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

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Autumn brought the challenge of a new school Howard Signs autograph G1 Student Mixer- onuwa effigy is ready to be burned. I9 SEPTEMBER 57 SUN VEIIV 3 EEIV. Ri SAT 'en A, 1 in The excitement of new classes soon wore . - 1 ' off as the Pioneers settled down to the old H .N routine once again. New students and the 1 Freshmen were welcomed at the student mixer. El Returning from Europe, the Teen-agers group Zjge arrived in time for the Ottawa game and thex, sean Flu epidemic, K ....,, k , 2 2 ,,,,.1.: ,e - :-' A? J ' . ,..i .,.. :.:..:,., was .i., W i I V ' i i i E Barry, Janet, and Jim tally magazine sales. FreShmeI1 Purchase their new books. 6