Creston High School - Saga Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1941 volume:

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Mr. Van Wingen was basketball coach for four years, during which Creston won the city championship in 1929. For the last fourteen years, however, he has been coach of football and track. Teaching mathematics and boys' physical education has rnade Van one of the favor- ite faculty members of many students. To Van , who resigned as coach at Cres- ton this year, we, the Saga staff, dedicate the 1941 Saga. May he always be recognized for his unfailing efforts and his undaunted leadership! The above pictures show Coac a e several informal poses. ln order, they a e ns ucn a boys' physical education class: I e coaching footballg coaching track rk car 5 the office: and teaching a mathernaf cs class 1fM sift f' 'Nl' up 1 MEMQRIAM Marian N. Spencer ww- 1 vm Deeply IOLILIICQ1 were tlmc studcmx of Crcxton by IIIL' dmtll ut' tllcir JCM friend .md Adxisor, Him NI.xri.u1 N. Spcmcr. who Illxwtti .muy Ducmlwr ll. HMO, During llcr wxcnlccn ymrx .lt Crcxlou Mim Spcmcr Lmglml lH.llllCIl1.lliLN .md ,uif mruul from being in LlL1l'gf.' of .in cigllth QFJLIC SCSNIUII YUUIU to lllt' SCUIOI' NCSSIUII mum in I9 53. Her I.1sl four yum were xpenl .lx wcuiwr 11.155 .ulvixon guidirlg tllc students on to grcltcr .ullicxcmcntx .md higher idmlw. in f- ' 4 -an 1-i wr S zzz'-X-2 JX- Prxmxpnl Hou mi XX' Wkkut 1I5PClI'S on thc steps ot one ut thc num billlllful hngh wnhools IU zhn any C FLSIUH High Mhool 7 , 1... I f 5 l 1 s A I x i ' W, -Q Y , A M A rf N 'I1L ' , . .. . , 1. H : . -w . ,J . . f . u .W f' ,, A . ' V H , - ,. X . , 1 km. A M , K. f-.1 Q...-Y- Q a ' WM o if A W f 1 -M v . T 4, -h A, , . 4 V If ... 7 ' W 'N ': F W ..- T X. A . s . , , . f - 2 W A A I 4 x ' ,. V t Y I , s l I X I, 1 . N . 'K Af lg, ' 1 1 if V . ., lf xx :Fixx It 1 L Q ,6 1 Lf gf hi. ' J , ' fn V , 4 5 V H 5 . an ' h 2 A 1 7 M L, ., ff 3 M, 11? if ' i V' f ' 1 . ig' M K1 VV, i h , 3 h Q 1 E Q V f j 1 2 CREATIQN LPM: Girls apply rrvakerup on actors in a orwerad play. Cirdei Ripley decormes ihe gym rn preparaworr for th HEY Hawes! Hop. Center: Hrsfory dass presenis a play over ihe air. Opposite page: Art smdenrs, Jean BaNard ans Robert Ha risofr, illustrate Th? creative spirit in ar! I 41' C Wliether he has a yearn for music, clramatics, speech, journalism, or nearly any creative occupation, there is an outlet for the stuclent's alvilitie: ' ton's cultural organizations. This section ' part REAT s in Cres- ot the I9-ll Saga cleals with the ile- ments in Creston that hring out creative ability pupils through the a cappella choir, hancl, orchestra, dramatic productions, alehate teams, lfcho ancl Saga stalls, and other classes and cluhs. Thus, with an array of pictures, the Saga salutes you creative inclivitluals anil groups. lql f'XX! ,Z vf i X X E x 1 wx t X r f-X GLCDRIA Amidst .tri .ttmosphere ot' rexereiit xilente. tire ,tm1o.tl Cltriwtitmw p.tge.trtt. Cilori.t . mn prexenteti lotxso.imei11iwi1ew on Detemlver IH, .intl to ixtrents .tml tiriendy on Detemlwer 19. in the ,ludi- torium. Miss Loim Conrad took elurge of the prologue. fetturirtg Ll clianting priest, .md ot' the religious tir.tm.i rel.ttin3g .1 xtory of C ilI'islIN.tx. llie .i t.tppelI.i thoir. ieti ivy Mr, I'r.t1tk Ciootiwin. .ttitied tolor to time teremony lwy tiling tiown the .tinles with iislillL'ki ottttilex to kneel before the Clhrixt tliiltl in tile tiI'.lIlLlli4 manger stene. I.e,ttiing Iurtm in tlie lmgetnt were J E pltyeti by Cilaretiee Stoppels, M.trie We'iII, Rtlpli Stittop. Victor Bergstrom. M.trjoric- Collim, .tnti Melbourne XVorfiel, f-'E J. S,' NIJ' '4 .:'1V.i' ' rt ' i J E JJ:- ' L' 1 t. WH ,w V- ' 1 Ly J :., C 313: ax: i,-'rf-' Ea fi-'rf ff-1-Q'-1 e, X.. . 41--.. 1 rw , L -5 F' L 'f' i 1-ACT PLAYS To raime funds for the prexentation ot the Clhriatinas pageant, the dramatiu tlamen, diretted hy Misa Lois Conrad. prexented three one-att plays on Noxem- her IH .ind I9 in the auditorium. The leading parts in One Egg were played hy Harold Van't Hof, a waiter. jack Steed, a young playwright, and Winifred Van Dyke, a girl who vainly tried to order one egg. Appearing in The Blue Teapot were Adrian Van Haren portraying Pa, Ruth Ahnemiller as Ma, and Tom Dempster. .1 young man in love with Cynthia, played by Margaret Karreman. Roger Wertz as Warren Price, and Ruth Ball appearing as Ellen Dunlap, led the KJSI in New School of Wixex. Aaefe: A scf-w, 'ur Ore Egg Witt Steen .VJ Va' Une givifq J-X 'firm' ', wait:-f VJ' ' Ho' Lew-ef nge' Jwwf czrffaved oy Dempste' zo' fs wt' Var. Harem alafq PJ Bmw in the Blue Teapot ' Lower Letter: Saves Sacccp Hoag, ara Olse' L 3 3 age 9 New the New S:'3fi et Wives. Lwwf teh- J s'f-'e ' Ore Egg. l lll ,115 JR, QEVLJE Jpgf-' lf-'lz S pe' gs P-M. f-:ivrfsrrpzs f' rlwn' '- i SVVF :J.'J Je V-5194,-' ' Jqv- Miz. UV, I A gil: we . p., 1.3 ii , f We .i .. 570 , J, ,p.,,,,- Una' ' 1 ' 'I v 2' E- -' J.. , gov, 5 .. V. . x-1 amz' 1 i' n 'n ww., ., ,. , - ' i if., 5. ..---1- 9 To raise funds for tlie junior-Senior Prom, the juniors tliiw year. ,ix is the custom, presented tlie ,lunior Rexue .it .1 in.uinee perl'orm.inie on April 16. .ind on the eveningx ol' April I7 .ind IH, The Wlise Old Owl . l'movvery . HL-'S My llnaleh. l'r.utire Mdlces Perfect . You XV.1ll4 By ', .ind l ixe of loik XX'lii51le . IN.lxl'.' up the spdrkling trip druuew. Among the comedy skits were: She Didnt lfeel XX ell . Hnbxem Minded . A Little De.il . A Helping Hand . Hlfxerutixem in .1 Nut lf.1c'tory . Sl1ip-mates , 'A 'I'ired Old Horne . .ind 'Tre-ex . M.1ry Phillips. .1 junior. xms in ulmrge of tlie group d.1niex. .ind tlie blcits were under tlie dirertion ol' Miw l.oiw C UI1I'.lnl. F127 J.. K img - --f J,- -r H, nf f 1 --V Dmf ,x 'f1,f ,ni-f U. -frA1. Q A1 ' Hi: r SR. Dew D vox K. Stiigeti lweliore the largext .tiitiience in the history of senior plays .tt Crextoni Hlliine NIM up xxell reteiveti .intl brought lwig divitiendx to tlie tI.iw treixiiry. I'ntier the tiirettion ot' Mm Loix f,onr.1ti, tiriiiimtiu instruitor. iiwixteii iii' Iniiixe Iioleneier ,anti Miirtim Doogge. thix exhibition of dranmitic .tlwility wax presented in evening perforinantex on Martell 6 and '. .inti in .1 in.1tinee on Ninth 5, Seniiirx xxlitm took lxirt in tlie play .ire .is fullowx: Ciizue Soper. fi.1I'QI1kLt Stoiilielx. Roger XY!-rtz, P.1uI Ciimrilon. N1.ixine I3.iteni.1. R.1Ipii Sutiolt Inix Hurington. Re-it.1 King, C l.1rente Stryker. Muxigie Collin-., 'Luk Steed. Beatriie xItc,iC.lI'f'. .intl -Iohn Ruwell. ,,.-, 1- x'.,!.I 1 HIT' 7, Milf' 'QS-. WJ- Grads First 'CN MQ Clegg .Vqlf Hufsnefw-2' Pafwm Seifvwz ref- 31 V1 D,-'F M 55 SGWSPV Gewer, M' N 3 Thirn row: Harrlnqtci Dooq-7 Vw- Daterna, Claw, Ccrnelissf-ns M: GM, UDDQV lolli Foftliqrtg 'iqmrxf-'Q 'ilnwx' 2' e ' 31 5 1 Cin, Cwvm, QUICNS U lf-M-f lrlvg Oui wlq q q 1 FCDCDTLIGI-lTS To make .1 more thorough study of Llf11ITldflL'S through observation is the purpose of the lfootlights fllulw, undcr the direction of Miss Lois Conrad, dram11ti1's instrurtor. ic Ln Q PI15 rs productions L ttleWomen ad Tvteti Wight and South High Schools senior play You and l were It tended hy the tluh Monthly dinner meetings vi ere held at the home of its memhers Xluim 'B' Ditema xldfllll Doogc lois H1rr1n5N B1I'lWdI'1 C 1 1nd unc lxli 1 ITIAFI 1tted 1Hl10SICSNCS durinl thexcu Urliters for the year xxcrc Dorothx Ger'en, presidenti Eileen Mc iec. vice-presidentz d B'1I'lW'iF'1 C,l1y, '- - ret iry-treasurer. RESOLVED: THAT the power ol' the Federal government should be de- creased. This was the subject discussed by CQreston's debate team. coached by Mr. Merle Dawson. Victor Bergstrom. Tom Dempster. Paul Gordon, Stuart Hansen. and Charles Day were Cres- ton's representatives in debates with jackson, Benton Harbor. South, and Union, Speech students who were selected from Creston to compete in the sub- distritt contest were Mary llllen Smith. drainatit detl.un.1tiong Tom Dempster. extempore speaking. Leatrice Dupler. oratorical declamationg and Grace Soper. oratory. Tom Dempster placed first in the sub-district contest. and Mary lillen Smith, second. SAGA Dividing the hook into four parts Creston. Creation, Competition, and Citizenship f- the theme of the 1941 Saga, the letter C , was carried out. Under the supervision of Mr. Merle Dawson. Saga stat? adxisor, the editors of the yearbook tiefided to use the Ben Day process, a gray efifect which gives the hook a modern appearance. Victor Bergstrom, managing editor of the Saga. was aided hy a staff of thirteen members, a crisis in v, meh 'Liv 1 h tter and mo e 111' --'HD mm fdeskb' Ai S la 1 , ,dag-'. if iplufiy X mf Ra1 '-1111 Lfms Weaver, chairmz ap Griffin, on -Grdinixiinv Wheels, Q! S3 C1 Sl ii S! Ll L! LC xv ECl-IQ Breaking all previous records, a total of 975 publications subscriptions was sold after .1 vigorous sales campaign which hegan with an assembly featuring Snow Wfhite and the Seven Editors . Under supervision of Mr. john Van Krimpen, sizllsf advisor, thanges were made in the paper to give it 21 streamlined appearance. journalism students .uted as muh reporters to assist the editorial staff. Q Uri sit-r : me lf ifv'1f 'neS11a -on ww Sfated Ma:-ft3,1, assistant efiiffurj Mr Dawson, advise' Stfaridfnq, Fr-rwfgraia D'5'JuC9ion rfifvfufgerj Bergstrom ffl 'mf Efhv re: H's 'nfrvvrpffs fl 'ne fmvf 'is rfi s'a'1 and 291595 '1'C.: Frs' 'fs' livin' Welle' Milf' Sm' Mons A'tT '3 C,lvM, Bfwavi Pcserhiall Jec::'z 2f,4,.,.,Y1 ,, A Mr V31 Kfmffv yhilsgfr Chin yi ffgqvfs Vfzsfll vvrff Qinif Sliilliw' Eylsin O Bhlf' Kiieil K,VqlvMo7,- rss, ff , Mai-sw grfspsfi-Q Lmpmgf AM V J Biirtff Hamm PAM.: Q,,+a5, Sm 'NMI givin. lYf. ff Cfl 'S 'I' S 'S ff QSC' .lT 'S ' Ti, lfi' 'if Bn Va' V!7'i'1e' L if 'f er S Se' In liven Vanflf-f Law. l17l ,- J, K Afycfqgku :juni W i 6 v 79 89 Hdd on Thursday V l - in ii li Mrs. Ielarwifl Steele seiliiireisgiisx L if,..f'Q1E,1i',Sffliiiiffl gl' Ru falvin Colleoe i rWa9 fB Ram? Chibg w3,f.lm 4 , 4, H81 'Yv r I 1 - YL f 4 ' ,-wffm -111 f. 15, M Q' ,, A ,' L 'f f W f '542x,gQ1. 99 1.2 , :- , .IL ,www 1' V A X l , fs. 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'K I ! xi 1 1 5 5 is 5 4 i 1 5 e Q 2 5 2 2 2 2 1 M S 1 E 5 3 1 i -E 2 E I S 2 ! E e ---.........,........., A CAPELLA CHCDII2 Creston's championship organization, the a cappella choir, proved very popular this year, with requests to appear at numerous events all over Grand Rapids and Kent County. Some of the places at which the choir appeared are as follows: Civic Auditorium, Central High School, Holland, P. T. A. Ban- quet, Radio Station WLAV, Rotary Clulv meeting, Insurance Company, Michigan In- dustrial Education Society, Community Chest, Lions Cluh, School Mens Business Associa- tion, Central Reformed Church, the Shrine Patrol, and the Kiwanis Club. W.. ,c....... -,. M, , .. These appearances were so favorably re- ceived that Frank Sparks, editor of the Grand Rapids Herald, honored the choir with his complete column on the editorial page. To accent their musical performances, the choir purchased new blue choir rolves with gold stoles. In order to pay for their new apparel, they put on a concert featuring the Philharmonic Quartet of Chicago. Again in the annual Creston music con- cert in the spring, the Choir played an im- portant part on the program. offering several selections. . ..:.. 4.-hp-. . .-tv I2 sn Fair rate' C.irl,r,i Pl'-ure. F.g,r'F 'sw' Bed:-r Vosno' l4,1ie Va' lU.fr Raves Cserrrfi, Freitag Sleep H an J, Kosirrlan, T-rr Mali-n To train members in following direction of their leader, and to attain a well-developed singing voice to be used in the a cappella choir is the purpose of the Senior Girls' Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Frank Goodwin. Studying all types of music, the girls sing in quartets or trios each month to gain in independence. lt is from these small groups that members for the second choir are selected. Although this is a vocal music organization, it is in the form of a club headed by Eleanor Barnes, president. Other officers are Betty Simons, vice- presidentg and Dorothy Jackman, secretary. First row: Waters Jaekrnar Datema, Brown, Chase, Evans, Frazee Miner, Beulfer, De Nise, lvlartir, Riopens, Riehrnond Stevens, Ogden, Van Ess. Sc-ersrli row: Way, Hall, Mor 'is Drorikefs Mieras, Slellara Stew Sirrrorser, Alrnir Diel ryan Laci'-er Ma'lre, DH? Karrrrinaa Steam Dayton Bara Raed leo-ns, Haas Tfis. Tcfrd row: Willigrris, Shaw Jonrison, Sivertsen, Wensinlc Johnson, Reimer, Miller, Ncorlf lioek, Dabois Yalres, Marlelt, Ui- Bar':lo,- Thurkelfle, Harrl Van Zytvelt, Jaurdan EH-vis Smith, Moycrolf, Kenna. 22 Sezsci 'swt Paws' MWF, A Vlfasfv-:pr David Jo'es Tu's Vppang Nfvggf Pleure Sfep'-Ps Va' Home pe E'Sc' Jgrngj' Prize Orierli' Hall, Bmw Bfggvgx Brillinger, Born, Arn-arse' Osecga. Trim row: Alle'ir Vander Koa, Store Fuller, Cantrle, Pav'e'se', LDTDLSS' De Pre:-, Stailafa Evars Burriewicz, Salr Q: Nize Sl::a'r, Daren. Va' l-la e'r Breaker Bard De Wi Pa e'ssr Os-e'qa. F3,y'r row: l'lOw5 J, H-Qrjfielr, Harceev Wa'ers, Hanso' OC! ce', Stevens l-la.l Racev, Hana, Risnrrcno, Var Ess, Guy, Thompson, Evans, Weller, Keens Rillenburg, Daferria Way Kazee Bailey. dyke, Fry, Hertiq, Lancer Jacebiw. Sixth row: Chase, Hamilton Hall Morris Frazee, Evans FWS' 'CN5 F 'TCS SVW5' CGTD' Jones, Va' Ou, Marlin, Tilcerar, cell Vance' Laag Parsaea, De gafqscic, Masiefsv Vander l'l'F39V5, Cellar Simorser Vecra Defi Rees Carlvon Barfes, .lacvnaj Varoer Bfcer l-leave, Nerri-es, Donkers, John' Van O'erw, Ttieeew, Tieler so' Koeirnar Wade, Wealen Bvl Oorr, Bolt O'Doralc. Eighty seven voices comprise the newly organized Second Choir. This choir is more than a preparatory organization for the first choirg it is .1 group that works by itself and is capable of taking part in con- certs alone. Members of this choir are recruited from the boys' and girls' glee clubs. They must have registered in glee club and have had some training there. Those who are capable of singing in an advanced group are then selected and placed in the second choir. The second choir made its debut in the annual spring concert with the selections, Ave Marie , by Rachmaninotf, and Land of Hope and Glory , by lflgar. QND CHQIR raw fm- rnm, vena' Diele' 'rar Av-3r.ll Staff Ca L,ier Enafess Honra Klao travis. Var Btvlzfg Visseg K,ser Reefs' Karnmirga, Carlsor. Mariguarat, Carlvor, Hoqenf .l MQW ,Y , 'J SS 1' 1' 'Io further the1r knowledge ot ywhotogr1pl1y mel le 1rn the l11nel1ment1lx ol better ymture fllxlflg., mtl tlexelopmg IS the vurwose of the ClIULfl Cluh xpomoret hy Mr C1err1t WISSLHIIF Il onth tl1e IIS 1 tontext to tletermme vu s 1 n 1 1 vet 1 t rm et t1e ues WILILIFL r IL month t1re !1le ng, lor the ltho ls elon lwy x org,1n1L1t1o11 'lo see the Lllflx rooms ot the x1r1011s members the tlub held monthly p1rt1es 11 the lwoys homes Otflters tor the ye lf were Blll Patterxon prenelent Bol 11rt1s wee vreslelent 1 Ae 11r setret r .md ov Lyneh trenurer f-+I if '.5'yg2 , ' 4 A I 1 r X Lkgfizgyzgz ' 4. , SH ' ' ,S ' ': '. 1 X' - 1 frm Cf-s P.S,,'- 9 4 Q fy, , :L 1, , N, emi. C, nv ff- . , 1 Burl,-f 5' .1 -'J X' 11' P'-H, Her:--S. V A 4, l I '- ltnrlrg 1 5, t1,r', V Q 1 1 ,, ..f 1,.v: Tw, 4-4 Ny, - , .'-4l.1o' Sw'--f'SAS1:' ' I X -f Swv: Cf' 9 VVSJ e'.1j1r,J:fsf-' Lwei. 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Creston was represented on the Alleffity squad by joe Polaksyi guard. 1 tainpaign Creston's basketball tones for the I9-HJ-'41 finished the season with a record of seven wins and sexen losses which enabled the Bears to wind up with the respetstable fourth place berth in the tity league standings. Xwith an array of xeteran material returning. prospetts seemed bright for a sutc'essl'ul season. The squad possessed speed. height and a wealth of good shots. Cio-captains Polas- key and DeYoung led the Bears during the season. The squad played scrappy ball throughout the season. whith enabled them to take sexeral close tilts and pull some ot' the biggest upsets ol' the year. a ,,, 4 GULF Golfing always has held a warm place in the hearts of many Creston- ites and the 1911 golf team representing the Maize and Blue tried desperately to uphold the distinttion placed upon the squad from the previous year. The golfers, coat hed hy Mr. Wfalter Wfood, lost the opening match to Central hy a 7:-1 score. Catholic and the Polar Bears tied at 2-2 apiece in the following event. Union defeated the Crestonites -1-O. The Bears then came through with a 1-0 victory over Davis Tech. ,U Ottawa and South each stroked out 4-0 decisions. Christian was Cres- 4 ton's last opponent. 3 s 1 n rr C mah Woof: Uno 1 t out ff- 0 -.fr ni V f f- - ,,.f'f..p:7 WW- WM -- 1- wg 5,2 Y M 1 U3 . H 5 Coat' Lirdefi. Lit eer-ff: Pol mop aw: Bqioc -' '1z.oles 5 C'eS'z' TENNIS The 1911 tennis season for Creston did not prove highly successful, inasmuch as the team won only one of its tirst tive matches. South defeated the Crestonites -4-1 in the campaign opener. The Bear netmen then defeated Christian 5-2. Catholic whipped Creston -1-1, as did Central, 5-0. Union also proved iictorious oxer the Bears with the score. 3-2. Games with Tech and Ottawa rounded out the year for the team, Lootens and Caukins were shining lights in an otherwise dull season, Q? 123 Seated: Ripma Harrison Miller,Nor+l1oelc, Leitelt, Wood, Tuberqen, Dodge, LCN-ameh Second row: Hawes, Bos, De Roo, Fuller, Verenori, Para, De Young, Mc Gee, De Maagd. Third row: Curtis, Sched, Wil' sen Simons, Shields, New berry, Price, Bresbann Staley. Fourth row: Van Wirigen, coach, Brown, Rose, l-lend' riclfse, Adair, rnanaqer, Bailey Bdlson, Oslori, Yaclels, assis- 'ae' manager. Center: Daviclson 'brows in the stiotfput at the Unim- Creston meet. Lower lelt: In the lead, Ripe-ig rg gl-:own in the low hurdles. Lower right: Norlhoek is broadiumpinq at the Uruiryn, Creston meet. TRACK Creston tracl-cmen may well boast of the splendid record that they hung up in the city circle for the 19-ll season, for the Bear thinclads went through an undefeated season and wound up in a tie with Central in the annual city meet for third place. The Bears started the season off at Houseman Field with Tech High, and defeated the stubborn Vlfildcats by an overwhelming 92-30 score. Catholic Central invaded Briggs Field and also fell before the Maize and Blue .tvalanclie by a 91-21 score. Union succumbed by a 795A5- -QIA, count. The Bears played host to Central in the last meet of the campaign and edged the Hilltoppers 62lyQ to 59lQ. l30l 'Q . tw U- 1 -sur ,vt 4 ,W Fits' vw. A11 P10 f'-- Mer DFVS Polasle, Getwiafi Baflr'yWTo1'1, Bulsre. Second Is: Sviwx Jwngfsn Stvfaniar Vissf-f Vie HIM S'P'?fi Hfrfisoe. Thtffi fu- Mmm vip, Ld'.7'3 C5Cf Va' Luv' tvse' 53,5 T,f:.,f -1 5.,,,,., Cowen Si 'u 'D. Cfmer A'1':ir1 s ire! to Ditch 1' -1 Uwe' Cmstfi' baseball game a' Bffqzs Fifvlfi. Lesser lel': Stoeoels avg Mg mari at first in a Ufiifir Qfogtms clash. Lower riqtt: Bale, is arnoit to swinq. , , . ,. 'Z Q. M, V , 'A .f . 2. ,,,.,. ,mr ' ,, , , , QW, W A ,, , I . H ,G-v? :ff. f 1+ J., T, f' . A .A- .'V'3..,, 'fm N pf, . A0-qi T A 'Q BASEBALL Creston lxiselmllers finished the IQ!! season with a record ot' tive wins and two losses giving the Maize and Blue nine a high herth in the city league standings. Prospects looked good with a veteran squad returning for duty. The horizon seemed even more hright as the Bears trimmed Central 50-5, and Catholic' 9-i for the opening victories. Union then tripped the Bears 5-5 at Briggs. Tech lost to Creston in the best game of the year l-O. Southk Trojans tame from behind to elte out a 15-ll win but Ottawa and Christian hoth took it on the chin hy 6-4 and bi-3 scores. Tournament play wound up the festivities for the Bears in the mad chase for the pennant. lili QW, 1: ' V. ffifa '. I ' , r ll ll Fl'?'V f- Blfit-aft, lniti-,lf-i Nfvnp,-L Damn, www ssiti, owns- v,fQ Bl'T'NS Cielfrtmfi Twfii Seeofm 'ww Cm-P 5f4ys,A,,,,p' 5,,.S,K,hAwv Vdffie Male! Andy Omit:-n B'arn.inN CQGCVW Wintierix Foeult, Man-ifiei Rong, ll1t'Ci tow-I-Van Harem! Millf-', Riprrin, Dodge Hillisl Visse' Holwerrij, Stg-ppf-lg Verwys. ' Fourth fowil Linw-l' Fmw,-f-,dx QWQQN! lruerle, Bailey Dtwiftvmv Klfgnrmrmsgx Bulsm Addington! Hump,-fqnfx MQ GM Lower edt: The fgitfvrg ghfwv in Um fvefce Lower 'ightz C Clib 'imvtf ifiltri a bagbnball Qmwe. l32l i CLUB After A period of two years during whith there was no Activity, C,reston's major letter winners reorimnized the tmdif tional Cluh. Something-tofdo seemed to he the next move of the tluh, with the otittotne tl dante following the Ctttholit Central haskethtill game, sponsored hy the uluh. Following this, CQreston's men held tl gigantic roller- skating party at Ramona Gardens with it large profit the .imple reward. Initiation for itll new letter winners proved to be a harrel of fun for the veterans and onlookers around Creston. As tt final accomplishment the tluh held A fun-packed weiner roast at Iitllaslmrg Park on May 17. it 1 ew' wnA.,,,t 4 -..,.. f IRIS ATHLETICS XX Bowling entluusiasts in the girls' gym, lmving It the pim met up in preparation for a game, I pause to give the photographer Ll nice smile. I I I I I EX GIRLS Stunts, xolley lull. rel.1ys, .ind rhythm were .imong the stellar events ol the .tnnual Girls' Meet held on Mardi IS, I9-ll. Wlith tl march letl hy .t seletted group of girls from the Drum and Bugle torps, the 19-il Meet hegttn with a hang. jean Ballard was general manager of the Affair. Class managers were as follows: Betty Lou Zeeryp. seventh grtideg Elizaheth Chapin .ind Polly Richards, eighth grade: Betty Lou Xvestveer, ninth grade: Helen Addington. tenth grade: Gertrude Vanleloute. eleventh grgideg and Lois johnson rind Bernice Sorenson, twelfth grade. 342 fA,.s, pm, im, ,,l,.. K i,t. :Iwi ,H,t,, Hgqm LCM.. pt. 1 S 5 Q F' sf- l Je's' F' 'sc-arse' Smafes N P s , lf' JJ. ' SA 'ru , 1 eaveerl LH Fv,,,,,t z., .JSE y,,,,,, 3, A Tr' mls 1 '3:-'- gr' 1 13 MEET Thus. in a spirit ot' lun and all-round good will, each tlass strove to prove its superiority hy tompeting in the various sports and activities. The highlight of the evening was the pit- turesque square dance performed hy seventy- tvvo girls dressed in covvhoy apparel and Qolor- ful swaying skirts. Concluding the program the votes were tabulated and Mr, Howard XY'itlsett. principal. presented the awards to the managers of the triumphant seniors and ninth graders. Following this the audience joined the 550 girls in singing God Bless America. Q35 A B. CLUB Vim, vigor, and vitality are literally pass- words in the Aurora Borealis Club for it holds as its main purpose, the promotion of health and the development of an interest in all athletics. Starting off with a success the duh presented the second annual All Girls Rally in which about 600 girls met together for an evening of games and dancing. This year, for the first time, noon dances were given under the sponsorship of the A. B. Club, proving highly successful. Lett above: Girls qather lor bad- minton tournament. Right above: Otticers meet to make olans, Circle: The girls interestedly watch ,3 table tennis match. First row: Oqden, Van ESS, Van Howe Me-ntzer, Niehaus, Mc Gee. Hoque, Second row: Collins, Garloclc, Chase, Command, Soper, Chute, Ballard! Ahnemiller. Third row: Bolander, Bdrch Phillips Linqentelter, Tappan, Scharlow, Klap, lngersol, Bolt. Fourth row: Weill, Johnson, Clay Segard, Madson, Julians, Johnson Molenkamp, Sorengor-, i l36l S 5 I 1 4 1 5 E I i i i fi Hi ii 1. N 4 6 HIKEIQS CLUB Witli .1 hike topped hy .1 wienie fO.l5f .lt Connie H.1ll's l1ome. the Hikers hegnn their hike to illhlililil 1i1111p.1ig11. Iior the tirmt semexter joyte 'Ierry was eletteti president. BCLli.lil Terry. xiee-presidentg Lotux Collier. xet'ret.1ry1 .ind iXi.IFi.lI1 Smith. tre.lsurer. Memorable events of the first xemester were .1 hike to the museum, .in initiation furry All '1 herem Slotiimk home, .mei .1 fiilI'i5UN.lS party .1t j.1t'oh.1 Rippenk home. lfor the second semexter tl1e tluh thowe l1.1trit'i.1 P.1rs.1t.1 .is presieientg -J.ltOi3.l Rippenw, vite-prexieientg Vixi.1n Maloney. wee ret.1ry: .md M.1ri11r1 Smith. treasurer. The mont oirtstantling ex ent of the Hiker! ye.1r mu the D.1ti' odil Prom, .in .tnnunl .1tf.1ir. 'Ihia yerir thin semi-form.1I 1i.1n1e w.15 held on May 2 in the E. C. Buss gym. CITIZENSHII3 eow fudenfs r ar P O I r 5 Glenn government class Crrcle A busy come an the cafeierwa durmg the lunch hour Rug 1 A Morcai school dance sponsored by the C Cub 0 Creator for havrrq The ef eeqa'wo fhe pres mfs Bai! hug sc Arthur un r rs ihe 'rasfe of cerervo res B I : S I ch q, f dlscusslo. In Mr. 'S ' h : ' I . Opooshe page: Mar'ha Dooqe receives ihe cup awa'ded f r I Iarq 5 d N f ' 5? , E de ' of ' h hook G Vher J . ' r Z Here is the Student Council, backing hrmly the idea of good student government, and the Courtesy Squad, helping to keep good behavior in the corridors, here are the Girl Reserves and Hi-Y clubs, working side by side with the great Y. W. C. A. and the Y. M. C. A.g here are the Honor Societies, composed of students outstanding in both scholarship and citizenshipg and here are the Campfire girls, the Amicitia Club, the P. T, A.. and several other organizations - all striving for better citizenship in Creston. Here they all are, placed appropriately under our third dixision, C.itizenship , t ' I F r qr rrn r F fs Ruse Cwu J Juestr V S V a A Four? .1 P usb ny rv.: en v STUDENT CCDUNCIL Under the leaderslnp of thelr sponsor, Mlss Mlrgeurlte lness md thetr presrtient Stulrt Htnsen the btudent Counul dxretted tts tttnrtrcs ot the yetr tow 1rd better student goxern ment Courtesy Intl sltety throughout the yur tre two POIDID whrtlm the btudent COLIIXLII stressed durrng Courtesy Week nth ts mt ti utr As 1 IHLCIIUITI ot trlentllrness between sthools x tmxelrng LSSCIUl5ly xxts formed md exthtnged wsxth LJIIIOH Central md Uttmt during, the setont snmestcr Jr ,M has O E, ,Mn ,X SHZMDBVQX Cfftlir-S, Cz' wary Va- Mtn . S-f'1 1 uw: Dirt S U Pea' Sin, R wfwtt, F'Qw'tx, Cjvpg Cutie-' Zi-ew: C,Mt.Qy SMF' N'c :A-' Cart 'S S',v-esnnf V1-ear'-fs Trot Te , , .ff C': +: Ve :fr '-'e uzwuc-f .f rrvrurtyr Botturv Ftrs' row, Jxqf- , VJ' Hu' tv' Kwhnarers MX-vas Dawg HJ '-' J,r'5,r Vgv Hg ., San, S'er'ge Mono, Fwfz' S:-LCN: 'ow K'g K'3 e', Smoeqe QQG VJ' Eg: Wptvf-v Art, CJVS, Setenq, T, evS, Hof-Rf- 3,MeNervr11 Gefrker. Rm My Mes Efess a.: ,sen ' Thru! za Swersur C. is Ag f 5-9 K Let, 6511 Uffzuugr, Bmw, Aw 1'-'su' MJJ., SU-HL' D: V e:S Btyzfev, ' pw: H vs'-'v H,1.1r'.r5 H fr-rx Rob:-Us D 4 Luth Cute v Srmv, Dr-'rpsh-r L,.j Je' Sjtvgn F'--1' Quh- Pu' fevsu' K'- . , . . t . ,. .. . , . t . , . . , . t . , - , n - . I ,-1 fy wlm t ' I -l y year. .., ., . . r , . . IQ! S-eff-1 H is' 'S f-H' VA Ht., C .S t'.,f.,f gif pr, l ' 55' F . 'Q l ..',' Bi f gs, l., rfggmlv :nfs KRJL Qws Us-V-2 l2,1lt-. Du K 'in HJ! 'S NJHN- +515 K, - t'.ef:,:,-- K--'H' C. s Trfg g.. BNA-f' 31' g ifg.:f5,: C'-'g'.: Hyrfn J33e:':iLQeWe's Fisif' F SJ Q-::.'.::J C FHM gn 3715 Hfryaf W Hadu.,-S Kimi lr- :,S'ef Hue 1,-'ge' Leave .r 3 'J5 f F-me' 1.1 1,-,'.:-' J .'J.:' U J,S, up Amin -- : od. CCDURTESV SQUAD As an rtttiliatte of the Student Council the Courtesy Squad is .ln orginizrttion which stresses primarily the idea of good student government. The stdtioning of students throughout the halls every period of the dgiy enforces good belmvior in the corridors. Miss Mary XWintlt is the lluulty .tdvisor ot' the Scluad, How- ever, e.ich hour is under the direttion ol' one student, the following seven students lveing the managers: Ctrl l7erwerd.i. Lois Goulooze. Martin Thomas, Griice Soper, Robert Harrison. Bedtrice McCle.iry, .ind Bernice Sorenson. On Mdy H the group met tor .1 picnic .lt johnson Park, . , N Mille' V BQSAHP gpm., f, . 33 fer! Vai' awp Kee as SY, -r VL Js Su iivJ' 5 Noor' .., , ,N. K'-'ra as S'-es N la ff-, rf -,f V H T. s S,-' T,,,' .y,6,.:e, N Pads N- H ., V. l :, PA, V J! -A ,c,,, A s.,i. ff., . V. f.: !:..',. M use Te , V31 Ear vi P,:3fv5 flgg' ' S ' v,- ,... 5. ,f 4' P15.- if 5 ,wouse 'ern' Jens: Heersen-5 Mss W:c: VNS' Jai Hop' Sue-eff 3 N Lee SR. l-IQNCDR SCDCIETY One of the smallest groups .tt Creston is the Senior Honor Society. whose work it is to promote scholarship among the students. The group took .ts .t projett the selling of tickets in Creston for Sh.tkespettre's 'I'welfth Night , which was presented by the Clivit Pl.iyers. Members ot' the Society m.tde session room t.tlks urging students to .tttend the play. Members of the Sotiety .tre selected by .1 group of the llttulty on the basis of citizenship, stholttrship, and leadership. Students who be- long to the Society retain life membership in the National organization. Beotuse Miss Anna Lindberg, former faculty .tdyisor ol' the Senior Honor Society. was made the Senior Class Advisor, the duties of sponsor were turned oxer to Miss Cleo Wood. f42l 'i JR l-IQNOR SOCIFTV Guided hy Min l r.int-iw M.1loney, their sponsor, the junior Honor Sotiety tgtrried out many worth-while nttixities thix ye.1r. Sinte Miw Maloney has thtirge of the Red Cross .it Creston. the junior Honor Sotiety took over this work, They tollected articles for CQhrixtm.u whitli they put into hoxea .ind wnt to warstritlten lfngl.1nd. Alxo tit C.hri5tm.is time the group nude tlietlxer-ho.1rd5 for the men .tt the Soldier! Home, .uid xent tgindy to the thildren .it the St. john! Home, 'lo help send .1 delegate from Cimnd Rttpidn to the Red from Cionlierente in W.lNlllDglOD, ID, Ci.. they sold toolaies, HCDIXICRS lf. f.. Buss Cup for lvoys P. 'If A. Cup for girly , , Senior High Serxite Cup for boy: Senior High Servite Cup for girls Ameritan Legion Aw.1rdw Stholdrship Nled.1l , Athletits Med.1l , Attiyities Medal Stholdrwhip Avxgird D, A, R. Nled.1l gm mf' W ,Jeb -brf Yr N. ,My-3 gy, iq'-Q A 1 game, wyffy NN. 3. HU-pf ws r L3 1' 1' Maru Cyn' lnvsnvfs We xl -f. +4 ,S Ty -f DJ: en WJ ,M 7..,,,,,,,,q v .1 My-ws RQLQHS Sub HJ., Ag,'-3-, V, 14' M52 VJ ye. HWS 'he Resewes 'Qld is 'eg Mg, Z3 SR. GIRI. RESERVES I will try to Find and do the best, said each Senior Girl Reserve tliouglitfully at the Candlelight Service which opened the year. In November the Girl Reserves invited the Hi-Y boys in Creston to .1 joint spread held at the Y. W, C. A. The .inmml Girl Reserve Bdnnluet held the spotlight in December, with girls from all over the eounty attending, April marked the 60th lwirthdiiy of the Girl Reserves and the affair was celelvmted by Ll nation-wide lwroadcilst, and vesper servines .ind hirtliday parties held throughout the lgind. On April 15 the Creston Girl Reserves honored their mothers .it .1 Mother-Daughter te.1. ln-Mc-.. A Sea'e'i: Plwe Scan' RVN rr'-er, S'a1,m,B'rr'gsma,Te'kf S' Carrooell. Standing: Harmon, Lvnlb. Thiebout, Waters, Alderinq Taylor, Weiten, Sack, Fo'set- lmgv JON-5! Thine' M35 Matthews, arivisen JR. GIRL RESERVES Pl2E9'DENT5 A candlelight ceremony, banquet, popcorn sales. needlework, scrap book, co-ed night, and a picnic. provided a full program for the junior Girl Reserves this year. In December the girls attended the annual Girl Reserve banquet at the Y. W. C. A. During the year the Reserves kept themselves busy making baby clothes for the Needlework Guild of Grand Rapids. With the co-ed night at the Y, W. C. A., and the picnic and scavenger hunt at john Ball Park, the girls completed their scrap book of events of the year. CLUB One of the newest clubs at Creston is the Presi- dents' Club, which was organized at the beginning of the second semester. The purpose of the club is to teach all presidents and ex-presidents of the various clubs and organizations parliamentary law and pro- cedures, and also to further a feeling of friendliness and good will among school groups. To gain practice and confidence in performing all ot' the four ottices - president, vice-president, secre- tary, and treasurer f every member held each one at some time during the semester. The club is sponsored by Miss Margaret Appelt. 5 H. fefse Hear ,lf' Vi Clean De K: f 3 fi 'ff 'Nm l-4 R QOH Egfr., A--f Ge'-er NSS Azee' 4215 T' 'G 'ff-1 l5 'i' Mere Ca,-i Fa sz Fr' V-tif-tiff' 1 l45l l-ll-V Presenting the Ph-X' boys! 'lhis group represents the reserve squad of the XWoung Nlenk Clunsnan AssodaHon,through uluch theiracnxinesareldanned. To start the year off with a hang, the annualllamestllop,aninfonnaldance was put on in CDdoheL ln hlarch several hoyszutended, and sonic took part in. the Hi-Y - Girl Reserve Cfonf Rxencetu Eaq Congregauonalflunch. On April 19, the Hi-Y entertained the Creston Senior Girl Reserves at a spread held at the YK. Nl, C1 K. I-Ii-Y boys are athletic enthusiasts, their lmwkdhah and free throw'temns hming played in the County tournament. Among thmnsdves Huy conduded a ping pong contest. First M 4 Lfft C H5 lc N , M lie- erar, Tozc Strai, Villef. Tate, Van E11 MH LWB? 3dviS0r, S-'vfanfl ffm. Ui. Vi' DAN' J 'lsfw Melia, lv' 2' Cm vin L-ewes C'-is 1- Mllef Third fgwg Nzcrwg-3: Heesin Gebrand, Hills Var Hattwr Hines Ce Vik: Va Hi'-'Ver Fr Feline hs lx r'f fi-enfin Tlffwvliis Sfntmr Hrsrffief Mifsqt Level' A151 'l'on Dml-N Qnrlw- Tw rm fs' r-lf: gnowr' in lull 5.0. B,+,F,,,v Qfff S us H-: ,fp 54. 4 w 3. cfm- 46l w if ,gi,,, , gli. zu s nuff wa Qmnfi trqg vVt'f.--0 Vg' Hx , FRU'-s K'1,S ,,,.n,. , 'ima A rf ,nn- Wif-r5J Tmnrm Q B vim Stvii' V, T H,,..t., NWN. CNN! tnwf-q,,.'-, A--,M tu, Chmwi' PT. A. lfihttational tiortex in the lite ot' ont youth outxitie the xihoolm was the general theme of the 194071911 Parent7I'eaihet' AN yociation meetings at Creston. On lfriiiayt Deiemher 6, a Copper Carni' val was sponsored by thix organization to pay for glawex for indigent stutientx, Some ot' the xpeakers of the year were Dr. Charles XV, Helsley. who spoke on The Churih as an Iithitational Forte ot' Our Youth , Mr. George Kretnhle. who spoke on XX'hy XY'e Pay Twite XX'hat It Coytx to Proiittce- . and Rahhi Jerome ID. Ifolkinan. who xpoke on Lite Begins At Home, Other topitx tiiscttssetl hy the P. T. A. were Movie Press f Radio . and 'ffhar' after Building Agentiexf' - Q a l l l n 4.-.1 l'or service to the school and community. the girls pre- sented the school with a Christmas tree, and made scrap hooks for St. johns Home. 'df -,Q F-fps i Vrp. H4 p,.S,. C s C 3 Q x, t V4 3 S 5M at Mn, .wr Wi. ,039-3 L,,v inner'-L 39, TEL, - . f, Sewa. AMICITIA Amicitia: tiriendshipf Miss Margaret Appelt and her group of Amicitia Cluh girls have stressed friendship in their activities this year. The main event of the year was the All Girls' Banquet. held on May 15, which featured a style show. An initiation party was held at the DeGratT cottage at Pine Island Lake in September, and a Christmas party was held in Decemher. RX? it X Vt-ro row: Johrisor Fisehey Visser Miss Aooelt, aawscr Jmcms l. B Uocef lei': Clue ouicers ir eontefewe Cee'e': Pars :cf 'he All,6'fls Bae: ' li'-f' f Q pii-'C eeive 'he Christ' s Sealer: inline A Richards QCD lhirg ,.' H3'-ra-1 Centefi ft plans-3 i. i'f,s h WA ffffw adviser, Wnltersy Krffft P Haecrf-r Diners All s ' 10' gauaw-. rp, -.. S t SCIENCE The Science Club. a group of science-minded hoys under the leadership of Mr. Wtllter Wootl. was kept husy during the year with trips, talks. and experi- ments. Trips were taken to the XX'olx'erine Optical Com- pany. the Corduroy Ruhher Company. the Grand Rapids City XX'ater XY'orks. the Filtration Plant. the Grand Rapids Press Building. the museum. and the Leitelt Iron XY'orks. Mr, Martin Van Duesen. of the Niagara Power Company, and Mr. XX'ood gave talks to the rluh. Besides the trips and talks, the group made several experiments dealing with sulphuric' acid and air pressure. M9 Firgt ref. Butler, M1699 Holt Second vfw De Roo PODPWS Smith P'f3'of, Sirrwo'S A'f1f Twird 'cw Miss Adams, ad viier Mfwderna Jaclrfuan Andersen Howard Leffiftfild DDM 5-.Tony Grivelxx Mr Wizket' Dent, Srvrqfis Leltviqa Riel well, Steqpief, Howard, Bb . X D. meeting. CAMPFIRE Among the services performed by the girls during the year were the children's clothing they made for the Needlework, the Thanks- giving baskets for the needy. the jams and jellies made for old folks at Christmas time, and the afghans the girls knitted for the Red Cross. Miss Adams' group faboyej has had a busy year. Otyokwa , meaning, a group of persons forming a single fellowship , is the special club name of the Campfire group under the sponsorship of Mr, Tee-le, and guardianship of Mrs. I. Hall. At Christmas time the girls had a party for their mothers, and contributed to the Santa Claus Girls. The group held several parties during the year. and took an active part in the yearly Council Fire. Qui Gr.: irofr- Nes'vef D, efis Hall Viv Malsm. Kham 'gg Pan Marggrat Er Se Jonfsor Accra: Westvee' S'a'n DJ sos officers: Mrs. Hall, Guardian. i503 Riqtr eener: An fu' 'rote past ff. vvw, Airbus l l -l Ccumwura 5f'r1cf Oessr' '1 Ca F e G'5 J ef rge': Faasea Va' W 'QQ' Drz'-e 'a V 9 TMH, UA C-iff Dfw nw, Pt-MOM tv' 55 Jin Sfvnelwr SDRW, vw cn.-NS Drfli-ny is L CAMPFIIQE Clive Servifef' lfaithfully each Clamptire girl under the direction of Mrs. Charles Day tries to fulfill her purpose in life. Each girl knitted small squares which were later put together for afghans for the Red Cross. The girls also did some sewing for the Grand Rapids Needlework Guild, and made jelly for poor people. Under the leadership of Mrs. Sadie Stowell. thi' senior L1Sl1CfN otficiate at all the Senior High assemhlies during the year. The duties of the ushers are to see that the students till the rows properly in the auditorium, to see that order is kept during the assemhlies, and to see that order is maintained while students leave 5 the auditorium. xa- 1 of Fw' 'CN Vw if S Ve' Cie' Letfrgwvii, S'-'gens h'is'ia'sef .SUN Kfsfv SJ 'J - C,,.,, , T. rf, Ja E C .,. f Q gs Nflfg Nr- Hefravar Ha s Safes SW . Sn I 'YN KWC9' D9 J 3 .fe: ' Mawn, Me C, a . C T' J 'CN' Mrs. STN:-l it fs V's l S es 9 ' rr 51' V1 B ww C LAIWQ Non stliolae, sed vitae cognosci- inns . which tr.1nsli1ted means, not for school we le.1rn, hut for life , was the motto chosen hy the newly organized Latin Cluh, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Sadie Stowell. Starting out in 21 hig way, the Cluh hegan making Creston ilrmhands to he sold at foothnll games. A profit of 515,75 was made hy selling these. Dancing. howling, h.1dminton, and l.llWlL'-lCI1I1lS provided entertainment at Sw vm A fi if ', PF . -'Ziff ',,. gy A5 if-ic, iii,- CLUB the Clhristmas party held in the girls' gym on Detsemher 16, lf.1th memher hrought .1 small gilt. to he exchanged with others. Plans for Latin Wleek, April 21 to April 25, included the presentation of the movie, Ben Hur , to eighth and ninth graders, and itll senior high stu' dents taking Latin: .1 poster and prof ject contestg rind joint exhihits hy the French .ind Latin classes in the show' cases. ' 'ion' paw Jqh- iv' gf if- ,L no s ' E.l .1 CJUJS. 4 'L .A .: - ig 2 43, X:,',: . '. ,VM 'z i -L I 3 ft 4--sg 'SO C VIE un P ' if al 0 -..-f-K - 1 A 1 me Ji' 'i v-311 fc. Qian uf? K Q iiys' dns M . la, ka-1, - .- W 9- 'U 'lg nf ai ip - CCDCDPERATICDN Bewgwz H Y --: wL,e's Qoapein'-e 2' gvwg vw: gm 'eaJ. for Q HJ'vf-S' Hari. riff!! Cfrde Qf,pf.f3'If,' 3? We GFS' M-A-' ' VM- fgdv-ai 3' 3' 13 SNA RIQH' Mawr DQ Ynumq, cmd Bai! -. sf-f grwf- 41c,opHaMCn X,- from Shfh-. Jfwfmsfw, Lola Hafrvqvf .ww Luls Johmscw J' ' one Q' 'VH Swv-vw! JJUQPS, ODD3Sf'P Dqqf-: CGQQMSYIC' ev:-v Q H Jwv: Jw' of Ve bass was v vw :rdf-sfra as MAJ ff- Ta, ff L1-P Mcf : ' ana D+3'1.,:'se' Olav. 3,- ,ll ll- ,f X X X 1 1 Cilguses in high nthool do mufh toward developing .1 stuLlent's ability to cooperate with othersg therefore, we tlevote the following section to Clrestonk clmxen .iuitleiniq intluxtrhil, tommert-i.1l, .intl .irt. As you snoop through the following yxigesi you will proluhly notite the f.1mili.1r fates of your hest fricntlx. your C'l.l55IUglICS, .intl those high .intl mighty seniors, Perhapx you may fintl .1 picture of yourself or some of your 1lL'LlLlL1lflf.lflCCS. cigerly taking part in one of the seveml gihove-mentionetl classes. Antl tlon't forget to look up the pitture of your f.ivoritc te.icher. on the faculty ymigex, l55l l SENIDR CLASS Resolved to make their class remembered as one of the best, the Senior Class of '41 began the year with an election of officers. Following the political campaign of the Maize and Blue parties. Donald Quick was elected president, Donald Gerken, vice-presidentg Dorothy Monique, secretaryg and Dorothy Gerk- en, treasurer. On December 21 the seniors were grieved by the death of their advisor, Miss Marian Spencer. Her position was filled by Miss Anna Lindberg. In charge of Senior Class pictures was Mildred Mellema. june Mad was the senior play selected to be given on March 6 and 7, by the committee headed by Marie Weill. For the third time a smorgasboard party was carried out on April 4. Co-chairmen of the announcement committee were Dorothy and Donald Gerken. Anna Mae jones headed the motto com- mittee, and Mary Cornelissens the colors committee. Chairman of the memorial committee was Barbara Clay. May Z3 found the seniors celebrating Goons' Holiday. Youth and Uncle Sam was the play chosen to be given june 6 for Class Day, and the solemn Commencement ceremonies were held on june 12. ei' Dxala O f,, ,JH D ...Q iw. 'M fiymg D vr M Sagmfjfv M.. D F q - ,wi ,M SE IORS KG Rufh Almemuller onorS ewes l-lnkers CVL ne A ays Qrclwesfr Gr Pe ewes Arlene Allcema Echo Jr Revue ne A Pa 5 r Gr Reserves s er r BeHy Alyea Cover Deswqner Go sa rw A a Bull Anderson Vane Pre. Axrplane Club Bernard Bally Basebal Baslcefbal C Club Poolball Al' Crly Mar+l1a Balmer Hrkers Uslwer O e A Plays l53l I Ruflm Ball Jean Ballard Sharley Barnharl Arrrula oem Ma fls 5 ee ewes, :4 d Mee Revu Pres + Pres C U -14' Bull Barrevoefs fmrpl are Cl Sme nge C ul: Srl l M argaref Belclcer s l-l lcer Male up Con' One Ad Plavs Fr. Play Freda Bender G rls Mee' l.Jlr1 C b Calherme Beulcer Clwowr 0 r s M Vnc+or Bergslrom Jr esy Df ra Glorwa r l-lcnor S June Bernard C Urresy Sq CV' r lvleel Madonna Bird G wrs Gnrs Mae U r lslner Ser or ay Lorraine Beals Me Jeane Blandford CHQ U Y Q CML r Ref U S mor y Vuc+or Blandford Ru+l1 Burgwald Loulse Bolender A A s r C Y H kers Y Lucnlle Bruclcer l-lkes Eff Fl George Buchanan Belly Burmewnez Mary Louuse Boll' A s T Dur Glor a Courlesy Sq Hllwers Pop ,rr l S Grl Reserrf-S Bermce Buhr l-lome Er Spec U Nor alssen hardy 5 year Jack Bulson Baslcelball C C ub Clara Bush urfr-Sy Q S ylee Club Hlkers Margarel Bommelle Oliver Bufler E 0 r rl no Track Sfella Byl Herve EQ Speg ff VYBVYEVQ Cl Chr e Jack Byrne F olball gr Sfaqe Cre Glora Semor Play Jr Revue acxe Mgr One Dawn Cam Gwrls Meer Lulu' Club James Carpenfer Machine Shop DEC lv? Mildred Carr V Y G rs Meer H ad Usrer Glo a Howard Ca ulun ara u :on S aff O es C ut ude L uf 5911 9 Q I 7 .x W . , l f ' CQ r- R ' Ck : sf, .Bu Sl A -A ' Glfvly 5 f bl. -- Senlrv . CMJ, Sw rf Poi, Pay ' Clnglr r , lvl . f Czar' X, Sq. Ad. PGYS Q V, I X Jr. Revue Qre A pu, L M' 4 ' vw '- , , Q' , V ' I ' S. 4' n 4. . Ac? Plays l J l 1. M Am H ' ll Twclrl -Sp Y. l l. r, +, r l Q w 3 i B Q V at Aiqrr r ,l I gh' -V Prfmflrq 7 Soec. l A, Ecyw if wi . re, - A J- f' 'lr ..:: ' ....4 5 I U cg , 5 . ' Hinds . . Gln Mae' :F HBQIA ELA SLK! V A P i ,E 1 -Soei. lr'. lqf. l-lllcers ' ,f7ui,f,,f If D CCL. 'es Sq. rl I .f ha . Y 4 fd? , E K, E ' fl, Orc la ' , ' H'-Y 'cr 'fa Ffeicevs Y l S' r' B: all -Q lerriS 1 fel, SE IORSS1 Frances Charon Gur s Mee' Home Ec pe n Vlrglnla Chrushansen Chcnr Be'H'y Church Courtesy So Grrls Meet l-hlners Qrchestra Speech Sr G-lrl Reserves Margaret Chute Echo urs Meet S Gnrl Re er Sr Usher Barbara C ay Courtesy Sq Hnkers T as Jr Cass Sec Treas oo Itqhts Mary Anne Coe Band Orchestra H301 Lofus Colller Chorr Hrlcers Jr Revue T are-l rc: A535-rTlLly Maxme Dafema Ast Dnr Ore Act Plays Footl ghts Glora l-lnlcers Sennor Play Opa Colluer Chow H lcers VJ 'Y Bull Cook O'ueA l-l4Y E 0 Mary Cornellssens Echo Foorllq ts G rls Mcct Hnlccrs Paul Davedson C ut: Footba ' Track Marlorle Collms I-l e s Jr Revue l. F ub T ud r Q: Mary Culver r ee r Ree Wayne Cummings Atrplane Club Chow Tau Due Mal: rw S ec n Gertrude Davies C urte v Sq Jr Revue Latm Club One Act Plays Travellnq Assembly Mary Command Mee H le Phyllis Davns Echo Typist V . r f ' 'Q , 2 . - S c. X J EXW be ' C I t. . . . . . l ' ' A, B.: Ik r A. B. ' I . Gfrfs ' . Jr. Revue ai, Cl ' 'u f E y Y t ' T velfrg Aspe l,'y Sec.Chcir Jr Revue Sect. St e f Caun cil Settle: Pluv , , , Sv. Humor SMP ty Doorrran 7 Choir . c' Rats EUC T Gt ts M ' ch Sr. Gil s'wes A. B. . . ,gg xx ,4 I . R .X ' 1 l 4- ft ' a re, y f A ' I p . l '. A. B. xyx K l ,ft G' l' kv X I, R .:-fx 1 r. ' s ves s '. ', - I E . s . M Y H ' N Cl ' ' . . A, B. re . . l' c .A . F t 8 Q T fn X rl R C Bea+ruce De Graaf '7- Carnpl r sfer e y Roger De Young o dslw D no Pauline De Jong Glrls Mee' Hllcers Grl Reserves Dorls De Vrues url 5 q Hlkers Honor Thomas Dempsfer Clnonr Courlesy Sq Debale Hu Y Jr Revue Sludenf Councrl Pres lnfer Hugh Track Carolyn De Wmdf rs M Jr Honor S0 lelv Jr Revue url R serv Arlene De Waard Jack De Young l' fi Lawrence Dueleman Ma nne Shop C Baslcefball C Cub fHl'VY7al'l Revue Sensor Play Mar+ha Dooge Amlclfla A S+ Dlr n Senior Play Courlesy Sq Fooflrqlwls Go a Alberfa De Vormer Courtesy Sq Hllrers Sludenl Coun ll Tennus Cuz: AQ' Eileen Dunbar Courlesy Sq Grrls Meel Hulcers I I94l Wallace Eruclrson Glorva J Revue V e es C our Charles Eslelle Doorrnan J Revue One Acl Pays Hn Y Track Team LaVerne Evans Baseball C ub Foofball Walluam Fay Machine Shop Spec lnr Carl Ferwercla C Club Cheer Leader Courfesy Sq Honor So :alles Jr evu Saga Vurguma Fnlluns Courfesy Sq H ad U er Semor Play Hlkers Jr Honor Sorlely D Y' 6 f' 'lf v . . . ic -Pr . In ' Al lc ia l ' A. B. K ge Sr, i . I Jr. Revue I U --- S nlor Pla l- C' - ' Q 4 r. ' ' I Crlolr l P QQ! S ' Gi I ' eel C , Snclelies l C 1 ' Sr. G' e os ' M Cl Courlesy Sq. ' H 4 l Gi 1: Mee' Y Uzhm 6Mri Do, Jr. X s ' A .-O e Ad Plays . W o C fSoeC, c I -- ' I ' l .l I , Soe . lnf. l fi ' ' C. . . R e l e sh, V- J I Pro . Ma V --A Glorl-3 ' l ll SE l0RS l Dons Fisher Girls Meer Hnlrers Sfudenl Councll S Grrl Reserves Mildred Fisher Amucuha Cosfume Com Jr Revue Courtesy Sq Girls Meer Sr Gnrl Reserves Eleanor Forese+lund Amlcllla Halrers Sr Girl Reserves Uslwer Sensor Play Jr Revue Vurgama French Courresy Sq Echo Jr Honor Socuely Jr Revue Sr C-:rl Reserves Sfudenf Councul Doris Gardener Clwonr Courfesf Sq ff! ,Mu-' Jay Garvelunlr Machine Shop Spec Inf l62 qw-r Leonard Gales Ruclrard Gafes Donald Gerken Doro+hy Gerlren C Club Band C Club A Baslrelball l-ll Y Go Us er Servlor Foolball All Cllv Amwclfla Courlesy Pres Fooflxqluls Gy Presudenfs Club Sludenl Councrl Jr Revue Beafrnce Loss Goulooze Goodfellow Inferior Dec SO 'P S er nl Cou les Sq is Paul Gordon Jacob Gm- Clwlf Slaqe Crew Debdfe en or Play Gloria Jr Revue Saga Sensor Play Speech Sfuarf Hansen U5 Mgr SSDIOI' P av Courlesy Sq Courlesy S Debate H' Y Jr Honor SOCl8ly Jr Revue Silence Club Sr Usher Courresv Sq Courfesy Sq Track Wllllam Hanrahan Jr Revue Pres Sludenf Councrl Presndenrs Club Kennefh Hall Eugene Gulles Camera Club x 'R rl . . ASK All ' 5. rl , : P If sq. ' ' Pl K ' l ' lx jr all ' . , , Jr. l-loner 'iffy K p ,. l . l F S . ls l - f-v ' I Q I ar V 1 IIIZQ, I Q I J A I . . :,-, I Q 'i , .Q , 1 V. fi Y 1 ' -' B . .1 ' , ' l f .H , Cl' l . V t rf ' ' 1 l J J J A A P l Loss Harrmgfon Courlesy Sq Foolluqhls Glorna Sen or Play U' Helen Hunsberger 55 nr One Ac? Plays Echo Foolllghls G rs Me l Honor Soc ef: s Jr Revue Saga Loss Hasluns Chow COur?eSy Sq BeHy Hoebelce Al'YllCIll5 Girls Mee Hrlcers Jr Revue er U Kafherme Hoelrsema Chr Coslum Corn Jr Revue Girls Meer Pres Amucme Presudenfs Club Sr Honor Soclely Sfudenl Councnl Fred Hufchlnson C Club Traclc Lols Hazzard Choir Cosfurne Com Frances Hollman Cosrume Com Jr Revue Gifs Meel H lcers G Dwayne Huebner Camera Club Presidents Club Sludenl Courw l e Pres S ne Cub Jean Hufchmson Girls Meer Jr Revue Us er Senior ay Dons Hoag Grrls Meel One Ac? Plays Q-J Jean Jacobn+z Courfesy Sq Echo Gnrls Meer S G rl es rv s I94 Alnce Johnson Hukers Home Ec pec Edward Johnson Jr Revue Leah Johnson Lahn Club Jr Revue Saga Sr Gurl Reserves Lols Johnson Accornp Cholr Amncma Echo Typssl Honor Socnelues Sec y Jr Class Us er Semor Pay :ce Pres Ruchard Johnson Chernusfry Spec ln? Shirley Johnson A B Drum Malorefle Orchesfre H531 ,X Sl J , J , .W ,ly ,Q V I vi 4 . V In ' ' S I c S I J ll l H . ' J' Senior Play sfo em Reserve' V y V xv, ,, y ii V, ' :Q s -V ' ' f . , 'U ' I l ' A J, Q ugh 5 mis, Pla-I Sr, -ml Razer, 2 ,ff f - 1, 4- ' 1' A 1 Y Vic I- . c' nce y 4 ,,I I .,.,s I Ar Q . W Q A . V U I ll Q ' a v' . .-A. B. A R+ Df ae f I l ' e . . . 4 ll w ' PI f, a R 8 Q Anna May Jones Glee Club Girl Scouls SP. RQ'-Q'fDS Sr. l-lore' Soiie' Roberl' Jones Mechanics Spec. lhl. Margaref Karreman Choir Circulalieri Slell 7 Echo Girls' Meer l-lilcers Jr. Revue One Ac? Plays Ernesl' Karvelis Perlecl Alferiderice 7 Years Reifa King Ass? Dir, -One Ac? Plays Jr. Revue Prop- Corrs, - Gloria' Senior Play, Dorofhy Kishman Usher - Senior Play l64l l Howard Klomparens C Club Football - All Slale Fla: illiam Lovell P inling - Spec. lril. Margaref Kolenbrander Choir Courfesy Sq. Sr. Girl Reserves Jeanne Ladewig A. B. Courtesy Sq. Echo Girls' Meer Jr. Revue Sr. Girl Re'-owes Doris Leffingwell A, B, Choir Courlesy Sq. l-lilcers Jr. Revue Laliri Club Sr. Girl Reserve Bealrice Mc Cleary Courlesv Sq. Echo l-lorior Socielies Lalin Club Presidenls' Club Trees. 4Sr. Girl Reserves Senior Usher Genevieve Koll Courresv Sq. Girlsi Meel l-lilcers Be'H'y Linlcen A. B. Amicilia Jr. Revue Joe Lodden Courlcsv Sq, Echo Ji Revue Silence Club Sludewl Council James Krefl' Jr, Revue Lalin Club Science Club Swderil Couric Maxene Mc Farlane Jean Crioir Mc Cormick QMS' Meg, Choir Usher' -ff- Cho A Sr. Girl Reserves PlavS Eileen Mc Gee Execulive Corn. Girls' Meer Sealy -A. B. Vice-Pres. - Foolliqhls Marian Mawby Echo Honor Sociefies Lafin Club Presidenfs' Club Saga Sr. Girl Reserves Sludenf Council June Mc Namara Doris Magoon Gerald Main Foofliqlils Girls' Meer Wood Shop-Spec. Girls' Meef Im, Hilrers Prop. Mgr,-One Ac? Plays James Mailner Bus. Mqr.fJr, H Revue Norma Marris C Club Courlesy Sq. Cam' hcl Girls' Meer Foolball J R Vice-Press-V-Jr. li evue Class Colleen Manning 'lack Mafhews Echo Baseball Horne EC -S ef HCM Club lm- ' p Foolball Marian Menfzer Mildred Mellema A. B- A. B. Choir Marian Melclwer Eclno lypisl Sr. Girl Reserves Courlesy Sq. Echo Typlsl Honor Socieries Sr, Girl Reserves Sfudenl Council 2 I' ., . jf l l Courlesy Sq. Hilrers Lafin Club Sr, Honor Sociely Traveling Assembly h W tw tw in i941 '44 I ia. yu 1 Dennis Mieras Doorman -Jr. Revue One Ac? Plays Roberl' Mieras Hi-Y Roberf Miller Echo Hi-Y Doroflmy Monique Choir Courfesy Sq. Echo Typisl Sec'y Sr. Class Sr. Honor Sociefy Roberl' Mosher Leflerinq - Spec. lnf. Belly Mulder Choir Circulalion Slall Courlesy Sq. Sr. Girl Reierves ISS E 0RS I Lucille Myers Dec. Corn, Srnoroasbord Girls' Mee' Maxine Newberry Courlesy Sq. Sr. Girl Reserves Elois Nieliaus A. B. Clvoir Girls' Meer Jr. Revue Be++y Oclwampaugh Girlsi Meer Pres. Glee Club Snow-Queen Candidale Jean O'Connor Courlesy Sq. Girls' Meel Jr, Revue Mary Jane O'Neill Courlesy Sq Girls' Meer l-lilcers l55l P' Eileen Oom Clioir lsadore Pollicoff Courlesy Sq. J r. Revue Lolabelle Parlridge Foolliqlnls Sr. Girl Reser. s Jamie PeHi'l A. B. Courlesy Sq. Jr. Revue Sr. Girl Reserves Sr. l-lonor Srvcielr Joe Polaslcey Belly Pearsall Choir Girls' Meel Jr, Revue Barbara Pe'I'erson Ari -- Spec. lnf. Lowell Perry Eclwo iGloriaii l-lonor Socieliei La'ir Ciuo Science Club S+uar'l' Pelerson ss., . Baseball Band - Baslelbal ---- All - CMV Courlesy Sq. 'X MC' CID: Jr. Honor Sociew I Frances Powell John Preblo . k Eclio Typisl iigloriaii Donald Qulc Girls' Meer Prop. Corn.-Qne Presiclenis Club Sr. Girl Reserves Aol Plays Pres. Senior Class usher-W Senior Play Uslwer-Senior Play Sludenl Council l l James Rlce Doorrnan Glorna Slaqe M r ne Ac? Plays l John Russell E ho Glorla Honor Soclelves Jr Revue l.ahn lub Science Club Sensor Play Sr Usher Richard Rlpley Lahn Club l-ll Y Science Club Sludenl Councll Jerry Robmson Football l-ll Y Treas C C ub Sfudenl Counrll Clark Rockwell Band Track Harold Sandholm Alrplan Club Courl sy Sq Glorua Jr Revue Travelung Assembly Sfanley Ripley Jacoba Ruppens Band Gnrls Meer us Mgr One Jr Revue Ad Plays Vuce Pres l-lflrers Glorna Alnce Rosendall Courfesy Sq Echo Seed WA r Girl Res rves Claude Rudy Chermslry Spec U Vurgmua Schollaarl' Erho Typxsl Gvnrls Meel Sr Gnrl Reserves Donald Scranlon Cheer Leader Jr Revue Pr s Jr Cass I l I l :, fe A 'F ' 'X , A. B.. . X I X ., .T .V B I 'W I C, .eo ' y H ' - .- ' , N D, K . l - A? ,' S. ' e A l l', 7 . rl Us I' C ed . - , ' ' . ' , 5 . . l I I ' ll l V V l-lo A l' .V A I xl A ' l91ll I' Charlolle Segard Chorr Courlesy Sq Sr Usher Donald Semeyn Ad Sfalf Echo Camera Club Hu Y Jr Revue Sludenf Councul Marlorle Simmons Echo Sr Curl Reserves Donald Slunner Cheer Leader Courlesy Sq Jr Revue Orcheslra Travelmg Assembly Eleanore Slylchouse Cosfurne Mgr Gloria Courlesy Sq nor Socuehes Saga Sr Gurl Reserves Eugene Smn+l1 Baseball C Club l67l SIE IORS Y 104' Lsllsan Smslh Gsrls Meel Tsclref Corn Sensor Play Us er Jr Revue Roberf Smsfh Baseball C Club Foosball Jacls Snyder Grace Soper A Cour+esy Sq Honor Socsehes Orchesfra Sensor Play Speech Sr Usher Sr Gsrl Reserves Bernsce Sorenson Courlesy Sq Gsrls Meer One Ac? Plays Sr Gsrl Reserves Sfuden+ Councsl David Squires l 68 l Jack Sfeed Baseball Bussness Mgr Glorsa r Revue One Act Plays Sensor Play Ralph Succop Cslorsa One Ad Plays Sensor Play Rober+ Sfeed Ba rscl Courfesy Sq arence Sfoppels Baseball C Club Echo Glorsa Saqa cnsor Play Esleen S'l'raayer Cour+esy Sq G-srls Meef Perlecf Alfendance 3 Years Henry Swar+ Band Baslcelball Orchesfra Bsll Sfsclrroe Baseball Mgr Courfesy Sq Doorman Sensor P ay Echo Rufh Slraayer Courlesy Sq Gsrls Meel Clarence S+rylser Band Orchesha Sensor Play Beulah Terry Amaleur l-lour Band Courresy Sq Gsrls Meel l-lskers Jr Revue Rober+ Shehl Courfesy Sq Glona Sra e Crew Revue One Ac? Plays Sensor Play Joyce Terry Amareur l-lour Band Coursesy Sq Jr Revue res l-lslcers Marhn Thomas John Tlmmer BUSV' S VU Donald Vander Male C R fue Basker al! Sfaa Cre Vrvuan Tuffs C U Yesy Sq Gurus Mee Mereddh Tyler O Sv Q G r Mee H Hers Jr Revue J H norSOc1e Re e Beri' Vander Werf r GP Mary Ann Tock Frederick Todd Ccurrasy Sq or Jeanneife V a der Gelssen r Me r Wnllnam Vander Mass Golf H Y Jeanne Van Dorple u Qsy BasebaN C C ub Mqv Baukefbd Lorrame Van Dy e Chou 'HMS I I 1 I Ru+h Van Dyke Courtesy So GWee CME S ee h Wrnmfred Van Dy e A s ' D r Glorua Courfesy Sq One ACT P'ays s er Fred Van Dyken rmrmq D6 n Adnan Van Haren C Cub C er Lead Cc a Jr Rerue Ore Ad pa Norman an Horn Wo dshcp S ec I BeH'y Van Luyn PM Mee' S e C GT fli 691 rg Q Q Q 2 Co . Ae w - I I S':'1Of Wim Senizr Pb, Jr. Hin Sade ' ' F N CLu sS, Sq. HLY HEY A Y Y lv ' ' h s' I. Q C V I n- fa Uh fJr!. Refue . .1 1 ' I Hilfem Gi We ,Q Jr. Refue s , P. . S CA Y f, 9 C4ur'e SA, r ll W' W 1' , 5, 'X r, 2 ' 'Y - Sr. GW 5 Nei . I ' er rf M C lub Hi Y k Jr, e Mgr. h Crt CC 1 Sq. FCOVT I 0 . nf, C :Jr G' . SE IORS I fs 5 1 Lois Van Oflen Courfesy Sq Jr Honor Sociely Sr Girl Reserves Sr Usher Loss Van Sluver Choir Courlesy Sq Eoofliqhls arold Van + Hof Gloria ne Acl Plays Mary Van f Hof Courfesy Sq Echo Typisf Sr. Girl Reserves Treas. - Amicilia Ray Verwys Baslcelball C Club Go Hi-Y Lois Jayne Viergever Echo Typisf Girls' Meer Jr. Revue Sr. Girl Reserves i7Ol Ru+h Vmcenl Girls Meet Jr Revue Sr Girl Reserve Lois Webber Courtesy Sq. Hilcers Sfuclenl Council Evelyn Arfhur Visser Vnnkemulder Baseball Amicuha Baslcelball Jr Revue C UE' Gordon Wagner Band Orcheslra Eleanor Walendzak Coslume Chr One Ac? Plays Foolliqhls Honor Sociehes Jr Revue Library Page Roberl Weersing Airplane Club Science Club Ches+er Walfers Sol Science Club Beafrlce Warner Arnafeur Hour Choir Gloria Jr Revue Marie Weill Courlesy Sq, Echo Typisl Drum-Maiorelle Glee Club Girls' Meel Jr. Revue Sr. Usher Marian Visser Echo Typist Glee Club Jr Honor Soclely Cv rl Reserves ec y Amnci aa Alma Weller Courtesy Sq. Echo Girls' Mee? Saga Usher - Gloria l I , .1 fj II Ll N31-rt, ff' Roger Werlz an Nall Conte .lr Revue One ACT Plays Orclweslra Sensor Play Jean Woodslra Glrls Meel l-llkers Home E Spec lrwl yi x Kafhleen Weslra Girls Meer Tlclcel Com Senlor Play s er .lr Revue Russell Wnlllams l.ell'erunQ peg n Dorolhy Wulson Echo Typlsl Make up Com Jr Revue Us er Sensor av Belly Woolperl CllOIl' r Gu Reserves s er .lr Revue l-ln Y Jr Revue Belly Wlersum Glrls Meet Glee Club l lIR6VS Lllllan Wolbers all Wood l-ll Y Track Melbourne Worfel C Club Chow Foolball Ardella Wlefen Home Ec Spec lrf Delberf Yakes Band l-ll Y I' l94l of Qs Unable fo graduale nh 1 ear class b use ef e tered the serv of 9 country are from Top lo bo+fom Herberl Way Fank Bass d Ed a d Former all ol whom a e ln The Nafronal Guards Class Colors Blue ard Wh? Class Mono We Can We Wall Class So M rar Menlze ard Beu all Ter y y ard NO PICTURES Hollis Brnlllaari' Joe Gabrlcl: John Mmnema Euleen Nobaclx Vera Porler I7 UINIDERCLASS X d 'sw SS X A S 3 A Monza! Gay' w Q CV'?S'Z' sm M 4. nife pifv- 'Qs 4 BW' Ola san' 2' ZZ X 'fl- z' X X X X x x X Rx .N S x ' x X 'x 8 1? ie, ,. M Jer, onsioent, ap, vice esiaert Sullivan, treasurer-3 Day, secretary. J 'io' Revue Committees. Seated: Butler, P ll-os, Day, Chadwick. mae' el! Sullivarx A air. JUNIQR CLASS Organizing under the able leadership of Mr. J. Rens, the junior Class of '42 elected the following officers: Ray Miller, presidentg Virginia Klap, vice- presidentg Barbara Day, secretaryg and Irving Sulli- van, treasurer. !,f'X First on the calendar of class events was the dance - J held after the basketball game on December 15. J, uf To raise money for the Revue, the annual junior 74 Amateur Hour was presented on january 22. Something new was started this year when all juniors so desiring were fingerprinted by the Grand Rapids junior Chamber of Commerce, Humorous skits and colorful dances, intermingled made the junior I8 a huge success. with several specialty numbers, Revue, held on April 16, 17, and With the profits of the Revue, tained the Seniors at a Prom held patriotically decorated gym. the Juniors enter- on May 24 in the Fay Adalr Belly Adams Phyllrs Adams Norman Addunglon Edward Albrrghl Jack Alluns Donald Baar Valerre Balcer Ruchard Barnum Wrllard Bergsma Julrus Blymrer Vrrgrnra Bool Jack Bohn Norma Boll Jack Boonslra Lorrarne Brown Lucrlle Brown Calherrne Buell Geraldnne Buell Sally Burch Evelyn Canllle Karen Carlyon Arlene Anderson Belly Lou Anderson Eunrce Anderson Frank Andrews Belly Brshop Palrlcra Blaclrburn James Blandford Kalherrne Block Mary Bouwer Wrllram Braman Warren Brandebury Kennelh Brown Jerry Buller Elrzabelh Byl Dorolhy Byle Dorolhy Cahill Jaclr Chalmers Dons Chase Maynard Carpenler Belly Chrnnomlf Rulh Carr Belly Churchullx Wm Chadwnclr Pe Clemens 'Eugenie Conran 99Y Teresa Cobb Lols Cole Alwyn Coleman Roberl Collins Helen Cummnngs Roberl Curlns Mary Daniels Roger Davenporl Lawson Davidson Phyllis De Bree Gladys De Bres Leonard De Bres Rulh Decker Janel De Graaf Harvey De Mann Belly Devereaux Belle De Vrres Eleanor De Vrres Donna Deweerd Gerald Dupler Vrrgrnna Elhns Douqlas Evans Garda Evans Dorolhy Faasen Marvnn Flanders Barbara Fuller Cryslal Fuller Dorrs Fuller Harry Fuller Donald Gebraad Marvrn Geldersma Marran Gerow Cryslal Gsllespne Marlorue Gray Helen Green Roberl Cooper Rosemary Cordes Edward Courler Roberl Davrdson Mary Davis Barbara Day Rose De Barlolo Belly De Korne Marne De Korle Marne De Lool Wendell De Maagd Donald De Young Rrcha rd Dodge Edward Dryer Thelme Ducavas Wrllram Fay Jean Feulz Doglld Forllr J 5 Roberl Frscher Lloyd Fuller Helen GGDYICR Jeanne Gallagher Lucille Garlock Forresl Grllespre Mary Grngrrch Henry Glass Jack Goulooze Barbara Hall lack Hall Dorolhy Groeneveld Kennelh Hall Barbara Haas Therma Hall Charles Harrrson Lela Hamnllon Roberl Harrison Arlene Hand Marylynn Harroun l75l I K El-EVENTI-l GRADE 3 4 i ,- , I Q ,S I 3 'IQ af 1 - ' 'P' ,- L x' X ' ' ' if l - . I . WL' . 'QF' 1 ' 1 M, ,- -F g . 2 ' , V - 4 -1- -1 ' . LA. , ,. 4 x V 'x V ,I x 4 rn, Y . N xX ' . . . . . A ':'l' A A z ,,w:,:A , 'F V ' A J '7 ' Q 3 4 ' WHA . 3 VE' 0' 7 f I , r 4 4 f w e : A- B - ' f 1 .E W .,,, -Y L . , 3 , X 1 A if l 4 ' I V , , I I A K ' - .1310 . a I x I9 V 1 ' ' 4 4 t . N . f . ,gm -. ' A1 ELEYENTH GRADE I O Irene Hari' Henry Haynes Doris Hedberg Alberfa Helden Mary Herh Male Hnslop Joan Hoque Kennefh Holmes Vnrgnnla Holmes Fred Holwerda Gordon Hunsberger Irene Husar James Hyde Connne Inger oll Doroflxy Jaclrman France Jones Jeanelfe Joyce Rulh Juluans Mariana Kalsbeclr Eflwel Karvells Carlyle Kung CaIl1'een Kung EIl1el May KUIGCL Slwanna KUIECL Doroflny Kunpers Rosena Lamplnear Jaclr Larsen Josephine Larson Donna Lawrence Huber? Llnlrfleld Thomas Loolens Eleanor Long Dale Lolhamer Wnlllam Lowe Arleen McConnell Dorolhy McGarry James McKay Russell McLaren Ella Mae Mc ueslon Jesse Merryman Wulllam Meyer Howard Mnddlelon Russell Mleras Donald Muller Jean Molenlramp Evelyn Moll Donna Monscluen Phyllrs Mourer Lorraine Musle Ru'fl1 Nnehaus Joe Norlhoell Pefer Norher Donna Oberlin Helen Ogden Don Paflen Jack Fallen Wllllam Paflerson Margarel Pallerso Neva Peferson Mary Phllllps Jean Po ey Donald Pollle Guy Racey Roger Reames Rober+ Reed'I'1 l7Gl Lnllnan Herman Lounse Herfug Roberf Hensclw Donald Eleanor Hoover Barbara Howes Cloah Hudson James Hulsapple Mary Jean Jager Edward Jensen Lorranne Johnson Mary Ann Johnson Alnce Keelan Vlrgnnna Klap Margarel' Koerf Arllwur Kimber Donald Laansma Vwlan La Bree Jaclr Laman Mary Lambers Mary Llndenllmal Emelune Lunderman Lows Lungenfel+er He en Luiz June Lyons Pafrucla McBrnde Madeline McCann Dorolhy Madsen Vnvlan Maloney June Marhn Benderf Mellema Elleen Muller Ray Muller Ben Mol Marlon Mol BeHy Myers Wesley Myruck Margaref Nellusf Donald NewIon Chrnshne Oom Maynard Ooshng Helen Osborn Gary Palma Charles Peferlnne Howard Peferson Carol Pelerson era Porfer Herberf Posf Georgua Prnce Carl Rlclmards John Rnemer Doris Rach lb' I, r . H.,,. i ' In IS l Roberf Lampen William Leilelf Q I . . I 1 Wllllam Riley Cornelius Rlppens Helen Roberls Eugenia Robunson Rex Robvnson Nancee Rockwell Edward Rose John Rosendall George Schad Dorclhy Schaendorf John Snmmons Barbara Scharlow Roger Schullung June Scranlon James Shnels George Slykhouse Herberf Small Anne Smnlh Efhel Smlfh Forresf Smnlh Shlrleygean Sparks Earl Spoors Bessue Squures Marhn Sladl Robert Slanley Rae Sleuls Barbara Sfelmle Roberl Slellema Dorolhy Slevens Roma Sfevens Roberl Sfoulen Vurgunla Sfoullesd Don Sfrope Grace SfTUIk Jacqueline Suflon Eugenia Slverlson Celesle Tappan Jack Tale Bud Taylor Arlhur Ter Molen Jessve Ter Molen Joan Ter Molen Wnllnam Terry Roberl Thaeboul Harry Truckle Wllllam Tubergen Gloria Tuffs Fred Van Assen yk Rlcha rd Van Blooys Thelma Skinner Joe Skrabus Teresa Slocum Harold Smulh Loss Ann Smllh Marian Smnlh Mary Ellen Smllh Kafhryn Slarn Marulyn Slearns Edward Sfefanlak Lenore Slehouwer Lons Slevenson Charles Shehl Norma Shnson Orva Slocklng Jeanne Sfrunk George Sluyvesa nl Irvnng Sulllvan Maurice Taylor Frank Teffl Gladys Teffl Nancy Terkeursl Barbara Thompson Ins Thompson Roberla Tlmmers Jo Anne Tcnles Marne Van Ess Rolland Van Halfum Gerlrude Van Houfe Joan Van Heulen Calherme Van Slee Eleanor Vander Laan Beverly Van WlngenJohn Vander Laan Margarel' Van ZalenHenry Vander Linde John Vander GlessenMarlorleVanderLlnde Roberl Vanderhelde Nell Vander Male Arlene Vls JosephmeVanderS+el Berfha Voshol Jack Venema Rela Verlm Jerry Warren Marne Washburn Janice Wafers Vurgsnla Way Robert Wescoll Roberl Wllloams Irene Wnlluams Peler Wmlers Theola Wolverlon Barbara Wood Florence Woodbury Mlldred Vugleveen Rufh Wagner Gerald Weaver Eslher Websler Phyllus Werfz Robert Wnlson Mae Wolbers Earl Wolford Bernice Zagunny Belly Zeldam lvan Zimmerman l!7l ELEVENTI-l GRADE! f' fr Mariorie Sfowie Donald Sullivan TENTH GRADE Helen Addinglon Barbara Aldering Joan Allchin Beverly Anderson Lola Gene Bailey Barbara Balbach Anna Barker Eleanor Barnes Bee Beulcer Mac Blener Donald Biggs Carl Blachall Barbara Bolender Joan Bool Jack Boss Garold Brenner Lours Buffam Carl Bulson Delores Burmewucz Ben Bush Florence Carpenler Wnlllam Carpenler James Carr Wayne Cavner Rober+ Clawson Clunfon Cllne James Coleman John Command BeH'y Dafema Roberfa David Loss Davidson Kerfh Davis Ben Decker George Decier Mary De Hamer Johanna De Korre Floyd De Shane Lucille De Wrndl Sarah Drelman Shirley Dronlcers Harold Du Boas Newfon Dulzes Leairlce Dupler Bonnie Evans Maxune Evans Alfred Feufl Dorofhy Frazee Evelyn Freeman Dan Frreberg Ralph George Evelyn German Phrllnp Gordon L21 BeHy Averill Fred Averill Belly Baas Orva Barfholomew Helen Bergsma Jane Bernard Luculle Bloclr George Blum James Blymne Eva Brllllnger Bernard Broelrema Wilfred Brown Herberf Bufferfield Fra ncls Byrne Befiy Cahill Judlfh Chadwick Russell Chaffee Roberl Cherry Elame Conover Jack Daly Roberf Daly Charles Day Vnrgrnua Dayfon Jay De Boer Henry Demmlnlr Maxnne Dennis Vrvlan Deni Gloria Dralre Vrvlan Dray+on Alvun Elrlrens James Em pure Dorofhy Endres Cryslal Frnch Marne Flfzgerald Jeanne Forher Vrrguma Frrlc Dorofhy Ga brucl: Gordon Gravelyn Jean Greve 4 , ,i J gr 0 3 I . ,f . . . r Xl 4' - A 1 4 y 3 .v I: 7 JI y M -T 3 q ' J 4, yr - . . . A w X . . 41 5 J' 13 . . J G - 'Z ' 4 4' -8 13 - - 3 4 A 4 ,Q . . . . Jr 'Q . I 4' a 2 - - J Arnold Depung Keifh Dodge 4 : J, 5 .1 . 'T 7 sv 5 1 3 .- . . E V 8 4 AF: S A 1. . n . 'xx , BJXENXW l y J J 4 6 . .. . hi ,Ea ,Q 4 4' I I 'Z' ' Q F . , A A . ,M TENTI-l GRADE uenhn Grewals BeHy Growe Howard Growe Lola Guy Kafhryn Harb Kalhryn Hargreaves Kedha Harmon Jean Harlman Helene Hobby Halhe Hogendylm Lounse Howard Paulnne Hubrechf Roland Jacoblh Barbara Jager Barbara Johnson Edward Johnson Russell Jourdan Josephine Kammlnga Irene Keen Peggy Keena Jack Klap Belly Klune Mnllue Klomparens lsadore Kleaman Fadalus Krueger Isla Mae Kuzee Thelma Lawrence Leslre Lewrs Roberf Lelfell Ar+hur Longcore Loss Lyon Roberl Magennls Bernice Mann Enleen Manlre Shlrley Mannlng Dons McFarlane ClIHOI'd McMann Paul Messer Frank Meulenberg Jack Mosher Donna Mulder Roberf Myers Sfewarr Myers Harry Oosferwall Ray Orrm Dor Osc nga Palrucla Parsaca Davnd Pe+erson Kafhleen Pe'rerson Margarel Puerce Fred Pleune Lorraine Pleune Conme Hall Consfance Hall Royal Hand Norma Jean Hawhns Gllberl Heermga Jacquelune Hull Paul Hunsberger Clmfon Hun? Nornne Jacoblh Ernuly Johnson Bob Jones Maxine Jones Doro+hy Kempf Dorofhy Kersles Dorofhy Klap Sarah Koehn Abraham Koorman Lewis Kramer Ivan Lawyer Lorraine Leonard Roberl' Lynch Ruby Mac Farlane Joan Madges Prlsculla Marhn Dons McClain Lorraine McCla1n Lenore Mreras Jaclr Muller Helen Moms Marhna Norher Don Newberry Norma Olson Nancy Osenga Alva Oslln Norma Oslrom Ralph Peferson Roberf Peferson Margaref Purchase Marvnn uay l!'3l O . . Mark Kuhn Belly Lee fafcf, 7,7 . ' O TENTH GRADE Charles ulck Arlene Racey Lucille Randall Joseph Ra+hbun Luculle Rlclzefls Kennefh Rspma Nellie Ruppens Gerald Roberls Henry Rosendall Frank Rosenzweng Peler Roslcam p Lorraune Ryke Vlolef Scrnvener Roberf Scranlon Max Shaw Jaclr Srdor Donald Slocum Belly Smn+h Madeline Smllh Marlorle Smlfh Richard Sleenlaergen Jack Slegmeuer Florence J Siem Olnver Slemforf Arfhur S+ou+lesdyk Llllnan Sfrohpaul D O luclz Ned SlUIl5 Marqaref Thompson Harry Thurkelfle Jack Tool Ronald Troosl Charles Vachon Doris Van Belzen Daniel VanderBroelr Margarel Vanderhoff Wllllam Vander Veen Loss Vander Woude Jack Van Dyke James Van Dyie Pefer Van Hunsen Wayne Van Leeuween Johanna Van Loon Wm Van Luyn Marqaref Verwys Shirley Vns Irene Visser Roberla Way Richard Weber Charles Websfer Bud Wlersum Norman Wnllnams Roberl Wmlers lUUl Delores Rawson Bruce Reames Thelma Reed Ralph Roberls Roberf Robinson Rlchard Rose Roberl Sage Duck Scanlon Dorus Schesfeg Roberl Simon Belly Slmonson Clarron Srverlson Lloyd Soper Loulse Spahr Clifford Spangenberg Berfha Sfephens Orlue Sloclung Ralph Sfolr Pafrlcla Sweef Hugh Terpennlng Frances Thompson Florence Tulnslra Rulh Turner Don Vachon Anna VanderJag+ Marian Vander Kooy James Vander Llncls Jay Van Dylre Roqer Van Dyle Arfhur Van Eck Joan Van Nlalsen Mary Van Oflen Joe Van Zyfveldf James Visser Lorranne Vnsner June Warren Theodore C Weull Eldona Weller Edwnn Wolbers Eugene Yalres Q. ..S' Aclalr Ted lbrechl Peggy Allchnn Rulh Allebaugh June Allen allard ue a Shnrley Ballulal Pearl Banks Juannla Bard Charles Benham Gus Beuker Edward Bird Lealrlce Blackbll Harry Bonl Loulse Brooks Burl Brown Carol Brown Jean Brown Roy Brower Poger Bullock Mary Ann Burns Grace Bush Wllllam Buller Ellzabelh Byker Flame Cambuer Karen Campbell Lorraine Candela Vnrglnza Caplaun Lllllan Carlson Manly Caukln Mary Chamberlam Roberl Coe Celna Cole Vnvnan Coller Belly Cooley Fred Cooper Roberl Cordner Belly Cornell Doralee Cuddunglon Doris Dean Theodore De Mayer Barbara De Nuse Roberl De Roo Eleanor De Roo Mary Downs Alberl Dozema Sally Dubols Rolaerl Dunfee Harold Ensner Don Frlebergsr Alice Fry Maxine Gallagher Paul Geldhol Phyllrs Gibson Gerald Gilman Edward Gravelyn Geraldune Hall Barbara Hamlllon Muchael Hanrahan Alvura Hansen Rlchard Armenlroul Blame Bailey Helen Baker Margarel Balk Frances Barker Don Barlholuc Dorus Basorn Elaine Becker Jack Bos Jeanne Bos Ellsworlh Brenner Duck Bresnahan Roberl Brumsma Loren Brunsvnk Marilyn Buck Roger Buffurn Helen Cahill Palrlcla Cahill Jean Caldwell Floyd Calkins Eslher Carlyon Gladys Carpenler Clara Carr Hazen Carr Eunice Colluer Jack Colllgan Joe Colluns Jack Cook Belle Culver Jean Dalema Mnnme Dalema Vnrguma Dauser Roger De Young Harruel Den Boer Arlene Donker Norman Downing Donald Elenbaas George Farra Don Farrunglon James Foley Elmer Gales Jean Geldersma Margarel Glass Barbara Goulooze Elaune Hancock Davud Hanrahan Marlon Hanson Marlorue Hanson NINTH GRADE if NlNTl-l GRADE Pearl Hansen Roberl Head Bernice Heemslra Claylon Helmer Nancy Hendricks Max Heuvelhorsl Roberl Higgins Roger Hileman Marguerlle Hill Dorolhy Hoeve Frank Hunl Doris Hulchlnson Palricna lmpens Neil Ingersoll Bealruce Jacobllz Lucille Johnson Marie Johnson Maude Johnson Roqer Johnson Paul Joldersma Marlorie Karsles Jeanelle Kenser Richard Kell Shirley Keller Norman Kelly Earl Knulson Mary Kooiman llene Koon Lee Koonlz Tom Kraai Gerlrude La Bolz Charlolle Ladner Rachel Lambers Rollin Lamphear Ted Langeler Roger Hendricks Rose Hendrikse Barbara Herlig Belly Hesselink Shirley Hohendorl Belly Hoogerhyde Beverly Howard Orville Hoxle Belsy Jansma Bernard Johnson Donna Johnson Lloyd Johnson Irvin Jones Donovan Joslin Maxine Jourdan Marlorie Kahler Therese Kersles Virginia Kiel Rulh Knapp Junior Knoll MBYIOFIG Krell Arlene Kryger William Kulper Marvin Laansma Kellh Larsen Gloria Lauren George Laulenbac Ellie Lee Mary Louise LelllngDorolhy McCormick Laura Lindsay Barbara McGarry Barbara Locke Joe McGee Gordon Lucasse Belly Mansfield William McClymonl Joan Marquardl June Markus Roberl Marlell Dick Maslers Mary Maslers Erma Meyers Joyce Meyers Lee Meyers Clifford Mieras Erma Muller Jack Moroskls Beverly Morris Russell Myrick Isla Mae O Donnell Lee O Donnell Terrance Olson Arnold Pagel Wllllam Palma Dick Palmer Marie Pallerson Rulh Pallerson Roberl Pallison lv2l William Maycroll Roger Meeuwsen James Melcher James Merren Geraldine Muller Eleanor Miner Marilyn Moll Eileen Morgan Barbara Nielsen Elhel Oberlin Frank Oslin William Olle Lola Bell Papke Carol Palow Wallace Pearson Berdan Peck la Charles Perry Roberl Pelerleun Arlene Pell Edward Pellnl Vnrgll Phelps Duane Prnce Jael Racey Mnllucenl Randall Phyllls Randall Jennie Ranes Palrlcla Rllenberg Juluus Rrpley Eslher Rllzke Edwuna Robinson Edward Roclrwell Connie Sampanes Loss Scheele Edwm Schollarl Belly Scoll Jean Seys Dlcl: Smulh Roberl Smllh Jack Slaley Karl Slaven Charles Sleed A D Sloullesdyl: Jenme Sloulgesdyk Joan Slover Jaclr Slraayer Lois Slruuk Eliza bella Terlreursl Rosemary Thueboul Edna Tlclrner Palrlcua Tllus Chrlsllne Van Holslyn Lucille Van Houle Bonnie Van Houlen Joe Van Ollen Rlchard Van Oord Rulh Vander Jagl Loss Vander Kooy Barbara Vander Laan Jean Va ndervoord Jean Vaughan Herberl Voshol Daniel Wade Joyce Wade Margarel Wademan Barbara Waldmlller Jean Walrous Duck Way Jay Wensnnk James Whale Shirley Wnelen Allred Wnlkens Corrine Wnnlers Ralph Wood Marne Woodhouse Nellie Worsl Vuvlan Wrlghl Roberl Yachels Mnloune Pierce Roberl Poelman Edwin Porler June Posl Wulluam Raynes Adelune Reclor Maurice Reed lrus Richmond Barbara Ronkema Anna Marne Rose Arlene Rowe Annalred Saclx Sally Shaw Raymond Sherman Nale Slacl: Bealrlce Smulh Belly Slellard John Slevenson Frances Sloclrs Mary Slone Vnrgnnla Sullon Shlrley Swarl Marilyn Taylor Frederlclr Ten Hoor Janel Tompknns Fay Townshend Jacquelyn Van Hallum Palrlcla Va n OSS Eloise Vanden Broelr Madelune Vander Breggen Cllllord Va nder Hell Vernella Venema Jack Ver Heulen Marvin Vlergever Charles Vnsner Bonnle Warber Chrls Warber Elaine Walers Roberl Walknns Richard Weslrale Belly Lou Weslveer Ella Wulluams Jeanelle Wulluams Wenona Woodhouse Belly Worpel Harry Zeeryp Duane Znmmerrnan NINTH GRADE . . . W Elaine Thomas Bernard Tuinslra EIGl-lTl-I GRADE Helen Adamson Susan Anderson Ellen Alberda Louis Andrews Connre Albers Bonnle Arends Gordon Alderung Rober+ Aushn Charlene Ammerman Yvonne Baas Jack Baker Elma Balfufar Francis Barber Howard Bergman Tom Boorsma Dorofhy Brabb Norma Brlllrnger Howard Broekema Luella Brooks June Blackall George Blass lzola Blough Warren Bolrhouse Norman Brown Waller Bruce George Burr Connie Bufler Gwendolee CarlbergEllzabel'h Chapm Lyle Carr Rosefra Carroll Thelma Carfer Bernard Cavner Glorla Cornell Donald Cory Kennerh Cross Jacklyn Davis Lows Dean Wllluam De Groof Rufh De Mann Norma Denfon Norman Denlon Earl De Neuf Harry Drozd Berry Du Boas Marne Ducabage Shlrley Dudley Mrldred Ekkens Gerald Felax Wulma Ferwerda Berry Feurz Donna Frke Harry Fllklns Kelih Frasler Lyle Frede Lynn Frede Roberi Funk Carl Garlock Frank Grover Vurguma Growe Louuse Gruesbeck Duck Haas Arlene Hall Rose Hewarfson Roberf Hlleman Roberr Holfz Roberi Hoogerhyde Joyce Howard Charles HuFFman Harley Huhfman Berry Humphrey Lorralne Jackman Arlah Johnson Dorns Johnson Sruarf Johnson Alvrna Jones Nanda Kerby Dorofhy Koolman Edward Kosier N341 James Chassee Charmaine Chrnnow Roberf Chrusienson Frank De Barrolo Roberf De Bruyn Jane De Fouw Gordon De Graff Alrce De Shane Thelma De Vrues Roberl Dnamond Mary Ann Drolema Belly Elcholh Eugene Ensle Margarei Fales Roberr Farum Louise Flrzgerald Joyce Flmr Emalean Forserlund Carolyn Fox Joyce Geldersma Richard Gnbson Dorofhy Goodfellow Charles Gorslu Roberr Hamnlfon Frances Hansen Berry Jane Herden Dorofhy Heller Annabell Howe Paul Hubrechf Clyde Hudson Dons Hudson Pauline Jager Kennefh Jansma Pearl Jensen Dorolhy Jerrlls Rurh Jones Rolaerf Kahler Gerald Kasrerlnne Donald Kung Shirley Kowalski Charles Kramer Charles Kubrak Douglas La Foresf Benny Lamberls Phyllis Landsfra Mariorie Langeler Joyce Larson Geraldine Leflinga Ciinlon Lindhoul Jean Livingslon Richard Loomis William Luclrey Marian McKee Arlhur McMann Mary Lou Mieras Ca vin Mi er Leo Miller Mary Morlord William Morris James Mosher Donald Moss Judilh Mulder Roberl Oberlin George Oberlin Neoma Oosse Harrier Osenga Jean Overbeclr Sophie Preblo Norma Proclor Roberl UICR Marian Ranes Doris Reed Raymond Russell Isabelle Savage Ralph Schoegle Palricia Scrzvener William Sherd He en Simons Belly Sillerdung George Slocum Donna Lee Smilh John Smifh Kafherune Sfellema Juanlfa Sfewarf Beverly Sforz Margaref Sfunfs Peler Sfurrus Belly Truclzle Bruce Vander Klipp Donald Laufenbach Cliliford Lawrence Barbara Leary Eloise Lellinga Lawrence Madsen Shirley Meinlre Lyle McCann James McDonald Wesley Miller Lee Moerland Oma Monroe Harrie? Moore James Murray Connie Newinglon Caroline Nielsen Ray Nuberg Dona Jean Palmaher Mary Lou Pelhl Jacquelyn Plumb Donald Pollie Polly Richards Corrine Riley William Ripley Joyce Rodarmer Edward Sherd Beafrlce Sherman Phyllis Slerveld Harrier Simons Shirley Sfanley Elizabefh Slegmeier Marilyn Sleumle Marllou Slelnbreclmet Norma Suflon Eleanor Ter Molen June Trendl Rufh Tournell Roger Vander Molen Fred Vanderveer Roberl Vander LmdeLorraineVandenBoul Rulh Vander Linde Barbara Van Dylre Kay Vander Molen Doris Van Ess Marion Van Ess Pe+er Van Ess John Van Loon Don Ver Hage Georqe Wademan Ernesf Wagner Leofa Walker William Wall Phyllis Weaver Arvin Wells Cliliford Wells Pafrucia Wescoll Roy Wildey Mary Willard Lavnna Williams Raymond Vicar: Wallace Volwiler Norma Von Ehr Margaref Voufila Jacqueline Wollne Floyd Walsworlh Geraldine Warner Kenneth Way Marlorle Weslra Alice Whip Donna Wielen Arlene Welch Doris Winq Mary Yosf Mary Jane Ypma 55 EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE Arlle Albrechf Joyce Aldermq Beverly Aldrlch Geraldrne Allsbaugh Bernard Balmer Lesfer Barber June Barker Thomas Boss Ira Berry Clufford Blass Florence Blymner Robert Bonner Clarence Broolcs Andrew Brown Russell Brown Mary Brunnsma Clyde Cam Davrd Caldwell Mary Lou Campbell James Candella Donald Carr Michael Carr Maruan Carfer Rufh Clouse Shnrley Coleman Duclz Coles Audrey Colluer Donna Crawford Kennelh Curhs Delores De Blaay Mary De Bos James De Ryie John De Waard Shirley De Young Luculle Dalema Norma Depung Euqene Doorn Lyle Dulle Peggy Empue Jean Fellx Joan Flagg Charles Frasner Gladys Fry Arlhur Gales Lawrence Geysbecll James Gormley Alber+a Gorslu H61 Jaclz Anderson Charles Anlrnm Howard Aushn Luella Aversll Frances Beclrwnlh Dolores Berne Paify Bender Bally Berrevoefs Bob Bonfelzoe Paul Bowersox Eleanor Brach Laura Brach Doris Buller Rlchard Buller Euqene Byker Roberl Byle Roberf Canhle Roberl Capfaln Clarence Carlson Duane Carpenler Leonard Cherry Bernard Clarl: John Clark John Collier James Command Beverly Cornell Roberl Crandell Bonnre De Bree Lorralne De Bruyn Jean De Graff Wilma De Roo Roy Dafema Joyce Davis Laura Dell Phyllis Denl Donald Endress John Ensley Roberf Faasse Roy Flanders Ro berl Flefcher Ramon Fuller Paul Garvelnnl: Roy Grlman John Gordon Bonnne Jean Goudz waard Violel Carpenler Lavina Caswell l I Gladys Gravelyn Rlclmard Gravelyn Gwendolyn Green Homer Green Barbara Hansen Belly Hansen Eleanor Hansen Ray Hansen Leora Hnnelme Roberf Hlfchcoclr Roberl' Hoag Floyd Hodges Geraldine Hull Donald Hunl PaHy Hun? 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Hogendyl: Barbara Holf Marne Hubrechi Vwrgnnna Hudson Grace Huffenga Merrell lvey Olga Jalrems Dick Jerrlls Richard Kelelaar Jack Kuppen Fazflw Knapp Dale Koolman Peqgy Llnken Roberfa Loclme RlCl'Idfd Losey Peqgy Lynch Palrucla McConnell Gloria McCullough Norman McDermoH Laurence McDonald Barbara Mafleson Donna Meadema Eleanor Morrxs Doris Nobaclw Ronald Norfon Dolores Nielson Edward Nyland James Parsaca Duck Parlrldge Wrlllam Phrlllpus Audrey Paerson Jay Poelman Roger Proos Dale Racey Belly Rich Bernard Rnley Vera Rlvenburg Belly Robmson SEVENTH GRADE Georqe McKellar Milford Molifor l l 57 1 SEVENTH GRADE Alrce Roclrwell Peler Ronda Donald Rose Junror Rysdyk Carl Shocks Wyola Slaughler Belly Slocum Roger Slykhouse Russell Smrlh Charles Sorensen Gerald Sparnan Carl Spoors George Slennporl Gerald Slelnporl John Slellard Roberl Slewarl llean Slrallon Donald Slraayer Belly Slrohl Dolores Terpenung Belly Vachon Margarel Van Ess Henry Van Dam Nell Van Houle Palrrcla Vanden Bos Gordon Vander Breg qen Alma Vander Honung Palrlcra Vander Llnde John Vander Molen Belly Vander Veer Barbara Vander Velde John Von Ehr John Voshol Jack Wagner Belly Jean Wallunglon Rrchard Wells Harry Werlxema Jean Weslra Jack Wlllrams Lorraine Wnllrams Norrne Wilson Lorralne Wang Arnold Wrlghl Lucille Wrrghl Phyllls Ysseldylr Belly Lou Zeeryp ISSN Donna Sanger Barbara Schmalz Donald Srmon Roberl Shook Barbara Smulh Cusler Smrlh J Harry Smllh Lois Smrlh Mlldred Spoors Roberl Slegmerer Jane Slehouwer Jean Slehouwer Peqgy Slrckroe Roberl Slone Carl Sloll Lllllan Slover Roberl Tew Beverly Tue Roberl Todd Annabelle Tullle Alhlea Van Sellers James Van Slensel Roy Van Wrngen Rolly Varner Joyce Vander Herde Donald Vander Lrnde Geraldme Vander Lnnde Roqer Vander Velde Frank Vander Voord Lyle Ver Burq Myron Verwys Eleanor Wallers Wl'lram Wardell Gordon Warner Russell Way Carroll Whealon Barbara Wald Donna Wnldey James Wrlson Loss Wrlson Rulh Wlnq Dorolhy Worsl Rulh Yokom Jack Ypma Dorolhy Zerlbeck ' , r. 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