Allegan High School - Echo Yearbook (Allegan, MI)

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lk!! QGWJCY 00 , Attention Troop 902 Leader Mike Wilcox is calling you to order. Since December is a month of snow, a sleigh-ride was planned and carried out. After the brisk ride came the refreshments of hot cocoa and doughnuts, which were served at the Legion hall. Oh! boy! fYou might even be able to dunk them.l Meeting time is every Monday night at 7:00 o'clock at the Legion hell. This troop was very industrious during the winter as they gathered waste paper and some of the boys obtained their suits from the money they earned. Leader Alden White meets with his troop on Tuesdays. This group was also busy during the winter, with skiing and ice skating as favorite forms of rec- reation. These boys were active during March, when they had a hike and cut timber for a ten-foot tower. The structure was erected in five minutes by the boys at a demonstration in the high school gym, April 17. Cub and Boy Scouts exhibited their skill at the rally. The meeting place is in the Presbyterian Church. Leader Ken Walsworth calls the Monday meeting of Troop 93 at the Congra- gational Church to order. These are warm-weather boys, as they are working on a camp site on land that was given them by Armintrouts. It is on the road to Kalamazoo. They participated in the Boy Scout rally and the First-Aid meet at Holland April 20. Track Row: James Meyer, Charles Butler, Peter Winter, James Dedrich, Fobert Terry, dlbert Oisten, John Clark. Middle Row: Robert VanLaan, Robert Mylar, George Lartin, Lawrence Evers, George DeLano, James Cyrus. Front Wow: Douglas loveda David Kaechele, Verne Cochran. A I y,

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'Nw iemtk HH Len' The Junior High Girl Scouts have been having fun and have been busy too! The leader is Mrs. Peet and second in command is Mrs. Nichols. Early in the fall the group went to Mrs. Peet's cottage on Gun Lake, where the girls cooked their own dinner and ate it out-of-doors. Following the meal, the ,members elected the following officers: president-Audrey Meyersg vice-presi- dent, Gwen Rosser, secretary, Joy Olcottg treasurer, Esther Cook, and scribes, Reva Pickett and Genevieve Krotz. Later the Girl Scouts visited the Rehabilita tion Center on Pine Lake, where wer veterans are learning new skills and occupa- tions. Another important date in the scouting schedule was an invitation to dinner following the book display. The dinner was given by the Business end Professional Women and afterwards the librarian from the Kellogg Foundation told stories. At Christmas time the Troop sang carols at the Rehabilitation Center. Music books and sheet music were presents from the group. The shortage lof toys provided the girls with another opportunity for doing constructive work. They collected and repaired many toys which they gave to needy children. The eighth grade Girl Scout troop entertained the P. T. A., February 13. After some delay, the girls decided to present a Gay-Nlneties Revue and diligent- ly worked during the short time of preparation. You recall, don't you, the spec- tacle of dames scurrying about in bustles and trousers? The Revue was called 'In the Good Old Deys.' The numbers were NCall Me Up Some Rainy Afternoon,' 'How 'ya Gonna Keep 'em Down on the Farm,W 'Say, Young Feller, Where'd You Get That Girl,' and 'Daisy.' Mrs. Hoffman accompanied them on the piano. Afterwards, the troop served tasty refreshments to their guests. Back Row, Marcella Chappel, laura Cock, Jacquline Alcock, Anne Schmitz, Loretta Cornell, Varietta Huitt, Marie Rozeboon, Revw Pickitt, Beverly Cgrngll, Kathryn myers, Betsy Meabon, Jocelyn Olcott, Gwendolyn Rceser, Esther Cook. Middle: Dolores Fulton, Patricia Thorpe, Margaret Ewers, Kele1 Brown, Barbara Butler, Audrey Meyers, Sally Pomeroy, Charlotte Peters. Bottom: Joyce Cook, Irene Wedge, E'sie Thomas, Dolores .Tucek, Jacqueline Cerean, Irene Thomas, Genevieve Krotz.

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QW is 'Lmiur lst row: Trula Adams, Phyllis Bailey, Betty Bazaan, Barbara Bartz. 2nd row: Dale Bensingsr, Ruth Bishop, Darl Blackman, Earl Brainerd. 3rd row: Eugene Brosz, William Brown, Dudley Carson, Betty Clawson. bth row: Margie Conner, Barbara Cook, Martha Cook, Ann Counterman. 5th row: Robert Dailey, Helen Darby, Geraldine Emmons, Fey Evers. 6th row: Juliann Ferris, Martha Gates Lawrence Gearhart, Patricia Gillette. 7th row: Arlene Grauman, Geraldine Grauman, Dorothy Gylea, Betty Haight. 8th row: Vivian Hammer, Keith Hampel, Batty Herman, Elizabeth Hileski. 9th row: Faith Hill, Elton Hiscock, Marie Hopkins, Hollis Hough. 10th row: Richard Huff, Don Isaacs, Elmer Johnson, Lynn Johnson, Earl Kolhotf.