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

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. .rx J I 1' , E DQ-ai' Qu I 17 Dora Kay Hoven Feminine charm, intelligence, and genuine friendliness are seldom so pleasantly combined. Even such a smart girl agrees that there definitely is something about a soldier. il ,, Iohn S Igcbbseng , f , Qprefree pai!-y goingl,kzd'E'is a boy with mar af , 1 .JJ-K rv .Lf If ,NM bg, 4 ' 0 YN ' f If r- jq-Qiends. E The rf ulty Lwill miss him. X 5' :Sy '- 0 I U Barbara Lue Iarnac In her quiet way, Barb has achieved some original and effective results in her art work. She is always willing to make posters for our parties, plays, or style shows. T 9: Gordy will be chieflwflqimbere fonlelis punctu arrival at school in themning. Wmind, Gordon- Gordon Drexel Iohnson were just kidding. S x . GBM- '8'-fr .aa qs . A Wg it . INK 'N . , Mfr . Q Ru ry aec l Q ' Good s ort i t W s 'be She is always ready an wi ' to l ke ny as activity a simcess. I , QR David Pa i ell X It's the lris in him h rn s Dave, e. Give hi ten minutes to think u pl action nd then gag 'f in amazement at the r ults. QW 114 -M2 , u 1 -.1 L KJ lack William Kennedy lack followed Bob to Michigan State to make sure that the lad was properly chaperoned. There's only one point that bothers us. Who is going to watch lack? Agnes Elaine Kleimeyer Her marvelous sense of humor and peculiar questioi have made,lnany,a day more cheerful for us all. Y f J I ff! if if ' f cq ,fl .f .J ' X- - J x . gf, Henry Edward Koopmcm. lr. Hank often burns the midnight oil, but we wonder just how much school Work he accomplishes in these sessions. Io Ann Frances Krieg As quiet and demure a maid as you will find. Io A1 has made many friends, and we are sorry to lose her. 14

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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 ,

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r,s,Q.g5.f rtty M. Lesley Ki' 4- E? The future Doctor LesleY has spent her hours profitabq E- E E achieving a good scholastic record and having fun. .-X ay all future ventures turn out as successfully as havefq N ose in high school. .H Xt Ierry Lugthart R-5 Ierry is one swell fellow. We know him as an earnest worker and a grand sport. :rothy M. Marsh Well say Dorothy is a girl worth knowing. She is a inscientious worker whose friends will testify to her abil- f Moreover, she can be depended upon at all times. Ioseph W. Martin Ioe's exuberant good spirits and ready wit have e f him everyones friend. We hear he can cut a me ug, too r X :rothy Marie Mills A I After three busy years at Creston and Central, Dorothy itered East High. We know they must have regretted W :ing such a dependable, friendly girl. Donald Edward Morgan Don has a reserve supply of information on almost every subject. We regret f t next year's Seniors won't have the advantage of his i eresting additions to civics discussions. H7 jx ff' vig!! 'jf M417 :ty L H CL! ,A-,ir Q,,A, , ,V fa-,Gif , .fL.4,..,gf'4 V, ,Mr My yebfff X . xy K ' ' wr f I im M. Naam -'sf' X If-ffg East says goodby to another Nadler. He leaves to pos- EY? rity many friends and a few very poor jokes. W ' K . Margaret lane Nichols 0 Ability, brilliance, career-these are the ABC's of t e Se-nior's brainchild, the Interlochenp guiding spirit. 14 V in f I M lf! ff milf ,J mneth Willard Nickel ll I Xl A boy of unusual ability and ambition, Ken should go r in his chosen field. We students at East will be able say, l knew him when. Mary Elberta Oostveen Mary is never ostentatious, never noisy, b t l is as merry for her as for the next one. East w' iss he shy smile and pleasant manners.