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

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DEDIC, 'FIU This lrzterlnrflzelz is affectionately dedicated to Mrs. Yonkman, who is an inspiring teaeher. a wise counsellor. and 21 sympa- tlietie and devoted friend.

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-W.. .. JG r ,A 'ir 'kiir ir ir i' 'A' ir ir Tom Adams, Jack Anible, Howard Anible, Robert Apsey, Frank Apsey, Robert J. Auble, Ronald Avery, Noyes L. Baker, Robert Barinan, Jean Barrie, Jack Barrie, James Barrie, Robert Baxter, Jack Beach, John Beeman, Carl B. Benjamin, Howard G. Berg, Janet Berry, Lloyd Betts, Charles A. Bigelow, Richard E. Bigelow, Thomas S. Bobczynski, Sigmund Borrendame, James E., Jr. Bouse, William F. Bowles, Harry Brandt, George Burtt, William S. Campau, Edward Campau, Elward Campau, Francis Carlson, Robert Caskey, Clark Caston, Donald Chapman, Richard Chervenka, Karel Hudson Collins, Francis Colorado, Ralph C. Cook, Lloyd Cowdery, James Cox, Colon Crothers, Jack Currier, Fred Darrah, Gordon Darrah, Robert Davidson, George Dean, Ben, Jr. Degenaar, Robert Denham, Enos Denham, Robert K. De Riemer, Lewis Dewar, Murray De Young, Phillip J. ROLL OF HONOR The Interlochenfpays tribute to the former students of East who are now in the EAST GRAND RAPIDS SERVICE MEN De Young, Robert De Young, William K. Dodge, Stuart Donovan, Clair Edison, Robert Ellis, Edward Ellis, Ernest Engelsma, Dewey Engelsma, Richard Fairchild, John Fairchild, Robert Finch, Robert Ford, Richard Ford, Thomas Fox, Don Friend, Don Gagne, Eugene Gauthier, Richard Gepford, Francis Gilmore, James Gilmore, Robert Gingrich, William Glocheski, Virgil Goodspeed, Harrison Goossen, Russell Grotenrath, Norbert Green, Robert Haan, Robert Haan, William Hagerman, Dave B., Jr. Halgren, Clifford Hamilton, Virginia Harris, Elvin Hawkins, Edward Hawkins, Robert Heuvelhorst, Robert Hickman, Ernest E. Hicks, Kenneth Higbee, John Higgins, Tom Hill, Harvey Hill, Jack Hill, Wesley Hook, Robert Hook, Wallace Howald, Richard Hurd, Harry Hutchinson, Robert James, Freburn Jean, Karl Jenkins, Robert Johnson, Carl, Jr. Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Robert Jones, Blake Jones, Norm Joseffy, Fred Kaekel, Robert M. Kelly, David P. Kelly, Robert E. Kelsey, Jack C. Kennedy, Jack Kenyon, Robert W. Kenyon, William Kermode. Don E. Koster, Willard Krieg, Milton Kroone, Beulah Lee, Frank Leslie, Robert J. Linsey, Robert Loeks, Dave Lugthart, Jerry Mm-Naughton. John Markendorf, Art Martin, Joseph Marsh, Leon W. McDonald, Edward McMahon, Thomas McReynolds, John Meengs, Norman Mettam, Charles Miller, Jack Rogers Minich, William G. Moore, Alan Moore, Roy Mueller, Frederick Muir, Bruce Muir, Kenneth Munson, Karl Muste, Edward Muste, Harley Nadler, John Neahr, Robert O'Keefe, Donald Parrott, Allan Patten, Lyman Pedigo, Betty Jean lMrs. Robert Van't Hofl Perkins, G. E. Perkins, William service of our country Philbrick, Jack Phillips, Burke Platte, Jack Pleune, Mark Porter, Jack Post, Nathan Preston, Homer Ransom, Edward Rib bens, Rudolph Roon, James Rose, Charles Rose, John David Rose, Roseberry, Henry A. Rozelle, George Ruoif, Douglas Sayers, Richard E. Schelling, James Semeyn, Walter Smith, Harland Sprite, Leonard Sprite, Lewis Sprite, William Stonehouse, Wesley Stoutjesdyke, John Swarthout, Nelson Taliaferro, Monroe Jr. Taliaferro, J. G. Tornga, Robert Tuer, Lowell VanAntwerp, Dan VanderSluis, James VanderStel, Gerald L. Vasbinder, Wallace Wagner, Robert Watterson, L. L. Wease, Jack Welch, Craig Weisert, Harold Wepman, Edward Whetzel, Eugene Whittier, Wilson Williamson, Jack Willey, Gerald Wilson, Richard Wurzburg, Edmund Wurzburg, Stephen Youdan, J. C. Zaroif, .lack ir 'lr 'lr ir ir 'k 'Ir ir ir

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Wihen asked what he thought of this year's senior class. Mr. Averill just smiled sadly and remained silent. Interpreting this to mean he was literally hearthroken at seeing us leave. we are doing every- thing in our power to stay another year. ln his new position of assistant principal. Mr. Moore has won the admiration of students and faculty. Nothing seems to alter the efficiency and care he devotes to each prohlem hrought hefore him. No matter how husy she is. Miss WVHIFFDIGII is always ready to listen to our trouhles. Vlve sincerely appreciate all she has done to help us through the trials and trihulatious of high school. Miss lllackellen has a wonderful sense of humor. We appreciate her cheerfulness and her alnilitv to laugh with us. 4'Diligenc-ei' is the key-word to Miss Vffrigllfs character for she directs her classes in Spanish and French with the utmost care. Who else could teach such difficult suhjects and still retain uniform good humor? Patience and helpfulness are two of Mrs. Canlp- llellss main characteristics, No one who has taken her English courses can fail to appreciate her friendly attitude. language. Miss Armitage has made it intensely alive. llue to her excellent teaching and charming lfnglish manner. the small Homers of tomorrow are at last straightening out the confusing intricacies of the l.atin suhjunctives. ln shite of the fact that l.atin is considered a llf'illl Miss De,longe's jolw has developed exceptional importance this year. for she teaches mathematics to those students who will enter the services. She has met this challenge with unrelenting vigor and cheer- fulness. Although Mr. McBride is convinced that we are too elementary to comprehend higher mathematics. he continues his hopeless task patiently and untir- ingly. At last. after countless attempts. we see fit to agree with him. Mrs. Cornell is a hmath teacher of no little ahility. She has a way of getting her students inter- ested in arithmetic. hecause she makes herself under- stood so well. EH? isI2f I il -