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

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. 3 L , 4 L Seated: Miss XYa!erinan, Jim Ford, Jim Cork, Polly Page, Jack Batts. Second row: Sally Mitts, Betsy Raseh, Yvonne Yoltz, Ann Lawrence. Mary Lou Wade, lflsa Gygax. Mary lirinnell, Betty Fuller. Ruse- mary XYi1cox. Louise Fox, Virginia Muir, Ellen Ruff, Harriet llerz. Third row: Dave I.a Claire, Bob llieks, llam Berry, Frank liderle. Oliver Robinson, Al llicks, H1-li Steketee, Ilob Swain. Dick Fletcher, john Gardner, james Miller, ,lack lN'hite. I ,i 'j ,I W A N The Student Council constitution w as amended by a majority vote of the student body to expand its membership and increase representation. ln addi- tion to a minimum of four senior representatives. the vice-president of the senior class. three junior repre- sentatives, the vice-president of the junior class. four sophomore representatives. and three freshmen representatives. every organization chartered by the school is allowed to elect one member. The aim of the Student Council is to serie the school and the community in all possible ways. This year. the Council sponsored an impressive memorial service before the Godwin football game for former students who had died in service. Other activities included taking charge of dancing in the gymnasium at noon. securing a revised semester examination schedule. collecting canned goods for the Starr Com- monwealth and Christmas presents for the soldiers at Percy Jones Hospital. sponsoring the annual stu- dent mixer and other parties. arranging the program for the swimming pool opening, giving the pep rally before the Lee football game. organizing Theta Pi Eta. planning assemblies for the war loan drives. giving the annual Christmas assembly, operating the bookstore before school and at noon. and supervis- ing the parking lot. This spring. our Council sent representatives to the Inter-High Student Council meetings. and members visited all of the Grand llapids and suburban high schools. Officers were: James Cork, presidentg James Ford. vice-president: Polly Page. secretary: .lack Batts. treasurer: Miss Waterman. faculty advisor. X H 'O

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sf Seated: Sally Grant. Shirley Swaney. Dave liizlslzazn. Allan Varrloe. Hrs. .-Xshley. Second row: Naunette Fletcher, Robin Nlelieyuolfls. jerry Klulvihill. Charles Averill. G:-rflon llrown, Roger Tinnner. JUIHI Kenner, Yiruinia lhmler. Ilave Xlcl.aughhn. lfrank Yun Steeuherg. Third row: Iiravton Deane. Chsnlms ' Leniulflex. xiii The ,lunior High Senate is an ever-busy, ever- active organization. mainly hecause its function covers such a variety of cluties and services. The main purpose of tht- Senate is to he of service to the school and community. Projects inclucletl super- vising collection of money for tht- March of Dimes. gathering Christmas gifts for the vrounclecl veterans at Percv Jones Hospital in cooperation with the Stu- clent Council. antl working many hours collecting A 1 1 1 and sorting garments tluring the clrive for usecl cloth- ing for clevastatecl countries. Regular monitors sta- tionecl at stairwavs ancl hoys posted at the hike racks to report violations of rules improvements of East. contrilvuterl toward the But all work antl no play makes lack a mlull luoy. ancl Mary a clull girl. too. so the Senate proviclecl plenty of social activity for Junior High students. The young sophisticates. clatl in hlue jeans anrl the longest shirts available. harl a wonclerful time at the annual olcl clothes mixer in Xovemlver. forgetting the cares and responsilrilities of lneing seventh or eighth graders. Another gay gathering was heltl in the gym on April lfi. The school tlanee hantl pro- viclccl the music. and there were refreshments. too, with a capital H, Six seventh-gracle representatives antl six eighth- gratle representatives were seleetefl to the senate in aclclition to the four officers. Urs. Ashley. the atl- visor. and Dave Tinkham. president. were lovallv assisted hy Sally Grant. vice-president: Shirley Svvaney. secretary: and Allan ljarcloe. treasurer.