East Grand Rapids High School - Interlochen Yearbook (East Grand Rapids, MI)

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SEVENTH GRADE Back Row: David Loeks, Robert Davis, George Snow, Frank Lee, Frederick Royce, Charles Rose lPresldentl, Robert Apsey, Henry Vinkemulder, John Hill, Fourth Row: Joy Sackett, Katherine Belknap, Richard Stander, Roger Bachman, Robert Anible Richard Morrill, Edward Hawkins, Jerry Willey. John Mt-Reynolds. Third Row: Martha VanderStel, Patricia Ann Martin, Ruth Paley, Shlrley Zimmer, Dorothy Drum- mond, Nada Dreler, Mildred Graf, Norlne Bradtleld, Janet Veenboer. Ruth Zaroff. Second Bow: Mr. McBride tAdvlserJ, Phyllis Bond, Lila, Johnson, Ruth Gingrich, Donna Van Oosten, Aura Bae Cooper, Jeanne Beach, Eleanor Eaton, Louise Ross, Nancy Seidman. Front Row: Harry Hurd, Sherman Masslngham, Elwood Watkins, Harley Munte, Kenneth Johnson, Christopher Southwlck, Richard Barrie, John Hlzbee, Galus Perkins. Absent from Pletllreg John Prlnee, Harrison Gnodspeed, Barham Blake-slee. The seventh grade has enjoyed its hrst year in junior high school. The students excelled not only in athletics, hut also in studies, club activities, and many school projects. They have done their part in raising funds for the Inter- lofbm and log cabin. Many seventh grade students have contributed to the junior high newspaper, The Ear! Wind. They have writ- ten several clever articles on school life. Phyllis Bond did an interesting picture for the Christmas issue. The Saturday evening dancing classes, with Miss Calla Travis as teacher, have attracted many of these seventh graders. Under this instruction they have made notable progress and have been present at many of the school dances. Many girls from the seventh grade received junior high athletic letters. To get her letter, a girl must be superior in one team sport and two individual sports. There are certain tests that she must also pass and qualifications that she must meet. lt is required that she have good health and be a good sport as well as an athlete. Many seventh grade boys played on the class teams. Among them were: Gaius Perkins, Robert Anible, Harley Muste, john Higbee, Christie Southwick, Hudson Chervenlta, Sherman Massingham, Charles Rose, Edward Hawkins, john Hill, Richard Stander, and Harry Hurd. OFFICERS FOR THF YEAR Pfttilmi - - - - CHARLES Ross: Vice-Prnidmt - - - SHERMAN MAMINGHAM Sdfftfdfy-Tfl0JUftf - - - - - - FRANK LEE .-Hviur - - - - - - Mn. McBnimz 26

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503 9 j M' STUDENT -w - T coutscu ana. ma. ,, '9 l 5K8 'Hack Row: Mr Ellett tAdvtsser3 kenneth Thompson Monte Welch Robert Degenaar Second Row Fmt-st Elhs lane Highee William Xvolch Harrs Qnuthwiek Front Ron 'Norm Jones Xxrginim Wants Nancs Vulnvvr Wallace Hook tPre-sidentl With the ponsoring oi a sea on ticltct ale to boot attendance at thc athletic contests, the I1st Grand Rapids Student Council started off an ew entful year Under the guidance of Mr Stanton F Fllett the council ha made progres in student gow ernment and left a model of enterprise to successne student bodies Among its activities the council has undertaken selling cands at all home ba ketball games and establi hung 1 bulletin board at the foot of the senior high stairs On this board appear all announcements of interest to the school fl bulletin board for athletic records 'also has been placed in the lower hall Is c Under the uperusion of the council a log cabin, commemorating our hundred wears of public education in at hrand Rapids was presented to the school Bv means of soluntary labor the cabin was moved from its former locatnon ne1r Lowell to the school grounds, where it was reassembled When completed the cabin will be used as a museum ot -trlw Fast Grand Rapid llfe November brought the Annual Student Mixer, this time in the pmt of the day, a pioneer costume partv Through cl h l h w d a financial as well as social success ln December the council brought holidax cheer to some families who otherwise would have had a Joyless Christma lattr the members were the dmner hosts to all the other tudent councils in the city at a banquet in the school cafetcrm 'l h The council also has been vsorlttng toward increa ed puticipation of the students in school government c creation of a student llbl 1l l'll1 1t noon and 'after school in 1 hrt Icp in thu direction Further change of 1 similar nature are to be made OFFICFRS FOR THI Yl AR Wallace Hook President X JCC Pfecldtfnt Norm one, QCCFCIRYV X irginia Wants Treasurer Nancy Mulnly Sophomore Representatn es First Semester lane H,gbe,. Second Semester Ernest Ell, First and Second Semesters W,l1,3m Welch Umor RCPresentatncs Robert Degenaar, Harrw Southwitk gemof RcPfLsCntatnes lxenneth Thompson, Monte Welch WWC' Mr Fllctt 8 . ,, - Q 2 -- 3 I T 5- --- .Z 2 , 7 I . 1 . 'Q' L Q , X. - S , A-X , P 5 7 Q! - ' ' . '- . ' - . A ' . - I. , ' ,. C v ' , tv , . . 1' ' A. l ' A 5 Q ' A qs s 's ' s ' s ' ' i c 5-L i ., ' ' c . i ' . I ' C. . , . . e. ' .- ' s ' . this project, in which every school organization participate , t e counci ac ie 'e ' ' J.. l ' h S 1 . 5 S . M . . . h ' . '. '. . .i . xs: s s ' 's '-' . s .. : J - - ---- ---- - - - - - - - - - 7' ' ' V - - Q q - ,-,- --..- - - - - - A .A N 1 ' ' ' ' -0-D---- - - - ' .S -.