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

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Don Bavhelder Charles Bender Barbara Benkema Barbara Bliss Dan Bnekle .lohn Doelman Chester Edwards Rosanna Fox Caroline Fritz llarriet Fuller Katie llogg Barton Hamilton Bill lloppert .lim Henry Tod Heyman George Keeler Marilyn Kollenberg Hugo Kutsehe David l,a Claire Dave I,0l'I'll l,owell Page Naney Parrott Bob Payette Brian Pfeiffer Gordon Pray Steve Sheppard Beverly Smith Bonnie Sprite lllareia Starks Walter Taber .laek White Pat Whitesifles Pat Will-ox l,orna ,lean Wilson SEVENTH GRADE .lndy Clark Betty lton Collins Preston Cox Dale Crystal ,lim Delaney Geraldine Gilmore Marilyn Gingrich Nlarijane Uoodspeed Prisvilla Goodspeed Don Gunther Bob Hicks Barbara Hines lliek ller Ann Jarvis Bill Keeler Jerry Horse Uerry Matheson David Miller Katie Neuhouse Connie Newman Bob Ralph Betty Rankin Ellen Hittenger 'l'om Boderiek Palmer Seeley Dave Thompson Howard Tnthill Naney Yahey .lack Wall Roger Vl'arnshnis Absent from Picture Barbara Damstra Peter Gilbert Adolph York

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l Seated: l'ilSIl Gygax, Pat frothers, Art fleinents, Pat llanuagan, llzirbara Xluir. Standing: Iohn llloomstrhoni. yirginizi Xloorc, Xlr. Moore, ,lolln Bissell, llenry Staples, Roberta Ames, -lim XleRcynolds, RiL'l12ltAtl Robinson, lillfllll' lxeunedv, .Xrt Pizinge, ,lun liorl.. Absent: llob Paley. T L DENT COUNCIL lf people gained weight at the basketball games those luscious doughnut sales that the Student Council so successfully sponsored this year could have been responsible. Yes. the council is still trying in every way possible to link closer together the student body and the administration. This has always been the main purpose of the council. An illustration of this purpose is their sponsorship of the Student Mixer. which included a full evening of good 'ole' fashioned fun. Besides dancing to the enchanting music of Bob Chances band. some dashing contests were held. and cider and dough- nuts were served as refreshments ll'.S. Vlere sorry. artie. about your overalls, but accidents do hap- pen l. The council also made a hit at the beginning of the year with their presentation of a dance. which was cleverly handled by the President. Bob Paley. assisted by members of the council. Speak- ing of dances. the Council Rouncen really made the mercury rise in the student body. and went over with a hbang . Dancing under the new lighting system suggested by Mr. lVloore and to the smooth rhytlnn of liob Chance. soothed the souls of all who attended. To change the atmosphere a bit. let's discuss the Christmas parties that entertained the student body under a new arrangement. Instead of having individual room parties. an afternoon was set aside to celebrate the occasion. Following a hwittyu assembly was a basketball game between ilu- Junior and Senior boys lincidentally. l wonder if Tom lfinch has initiated his shoes yetl. The afternoon was drawn to a close with dancing and refreshments. lThanks to John Mackay's fatherl. The council continued its constructive ideas this year of running the bookstore and directing the parking lot. at the meetings. which are generally held on w'ea.ieSaay morning each week. repre- sentatives were chosen from the council to serve for four weeks in either the bookstore or parking lot. During the meetings. activities were dealt with concerning the improvement of our school. These activities and responsibilities were carried out by the council under the direction of their President. Bob Paley. Hy the way. in case anyone is looking for a capable clerk or salesman. the Student Council proudly recommends Jim Cork for the position. ,lim's handling of the doughnut sales at the basket- ball games with the assistance of a few of his friends was a task well done. The only fault we can Hnd is that we ran out of games too soon to suit the council 1 business has decreased. Mr. Moore. faculty advisor for the council. points with pride to the self-supporting system maintained and used as a source for money-making. which proved to be the bookstore and doughnut sales. The bookstore. open to all students for the purchase of books and supplies. featured the sale of candy at noon for an annual income. The doughnut sales. although limited by the length of the basketball season. brought in a welcome sum to the council. Have you seen it? Vivhat a beauty! These were a few of the remarks overheard by a member of the council in reference to the new bulletin board purchased by the Student Council for the school. The board is placed in the lower front corridor and is made of the same wood as the trophy cases to correspond with them and complete the arrange- ment. All the latest udopew and announcements are to be posted here to be observed by the entire student body and faculty. Officers of the Student Council are: President, ...,..,,...,........... Robert Paley lSeniori Yiee-President. . . .......... -X rthur Clements fSeniorl Secretary ........ ....., P atricia Hannagan tSophomorel Treasurer ....,..,........,... Patricia Crothers l5eniorl Athletics Business Manager .....,. A rthur Prange f.luniorl Faculty Advisor ......,..... ......,...,.., 'N lr, Nloore