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

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l l I I er I l I 1 I l n if : ' 1 , rf I I 'QqJi- fi2!f,,7'f .W ,gg M ,,.,' iff? 'Q V. w I n 3 : up PI-IYLLIS IEAN LINSEY Wornen are never dt ct loss for ideas - or words. INTERLOCHEN, Room Representative 1: Hobby Club 2, 25, 43 Mime-s 1: KNAVE Ol HEARTS 1. MARY ELLEN MARTIN Dignity which moves with grace and GROVYIXG PAINS 4. IOI-IN DANIEL LOEKS The spirit of adventure is in his blood. INTERLOCHEN. Photography Staff 4: Hi-Y Club 4: Players Club 2: A CHRISTMAS CAROL 4: GROW- ING PAINS -t: Football 3. 4: Track 4: Cheer Leader I, 1. MURIEL HULDAH MC LOUD Dependobility is ci becoming virtue, Girls' fllce Club I. Z, 3: Mixed Chorus 1. BARBARA I. LONGFIELD A clever wit! TRUMPET, Reporter 1: INTERLOCHEN, Room Rep- resentative Z, 3: Hobby Club 2, 3, 4: Mimes 1: A NEPHEW IN THE HOUSE 1. IEAN LOUISE MC MULLEN E359 Seldom does one find so sweet and demure ci mctid. Portia Literary Society Z, 3, 4, Presidcnt 4: GROW ING PAINS 4. ROBERT PETER MACEARLANE Where ccin be found or better fellow? Lincoln Debating Club 2, 24. -1: Staize Committee. A CHRISTMAS CAROL 4: Football 4, THOMAS ORVILLE MENEES Too much labor is bod for the soul. Lincoln Dcbziting! Club 2, 3, -1: Boys' Glcc Football LI: Athlctic Studcnt Manager 4. KARL SANFORD MARKENDORF So many irons in the Iirel Attended Central Hiyb School 1 3 Redford High School, Detroit, Michiirtin 2: Student Council 4: INTER- LOCHEN, Advertising: Statf 3: Athletic Editor 4: Hi-Y Club 2. 3, -I, Vice-President 3, I're-sident 4: Boys' Glee Club Z. Ii: Mixed Chorus 4: Amateur Xitc. Chziirman 33: l'ublit-ity Conimittce, GRUXYING l'AlNS l ELEANOR I. MILLER Club A quiet exterior covers Q world ot determine! tion. Girls' Athletic Association 1. 2: Mixed Chorus

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wtf WA - X - L5 fi' Q I IACK DU ANE HESS Our brain child. INTERLOCHI-IN. School Life 4: Hi-Y Club 11, il. 4: Le- Cc-rcle Francais 3: Boys' Gln-e Club 3: Mixed Chorus 4: VVHY THE CHIMES RANG 3: A CHRIST- MAS CAROL 4: GROWING I'AINS 4: I-'notball 2: Track Zi. IOSEPHINE IONES Knowledge is power. Attended Shurtridge High School, Indianapolis, Indiana I. 2. 3: Portia I.ite-rury Society 4. WESLEY PETER I-IILL A lad of unusual character. He accomplishes his purpose without fuss. CHARLES IOHN KAEKEL Why, if I must travel, I must travel, Hi-Y Club ZS, 4: Football I, 2, 3. 4, Cn-Cziptziin I. WILLIAM ENGLISH HILL I-Ie uses his music to charm the gentler sex. Attended Ottawa Hills High School I. 2: Hi-Y Club Zi. 4: Boys' Glee Club 3: Mixed Chorus 4: A CHRIST- MAS CAROL 4: Football 3, 4: Basketball Ji, Al: Tun- nis zl, 4. ROBERT EDWARD KELLY A class needs many of his kind, Hi-Y Club 2, Il. 4: Mixed Chorus 1: A CHRISTMAS CAROL 4: Fmuthzill 2, Il, 4: Track I. LI, 3, -I. ROBERT EULLER IENKINS Proo! that wisaor: is often silent. .-'xttendcd VVest Junior High Sc-hfml. Lansinil. Michigan I: Lansing Central High St-hmll, Lansing. Michigan 4 I il: Hi'Y Club . MARY LOUISE KLESNER A good scoutl Attuniloil Cadillac High School, Cadillac, Mil-iiigzm I. 2: IN'I'I'II'iI,OCHPlN. Ilnum Ropr1-svnl:itiu- Il, Vhutngraphy Iiditnr 4: Portia Literary Society 24, 4: 'I'ri-asian-r 4: Girls' Glu- Club Zi: Mixcd Chorus 4: Orchestra 27. fl, Irilirariuii Ill GROXYING VAIXS -I. lUNE ELIZABETH IENNEY A sincere, likable girl. Hubby Club 2. IG. 4: Art Club lg Miwd Churus 4: A CIIIIlS'I'MAS CAROL 4. CATHERINE NANCY KROONE Beauty and poise that lew possess. Attended Central High Schuul I, LI. 221 UROYVING l'.-XINS -l. I 371' 5.1 .3 4 V.:

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Gig I . U. 4 l s X ,it w 's 5:9 WILLIAM G. MINICH Such a rnan accomplishes much Attended Lee Hixzh School 1: INTERLOCHEN. Room Representative 2, Advertising Staff Il. 4: GROVYING VAINS, Properties Committee 4. KATHLEEN MARY PAGE I-Ie-r spirit cannot be subdued. Hubby Club 2, 3. 4: GROVVING PAINS 4. ROY MOORE Under that serious mien he hides asubtle wit. Student Council 122 INTERLOCHEN. School Life Editor 4: Linculn Dt-Ibatimz Club 13, 3, 41 A CHRIST- MAS CAROL 41 I 0utIiall 2, Zi, 43 Ilaskvtball 1. 2, 3: 'l'r:tt'Ifi I, 2, Il, ELISABETI-I PERKINS A superior mindg knowledge is hers, Class Treasurer Il: TRlIMl'l'I'I'. Reporter I: I'nrtia Literary Sur-ivty 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4g Girls' Glee Club l. 2. NANCY IANE MULNIX So busy that the days land eveningsl are far too short! Student Council 3. 4, Treasurer 3. 4: Portia Literary Society 2, 3. 4, Treasurer 3: Mimvs I, Secretary l: GROWING PAINS 4. ROBERT IOI-IN PRESTON What a problem this learning isl Class President 2: Class Secretary 4: Hi-Y Club 2. 3, 4: GROINING PAINS 4: Football I, 2, 3. 4: Basketball l, 2: Track l, 3: Golf 2. 4. THOMAS DUNN NIND Give me liberty-or leisurel Attended Jacob 'fume Institute I: Class Vice-I'i'esi dent 4: INTI'IRI.OCHEN, Advertising Stati' 2, Business Manager 4: Buys' Glee Club 2. Zi: Mixed Chorus 4: A CHRISTMAS CAROL 4: Gulf Z. BETTY IANE RANKIN A general Iavorite, Class Tri-asurur 4: 'I'RUMI'E'I', RA-porter l: INTER- LOCHEN. Session Room Editor 3: I'nrtia Literary Society 2. 3, 4, Presitlt-nt 4: Players Club 2: Mimes 1: Girls' Glee Cluli I: .X NICVHEVV IN 'PHE HOUSE I: GROXYING PAINS 4, MARGARET ANNE OBRIEN A happy girl with many friends. Ilrvhhy Cluln LZ. Il. 4: Players' Clulv 2: Mimes 1. DOUGLAS WILLIAM RUOEE Why should one labor in life? IN'I'I'IRl.0CI-IEN, Advertisini: Statf 41 I.in4-nlu Ile- hatinu Club 2, 3, 4: Buys' Glue Clulr 2. 3: . xnnuunt'e- ment Cumniittee 4. I 7 g fs- .4 ,MJ I.: O 5 5 7 U 'Q 1 -. I Q . K., 1 Z A Q. I -f..,Q- O