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

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ORGANIZATIOMIES N r w

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Nancy Ballew Albert Bliss Marie Louise Branch Patty Brander Jack Campbell Mary Lou Campbell Park Collins Bob Curran Chuck Curtis Donald Damstra Omar DeWitt Mary Donahue Susan Gilmore Bob Goodspeed Dick Grant Marjorie Greene Chuck Harrett Bob Heaney Marcia Lorch Barbara Mclleynolds Fred Moen John Moritz Kyran Mulvihill Bob Mumford Jane Parsons Mary Lou Payette Tom Payette Stanton Perkins Nancy Poel John Poisson Bill Stover lean Strauch Iim Stuart Rusty Swancy Dick Van Horn Daniel Van Lceuwcn th GRADE Bill Card Virginia Carson Alan Clark Mary Clatworthy Mary Clingman Bob Collins Laurie Doogc Bob Dunton Mary Dykwell Marley Ederle Louis Fanjoy Paul Finch Joan Heyman ,lohn Hibbard Elaine Higgins Lillian Hill Mary Kindel Diane Kirkpatrick Debbie Nelson Leah Nchols Mort Olds Donna Olsen Shirley Oltman Jean Palmer Janet Richter John Schermer Bruce Seeley Buddy Sippy Alan Stevens Sherry Stoddard Joyce Wagner Bette Way Irving Weiner Merry Weiss Sara Whinery Marian Whittier

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Lbs L. Q t T Front row: Mr. Olsen, joyce Campau. Harriet Herz, Bill Kopp, Frank Ederle, Jim Henry, Joan Rankin. Bob Steketee. S4-cond row: Nancy Murray, Rohhic Ralph. Al Hicks, jack Wall, Bob Korfl, Bob McLaughlin, Ted Dunn, Howard Tuthill, Joan Voigt. jean Van Su-enlwerg. Third row: Mary Hadley, Tom Lynch, Dave Calahan, Bill Durkee, Bill Grant, Tom Schopps, Carolyn Wade. Ellen Ruff, Judy Backart, Polly Page. Absent from picture: Dave Tinkham, Jerry Anible. STUDE T The East Grand Rapids Student Council started the i945-46 school year with the election of officers. Frank Ederle had previously been elected president, Bill Kopp was chosen vice-presidentg -lim Henry, treasurerg and Harriet l-lerz, secretary. The remain- der of the Council is made up of representatives from the senior high, grades 9 through IZ, and from the various school clubs. Several projects which the Council has taken over during the year are the management of the book- store, the organization of the Senior Mixer, the super- vision of the Club Coed programs, the selling of re- freshments at basketball and football games, the lightening of homework on club nights, and the dis- tribution of tests during the week. Also, the super- vision of the Open House, the formation of Theta Pi Eta, the management of the parking lot, aid in the CQUNCIL tuberculin tests, the Christmas assembly and decora- tion of the tree, and the sponsoring of an after-game meeting of the East and opposing basketball teams for refreshments and discussion of the game. Other subjects on which the Council has been working are the printing of a handbook for new students, in which the plan, rules, traditions, and organizations of the school are explained to the neo- phytesg the promotion of school-club dances outside the schoolg and the choosing of a present for the general enjoyment and benefit of the student body. These various projects combine to reveal the pur- pose of the Student Council at East, which is to rep- resent and serve the students in every possible way, and create a closer understanding between the stu- dent and the teacher.