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

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Miss Mackeben is another teacher who is try make the junior high school realize its great p in life. If the freshmen next fall do not knov English and history, it will not be Miss Macl fault. Coach Wfaterman will be sorry to lose a nun' good athletes who have been the mainstay of br football and basketball teams, not to mention th team. He says, however, that there is a lot of pro material coming up. Miss Prange, while very fond of the seniors, theless breathed a sigh of relief as graduatior near. For some inexplicable reason, she seems her library will be safer next year. Mr. Kincheloe is planning an orchestra fc fall, havin r created a marvelous marchin Y bar . fb . . , 52 year, which, under his leadership, will certainly to greater triumphs in the future. Miss Stapert is losing some of the mainstays girls' athletic teams this june, but she seems tc the juniors are pretty good at sports, too. Miss Wire has probably improved many homes and saved innumerable dinners from l' with the knowledge imparted in her Home lfcc class. Mrs. Nelson has successfully completed a Fast's first teacher for just typing. Although s and typewriters do not always agree, they di Mrs. Nelson. Mr. Sharmack has added two more terms of training and commercial law to the many he ha at liast, training the minds and hands of our citizens. All in all, the faculty have a year to rememl' proclaimed enjoyable by everyone, yet they seei looking forward to their summer vacations wit than ordinary anticipation. 6

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if ' f- A v1LAs L. ALLEN ff' ' I l In one school year Vilas has raised himself high in the esteem of us all. With his quiet and unas- suming air, he has made many friends among boys and girls alike. I ROBERT HARLAN ANIBLE X is Q.A.kQj Bob is one of those rare people who can fit in A , were. He loves a good time and has been a g ku Q-I ixer in school. Good luck to you in the ful Bo ELIZABETH ANN APOLLONIO Betty's friends can testify to her skill in the world of sports, and her teachers, as to her aptitude in X-Bher studies. She is an unusual all-around girl who also possesses a magnetic and winning personality. V ' DOROTHY HELEN BALLARD Is it true that gentlemen prefer blondes? Certa hx Look at Dot. Dot, however, is the favorite X both boys and girls. Never lose that sunny disl . R. Q, tion, Dot. It is pretty hard to find one lil- nowadays. EORGE W. BARR, JR. When George first came to East from Buenos Aires he was surrounded with an air of mystery. But George with his gayety and friendliness soon dis- pelled that. George explains he is just furthering the good neighbor policy . RICHARD V. BARRIE Good natured Dick! Dick is noted for his s disposition and for the way he gets along people. A boy with such ability and push ca help going places in the future, MARY JEAN BECHTOLD I Good sport is the best way to describe Ma jean. She is a most obliging person, always wi - tp. ing to help a friend along. Add to this that she is full of fun and always peppy. NMC D NWBEMLJALLOYD EASOM BERRY I' 'i ii Lloyd is a little man with big ideas. When 5 X515-EDJ Qww a responsible position, he has devoted all ' rgies toward filling it. He is the kind of 'kzhgxgu Wxmwe all like to know. xy X ' ' ' X ii X QM, ff--A - XX. 7.13 oh ww My Lg ef ,L GE' NE LAVERNE ELGNALLQ- C ie s and good heaiited +'lGerry is just. i t and . good friend toxhave.rEveryone knovvls ' ' d everyone likeslhtr.. She .is the kind of l 0 ca be counted bn forsanything. W 1' x . KN ' '.lCH1YRI..E5 REXFORD BIGNALL ' l' 1 ' xii Re , ou1x'senior class president, is noted fo i ll Yr l l Zmiablellisposition and his prowess on the for , eld. lf' he goes through life with the same ' thatuhe has gone through East, we know he VII x be succ f l f I ess u . 8