Middleton, Phyllis Beverly, Clover Kooyers, Ruth Roclehach, Isla Spring, Virginia Ashley. Betty Ann D1-Maagzrl. The G. A. A. is an athletic organization for girls interested in any phase of physical education The Senior High girls meet on Monday nights to compete in various sports, such as hockey, volleyhall, and hasehall. They are under the supervision of Miss Camphell. On Tuesday nights the Junior High girls are under the supervision of Miss Kilstrom for similar activities. This year the girls performed in a demonstration held in the Boys' Gym. They also competed in a pingfpong, single and douhle hadminton, and tennis tournaments. Our appreciation is extended to Miss Campbell and Miss Kilstrom for their kind assistance to us. -112- President ..... Secretary and Treasurer . Sports Managers for the past year: l x 1 Ping-pong Manager . Badminton Manager . Volleyball Manager . Baseball Manager . Tennis Manager . Archery Manager . OFFICERS . Evelyn Brewer , Florence Kridler Evelyn Verhey . . Mary Thnits . Lorraine Verlaurg Margaret Hugeineyer . . Betty Kamps Anita Gilleo First Ruw: Lnrraine Verburg, Evelyn Brewer, Florence Kridler, Mary Thoits. Second Row: Miss Campbell, Margaret Hugmeyer, Evelyn Verhay, Betty Kamps, Anitn Gilleo - Q. L C' 'QR' T -als- ,r ws K X' -113- 41X PATRONS' LIST The Helios Board thanks the following people and firm who have eontrihuted to the 1940 Annual Helios. Mr. and Mrs Alonzo G. Curtis Mr. and Mrs Siegel W. Judd Mr. and Mrs Stewart J. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Porter Mr. and Mrs. R. bl. Murray Mr. and Mrs Paul Wztltciii jones Reverend and Mrs. Lester Kilpatrie Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Kline Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Wilsoii Mrs. Henry B. Davis Mrs. Elanore A. Cilleo Mr. and Mrs. John M. Brower A Friend An Alumnus A Friend Fulton Heights Grocery Coulter Studio Fulton Heights Bakery Helen Henry The Buth Dairy The Moderne Shop J. Kos 5? Company Arthur F. Crabb Baxter Laundry J. Siegel Jewelry Company - 114 - AUTCDGRAPI-IS . 1, 4, ' ' 'rka' Cfzfg WZWLL goevi-f 3,4 4. ', ,-1 ' . . ,fx..-51 lfclg f. ff!! 7 1 1.11144-. x Lf L KJ fy-r. V X-1' '- , I K' 1 V M lngfvfn ,X Q Y I j , J ,L-Vv -.gf u ' X111 X f-,ff-f, 'N'-N ,,-.4-0'0 04-4' E WANT TO THANK THE HELIOS STAFF FOR THE PHTVTLEGE OF WORKING WITH THEM ON THIS ANNUAL. THE DEAN - HICKS CQMPANY 217 Grcmdville Ave., S.W. Phone 9-8141 fr,0,0 tb. 1 i if ,t ,P 1 A 'T -: N ,V ' 1 4 v I RL v, J ,, QQ: 'N 7' 3 1fvxf4v L ,
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