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

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JOHN FRANCIS DUTMER if ly thy' 'Si 1 I 4' Jack is one of our star all-around athletes. No JCI , ,J matter what the sport, he does a good jiufat If . I playing it. Jack's spare time is spent in getti g i I and out of scrapes. He's very good at that job, too. if ELEANOR ELAINE EATDN A charming young lady whose smartly curl golden hair is our chief delight and envy. Adc this that El is a grand athlete, wears clothes bea fully and is loved by all her classmates. MAY CLARA EGNER May is a real friend, the sort you seldom find, but always want. She is serious in her work, but ever ready for fun. We're glad you went through East with us, May. ,f X , f ,f ' ,1 fi, f. A - 4 ,A . f' X ,s. - I 4 JANE A. EARRANT Her scholastic achievements are the talk of class. But these must just come naturally to J for, far from being a drudge, she is full of enc and mad impulses, and is always doing sometlt unusual. RICHARD JOSEPH GAUTHIER Dick has been active in many of the sports and on several of the athletic teams, but some of his best work is done on the dance Hoor. Just a bird on the wing when dancing is the thing, eh Dick? 'l 4 J -K c1 v-vnkfl-rn, Q-f J -'N -J ' LGLORIA JEAN HAMILTON K Glo is a swell example in Arithmetic for all Ina 4, 44' maticians. Looks, plus personality, plus an att tive and pleasing manner all add up to Glo. these attributes get one anywhere, heres one who will surely reach the top. .f . BEVERLY MAE HAWKINS ' ' f- - Beverly's interests are many and varied. All the sports, dramatics, oratory-she enjoys every one of them. Her abundance of wit, her everlasting good humor and ability. will always put Bev in the fron ran . 1 fi 'r J H A- , ft,f,..f L v'vr I J, L ROBERT HEUvI3LHORsT 1 A ' The boy with the bright smile and winning J sonality, Bob takes life in his stride and ni seem.. to have any worries. A leader in all li Q , J of activity, he is leaving a place which will 1 hard to fill. I I ,L i., PHILIP JOHN HEYBOER l UA- 'lm j Phil's a lad' who's really got the makings of a leader i-'Swv lu L , - k in the community. He indulges in all the extra- , curricular activities and still manages to fulfill his 'Wxlt many functions in class. Few of us are so versatile. fi, JOHN LEWIS HIGBEE livery class must have a member who has II streak of humor in his makeup, and John certa. fills the bill. He's deep-that's what he is. he's always there when the fun begins. 10

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JEANNE ONEITA BRACKETT Jeanne has brought to East a warm heart, cheerful disposition, and skill at sports. Anyone who knows Jeanne will say she is a friend worth having, for not many of us possess such loyal and thoughtful natures. PATRICIA ANN CLARK Pat is the pride and joy of the senior class-is good in her studies and has hosts of friends, too. Whatever she undertakes she finishes, and always does it well. Pat will win her way with a smile. AURA BAE COOPER ' ,- Bae can be either serious or nonsensical, which- - Jf ever the occasion demands. When it comes to I music, however, Bae is invariably serious arf' th has become a violinist of no little repute. ! J U fill FREDERI PLUMER CURRIER Fred would make the Sphinx crack with laughter, so many and varied are his witticisms. He is just one prolonged line of entertainment. There is no doubt as to his success because all will like him. JAQUELINE ANNE DEEB ff jackie is a small bundle of life. pep, and vitality - fi I ,fb , always ready for any sport. Whenever there is fun JJ 6' I Lf' going on, jackie will be there. We are all going to 4 A miss her infectious giggle. I I ,' fy I , I X My f AY ivrgcqLLxDEwAR,i JR. II' sqfeen c e of our star athletes,g.q,d,wl61tf is e inipor t, a lovgr -qflgood spout rnanship. Wh ever ypu' o, Jiyi. always put into it t e same spiritkaifigerfegy you lrayc1displayedrafqE' .' 1 ELEANOR JUNE DEYOUNG ' We'll say Eleanor is a girl worth knowing. Sheflfhv 1 is a conscientious worker whose friends will testi- fy as to her ability. Moreover, she can be depended -W f' upon at all times. gf rxggd + Y - . - y . ,bu fl' hi ,M lJ,.i,4J, f- -. efdvefuvlr -JJ ' I ,-,, -f R BERT J. DEYOUNG j DW - X , Bob has a talent for music which the rest of us I W5 4 may well envy. We have enjoyed his renditions , ut of original compositions many times. One could ,, jf ' I 1 . . - hardly prophesy anything but success for a boy like f 1 H iff ', If Hub. D, ', r if ' 4 l ,if DORIS ADELE DINGEMAN Y -' The few who do not know Doris very well seem to J 1' if f think she is demure. But thats where they get ff! i fooled. She's really a fun-loving girl, generous and , ' good natured, and always ready to do her share. I BARBARA RAY DREW 4 Chatter, jabber, jabber, here comes Barbara Drew, Q L ' who has pep enough for three ordinary individuals, ' A and who is as clever as they come. You couldn't X ask for a girl that's more fun to be with than Barb. J .l x' 9

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RICHARD K. HOWALD No one who has ever seen Dick on the football field can forget the way he played. For Dick has what is known as the fighting spirit . Don't ever lose that spirit, Dick. lt'll get you places. DJAMES WILLIAM JOHNSON Y ' jim is noted for his abundant sense of humor and ' unquestioned histrionic ability. That East is going is putting it mildly. Many underclass girls will be absolutely desolate. if-! to miss both jim and his flashing green roadster KENNETH WADELL jOHNSON When we knew that Ken was center, our worries concerning the outcome of the football game im- , f mediately vanished. Ken always inspires confi- dence that way - which may have something to do f X with his leadership of Hi-Y and in sports, '7 'f FREDERICK ROBERT DIOSEEFY vi, Although Fred is our air-minded senior, he is if V Highty-if you know what we mean. In fact, llff , is ver civic-minded and his suggestions on 3 , Y Q l problems have alyays been a help to us. ' ff .7 -M L Lf LQL. Q-X if EILEEN MAE KOLLENBERG ' 'UCLXJX Eileen is the young lady who never makes a com- ' mon-place remark, nor reacts in an ordinary ,VA VQLIXK- manner. Her exuberance and witticisms are the 'X I ' perpetual delight of her classmates, who will never , U, I 'T forget her. L diy. auth' he ' MILTON JOHN KRIEG IX. f jolly, happy Milt! We never see him without a big grin. No one enjoys a good cake or hve or six sundaes more than he. When Milt leaves, East will suffer a big loss. G , U L :UA .U . KI -L I MZ f' - ' i ' , Q I 4 A i if Z, . , A, , f '-, J A l A ' - ' JUDITH ANNE LOUKS 'if V judy is one of the most versatile and attractive girls at East- Eh, Vilas? She likes a good time and is always ready, willing, and able, to enter into any proposed ampsement. A 1 I. i f i if L MWA, ff' I . - x M NOLDSVI ',' ji' K f' as ' ventive espec' e d Q of e in . If he takes h' i e me nd T S e ist c ' ' f ' X e wi map hi as cm l ,ff ff fl! 1 X, CHARLES EDWARD METTAM, jR. Modest and retiring- and what he doesn't know about stage lighting!-that's Chuck. Chuck i' definitely no ladies' man but is known as' regular guy ' among the fellows. jOHN EDWARD MOORE john just doesnt seem to have been cut from the . regular pattern. A leader among his classmates, O and an excellent student in school, john is certain to be a success in whatever he attempts. , L .J N X