Zeeland High School - Stepping Stone Yearbook (Zeeland, MI)

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ACTIVITIES

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iii M W l-lvl' ri M ill, Jriviy' Nnqrllirl-:N Ni-lvFaAAmnrls, lri. Vaniff Bunle, Bob Be-nnell, Glenn Bouwrns, lcd Boeve, Shirley M fuse Belly o ll ii N1 lr YC? ROW f l'f'nr, Van l-i VVL,ui:f Erlille Brrygwrr, Llmn Dylrslr-H Nlfirslcv Boiijli, Alriirrlus De l-la-'in Jason Dr Koch J lin Sinwll qwn .1 HSEIQGEANTSH FGRGE AHEAD' In Seplember ol I942 lhe lirssl noles ol ' reveillew roused 48 Juniors lo lheir lhird year oi advanced Training. ll proved lo be a year lull ol aelion which was lhorouqhly in eviilence al all lheir class lunclienn. 'lady Spillirem proved lo be iusl as rollicking as lhe lille implies, and lolally vvorihy ol Junior supporl. lhroughoul The year lhe Hsergeanlsw displayed much palriolism by purchasing more Delense Bonds and Stamps 'lhan any olher class' lhey compleled lhe lirsr semesler wilrh a hay ride parly around The counlryside. Under lhe ellicienl and capable leadership ol Miss Plalilcer as class advisor lor fwo years and lvlr, Dewey this year, lhe Class is climbing The ladder ol success and nearing She long-awaileel year ol Caps. QOWRS, aincl diplomas. . Junior class ollicere are: presidenl, Adelaide lvliddlehoelc: vice presidenl, Shirley Meeuseng secrelary, Joyce Naqellcirlc: lreasurer, Gerald hluyserq girl Council member, Eslher liaal: boy Council member, Leon Dylcslra. E ll N hi N Corn- lius Bi-xi-.l i, Slwlry ljicafv i, Yvrgnrii Slleriw-r, Kar 'yn ffzlnqfi, Aili-lairlil Mi-l llfahrwli, Arlcvn Van-len Boss' 1 V q i W- in i, lli.iw.1fil liiiiii, Eimwfi Wan lc, MlDDLE IOW f- llr, Dewey, Cvnll-ia Van Dofri, Jeanne Zeinslrn, Lor Hin: v 1 U i l ii fiflmlvs Boulrgrii, ll.: J lsfiiin, ll-iulinry Slnqvnqa Juriier feel, VOP ROMV--Tlwelliure Vanden Bosch, Allen Cor' i H 1 L, r rn ll- -:ry Burl' V2 R-62.11 Qlpf:,fg ,

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055' va Laxlellle EuQ'fl'e Ormrilidieroe A .laxl delalfle . yAe9'3SgnoS. 'A - phil e XJ A Koevefxrkggh Norma a We oYQe 9512.5 Wav. ws Bare NDXNG Riga Qfeik vshrialieqsn. STA f Bl gl, Be Sgpllrggxlafl voor o Dvlfsl C B Lenlaml COUNCIL The one organizalion which is by Hs very nalure dillerenl is The Sludenl Council. ll is lhe mosl democralic aclivily in lhal ils membership is delermined by 'rhe enlire sludenl body. In Seplember, lhe school became alive once more, and lhe slrudenls new and old l were we comed back by The ambilious presidenl Norma Meengs. The green of The Frosh adorned lhe halls for a weelc and was finlally removed al lhe Council's main evenl ol lhe , lh All-S h ' ' ' year e c ool parly in Oclober Season lrckels were sold in Sep- lember, and in +he course ol The year, all lhe alhlelic equipmenl needed was pur- chased by lhe Council. lvluch of The work lhis year has been of such a kind lhal The average pupil has hardl be l h ' y en aware o T e Council s laslcs. Yer, il has been doing ils worlc-much ol il rouline. Rusly clubs have been primed lo produce snappy pe meelin s O l p- g . ne o rhe members has been aclive all year in gelling pupils lo read devolions, and lhe Council h 'r ' h ' ' ' as seen o il T af rhe sick receive flowers or 'fruit Class fees have been chopped up and used in lhe inleresl of lhe sludenl body. Eslher Kaal as vice-president Adelaide lvliddlehoelc as secrel r E a y. ugene van Tamelen as lreasurer, and Mr. Dewey as sponsor, complele lhe lisl of olilicers. 30