Allegan High School - Echo Yearbook (Allegan, MI)

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G 'Sl SGWICS CY' Schoiargram Staff Standing L to R: N. Cavaiaugh B. Lange, V. Kaechele, R. Clark, D. Yocum, J. Aberegg, D. Ferris, Mr. lcffett, adviser, J. Dannenberg, I. Ven Lean, F. Gates, M. Cavanaugh, B. Spahn, N. Cook, J. Hiller, S. Perman. Seated 1 to R: H. Richardson, D. Gyles, S. Hoffman, J. Ferris N. Fyffe, V. Knob1oc?, B. Faight 1. Eolenbaugh, P. Pell, B. Bazaan Que' Scmcs cr lst. row: M. Fyffe, M. Kaechele ET-Luna, J. Aberegg. Egg: J. Mc Intire, Mr. Moffett, advisor, D. Ferris. Qggz R. Flynn, G. Peet, M. loolf. gig: I. laterman, M. Cavanaugh, B. Lange. Qggz J. Hurlbut, M. Young, S. Hettinger. Qgy: A. Anderson, E. Sandahl, P. Grauman. ZQQ: S. Townsend, B. Bishop, J. Huntley. gig: D. Mc- Laughlin. F. Bindemann. 0 QJGUS uae SC 0CH'lPOWi

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'D ' G QW' saw out' The Junior High publication, the Scholargrem, usually appears once every month. The edition is two pages long and contains articles of varied interest--including sport stories and current happenings. The editors have been Esther Cook, Gwendolyn nosser, Evelyn Dale, Virginia Johnson, and George EeLano. Miss Carrothers is the advisor. All of the pupils receive the issue without charge. Most of the copy work on the mimeogrephed paper is prepared in Junior High, but it is run off on the high-school machine. The typists are two seniors, Marion Young and Louise Terry. The eighth grade had been publishing the paper until March, when the seventh grade assumed the responsibil- ity. The assistant editors have been Donald Weston, Judy Rockwell, George DeLano, and Joan Stoike. Editors Evelyn Dale Esther Cook Gwendolyn Rosaer Virginia Johnson

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G. A. A. st' f. N9 B Back row: L to R: E. Rankins, L. Woodhems, T. Walker, D. Gyles, I. Bolenbaugh, B. Hiller, B. May, M. Page, J. Bishoa. Brd: L. Terry, J. Hurlbut, S. Eettinger, B. Bis- . hop, M. Gilson, B. Spahn, S. Herman, B. Bazaan, E. Clark. 2nd: J. Stevens, M. Stevens, O. Pishop, M. Luttrell, M. Richardson, A. Brown, D. Seekman, B. Brown, Miss litner, Advisor. lst: D. Nowaczyk, B. Moulenbelt, V. Cronkhite, J. Bishop, K. Austin ' D. Gylel, M. Carna, J. Ryan, B. Haight, L. Hill, M. Benson. KH .X EL5FEL 413 1 -,' sf., 'f ' ' O , '1 as . . lit' ' CD 45- 5 i D x M ' QQ? g Q0 ,1?.,F - .. run - . A f'v .T Q. QLMSNXI B Boom! The blast of dynamite goes off, as the G1rl's Athletic Association initiate their new members, and the women begin their activities. To make up for the bruised feelings of the newly in- itiated members, the G. A. A. gave a Christmas party and all's well. The members began their season of athletics by ten times of volleyball, with both classes and preliminary tournaments. Captain Verla Cronkite heads the winning women's team, and the weaker sex l?D are on with their games. The softball and basketball tournaments follow the volleyball for these active gals. These athletes are really peppy as they indulge in extra sports such as tennis, skating, etc. To top their year of sports an award banquet was held in the spring for these girl athletes. Wheat! There goes the whistle to stop'practicing:es their spirits linger in old A. H. S., the women go marching out. bYWwm l