Allegan High School - Echo Yearbook (Allegan, MI)

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MMA? .MOP fr' 0 v '94, , AI blxx 'e Standlng L to R A Foote, N lartin, K Hampel, T. Balgoyen, L. Gearhart, R R61m1Hk, I Eckert, E Brosz, D Seibert, Mr. Floate, B. Brown, I. Len- ardson, L KTC8tOV1Ch, C Hough, K Hotchkiss, M. Reber, A. Brindley, N. Gr1gsby D Jennlngs, D Cchanpaugh, B Reimink. Znd: L to R: D. Bentley, J Hiller, C Bradshaw, B Lane, D Blackman, V. Merchant, A. Page, D. For- ster, B Hileskl, I Prestage, D Lyon, D. Wedge. 3rd: B. Rowe, D, Schulz, D Bishop, D Hitchcock, M Sqanty, L Santee, D. Oisten, P. De Vries, B. NlthTOl, J Rogers, E Johnson, E Kolhoff. Not Pictured: R. Mayer, J. Smalla, L Furjanich, and G Hitchcock fx t w X .1 . JI. fir: 1 Sgr Jr W 4 ' n Q . . . . wal , . . . . , 4, . .. A V. . . JV Doburn, J. Backers, J. Tripp. Seated: D. Gurn, R. Leber, W. Northrup, J. Ss . e , e . I e . ki O ' ee , 1 ' J H -6 .5 X , ff , .7 1 ', ' I rf B51 'Al B- X X XC V , Q, ff: M! ' its v fl 4 - la - Al .fi , , ,. , In October the formal initiation of the twenty-five 'green hands' inaugurated the program for the year. Veteran members participated in this gala event. ...f The annual game supper, held in November, in conjunction with a party given by the Girl Reserves, comprised the social highlight of the year. Each was considered more than successful. A basketball game, in which the Hi-Y defeated the F. F. A. by one point, aroused much interest. During January and February special functions were the initiation to the Farmers' Chapter and the Parent-Son Banquet. The latter event is always e success and this yeer's affair was certainly no exception. The F. F. A. sponsored several basketball teams and arranged a tour- ament to determine the best quintet, among their memberships. These groups were under the following captains: Harvey Reimlnk Darl Blackman Don Bentley Merle Reber Albert Foote Dick Lyon Games were played during the noon hour. The club climaxed a successful year with a weenie roast held in May. Club leaders: President--Lawrence Gearhart, Vice-president--Beverly Coburn, Secretary--Larry Furjanich, Treasurer--Jerry Tripp, and Reporter- Virgil Merchant.

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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

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