Coopersville High School - Zenith Yearbook (Coopersville, MI)

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F OOTPRINTS William Mergener “Koops faithful with that singleness of aim — Friend- ship.” Margaret Van Oeffelin “Life is an adventure. Per- ilous and gay.” Benjamin Westrate “Optimism, competence, and a hit of humor combined. Beatrice Hovingh “The iron of one stout heart shall make a thousand quail.” Margaret Parish “Pretty as a peach. Such as school boys always long for. when they're out of reach.” Ld Leemon “The Ford. Mustache, and Alice—that's Ld.” Thelma Nichols “We wish her curly hair were as contagious as her smile.” Kenneth Brown “Brainv and A man among muscular, men.” Page Sixteen

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♦- FOOTPRINTS -♦ Nooma Mergener ••To be efficient in » quiet way. That is my wish throughout the day. Louis Laug “Though vanquished. he still could argue. June Bliss “Veiy pleasant is the fire- light. Better still the moon- light. Robert Hard If I can not do great things. 1 can do small things in a great way. Donald Laug Nothing is fair or good alone. Frances Venema None but herself can he her parallel. Clare Rhodes My heart is of wax Modeled as she pleases. Perd Reynolds To those who knew thee not. No words can paint And those who knew thee Know all words are faint. Page Fifteen

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FOOTPRINTS---------♦ Georgetta Root ••The secret of popularity is to remember what to for- get. George Dinkel Ijlfp is not measured by the time we live. Louise Spinner “Deeds are greater things than words are.” Gordon Peterson “Although diffieulty may retaid your progress. It will never destroy your efforts.” Howard Ten Brink “T’wonld not he surprising if he should sui prise the wot Id.” Herman Lubben ”A une Jewel, the worth of whir!: eannot he hidden.” Earl Petera “A Trio: Earl, a ball, a foiiehdown.” Zora O’Bradivich “Brave, but modest and grandly shy.” Page Seventeen