Coopersville High School - Zenith Yearbook (Coopersville, MI)

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JANE YOST Mathematics, Girls Glee Club MABEL KAY-IONES English. School News Zenith Advisor ELIZABETH SCOTT Home Economics ZENITH STAFF First Row: M. Wilbur. L. Carson. I . Richards, H. Kraker. II. Short. J. Higley, I). Batson. Second Row: R. Creager. F. Schmidt. P. Nichols, J. Modderman, K. Hall, I). Peterson, E. Van Weelde, G. Vander Laan. I). Wenger.

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ESTHER STREETER. Principal Girls’ Phys. Ed.. History, English RACHEL ALTENBURG Latin. History. Speech. Dramatics CLARE KERN Commercial FACULTY Teaching is the biggest and best profession in this nation, because it creates and molds the nation's citizenship. It is the very foundation and mainstay of the national life. John A. Dixon DUANE DALGLE1SH Agriculture DALE PATTERSON History, Science. Coach ARTHUR LAKE Physics, Chemistry

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CLASS PROPHECY Station W C. H S. is proud to present an eye witness account of the average day in our studio on the top of the Coopersville Bank Building. Turn on your television sets, every one, and see your favorite stars of stage, screen, and radio, right before your eyes Your announcer will be Donald Parker. The schedule of program starts with the morning news bulletin by that ace reporter, Melvin Van Farowe. Mr. Van Farowe has just returned from his seventh trip around the world and will give you up-to-the-minute facts of the news today. The next hour will be one of musical interludes with Donna Batson at the piano, and Aileen Rauber doing the vocals Our special attraction this morning will be the whistling’ of that great virtuoso, Don Peterson Tomorrow morning, as the result of the many requests sent in. we will have with us the accomplished trumpeter. Jack Melcher. During the day everyone listens to the transcribed messages from the makers of that deli- cious breakfast cereal. ‘Cornies.” Mr. Dick Washam, leading health authority in Coopersville, will tell you about them. This morning, on the Round Table Discussion Program, we will have Dr. Daniel D Wenger, Dr. Kenneth E Hall, and Nurses—Jean Modderman, Mary Wilbur, and Frances Schmidt—discuss- ing the importance of diets. For all the romantic hearts in the audience we have that stirring drama, Our Hearts Were Young. with Edna Jean Scott as Minerva, Bob Adema as Mart and character actress Helen Short in the role of Aunt Margie. The story continues from yesterday where— Our Mayor, the Honorable Ernest N Van Weelde, has a few words for us in regard to the concerts given in the city square, featuring Kathleen Lindberg, violinist. Helene Kraker at the grand piano (which was donated to our proud city by multi-millionnaire Andrew Mosher) and the soprano voice of Gerald Vander Laan, crooner of the air-ways. To brighten un that dark corner we bring you that bundle of wits, Ralph Venema, for a half hour of laughs and charm. For all you homemakers, the manufacturers of “Scrubbies. the new kind of chore boy, bring you June Higley and Madelyn Stark and their talks about homes and gardens. Today they have as their guests two women who have traveled extensively studying the homelife in other nations They are Marjorie Morrison and Marjorie Wiegerink. Dorothy Richards, society editor, will now give you a brief glimpse into the private lives of the Women of the Year What’s this? Miss Mae Kulikamp, society deb. has just announced her forthcoming marriage Best wishes, Mae! Edna Mae Laug, world’s champion woman tennis player, has announced her retirement from the active-sport world. Miss Laug says she is going North for the summer Could she have her eye on Lake Champlain? Miss Lillian Schippers, world-famous advanced Latin teacher, has just accepted the job of teaching college students at the Memoriam Institute. Miss SchiDpers will be working with a for- mer classmate. Professor Robert Creager. That’s all for now. folks. Goodbye. The next quarter hour will be devoted to a book review given by Phyllis Nichols. Miss Nchols is co-editor of the magazine Fern ’’ She has just returned from South America where she has been visiting a friend, the former Bernice Veeneman Miss Nichols will review Because by that immortal and unforgettable author of Times Square, Connie, and many others—Virgil Thor- stem. Bar the windows, lock the doors; that creator of ghosts is here again. He’ll make vou cringe with delight at his stories of the suoernatural and impossible. It’s none other than Ivan Plews To- day his story will be The Lonely Ghost. In the world of sports we find Roger Grundman and his Spotlight on Sports. His story today is about those celebrated croquet players, Lillian Vander Velde and Violet Elicey. The Facts and Finds in the World of Fashions is bringing you today comments from the best dressed woman-of-the-year. Ruth Creager. Laura Carson will introduce Miss Creager Miss Carson is the designer of many of the better styles in Junior Miss clothes. Mary Jane, Toni and Lolly are but a few of her famous fashions. Your technical advisor for this program has been Alfred Wiltenburg —PHYLLIS NICHOLS.