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

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Virginia Blanchard Mrs. Blanchard has vigorously promoted the sale of War Bonds and Stamps, and through her untiring efforts East has a nice sum to turn over to Uncle Sam. Reed Waterman During the past year Coach has sponsored an intra mural program for the boys which has proved very suc cessiul, He is a splendid example of good sportsman ship and fair play for all boys to follow. William Kutsche Mr. Kutsche has good-naturedly suffered the kidding promoted by his marriage in March. He has even found time to take a large number of pictures for the Interlochen. Harriet Iarmol Miss Iarmol, another newcomer, has found the girl responsive to her teachings. Her excellent advice wif doubtless save many young husbands from indigestior Margaret Brumbaugh Miss Brumbaugh is a grand person and an excellent instructor. Her genuine sense of fairness and good sports- manship has made her a friend of all the students. Laura Mackeben Her students will testify to her good humor and capc bility as an excellent teacher. Doris Schaefer When the Flintlock suddenly became an orphan at the beginning of the mid-semester, Mrs. Schaefer and Mrs. Leedy adopted it and brought it triumphantly to the end of the term. Grace Dowling During the second semester the junior high school an world history students have benefited by the able ir struction and generous help offered them by Mrs. Dowling Mina Ienks Many students have profited this past year from sym- pathetic and masterly tutoring by Mrs. Ienks, 8

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Id - 1 I Nr A IL! 'lf ' ll ,Aj K Marytjee Barkman l It tx l J 'Barkie tis never ai tr' loss tor' words or ideas. You will r.t,.1.f'x .find wherever! there is 'fun going on. I Y 1 Doris May Barnett We will always remember the soft southern accent an , pleasant personality that Doris brought to East. ' - . , X ,LL I ' s K - MM! xwfw in l L ,ff 0 l ' ' , ' ' ' I r f ,ff 444 , xg' . Q ' M M if ' I ' A5 1 . ,,1Af0 121 c,L,,vv..,QkI V I J Iohn Stoakes Barrie ' 'UMW I , lack is one of our humorous lads, and he will be long - remembered at East. Our only fear is that we won't be able to forget his jokes. ' Robert Carl Behnke Bob is well known in the Senior Class as the mathn matical and chemistry wizard. I-le has passed many classmate in chemistry, trigonometry and physics. , L, 'V LA LJ-. 4 ' X X Ro ert nry Bennett, Ir. C! b was our class president during the Senior year and n back in '4.U. This shows much better than any- -. th ng we might say the respect and genuine friendship his fellow students have for him. Everett Emerson Berg Ev has shown real business ability in handling tl' Interlochen funds. Anyone who can make our budgt come out right is really an expert. tty ff M,'Ji X. go K1 tjlkkoit U 0 NMXLL' fypt gjvtytjyit Hip ENN Q rivufi. .nrtfudf WWW 1 ima 'M ' Saragp arshall Berry LC 'U' With the Style Show, Senior Play, the Interlochen, and a few outside activities, Sally is so busy that her days JI tand eveningsl are far too short. Charles A. Betts Everyone at East has a Hi there for Chuck. We'i sorry he had to be banged up a bit in football, but h forty-five yard run with a badly sprained ankle again Godwin was eloquent proof of his loyalty and sport. manship. Virginia Bliss Virginia hasn't been with us long, but she has certainly made her presence known. We wish we had more stu- dents like her. Barbara Ann Borough Barb is the class debutante. She has a pleasant smi' and friendly word for everyone. 10