Coopersville High School - Zenith Yearbook (Coopersville, MI)

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GRANT W. TRELOAR “He beareth himself with honorable action.” Secretary of Class ’21. Track Manager ’22. Assistant Scoutmaster Troop No. 1. Business Manager Co-Hi ’22. ALICE A. VAN ALLSBURG “Why, then, methinks, ’tis time to smile again.” Hot Lunch Club T9, ’20. Track ’20, ’21. Basket-Ball ’20, ’21, ’22. Manager Basket-Ball ’21, ’22. Athletic Editor ’22. ERMA L. WARREN “She has a manner all her own.” Hot Lunch Club T9, ’20, ’21, ’22. Orchestra T9, ’20, ’21. MARIE WELLING “In spite of all the learned have said, still I keep my own opinion.” Hot Lunch Club T9, '20, ’21. “The course of true love never did run smooth.” Entered from Conklin High School ’20. Page Fifteen

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 atsperivilla ffgh Schaal 'll Our Class Twelve years ago in the village school, Ruled o’er by a village lass, We learned quotations and the Golden Rule In the first—the premier class. Each year a precious milestone we passed, Representing good work done. Yet, classmates, we’ve net reached the last, Though a longed-for goal is won. Trials there came while we were working, Perplexity, gloom, and dark; But we knew the lessons worth the learning— Worth more than passing remark. i Difficult, but valuable, lessons were those; Lessons some might shirk. From these the virtue of school arose, For they taught the value of work. Friends and teachers there worked with us And helped us to persevere. The thoughts of hope and the aid they gave us Will always be memories dear. They’ve been happy years we’ve passed together, With interests of all as one, But no longer as a class we’ll gather: Our school life here is done. Our school days still were often joyous, Laughter pealed oft’ long. May friendships true for ever bind us, Our hearts be happy with song. We still must traverse life’s long road, But as a class must part. Each must shoulder his own load; Godspeed all from the start. HERBERT SCHILLINGER. Page Seventeen