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

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fvW ' ri 1 u ure hm ose profession ot medicine. o rt D ur 16 W t en eflul rs ty forecast .1 . Ik . Robert Alan Darrah Bob is an absent member ot the Senior Class. E jumped the gun and ran down to Michigan State Cc lege to complete the first semester of his Freshman yeo Smart boy, and ambitious, too. 1' A f' Q N -- F 9 Q .jxrxgg f,fltfg -X .MJ fx l ,MV - -H ., 1 ' 'Ls .r X'-N, - JL f'XJX sf?-2 s KW xjkjx' I V ' fx '1 -- - x 'S X, ., - , K Q , f P' ... .1 'tsrewat Y as -S V A .Qu lack Dingemcm ,Qs gpg lack is so quiet and shy that we seldom reali is around. He has been known to remind us ot hi esehce by gigantic, explosive sneezes. X' 5 lim is one of thos ' peo o has many ' nc and o eynemi this in lite he sh go tc ,lily if Iames Worner Drummond x J, Mary Elizub gage? f , To ar es u cr 1 t r hel in o make this Interlb e a y. ol ubsc ' ns t top speed, an e o p i for success f the Style e scholastic achievements are the talk ot the clas it f BW IW n? Gene Fllett ut she hasnt confined her activities merely to schoc work. Her good work on the Interlochen and excelle portrayal ot udith in the Senior Play will be long reme: M bered S mtv vt' U n W arrant. Ir. e thought that Bill, our class athlete, was entirely de- vo d to his work. However, late in the year, we suddenly le in ed that he has acquired a new interest. D illiam Lawrence Faust X Bill was our photography editor for the Interlochen. ight adiustments, Just ask him. He is an authority c 'Xxx vou want to know anything about 'camera angles th b' t. S e su Jfec cf XX t 1 ,V , . . . If lk . J L - fl if f, lf ' ' I.. W t M71 ,xi ft .Yi 'J FIV iv . :J J ' Q ' ' ' ,V g ta -5' ff, ,Y - 11,1-Avi' 'lv Wy K l, ly , j 'Ni' f v V f f .4 ,J ,, iff: .f ,w Vernon Stuart Foote, Ir. l it ' Stuart is our electrical wizard. lt there is any wiring to be done back stage, call on him. He also seems to be the only one who understands the phonograph in Room 301. Richard Addison Ford The entire school always has envied Dick's vitali and enthusiasm. His leadership in Student Council h made his presence invaluable. How will East get alo: without him next year? 12

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W' I Fd' 76 ' ' lan Nichols Bowl.. M fi Y Bud is always happy. He is one of the few Seniors who oesn't fret or worry about a thing. He will undoubtedly :il serenely and successfully throu h life. lame: Webster u ' Iim h be or only one year, but even in this shor ve all grown to know and like him. X hanno Claire Busch Ieanne has many interests in sc ol , rat ramatics, and creative writing. We su ct th n- arest outside of school is rather ' ta Iohn Horace Bushnell Every class must have its Don an, and Iohn is ours. Will we ever be able to forget ose subtle remarks in Senior Class meetings? QL 5 ,ba Qjgo XJOIXX , X6 Ovadx 6 ff 2 was onltcmce Cargill It has been said that the busiest people find the mo t me for work and play. How about it, Connie? With enior Play, the Style Show, and the Carnival, you sho d e an authority on the subject. Clark C. Caskey Clark has already begun to work for a comm the United States Marine Corps. He will probably giving orders soon to a number of the Senior boys. firp ichard W. Chapman Dick is the suave, smooth, sophisticated, man of the orld type. He leaves behind him a trail of broken aarts. Donald Iohn Clark Don plays, a mean sax and is always ready and will- ing to provide music for an old-fashioned jam session. Oh, he studies, too. ,. - - f -J.. 'gm Ne, - nn Cp. A -,-,K - ' 1a,r...1w4,,,-Q C L --I 1 '11, .k.,,,.,,,.1 S .J his .onxja 5' Leven, l.tsn.,li lex 9 i 'Lo 1 We Ll - QA, N- zulu 'LQ ' ' ' 1 A . - - -X4-1-QS-1 Ark ,J . , ,Q 4 'ng Clqfk 0 . ,Z Iane has be n with us for only a year, but her cheerful :ture and willingness to work have made her everyone's end. She, too, has an extremely important outside in er- .t. A-4 5 lack F. Crothers M We are afraid that ack is graduating ' out know- ing that he has cause a fl t in a u r of feminine hearts. Why is it t n ' 1 livious to facts? 11 ,4477

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we-gft, '! 1-6- fzdofr' obert Earle Gilmore I lf you want to meet someone who is always accommo- ' :ting cmd friendly, let us introduce you to Bob. Rumor Jd it that he once out-talked Henry. Marcia Lee Goetz Titian hair and flashing eyes that, surprisingly enough, belong to a mild disposition. orbert Lloyd Grotenrath nys. May we meet again in some far-off port, Fred Henry Gygax Ered is a quiet, studious lad, but he has an unpredicta- ble sense of humor that is likely to erupt at the slightest provocation. X. ,- 'W -- f A l , ff ' , A f X 1 J J ,I 4 if ' 1 x ' ' ,f ,. 'ff ,- Lge! ' 4 1 H if: fi 1 5 , L 1 1 I V Z' I X 1 f-. 4.1, :lwina McConniclr Halliday A better or more sincere friend just isn't to be found an Edwina. She can be counted on to lend assistance any activity of the class, 1- Elvin Palmer Harris Elvin is dependable, capable, and a staunch friend, lt is not difficult to prophesy his future, for suctligitelligence and ambition as his produce results. V. ,V 1 X ,tl s , , , 1 X 0 Q '1-,QGIL I 'J Q 'A R I ffif' C, K- fi if - Nc, :tty Frances Haynes ' E ,-. ' 1 'L Although Betty is an actress of great ability, she is defi- tely not temperamental. Her sunny disposition and gen- f al friendliness have made her a popular member of e Senior Class Emest Earl Hickman Every time someone makes a poster, Earl is called upon to exercise his skill as an expert printer. How he finds time to maintain that good scholastic standing is a mys- tery to us. Oh, yes-he designed the Interlochen cover, too, inneth Kirk Hicks. Ir. Kenny is the mystery boy of 201. We wish he would ly around the Senior session room and become better 'auainted with us. But then-who are we to investigate ,,,, 3 interests on the third floor? X Mary Lee Higgins I 'J We don't know whether Mary Lees pleasant. person- ality or her born business ability is responsible for the outstanding work she has done at East. 13 L, iff-11- 1 East says farewell to one of the nautical Grotenrath X -1 5 N x i ,T 1 414 . 44 -vu ,