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

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13- BOTTOM ROW: John Beach, Riclard Bigelow, Thomas Kelli IP'eside l, Beu ah Kroore ISec'e'a'yl, Wal1er Sem y IT ea surer, Robe'f Hcwald, Thomas Higgins, SECOND ROW: .lane Hibbard, Beverlee Jarnac, Arm GriII,JaCl1Zarof'l Do Waferrnan, James Hook, Roger Berg, Reber? Tornga, THIRD ROW: Miss Wright Ilkdviserl, Befry OB'ien, Nancy G Marygn Mor-mfr, Anne Aleyanqer, I-lelgf Parsons, Freburrr James, Burke Phillips. FOURTH ROW: Dororhy Press Hardy, Mar, Rodd, Mary Arderso' Jean I-lawlrins, William Feely, Mary Jane Ealon, Reber? Barrie, Gerald V d e FIFTH ROW: Wesley Sfonchouse, George Rozelie, Gerald Krieger, Reber? Morgan, Rcberr Neahr, Reber? Green, C Do o van, Richard Williams, Claude Ycuoar. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Sairicy Andrews, Marie Bradfield, Douglas Moo Laura Nirirl, Bellvieariric Pcdigo, Thelma Scorf, Jean Sluarl. JUNIORS I noliced Ihal Miss Wright Ioolced ralher weary as I wallced inlo her room, so I decided thai she rnusl' have had a hard day. Considering the tact 'rhal I also had had a hard day, I Iurlher decided lhat this interview would be rather short And so it is. Miss Wrighl said, I suppose you're alter Ihe activities ol the iunior room. Well, Ihey've been active enough when I've seen them. I mighl even say wriggly. She hesilaled. 'IOI course, this is all off fhe record. I don'I want Io be quoledf' I assured her that she would and she continued. You Icnow obiecf ol each successive Junior G VTIOFG, successful JuniorASenior not be quoted Ihal the chief Class is lo give Reception than +ha'r ol lhe preceding class. OI: course. lhis has been a very exacting standard, of lale. 'The iuniors had Iheir usual allotment ol sales in the hall, but lor some reason Iperhaps because Ihey sold ice cream sandwiches all winrerl they did nol malce much money from Ihem. In tact they made very Iil+Ie. She laughed, and so did I. Finally they de- cided I'o resurrect 'rhe Flirlalion Wallc, which had been laid tenderly Io rest a year ago. The iuniors adiudged il a huge success, lhe magnilicenl sum of 'rhirty-seven dollars having been collecled. I suppose Ihe dance war a success. I hasfened 'ro agree with her, but my spirils were considerably dampened when she said, HI mean, there was plenly of ghaslly purple Iighl lhrown about and a good, screechy orcheslra. I must beg of you 'ro keep Ihese revelations in the strictest confidence. And once more I Iervenlly reassured her that I would. Next she continued, came Ihe Roxy Thea- ter parly. Waller Semeyn Icindly lent his laIher's 'rhealer Io lhe class for one night We were to gel filly per cenl of Ihe per cenl ol the profits and thereby easily malre up 'rhe budgel for 'rhe Junior-Senior Reception. Everyone sold Iiclcels. As one ol my iuniors pul it there was a Ierrilic Hslrugglement' 'ro see who could sell lhe most I said, Thal must have made quite a litlle money lor the class? Il would have, bul il happened to be a rainy nighl and nobody came. I don'l 'rhinlr Ihe iuniors ever go+ over lhaf blow. Again she laughed, and I followed suit Well, they had a receplion and if wasn r so bad - as I Ihoughl il' would be. She hesilaled and said, In tact I rnusl admil that il was a Iillle bellrer Ihan any ot 'rhose be' lore, and I am proud ol my iuniors. I rose Io go and she said, Now, I rnusl beg - Miss Wright I interrupted, I assure you lhal no one shall hear whal you have said Iodayf'

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TTOM RONIV: Alan Moore, Wiiiiarn Wolf, Baice Jones. Leon Ma's Phl ii Eawsia Rsyw-A Erres' Ellis lFlVS' Sfweswi vi-as nf of Juricr Classl. SECOND POW: Gerald Gingrich, Marian Koeprnan, BeTM Pease, Jane Kernedy, Eleartr Tcfnga, Gcr n Moore. Tl-HRD ROW: Jaclr Kirnmy Heler Jerney Lo'eNa Var'9oor'TieT, Jaciueifie Enqeisnna, Jeanre Davidson, Clai'r lips, Robert Haan. THE TWELVE-ONES The 'laces peering aT you Trorn This group Tornn a mosT exTraordinary class-The Twelvefones. Wearing a genTle cloalc oT digniTy gained Trom The aTmosphere oT The senior room, They sTill indulge in The Trolicsorne anTics and mercenary schemes oT The iuniors. They are The brains oT The iunior class and The helprna+es oT The senior class. l.eT us analyze Tor a rnornenT The Tarniliar Taces oT This remarkable class peering aT you Trom The page. On The exTrerne righT we have ErnesT Ellis. Ernie loolcs a biT serious. The duTies oT being presidenT oT Those capering iuniors musT siT heavily on his youThTul shoulders. Ne-XT siTs Eddie Raymond, a snnile on his Tace. Well, you would snnile, Too, iT you could rnanage To geT The reporT cards Ed does. Blalce Jones idly Ile Twiddles his Thumbs. In The second row , , :V Gingrich wears a weighTfoT-The-world expression. Maybe a halT-done physics lesson was weighing on his conscience. The lady on llie's leTT. Marian Koopman, appears a TriTle Tired. The diagnosis is Too much INTERLOCT-TEN Typing. ln The Third row please noTe The deTerrnined expression on Claire Phillips' counTenance. Such deTerrninaTion as This rises only Trorn The baclc brealcing labor oT collecTing dues Trorn The girls oT PorTia LiT- erary SocieTy. Pass down The row To Jaclc Kimnfi. There Jane Kennedy and Eleanor Tornga loolc pleasant because ThaTs The way They always loolf- even in The sTress and sTrain oT The class- room. Tale one lasT Tarewell glance aT This class. Ned year They won'T be siTTing in rows, Tor Their heaos and shoulders will adorn The senior se-cTion. I

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BOTTOM ROW: Donald Cargill, Roberl Bellew, William Seidman, Jack Adan.s, Dan VavAn'wero, Ralph Poller, Frederick Mueller, Dewey Engelsrna. SECOND ROW: Gordon Darrah,William VanderiBerg Nelson Swaflhoul, James Cook lVice Presidenll, Jack Swain lPresidenll, Dorolhy Pelersen, Margaiel Rillenger lSecrelaryl, Minnie Marsh, Elhelyn Danley, Mary Jean Wood, Mariory Low, THIRD ROW: Lila Hicks, Dorolhy Jenkins, Clarissa Parsons, Belly Kennedy, Donna Weiss, Mary Jane Kleaver, Eiane Decker, Elizabelh Robinson, Barbara Squires, Lillian Peck, Belly Jeanne Cook, Mariorie Bouse, Gloria Newland. FOURTH ROW: Roberla Bauer, Barbara Pierce, Belly lou Kuslerer, Calherine B'ack, Therese Kroone, Nancy Schermerhorn, Judy Morrill, Doris Zimmer, Jane Talialerro, Dcrolhy Joselly, Barbara Fausl. FIFTH ROW: William Kaechele, Edward Ellis, Louis Andrews, James Kelsey, Roberl Hess, Gregory Deliyan, Ricnaro Marcellus, Harvey Hill, Roberl Kenyon, Jack Plalle, David Hagerman. SIXTH ROW: Robert Carlson, John Fairchild, Rooerr Sprile, Roberl Meech, Frank Pelerson, Roberl Nickel, Roberl Edison, Roberl Johnson, Hudson Chervenka, Miss DeJonge lfsdviserl. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Jean Green lifreasurerj, Barbara Mcfxvoy, Lyman Pallen, Helen Miller, Carol Humphrey Barbara Frilz. SOPI-IOMORES The greeling which Miss DeJonge llung me as l walked inlo lhe room ol lhe lenlh grade was anylhing bul ellusive. No, lhe greeling was rm! ellusive. Imighl even say lhal il was somewhal cold, a lacl which wor- ried me nol a Iillle as I sal wailing palienlly lor her lo linish lormenling some non-malhemalically minded sophomore. Finally she did linish, and I pul on my mosl ingralialing smile. l'm aller lhe aclivilies ol lhe lenlh grade lhis lime, Miss DeJonge. Aller l said lhis, l realized lhal il did nol sound exaclly righl, bul il was loo lale lo do anylhing aboul il. I smiled again expeclanlly. She smiled, loo. l've always had a warm spol in my hearl lor lhe sophomores. They're iusl enlering high school, and so anxious lo do lhings - lo accomplish somelhing. And lhey usually do, loo. I nodded. Our lirsl big evenl ol lhe year was lhe Chrislmas parly. Jack Swain and Dorolhy Joselly were co-chairmen lor lhal. ll was one ol lhe nicesl parlies l've ever allended. There were singing and a round ol games. Allerward, ol course, we served relreshmenls. ll was a very simple parly. ll woulon'r have appealed lo the seniors. because we had loo much lun. Then we enlered a lree in lhe b g Chrislmas Parly. We won lhal conlesl and gol lhe dollar prize. lThe Sludenl Council gol lour lrees wilh which lo decorale lhe audilorium.l The sopho- mores were guile pulled up aboul il, lhough, so l guess il was all righl. Yes, l suppose il was all in lhe spiril ol good lun, I said. B-ul lell me, Miss DeJonge, was lhere any oulslanding achievemenl which will serve lo keep lhe memory ol lhis class alive lhroughoul lhe years? ll was prelly proud ol lhal senlence.l Yes, lhere was. We were especially prom- inenl in alhlelics lhis year. Five ol our boys, Bill Seidman, Doug Moore, Wes Slonehouse, Dick Williams, and Claude Youdan, received maior lellers in loolballf' l looked properly impressed. And lhen we had lour girls on lhe badminlon leam. And lhey were represenled on lhe baskel- ball learn, loof' 'A wonderlul accomplishmenl, no less, I saicl, playlully, pul subsided inlo wounded silence al lhe look l received. Miss DeJonge now said somelhing which sur- prised me lo say lhe leasl. Now, I know lhal you wanl lo gel oul ol here as quickly and gracelully as l do so lel's consider lhe inlerview al an end.