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

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lint pznml znssc-iiilmlics. llnclcr llic sponsorslnp ol Mr. Clark, lllc uniliiiillc-C kc-pl :in 2lt'4'lll'2lll' scliulule of ill mlzilvs lm' clzimm-s, szilcs, :incl zissvnilmlic-s. l lzins were nizuli- lin' ncxl yc':n s activity lirkvts und lor ncxt w:n s pziiml :isscinlmly pmgrziiiis. lllc lIll'llll3Cl'S signin ngzniifi-cl Iln- lixclinngf- ,Xssc-nilmly :incl pre-si-iilcml il ll Iwo ullwi' svlmols. lnterdub Council llii' lmmlmln-ni ul ilislrilnniun ol lm'lnlwl's in llu lVc'1lllCsduy lllglll clubs, lllll lmcczuisv ol' ilu' nus nielliml ol' joining rlnlms :iml lln- lim- conlmwzalioli ol Llie soplimnorcs, llic iIonncil's l'Olll'l'l'll wus lcsscncml ' - - - , . - il list ol czlrli vlulm s :annual p1'olc'c'ls. llu' illllll KWCIII l'i0l'lll3ll. 'l'lu- olliccrs lm' lllc yczn' wcix- .Xliw ll1lSlIlllh5l'll Sl Dl'. INTI-IR-Flillli COUNCIL S1-med: S. liiprnnll, J. Rn-4-vas. G. V:uulerMe4-V, A. Rasmussen, ll. Zaimrm-r. Miss Puslrnns. Standings S. Ryan, P. Sears, S. Iiuvin, ll. l'ry1'e. Activity Cammitfee . . , , . All--1 i M1-.-V.-1 ,v iw -I if .X Sllll-iOIlllIlllll'f' ul llic Sluclcni Lounul, Llic- Av- Q 'H' N M'1'S N 'W 'S llvily Clmlllililtc-1-, is unllpusccl ol' two rc'ln'csenlzllivvs lmni can-li ol' ilu- liigli sclmol grziclcs :incl il i'lizlirniz1n uliu is ulvcu-cl by lllc sluclc-nt lmcly. 'lliis ycrzir, Alllll logic was l'll2lll'Ill2lll :incl Kay Clnwzni wus sec'1'etzn'y. llic .Xrlivilv ci0IllIIlllIL'C lmniglil us scvcrzll cxfcl' I ACTIVITY COMlVllT'l'EI'I Sealed: Mr. Flzirk, li. H4-nney. J. Lngio, E. Ifyfv, K. l'nwun. Mr. Fauulkm-r :ind Jim ilirewt Exr-lmnge Assembly Second Rnw: M. Pune. J. Selmstiun. li. Stewart. ll- Will'4l- 21 llns lalll ilu- lllll'l1fillllJf.Ullll4Il UIHUQIQLIIII lzuul lu prmnou- lx-lu-1' llllClCl'5IllllilIllQ :incl to Ill'1'Yt'lll coiilllcts in cluli zlclivilics, lllc Clmlllril lknniulznlcll spmisurccl lay llic' Council wus ilu- llllllllill lllll'lVcilllll lil'C'SiCll'lllI llnlii- licc-ws, vin'-pl'csimli-lil: :incl Glvnnal V:ilnlcl'Mcc'l', 5i'4'l'K'llll'y. Nliss lmsnmis was ilu- spun'

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i xiii -,f..x.3E.?.5 ... Sl? X Ji' STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: E. lfyfe, L. Kurlzeu. J, Mmurer, J. Whyte, J. Logie, J. Mt-Coll, R. Davis, N. Carlbvru, Gy Young. Standing Second Row: C. Lumb, K, Bennet., R. Brandt-r. G. Damoose, Mr. Busch- man, R. Becker, J. Fowler, M. Kemien, R. Iluumu, J. Elder, N Bosch, B. Meek. R RY if Ann irive-4 hullot to clerk, Sharon The Student Council The Stutlcnt Council, serving :ts zi link lit-tween the student hotly zlntl the 2lillllllllSll'2lll0ll, has onre again roiupletetl at sut'cessl'ul year. llncler the lezuler- ship ol' the presiclt-nt, Ray Becker, :incl thc guitlztnrc ol' Mr. HllSl'llIll2lIl, lllillly activities have been czlrrictl out. Une ol' the CIount'il's lirst projects wus writing the Student Hunclhook. 'lhtrn they plzuint-cl lor thc Student Mixer :incl the Honieconiing Gztnic. .Xt Clhristuizts time thc Council sponsorctl thc' proiert ol' filling baskets lior needy lzunilies, 'l'he zinnuzil student loruni, giving thc students :tn opportunity to express their iclczls on school prohlcins, was hcltl in Fehruury. Finally, the Student Clounfil prcsentccl its annual 2lSSCllllJly to honor the lhetu Pi litzt nlcinhers. 'I'he other oll'ic'crs were Alice R2lSlllllS5L'll, vice:- presicleutg Ritz: I.ou Davis, SL'i'l'l'l1ll'yQ :intl Glen Young, treasurer. Jim, Glen, und Rita Lou ut cur welsh 20 Jim t-onxrrzxtulutes Ray on election

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W 1-Nr NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Miss Hill, C. Lumh, J. Martin. J. Attwood, R, Ilztvis, A. Rasmussen. Second Row: B. Stcketee, G. Burnie, B. Burke, G. V:inclerMeer, E. Glaser, D. Black, A. Riehel. Third Row: J. lVlet'oll, R lieeker, J. Wztrdrop. C. Rzther. G. llatmoose. National Honor Society Theta Pi Eta Scholarship. service, chztrztcter, :ind leadership :ire 'lhe one quztlificzttion lor IIlCIlllJCl'SllllJ in 'Ihetu Pi the recluiretneuts lor ntetnlmership in the Nzltionztl litzt is devoted, llIlSClilSll service to liztst High School. llonor Society. Mc-inlaership is the highest honor Selection is ntztde on the basis ol' those seniors who which tain he gixen to at student att liztst. The lztcully have put forth the greatest etlort to better our school. uid nu-tnlmers elect the new lIlCIlllJt'l'S front students In choosing the 'l'hetzi l'i litzt lIlCllllJCl'S, :ill seniors who hztxe at li :irc-range, choosing lilteen percent ol' the :ts well :ts the lztculty vote. 'I'o be eligible lor mein- senior clztss. lmership, one tnust have shown exceptional participat- ln l eln'uz1ry the new tnetnhers were honored :tt ztn tion in extrztcurriculztr activities during his four yeztrs ssenilmly and were presented pins. Speeches were ol' high school. given on the outstanding chztrztcteristics required lor Filteeu percent ol' the gtittltlzttittg' clztss is received tneinliership, by the lour seniors selected in their into this society each yeztr. ln the spring, :tn ztssenilmly unior yeztr Twenty-live percent ol' this group took wats given to honor these students, :ind pins were the Nntionatl llonor Society scholarship exztnlinzttion. given by the l'.'Il..X. ztnd the Student Council. 'rm-:TA PHI ETA First Row: ll. Hlztek. K. Davis, S, Lztvin, B. Burke, C. Lumb, A. Ric-hel, A. Rasmussen. Second Row: S. Corl, R. Becker, J. Mt-Coll, li. lirzituler, G. llztmoose, G. Young. K -'ix 1 ill 'XR'- 22