Central High School - Helios Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)
- Class of 1950
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CLASS UF ' .J f 'i !-V 'g 2 JHSSHQX ANN QUNLIN ,l.-XNHIE .fXRLI'QNl'1 LIONNORS MARY JANE CL Hel llzmlo lg Sock Sc Buskin ,lg Hori- 5l1HlliSl1 Club 2, IL 43 9-A-A 2- 3- Hi-Y -ll C-Club -I-1 Bowling fig F001 mn Club 1. QA 3: CAA 2. 3: C199 1. Agom 3. 'Jen -1: Biol. lilulm Treas. -'sz ball l. 2. 3, lg Baskegball 11T,-ark 1 gh ,gl 5,1 play Qoml 4, Y-Pu-5. 41 Nat. Hop. buf. Choir 2, 45. 41 blee 1. 21 btu, bm l. Z. 4-L Biol, Lab. Asn. lrllf,-Xnllll TAKES -X HOLIDAY. Cel some smelling salts f mine water, quick! -eb X X x- Q, , T K l .,h..U.b..aP AIU CLASS OF ' Y 'T ANN RLTH DANIELSON -.ig-2 BERNICE JEAN DEVOS Commercial Club 4: Stu. Gov't, 1. 2. 3. 43 Ofhce Work 4. PETER FERWERDA C-Club 2, 4g Track Man. I. 24 Choir 3, 4: Orchestra 43 Slu. Cov't. 1. 3. FE BARS.-IRA JEAN DANLEY Sufolla I: Domecon 2. 3: Christian Fellowship 35 Biol, Sig Camera Club l, 23 Gln-e I: Sock S Bnskin 4: .lr. Class Svc, .52 Shi, Govil, 3. -la Vari- ety Show 4-3 Senior Play Com. Ch. 4: Annual Stall' -I. if M.-XRIORY DIETERLE Glee 31 Stu, G0v't. 2. 'R' P.-X'I'RICIA ANN FIKKERT Domer-on V-Pres. 2. 3g Bel Canto 1: Biol. Club31GAA 2: Stu. Coun- cil 2: Stu. Gov't. 1. 2g Senior Play Com. -lg Variety Show -lg Homecom- ing Queen -1: Senior Mix. -I-. DI-LLURES DEAN DERTIEN DALE P. DES YOIGNES Glee I, 23 Choir 33 Christian Fellow- ship 3. 4: Red Cross I1 Stu. Cov'l l 2 if I INIARJORY DUEZENIA VIRGINIA LUIS FIRLIK Bel Canto Ig Girl Reserves Ig Hori- zon Clul: 2, 31 Y-Teens 2. Ii Sec.: Stu. Cowft. 3: Senior Play Usheretle -1: Variety Show Props Com. -l, W'ILLI,-XM H.-KNSUN FERRIS Hi-Y 1: Visual Ed. 2: Stage Crew 1. fu , Q si , i X .. -- V J XS LILY GRACE GARRIOCK Sock S Busking Stage Crew 3. 4. Seniors CLASS OF ' A l x K, R l '--f . s l ll A 2 X x .E I' X l l Ai ,mf 'K WILLIAM C. ClNEBAl.'Cvl'l MARY JEAN CLASKE STEVE CRIMES RUTH ANN GROOTERS X Sl-talliih Clltb 2, 3. 4 5603 GAA 31 Moclelaires 1: Bars 81 Chevrons 41 Domecong Christian Fellowshipg AEOHH 41 ASI- .HOIL SOC. 3, 590- 49 ROTC 4g Football 2: Baseball 23 Biol. Clubg Stage Crew: Variety l--'HFS MBWDN-'ll CONT- 'll Variety' Senior Play Com. 4: Rifle Team 4. Show 45 Senior Play Com. 43 Stu. , Show Usherette 45 Stu. Cov't. 1. Govit. l. l l, ll l tl ll li 1 l I tl in W l l i BARBARA ANNE HALL FLOYD CRANE HALL CYNTHIA ANN HAMLIN RUTH ANN HAMMERSLAG l l nual Art Staff 4: Stu. Cov't. 3. 4g X Prom Com. 3, 45 Sr. Play 43 Variety Show Com. 4: Rummage Sale Com.: l ep Assembly 4. C , . ,RXCYX ,wx sw ,...k' 9 ' .- .. N . ' 4 'x 1-A A ms. Q . . in fi , B00 E, . DAVID RICHARD HANSDN CHARLES HARDIMAN YVONNE A. HEINZELMAN JANICE HENRY 3 I Hin' 3- 4: Sm- C0V'L li 2. Football Clee 33 Biol, 1: Y-Teens Ig Choir 43 GAA 2, 3, 43 Agana 3. Treas. 4g ll I 1. 2. Kip Track 1, 2, li, 43 Bagketball 1A Stu. Gov't, 4: Second Choir 3. Classical Club 3: Sock Si Buskin 41 Nat. Hon. Soc. 4: Choir 2. 3. -1-1 Glee I 13 Variety Show 2. -lg Debate 3, ! 49 Prom Com. 4: Stu. Cov't. 3. 43 E Christmas Assembly sl-3 Forensic 4. OH - -- Sf-n ior l7ll:!L?'fl' ZW ' 9 i3Q'?v f' L gf T Wu'-I li 'ww '-erm ur t P5'!tIFt'3FwLili:'t-?Tit'f'1 ?FEW?HIFI!!!-'T'i'hi'KENN1FZ?:!t'Pf'WF1x2Www424mttttmtmlitntBl1wmhWttZtit?tH1't!itiwemmltmntmnuktfmwlmmwsmmlm Stu. Coit. Biol. Club 2: Camera Club 2g An- JEANNH ELIZABETH HIGHS Chrislian Fvllmuhip V-Pres. 4: Sock Sa Buskin 4: Varirly Show Usherellr 4: Stu. Cuv'l. 1. 4. FNUNX itll HHN MXNIDHP XT!-iS -f H. Uvsiilll, U, Marlin. H. MlH'lN!llJlll. HLAH.-X JE.-XN HUKH ROGER U. HUl.MHl'1R4Q JXNII-IS HUXX lf Nm. 4Lm'lA 13 S91-ond Qhoir ,QL Ulm- Suulh Side High l. 2. Un-lr, 1. 2. L I, Fr:-nrh Llul. 'ig Hn I. 2: Svnirvr may lvr-hnfrellc' L Tl. ll 2: Yurzvly Slum 1: Srniur Mixer 4. llusx Sung Ig ifhrialnmas Plav .5 CLASS OF150 R65 39252. ,Y , , .-X lx-r. :: -: :f-wmg.4,:- x--- , 'gsg?52'1z1':'g'.-.:g1.z5gwg-,N n .0 - 'x llH'l'l'1l, lll4lHl.lllll'l'5. .-Rllill!HNlX in Blum . ln Ja-arnu' Wcilzo-l and ,lim llowr. 5 l as 3 wk X w X 'v' xx 'T' 2 ' A . -z KIll5lfl'll lXlfllNl'1R HUWH ll-XRUL .IUXN ,IMIUBS Rl INICM H,:I.'l.'Rll.l5 IXNNALUI, JljHN5QjN llurx S Llwxrnnx ,L lg Spanish lflulv ii-XA 2. fi, Y-Prex lg Agonu 3, lg H188 mul' 1- 22 uhoil. 3. 1: Senior CAA 2, 3. 41 Spanish Club 3. -l-3 lg 'llnlh l.lulu .L Nat, Hun l,I.1Mwal 2.15. L: Dunn-con .iNTr1-af: mm, 1: yarmy ghm, Tig-ken Com. Camera Club Pres. 2: Horizon Club Nw. 4, Pri-N. 1: KUT1. l. 2. 4. lz Nut. Hun. Nic. 1: limlogy 1.lulr.51 4'h 1 I 31 A,,,mal Staff 4: Stu, gum' 2 3. llxlnfr I, I-'nollmll Mun, 11 Annual Uhnir S:-mx lg Glue 31 Sr. Play 1: A ' A Sr' play Pmpslk Varielyshowclmli l'lwln, lid lg Jr. Holariun ll .lr, Yuriely Show fig Slu. Gout, 11 Ur- 4: Coke Com' Lk Stage Crew 34 lfxrllungxte l. PTA. N lillf Scripts-l, lmule Tram lg Helm: lil-We-f-kls' 2, ?l 'l VV' I V ' W l' H ' l 3 :v'-:1lH f f'3 l HMS'llf'if'l'l E1'llllllllfllflllll'UlElHllllEUlfilll'l'll.li.llLl..' 'U ll ,ll5ll' llllll fl- ll' ill Fir' Jrllfi-Ml1l'tTilJiI19iHll:vl15lii5?l5:fiI CLASS OF ' .gfx 36' 'tif BARBARA JANE KALETA Nat. Hun. Soc. 3. V-Pres. 4-1 CAA 2. 3, 45 Agana 3, Treas. 4g Commercial Club 4. Pres.. V-Pres.g Bi-Weekly Staff 4: Class Flowers Cum, 4-Q Sen- ior Play Com. 4g Variety Show Com. 4g Homecoming Com. 4, l X-if i N ,, ' , 1 sl THOMAS EDWARD KUNST JOANNE MAE LORE Horizon Club 2. 33 Biology Club 1. Sec. 23 Bowling 1, 23 Clee l. 2g Stu. Cov'!. 3. 4. v- H f '! -..-, T do iff w. - 2 4 WALTER CHARLES KILREA Hershey High 1. 2. 3: Stu. Council V-Pres. l. 23 Varsily 1. 2g Hi-Y 1, 2: Class Pres, 2: Basketball 1. 2: Golf 1. 2. 4: Stu. Gov'l. -L l AQ. ll why, CARY A. KWEKEL ANNE ELIZABETH MCKAMY Sufolla lg GAA 2. 3, 43 Agona 2, 3. Pres. 4-g Classical 2. 4. V-Pres. fig Nat. Hon. Soc. 3. 4g Stu. Council Ii. 43 Sr. Man. Slu. Govit. 3. 44 Choir 3. 43 Variety Show 2. 3, Dance Dir. 43 Glee 2: Bi-Wleekly 2. If '.I' 1 'N--.14 -.X 'hui QXZQSX T , T 'Elks . Q' , iw' ix N . ,Fi f 'lf XM. far' HERM.-KN D. KLAASSEN CH.-XRl-l'f5 Hllfll-Xllll KN'Xl'l' '. Q ' F ,JT fs 'E 5 'Z X i SHIRLEY LEETH EDWARD -X. I,lSCOMB, JR. Bars S Chex runs 2. 43 Moflelairc-s Club 2, Il, -lx ROTC 1. 2, 3. -1: lliflc Tf-am 2. L 1: Vis. Ed, 3. 1: Senior Play 1. L, Q f5f. A X' W in I X .,,, .,... ...L7 I 'incl-f' HARRY RIKIHARD M.-xLMi'u.-x xlxmgil-1 xl. Nl'Xl.1lNl'ii lliologx Clulu xl, Triuis, 32 Senior lllav Lom. l: llmnecomlng Korn, l: Senior ww CLASS OF 9 J D.-XYIIJ lf. MARSH KIONSTANCE C. MARSM.-KN DONNA M-'uf M-'XR'lllN FLORA L. MEITZ Hath. Cluli 3: Orchestra 1. 2. Ii: Commercial Club. Secretary 4. 50014 3 Bllflilli 41 Y-Tfvllr li BOOK GAA 2- 3- 43 FrEnCl1 Club 3: Camera link? fiom 4: Stage Crew Semin, Covers fl: Snon Queen Alt, 41 Senior Club 2: Senior Play Com. 4: Memo- Plav S Yarietv Sh. 4, Play 41 flrvli. 1. 2. 3. -1: Dramatic rial Com. 4: Variety Show 4: Annual ' ' Dec. el: Ring Com, 3. Slalf 4. 1 EVELYN PAULINE MICKENS Sufulla l: Commercial Club. V- Pres, X Preiu Annual Co-Literary' Ed. -1: Christian Fellmnliip 3g Clee 1, 2: Xithllll Com. 4: Senior Play fiom. lg Choir 3. 45 lflecliori Com. -1: Stu. lLm t. 3. 4: Varietv Slion -1 '20 5 Q , 6 9 . Hi xbfm- Q fa- ie Q , l,l'lYLLlS A. MILES Comnlervial Club -ll liowlinf' Club -lg Kiley- 1. 2: Seniur Plav Cram. fl: Variety Shun Com, lg Homecoming Registration Com. -L s, Age. af W s, ERNEST F. MOORE Baseball 1: Foolbabll 2: Co-Chain man Ticket Com, Variety Show 4. WILLIAM EARL MILLER 815,2- 6,-,agfw ,uv Q57 MARCIE ANN MYERS NITA GRALLE NASH YVONNE D, Nll-ILSON SHIRU-LY ANN NQRIWAN 'CM 2 fi 4: Aeenfw, 4. Gi.-E :sg irriffns 11 Sufolla 11 GAA lgGlee GAA 2: itrei-ns 11 Band 1: stu, GAA 2 3 4- v A Sh C 4- l'h l' 43 ?l'3nl5l' lil'-fb PWS- 41 l50 l' 1. 2: Coke Com. 43 Senior Play Ush- Govt 21 Senior Play Usherette 1, SIUA GQ,-'fl 2, jgaliiety ow om' ' 131: 41NN21l- Hn-1. boc. 45 Biol. -4: t-mtv -11 Lincoln Park High rs. ' ' ' Stage Lrevi 3: Usherette Senior Play 1. 2 Senior: l' l 4 :P mm... 11--f i l i 1 V wnw:i:li:'i:w ' 1-WtmeIi-waiverinzemi1xrimHmmnmmn1-huiminrlmwiwrnlzumnkmqnmtmwamm fb En -. CLASS OF ' N X sz - X ,- : M X I IMVID O'BETTS MULLIE ROS-XLIE OSIIURN MA-XE l-ILXINH OSBIRN UI XNI-T P.X'I'RI1ll.X I',-XQIKARD E GA.-X 2: Spanish 2. 3: Sqrk S Iiuwklu Sufnlla li Hel Canto l: CIN' 1: Y, Svani.I11Il11lv'i. la Biol. Clul- ll Sllf- W .L V-PNN, I-1 Nal. Hol1.5ur Pres. -13 Teeni 2. 5. li Una 2: Single lfren 31 0113 lg S,-mur Play Prulw lfnm, lg Stu. Covll. 1. 2. 3. 1: Sf, PIHV Suck S Hllfkin lg iinlmnr-rvial Club Flu. Cufl, lg Hi-W.-1-klv Ifwlxaluzr' PV ml'Ier 13 C0'DiW 'r V3f f ll Siu. Coft. 2, fi, 1: Hunu-cnming Fd. 1: P:-nm' lfur. ll Hung Lom, Shrmg Ch, Play Pub, Anenulvlxz hom. lg Yam-ly Shim llher 4, l,,l.,-anan 'Q lfurvmir- fi. 4: PTA S Hllf Prog. 'HH-I Bl'1l,l.lIlDl'S HI-' HHTl'fI. HICHLIl1ll'l'S B. Danlry. M. Cllnhlllilll, X, Ijarmivlsnn, ju llmnlnuns, AI. HVLHINIIII. U. Hriggr, li. YklIl.'xflSf'Il., l'. Bailey, X. Nlvliurxly. Q. , i r .. M., . . , Fx ,.i N!Ml! -,:vt CLASS OF ' ww CZ' 'Xl,lCE JANE PERRY Sufolla lg Classical 2, 3. 4: CAA 2 JR, 4: Agona 3. Sec. 4: Nat, Hon. Soc Sec. 1: Clee 1. 2: Choir 3, 43 Bi Weekly 2, Feature Ed, 31 Annual 3, Ed.-in-Chief 4g Sr. Play Props Ch. 4, Lled Bk. Store All. 3, 4. TR XLR 1QXl IlXlN. GEHRLLI-Q ROLFI-I, lQONGRATL'L.-KTES TRACK QUEEN. XNNE 'VlLlxXNlH 4 - 5. 3,-,.. N ,', 5, 1 , ' A f f 5 -. .- - i' I as - -'M-'--.' 7: .1-wf'4., , ' PL' fri.-af. 191 ,' .. ., N.1l'vP'fW'!l! 1l-H741 Y,-!..il-l '.Hl'v. X ALBERT ALAN PHILLIPS Stage Crew -1. ' iw -J' 4- ' ALAN GEORGE RICHARDS Radio Club I: Camera Club I: Bars 3: Chevrons 2. 3. 41 ROTC 2. 3, 43 Stu. Cov't. 2. 3: Math. Club 3. 4: Vis. Ed. 3. -1: Football Man. 4: Vari- ety Show Director -I: Senior Play 4. QS-is 'W lyll X X 'fi CEORGE C. ROLFE, JR. C-Club 2. 3. -l-: French Club Pres, Ii: Hi-Y 3. 4: Sufolla 1: Football 2. II. lg Basketball I: Track l. 2. Ii: Capt. 4-1 Variety Show 41 Stu. Cov't. l. 2. Zig Food Sales Chr. fi: V-Pres. lr. Class ZS: Usher 21. CLASS OF '50 .... sf 'iIa'ii.i' ii I to .W ' - - . - TX WILLIAM PHILLIPS S. -C 5 . .1 AMES ROBERTSON ELLEN LOLISE ROSENCREN Sr. Play Usheretle 4: Variety Show Costume Com. 4: Clee fi. BEATRICE HELEN PORTER CAA: Commercial Club 4: Christian Fellowship: Senior Play Com. 4: Variety Show Com. -lg Stage Crew 4: Stu. Govt 2. it ADA RUTH POSTMA Christian Fellowship 2: Commercial Club 4: Nat. Hon. Soc. -lg Helios Bi- Weelxly lx Election Com. 4: Stu. C0v't. Pl. -1. . . 'qw ix s -..4 '3 'gl J' if N .. -1 in ' x x CHORCIQ l. RUCN liars 8 Che-vrons 2. Sec-Treas. Sig Classical Club 2: Math. Club 3. 43 Sufolla 1: Nat. Hon, Soc. V-Pres. 43 All City Officer Club 4: ROTC 1. 2. 14. 4: Memorial Com. 41 Senior Usher -lr X. K GERALDINE SANDRO Spanish Club 2. 4: Bel Canto I: Horizon 2: Commercial Club Treas, 4: Bowling 4: GAA 25 Clee 1.2.31 Choir 4: Stu. Cov't. I, 45 Sr. Play Com. 4: Variety Show Com, -1. JAMES PHILLIP ROGERS MARCI A JEAN SAV.-Xl-IA CAA 2: Stu. Coft. 2. 3: Stu. Council 2: Co'Chairman Sr. Dance 4. Senior DEDICATIO To Miss Knox ' for ' for 0 for ' for 0 for ' for inspiring others to reach the highest goals. producing renowned nativities. giving time and talents to the annual staff. being intensely interested in the community. bringing the United Nations Organization closer to all of us. being a credit to Central in the literary world. To Miss Hunt 0 for serving efficiently as head of the English Department for four years. 0 for taking a personal and benevolent attitude toward many students. ' for blessing every school hour with your gentleness and charm. To Miss Powers ' for bringing the color and pageantry of the Spanish to Central by sponsoring the Spanish Club. ' for acting as sponsor and enforcing the high standards of the National Honor Society in Central High School. ' for being your own gracious self. ASQ CLASS UF ' N-QF' 'Lf' MERRILI. l.. SCHNlll'flJlNC YV. EDWIN SCHMIEDING PATRICIA ANNE SCR.-XNTON C-Club 4: Football ll 5. 4: Baseball Hi-Y H. 4: Baseball lg Track 2. Jig Sufolla 1: CAA 2. 3: Clee 1. 2: Pep fi. 4. its iv! 'Shu- Rll lH.-XRD W.-XRD SIMPSON q,q41.,1,1,3.3. 1. lfher 4. nolf 1.2 Qi. 4: Variety Show 4: Sr. Play Tic kel Com. Cb. 4. Stu. Council 2, 'I-.. ur' ' f 1 ,,.. JOYCE .-XDlil.I,I-I Sl'RM'Ll'E no - - Senior: 71 V K J WW'f:fll'l l Assembly 4: Sr, Play Com. 4: Home' coming Com. Ch. 41 Rummage Sale Co-Ch. 4: Stu. Gov't. 2. 3: Prom Com. -1: Bi-Weekly 2. Variety Show 4: Uperetta 4: Choir 2. li. 4: ROTC 3: Clee 1. x . , ,FX . X' R Q 4 f' -all ' ,mi n K j -iv l xl xi. A SALLY ANN SOLOMAN FRANK SPA,-KK Sufolla 1: Horizon 2, 3: Y-Teens l: Clee 1. 2: Second Choir 3: Choir 4: Coke Com. -lf. :PYEQRQ 5 xi i Q 1 I I- . l 'S HOW--XRD STHENWYK KARL.-X MARIE sToi-:FFLER Sufolla 1: GAA 2. 3. Sec. 4: Agana fi. 4: Classical 2. 4: Bi-Weekly 2. Ii, Man. lid. 4: Choir Ii. 4: Variety Show 4: Stu. llov't,-1: Clee 2. '-Tv' SLTSANNAH SHRACK Camera Club Sec. 2: Spanish Club 3. Pres. 4: Horizon Club 3: C0-Chain man Coke Com. 4: Stu, Cov't, 3, 4: Stage Crew 3. 4: Variety Show Props Com. 4: Senior Play Props Com. 4. i 0 P. HFS 1 - A x DONNA LEIGH SPAMAN Biol. Club 4: Bowling Club 4: Stu. Cov'l, 4: Sr. Play Com. 4: Home- coming Queen Ct. 4. .qi ii 6 iff fr EVELYN MARIE STOLP JU''-J'NWWiiinMn's!lni!!:W4'11iliLfi1w1ibnH!fLLBEQ.'11i!iFZ!!Bilik lr' L21.lsii.awh:a.m4m..s1,i1isniun1i:.wn:iy:5 i-. .i JOAN MLZMLHTRY, CLASS OF '5l.Rl-NQEIYES THE TRXIIITIUNXL SPXDE FROM BXRBARA li,Xl.li'IiX, CLASS OF- ' U F. . V JANE ELLEN STRAIGHT Red Cross 1. 2. 3: Span. Club 2. 3: CAA 2. 3. 4: Agona 3. 4: Nat. Hon. Soc, -1: Math. Club 3. -1: Sock Si Buskin 4: Bi-Weekly Cir. Man.: Annual Cir. Man. 4: Band 1, 2. 3. 41 Orch. 1. 2. 3, 4: Sr. Play Com.Cl1.4: Music Dir. Variety Show 4, Xt QS . BEVERLY SUE STROHPAUL Glee 1. 2: Biol. Club 2: Camera Club 2: Sock K Buskin 4: Bel Canto 2: 2nd Choir sec. 3: Variety Show 4: Choir -lg Stu. Coift. 3: Operella 4, CLASS CHARLES E. SLESS Radio Club 2: Stage Crew 3. 4: Vis- ual Ed. 2, Student Director 4. OF' Q 19' SFJZANNI-L J. SLLLIVAN Sufolla 11 Classical 2. 3. 4: Math. 3: CAA 2. 3. 41 Agona 3. fl: Sock S Buskin 4: Glee 2. fig Choir 3, -l-3 Nat. l'l0n. Soc. 3. -lg Debate -13 Senior Play 4: Variety Shun 4: Hook St. Alt. 3. 1: Ring Com, 31 Motto -l. Senior 1 I , qua? 1 ...sQ?Lr? K gd-3 3,3 STERLING SWEIYI' HPR I. I: l.-f.Iub 3, 'Ig Bufollzz Ig I'I0 lI'JII I. 2. 3. -11 Track I. 2. fi ,lg Varin-ly Shun Ig Usher 1, 55-f Sunmr NIR. SHRHLII GIVES SOME UF THE SENIOR ISHI-IRS THEIR: ORIII'1R5- an 62 DOROTHY ANN VA.-XS MARY ELLEN Y,-IAS BARBARA V.-KN.-XRTSEN Clee I3 Y-'Il-em I. 21 Spanish Club Glee I. 2, 31 CAA I: Rel Canto lg Iiel Canto 2: Horizon 2. Jig CAA 2 .L I-1 Stu. 1lm'l, I, 3: Sr. Comm. Choir -I-3 Stu. IIuv'l, 1. 2: Variety .I:Choir If: CISG 1. 2, 3: 5uf0IIa 12 Iplavl -I. Show Com. -I. Cirl Reserves I. 2: Stu. Coxfl. 2. 3 I: Variety Show 3. 4: Senior Play Kfmn. -I. CLASS OF ' F 4 ' I I I I I ' I WW- I ITIS VIH' I' L' ' 'PIIfiFII I'WJWI'3!If1l'i'II51IIr IIIIEI'IW?IIYrI01hI7II?I'I!l?II5I'Ilv'iWNWfIWRLWHHIlHWmWiI YNmm -n-53. V NORMA J. VANDI-IRBERGE I-ni N 5. be A 4 l is ROBERT ALLEN VISSER QA ' tzf X JOHN CLARK WHEELER Senior Play 4: Choir 4: Forensic 4: CL SS OF ' -at ,-'it . f IK' X 1 GORDON J. v.xNni:N BRINK C-Club l. 2. 3. 4: Golf 1. 2. Ii. 4. J . 'f 'H VU. ' 'A T in A Q gb ' l A x Sl'lARl,ENE PE.-ARL VOS Sufolla lg CAA 2: Commercial 4: Variety Show 3: Senior Play Com. -1: Stu. Covit. 3. 1 4 ' X 1 EARL W. WHITNEY C-Club 2, 3. -1: Stu. Cov'l. lg Foot- ball 1, 2, 3. 41 Trark l. 2. 3. 4: Ras- ketball l. s -'if ELAINE LOUISE VESOTSKY Bel Canto 1: Agona 4: CAA 23 Clee 2: Math. Club 23 Sock Sr lluskin 42 Riol. Club 21 Classical Cluh 2. 4: Nat. Hon. Soc. 4: Variety Show Il, -1-Q Sr. Play Com.-1-g Helios Bi-Weekly l, 22 Stu. Covlt. 2. YH! BARBARA ANN Vll-JRGEVER Rel Canto I: Spanish Club 2, 3: Horizon Club 2. Treas. 3: CAA 2, 3, 4: Agona fi, Pres. 4: Stu. Cov'l. 2. 3. 4: Clee 1, 23 School Store Atl. -1: Nominating Com. 3: Senior Play Com.: Bi-Weekly 3. ii'- MAl'RlCI-Q W. WALTERS. JR. Sock S Buskin 4: Bars Sa Chevrons lg V-Pres. 2: Pres. 3. 4: Siu. Council 4: Cheerleader 3. lg ROTC l. 2. R., 4: Sr. Class Food Sale 115:-nior Play 4: Variety Show 4: Memorial Com. -1: Stu. Gov'l. 2. 5, Al. JEANNE ANN WEITZEL CAA 2: Agana 3. 4: Biology 2, flg Classical Club 2, 3. Sec. 4, Pres. 41 Stu. Cofl. l. 2. 3: Nat. Hon. Soc. Treas. 4: Ri-Weekly Sa .Annual Staffs 4: Urfh. 3. 4-: Class Song Com. 4: Variety Show 4: Senior Play Com. 4. 5. 'Zn- . ' lx RICHARD EDWARD WICKS LOUSE WILLETTS Snfulla Club Pye-5, 15 Hi.Y 530, Q- Commercial Club -1-g CAA 2: Ath' Pres. fi: Math. Club Pres. 3. 41 Sock lelic Sec. 4: Stu. Gout. 3. Senior 81 Buskin 4: Track 1, 3: Bi-Weekly' 2. Play Ticket Com. Ch. 4. 3: Stu. Council l. 2: Senior Plai' -4. Seniors 109 94 JOHN BI-INEDIKIT WILLIAMS Sufolla I: Classical Club 2. 5. 1 X Pres: Math. 4. Y-llreb. 3: l'li-Y 2. 4. Sec. .ig Sock S Ruskin Pref. 4: Span- ish Club I' Nat Hon 901' lg Foot- liall TIA:-R l.-2. KC-li l f, wr ,N A ,Q f.,,..u - 16 '- if ff,.vQ15.-i 1 it N . 3 l,,.l M. ILER xl,n WRIGHT Hi-Y 'L 4: Lsher 4. 1: Track l. 21 Lluskellnall I. l'uoll+alI I1 Variety blmn -1: Stu, lfovl. l. 2. fl. fl: B1- Wveklv 4. RICHARD BRENKINK RICHARD CHAPIN CAROL DEAN CLAPP CARL HOLDEN IIO - Seniors CLASS OF '50 Q IX Rx 5 ai 1 -f-4? ' - -I Y .,,. - , . -,xi 5, , - , A, .. , K , I , RLTHANNA WITTENBACH JAMES DONALD WOLTHLIIS MIRIAM RUTH WOLZ Curnora Club 2: Horizon Club 2: ROTC 1. 2: Track 2. 3. 4: Stage DOYPQUUYP Club .23 Suffllla 11 ITAA 2. 3. 43 Agana 3. 4: Dome-con Crew Senior Play 1. Chffman F9ll0W5lUP 31 CIW? 13 SWA Pres. rl. A'-Pres, 2: Slu. Cvoft, 2. Ii. Cmvt' 3' 11 Stu. Council 3, Sec. -I. JU ANN AYRIUHT GERALD LOLIS YEITER B:ARB.ARA JOANN YODER Sufoll. I: Horizon 21 Spanish Clulv Y.Te,-ns 2: GAA 2: Sufglla 1: I: Biol. Club I: T-Ter-ns I3 Stu. Fl-em-h Club 13 jr, R941 C1-055 1, Coxft, 31 Sr. Play Com, llg Varivlv Slums lfum, 4. eniors Without Pictures JQSEPH JLVRCHISK NORMAN HAROLD SERNICK lgi-Y Stu. Cov't. I. 2. 35 Prom om. . .-I-1 sT.xNl,RY JLRCHLK CONSTANCE TW155 Commercial Club 4. GEORGE VANDEN BERC Usherelle Senior Pl8y'LUSl1EfEllC Variety Show 4. RAYMOND FALL RATCLII-'FE HUBERT K. WILLIAMS Hi-Y 3. 4: Stu. Cov'l, 2, 33 Football 2. 33 Track 3. 4. W' -I of ff f L 4 f I '?'if':Jl'l ?-i i' UC'G'l'Iil7'QF'W'EffTI'r?il'1'sIlNIIEIIWEHLVIINlllJlI1illlIllEl!Il'llll5TIll.llXlIlllIKYHllIll xx. 1QRADl'.vX'I1I TOMORRI FW Un Ilzzs CI1H1Ulr'HLPUIl'lIl lim. 111' stullerzls for 1' 11 neu' l107'lI.'Oll. .4 new l'I'IIl1lll1I,U71 flmuzs ll 1ll1111 our 111111115 11111l l1l:'!Il'lS. lflzllz all 115 glouzng uurmllz. 11s ehxcirirzg mozvmenl, Lrfe has suzlflenly mz1gr1if1e1l itself before us. We lzfl eager faces. reach out eager hands Io fluim, our lzeritfzge. Before our eyes unfolds 1l1e great gift of llllllllg. 0urs. to Llo what we Can. what we will! Ours. 1111-1 power 10 Create or to destroy. 0urs.1l1e responsibzlily of success or failure. The time has come for us to prove lhal ln ourselves our future lies. - Mary Claske i???0:f'f ' 1 f -. .1 . fu I- , 5 Q uqfrf - sa UN 1II.lMAXES TW,El.VE YEARS OF PROGRESS. IN ULVRSELYHS ITU' look uzllz 111111 upon our uorlfl, I pon our gPlH'l'l1l1l1ll, l pon uurselws. Hur fulure 15 llllfle. vlouzlp. or1111wz1.x, filled llllll floulfl 111111 771lSll7I1lP f5lI17I1llHg. Iforlf. wuruge. fmrl u11fle1sl11111l111gf We lcnou nou' lllrll these l1Ill'P guulwl us. We face the cluzllengel There is uorlr for all to do ln 11 world Confuserl, .4 world unverhzirz of 115 values. We lqnou' lllllf 111' must work hard, Keep up our 1'uu111ge, Strive Construzlly for understanding, For, In ourselves our future lies. -Shirley Norman 5211105 111 I 12 - Seniors 151 Run l', llz- l.i-run, Tieus . ill tlslvurn. Pres 1 A. Pe-rrv. Sur 1 M, Mu-rs. Registrar: U. Hoen. Y-Pres. Ind Run lf Xesotslu. A. M4 lxamy. J, Henrv. 1. W eilzel. li. Kaleta. M, lllaskf: .intl Hon lf Jacobs. S, Sullnan. J Straight. M J Cox. R. Poslma. J, Brunson Jlfi Hou J ll-me. tl Aster. J, Hogdan. T tifonger. R, lloerr, H. Williams National llonor ociety 'The members of the National Honor Society are elected from the top fourth of the Senior class. The advisors are Miss Powers, Miss Conklin, and Miss Clarke. ' Eligibility is based on scholarship, character, leadership, and service. ' The Society performs many services by managing the Lost and Found, serving as aides to the principal, and presenting the Induction Assembly and Spring Banquet. Xruvlf-s .are claimed daily at the Lost and Found. FOUND :Lg -wa -- I ' ' x , ' t 1 ff ' V ' 1,xtt'Ir t 'f v Vw'',YVtT4'r. b- Wil'YMI'ftltlti'It:2l'tl'tIIJTt'lW5t?'1t't?1-ljttltfH'ltIl4flfltltiH 1tN!1tTiH!tL'lit7'lIHP!TlH5'1FJliEi!I!H!lI!ill?fl!Kl!IllIIli'1l Mock Election Best All-around Girl ..,.... ,........... I oan McKnight Best All-around Boy ....,.,.. ....,.........,..., P zz! Barr Most Popular Boy ......., ........,. R obert Callow Most Popular Girl .....,............ ....,........ J oan McKnight Done Most for Central .,,.......... .,.4......... 4 rm Mclfamy Done Most for '50 ...,.........,. ........,.,,. 4 lice Perry Class Brain ........,.,.........,...... ,,...,......,,... I oe Howe Most Beautiful Girl ..,..,...,.. ,,....,..... D onna Martin Most Handsome Man .. ..,.,.,.,. Robert Callow Cutest Girl .............,... .,............, ..,.. .......,...,... D 0 n na Adamy Cutest Boy .....,.,............,. .................,,,.................... .,.,.,,,.,,.. W f ally Kilreo Class Fashion Plates ........... .....,...... S hirley Norman and Wally Kilrea Girl Athlete ...,..,............. ......... - ..,..,,....... ..... . . - ..,,,... Judy Straight Boy Athlete ....,..,..............,.,.. ,......,...., E arl Whitney Most Dignifiecl Senior ....... .........,.... C eorge Roerz Most Undignified Senior ....... ............ E rniest Moore Class Optimist ........,.......... .,..,.........E11elyn Stolp Class Pessimist .....i....., ....,,,.,,... C eorge Rolfe Most Bashful Girl ......... .......,.,... M iriam WUI: Most Bashful Boy .....i.... ........... R ober! Visser Class Woman Hater .,.....,, ....,..........,.,....,... R obert Visser Class Man Hater ...,.........,. ...,.... - .,.. JV orma VarLdenBerge Class Ladies Man ..... ...................... R obert Butler Class Flirt ,... .,,................ ,..,...,.,....... M zz rilyn Boss Class Applepolisher ...i. .............i....,.......................,,...... E dward Liscomb Class Romance ......,......,. ........... D elores Briggs and Richard Chapin, Class Politician ....,...... ....,,....................,........,,,....i........ M aurice Wolters Class Chatterbox .........,. Virginia Firlick Class Wit .......i.. ..............,... J erry W right Class Pest ..................,.,.....,............ .,............ ,I ohn C. Wheeler Central Done the Most for .......... .i.....,...,...,,, T om, Kunst Senior 1 f l Gordon Scott Cup .... ...... ........ ......... ....................... f Gordon 'Qi' R ummwal r.. I.. ..... ,......... . .. . .7 .... ..W . Q Suffola ......,. 2 . ..,. L i t ...... ....... ........, .... . . b i Amerlcan 951011 Awa .E.: ,Z ' SAR. - .,. A Class of i i i Award ..... ,.. . fi Nxq. .........,Q Reader's t Award Helios Ann Award bh ....... ......... Helios Ann oard ..... .............,.... i ' Q if a f At ji English Depar nt Awa 1-L1 ' ' p Letter A ,,,,,. qi: Poetry A .,... ...... .............. ..... ....i .l.. ........................................... ,,,t,a.,,, . ...,., , , . Patriot ssay ,,. ,,,, ,,,,,,,, o ,. . -,L aaa, s i f 1 . . Carrie .l eato J1, -Q 1 ........... 5 National ty ........ ............ 7 l Foreign Language Depa ent .ar g id , ii Latin Awards: Rt f Lili Anna S. Jones ' 3' ,I . . .....v . Mary R. Powers 'if ............. ..... , ..... ..... I Spanish Awards: XXX ,, ' Z First Year Spanish ......... 7 , .. i i. .. ' .... Second Year Spanish ......... ..... ' ...... A Commercial Department Awards .....,. ..........,... ........................................,............... . American Society of Women Ag i s V A. ................................................v..... ROTC Awards: iii-s 1. , Individual A w . . .... ....... ' .. ,.............. .7 ...... Group Awar .lii ...... . L ..1.. E- U ............ ........i:g:TfZfQ.1QQ ................ si .................,....................... Chicago Tribu x hwards .,.. 1121. ......,................. p . .... ....1 .... L 3,2 1 14- i fgfiwtwii'w's3ffFiM.t 57 VU FN'-,1!..:wfef'+1Wrf fa' ItS,H1MaWWF?mW?Wm f!iWmW nmmicmmmmmnmmcmmmam Tri-Honor Cup ..,.,,.... .... 4.., , 4 Tri-Honor Certificates . .. .7 .......... .... 1 ......... ........ . .7 .... .. , U-Zufi 7 C475 ,..... .... .... . . . .... , ...,.. .... . . , .... . .7 .. ...I Mary A bqrgNiAiN5igdli .... .. .......,..... ..... . .. ..., .. ? x sift ! ' r Q 1 ,I I Agona i p? ........ .... X . ..... ..... ...... . . p - : f if .if . ai, is A A 1 ' . . . ai - 5 ' I ' -fagsxd gm A D.A.R.l qood Cltlzens irp . Ax Tf . .. mv ...... ...... ...... , ,. ' l ......, x' E: , .,: T y .wi L f a--.f .J l f Ralph idger Award ' ' 1 ' ' tudent S' l'iCll Honor P01 at . . W. ,,,, I ,.,.,,,,. .. . . .. I - -- - ----- ' ----------- ----------- -------- in ------ 1 ------- 3 ----------f---'------------- - Student flicers GAA A .... . A ! ' l - . Ni fiwww' 'iff i Q,,0 fl I Speech Dep irnent Award laigitf' ' Earl A unshaw Ora y award ......... . .. ....... ....... 4 .... aa.. Ethel lstle Aw z ............. ....... : .F iel, .. .................... Fi. .... StagecralQt 1gAward ..... ..... .......,................................ ..... ,.......... .,. .... ' N xii '- . ci' A' ' Forensic A rds M .... ' ..1,ff. . Debate Awar e. ,,.,,. ,-, i . .. ........ ' Q.: ..........,.,. .il History Department A lid ..... A ........ . .. f A A .. -is 5 s v . ii 1' ai Science Department Aw X ...,.,, gl . . ' f ,1.J ....... .... . .XX Q if r : I V A Mathematics Department A' .. Maih Club Award -..gt g .... ..... Edwin F. Snell Award l1.f.i '-- x ,, ,. .,,,,.... ........ . . ...K ...,if...... I Music Department Awards: N Tig A ' 1 Vocal Music Award .... ..z ....... .. . .. .... 7 ....... . r A , . f Instrumental Music Award ....... .. I f aaa. .1,. ........ . -.--.------------------.---- l x , 1. V -J I Industrial Arts Award ..... .. . - .... A a ' ...... . Home Economics Award ........ . 43 ......... Ql ..... .... . ........,........................... -I 5 v,.-- X..- 3, '1'iX - sdiaiaiahipa ' .. .7 ........ H .... .A - U 1 A . .M B A -e + f . I ........ ............... ....... . ..... .. 01 ... f .... . , ........................... . . . .. .. ............. .7 ...i. .-..-.-.--------- - I A - .A ' ' '..f Additional Awards ......... ........ . . .............. .. .... .... .. Z X I . X 1 p Y' ..... .... : ..... ' ....... .. ................................................. i ........................ fa l l.. hlpi i n n ,.' L . , u bl E .. i 1 5,4 Q it F OREWCRD The purpose of this report is 0 to provide the students and teachers with a permanent record of Central,s accomplishments during 1950. ' to present an accurate summarized account of class and club activities. ' to express appreciation to the departing members of the teaching staff. ' to furnish students with a record of their own achieve- ments and interests. 6006! ll lt is sincerely hoped that this report of 1950' at Central High School will be ' an inspiration to underclassmen. ' a treasure chest of memories to all who read it. , '- nit. ,.mtg4,w', A.. . . -' b----4.A..nAJ S 3 -Wguiltxiwirl r,g',',w.infrww:f,-4 . will? K+, ls'qwg'm !D'f . - 4 A 1 1 ' F. .Vv ova up nr .W 22:35 :fx an SW WE . iv A V 'Y QQ: wg v W , . , ,X E 2 fi li,- X N ,Lx i by y X, vllll li C ilfi ng A' gc! E+ Ni A f 1 5x x x x B 3 S ,,:, , ,,::, X ADVERTISING -XflxerllN1'1ln-nl- THE SCHOOL TORE w U' J '1 1 ' ' 'lwfff f'U'7'-''u'4'51 -W' 'V '?'?f':.HW'3?- - vn'JU 'RZF'I'!EF'vf'1RCfTHMT!?t!iNFf6H1EELY?flRfll1!1'Q1M3lE!Pf!1'iX7!?FBiFL5IE!TVfB.KhFlHRKYBHEPSEP. ADVERTISING HILL FOOD SHOP 257 Michigan, N. E. COMRIES HOUSE OF FLOWI-IRS 18 Monroe, N. E. FOX JEWHLERS AND OPTICIANS 83 Monroe, N.W. c, . Advertisements ADVERTISING S . X6-fb 1 za . f , 14 . V, U HELEN HENRY APPAREL 156 Fulton, E. fNIgXR'l'IN STORES 63 Monroe, W. 120 - Adverli5eme-nts w, 1-1: ' U MODERNE SHOP 22 Fountain, N. W. GEORGE BULLISS' MEN'S STORE 116 Ottawa, N. W. MHk5HI?i1'+llwfllillllliizlL'1T:?FF1YHUlHIIt1KEh'liiH315?RH!i1k HILL DRUG STORE 227 Michigan, N. E. COCA-COLA BOTTLINC CO. 1430 Butterworth, S. W. ADVERTISIN G Q E. S , -h ,..Af+zzH9s JE 1,lRl'IS4IEN'l' ST. l I,UR.hXL CO. 557 Cl'6Sl'FI1l, N. If. BLANCHE LE IMRON 15 ,IeH'e1'sm1, S. E. WWW fog- .-Mlx crlifemenls - 12 ADVERTISING x x ' X g, 1 EAST END SUPER MARKET 939 Fulton, E. VANDER ZANDS HARDWARE 407 Michigan, N. E. 122 - Advertisements n-A . A X ,,, ,.,, ' w . If-',.1' , ..,. 'z 1n11,1,1,' 'lahm J Que- REACAN'S PHARMACY 301 Michigan, N. E. BUTH DAIRY CO. 1408 Fulton, E. 1' V1f3Gf'v1 1K!1 111111IlYT1!1i?i1I311111i1H5511711lNl111171l11!EL'M'M'T311il'd51!'11t1H1i?!i!liE!HFXIf1i11f'55'1. VAN DUREN DRLCS 200 Union, N. E. RICHARDSON TYPEWRITER CO FE G x . fri 4, ADVERTISING 341 Houseman Building CLYDE L. THOMAS BLUE PRINTS 136 Division, N. E. ROBERT SMITH MOTOR CO 233 Washington, S. E. 'R x ws :safsf:q1.:f,1,:f-:.:-gg - X 1-wwf? N., -. 'N 1-as ' - w Q N , L--w.,,-Nwbhr, Q x ,. -.xv-. NR' Cf-'-W-x M- .. ' YN - 'Q , .WXQXN T 1 i X xg x X ,M - :Q X ,- ,X :Q -Ul- Adverlisements - Welztfiaf nm n E P LA NT INA Qle ry FKMALPKI! .yemuke ON A 24 HOUR BASIS 'I5 PHONE 9-6231 LYON ST., N.E. GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. M r Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr Mr 12-I+ Advertisements and and and and and and and and and M. and and Mrs Mrs PATRON S E. Birckhead Bos Mrs E. Boss Mrs C. Bowen Mrs S. Cain Mrs J. Colyer Mrs. Conger Mrs. Conlin Mrs. C. Doerr H. Howe Mrs. H. C. Jacobs Mrs. M. C. Marsh U fzfilzhbzy Jtfkffi o0fIlM!l4?y PRINTERS GRAVERS ARTISTS LITHOGRAPHERS PHOTOGRAPHERS EN 150 BOSTWICK AVEN GRAND RAPIDS Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Versluis Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Studi Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. D. B. Osborn D. Perry O. Stoeffler H. D. Straight A. Strohpaul o A. J. Visser M. W. Walters B. D. Wicks E. W. Wittenbach W. Viergever IIfIif'li Ih'fT I 'ttihiir IRIIIHIN I1IFIIITFIltI'!'ihSVIEIIIIi5!II!IttI'f'2fItiI!IHWIlI'TIIt7tI1t'IEFMR W5IilIIIIt U We would like to express our sincere thanks to the following students who helped make this 1950 Helios Annual possible: Cover Design Division Pages- Literary Staff Layout Staff George Aster Flo Meitz Barbara Danley Charles Moore .lohn Henry Jeanne Weitzel David Newton Jeanne Camburn Charles Moore Nils Bundy Barbara Danley Dick Simpson George Rolfe Don Racine Acknowledgments TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION TO OTR REPORT ...,.. , Dedication ..,...,.,,.,.,,,.........,.,,.,....,.,,,...,.,.. .,.,,,. Foreword ....,. .......,,,....,.,..., ,,....,,, ,.A,,... , . , REPORT ON THE M.-XNACENIENTH Faculty Administration , Guidance ,.,,..,.,,,..,.....,..,,, ,,,.. Student Administration Maintenance ......,,,..........,...,....,,,,...t,,........, ,,,... REPORT ON THE DEPARTMENTS ..... ..... .-Xrts and Crafts Home Economics Art ,,..,,... Music ,,,,. .,,,.......... , . Industrial Arts ,,,,, . Communications English ..,....... Foreign Languaet Speech .......... Sciences Mathematics .....,,, Social Science ,...t,, Physical Science Commercial ,,,,... Military Science Physical Education Athletic Administration Girls' Athletics ....,....,.t Combined .-Xthletics ..,., Boys' Athletics ..,,.,..,.. ,,.,. STUDENTS IN THE REPORT .,....,,, . lhderclassmen .............,...t....,........,. Seniors .,.,.,. Honor Page .................., ......,.,...,......,.,. QQONELLSION TO OUR REPORT .,,......,., :Xdvertisements ,,,.. . ..,., ...... ,.,..,............ . Patrons ,.,..........,.,,,.,.,.. ,Mtknowledgemcnts .,.... . Autographs ,.,.,......,.,. Index ..,..,.,.. ,. . 52 -I 6 8 IO I2 13 , ...... I-I 16 I8 20 21 '7 '7 5 ,. ...Zh 28 3-I . ,,.,,, 36 t,,,, 110 liz it AIT .. ..,... -19 M50 A .51 10 1.72 11-I 110 118 124 125 126 132 AUTOGRAPHS The start of another 'Topper victory. 7 V ' LF!f'5fle,1'k2IL:iri-ih' 'v-W W 17- M N' ' -V - -'A nim v is-mix HJ f557lKEl't.l1-Ylliiiiitjih A UTOG RAPHS C. Moxon, R. Cierlh, T- Il'WiI1- managers 128 A UTOG RAPHS A Central first and third. -.-............................,..........-rL. ,. .lk ' ' V ui WI I ' W1 rv. 'MHZ-'fr Wfx-'vmurr:l1nnmn:vm1nu.1 ummwmwuxexszcnururr-wnuuxmummm-nmnnmnun. . ff: fn U X TGGIQAK js y 'l uf 1 ! I I 1011! fy VV Auf 3 M f V i M -ff jd Q ' V!! J ab f ' J s gb , J .1 fy! G 1 VJ rf yy 'P if - 51 J 'f j X W X , QV qv yd V I VU 1 fy X M? by! KJ K V fl. W cw ' Dun finishes first. 0 A UTOG RAPHS 0 ' J M L f W9 VW Jw M g 1. M .- . .JMX , w W - 4...-. .waves .RSS M . A Sch 1 1 J 4gIflf,fIfQf'!' I 4 P 1 H ut! S 0 PHE?-'W'VEf4l'l!ilimhlfdikliillbhkhmmhiiinvlihiwlliwvllm U M11 Acknowledgements A...... Advertising ..,. , .,.....,......., Agona Club .,............. Art Department ........... -... Arts and Crafts ..,..........,...... .... Athletic Administration i...i,. , Autographs ................................ Band ............,.... - ...,.., - .... -.- ....,.,... - ...... Bars and Chevrons Club ............. Baseball ................... ............... Basketball .....,........ Biology Club ,........... Bowling Club ....,.... Boys, Athletics ....... Cafeteria ......... .. C-Club .....,........... ..... ......,.,....s. Cheerleaders ,.......,.,....,,.....,................... Christian Fellowship Club ,.....,,.... Classical Club .........,.,....,...,,............ Combined Athletics ................ Commercial Department .......... Communications ....................,.....,... Conclusion of Our Report ....,,.,t.. Custodxans .............,..,...,.........,.,...,. Debate Team ,...,.....,, Dedication .,............., Drum Majorettes- .,,.......... English Department .,........ Faculty Administration First Choir .,.....,.......,............,,.........,,,... Football .......,,,......,....,,................................... INDEX Foreign Language Department .,,......... Foreword ..,................................,.......... , ......, ,, G.A.A. .................i... . Girls, Athletics .....,. Golf ......,......., ,..... ....,,.... ,,Y.... Guidance ............................... Helios Publications .,,....... H1-Y Club .........,......i......,.....,....,.......,,..., Home Economics Department ........ Honors ..........................., i......... ....i.......,,.... Industrial Arts Department ...i.,....... Instrumental Music Department ..,.......125 118-123 ..............2O-27 126-131 .,............60-63 .,.......,,.,.54-69 6 .....,........52-53 .,...,28-39 1 16-1 33 .......,.,..,,28-33 ...,.....,,.,.54-59 ..............34-35 ,.............50-51 .,............3839 114-115 .,,...,.......26-27 ............,.22-23 Index INDEX I 1 lntroduction To Our Report ......... junior Class Officers .........,..,..... ., Junior Red Cross . Library Club .....,... Maintenance ,............ , ..... , Math Club ....................................... Mathematics Department ......,.... .... Military Science Department ........... Mock Elections .......,,.,,,......... ..... Music Department ......,..,,..,. National Honor Society ...,. . Office Staff ............,..,.................. Orchestra ....,.............. ............. Patrons .......................,......,.,.,,.,......,.,......,. Physical Education Department Physical Sciences .......,,,...............,...... Report on the Departments ..... Report on the Management ..... R.O.T.C. ,,...4.......................................... . Sciences .,............ Second Choir ........ Senior Activities .,,... Senior Class Officers Senior Play ........,,..... Senior Ushers .......,.,.......... Social Sciences ..,,.......,.....,.Y,... Sock and Buskin Club ..... ...... Sophomore Class Officers Spanish Club .,,..................,. Speech Department ..,..,. Stage Crew .,...........,.,..,....,...,... Student Administration .. Student Council ,....,,....... Student Government .,,,...,.. Students in the Report ,..,,,,..,. Table of Contents .........,, Tennis .....,....................,..,... Track ....,..,..,.......... Underclassmen .,.. Variety Show ,.,........,............,,,., Visual Education .,,....,...,....,,.,.... Vocal Music Department ,........ 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' .- W ---1...-- . , , . I - , XA, X 1X - -1 .A if-:qrngkx -r::::n+:1,44 .X .-.1 -fi 41.1. mhnm , ' I X -1 1-, X ' .. rp N'-f -X: Q S9? 5:vm --vf-Q2-'Q'-'L rw .,::'x7.-:PE W. 'EW' ', 4 ' -' X ' ' X X X 1 N X - w-.T?'z - 'T::iEN E:-WKLESEQWQLMI -- 4 fs, -g 1 N 1 -. -1 s...X --. . Mmm- P , . I , , - Q E ' . - N W ,EA V -5..1.,F1fHF- Iv,g,,..2-In--..'P -if-:rqpgfl-3g'1.. f 1' yf, . - X Exx. ' N X XX 1 .- -' f ' 'f fff' X ,5f2 ',1ff X ' X , . -X . . 1 - -, 1-'fa ,Lk .gf'-1 ::f:af-:f-1:52-5 , ' 1' . ' Z 1 f 11 X XX - ' . - 1 ' - . ,1-..,.'fv-.X.'-Q+T..L--0- ',! . :f' :.X .. - ' I, , , 1 A 4 , 1 N X 1 11 , . f 11 111 11 Q1 W Kyiv X QmQKE f 511.1 firw 1 X . -.XXKX ,wx 'B-1-Te. 'af-'2L ' Wfff- -X Cf ,f 1 X V x Xu x M! ,1fLhQj 1 XY 1 I 1 X. 1 fi , , ,5- . 1. 1 X1 -1 'IRQ 1 - P Z, ,1 ew ff f' 4: if 1 W X is W 1 K ' f M7 1 11 1M '1 1 Q' W' 13 WY ,WE N X1 X N 1 D NX X sf ' !1 jr M1 K .-, 1 11 W ff ' S 1,15 wgwgfdjqwf fy? f f 1 fa 1 Management of Central gives freely of its time and talents. The principal, assistant principal. and personnel director guide and help to co-ordinate the faculty and student body. The Student Council and Student Government regulate study halls and organizations with good judgment and efficiency. The maintenance staff engineers the practical arrangements for comfort and competency. ' Mr. Samuel R. Upton has been the principal of Central High for eighteen years. ' His excellent supervision and profound interest in its well-being have made Central the finest school in the Grand Rapids school system. 0 Mr. Henry Ludwick became Central,s assistant principal in 1949. ' His concentrated efforts toward student administration and general concern about every day occurrences have made him a popular addition to Central's competent stall. FACULTY ADMIN ISTRAT IO Q 6 t ' f NIR. LPDWIKIK ANI! MR. IPTON CONFER. GID CE ' Miss Marian Campbell is Student Personnel Director of Central High School. 'Her varied duties include planning four year programs, counseling students on all problems, arranging for aptitude and intelligence tests, serving as coordinator between the high school and the elementary schools of the district, creating a pleasant atmos- phere among students, teachers, and parents. 0 Miss Campbell's patience and wisdom have solved many seemingly difficult problems. Mgtls STUDE T ADMINI TR TIO , rw .,,. 0 ,..-v- we-m lxl lfffn ,I Nmnlr-ull:-rg. Xl 'I'-rule. H johnson. Pub. Rel . ll Barr. Pres . T if-mger. Yfl'rrs., li. Willenluach. Sew.. Rogers Xl I livin Jud Run X Nlrlxavilx. ll Flu-Iuirs. H, X-agar. 'Nl Krikaard. K Urliree. J lluulml Palmer. .I Parker. D. Wright .hd Run ,I 4.im,wr. I-' -Xwrx. ll. Hook. I' Xlenardie. S. Andnrfer. 1. Yunl.uo. li liunhck. M. Hemlelman 411, Rm, li jurlwm. l', Wmui. Il Dr-Bree. lx Vande-nBvrg. H Frm. I Klmslf-ker COU CIL ' The Student Council sponsored many events during the year, including: The All School Mix-Master, pep rallies and assemblies, assignment of lockers and food sales, the sending of delegates to lnter-High Council and state and national conventions. Homecoming arrangements this fall. ' Gold keys are given by the Student Council to the ten seniors having the largest number of Honor Points for extra-curricular work. llentrahs alumni registering for Homecoming. Mallfit' and CHFOI, C0'Ch3iYmen of all'5Ch00l'mlXer 1 r 1 MII Xi 'yn i 4. WNY- -.-CW ST UDE T INISTRATIO if 'C' 1 'X F .LA QWWQ 'Chg A A 1.2,-I Ar 5tud,3m,0I,9,-al,-L1 Stud-, hall. llheekers discuss problem study halls. ' Student Administration includes student government, an organization which supervises all study halls and corridors. ' The organization creates a feeling of responsibility in students who operate study halls. 0 Forty-two study halls are checked each hour for physical appearance and atmosphere. 0 Pins are awarded to students who have participated four semesters. Head Manager 'Xnne fllcliamy briefs Assistant Dave Newton and Barb Broun. 'T' .5 w-9 Management - 15 M55 A WV W W' Wm -1,14-'1 Z f JQJZMAMLWJQM pf-M',,B......,2.,Cl U-fD3'-'-,17,,,,g: fQJjM ,yhufj A -A ,P Qfgfji V252 Wx W wfjfyjcfjwf ffyf Mwjgw My M df WJ? ,Uvff yojjaf ,MPV J ajwpjyf M, W fly l 4 ' 4 ' . ., A f W I H Y ' f lf' ' I t ' in . V fu , of f W W f ,ff 2 f. , f 5 WML w5H ' ' 7 ' , A 'jo haf JR AAC, ' -A . Q l , Ifyub 1, Lf 7 fy-, CW' My d, L 1 L. ' QC' P Q7 l ' ' ' 2' :L ,Lu ' ' Xxxx jf' Ni ' Lf -- X' fail! If f Z V W if L N X If ,Lf L ff I . al, , M , , ' . WN 11,11-' qliyu lg,ffP L1 V ' 'Jax . ' J, V 'ku' X M ' 1' if Aw , jl L . - W V ' ' ff 611 4-,gg Ln ' c I 25 Y X QD U' Y ff J? X3 CQ XF Y xg 2 Af iT P w N Q 'N , X x f K X Y jx QYQQ2 53 if 145 ff SQ sk N , 4 , ' .5 xl ,Xu 1 1' 1 1 L , , , if I7 sv XP :Qt ' f W f' I 1 B .9 N9 ij . 4 , Y J ' V l I 3 . lf J','1' ! '57 L V X ? A Q 9 1 N Felfy X009 TENANCE ' Clerks, Betty and Lafiane, handle all im- portant secretarial work concerning Central. 0 The cafeteria serves hot, appetizing lunches to hungry students and faculty. ' Custodians provide indispensable service in keeping our building clean, warm, and in good repair. OFFICE STAFF l hu' .Qt twill-lf-rv Hl'I'li XXX Hlll C F ETERIA MAINTENANCE CU TUDIANS I., him f - 1 . 5 .N i :B Q ' s 1 f' 4,3 EA.: 'N pnmn, J. XarnIvrN ver, B. -Xllvn, H. Nm-l. X. lloullrr, E. J D Xl it : Iav W . XA Xbner checks the furnace. make a nearer school. Q av' Jus Jenkins, Head Engineer, 0R7 0N Numerous departments comprise Central's well-balanced curriculum. The arts and crafts department develops creative interests in students. The communications department urges self- expression in English and foreignlanguages. The science department teaches exactness in mathematics, processes and rules of nature, importance of efficiency and accuracy, fun- damentals of military science. The physical education department strives to impress upon boys and girls the necessity of good sportsmanship and fair play. lvgrnsvq 1910- '17 96qpoo3 'DIL eu: CB EPAR TM N 76' lG7'LCC SC SCl6'VlC6 SCIENCE SCICTIFE NS sclence ,co Q -Q' W7 lip 11119 ZIJXD U27 ARTS AND CRAFTS m...sw L- -7..anv-Y-L-' -N' N-. XX . foodsx N ', 'M ' Foods - wellrbalanced meals ' Sewing -inexpensive clothes ' Personal Regiment - handling personal problems ' Home Management - a happier family ' Prepare girls for running an efhcient home. 10 Am .md Lrdfir Q N S- ,a...,N fy- Q: A if ,cs T? LYDIX CRONINGER CHARLOTTE HERRON llonn' hi ononncs Home I-Qconumicg H 5- xllfhlfian New Cvlleef B.S,. We-ilern Stale Teachers College KLSA CLEYF LEDA MOORE Home E1 omnnu-5 Cfnlfal Trade School Hi. Columlna lpixersily B-SN Michigan S1559 Cf-'NCEE HOME ECONOMICS 1 :ri S 21 ,-'it' 1 FNIU INIMBS -Xrl n li -Xrl 'hlxlfnr -Xnnuul Hrlmx I' 1 gm- . -v 'b 1, W A All iv Q ,. , li 3 R I pc? i 1 P F4 - ' ' '1'HIJJ4,fR as JO XR Mr L F Art Q, ,a Slate l ln junior and senior high art classes students learn ' to use color effectively ' to handle skillfully materials of various textures ' to coordinate their hands, heart, and mind in creating. Arla and Crafts - 21 M SIC Band Isl hwn 5 Inns, Xl l'n-num-.I X.1n1lrrl..mlt.l Nlratglul ll N--tulle .'ml Run ll Numlt-n ll:-rg. l, l'lt-tk, 'Nl Nvllt-rx. ll lluuslun, ll I..1 l-ion--l, J lwuulx-lt 4111 Run Xl Sthuulm -K lle-nr1fk,N km-ls. I. Xllnlm-x.l KMA.: 0 The purpose of Central's band is to develop musical appreci- ation, promote school spirit, and train students in music. ' The instrumental music direc- tor is Mr. Ralph Wells, new to Central this year. Iv Non Ii lltntk. li tlmllt-r-, X !.nrf.ix. ll 'llunmng1.D, Films, H. Alley. H. llurnlteau Y V f .Vnl Nou I l'ull.-n, Il 5uItnrp, ll XY unter-, ll Wells. KI, 'llr4Iralli.l.,5rmtl1. l'. Nlnles . .' IRM ' lv.. l Xt , ' --N, ' ' - ' Is ll it t it ll p Liz. ttf: I ltltili t'E,..',TZ','t.l'.l, l'Z13:f,..2 m J - Nl RHI' J 4 l'Hrl f. Nl N-Hlvlvrlllrlnk, 5 ldv' Efmll, lfllfftwvl ll 'll ilfr Rim l Nason. J lml-ree. H Nvelx. I lfvssrll. L. lit-llv. A, Douglas. lQ, Heal. I3 Yan lhm. I Salt.-r. l. XX alker. Nl 'lit-Wetlw. Nlr Wells l' Mt. and I rulls irfl Run- D Carre j jnluwm. li, johnson. lf Mmtler Klan, Xl lhnner. ll lhnrvuelle. Il ln lu h RALPH WELLS Hand S Urrheslra HM.. Western Michigan College ls! Roux' M. Prenlne. ll. Dmsrnore. .l. Xumlef l.u.m. lf. Sh:-rl. ll Nm-ulle. l 5 ' Ind Row: R. lit-Youlig. ll. Hoek. li. Winters. R, llhallee, lf. lfertwnla, It llnrllveau. ,l. lan Rss. ll. ltnglusli 3,4 Rmpg S, Cmelsauull. ll. ll:-ul. Nlr. We-lls ' Orchestra provides students with an opportunity to de- velop talent by first-hand experience. 'Orchestra plays for assem- blies and Class Day and in the Spring Concert. Ist Rau-' J. Karel. B. Boshoven, R. Halclifle, D. Thatwher End Raw: M. Heinzelman. H. Beimers. P. Amtsbuechler. ,l. Gill. D. Marlin. A lxooi 3rd Rau P. Blakeslee, R. lolman, L. De Lore, P. Limlneek. I ljampltr-Il. I We-:ln-l. I, Home 41h Rout' M. Mrwelliy. M. l.. Forslvurg. A. Kool je-anne aml jsmlve wmlmw lile nl 0rcl:estra ' The vocal music director is Mr. ,lack Frey. l-pw-fx .- 1xfRml': P. Everts. S. Wulfmi. l'i. .lurgr-n. Nl. Towle, . H II, lf. Y Il H W. V ' 9 J I an er out. an .-Xrlsen, R. Tunis. B Van Arwen J Bankorl M qimon H Lunvslreet 1 . . , . , . - . . ,. . - Huniphrry. C. Yan Lim. B. Link, li, Siivlnulnlfki, l. C:-iwrigr-r, B. Snyder, D. iiuulter. J. Hi:-ks 'ml Razr: M. Marks. li. Slrull, N. Hmm, IJ, 1H4it'I!iJLlfQ.fk'l', 5. Williams. 'X. Tnering. S. Sw:-cl. D. Ravine. E. Polls. B. Barr. S. Karrip, M. Proctor, R. Basl, L. Boon Ntra, J. Warlilrr, Il. Wright. 11. Nvilxmi :nl Rolf: . U u wr- J .H nliuiz:-ii, Nl. lie- Wiuufr, R. l..mnk. P. Purily. Y. Flrlik. Ii. llwllins, J. Emaua, li. Rngarilus, E. Thonipsun, L. Wright, R. Bulma. D. Hollaway B Nwgur. 5. IPI:-rl:-ni. I. hlurir. ix. Num-5. J. Limlburg, B. Broun. B. Yanilvr Slum, W. SiCkI!IL1Il, I.. 5luDanisis I. lllz Hou: J. Slivrin. Nl. Xlnumi. .l. XX liilxllllw. R. H1-lil:-ring. Wi. Laxlaire, KI. Jn-Hb, Y. Mcllralli, C, Parka I.. Fisher, E. YanDerVeen, D. Knapp:-n, T. Boyle, L Uiulle-r,l Hill 9 glril inl l' Rimini + X Y il l Xrlw .uni firqfl .. . .... 1 g . . . N ', . vii rum. 1. 'xli'iIIlNHIl. fNl.Y.1rnie-rNlaws, S. Filer. H. Hagrr ' Se-wiinl chuir is conipused of sopliuniores and juniors. 0 In participates in Spring Concert and open-lla. ll-iilrzill rwmiil rlwli uwriliziiig. 45. -v 1 ,..a aw--- - - ' 'f' 1slKuu K,5l41e!lIrr.I. XInDamel-, Ii Xwilrlxeu, A Xhlxmm, I' XXuerenu.x. I' Nldrk. D N-N.nr1un. Mnllancuurl. I Ih-xnnlrl-. I1 Hall. XI Ihrker. ,I N-.1XlI.m1, X rvrumm--1. I' me. B. Hal.-, Ii fzwgf. Q, Ma. Ii.hf.m 'ml RM: Ii Dull. lf. Ilalh. Il Snnlh. I Ilenrx, II lem-mn. 41, Sandro. H Flrulxpaul. I Henn1vlm.m. I Hunflmm. Xl, Riu-rf.. IJ ineenex. I Sul-Jr, I I-'rp--II. I XII.-LI-uv. I! XX.-.-L, lex .-X. Ln: un. . Terkeurfl. lx. .-XuraIm-Ulu. X. Pun. 4. lambs. Sec: li, Yu-rgrxer 9 I I . , ird Run' NI Ysmrlcrlluere. G Houlfeer. Y Hammel.,l Nlml. 'II li Yaab. XI Ilvrlwr, S hulllxan. II. Ixmmball. T. Ilxbmu, I'rv5.: R, II--rufluul, H. Dodge. II W:-Irm'runII. 5 IH,-lm.1, K. Cordon. Il. llanclall. D. Gllusuxu. NI. If Cox. S Ilrxllmnl. P I,el.laxr 4111 Rvu. D Adamx. 5 Soloman. XI ii-num. Il. IferuenI..x. II llaxkm-. W Ilrm-nn:-r. Il IK-cel, I IIHIIQ-rm-I1. I. Dean:-. 12 lxelly. I. Wauvrrmkr. I. Ilrflrl-nl. I2 I'.m-I.mr T Lflmnr If Sthmlrsnllrxpi T, llonlm. II, Iav1vIrwu. T. Ilaaslm, J Hmm-. I Xllxlurlrx, II Inhuwn. X l'n-- ' XIUNII plan a xnal part ln wlwll llfr, First Choir ' I'-ll'NI xlwlr rings Iywr ilu- 51-rmg lffnufll. II--un In Hn- I.Illr'x, xlw Iwx'-1 ..5wrvlI.1 p1'mIL1rmI In 4.-nlral. XI:-rlxvwlul Il.n.iQI11-iflrnax. I'.'IfX, pmgrarn-. Il. Ivll'-011. l'.. bnlulm-slxng. II. Ftrnlllrrml. IUIII I-I1 mmmumly n'I1ur4lx4'f. 0 X IImm.11n .Iperr-ll.l. IIIIur1 III the Yallvyf' na- N11:-I-I--ffully pr:-be-nt:-II llus year. 'sv' JACK J. FREY Vocal Music B. S.. Western Michigan College of Ifducalion H . -' ' ' JJ. L 'lt' . v AP t . ,P ,J 1 A Y. s L -A ' I L 4' 1142 3' n' ' P . 4 j A ! .11 IN DU TRIAL ART vfrf ,Z , 3' 5' HAROLD DE YOUNG SIDNEY EIAEYELD Hemlrxfulv. Ceonwlry, Home I'lnnning1, Xlarhine Shop 5'v'L ,YQ Fri . . . X MA ren 'sua' Western Mlchlgan fnllege of Eduration Ii S. Wvewlern Nh-hmgan College of Fduralinn 1 Slroe Sho X Y L im Maclune Sim f 26 - X, '2 idx X XIX 1.1-mr.nI Tmdv Shun! Nrnvlh-lluglu-N Sim 'HB u Y' W9 'l ' P ai W-ALTER HA-NSON WALTER l. MILLER W00d Wflfk Printing. Annual Western Qmle Teachers College BSA. Morningside College H A Weelern Mn hmgan 4 allege ul liducalmn l.l,OYll HL'TT Xlmhmuvral llraumg Q -QW. '15 e 1 f --A --A -lv-KA -ha., .4 --2.44 ,NA Wiqqq 4 :nl J --.J -.A Home P anninga TRIAL ART X I .ml 1 4 .M- 'Q mal' f ' 1 1 I CUMMUNICATIONS ISXBI-IL A.. lll'NT l ll'2l.l'1N XNDERSON l'1l.XlNl': lil.,-XRKE ETHEI, l.Ol'lSF KNOX lfnglisli lfngfll-li Worlulmp lfngllsll K P'll5h 4. ll, Small: limersilv NIA.. lniwrxiu nl Nlin-hiyzan NIA.. Lhixerfils nf Michigan Nl..-L Xen York llnixeraily Nl -X. lulumlf ia lrniversilx a Q' x N A X f 6' l T1-jyi liggyjgs HR-X111-I l'XRKHL'RS'li Rl7Nll'lAlA5 RUNIANI DOROTHY SONKE Central 'milf Simi F1-glixh English Afilhmflif' 'iensfavhv Coafh ii..gl.,h. Annual. mri5h..,. x iii xxl-iff.. sim Tim..-ff f..,11.-if HS- W2flf-f-- NIM--:avi ll-llvsf nf -WH Albion College xii. L'..ilmn,- of x1..-mga., lirlui anon Alf ns- ',' AQ F f K . .. 4 , l ' fi' ng! 1,1-AH THOMAb X ' lfnglis I W ' -X R- Western Michigan College of Edu:-ation ' X 5' 5 J l ij , 1.mR1'1'x' vmamlwcziux HOWARD W- WILCOX English. Nlulln-ina AB.. Wayne l nive 28 f Communications , , . , English. Journalism, Bi-Weeklv luv. Sofual buena-e ' NW AB., Emanuel Missionary College E GLIH Your name, please? L A ' ' if Mullenl lielp under supervision of Bliss Honlte. ' English Workshop provides private tutoring for all students in grammar, and in theme and book report writing. ' Over 150 students have taken advantage of tlie workshops services this year. -u--... - -Q ' -f Bliss Anderson explains rarninar in English Wor Q 'j 591 tiff 1 WMLKSHOV 'f'- ' 27:-Q 5 35, Q 9 i - L os, 1 K2 if l-ish Workslw -S v' l S in L5.. Drexel lnsnnitv nl'TPr'l1lll'tl0El l llirian 'Nl -X.. l mu-rsllv ol Mwlnfun U I miniunuutums 'Sv I . 55 I EDNVX BIBBY iltrarlan library 6 ab t w,.v Q -- A - -,Q . Iv Run. A. Siprerlia, Pres.: R. Yeely. Y-Pres.: C. Lords, Tre-as.: A. Crummet. Sem, .'nd Run A. Karampelas, M. Bucknell. I, Beck. D. Coudzuaard. D. Johnson. J, Yelev ird Razr- B. Miller. li. Kubiak. L. Boonemberg. M. Anderberg. .l. Wecla 4211 Hou' Xl. Brower, J. Hargrove, ,l. Chapman. M. Xorlon. J. Hondelink ' Members ofthe Library Club hold meetings in the library. 0 The goal of the club is to increase the students' interest in books and the library. ' Activities: Provide students to assist in the library during school hours. Publicity and decorations for the library. Parties. Penny Carnival Booth. . .... V LX N ,Q- s ' . L ' Q A, NIVXRI1,-XRI-IT BHUWER :- F in I. S. XY 1-slr-rn Iii-sz-rw ldnxersily Students study IH the quiet atmosphere of the school library. .Ei J.. . ay S . .A ...X . A Ala 1. T59 Isl Rolf: R. Howe, Y. Yerwuert. lf. Leavenworth. J. :Xllt-n. M. Caunt. P. Xlniws, R. Vostma, Setxflqreas.: ll. Pasma, Pres.: J. Hicks, Y-Pres.: J. Kilmer, J. Miner, R. Ultlenburger, H. Ripley, U. Hast. Incl Row: C. Verwoerl, R, Ratcliff, L. Stouten, P. Webster, C. Boer, A. Bogdzni, I, Wilder, li. Hall, l.. llc-lore. D. VanDenBos, P, Summers, M. Cossin, J. Decker, B. Ralrlill, B. Deavuung Hrzl Row: M, Winners, B. Sliooks, M. Dykhouse, A. Toeruig. J. Wilbur, M. Doorl, -X. Rf-ynolds, P. .'Xnitslio'l1cl1- ler, M. Kriekard, B. Nogar, L. Pearse, D. Doorl, M. Heagle, D. Lumber, R. jot-llnan, F. Pasma 41h Row: S. Connolly, D. Dc-rtein, J. Batsell, N. Sikkema. J. Koorndyk, J. Toeririg, l'. Waldron, Nl. UEHURIII, A. Morris, K. Laze, K. Skipper, M. Bowers, B. Hall, L. Boonstra, F. Reynolds, 5. llertein 5111 Ron-: L. VanKoevering, E. Vanderveen. R. Lemon, F. Pullen, C. Dinsmore, ll, llvlidricks. B. Cliri-le, Nl. Platte l Bliristian Fellowslfi ' The purpose of the Christian Fellowship Club is to provide wholesome Christian associa- tion for all the students of Central, regardless of church affiliation. ' This year all the fellowship clubs of Grand Rapids sponsored a joint party to unite the various city clubs. Ted directs a session of song. Communication Isl Run ll Frex. befg D, Wright, Tr:-as,g D. Coulter. Y-Pres: H. Hager. Pres. - Y Ind Run A Sterling. Xl, Tuttle. ll. llrmui. li, Decker, S Street. D, Stacey. M. Klr'lYithey. I. Limberg. I. Oppenhuizen. Y. Tim, h.-il. ii, Usburn 1 .frd Rau C. Wells, B. Vander Slool. S. Six, R. Bulcleris, B. Stroll. J. Gill, D. Woclidylski, C, Burlingham, M. De Winter. I. Salter -.Uh Run. S Xieuolrl. Filer. ,I. She-rin. 5. Vander Ploeg, R, Hiddering. li. Meeter. ll. White. E. Hargroves, P. Purdy ' A fellowship of high school girls sponsored by Miss Palmatier, meets the first and third weeks of every month to work for the good of their school, the YWCA, and the community. 0 Their activities include dressing dolls for Santa Claus Girls, noon movies, sales, Satur- day night dances at the Y, and donating to World Fellowship at the HY. Kate and Joy sell tickets to Noon Movies. vm its - B Y- Teens if-TP,-Y--'i i5Y'RVi - - , .. . mi --. - . W ..v 14 it. . , mv -ruunmrx-m3.va.'tr'w1r'i1m-mtnnnttuutlimnimmvmuuxnmuuwmnm t 151 Rau : J. Cooper. C. llloerland. P. Norton D Benton 'll lon held H Hldenl er er lfnd Roux' B. Kramer. E. Hargroveml Wilder N qmlth lx A rafenti 'Xl Larfenter I Nl-mth 3rd Ron-: B. Wilcox. Treas.: .l. Seastrom V Pre R onli Prod Nl r rune er no dan re 'Xl in.. U. Junior Red Cross ' The council consists of two elected representatives from each session room. ' The year's big project was the making and filling of Kent C0unty's hrst gift chest. ' Central reached 96 per cent membership in the annual enrollment drive. ' In October the council had the job of sending birthday ca-rds to the patients of Sunshine Sanatorium. F OREIG LANGUAGE lil Nou Xliss lf:-nm-I. ll Het-nur. N-Pr:-s . J XM-itlel. Pre- . H IioJ1own.'l're.1- . li lh-niwr-. S.--, -'rnl Hou Xl Yr-rklenlr-n, Ilolt, ll, ll:-vkrr. 5 Six. Somlersrvri l.utxn. linsllish 4. ll. Xllfhiuan Nutr' Xornml NI N , lnixursilx of Xliiliimxvx inlinxv.ilions hd Ron lx Havnpan-,G XI.,-Irv R Dt-tkt-r.j Bogdan, Y Sloelfler, ll Ifrr-x ' The Classical Club under the sponsorship of Miss Mary lfennell, a newcomer to the school this year, works to further an interest in Latin and Roman history. 9 :Xctivities this year included a fortune telling hooth at the penny carnival, a Christmas party, and participation in the HTA. assembly. 0 Traditions include the Lsed Book Store and two Latin awards for outstanding first and second year Latin work. liunlis are bought and sold in the Lsed Book Store 'Sb f NI XRX FIENNIQI I i .::, .,k. :-. Qi , - -ttyl w:5f,,ywqfHt1f.5.qj TV 1 ..v. t i-t iff, 61. viii. 5 NI' vim MAE iil?t'tN2tM'lBPIHFISHSYFISPMIIJFBI1l1tl5ltifit11 Fi!!I21tWFN'JYi'f?H1 .Q-neva FOREHI it fg l X AN UAGE 51 t. .ij ,-.-.5 Isl Run' S. Thilvauclf-au, Src.: J. Boss. V-Pres.: M. Myers. Pres. :nd R u ' S' M Da 'll'l- J- 0l'l'9 h lZ9'l- A- -l0hn5'-mv Y-HHN M- liliiskf, N Jones. fl. Sandro. Miss Floreiire Putter Qfrd Roux' li. Dc-Young, S. Shrack. I. Subar. I, Mieras. M. Vander Movre. N. Hz-ers, D. Pearse -llh Huw: P. Hfwkuell. B. Williams. G. Aster. M. J. Cox, ll. Sherman. S. U'Ronrke. 1, Home ' The Spanish Club holds its meetings on the third Thursday of every month. ' Members must have a C average at least. 'The purpose of the Spanish Cluh is to help students become more at-quaintf-cl with Spanish customs. ' Awards are traditionally given for the best students in first and second year Spanish. Spanish customs stimulate Spanish Classes . Q53 ,DISK QI W1-I-l - Na! Y' ' FLORENCE POWERS Spanish. History MA.. lvniversity of hlirhigan Communif-ations - '55 4 'fpjswwcwiggy we by ,5,JfW,JW'M ' xii' MJ vga' 9 Uk -My Q g ,d! '59 . !W'? ,.l 'QWWKV5 MMS? fiffwm fur!-W' Wil' 0991 .17i9gffN!v'a'W'3f'? ff J wfdw wy wwfiygwf Eixfj, iglaii PEECH fy.-..-3 , Cnarh -KH.. Hope College liniiersity of Mirhigali mul l' Ne ulsltv. lx, tlslturn ri dan W1 Walters ' Public Speaking enables the student to develop self con- fidence and poise. and to present his ideas effectively. 0 Sock and Buskin consists of those students taking public speaking, dramatics. and debate who wish to combine their talents for social activities. ' The club encourages participation in school productions, forensics, and debate contests. Forensic Corzlvsl IT inners: A. Richards, Extemporeq J. Henry, Oratoryg E Har rove, Oratorical Declamation S. Sullivan, Dramatic Declaniatifm: - 3 J. Lindliurg, Oratorical Declamation: J. Seastrom,DFamaliC Declamallon mmh1rmtm1tu1xtmuttE9nmm l-XCOB.-X DALEBOL T lfngzlish, Public- Speaking. Sow-k 8 Ruskin Club. Forensic S Dramatir 1 'sd N:- 5 '-Q..-. Vlsu l fauc mm Q , 1 , 1 . P :QQ P 'ij ,ff A I Q2 ' ' RW Q 4 va. 2 '., 1 i HELIO P -PLICATIO Bi- Weekly Board ig ' A: 1 ,,,,,,., I in R 'Xlr Xshlei. P. Wien-nga. -Xds, Xian.: D, Yemen. Spts. Ed.3 K, Sloeffler. Man. Ed.: M. Marks. Bus. Man llvllws vvpwilvis lu in 1 n nmvnl- ll--rn the I-tl 1 tiivnmu 1 ilu I f T ri 'TTT' 1 'Tl , 14 'xi , 1. lrime. A-li Klan . Mr Wil:--up K. Hampares. I-fd.-in-Chief: J. Karel. Cir. Klang S. Peterlein. Feat. Ed. 'The Helios Bi-Weekly has undertaken to publish an eight-page paper every three weeks this year. 'The Sweetheart Serenade and the Penny Carnival are sponsored annually by the He- lios class. ' The staff members attend the Stage Press Conference each year. .iight .mtl S. ll:-terlr-in tlllllitlllltl' winners at Penny Carnival. fi T' 71' ' -H 1-l NT- U 'i' v I',1 ' IlWl-C711PWCVTililQ'ii'ili1Tlll!-lWl7TiYT'llEl0xmaY'tTllK2lfll5K'55a'itFl!l'rllIlflllllllfiillllllH5?lil!l5fl1l'IVmV7'hTNTffvl3ll5lillwYf0?BIK'Z . .. to R.: D. Doerr, J. Howe, J. Straight, A. Perry, Mr. Hull, T. Cong:-r, llr. Miller ' The Annual is managed by a board of edi- tors and advisers, chosen from the senior class and the faculty. 0 Their job is to produce an annual which will present an authentic record of what has been done at Central. HELIOS P BLIC T10 ..-.-.r..,. ,-1 - fy ' 'I 1 -1 J x Q' 4 A' .sf TN r- if ,. I rin Annual Board , ' vw V -,. . ' .- Fi 'Wg ls! Row: Miss Sunke, TN fm! Razr: .l. Mclllurly, Helios reporters compile information. 9 liss ifolnlis ,L jolmsnfl, l. llogsluli, lf, Mlrlu-I l,nn1munu'ul1 ns W --u HQ CIE CES , V.: A' Q 5 as 55 1 V 1 V A Q, gi-.l.,. 'I 2 V p ' AH 3 X' . , Q , fe.??:sWi.Ee . if. ,, X. gg.. ES: .y wi., gniwlaigflxjg v t 1 ME: -. A 4.51 :iff ,riff,NEiliM2:Ql1Q.e:Nt!: F ' my DDR-X W, REI-TSE THEONE CONKLIN LOWELL MQDOUGAI. DANIEL NAMETH Niulhenmlwg Mathematics. Hormr Sovietv. Los! S Found Malhemalica. Hiblory Mathematics, Coach CH.. lrlnunelll I f MA., Unnerailv of Mlchngan MA., University of Michigan HS., Western Michigan Colle e of Education nivergilv u lfa I 4: nia lvnixerrlly of Colurniiu , irq M Sc fx L2 if v5 V fe 1 r Q 5 3- f +L 1 h Q' ,ff X 11:f:352's:::'1-Z.fS1sE'1 ' 'fe-f::f-aw -: 31z.':'ia-vgfjf-. H .g . 4'-sw Eu-A Sf' ' -b ' -'1- r' , l -M, NF' X h D N, l E. . . .4 . ,HWY LUN, 5 N e I XX' ' Avon' 4-'a-If ' .. uf- 4:4 W A nbtw N .rm mb - 1 - Q -gy., 3, 1, .H- I EE: I. . . X 'J-S 474:05 A ,N 'L '4 r., 55 QQ, 'YJ ,Leg 1-: Q ' 5 xl-F. , Cl' mm' mn ROBERTS S. ,, '1-1 A 'fi- Nlulhcnmllus ir . s- Q' 'I' '-'Z X ma.. mm? College S? Y., 5- 2 -:-A ' Ng X LV! ' iii' - I W N i 7'19e I fx70I'l?I9f:V' C0lWfRJJ Ala,-ff A204 a 1 ff Awav J aivr'A g - Vs' 2 VP 3'-f' 4 ' Vy . ' 0 - . 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Pet:-rlein, D Nu-ulon. 5, Sullixan. li. liunlmvr, 1. lrxlnv. lb th rr ri. s.hn.a.'fia..g llh Rmv: J, Huw. I, l'iug14lun,li. After, li. Williams. li. linen. A. Rn hards D llllllllll l l H fl Math C ab ' The Math Club meets the first Wetlnvstlay of evrfry month for the purpose of furthering: an interest in Math. ' The activitim of the club includml a l't-nny Carnival Bonn, I-'tml sales, and math equipment for the Real Cross Gift Chest. 0 An award of 35.00 is presented to the ninth grade student nav- ing the best record in seventh, eighth, and ninth grade math. OCIAL CIE CE X, vi HELEN HARRlfi.-NN 54- E. D-'XVISON l'l.YNN MATTHEWS KATHERINE MCCARTY Smfial Svienre. Pi-nmamhip Cffllfal Trade Sfhfwl Social Science Social Science M A. lniwrfm ol lilwhigun T-Su Al'-9fll'mlC MA., L'nm-rsizy ol Michigan AB., Wesiern Michigan College ' oi' Education 'W X ,,. Q62 N . f I e K i j, k - P -T l? .F ' Agfa: Q fs , l.lilill.l'f Ml'iYl'iRlNli DON.5i4,lEAN P.-XLMA'l'll:iR v , 1 , , 4 , CLAY SHOEM.-XlkER brwial bin-me Sovial bcience, X-Teenb , w , Sncial Srienve A,l'l,, lnnersllv ul Mirhigan BAN Mirhigan btale Lollege NR.. Kalamazoo College Nl -K.. lvniversity of Michigan x ii l L DAVID CARPENTER 1 S . J . W Q oclal Science i A.B.. Michigan Slate College -Q'-lv . l XVl'iNlll'll,l. Sllllilll. 1,1 ELMO WIERENGA Soriul Sri:-live X X A ii Social Science A ll , We-xlvrn lVli1'liigun ijnllrgc MA., Unii-grgily QI Michigan ul liduivaliun U Sriclirv. A mHl:7l:'17 ' 7 i'1VliYi'l 'lr' OCIAL CIE CE 1 gnu...-... A 'll ' s s FSL v 0 vs ' O Y . 1' lt's it lasrittaling world. ' The social science department helps students to know the events of the past and teaches them the ideals of America so that they can become hetter citizens. ' There are various projects in each subject. Current events, panel discussions, outside reading, map activities, charts, special reports, movies, essay contests, and library work stimulate the studentis amhition and increase his knowledge. lluyle and Mary study a voting machine. . . - ESI47H',, A . ,sig t Wa- g -l-l- - Sciences '15.'W P N PHYSICAL SCIE CES Isl Row: Miss Whittemore. J. Irvine, M. She-rmzln, M. Cox, K. Hampares, B. Butler, C. Riddell. Miss Walper Und Row: A. Kooi, D. Nossaman, B. Embree. S. McKnight, B. Wilson, A. Crawford, F. Wyngarden 3rd Row: M. Glover, B. Wells, J. Dotterwich, B. Wilcox, A. Crispen, J. Lure ' The popular advisors of the Biology Club are Miss Whittimore and Miss Walper ' The aim of the organization is to spread knowledge and interest in biology. ' Outstanding activities: Penny Carnival Flower Shop Speakers Films Hikes The most colorful booth at the Penny Camival. -..-f- wr-ivfrrrmrrnarrrw. :vii-rm..-L1i.l PHYSICAL t CIE CE WILAMENA SCHNOUBERGEH Chemistry, Biology. th-nerul Science ut, nope College Nl 5 . lvniwersily of Nluhlgan i ,mi ... 9 S m x Q Iholou ISF. XI. N 1 N 1 ' The physical science classes ollit-1' praotital applications of chemistry, physic-s, gnneial sciem-6, and physiology. 'Text lessons are supplemented by vxpvri mentation and related tours. ' Physics and chemistry supply an important link in this Atomic Age. Cbenustry IL-f f V- -:- - n wlmua.mmmvumwm1wLurnum:-n-nun.az-a-xnen.p.-gr-ww-w - ,ffl I I 4'L!V 01,774 iq, i ' f R X0 X , 'L' ,5 4 7 ?f 1? Cff? L 'pf Q . I Y. I J-, ' w ix h. 1 f 11v'. fx Lwby' Z - 'fix d v. , -ff 1' .ft 1 Ljf' 1 M J X . I-, IL 5. y ofa' 4f,,f,c - :LJ 77' YV, , . V ,fx x , ,. x 1.2! gilt V,,, xl I X aj! X f' N-ZZ jj X r f . L, f I I 4' ll ,lf .7 Z ' 5 WAJ ' 7509! f' -VI' X! , 'ft ,:f'y if I fyw fs u X 1 , 'nsf'1 'i.,: .,1: H ' V 2 I :um 'ii iv' Wir en'fe:1i.f.i'1:WFwfwif.:i COMMERCIAL WILSON ASHLEY IL--vklve:-pivup. luniniercial -Xrithmelw. ll'-Inns-llieli ee-klx' It F. We-stern NIU higan llollege ut' I, I rlllr in ull l'-lun an-in 'The Commercial Department includes Typing, Shorthand, Olhce Practice, and Hunk- keeping, ' The department teaches young people good uthce habits and gives them opportunity for practice in order tu become skilled in the various techniques. ' After they have learned typing and shorthand, the students are encouraged lu build speed in these subjects. ' The deparlmentk club is the Amanuenses. lmarning to use the cumptometer. ice pravtive use the tlivtapli-me. LEON.-X BE.-KN Typing. Shurthend. Uflive Practire to-Spnnwr of Liuniniercial Club im , mi. M it 1 4' v it. Z'. F.v.Y1.i.Fi.1v -K It . .-Xllrinn College Xl..-X . llmersltv of Michigan J HELEN A. MARSH Typing, Shorthand MA., fniversity of Michigan !n1ll2l7I7VTx'i'6r7PS1HTH'l!'ElTfi 3EVI1X'l1Dl1!UlUlvil i!HI IIlIYi'9liH19S'1F:lm?Y ILITARY CIE CE 0 Bars and Chevrons is a club in the R.O.T.C. which develops military science. 0 It promotes co-operation and fellowship be- tween ofhcers and noncommissioned ofhcers. W A ,xfxei ff , or t RiHe team members fire in natiomsitle uompetltlon. Qing , M .- t . Bars and Cl: Isl Run ll Xlurphx. J. Hom-. -X lil-lmrdt Xl Walls-rx. ind Run : 5, lvrnnef. H. Del-root lv km-kel. ird Rau ' T Ht-erltm-I, D llnmlall. In llnrham, 42 'X enter Instruction on held stripping LI 5, Carbine. 0Vl'0IIS i' 3 SGT. JOHN B. REDDING R.0.T,C. United States Army 5 K . . ' . . D 'i . '- ,-- I it hi' 1 1 as, , -S:1:5wf. A- . , k Q Q ' - . 1 ff , QS A 3 - '42, . .--rv .. -- 1-HE ii.-. ,ff fl: .. Q . .,,.k.. ..X,,. 'f ssfssf econd Platoon 'K ww V QI Ilzird Platoon - Maxx ,N-.. -i Q ,A , o ,,. Niko llmllurauzlmnmmxahumrmammammnmuuuumuam mmm-fm s.:mumnxumn7T-film me-, .E.-:Liga . f ' PHY ICAL EDUCATIO YY ,sv- ji -3, ' . 4 4 gg5?!',f, HELEN FREENHX 1 H XRI igf lim IX Phyfual ridufamn. wma. QM i'ht,1.n 1-.1.,K,.,..,., i..,,.p, BS. 1'-'Kumi-Ia lim-ffm iz S, xx.--i.-fy. x1,.i..:i,. 1 Huw ,J lwiu- .zlwli THLETIC DMINISTRATIO ' Central boys and girls increase athletic ability and good fportsnianship under guidance of physical education instructors. ' The co-ordination of athletics is one of Central's largest behind the scenes juhs. ' Scheduling games, compiling eligibility lists, uhtaining ullicials for cuntests, and pre- paring letter awards are all part of administratiun's functions. :ksislant B.ZlI'l1H1t'fITt3Y'l and llhlt-'tic Srfreta ry l,. Willetb Physical Education f 49 -H Y ll- GIRL' ATHLETICS 151 Kon P lieinsinger. 5. Xlnllaviiels. D Wrwht. li Ilrmxn. D flouller D. Thalrhe III. XY S lbhw , r, inner. C. Yan Loo, S. Humphrey. Bfsuchadowski, B. Snyder. E. Huergens. A. Power .md fmt rs, ringer, D Samir-,, s sum. Strohl. H. Hagenj can.1..,m, K. D g 4 B, B , Q B 1 uh K D k 4 - N V -I , . ffd lm if Ilunler. 1 www.. lx sta.,-L ir sam..1..f.fx1 x'mefw1.,a,. s stfsiiiltii. N, riglriiirc iiogaufhiil' 3f e.x'1 Euiiiflskiiwliiool' ll' mkman' B' Lmck llh Hou Xanclerlaan. ,I Hall. l. Nlextz. NI. I.aDue. D1 Detzler. Do. Iielller. NI Die Wilmer. 5 Valid:-rI loeg:..STIlTR1iurIi4e. B. Igrev Q ' O l O Girls Athletic Association ' Girls in the tenth through twelfth grades may compete in intramural sports as members of the Girls Athletic Association. ' Volleyball, ping pong, badminton, softball, and field ball comprise the program of CAA. ' High scholastic, athletic, and citizenship standards are requirements for membership in Agona, a club for second and third year members. lsr Run X Nlrlxann. B Hale, XI. Marks. Ix. Hampares. A. Johnson. I1 Kalrla. C. jafolvs. Y-Pres 1 Miva FFYPUWYI- IK. Stoeffler. Sec.-Treas.: I. Straight. Presg I.. Kaska. A Cr.xxxIvvr4I. ,I Nlvlvilghl. 5. 'lIfIinxght. I.. IlI4'Il.lniels ind Ron I Ixaretj XI1 Xlurlrx. 'XI Yr-rNIt-ulen. I' Stark. I' Wuerenua. NI Nanderlloere. S. Pnl- hard. B. lleorve. J. Henry. D. Nossaman. R. Dertein. ,I. Seaslrom. N. Beers, r u B Zimmerman. 1. 11-llurr. I1 I Iirnl-ree 3rd Row X Innes. ll Yiergeu-r. ,I Nlnems. S IK-terlein. Y Hamrm-I. II. Doll. NI Parlter. S. Thnhaudeau. NI. fllyers. B. Wells. NI. Iiulaiak Jlh Run A lyrrr, I- Pr.-,lt-n. II Wnlterxlmsh, XI I Cox, 1 Nlaxl. 5 Sullnan. A. Crispin. Xl Weeber. NI. Sherman. J, Irunv H. Wells S, Norman. ' l ' Z: 'H' ' , l . 'V 'if' 'T ' xg :.,1.-2 '. -- '-fy fi f'N' if V tr-il:-rl tw wrt r-Alr..4vmm:mf.':u,1ui:-lu.-mir:.vu-.wasrw.m,nn-I-'rmtwrN..--.ws...-...m...r............1....--...- GIRUS ATHLETICS Isl Row: Miss Freeman, J. Karel, A, ML'Kamy, B. Kaleta, M. J. llox, B. Yiergever, gl. Perry, ,l. Henry. S. Sullivan M. Claske, N. Beers, K. Sloelfler 2nd Row: J. McMurtry, N. Jones, M. Vander Moere, 5. l'ric'hard, P. Slack, 5. Thilraufleau, .-X. Dani:-ls. M. Meyers K. Hampares 3rd Row: S. Peterlein, S. Six, M. Ver Meulen, ,I. Weilzel, M, Weeber, J. Straight, M. Marks, E. Vesolsky, B. George 41h Row: P. Wien-nga, R. Whitlenhach, A. Crispin, C. ,lat-obs, M. Sherman, J. Irvine, H. Wells A aaa Cub The Agona Club is composed of second and third year C.A.A. girls with a B average or better. Agona gives the Tri-Honor Cup to a deserving senior girl every year, and gives the Agona cup to an outstanding ninth grade girl. Meetings are bi-weekly, alternating coke parties and spreads. A house party, ,lunior High Mixer, dance, and picnic are some of this year's activities. O boy! Fudge! .5 Physical Education S 51 1 wigs- -t CUMBI ED ATHLETIC '80 .., Cheerleaders I-tl HHH l heastr-um. 1. lflliut, I3 Hale. A, Danielson Jud Run l. lxure-l. 5 lfller. I Sherm, D, Filer. M. Parker, 1 Suluar. ll. lloulueer U The cheerleaders direct organized expression of school spirit in pep assemblies and at sport CVEIHS. 0 Eliminations are held every year for all high school students wishing to compete for a position on the squad. ' A cheerleader must have personality, spirit, a neat appearance, and a clear, firm voice. He must be at all football and basketball games to get a major letter. and ll. Stacey leatl with a s'Right. l.......,. wwe Hold that line. Hold that line,'7 i v txt 52 Pluysiral lidur-ation 'W 1' ..,tyJ71 tJ,' 5 '37w1i-Q ty, vu '1','.pt'iw :zvt f 17ly'lQal'.lv,!.g1i.5l!.ErN? El'13'1'l-5411?,?EH. li.I' I'T-f'KI't?h'l.'9Q !!'I'l lSlTttltYti'litFUXlWIKI!rx!if-TiI!4l5ltlt llhlili1xtAfHYl1'l5lISNHlli!tllRfl!UllllilifHl81lHlIEKliH!lFRlliElHR4'n CO BI ED THLETICS Bow in C' ab ' ft! Hun' Ur Slmeinakt-r.1L.Aster, Pres. li lf rl. 9 - D l'l'tl' T ' ' ' ' ' ' .md Rim- iz u..u 1: swim D Nlarh N1 xnll-If 'rich V Amxee' M I' ll l 1 'Ll'lr N M lle f Jrd Roni IJ- tural-ILIQB. 1: lin' rSJ'L fi ' emi' A 'mhouffi 1 t Cer ore ll bpaman, ll Nleeter. .l. Lamlfurn. Duuse. l,. Deane Central High School's Bowling League, which haS Ihlrlv mCmb9YS, is advised by Mr. Shoemaker and Mr. Wells. The purpose of this organization is to give the members recreation and to teach themvlhe meaning of good sportsmenship. Besides bowling each Friday the activities of the club include food sales, and mixed teams competing against each other. Physical Education 4 53 BOY' TI-ILETICS 0 FOOTBALL Central tied for second place in the 194-9 football season, losing only to Catholic Central and Union. ' BASKETBALL Central swept to its most successful basketball season in two decades. Winning the city and regional cham- pionships, Central advanced to the state quarter-finals. ' SPRING SPORTS 1950 found Central with an abundance of newcomers in the four spring sports, building for a successful season in 1951. Central's board of strategy. ' aatball 54- Ph, sical Education wrsm:u1mu:e++:t-1i:mxnssmrmewnmmainmamwrauxv:m1mwmimnummmmmwmmMmm1 R.. 1 Nb l oath ll . Q. :QM A X, -A o ' . I'e'S'sifNg'v: N x K 1 l X N5XXawf9eS'xXx'ESS:E N' ' 1 ' f 'pig -X, Q.. Y V K www -X ,Q i ,, .A 'M if - . ' f ' ' 'N .. flf, k 4 I -'S fi-3 '7 Q' fl .w.mw1oQ2s?:zfLmsa.Z.UA ii ji' Y W 1 ' Merrill S1-liinieding x 'T'a'Q'iiKGg x ' jim jqUl,m-lmn W . ' ' Y' - -- ' T , fig vw. ' J, , '. . - rf P , . -Q A , f X lite Nan Orflen . .fl 6 - - in K. ei .I i. , ' 4 .1 Q' i A3 Q' fl f , 2 NM. :WI-,5. n 3.4 Ted Andrews :A 'SP i X . p ik ..: , 9 -' ' Af k.. ' U N. A 1 .ii - 1 lleorve llolle X -2' '- 5, 5 Qxfx, Q. X' Lew X, K 5 Dick Jackson N x A - -:M A i ..x::E:3:+l.- ' . W-tif' Pill l'i1ll'l' 1 511355 lf' if :1-iafg Fw ..... . W P Y Eli Wliilne-V X.-4x , -+f sq :'3.f.Tf+3' 3 L, l 3 , kiwi 'l I T' f'?'flfQf L on urs: -,Q ?f1:35si?'- f-Q WW ' ' iw' ' 'M- I - A . Irwin's right-hand men. Captain Bob Gallon Q 5 l A X F' -' Q. N G V-2:1 .x 4 l kv W., , 5 A4 -.Ei X . U. , ll. P3. -. ,ll ls. : -5' l l gtg' 2 .Q I Fw, vs. . .1 Y me ' I 9' hw . , 38 fl q m1,.w,iwS.f.Sg.:l5fP ,315- ,2 A . x ' N. 1 ig sfgf11':.w-. n ' 4x.?vfSTrNaf2'vp.+ ww s wi iiiffvxei, f - ' 1 1 ik- 4 , ' ,sr Physical Education - 55 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BUSINESS MANAGER TEA LITERARY EDI OR f 7111-Lffefygc., PQOTOGRAPI-I? EDITOR ART EDITOR QMQAM ADVERTISING MANAGER My 00-vw, CIRCULATION MANAGER L95 G Y EDITOR A HEAD TYPIST 0-Afufkwcs oath ll QQQQ Dick DeBree 's if Hroersma Steve Ixuxeck ,ff .ic Y-.gk nk Spaak -A X -- .f A my 1.'51':,,qLg!ff,f,,'Af-lligif'-' , - -' -'r'33,' A , V. X Y, ' fe ' ' 5: eff? A , no,-d Hall , - , -- - . . J. KN, if ' P . - 1 x ' L ' lf . al! '4 P- - Another end run gains for Central. -FN. 1. F5 f ,NX J im Ceistert , Wayne Stone I , n . W x -4- at X . K Heggie Gierth 1. 1 . vi 1. . is X - N I , V C3310 Howe Q F: DT 1, 5 ' 1 ' f -, !I,g Jn? .- 'viii Q ,f.4jfg:-iq? ' r A 'X ' ... u h, rfsw 'XP'df 'W:3 +A:'rf-445 - X n J - . ,. --P . 1 ,M ' ' - 5 ' ,- - f f M- . exe-E-A -. 4 .- vfffivf Q , N 1 ' X ' ' 'f 'f 'VN 'W' ' 'H' ' I' ' ' ' Eli 'F ' '7f':MI4 f I ll-'i2I',HS-H-'F1!f5N?1'7PEPN5.':M.IU'!',: IWu!vlFT5KTY5TLUKEHEWIeIrRiU'4Wm!11.'mHmliisI:ml.mu.'u.umumn:nmmnnnnuunn,.,.-mMm.m.1:.:.ui.....,....a1-... .-....,,,,,,, P 5 I L Q E .N.,,-X.. - , S, Y ,. Q., 5 v X N X' 5- Q w if Lee Harrmger 19' 7 X Q L 35 X N- signing.. ..lmMuE'!h4 ff oatball nn . 'fr WQ Jerrv Anderson '1 5 2 K 1 N W' , fl f ' , LE Kay Durkee -. . ' x t V 1 'T , jeu, 5.-.34 55, M ,- X 1 1 Q-f..., 5 3. kj . - . , J 4'-rs 1 - 3 Q 1 Q'-.?2p:5g.ff?f:Qr-2-1' as Y . . - X :fum 'fig -'Q i ' -W - in . . . N n 3 if-' - - fYi ? 'J . ' -hm H111 uv rx Churk Gale s ' M U M' Mn? H A in 1 . . 1: ' A . Ee 6 ' . V f 5 ff,-.-xi' - A ' 'N'-fm. , -, 1 5 -' -Vg-, .... fha ' s 1 X LX: ' f df f, I . . ' 7 ' 'Y Q- Z .- . 3' -M? '. 'l 7 'Y' ,- lfw f P. , ' , Q.. .' ' fir. . .V , ,.,-fn 'huh ,. A, Q fi I - ,., ., K. J . .Q -. ,ei .V -iff. ff- A f W ' 4 1-H.-.-:2'f' 2 ,xii ,, ,Sgt .f f . f , - .fi.,. :gt'3A if gvw rsgx , X .I t 'tar' x , if ' -x V 4.19 ,...- , , X fun? .N ' Don Malloy if Ax '. Slt'I'liIlfii S eel Lk 4 f xii' ,Wim z33f'f4Y-f- 'ff ' - 1 i ' Laffy Dean 1' N , 4 , Q. 'ffm'-,:.' -fr y'35g4g.fga A W' E ,, ' wifi' x:?E3.iQQ ? , l f , . I :. :g1.,i .p , 4. f .xy -- nw.: ' ' M X I K, . ., 1, 35 Af' , ' ' 1 2 , h f N. 'ff-,fl -' wwwlgg' bw' , i.Q.f?Ew-4xf.v'fw.a.-Ynzi. ,,,,,,A.gj'S -5.1-Qilvgg. YE k ' Q , 5 six ' ' I Nik? - Bill Colver X N 'C Ted Con,-zer is' F .7 v ' 77 5 . s 58 - Physicz-I Education 2'fi:f '1f' ,J , . 'T 'TQT1l' 1 1 1-,Zz 41111 Bob Boslwirk r 'W '51 lvl. 3-HEX-P5 UTWFL fx5372?iii.Wi7JffTW'f5 4W'f'U'Y1TE25hTFiH1441vBWNlWlRfi!4FHW5h!R-11HhK'h'Bi!ZlWHWMNWIMLWIBUKIIWWDHK N Isl Run l.. Palrlfk. R. lingllalm. J. Nelson. D. Shoulls, H. Evov. .l. Koning, H. Harris. H. llilmorf- End Roux' B. Drees. E Hainer. P. Williams. B. We-lmerink. P, Knutson. H. Hake nap! I. D. Thnmpxnn. H. l'erharn. R Sw- sinlc. D. Knnppen. ll. Nllmdv. Coach llomani . .ini Rnxu: A. Vanclerlila. ll, liwlmven. S Nlalhewn. I.. Wagenwaker. ,l. Anclerfnn. ll. Wrlliame. R Wiley. I -Xrrwwn. C lxel- ly. R Fegel. H. Brenner bi! fa Y ls! Raw: R. Nnrris. ll. Wallien. H. Chaffee. R. Tennis. T. Barr lf'apl.l. J. DeYries. T. Conlln. M. Conrad. li. Kulschinski Jnd Raw: H. lxoornclylc. B. Sprague, C. Mcflain. J. Brown, B. Nogar. S. Puslma. B. Vannell. D. DeBoer. D, Hallwachs. H Belles. Coavh Roberts 3rd Raw: L. Marsman, B. VanArtsen. H. Parker. 1. Yanliss. D. Vanlrarome. J. Waters. C. Langlon. L. Fisher, D. Breas In Row' P, Barr. H. ,lar-kann. R. Ynsfer. J, Davibon. F. Spaak. H. IiroerSn1a, Und Run- T. Irwin. ll Muxon. H. Cie-rth. R. Cook. G, Rove. Coach Namellx. Coarh lruin. R. Johnson. B. Chamberlain, W. Stone. l. Geislert City and Re ional Champs rude clrool Cham s 1s!Rnu' H, Gillian. Coach Laham. W. Strong. R. Maze. F. Mason, W, Brewer Jud Kim ' lf, liruwn, H. Russell, .'ll1'ssz'ng from piclure: I. Vander Maas, M. Patterson, R. Te!! 9 -3 Y -. -v x .w..W. ' .i X x X, K 60 - Physical Education b FT1 'vJ3T'l'1T1 JJVMi A--4 ' P ' F?l'W'TWiW'W'ifMF 5,5Fill fG1l':l-ildlfilf-il?lXi?ilii'?WlSl,i1l-lllllliflPlvf-ll'lll'l: T'-!'Vl'l'!.W7!iI!'1i!!'PllliI!EFETNWWliflllhWHk!iM1TdN'Ix'K!IlllHHWMD!Wl6lWMWImmMhH -x 5 , x AQ ,WR , ' A1 Q4 X '3-ug ,xxx Johnny Dau ,Q 5. f' , , I1 , N v 4., Ago: 1 4 'A F, Vn rl if M X Duck Jackson X? Basketball 2 ,473 X Nameth instructs the big four. -f 'fi 1 Tx :TH X . 'X - Y '. Havle Rowe F' 5 X N ras. 1 ai' Ron Johnson xx l. , ' 'tit XQ P, Eyggkdf Q ' X N .1 xx Ry ai N' A -fix xx X., ,VNN V AX X f 1 s .1 I Jim Ge-islert Y E 7 Q :lf T--f r - b Q I ' J A , 1 1 N B111 Lhamberlam , 1 k ,, ' X - V' lg . , 2 ., 5963. pf: 1 -52 .1.' : , 1 ' ' A ff- : N V ' Q R! Q 2 M XG A125 A . X ' ' X' f Q , xx ? 4 , . E 5 ob Cook :Nl A Floyd Brunsink 6 X FY '- TZ Z H?f5YWFTN'i:K:lKr1!5iFI:Nh!vhT1YMi'b93ll1WiE?1GR4IV !H'rlk'F5TIBWRYiiW5'1?iH5'F'RaYs mil Yl 29 ' 5 1 3 Isl Row: H. Gilmore. P. Williams. J. Waters. C. Gale, Coach B. Knutson. D. Thompson. J. Scherphorn, B. Hoke 2nd Row: L. Vanderlilay, P. Wood. J. Anderson. S. Kuieck. L. Wagemaker. C. Williams. W. Stone. B. Klunder lst Row: I. DeVries, I. Johnson, T. Barr, R. Norris, L. DoCroot, R. Tennis, B. VanArlsen. M. Conrad 2nd Row: R. Plank, T. Conlin, B. Tazelaar, H. Lonstreel. T. Caastra. D. Hallwachs. B. Nogar. I. VanderPloeg. T. Boyle Team ,- V- Ist Row: B. Gurd, B. Klunder, L. Barringer, R. Fiegal, P. DeLeeuw, R. Broersma, C. Bouknight, C. Langdon. J. Waters, R. Hook 2nd Row: T. Irwin, B. VanArtsen, W. Weidenfeller, D. Racine, W. Hoke, J. Sherphorn, Spearman, J. Moline, T. Conlin 3rd Row: P. Wood, R. Johnson, R. Gierth, L. Wagemaker, Mr. Irwin, R4 Knutson, C. Gale, P. Williams, Physit B. Van Farowe Strike three coming up. :al Baseball Team A long stretch and - a put out! 3 Wx. - N as v . t t wt' if W ' W for .W t 'Q iw? K K ye: S jj I: N .. t. A -V 1 ..t, i 4 -- - - 'P 1- 'i ,g 'ff -.QL Zf,',.,.,.ww.-f,... F Education ii ' 'ir 'ti'iT'i'-i'f Yiflz?'15-W-:WiBWWFYI:PW-2t!7?!'ir--'iNil? A - ' Q... L'EILIt'NSSWTPWW'Nl?i'5NiiivEl!bT+PD!I'W!BJ1BYFHWEiUBSh'iP?!h0Tdt5Yil'E5lHWFEEHRHERTBHB 4 J .Xin J s T ' '5,.'-.N .t?..? if 5.655 Q 'B Y .1 5 f i' Q V I ,gf 1' W L ' V if-sk-4g ...f T - V J l i - ,. it-in-,ft,..,4.,-., ,Q m.,.s. ,.. s's 1,5 -ff: 11- i -- .y -0.4 L 1' c -- Q- -- - -- r -' 4 -- Qa as . , ,W an V 1 V f Av, Q! -K 'NL .' -5 -b ,. . 3751 'GJ 3 lp 'Q km T' iv X N? . Y 6, x in 5 ,STN3 'WT 5ef,v.f,f.::Qg,,,1.,.s - f,x4.jkw. Ist Row: D. Rogers, Marsma, C. Kelly, R. DeCroot, P. Van Orden, C. Rowe, C. Rolfe, C. Moxon, B. Cornet, J. Anderson, W. Stone, Pullen 2nd Row: H. Wright, English, Vander Ploeg, P. Williams, l. Koopman, J. Arrison, D. Thompson, T. Barr, A. Vander Klay, Shoults 3ra' Row: W. Chamberlain, R. De Bree, C. Hardiman, B. Evoy, VanFarowe, T. D,Archangel, C. Hud- man, S. Sweet, R. Jackson, J. Anderson, C. Aster, J. Johnson, W. Farrell, Coach Nameth -lth Row: B. Fisher, L. Patrick, W. Miller, Thompson, D. Knappen, B. Hopewell, C. McBain, J. Yanlfss, J. Heftel, M. Sprague, D. Drees, Malinowski, H. Longstreet, R. Chaffee, R. Hallwachs, D. Oltman Track ffdlll The start of the long mile run. Up and over. E , , 41 1 ,. t .r i 'P , ' -.Y if in A N A N, ' . Y at 2 5-B s t w A ' Q ' .I f .F 1, 6 'Q I s u ' The HELIOS ANNUAL Report of 1949 - 1950 By and for Central High School Grand Rapids, Michigan Volume LVIII I0 lhx ual F RA CPN 3 ja.,-L lst Row: T. Klien, R. De Young, P. Rockwall, J. Colson, 1. DeVries, T. Boyle, S. Matheson, R. Ratcliff, M. Walters, C. Roen, T. Conger, R. Wolthuis, Mr. Roberts 2nd Row: E. Cray, C. VandenBerg. R. Stauffer, Vanderlflay, J, Tinhorn Tennis lean: 9-0 Matheson prepares to serve. r X rlTl'KI'l'11U sl l'ifvil UliYNrlRH.U:WWMR2HJBMi1WMM3i ,...' iffvifff 'xii' X Nm' - . '-:,... X,.x.,,,. v. ,,,v. v V--n s. -1 f ' -fer - ' ' A, .5-:lg K 1 t V V -Rl V 1 it H Wk.,-5-i . .i u f -' . i M is 9,5-' P '- 1, s - Alfvgx., . .N V mx S wx lu. A - 'ix -Q vain -f V L. to R.: R. Visser. F. Miller. C. Vanden Brink. R. Crawford. W. Kilrea. C. Riddell. R. Stainforth. 6olf fealn R. Simpson Grey The city's number one golfer. .5 'Q .5 W. '50 nf X I f 2 -1- f- X, iq, 'J fl f f l lk X f A . X' . 2 yy I l X' ' f' f . - yi 1 Q 1 . o 2 4 f I J .W ' 2 3 K , .. , , .' ll . 1 i .. . V . Q bk ,N XVQF: Q t, . , - V if k. 5 ,i .:,: - Q, up F 1 bi t -f , f lil on 1 'n A Q, .3 F - - i . 'LMRVHQ H K. i i , , l f 1- . T , 4 i . . V . ,Pl1ysii'al l'lfllll'Hll0ll-4'-67 Q , .5 gg . . In i X V- l 1.6.5. 5 ,A- ,f r.,.... a 151 Kun P, I-1-rtterrla, HA the-rlh. P. Barr. Seog li. Uallou. Pres.: li. Rolfe. Y-Pres.: D. Malloy: Qnd Ron' D. Deliree. P. liofkuell. D. Yanderhoul. P. Dt-Leeuu. P. Vanflrden. .l- Daxison. W: Stone Xrd Roux' C. Gale. T, Andrews. J, Robertson. F. Brunsink. S. Sweet, C. Moxon. R, Cook, R. lxlunder llh Kon ' lf. Speak. S. Kuieck. B. Cain. fl. Visser. H. Roersma. C. Aster. lx. Durl-tee. T. Conger, L'-6 ub ' The C Club is composed of boys who have won their major letters, 'The purpose of the club is to promote athletics in the school, to encourage a high scholastic standing among athletes, and to create the highest type of sportsmanship in athletic contests. ' Raising funds for the Red Cross Gift Chest and the clubis annual steak picnic was this year's project. l'l1ysir al lfducalion I 1 ' i'1: 'l: 'i llfTl' '- TQ' 'T3lfl'1f?5!7 -W7T-lLV v'TTT'5''Pll7l'W9QW'Fl'lINTWTFNYWWWFHVlf'WWNllNl5lFHlHElEhWIFEl'tYElT+1.'lEtlilti!ltl1l1!lliliiK'F!HlHlTh'Gli!l9f?l3'Ml 1 5 l ' Central Hi-Y, advised by Mr. Roberts, has thirty members. ' Its purpose is to provide a well rounded social and athletic program for members, and to promote high standards of Christian character in school and community. ' Activities include Thursday night meetings, food sales, teams in city Hi-Y League, Hi-Y Legislature at Lansing, and the traditional activity of awarding the Cordon Scott Cup. Ili-.V lx! Ruin: K. Wirlcs. M. Roberts. D Pearse. Treasg P. Yanllrden. Pres 1 Il. Holfe. Il. lilonnskn Jud Ron-: B. Williams. I. Yult. R King, 41. Riddell. ,l. Anderson. J, Amir-rsnn. if Harrlilnan 3rd Roux C. Aster. P. DeLeenn. H, Cornell. C Maxon. D. lximhall. Thonipson. N, Sernu,-l. Jlh Rong' ll. Doerr. C. Miller. S. Knierlx. li. llensland. l. Vesolsky. -X. Uallunay. R. llallou 51h Run' l, Dean. ll, lic-llv. D. Ullman. .l. llnrler. li. Roshnven. T. Andrens. l.. Daunte. H. Wvirlenfe-llrr, V-Pres.: l. Hill. Ser. ., , A as ,.,, t ' x ,ess ?m Q V ll F 5 9 ,, nh 5711051175 ll 724 XXV f X fjx ge QQ' X xk Q Qs Q5 Q 9' 'Z' S Q? Oc? Tl! 0Rl' Central's student body comprises the material from which future citizens of our world will emerge. lts members, from timid, scurrying seventh graders to casual, self-assured seniors, all play a vital part in school life. Each individual, whether leading or following the group, is important to the organization of classes, clubs, sports, and other social gatherings. CLASS OF 1 b. 955 ly- 1 g Z. .- 3' f 'i I Q ' r' r - '-- - ', 5' h ' Q' v A, .L A ' .4 f A A Q , iikvx A 1 R. Aernouts A. Allen P. Amts uechler . Ancler erg B. Anderson E. Anderson M. Anderson M. E. Anderson S. Anclorfer C. Antonicles ' . N A .- W f p N f S Q .A iff .. up ,QA Q i Rial, A-- Y L-A ' . ' 3' S36 V . of ' L ' g v 'ft .441 A.lVl.Applewhile A.lVl.Applewhile B. Atwood F. Avery B. Ballard F. Barber A. Barnetle .l. Barr D. Barrenger I J, Bates kg, 5, . - , Q V 1 - w . 'C ' ,L . . V 1 5 ... ' Q . Q. .:1. ' - .il 1 -9 ft . ' - . K 0 . .kb u r in NV J ..f.f , A A A .-rf NN .. .- ' axter . Bras y I. Beck D. Beeney J. Beers I. Bennett C. Berry R. Billings C, Blanchard C. BOC! in-fa ,-v S ' -2 1 if -, . 3' Q Si ,A ri- A if ' ki- - A W :. fr. .' ' lg Q ' lv VU fl 7' fi N a Mfr A3 2' . gal fl, '2. It ' ' 0 +4 - fx. . like v . LA. A lm X 'bis B. Bolt A. Bogdan L. Boom-nberg ll. Boshoven . Bowman W, Bowyer R. Boynton C. Branch J. Brill R. Brown fi fl '- ' ' A 4 Q ,.. ,- 2 ' - se- he .Q V 1 Q, at .f :Q . 5 .f .jfpv e' W. X, . f A ' 'Q ' ' 1 - D ' ' . ' - ' . I A. ' 2 51 is .df.wl .- W. Bruin P. Buchan U. Buckner J. Burr D. Butcher P. Butler D. Campbell R. Carlberg J. Castro J. Chapman A-L . 2 V , L J :V ff- Q A J ,vu XX ,, 1. gi-K .LIC - uf .. 'p ' f P. fl C 5' - . ff' te . Q .fy . it v , 1: H ff f . . A . ff . , ' Y 1-1.45.11 HQ. X ' ' A 2 5' lllafli B. lflingef ff. Clay J. Cole E. Cousins G, Craigmyle T. Crandall P. Crawford M. Crowley D. Cummings .. 5 . ' ,- - .- sive - . wr. -. . .l , ,,- J' f i I 5 L P - 5- 3 v L. J ' if A t 2' f' Q' -3, ' CA . f A .. A 1' r 1? . A - , . 1- V rx- 85 I. 1 5 V lx. Curtis M. Curtis W. Danley I. Dean R. DeBree L. De Haan M. De Haan D, De Nic N. De Vos U- D9 Vries 'A 9 ':. A .. D . I , - 5. AY- M . 'lm' A- re- - Q gg, i ' K ' L- .- L LA vw R ' ' vi A .Ili w ' A X! 'Ki ' .Q A ' . -. - , an B. Dullaliile J, Ducmlz-r ll. Dumas C. Duncan S. Dunming J, Dusendang P. Elliot R. Engstrom K. Everest R, Fearherly ' vs H - 'i Q ,f -- .- .. we Q 4 EL. V - -- 9, rss 4 A .5-A A ' - Y , me . . A fm 1 - 1 1 Q ' 1 A Y U A l ' l J Q .5 - - r . 4,. g - x 1' A 'X 'lf' 1 jx r HX' B. lfegvl P. Ferris D. Films M. Fish M. Forree mlouse D. Frisk L. Fuller D. Cale P. Calloway Underclassmen 7 V I v P ' w ' l'i'r'l5Wl V 7a ? VTWi'E4l l3.?-QW ' 'Wi' ln?4U'vsll'l3l'TE'1'P'N'lT' 1l'E.l.l'Tl-l N llvT7lFf'l?I'lFZ1IlPlERlllrElh4lt1lF itll'Hl'6zlf!JiU1M'l2'lIlYIWElWUDHNlNlHKWUOEWmWM -1 W CLASS OF '55 . . .. L L . .b Q. , , , Y ' ' ' A L- M T- 1 x . Y 'le it Y ,- , Q52 Ax 'M -f' .Q E. Gaskin H, Gales M. UBUIIII H. Gavrilides ll. Ueisengvr H. Gillian lf. Gurdon S. Gordon ll. llourlzuuunl ll. Ureenwoorl - .- - 4---5 Lu- a. ., . : - - A f, A. - .. r ' .. 4 . - w U -, 4--.5-'Q'f I N-'Og KJY ' . ' ' ' X 1 A 'Q '-ff l'.'w- EL7 X, ', , K. Croendal ll. Crummel A. Haim-N ll. Handv ll, llurrllex I. Har,-zrose A. llarxg R, Hart S Hart .l. Harlger 1 l ' ' - 'V -v- '- . V .. 5 X -- X Q 1 1- , f -- W ... . he . , L L- . 'z : H ' - S I . v, s' Q. , Y. Pi. r Y 2 . . Av A 'avi .mfff A .-...' .A A 14 -. -f - ' - E. Hasklnp A, Hall ll. llawf ll, Herringa P. Hendrick: G. Hicflje D. Hillaml I Hill '81, Hnekalra D l'loll4'Tl1HIl .fa P ,, - f. S. 5 'L' . 7- . ' 1 .- QI ' LIVCIY Seventh Graders Busy fe L' ,. , v I 7, ' - a. AN - A - - 'K , - ,AA .2 1 1. H.,,.den,.k R. Home M. Huaal.-,mr -lumor High Mlxer U Huy-,er J Jafnw... 1. Jenmng. L ' Noon Football, Basketball, and . ' L - ' pg, Q. . ,- - Baseball . ' A . ,, . 'N X ' X ' ' 't'- 1 Y V . 5? W. .4 M al' C. John:-on lf. Johnaon L. .lones lf, ,lurchulr K. Kuranupelax J. lxarx L- ' ' .A ' 5:7 I T. I, ' -. V 7, f f . - -u Q 3 ' rr X ff Ep ,F at K - . . ' :fl SEE. K' J ' - - , ' x .. a-ill' ' ' 1 F, Kennedy D. Kirnp S. Kilzaleiner S. lxlinsleker R. Klnmlvr C. Knappen H. Knurllr-n Nl. Koelsier lf. Koorndylc E. Kouchoukos 1. Q h. I 3. Y. in , x Q - fs 4. 'f L l- W' B K- ' ' C Q- 4 C- ' up , W A , .. . A- . , L 'NN ,Q .. - -, - . f N 4.. - M. Krlekaard D, Krueger B. Kubiak L. Lake M. La Mann- Nl. Larink R. Larmk lf. Leavennorlh C. Le Claire D. Le Claire - .,- - - + , 'Q ' J.. a 4-, .- .. : . X B. :. , fl . g. ' Q- . 59 e Q if Ag .4 LJ 'S 1 . I 5 L B. Lehnen ll, Ln-mlerink B. Lentz L. Lepley M, Lell K. Leys J. Leiberman P. Limbeck C. Lords H. Lyle ,, it 'fr ' YA . , -1. l . , -5 A- 5 Sk . Q' ' 8 5 , ' ' -- , , 4- . rf ,,, Y '- Y .- ' he ' cr ,fx ,J W' - . V . - A . - , ... r' ' 1 ' ' D. Mac Frhron ll. Mackey N. Magnnaen I. Maloney E. lllanrlr-ville B. Mann S. Marlin J. Mason B. Mas! R. Ylazs Underclassmen CLASS OF 955 U. i . . . I if ., I V . 5' 1... if -an xv ,' A b. . , E ' 'R Q- -2. 'K f, aw A . . - D f 3 A . . , . 1 4 3 E..-.,.,,,,-33:15. A ,A pf ,, . ,V , . . ...Q , M IEE V ts. ,. , . . . .. F, Mc Cullegh F. Mc Daniel M. Mc Donald C. Mc Kay D. Meinke P. Mendardie M. Merritt K. Merryman D. Mickens y z My X W 3 .Hp E Q ' - we 1 i Q.. , .fd - l. . X! rg V! A IJ! A ff- K EL !. . QW ,- . B. Miller R. Minion C. Moody S. Moody L. Morgan A. Morris T. Morton ,l. Moyer D. Ngggif 'L i s Q .- 3' .2313 Y , 1' 1 - N if v- ,w '- '. 'A' 'L ..,. V ,L 0-Q.--h . ' ' f '1 , . X 4 . I - 7 ' . .f - '32 4 A .J ' .. B. Nelson A. Newhouse C. Nicholas A, Nolfsinger B. Nogar l. Uhrn L. Ohrn R. Oldenburger G, Olin -X is R M., - me a k T- Y - A... Iv: hw 5 M N f if V 1 s ri i Q .4357 . . 1 f 'K' . -X i J. Orr P. Owens A. Palmer J. Palmer J. Parker L. Parker R. Parrish D. Pell L, Perkins . 1 f- , Q gg, -. '- N- ,L ze . l . , AM I h ' I-Lx an . 'JMX . I , H it d .1 4. tux L. Pierce R. Pike L. Pimpleton I. Poelman D. Pollok .l. Preston D. Rubbers D. Racine M, Racine lx 'Ak QL-,L Rv bi, A-M 'X' wig - V, 4- il- b 2: t we as ' ., we J 'Se' . is R ' H-43 lla ' Nh . .AN ' ' V' . . W, Rienstra M. Rinesmith D. Root D. Rose T. Rose El. Routsaw B. Rowley H. Russell C. Sanders . v ,Q - NA 4, V ,N Q -1 K 'vt A x - li -'Q 'i 4 , , be . N . .- T.. we . 2 W To if ,- I - f A J .L :PEA-' If L -f K. Schmieding D. Scott M. Sei-kell P. Sellers E. Sherwood P. Short L. Siekman R. Simmons D, Simkins 1 3 S 7. .. In A R L' .1 5 N 'Si 'L .' 2 nfl! il 44.L ,AQ X - Q. Sipkema G. Skipper D. Smith L. Smith N. Smith R. Smith P. Sommer M. Surg M. Spigue ' S .. v 1 fs. fn- si. .S :.- gg , E, V jr, . :X . -K 5 A . if 5. P ' . , n IG? ' wb ' A S. Stout R- SUNY C. Staufler . J. Standley R. Stevens R. Stone W. Strong R. Swanson L, Termolen 74 - Underclassmen l uv. R if Q P, Miles R. nfl if-f AX Neeley .-kt' - C. 0'Niel R. B. y. Q. Perkins Q . N. I x Rexford Q . .9- . Sandro 1 P B. Simpson - P. Stanley V' il Q, . - N, A ' I. Ten SHQFT l' llalfi 2 5' 'iv 5' Wm?--A:'ls'+.'f T i' -I li '15 ' 'r W1 bl'-' l7'r'Vl lf 'lull 'f V? ful iZllf'7Tl.l':!-.Fil':'FJTf'NW PFIl:?lElwlll'l7l'lm1I'lvltllllib'l. Vl-ll'Pll:?fFliil'll',lWllll:WilllliflhlllfllllIll':ll'Fflil1!1lill?FliEllMlillll7i1l'vllNllllelllF51lllllKlllillWllllTl4l 4 1 CLASS UF '55 2 sa . ... ix. gg. bv , .. a. p E. z X K6- ': + - -X : . , ' 1 A ' . h . lr' 1' 'F , . . X fg fgsvf. 4 A I AEI is A - - .Am 1 M. Thatcher C. Thomas E. Thomas M. Thompson T. Thompson W. Thompson M. Tifl'a.ny T. Tompkins B- TUPPCI M. Toppel A 5, 3 a ' ,,. . 5 ' 1, R , L v sv L- .- - , X f ' . 5 A 'fi . ' Q C f 5' I J . V ., N I ! . , . if , , - -.E . , ., t , A 3 T D. Tornga H. Townsend M. Trevan J, Twiss J. Ulmer R. Vaillancourt D. Van Dam J. Vanden Berge D. Vanden Bos S. Vanden Bout a. , .1 ' D , - N 6 M X Q S ' Q.. - - X - ,- e Ei Q. :A fe if- :Q , 'f s 4 . -:ine I . A1 . 5 sf . .if X - - Ay , ei... B. Vander Meer C. Vander PloegC. Van Oevf.-mn M. Van Oeveren C. Van Portfleet M. Van Putten M. Varnell J. Veley C. Ver Woert l D- Vi-'I'-I .i iv- 'Q M 0 i.' 7: - if 3 ' 5' ' ... 3' -' - V . 35. :1 f f . 1 5 'T 3 f' . Nm I, AV? Jai 'iff 1144.4 - . . , S N. Walzewski M. Walker M. Washburn K. Watson W. Weber P. Webster J, Weda T. Weiner J. Weitzel A. Wesorick X , Q, , - 2- - , vs . 5 ' . K - fv- . L-.. .A L xl 5 -. n Rv , A g H.: 1- g f.. t, . at Y V vr- ,V L - xgjw . ' .ft Q -i - . - M' , X V ,. . 4-.sl-I F . 'x 41T...- 'Kem C. Weston J. Wesrate M. Wever W. White C. Whitney B. Wierckz R, Wierckz J. Wilbur D. Wilder C4 Williams L' 3 . . , - M . ,. . , N - 1 K , -- .L s, L .' . ' n- A ' :N ' 1 . if ' 5' ' 'P if 1 'K 2- 5' 1. M M. N A A A J 1 'W' P Q71 r '15 x i - ..?' EQf: C. Williams J, Williams N. Williams R. Williams A. Wilson W. Winner M. Winters C. Wood F. Wright K. Wylie 5' 1? Vg I C4 S S 0 , C sh 4' 5' , ' .. . A 'il M. Wynalda N. Zarfas t.. 5, L- f, - P- S 3 X I -- 'L ' ' -. 5 . f ' - . 5-' - X? - ,Q - - ' Y P .. -X v t' tn' 'Q 1' , ,., 1 il 1 1. ' 5 1'i -. , - X .9 V T. , ll , -n , x ' . T1 .. x5 I 1 - A D. Adams R. Allen H. Alley P. Ames P. Anda R. Anderson D. Andorfer I. Armour I. Austin T, Bajema s,.... . Q. gk A gn . 4 uc uf- Wx. Vg, Q. A ' 15' . 1 . -Q 9 1 fe '- v , ,, ,. , ' - 'I .Am - . f 'KX 2 A. A - 4 J. Baller-na D. Barnaby , Barnhard R. Barnwell D. Bates J. Batsell lx. Bennett B. Bergsma P. Berquist L. Berry Underclassmen - 75 , . kEiIT '?f'B1?. Q 311 'PEER ,ef IN R0 067 0ll 0 CLASS UF' Fm: g 'C' V 1 ' . V Y' .' 2 -Y - . T- L ,, . r D- V . :' :J ' , . . Q e ' 'f . ef- , Q , , V La., ,iv N., .. - . fx uf.- l ll. Bueker H. Bingham P. Blakeslee lg Boogaard F. Booker B. Boot R. Boslwick P. Bouwman H. Bowyer .I. Boyd X - . s gg' r- V' ' ' '- ...g e. J Q l Q 4- 7 , ' QD 'Lf 5- fl 'T- ,, , g.. ' 1 1 V W V fig f. - .em -X 1 sf f - W. Brewer C. Briggs fl. Brown D. Brown E. Brown S. Brown S. Brown M. Bucknell N, Bundy Wh Burleson Inq - ' 1- v-W ' 21 K - , 1 - el V l :ve . Q if Q-. , Qi- ' 2 A fa- -9 g K . .. Y r . e r he ifum LA 4 D .-L' ' Ya . 'f 'H 'Q . L. Bullon M. Campbell G. Carpenter M. Carpenter C. Chamberlain P. Chappell H. Charles P. Chalheld B. ffhrislie A. Clemens X k ' .. g 4 5' ... 5 , A Q -. 5- E ,, .A, I fs. X A Y i A. Y -. .- ,5 - 1 I D- - .r :- Q e. f X: . a . P, I - . V . . N P.-5 Y if Q I lf 'hh .--A f' Q A E 11 'fs A -- 1? 'S J, Clock J. Coleman 5. flonnollv I Cooper M. Lossln D. Cunningham R. Curtiss D. Daane J. Decker P. Delllaagd s V x , Q A N 1 - C Q Q . 1. K .- Y ' . 9' .7 , P' sb es Q- ee f- f 5. , 5, QL 1 I .. ' 'Tlfwx Z V ' - J. Denlelertog S, Derlien C. DiCiuumna I. Kinlcel C. Dinsmore M. Doorl D. Dnol V. Duncan B. Dusenrlang D, Ffldred - -v - - 2 ' 4 4 ' 'A - . . x ' ' ' ' ' W , ' sg ' ff :D ' lf as ee ' my s f . SQ. v - A A . 3 1' K K l 1 -G, A rg' 1 . . Ad x. V' , ,A , Eldra N, Ellmll . Fmlwree .l. English B. Estelle B. Fate ll. Ferch B. Fesell .l. Fessell 5. lwnger sl .Q we 5 - '- . , X - p.. 1' aa I 4 Q, - V 'S '- L 'VY s ' L- - ' - ' 'S -W - we , 4 wc, - V I . 4 S Y K D X xc ' ' lie' , . 'eg Klge , A 32-f M Q g Nl Flowers P, nree N. Franks . razier D. Fron ll. Furrmw D. ilaskin 5. Males 4... Calzueller X. 1.1-luso 1- is - as , y. . CI . S - - 1. I ' . A . x Y .V fe ' . s ' K .K -- Q- , - my K f .1 ,L .Wh F' e s ' -4 'f-- 1 ' L. Ciberson I., Gunther K. llleamn ll. Gooduin A, Gordon Nl. Conlon M. Courlzuaard lf, Ureenuoofl 5. Grey A. bruce 9. , 3 W L ' v-- Y' f ' X T- . Q L. ' l -5, 1-H x, Q : f' :L Sf ' 1 .f M f -A -R' ' K ' x dn 1 ll. Gruis R. Cruller R. llruller C. Cummo C. Gunderson D. Hale ll. Haywood M. Heagle F. Hebei I. He-herlv nderclassmen fn 4 -11 fe?-' ' l V W f-ll'l '-fr V '-'VPIW-1l7!lPl!3fffiillIITYNVKQNJllrlFll7l-lfllhfvlhmifkwlll3'lYBFllTWNlTWuufWI'Hff5l5m lmlu CLASS OF ' i 4 . 6 ' Q, 8 I i ll ' A S Q59 'X n ' - . r E 1 ' , v 4. 4 X 1. .1 Q 4 D, Hendricks D, Henry J. Higgins L. Holmes M. Hovry S. Howe J. Hnflman H, Huyser T, lrwin .ln IBSIUSM . ' 1 4. ,, ,. 1- 3 - , 6- .- ww L .- X. 2 . ef - . 5 . YH X ,. Q D 4 I ii lk! U V V i l - ' 5 I s v . , in X fm . K, ' . :af 11 x l B. Jerrils ll. Johnson P, Johnson R. Jolman E. Jones ll. Karman S. Karnes lil, Karrip J. Kaye I,, Kelly .- N 1- . 'X in 6. 6 . - H f ' a . ' . i 3, A . I - . - X , l I 1 .PF I U 6 I! 1 M. . ' . x . - . ' 4 ,ff v nl' In , fa-1 K. Killnian D. King J, Klilieslelufr C, Klunrlf-r C. Knight J. Koorndvli N. Kouchunkm X, Kocla B. Kramer fl, Krombeen n. .- - ,, A R Ts . M ,J ' f V' ' ' unior Mixer 'Cf , , U ' J 57' X: Q ' - , nv- nz, . ' x . 1 X viii' A -D' 0 Basketball Games, Hayrlcle J A 1 S A J. Kuiper B. Lach D, Lalforesl R. Lagendvk Langlnn V. Lanremge ' These kept the Eighth Graders 4- 4 occupied this year '- Q ' , - X ' , ov- ' X f 5 1 zz- ' an . -if 4, ,gg K ws , ' . M- Ll'9fl 1 J- l-9 3ffl S' Lewis K. Lievense M. Longfleld C. Love A 1 L u - ' K A I C E 3 5 J V R- . ' 'U 13- l T , 5 i' k Sit! Q . E 1 , v Al . f . - e 4.4.4 n . ., . -'If l.. l,ucchesi S. Lucchesi l,uidens D. Lundberg L. Lyle lll. Lyle W. Lyle K. Malfroicl J. Nlallnenilz .l. Mallell .. f g 1 f- - eh . 6 Y J 9- Q 3 x 6. S ' . 5, Mann. L. Mann H. Manning S. Mnnnh lr mnfsnnn H. Marlin F. nnnnn lx. rvinynnm 4 W3-'fmlfk 'P W'D Hf-' F . 2 , 5 - 5' z . 1. ' 5 , , X v - .f .n H V x 5 1 K Q X . A X 1 rv 1 K r 'A A M. Mn-Uralh F. Nlclxny N. McKee lj. Mirlfllvlmi D. Miller D. Miller M, Miller J. Miner C. Moerlanfl lf. Moody f in . I D gr '1 2 - .. iv, ,- 'rv . - N nv S- fi- Y , z- ,A ' , af U X '97 n , . Q K 4 Y .5 Q . J' U .asm A yi? . ,fn , an A , . . ' D. Moore J, Morris C, Mosher D. Moss J. Neason ll. Nordstrom B. Neumann I.. Nielsen A- 0'Neil D- 0'N9il Underclassmen 4- ,v. - ...A C ASS v-. Q, -f, 9 S- ea- l lsr. ' - lg ll, Packer ti. Parker W. Parris 5. Parrish F. Pasma V HS J X' 9' T.. 4 l E 5:4 or .Q aff Yg- ., ' 1 ' . -Q . ' . .11 f I l JN X ' D, Perry l.. Peterson ll. Pelerson .l. Platt M. Platt 1.. 3 7' R' N . QA, F x ,, .' Q., 5 , 9' ' V.. A . I Xl. Proctor N. llamaey ,l. Randall B. Ralclille C. Raterink .. - - -5. ,r i Lf- . 1- W I' .. , fl . I- L L ' L 'J P. Rodgerm A. liyltsa- ,l. Salter D. Shippera M, L, Schwalm 3- -gi W- C s l- X g' Y A . . rm x. ' D. Smith .l. Smith Nl. Smith lf. Snell D. Stacey 6 Tl- ' 3 1. . 3 ,N . I I ' 1-Al . 7 X, xx ml J' .- . .. . f 'L .e :Av ,wx .lx .Y N. Stoulen U. Suclimlulski ll. Sullnrp T. Szuflzik R. Tell 7' A 4 2- - 5-2: ' of G1 fn . ., f W. Yaillanf.-our! lf, Yanflerlklay J. Vande-rl.aan J, Vandedlaas S. Vanderllleer v Q 2- f I. ' I is .l 4 ' ' 1, if KJ 1 9 if D. Van Vclsr-n J. Wagner P. Waldron F. Ward R. Warden Av A B W 4 . A X bb . Yi. f ,. r 1' J. Williams C. Wing B. Wood 78 - - lfnderclassmen 1 ' ' -.1 i .-' w:',.1l.y1-., w ,, OF, l 7-A '- '.,,, RN, ki Q- .,. ,.. XX. . 7 'Q M. Patten-on H. Pearson M. Pearson R4 PC0PlC5 S. Perkins v, 4 -. Q. . ' L ' b- . -A ..v ,l. Plolls .l. Polmanlrer .l. Porter D. Pratt 0. Price 4- , r .. - -. . ,h nt, Q, 0 l 5. i 'P f W .. l P, Rath J. na,m....d A. Reynolds H- RiPleY B- Robinson 3 :N iv ,Uh J. .rpl -. E. seam r:. Shoults 5. shun N. Sikkema P- Simkins . Q , , - ' 5' .1 P 1.1 - . , . .1 Q X N ' v - E ,-Q .fa K .X ' Q wav- . f , b 1 ,ig B. Stockzeef R. Slanclley D. Strenwyk 1. Stegenga D. Sli'-'kney .G s 5' - K- wr. fy .' - - ,' , Q- ,.. pi fxflll I ,l. Tm-rinh B. Toppel D. Toppel B. Trevan B. Trevill L- 'Q ' a,! F' ' - a A V '! A , R. Vanderl'loegll'l. Vander Wert 5. Van E55 W4 Yan E5 L-Vankoeveflng - 73 .n Y Q D. A i JI Q J Q. . ,ix x ...SQ r' ' ENV J. Washburn C. Wells D. welmerinlc E. Whllmin V- Wilke C. Wood C,'unlcers H ZirniLis ' 'l l'lkl-Tfll l'lX't l l'nlFl':1't'illlllt'll5l'l:l'llNlh'fvltl'llnlEl'lllll-I lnlWBrKUlfWilq'Hau5 lWPlnmilU CLASS OF ' Q To 1: . bb . 5 ,A 'lv A I xg N. Alberda D. Aldrich K. Anderson ' - s . Q Y 4 6 Q E . al .l. Benlcllardl S. Bieglow M. Blowers - A -5 Q- '3- ' . 4 N ' 1 G. Breen ,l. Brewer B. llrock 5- 4 A Q L. Cl .1 C' Q f .l. Chrysler D. Clay .l. llulaun . 1 - 4, Q. - Y- ff xl ' V sl S. Crawford B. Crosby F. Curlice 3, I, ua 1. . A! i D. Deliver L. Deflrool W. Ds-Lano .: 3. Q, . , w D. Dykhuizen M. Dylclmouse V. Ellresw 7. is , . -, 3 ' .f 'F' '1 M. Forsberg I. Fouls D. Fowler 2 an V -x . .1 ' . .A R. Gunn C. Cunlon C. Hall lv 'C l , , i I Us . A N -v vu gi -5 .1 ' i 5 be E.. e , ' rn I - I A if 'ck t . lil 1 l A, Avery L. Bailey J. liarvewski li. llaribeau ll. llarnelle T. Burr ll. llast 1 7' 7. ge 4. 1 '14 U L x :f s Kg! if Q? D J , .V ,i 1 -5 . A A v I 2. 4 'F . 4 fa if P. Bressler D. lloire ll. Bolle, ll, Book C. Bouknlglil T, llmlv D, llreas -.. . 7, nf- .- A- ' E :V . 1 N 4 X ,I -2- ' I T7 'LL 1 Q- ' i is . F 'S ' A ff l ' .N . , i. ,l. Broun E. Burdick T. Bye D. Carr ll. Chaffee ll. Champion l,. Cheselmruugli sz. 'X ,.,, , ,, 5 5 ' j. s . . . . , 0 First year in senior high y ' F f x X' A A, X Q Freshmamsophomore Nlixer 'li Ilonlin M. rzomu is. czoyne ' Football, Basketball, Baseball . 2 g, Q ,- I7 W. E 4 , F A A ll. Danielson P, Danley D. Daxis . .3 V' C ' J. 5: 1, s ' 5' xxZ-- A. 1 ' ' ' , V f Ee N Y x 'Q 3. . . F Q? :L ii' 1 'HX . J , 1 X D. Denllour ll. Dertien I. DeYries A. Dougla: D. Dunslan K. Du Yerneay M, Dykema - 1. 1- : . ' - i . Q , - . , ' -, i ' F ' ' - 8 Q W .Y 0 1 . 4 C i 'A K 1 f I M. lining N, Faasen 'N Fairbrolher ll. Farzlay H. Fegel Nl Filul L. Fisher 3 .J Y is 2 A R E i N ' A Q J 0- , K . . Y l A A 4 'R 4 T. Cvaastra A. Cenclrolis ,l. Gill S. Uinebaugh K. Cordon Rl- Gyg-gan C, llummu eu -r Q. J - 1 s' l V D. Hallvfachs C, Hammerslag B. Hanger E. Hargrove P. Haskins W. Hecker M. Heifllelmm' Unclerclassmen - 79 Q M. Helmrr L' . L- f ve IJ 'X' 0. Jumhs:-in as J. Knapp av ' D. Lee if ,Qx L. Marsman bf -2 U. Muerlund B. Parker S? 2 -'R lf. Rath l'. Smilh 80 7 llnderclassmen E7 . CLASS UF' 1 - , gp ' f .' 4- ,' Q : iq? 5 4' up ig A . if ' '57, in ' E5 sf . ' - Iv J ' . 'fu Y' . 'J Af' A I A ' a J. Herlel J. Hill R. Hoek N. Haekslra A. Hohenslein S. Hood E. Hooper E, Huddlgggon C, jafkowski 1 i. W 5- NL 1' A . i S I ib - 1 - j ' e f . rf 'Q 1 - Ewa . ' ' . 'i V 1 Q r' . ld' A 1 x -' A. Jenkf B. Johnson ll. Johnson J. Johnson J. Kari R. liarrip N. Kennedy F. Kilgore J, Kitchen ,, . 2. 75 .' S- ,- Aa 5 . - I . X - Xi 2 v A V -' Y X I Q P I , -- . , ,af - Af . 5 Q. J. Kuning L. Konin A. Kool J. Krielcaard K. Kulschinski H. LaMaire R, Langlon W, Larkin B. Larson 1 A ., . G . f. ,. f- 9 ' ' - x X .A xy . X ' - EVN L . 1 'IQ ii. Lenglon P. Lewis D. Leys J. Lindberg T, Liscomb H. Longslrcel J. Lurds B. Lundberg S. Marlett TF , C 'L ,, Q- 9 1 mt 71. Q - -F 3 il' ,A - --' f . I N A I V H ,'Q7f. . , I M 3 . - ' ' 'y 1-ff-r I AV L M. Mcliamy N. lVlrKrlighl ff. Melven M. Melven A. Merchant S, Mickens R. Miller B- Mimhell V. Mitchell 1' 3 as -L . li' gf- A TS S. , 1 X ' - M - l ' 2 fa. . x 4 x Av - X. . S - 3 - ' l.. Mulinmky R. Nabfif ll, Neville N. Niewyk ll. Nogar D. Noonan R. Norris M- Normn P. Norton fi Q' - as A :L -7, 'J Q g 'J - in V I . I. y' X .. 1 2 n , , 3' il 2 ' S. l'f'lvraun S. Phelps R. Plank A. Poe D. Porter F. Polla A. Pritchard C, Racine R- Rau-.rigs v 8- iv if 5' G 3- Q 3' ' l I fy' L ' S, lllmllevilralugli M. Sandler L. Sherrod H. Shocks M. Siebers S. Simlxins P. Sims C. Sisson R. Slager Q' ' ' i . K i' ,S 5 S tx 3: 1 ' 1 ' '- . is v . Q S X A 5 Y- . 5 RJ D. Snell lf. Slainforlh M. Slannard A. Sleenwyk A. Sterling L. Stevens B. Stites JA Stone KA Syougen ' ' ' l 'll I-1' :Vi 3 l l 'if'i1lll'l'fl'- I .M 'WIMNHvlak'?l'1'iW?Wl:ifMHPI2Wlhlil-Idf!i1l'!fPIYTl'!'i'iH120HI!'lillilk'FS?Hll!IR?4h!l!FfillfiXi'1'KWhYN??llElRllR41ifhT1YSlti31I58 CLASS L - gh. 7- ' K K . n X . O- . g b f K . w , N I .-LJ-. . . J. Suess 1. Taylor B. Tazelaar B. Tensley R. Tennis G2 ' 1 ' .' X? . Q, - X . Q . 1 , C X B. Y-f1nArtsen B, Vanden.Berg C. VanclenBerg K. Vandenljerg C. Vanderlflulfl Q -v Q. - 1. - - rf- A e ir. 3 ma ITF? r or - 1 R Q' X' . VanVeveTd'er B. Vincent V, VerWoerl J. Vesotsky E. Wallien - tn, 'A T. Wilson K. Wynalda CLASS Q T. 1 . -L , - Tie ' - - . QR . C Jil 'C J. Alderxun M. Aldrich J. Anderson M. Ashby .Arima Qg - W 2 X 3' , ' r- f -cj. 2 cz' - it ' . gg I I Y ' f A '57 S A l .A . ARK L. Barringer M. Bean .l, Beaudry B. Beimerb B. Berger . WY 2 5 .-- ' L. - - . Y 1 Q 1 ' 5 4 14 V f . If? ' Y .1 ,xy A I B. BOVETIICIH B. Briggs N. Brooks B, Brown T. Brown P 1-I - 0 2 .- e S-,X - -5 s- - . D. Carpenter B. Cave R. Clark F. Cole R. Cole 'OF' v- 1. . A L .5 . A, A X. 17 . i . 6,3 .S A..-'Adi U B. Thomas R. Thorne A. Toering A11 Tr-.nle Ii. Trimble - R Q 1 'N a. . G. Y ,, . f-X .1 - . g J. Vanclerploeg E. VanderVeen P, Yan Dyke j, X'a,,E5, Xf Vi-inbefg. . . .- V nf 4. I f 5 -A V se . 1 Y i 1 J, Waters R, W:-rnelle B. While I. Wilder D, Wilson 4 ,S - N Z1 4 P, Zeefl' R. .lanes 4- 1 - . 7 v -2. fc - 'A - 21 x ?n if fr- ' as .Y f l. Allcinson B. Ball P, Barber P. liarenclse B. Barr : , 'L4 .- ' v.: . gg, G2 ' 'N fl ' . E- Q' .XJ T. Bigham P. Blozinski C, Bogardu: B, Boshoven C. Boul-cnlghl TN Q 1 I .4 N 7- F .:. ff 11 A? V ,ci 3 ,. f ig?-5 ' S vi iii - X' ' P. Buckner K. Burba C. Burlingham ,l. Camburn A 3111119 ' 4 - Q ,- 0 r- ' v S- QQ, E- o K , ,i -' Q. 5- 1 ' 'fl' i , B4 A. Coleman D. Coulter D. Dailey C, Danielson T. D'Archangel Unclerclassmen - B1 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President . . . . Dave Thompson Vice-President . . . . Bob Knutson Secretary . . . ..... Sally Six Treasurer . . Barbara Brown Activities 0 Second year as an organized class ' Soph-Frosh Mixer, class parties ' Penny Carnival, food sales yi H H '71 WN +1 kzlillllllh HW'JEi!ill'i!ili!13BllI2El?iltllTHllllll5l99hl!lil?ll'd nik .ALJ .Hd I . H CLASS OF 9 5 - Q I. 5. 'Q - .. 2 . . ' ' , ' ' 5 ' - Y , Y I. vw. Y' X - ' - A C .. f .ra 4 A . S. Darling R. Davison 1. De Boer D. Defker K. Decker D. Da-lzler D. I-11-lzlvr l IMYQN 'Xl lJrWinlvr ll. Dnflpe 1 fl as R .- sr 3 Q - S. gh - . 4 '-I , ' I' r Q' ' fi 'Q- A 4 '- X Q . K. Douse H, Drees F. Durham A. Dykstra M, Early S. lfckel J. lfmau ll. lfugliali l', l-in-re-fl ll. Emi -2. QL' 4 A T. 7. A. 0 1 2 Q nf V L Q 1 . . ' Q- f L- ' - x :Q- f 1 4 I f A L. Fairbrolher S. Filer 1, Forslund ll. Frey A. Galloway I. Cargurn K. Gill l'. flviaenger ll. liilnmn- L. !lriluieu..il4l , 5 'R :h - Y iv l 1 h .tl ,LT -A L . ! is 5 ., rl .- 3 5, ' ' -V, 1 - 13' V K v . E h X I 3 A.. 4 A A . .D ,A ,NN . . . B. Curd N. Haan J. Hall H. Hager K. Harris K. Harrib ll, Haskins .l. Hermanwnn T. Hill M. llolniberg Q. - Fr Q.-. r A i M . , f X 1 gi, -D . X. V 0 - X ' A .. B. HDR? U. Huffman S. Humphrey P. Hunter A. Johnson M. Johnson P.. Juvrgen li, King T Klein ll. lxluuder tv -L ' Q . K. - vu IL 4:7 ' - . , ' - - . 5. f - 1 . w' r 'Q Y rl A I fb F . , -1-- A I W ' K. Kluuder D. Knappen ll, Knulsnn H. Koornclyk M. LaDue Nl. l.:1Maire T. l.:mrrncP I. l,l'e ll Linck ll. Long . y NX -. 1 , , A - 5' . v :N ' 'li S f-. 1 T .SY Q, 1. 1 ea Q .fa 1 - Q M M xr, ' V X kv 1 - -1 ' .AA .l. Lore S fllalhesfm C. McBain S. McDaniels Y. McGrath S. Nlrlienzie ll Nlvxeu M Mvwelhy K Mead ll, Nlfflrf ,Q . ., M Vx - C, , f- T- - 1 - 'Q' -- I. l 'H' k - Y 1 ,' -B I . 4 Y' T 1' li- 5 ' , V ' li K Na ,. r.. ' di.. ...sa .54 we-V C, Meilz R. Merchant J. Moore A. Murphy I, Nelson- A. Newhouse S. Niewnlrl F. 'Wink I. Nutt Il, Uldcnburpf-r is Q 1 K - fl G.: X - F lv Y A: A g YY 1 V , 1, v' ' - ' Q' sr ' N' Y' ff ,' -- ' jf: 7 l - . Y 5 f ,- . r 4 Q A 1- 'X 1 1. Uppenhuizen S. U'R0uke T. Owen W. Page D. Parcher L, Patrick R. Perlum I. Purler 5, Pnalniu -X. Poueri Underclassnien f - B3 L fs CLASS OF 9 fy. e 'K 'A Y1. V, 6 A' Q if E 3 tt 5 ge Av A +2 A A A A - 1 r . Y. J ' .3 Y l . . .1'4! -in . 14 VS- 'fx Nl. Prentice K, Pullen P. Purdy ll. Hagen ,l. Rainey L. Reed R. Riddering F. Riley P. Rockwell N. Roesly A ' , - x - -4 ' f if .f-- 1 6' 4- Q . - - l A K YP ,gi , 5 . - ' . tl t :H , .4 - - 2 f Q' . if , -' ' - it, . .Q .ag 4 LJ Q . -J' ll . K A- lt, linger- 1 Rolfe S. ltinlell N. llunyqn N. Satdligiiel K. Sr-sunk J. Sherin D. Shoullf ll. Shea W. blekmiilt - L 1 A g- , - . - n. -v , ,. A - A 4 n C, -. 1. A QQ , as tt , - ,,. .e'- . .4 ' 9 2 4 N fart. AQ' . A A ' f. g fx ,IAN ' X .Dm ' - 5, Six C. Slater J. Smith ll, Snyder D. Soclergren I. Spearman B, Spraugue lil. Stacy K. Stacey B. Sterken X F Q. ig., , 1- --. Q ... '4' f, 5 - . 'N r 7 h V ' , 2 - A, . , g . . .ff Y ag. .v gg, A f Q-2 I S' 1 X M, X y ' y - 5. Q A ,FQ X . , 1' 'Y ' ' . A 4- A MIL.. Nh' B. Stulv V, Stoeffler Yi. Stone S. Straieht B. Strohl 1. Subar B. Suthodolski Supernault D. Sultorp C. Sultorp .f ?'4' - , . -.4 1 , Q Y, - ' , Q. - .5 1, . 9 .- P f- 1? if IL, P' 5 'A f K K X A V- W ,Q 'E' , l 11' Ui , ' XY Y it . , 1 ix X YS ' D Sweeney A. Sweet S. Sweet A. Tenlloor D. Thatcher A. Thompsett D. Thompson S. Thompson C. Trumpie S. Usher 1, X 8 A 3' N., 1 ,.. A r X fp 6- Q -gg .A 7. .X . yi 5 N hi. is . J fy L V X - lr ' K , ' ' Q -. z , Q A 1 ' g f Q r -' , ,. 1 ..,. Ext Nl. Yantlenlirink D VandvrHuul U Vander Klay J, Vanderl.aan K. Vander Iagt M.Vander Maas S. Vander PloegB. Vander SIUQID. Van Farrnwe C. Van L00 4 tj we W 1. ww S' Q1 ep. 2- ' - V ' - L- - 'A ' - I 5' ' . . ' iw . Ja' -1' ' X ., X ' XX Narnrll I.. Wagenmltr-r H. Wuxhiliglnri S, XX als-in J. Wee-ber R. Wm-lmerink R. Verhurg R. Wiley C. Williams H. Williams X Sf x. ..,. . Q , W hw 1 5, :Q 1 AF- B -, sh - r 1 N 1 ' . z ' - X 1 t if lr Q Q E ' kr ill Y E' 1 H if A L. 4 'I ,Q .3 Fife . I. Xlilllznnx I' liilliunix 5 llillitunx ll, Wilvni WI. Winner 11. Wing P, Wood D. Wright I.. Wright F. Wyngarden H4 - l'ndcr4-lassnien in l ' l ' l l mil illillll-4' i 55' l'i5'lH7'tii'ltll'lll'Wl'WillttillfllWiEllfT5IlN!llWf lfl5ll1llilitP1JfrlllYlHlilWmmuRWWWAmW Nm t . JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .... . . Ronald Johnson Vice-President . . . .Richard Jackson Secretary . . . ..... Mary Collar Treasurer ................ John Henry Ring Com. Chairman .... William Weidenfeller Program Com. Chairmen ,,,,, Joyce Seastrom David Kimball Activities 0 Food Sales o Snow Party ' PCHHY Carnival ' Dances after games X 'iii-L 'WV F92!HA-' lik REPOR 7' . wifi! 41 ,VA ,A ravi-'19 'At - J , 'ffbgnbb vt' I A 142-f ' u-Rf, 'Nl f X XXX, XXX . . uf-W N 1 '- 'X X' wgy,umi'4SvbE 'Y!91'P ' '-wx 27f '7 -- ' 5 fb V' ' .Ai mrzciivf' -AIN' fy X-Sh:-4'lm fin 4 4, .4 ,lf is-dl 3. -Q.-:Nw ....n-nuff-f ' u 'JH ' . 'qui- 'min .v.....,p-'wil' Q. -in--N' .-rl-fx m 1 1 ,, N, ,Bbw-uv I - ,'- iw .fw- -'wm-wu , f CE TR L HIGH SCHOOL 1 i S- CLASS OF 7 1. V ' ,K . '57 ,' 2 ' K .1 5' R as f 55. I ' K egg . ' N I g . ' ' v i 5 ' f A J. ,. 'C 'x . ' ' ' A .P . s. .v Y x Ag X A ' ll, Annlu T, Andu J. Anderson l. Anderson li. Apsey J, Arrison I, Bailey G. Beal N. Beers E, Bilski 1: . 'Z .' if 'Tv i r 1' T 2 - Tv A Q, I- gi f if if f. f 1 if-Q ef ' Y- 'Q ' V . Y -gf ' A X' - :fs . r . 1- 'T'- ' A. ,- . . 'f . I, lilanclnard J, Uolilhn A. linll L. Huulxer l., Boonslra M. Borgman li. lloslwick C. Bowbeer W. Brenner .l. Brown Y A k E, 1: xi- uf.. if - I My Q -. .- -. -c ,- a ef ', r e . ee , we - -.W r r Q ,, R 41 ,I ... 4 L - 4 I, F. Rrnnsink li. linllcr P. llyr l. ffalnplrell S, Campbell li. Carle B. Chamberlain M. Collar P. Collins B. Cornell L 1, Y.. 5 A Q 7 JT A gg L , .g - 'fs 1 A 'U 5: L ' . K - -0 -c -. i. Q, , . - 1 ,sg tb Tx ' . - . K V X i ' IE fl . A f li, llox A, llrawfurd ll. LIr.1wford A. Crispin N, Davis l.. Dean li. De Bruyn I. De Maagrl R. Derlien li. Des Armien . KWS- V :C A x , ., g, . ., 1 C if . a, . 4+ in -V . u Q e er re f ,f F m A .. 'i . Agn' i . AQ! H A . X' .- '1 ' Mi ' , gr J. Des Voignes ll. De Young I.. Diepenlmrsl D. Dicimanna H, Dull D. Dood J, Dollerweich B. Dougan H, Dumas C. Elliott .wx , x - 1' V A i' r Y ' K .. S Q - ,., ' sr - ' ' Q 5 rd 3 Nz' ' - F r V, - A -.- X , 1 - wr J XV' ' ' QE' . , ' A X- 'lf ' V Aids li. ,l, lfnilrrez- P. lfairlrrulhrl' ll. lfegel D. Filer B. Frirk Y. Fryson C, Cale D. Uaudio J. Ceiilerl ll. lleorbe 1 b' 'T K 4 3 ::.' G ' ,Lal ,M ff Z 'fr N5 ' 'V' ' 1: 'F' ' tw EQ' - f y. 4 A ' ZA - . . 5 . 3' i D. Gibson R llierlh M, Ulmer L, Gruller J. Gunn lf. Haines B. Hale B. Hall V. Haminel K, Hampares , V in 'V x ' 'R i. , 1 A -.. i 3. - 'fn Q ds li... A 1 V-cr A L . 4' , nb A .A .X er 4 rf .1 V- - 4 ' W ' A xx . ' I Q, ' . V , A H. Haney M. Hardvlweck N. Hezxgle L, Hedberg J. Henry V, Herron M. Heftel L. Hill P, Hoekstra M. Hudson 1, 1 - 2 , A I jj V Q- W 54. if f 5' S- ' 9- - - , 'rr' in lb- . - . T- . , ff rf ea . ,' 1 'Q i , 1..f f .l. lrvine R. ,lacksnn R. .lensnn D. .le-nczon R. Johnson N, .lone-S J. Karel L. Kaska C. Kelly l. Kelly 86 Undervlassmen ' 7 ' 5' M7W'ifi'?H!HTRUE'ILPIINIWESEI0ilkii!JiW'3l'kl5iV5llWMGllD3lllIil!551il1llHlilill!i1?ll!iWlWWWWHM W1 v 4 f if w.vfw-Uniwwxfmwwwwmwnwvwiwmnmwnwmnwww. CLASS OF ' 6 in Q ir? R A: 1 R 2 Q E 3 . 3 ' f ' jf ' . A . A , . ii 5-f d I 4 ' A , D. Kimball A. Kooi M. Kubiak 5. Kuieck N. La Maire M. Larson P. Le Claire C. Maclfachron .l. Mail D, Malloy G' A S. 7' L 7' f gh ng , ,A M a. Q. 5 'X E R . 'tg x r QL Q 1 I ?'-2 ,A . Sk 4.-. , ,. L. Malldetlille M- Mafkf' S- Mflllhewf .l. May L. McDaniels F, McFerren C. McKinney S. McKnight ,l. Mclllurlry D. Merry 3 Q Q- V ' ' Pi ' 'L ' 'T - 3' -a ' 5 . :R E.. ' - Cr . S-W . N If N, - -' jx Q- S f 'V f fi 'i ll. 4 A 1 f Q . Agia ' ' I. Mickens C. Midclel J. Mieras F- Miller I. Miller C. Mitchell J. Mollien C. Moore C. Moxon J. Moyer fr , X' - r- i 'i V Q. . I, , N Q . 7, 4, - Q . , ,V -, . 5 s - , ' L, 5, - l Y K I - a r ':' Y' I , A VA ,Q ,fi - 1.0. . f , ' 1 -4 'fx . D. Newton M. Nielson B. Nink D. Nossaman M. Parker E. Parks C. Parkey D. Pearse J. Perrin S. Pele-rleln 5 V N T - C N 3- g h 1 L . - A- if v R - - - - :rr .. - l , . - 'f fs f b ' ak 44 A V 4 .W v Q ...fraiz-gi: , 1 O. Phelps E. Preston S. Pritchard F. Pullen D. Randall E. Rath T. Ray L, Rennie R. Renslanfl F. Reynolds S. . :D .1 1' 1, .L .sbs 1 ,- if I ev . . .7 - - I. F-V . .- , , l Q l Q E , 1, xx D I' , , - l - N . C. Riddell C. Riley R. Romannwski C. Rowe P. Rufle I. Runstrom J, Scherphorn .l. Seastrom M. Semerly M. Sherman 'v,, ' , at 7 Q - . g X Q . 7, K T. I K S.- 1 V 8 Q N ,X I Fi- . 'L 3 fe . ' - ': xg- . E W 5- a .A l , l af Y 4. 1 J 'V' .X-.. W - - M. Simon J, Sim5 B, Singer P. Skipper R. Slager B. Smith A. Slaal P. Stack R. Staufler N, Ten Elshof 4 2 a h 3, 1- - fi' , :' -' in - '- L- 9- N . r ' if Xt' W 5 g' I tw 1 t X ' -F 1' JG V i - V - . A - . 5 . .in .l. Terkeurest S. Thibaudeau E. Thompson S. Thompson E. Vaillancourt A. Vander Klay M.Vander Moen-R. Vander Veer D. Van Ess P. Yan Orden 4' b f, ff :. - V , H 4' ' 1 f R i A C1 ' lb' 1 ' ' 1 V ' 'r r- l . .R - A .. Q- F r 5--4 1 v 4 K f xx 1 nA K I . N 5 'I i ' 4 W. Van Ryn P. Vasterling M. Ver Meulen J, Waeqhter J. Walker M. Weeher B. Weidenfeller B. Wells H. Wells J. White fnvlerclassmen f 87 CLASS OF ' TI S- ff .X 7 gi X : 3 g- A f- V 1, fr s- P , ' - - ' - T' ? St' . r K X lm ' ff' -- If A, X. 'T' X Q . , ' .4 :QA P. Whilley' J, Yvierrnga P. Wierenga B. Wilcox F. Williams T. Wlittenback D. Wbjdylska R. Wollhuis E. Wooclfall B. Zimmerman Q X , :A 1 2 f 1 1: A 'J' ' 1 - Q . xg' P V. QQ Y 4 y- 55 . ,4 x ji kr M If 11 V l X4 1 7 D. Renton C. Buflinga P. Cain C. Collier B. Cook A. Daniels D. De Bree M. Fairhrotlxer E. Gray D. Hamilton big U, fn, 5.2 7- xf,Q,,?,.i L L GL. ...- lf . S+ Er V, 9 .gg x C 5' , l ,Jr F' . ef mf ' . , ' A ' . 1' All A ...A I. Hill T. Homrich S. Hugmeyer M. ,lefls C. Kanlz L. Proctor M. Rolfe lf. M, Scott l. Short S. Thomasson ,L l . ww gr- A -- , -. X -v ig , gf ' ' ff.. , 'LL gg ' . X' X X' . . ,- - , Q sf A . I . .Q-Y' V . 4 A .ff ' L .JU 1 5'!f1' f - J, Van lass l. Yan glee B. You B. Weekly B. Yvinters D. Zuirlema 88 - llnderr-lassmen an X' I fu' V1 f' : Jrf'15 i '11T!:':7'1 3lf 1 :' 'i E '! 'lf'l ?'-l,VwNl?-'WiNfW'Tl'5f:5W3'RIITVWFA5'5'1 Nfli''JYPWS?'vPWM!I!flh'vNfWP3!'4EilL9llGhT5uT7l1?Ur'fil5l'!1i?Fl!i?RHr'EH!liYFHRNFSWHHIIRPH ft , CLASS UF 9 0 0 With the help and guidance of Mr. Wierenga the seniors have taken the final step. ' Together, by planning and working, their activities have been carried out. ' The senior class of '50 has developed a sense of teamwork which it will carry with them throughout the years. '40 SENIOR CLASS OFFICER 'PAUL DE LEELWX lj-lllub 2. 3. 1: Nat. Hon. Soc. Tn-as . . , , S 4: Biol. Llul: 1. X-Pres. 5: Bars Cherrons 21 Bible Clulu 2: Nath 1 Llub 3: Baseball l. L.. Ii. 1: lr. Class Treas, JS: Sr Class Pres. 4: lfsher el Vis. Ed, Variety Show 1. JU.-XN GR:Ull'l llllilkxlllllll Sufolla l: CAA 2. 5. -l: liominerciul Club -1: Glen' l. 2: Siu. limit. 21 Humeroming lfnm. -l: Head Typist- Annual -1: Sec, Sr. Class l: Pub, lill . , . . . , br. llas -lg Yariety Slum Lum l, -Q S' RI1 IHARD ALLEN DOERR Sufolla lg Math. 3: Hi-Y 3: Nat. Hon. Soc. -1-Q ROTC l, 2. 3. 4. Jr. Sr. l'rum 31 Variely Show -1: Coke Com. -1-L Roy Advisor 4: Helios An- nual Aclx-erlising Man. I. 90 Seniors i 1 al' 5.,1.:+,.f':i.1w,lig-''t::g2,T.:Wggpm?-Ng' S X.. . 5-15 CLASS MOTTO 40'-TM 5 ROBERT H. GALLOW C-Club l. 2. 3. 4 Pres.: Hi-Y 43 Usher 4: Variety Show 3, 4-g Stu. Council 1, 2. Hg Ring Com. Ch. 35 Football 1. 2. 3. 41 Basketball 1. 2: Track 1. 2. 3, 4: V-Pres. Sr. Cl. 4: Stu. lluv'I 'r C 'In ourselves our future lies , 'X Q rv Cf 1 0 77 VQ sq, S1 . lf , km M in V ri CLASS COLOR Blue and ilver CLASS FLOWER Blue and hite Carnations DIRK JOHN OLTMAN, JR. Hi-Y 4: Senior Class Treas.-1: Track Man. el: Stage Crew 13 Stu. Cov't. 2. fi. MARILYN JOYCE DIXON Sufolla Club l: Spanish Club 2. 3: Math. lllub Fl: CAA 2: Dante Ch, 3. lg Girl Advisor ,lg Variety Shan Pro- gram Ch. 4: Pep Assembly -1: Rum, mage Sale Com. -1: Stu. lloft. fi. Wil sw111Q'2ef1-AwxRNiuneisim:m1i1nnmffW11?il'ir32nlm1imlL'rTmiH1!Hr3i --'rl L. I . J THE l-'-XRNIERETTESN DANCED IN THE SENIORS' SEPTEMBER MIXER. . I DONNA MAE ADAMY Bel Canto lg Glee 1, 3, Sec. 2: CAA 15 Sufolla l: Choir 3. -1-3 Variety Show Com. 4: Senior Play Com. 4. fi' g- 4 ' 'TS' V -5 ct: HERE AGRAI-'EUTIS GER.-Xl,lJ .-XLDERTON GERALD LOLTIS ANDERSON Red Cross l. 2. 3. -1: lliol. Club 3: ROTC 1. 2. 3, Ag Rifle Team 3, 4: Sock and Buskin 4: Glee 1, 2. 3: Bars and Vhe-vmns 3: Yaris-ly Show Chuir 4: Stu. Cov'l. 3. 4. Usher 4. CLASS UF' Hl'JfNllf1QONllNC QUEEN AND HER COKRT- D. Spaman, B. Hall, Pal Fikkert, B. VanArlsen, J. Weitzel. gg ,. 9 , rw -J S if lf l'lYl'fLlN l.. gXNDRl fVl'S Tl'llfUDORl'f .-XNDREVV5 EYELYN RUTH .-XNTONIDES CONSTANCE M. ARRISON 'ljnick 1, 213: 'lg Football I, 2. 3. -lg GAA 2: Stu. Cov't. 2. 3. Domecon Club Sec. 2: CAA Ig Suf lflllllll H154 olla 1: Pro. Com. of Variety Show 4 02 f- Scninrs C I O I 97 r r 4 41 5 Hf' H: 'll 575' l l ' l 'ffll'?l-l'-M-kl1 l WN?-3llVl'l?f9?'F'5'l U'f l'lLW!F'Will!llWNPEN!MlZ fEFil!H'lE!RH1T?!GlTlR'l?lY1W??7?l?13Illl?UllIlHMFWUHKMRWRE as QS GEORGE HARRY ASTER I-li4Y 2, 3. 4: Math, Club 3, 4: Span- ish Club 4: Nat. Hon. Soc. 4: Bowl, ing V-Pres, 3, Pres. 4: Red Cross 'iz C-Club 4: Sufolla lg Golf l. 2. 32 Variety Show 4: Stu. Cox-'t. fl, 4: Usher 4: Annual Art Ed. 4: Track 4-. SHIRLEY ANN BATTS GAA 1. CLASS OF ' . S . im 'T : 'x A 4 .qV', W ,. , fr s 'Q . Q Q L W 'iii i...,.Emf Sui L. ' 9 4 S SHELTON A. BACOT JUDITH ANN BETTISON Sock Si Buskin 3, 4: Senior Play Prompler 4: Ir. Dance 3: Variety Show 41 Homecoming Dance 4: Stu. Govt 3: Helios Bi4Weekly ll. JAMES A. BOGDAN Jr. Red Cross I, Prod. Man. 2: Treas. 3, Pres. 4: Classical 3. 4g Math. Club 4: Biol. Club fi. 4: Nat, Hon. Soc. 4: Annual 3: Co-literary Ed. 4: Christmas Play 4: Variety Show 4. ,YW 1 www , JOYCE ESTHER BOLITHO Q QR' LALR,-X PATRICIA BAILEY Q- me HUGH TED BIRCKHE.-XD Sufolla Treas, 1: Hi-Y Tl. 41 Treas 2: Math. Club 4: Nat. Hon. Soc. 4. Glee I: Choir 2. 3, 4: Uperelta 4: Variety Show 3. 4: Senior Play 3, 4: Golf 3, 4: School Store- -1-. -ze.. MARILYN KAY BOS CAA 3, 4: Domecon 33 Sock Sc Bus kin 4: Glee 1: Variety Show Si. 4 Senior Play Com. 41 Stu. Govt 2, 'l, 35? GEORGE P.-X'llRIl,1K BARR ff-Club 2. 3. Sec.-Treaf. 1-1 Hi-Y 43 Stu. Council I. 2: Pull. Rel. Of. fig Pres, 4: Track l, 2. Ji. 4g Iiaxkellvall I. 2, 3, 4: Football I, 2. l, lg lling Com. 3: Usher 3. ,Lg Jr. Rotarian 4g Nominating Com. 1. New faxs - Q .V 43 'ii it . , 4 -' gif.. Q f it V3 .94 9 '4'Q ? .15i,.. ..- ' TRLMAN BOI-IRKOEL lshpeming High I1 Creeton High 2: ROTC 3. 4: Bars S Chevrons 3, 4: Biol. Club 3: Variety Show Usher 1: Armistice Day 4. ,vi ,A 5 '. - , Q . N L. ' . -P u ig . 23 ,g E,,.Qg . f flirfl-FT -.fl 2: -' fe - 1 ' RAYMOND BOSMAN lfhoir l. 2, 3, 4: Operelta 4: Variety Shots 3: Usher 4: Glee l: Basketball 0 Seniors 93 will I N4 di Z' -Q-5, .1.-1.' JAY EDWARD BOSS, JR. Math. Club: Spanish Club V-Pres. 4-Q Senior Play Usher 44 Variety Show Usher -1. JU ANITA FAY BRUNSON Ottawa I. 2: Nat, Hon. Soc. 3, 4: Math. Club 3, -1-3 Variety Show 43 Senior Play Com. 4. MARIAN VIRGINIA CASEY Glee Clubg Commercial Club 4: Variety Show Com. 43 Senior Play Com. 4: Stu. Cov't. 94- Senior CLASS OF '50 Rini 5 'Q' Nd' R. MENNO BOTMA Glee 1. 43 Track 1: Choir I. 2. 3. ll: Operetta 4-g Christmas Play 4. ., , :A ii S I DOLORES BRIGGS Sock St Buskin. Sec. 4: Bel Canto I: Variety Show 2. 4: Senior Play Cos- tume Com. 4: Clee I. . ,fa A . I .... yy E A I . . A I . i I ROBERT CARI, BUTLER DONNA MAE CHAFFEE Math. Club 2. 3. 4: Bowling Treas. 43 Stu. Cov't. 25 Senior Play Stage Crew and Usher 4. ROBERT FRANKLIN CAIN Sufolla lg C-Club 3. 4: Hi-Y 2: Usher 4: Choir 2, 3. 43 Glee 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2. 3, 4g Jr. Class Pres. 3: Stu. Gov't. 33 Variety Show 4. . fb .iw x AQ' i MARJORIE ANN CHRISMAN Horizon Club 1, 2g Sock 3: Buskin 4-Q Bel Canto 1: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4-4 Clee lg Variety Show 3. 43 Senior Play Usher Ch. 4: Ch. Blue Bird Ball 3: Co-Chairman Sen. Trip 4. 1-'Z RONALD EARL BROERSMA C-Club 3. 41 Sufolla lg Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4g Baseball 3. -1-4 Football 1, 2. 3. -L JENEVEINE M. CANDLER Commercial Club 4: Helios Typist 43 Variety Show 4: Senior Play Tir-ko-0 Com. 4. rg?-ive. GS A ' :tex But' X 'YF' xx., M J I .1 X ' t . ,'.' ...,, C Q ir . ii C on i JACK CLANCY Udell High School. 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