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

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I94C INTERLCCHEN USES NEW STYLEL By Gerard M. Willey The lnterlochen Statl-, after much debate, decided Iii carry ttlll the idea of a newspaper as its main theme. This included the use of full headlines, sub- heads, newspaper columns, and news- paper type throughout. The clippings for tlte covers were in part collected by Margaret Nichols, ln keeping with the idea of pioneer- ing new features for fttture lnter- lochens, tlte Staff introduced the use tif individuztl photographs uf all under- classmen, instead of having the grades taken in groups, The individual pic- ture method was found lu be more at- tractive, although it did involve a slight amount of extra work. The art section. under llavid l.oeks and Patricia Graves, constructed wooden figures representing school and newspaper life, which were photo- graphed and used as diyistonals be- tween sections ot tlte book. Staff Photographed in Action Top photograph. reading from left to right. Seated: Ruth Gingrich, Assistant Photography lfditorg l'atricia Graves, .Xrt lfditorg Nada lireier, llhotography lfditorg tiharles Rose. lloys' .Xthleticsg Margaret Xadler, Liirls' .Xthleticsg ,lanet Yeenboer, glxssociatt: lfditor llavid l,oeks, :Xrt lfditorg XYilliam llnrtt, lfditor-in-tihiefg Gerard XYilley, Organizations liditorg ,lohn Mac Naughton, llusittess Managerg llo thy llrummond, Girls' .rXthletics. FU- i Standing: Henry Yinkemulder, int charge of tiirculationg Cieorge Snow, SClltttml l.ife lfditorg Richard Stander in charge of facultyg Mrs. Yonkman, .Xdytsorg Margaret Xtt'llols,tlews1JZl11 lclippings. ert Absent from picture: Miss Mac' Naughton, .Xdvisorg Miss NN'aterm: .-Xdylsor tor Senior section. STUDENT COUNCIL l tn,, RECRCANIZES CLUBS :X new program for school clubs was plantted and set in motion at tlte be- tginning inf tlte l939-l9-lil school year a the first otiicial act of tlte new Student W Council, with Katherine llelknap as ' President, Suggestions were request ed front each room as to the type of' lclub desired by the students, and from ithis list the t ouncil tortnulated it lprogram. lime was prox ided tor meet- ings outside of Seltuul hours as well a during the day. Student suggestions were introduced through their room representatixes in the Studtnt tiouncil. 1 Representatives of tlte Student tounctls ot schools in lirand Rapids brand Haven. Holland, and M uskeef in were tlte ulltsls til- liast's council t discuss problems common to all. The Council and Administration The main purpose of the Student Council has been to bring about closer co-ordination between tlte administra- tion and tlte student lbtiily. Probably this has best been shown by their par- ticipation in the tiuieting down of the youngsters at the basketball games, as well as by the establishment of tlte safety crossing on l.ake llrive to re- liex e tlte danger of traffic accidents. Mr, lillett, faculty advisor for the Council, points with pride to the fact that, although his organization is di- rectly related to the administration of tlte school, tlte Council is entirely self- supporting as far as finances are con- cerned. The tiouncill main source of revenue is the sale of candy at all ath- letic contests. This group has been granted a monopoly on all sales at the games because uf their need for money, which in turn is used to tlte advantage of tlte school. l.ower photograph, reading from left In flglll. Seated: Henry Yinkemulder, Rusi- ness Manager, Senior: Katherine Bel- knap, President, Seniorg Mary Vlfllert Plcune, juniorg Nancy Seidman, Secre- tary. ,luniotg john Macffaughton, Sen- ior: l'atricia Graves, Senior: lfleanor lfaton, ,luniorg XN'illiam llurtt, Yice President, Senior, Standing: Harland Smith, -luniorg Robert lletmett, Treasurer, Sopho- moreg lfyerett llerg, Sophomore: Rob- ert l'aley, lfreshman. 1