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

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First row: Nancy Murray, Rosemary Roberts, Joan fhaniberlin, Mary lillen lirovvn, ,loan Rankin, Mrs. Annes. Second row: joan Perry. Nlary lladlry. ,loyee Canipau. Sheila Xlulvihill. Sally Sluts. Xlary Ilooge, ,loan Cornelius. Third row: Ro-einary Rindge, l'olly Pane, Rose- mary Ilaering. Ann Porter, Marilyn Brink, Sheryl Barman. Gwen Sugxg. The Junior Horizon Club met every Wednesday noon in the grade school art room. Nlany members served as hospital aides for two hours on one after- noon each week at lllodgett Hospital or Convalescent Home. doing such work as carrying trays. reading to children. filling water glasses. writing letters, and feeding patients. They added to the joy of Christmas The Sophomore Horizon Club. which was sponsored by Mrs. Walker. held meetings every Thursday noon in the art room of the grade school. The members of this group serve as hospital aides, performing the same duties as the Juniors. The girls had a potluck in the home of Mrs. Walker before they attended the party given by the student nurses of lilodgett Hospital for the aides on February 17. They co- , v i for a poor family of five and made bibs for the nursery schools for children of war-workers. The officers elected were Joan Chamberlin. president: Joan Rankin. vice-president: Mary Ellen Brown. secretary: and Rosemary Roberts, treasurer. Mrs. Robert Ames advised the group. operated with the older group in sponsoring a dance. The Heart Throbv. on February ll. the proceeds from which were given to charity. They also made bibs for the nurseries. The officers of the Sophomore Horizon Club were lfomayne Hanes, president: Carol Battjes. vice-president: Ellen Ruff. secretary: and Barbara Post. treasurer. First row: Xlzxrilyn Miller. Marjorie Olds, Carol llattjes, Rornayne Hanes, Barbara l'-f-t. lfllen Ruff, Mrs. Walker. Second row: ,lean Yan Ste:-nburz. l'ei.zgy llibbaril, Ann XlcColl, lfloise llatts, -loan Burton, ,lean Lalilaire. Carolyn lYa1le, Sue Currier, Sally Walker, lantllst Fox. Ann lYitliey. Third row: Virginia Xlnir, Roseniary XYilcox, Nancy ,lv-linstone, lanclsev Parker, lion-vii fullltls, Suzie SCllllll4ll, listher Skinner. Sue liecbe, l'at Craven.

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xx First row: Jessie Kindel. Marilyn Gamble, Bill Busch, Renzo Retelli, Dolores Van Horn Mary Ellen NVeiyzle, Louise Fox, Roma ne Ilanes. Second row: Beverly Smith, Barbara Loper, Camilla Cook, Mrs. Yonkman. Ban Farrant, Mar Ellen Brown, Charles Travis XK'illiam llyland. Third row: Charlotte Hickman, Joan Shamberlin, lrma Pray, Marilyn Jervis, Sheryl Barman, Barbara Haynes, Sheila Mulvihill, Carol Yinkemulder, Bob Mcl.augh lin, Phyllis Vos, ,lack Busch, Carolyn XYade, Jack Delaney, Jim Staples, Bob Payette, Bob Black, Reed Badgley, joan Perry, gxyt Q. irq The '4Flintlock . in addition to being the vital organ for distributing news around school. has assumed an important role as the center for exchange of information among our former students now in the armed forces. Every issue is mailed to all our men in service. The following were editors: Editor-in-Chief ........... Nan Farrant . Mary Ellen Brown . . Charles Travis . William Hyland Associate Editor . Business Manager . Circulation Manager . y iii S Editor-in-Chief . Associate Editor . Photography Editors . Patricia Haunagan . . Mary Ruth Richards . . . . Marilyn llainhle. Marilyn Cook. .lack Busch . . . . . Eloise Gingrich . . . . . . Eleanor Henry . David Parmelee . Ellen Mulvihill . Jerry l.c l-Jonne . Burton Epstein Boh Black Assistant Photogxraphy Editor Art Editor . . . School Life Editor . Urganizations Editor . . Boys' Sports Editor Assistant Boys' Sports Editors . Advertising Manager . Activities Editors . . Service Editors . . Ch C amilla Cook .lean Meengs Louise For arlotte Hu kman Eleanor Henry, Marilyn Cook Special Features Editor . Girls' Sports Editor . Boys' Sports Editor . Music Editors . . Society Editors . Photography . Staff Secretary . Advisor . . . Marcia Ames Sheila xlllltllllll .lack Delaney Reed Badgley Bob Black Mary Grinnell Barhara loper Jack Busch Marilyn ,Ierus Mrs Xonkman Cirls' Sports Editor . . Marilyn Borough Circulation Manager ......... ,lack Batts Business Manager .......... Donald Hope Class Prophecy . . Elizabeth Fuller. Charlotte Hickman Class Will . . ........., Mary Mayo Class History . .... Marcia Ames ,lim Mc-Cohh Staff Typist . . . . . . Advisor . . . . Assistant Advisor . . . . . . Seated: Eleanor llenry, Xllss llill. Mary Ruth Richards, l'at llannagan, Miss Schopbach, Marilyn Gamble. Standing: ,lack Busch, jack Baits, Don llope, Ellen Mulvihill, Dave l'ai'nielee, Marcia Ames, Betty Fuller. Mary Mayo, Jerry Le Dunne, Mounie Borough, Mariiyn Cook. .leanne Fletcher Miss Srhophach . . iss 1

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..1'T'af' ltr ',l I y C C , I llxllllll l l Q l l r' The Junior Red Cross began a successful year by attaining 10092 membership in the October roll call, The intramural Basketball Tournaments contributed funds in addition to profits from doughnut sales and the annual cookie sale. The girls sewed on slippers. utility bags. and solitaire covers. while the shop classes made shoe-shine stands and hed tables. 1 v I t t . ' l t 1. , ' 1 I l L Ex ery morning before school the home-room war stamp and bond representatives went to Miss Post- mus' room to get their stamps for the day. Then. during morning roll-call. they distributed the stamps and reminded delinquents to bring their money. Stamps were sold also in the lower hall at noon by members of the Student Council. Stress has been The hrs! semester officers were Sally Mitts. presi dentg Betsy llasch. vice-presidentg ,loan Dunakin secretaryg and Bob Black. treasurer. Elected tht second semester were Betsy Rasch. president: Ellen Mulvihill. vice-presidentg Carol Hattjes. secretaryg and Nancy Johnstone. treasurer. Miss McCarty and Miss Dunmore were advisors I lx 1 f X placed upon achieving one hundred per cent parti- cipation. rather than upon the purchasing of large amounts. ln every Monday mornings bulletin, the homeroom percentages were published. Mr. Court- right's room. 309, and Miss De Jonge's room. 307 have had one hundred per cent every week all year. Seated: Shzirnn Ainsworth, Marilyn tinigrich. xlhfllyll K1-llenherg. Xllss Vwsttlttls. Uevcrtv Smith, lilairr McAllister. .luck llrtnvn. Standing: Karl Nexvinznl, Xlztry l.r-u Km-itlictly, Xlztrilyn Jervis, Xlmniie liorough. Marcia: Annes, lilll Russell. Itnb Xlclamglilin, Polly Page ,lack Ulnnam. Hill llawk. jerry Strzmch.