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

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MARTIN STOUTJESDYK Consistent and trustworthy. GWENDOLYN RUTH SUOG Ready and willing. WILLIAM JOHN TRESTRAII. Tall, dark and handsome. PETER VANDER WOUDE Eager to do his part. JOHN COZIER WILLITS A manly fellow. SALLIE DIANNE WILMARTH Oh! Those big, big eyes. IN MEMORIAM Frederick J. Anible, Jr February 9, 1946 CLASS OFFICERS President .............. john Gardner Vice-President . . . . Al Hicks Secretary . . . . Mary Dooge Treasurer . . Bob Schmidt 13

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THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Seniors of 1946, having been skeptically approved by the faculty as being of sufficiently stable minds do hereby, make this, our last will and testa- ment, and bequeath the following admirable quali- ties to the underclassmen: To the Class of '47, we leave our amazing capacity for knowledge, our irresistible appearances, and our beloved 301 home room, in addition to certain in- dividual virtues with which we are endowed. jerry Anible leaves his towering height to any un- derclassman who can stand the high altitude. Al Hicks presents a lock of .his well-kept hair to his numerous fans among the Freshman girls. Al would like to donate more of his tresses, but he feels he' must reserve a few for the college girls next year. Marilyn Brink was going to be generous, and leave her way with the men to the junior girls, but looking the situation over carefully, decided not to part with So valuable an asset. V Frank Ederle passes down his winning personality and popularity to Dick Fletcher. Mary Ellen Brown wills her Dresden china com- plexion to the girl who is lady-like enough to use it to best advantage. Ted Dunn bequeaths his Boy Scout Handbook to Dave Dewar. We said handbook, Dave, not Man- ual of Arms . joan Rankin leaves her petite glamour to Harriet Herz. john Gardner wills his ability to play football and his Physical Culture books to Tom Lynch, of all people. Diane Bailey leaves her box of stationery to Lind- sey Parker- such faithfulness is inspiring. Bill Bettison passes down his friendly smile and medical knowledge to Bill Kopp. Carrie - personality plus - Hawk leaves her vitamin pills to Barbara Post. Fritz Kalmbach bequeaths his ability to write his Senior Thesis in one week-end to Rod Black. Frit: says that it just takes ingenuity. Ernestine Bigelow, surrenders her title as Queen of the Girls' Locker Room to Pat Tidey. Burton Epstein leaves his perfect study. habits to Charlie Dubee. Millie Knape leaves her hospitality and under- standing parents to Suzie Schmidt. Bill Akers leaves his love of duck hunting and his little black book to Palmer Seeley. Marilyn Averill leaves her talent for saying the wrong thing at the wrong time, to any underclass- man who is crazy enough to want it. To jim Leavenworth, Bill Grant leaves his ability to laugh at all kinds of jokes. This means, jim, good, bad, or indifferent. Posy Roberts passes down her school spirit to joan Gardner. Whom will we yell for now, joan? Bob Force leaves his quiet manner to Arnold Gakeson. Barbara Fincher bequeaths her sincere friendliness to Marilyn Markham. Tom Schopps passes down his 'stage managing job to George Whinery. Sally Mitts wills her beautiful hair to anyone who is brave enough to put up with the nickname Red for glamourfs sake. Marty Stoutjesdyk and Pete VanderWoude will their inseparable companionship to Ruddy Buck and Bob McLaughlin. Sallie Wilmarth bequeaths her poetic talents to the English Department, which may be able to find some constructive use for them. ' Catsy - do-you-dare-me?-Hawk leaves her reck- less good humor to Pat Bruenner. Bob Schmidt wills his title, The Financial Wiz- ard , to any junior who can count the pages in next month's Esquire without being distracted. Polly Page leaves her generous, her anything-for-a- friend, attitude to Romayne Hanes. Gwen Sugg passes down her naturally curly hair to Phyllis Stoner, who has expressed a wish for such. Bob Steketee bequeaths his position as president of the I Hate Women club to-get this now- Bill Barnett. Posie Rindge leaves her dimples, and ready smile to Nancy johnstone. 7 s 53--- 7,40-.Nu - 0 . .