Coopersville High School - Zenith Yearbook (Coopersville, MI)

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Carl Merkins FOOTPRINTS M Tgiret Kloosterhouse •Sli« who laughs—lasts. ' Arnold Tikkanean ••The groat thing in this wo Id is not where we stand. Imt in what dlreetion we are going. Ruth McMillan “Who will hum those little tones. When I am gone away And who will come those minutes late. Most every other day. Lynn Wilkinson A youth of Fortune and F i me Unknown. A lan-h • I red gioans is worth a hun in any market. TTldene Roth True worth is in being— not seeming. Raymond Bush “But work is work and must In done, but as I work 1 have my fun. Evelyn McClain Life isn’t what it is, It’s what you make it. Page Thirteen

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 ,--------FOOTPRINTS---------♦ SENIORS ■'V Kj Jr t SENIOR OFFICERS President . Eugene O Brien Vice-President .... PaulTerAvest Secretary and Treasurer . . Emma Schmidt Advisor........................ MR- DeJonge COMMITTEES Committe for Class Motto, Class Colors, Class Flower Louise Spinner William Mergener Emma Schmidt George Dinkei. iMargaret Klosterhouse Committee for Announcements and Invitations Margaret Parish Uldene Roth Donald Laug Class Motto—The Elevator to Success is Usually Stuck— Try the Stairs.” Class Flower—White Rose Class Colors—Blue and Silver Page Twelve

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♦----------FOOTPRINTS----------♦ Janet Hovingh “A Tiouble is wliat you in ike it.” Evert Way “Youth in pleasure shouhl he spent. Are will route we'll then repent.” Mabel Otterbein “Truth that’s brighter than gems. Trust that’s purer than pearls.” Fred Marshall “Men are not like women, only use their tongue for weapons.” Paul Ter Avest “Ami the best of all ways to lengthen the days, is to take a few hours from the night.” Marie Smith “Priceless pearls are found in silent natures.” Eugene O'Brien “The Wisest man could ask no more of fate. Than to be simple, modest, manly and true.” Emma Schmidt “Perfect Ad for pep and pepsodent.” Page Fourteen