Davis Vocational and Technical High School - Beacon Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1941 volume:

ilvmwivwk f, M. 1 3 :fam 139KxT'!'.1-LJ2119fli:nad!:'.liQ '1 Published by 'rhe Senior Class of Geo. A. Davis Vocafional and Technical High School Grand Rapids, Michigan. Shirley Nelson, Roberl' Sfolzy - Co-edifors. 1941 HWBCCH American educafion-safeguard of democracy! Nineieen hundred ioriy-one-American youih arms for Peace! Noi as European youih have armed in The pasi years in preparaiion for war, wiih miliiary Jrraining, guns, planes: bui as Americans arm-Through ihe building of a +oieran'r undersianding and appreciafion of ofhers. And because in 'rhe pasi year we have found in our school's program ihe guidance, iraining, com- panionship, and experience ihai is ihe very ioundaiion of ihai undersianding, we preseni-American Educaiion, a Safeguard for Democracy. +o America flue Class of l94I hopefully eledicales fhis annual, sincerely believing Jrlwaf The lliousands of ollier young Americans facing life indepenclenlly as we are fliis lwisloric year of I94l are uniled willn us in a blond of fellowship as we sfruqgle foward a common ideal- Peace. +0 our feachers, and all Teachers in Americas greal educalional syslem, who have il in 'their power To do more foward building in The youlh of America a solid foundalion for Democracy and Peace fhan any olher group, may we say wifh deep appreciafion, Thank you. ll is from you ihaf we have learned lhe essenlials of Democracy - cooperaiion, friendliness, fhe clearsiqhledness fhal comes from a well-rounded background of educalion, and The laslinq salisiac- lion lhal comes from lhe abilily 'ro use our hands and minds in peaceful pursuifs. .ff 7 CBCOI1 MR. GEORGE B. FRAZEE, JR., PRINCIPAL The excellenf guidance of a brillianf and lzindly friend is of unfold value 'Io young Americans during fhe imporfanf period of fheir high school education. We have found such a friend in our principal, Mr. George B. Frazee, Jr. Wifh his help, during fhese pasl' four years, we have successfully made our firsf imporfanf decisions in life. His counseling and encouragemenf have insfilled in us a confidence fhaf helps us 'Io face a war-raclred world and a dark fufure wifh sfeady minds and hopeful hearfs. We pay fribufe, Then, fo a cherished friend who has worked firelessly and unselfishly in his efforfs Io sef our feef on fhe road fo successful living. Z. MISS RUTH ANNE HOOD, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL A sincere, kindly friend, always ready fo help solve fhose problems which 'ro us seem weighfy, inlangible, and bewildering-one who has puf af our disposal vasf sfores of experience and Irnowl- edge from which we can draw such invaluable quali- fies as faifh in fhe fufure, belief in ourselves, and confidence in our counfry, or maferial assisfance such as a iole, when one is needed -a person who, because of her Iacf, iudgmenf, and sympafhefic considerafion, has Ihe respecf of every girl or boy who has come in confacf wifh her. V fa DCBCO KENNETH W. BARNES. B.S. in Ind. Ed., Smilh-Hughes C Ralinqg Machine Shop: Tennis Coach ........ VESTA DELL, B.S. Home Economics: Class of '44 Adviser ........ FLOYD BENNETT, 5ma+h.HuqheS cu Rafanqg Patlern Mak- ing ........ WARREN P. BYRUM, B.S. Hislory, Civics: Baslcelball, Track Coach: Varsi-T Club A iser. f D. H. CLARK, Srnilh-Hughes Tempo rary Rafingq Machine Shop ........ LELA DAVENPORT, B,S.S., B.S. Smilh- Hughes B Rannq: Typing: Class of '42 Adviser ........ GEORGE D. DAVIS, AB, lnslrumenlal Music: Band Direclor . . . . . . . . WENDELL H. EMERY, B.S. I-Aaihernafics, Physical Educafionz Fool- ball. Baseball Coach: VarsifT Club Adviser. CBCOI1 LOUIS M. FLOWER, B.S. Smilh Hughes B Raiingq Guidance Direcforg Aulo Mechanics: Class of '4l Adviser, Freshman Program Counselor, Honor Sociefy Adviser ........ HELEN FREE- MAN, B.S. Physical Educafiong G.A.A. Adviser, Red Cross Advise r....... . GERTRUDE GIBBONS, B. Ed. Smith- Hughes A Ralinq: Malhemalics, Libra- rian ........ H. J. GLOCKZIN, A.B.. M.A. Bookkeeping, Hisiory, Malhemalicst Thanksgiving Baslcels Chairman. J, H. F. HARRISON, Smifh-Hughes B Ralingg Prinling lPress Worlclg Techno- logian Press Adviser, The Beacon Press Adviser ........ LEONARD F. HATZ, BF. in EE. Smifh-Hughes A Ralinq7 Elecfricify, Malhe-ma+icS: Alhlefic Board of Conlrol, Alhlelic Manager, Class of '42 Adviser, Senior Program Counselor . . . . . . . LOIS HILL, B.S. Home Economic s........ H. HOLMBERG Smifh-Hughes B Ralingq Furnilure De- sign, Furnilure Craft Teachers' Flower Fund. LJCBCOI1 F. HOPPER, B.S. General Science Mailwemalicsg Camera Club Adviser . . . . . . . . REX J. HURLEY, B.S. in Ed., B.S. in E.E. Smilli-Hughes A Raiingi Elecs fricily ........ ALFRED E. IDA, B.S. Srnilli-l-luglwes B Ralinqi Aulo Meclian- ics: Class of '45 Advise r...... . . GEORGE F. JOHNSON A.B., M.A. Smiili-Hughes B Ralinq: Machine Shop WW 4 if FREDERICK L. JOHNSON, A.B. Smith- Hughes B Rating: English, Relaled Drawing. . . . . . . . . MARY KATZ, B.S. Home Economics, Inferior Decoraiing, Cosiume Designing: Class of '4I Adviser ...... MARTHA KOSANKE, A.B., M.A. Shorf- lwand, Business Correspondence: Person- alify Club Adviser ........ CHARLES D. NELSON, B.S. Smifh-Hughes B Raiingg Biology: Junior Conservalion Club Adviser. bC6COI'l GRACE PARKHURST, B.S., B.Pd. Smilh-Hughes B Ralinqg English: Class ol '43 Adviser, Chairman Fun-Fesl . . . . . . . . HOWARD C. RAIMER, A.B. World Hislory, American l-lisloryq De-bale Coach, School Store Manage r..... . . . ERNEST A. RICHMOND, B.S. Smilh- l-lughes B Ralinq: Relaled Drawing, Malhemalics ......,. JOHN SAUR, B.M.E., R.M.E. Smilh-Hughes A Ralinqi Dralling: Technoloqian Facully Manager, Secrelary Alhlefic Board of Conlrol. FRANCES R. SCOVILLE lMRS.l B.S. Smllh-l-luqhes B Ralinqi Foods . . . . .. CASPER SMITH, Smilh-Hughes C Ralinqg Machine Shop: Class of '43 Ad- viser, Band, Choir Business Manager . . . . . . . . V. Y. TUTTLE, B.S. Chemislryi Physics, Malhemalicsg Golf Coach, Alh- lelic Board ol Conlrol, Chess Club Ad- vise r........ DOROTHY VAN ANDEL, A.B., A.M. English, Class ol '45 Advlser, BZBCOI1 ELIZABETH VANDER TIL, B.S., M.S. Smilh-Hughes B Ralinq, English, His- lory, Economics ........ HENRY WAGONER, Life Cerlilicafe Smilh- Hughes C Rafing: Prinlinq lComposi- lionlg Technoloqian Composilion Adviser, The Be acon Composiiion Adviser ...... HAZEL I. WEST, A.B. Smifh-Hughes B Raling: Office Praclice, Adv ance d Typ- ing: Forensics Coach, Senior Play Direc- lor ........ HOWARD W. WILCOX, B.A Smilh-Hughes B Rafinqg English, Journalism: Sophomore Program Coun- selor. The B eaco n Edilorial Adviser. sensor Play Direclor. fwff ROBERT H. WING, BS. Vocal Music, Public Speaking: A-Cappella Choir Direc- lor ........ EMMET E. WINTERS. A.B. Smilh-Hughes A Rafinqz Com- mercial Law, Accounling, Salesmanship. Economics: School Tre asur er. . . . . . . . FRANK WOOD Smith-Hughes B Ralinqz Commercial Arl, Induslrial Fin- ishinq: Class of '44 Adviser, Junior Pro- gram Counselor, Fun-Fesl Chairman, The B eaco ri Ari and Layouf Adviser. seniors III in us resfs America's fu+ure! AH of Hwe hopes and ambiions of Democracy's champions resf foday in Americas yourh. Prepared wiH'n+l'1e knowledge of Hwe essenfials of Democracy and Peace, we sfep confidenfly forward, eyes furned upward Toward an inspiring ideal-A Peaceful Democracy. lim class of l94I advisers Mr. Louis Flower Miss Mary Kalz officers Presideni' .....,. ............,, ..., D o nald Fairbrolher Vice Presidenl' ...,. ....., M ignon Merren Secrelary ...,... 4..,. R u1'h Schoenhofen Treasurer .............,. ..... E dward Malone Chairman ....................,.....A..........,........ Lucille Wolfe A+hle+ic Board of Confrol ....,.i,......,4.,..,..........i Forresf Johnson Class.MoHo- Impossible is Un-American Class Colors-Green, While, and Yellow Class Flower- Dalllodil commencemenl ring comrnillee Donald Fairbrolher Mina Bolerna, Gerald Kollcrnan Margarel Lamper Donald Fairbrolher, Forresl Knoper class day l-lelen Sellers, Ben Galley Sylvia Wiersma, Eugene Pasrna Mildred Sellers, Marqarel' Vollinlc assembly l-lelen De l-larl, Forresl Knoper , beacllln WALLACE BACEHOWSKI I'm aiming high. Machine Shop ........ RAY BARNABY A good fellow, +ops in all. Machine Shop: Band ........ DOROTHY BASHORE Sophis+icai'ed Lady. Commercial Depart menl' ........ SEYMOUR BEIBOER A pure mind is an augusf possession. Machine Shop: Band. -, ff' , 4 'J lf' J' ' BERNARD BILLINGS Where fhere's a will, lhere's a way. Pallern Making ........ JAMES BLOK La+e fo bed, and lale lo rise, doesn'+ make you weallhy or wise-buf you have fun. Drafling Deparlmenl: Band: Armour: Senior Play Cas? ........ NA BOLEMA Youl'h af ils best Commercial Dep m Technologian: G.A.A.: Ring Co ........ KATHRYN BOLUYT Quie+ as e day is long. Com- mercial Deparlment GERALD BOMERS Up and coming. Machine Shop . . . . . . . . MARVIN BROM Quiet buf bound lo be a success. Arr Deparlmenlz Beacon ....... BETTY BRUMMELS Fai+hful, earnest eager fo do her best Commercial Deparlmenf ........ EDWIN BUCK A good all-round, willing friend. Drallinq Deparlmenl: Band: Technologian. . lv f lll cf i beacon ill GERRIT BUQUET You can'l keep a good man down. Machine Shop: Varsily: Track: Baskelball: Baseball ..... . ANN CARGILL Super songbirdf' Arl Deparlmenl: De- bale: Choir: Beacon: Personalily Club: Nina, Senior Play casi .... . . . JACK CLEVELAND sing away Sorrow, casr away care. Eleclric Shop: Camera Club ...... . ROBERT COLE You cannol reach lhe inner man. Machine Shop: President Freshman Class: Honor Sociely: Chess Club. VIVIAN COOPER A shiny lillle penny. Commercial Deparlmenl: Choir: Camera Club: Beacon ..... . . WILMA COX A personalily as pleasing as her voice. Commercial Deparfmenl: Choir: Mixed Ouarlel' ..... . 3 RAYMOND QZAJKOWSKI He's always fhere when you xg w hi i hop: Track: Wreslling: Choir: -sl . . . . . . . . GERALD CEZREW The grealer lhe X ambilion, The grealer lhe man. Machine Shop: Golf: Wresllinq: Foolball. . ROBERT DE FOUW Keep on smiling. Eleclric Shop: Band ........ HELEN DE HART ll: l had a penny for every word, l'd be a millionaire. Commercial De- J parlmenl: Honor Sociely: Declamalion: Oralory: Beaconyvi Technologian: G.A.A ......... ROBERT DE KAM 'f A friendly allilude 'foward all. Aulo Shop: Baseball: A, J Beacon: Senior Play, Produclion Slahl ........ JOHNQ X. DE MAAGD Modesly becomes a young man. Machine 4 Shop. X yy seaclln LOUISE DE MAAGD Quie'r and reserved. Commer- cial Deparimeni: Personaliiy Club ........ HAROLD DERTEEN Handsome is as handsome does. Machine Shop: Baslce+ball ........ EVELYN DE VREE SIrives Io conquer. Commercial Deparlmeni ..... KATHRYN DE VRIES All The world's a stage. Commercial De- parfmeni: Baslceiball: Golf: Table Tennis: Choir: Tech- noloqiani 6.A.A.: Camera Club. f I cw 0 f if 1 l, I BKT! K: 'iffffkigall I 1' , W' f is I CASPER DE YOUNG Ambi+ion has no resI. Ari De- parimeni' ........ WALLACE DOANE He never offends by overfallcingf' Machine Shop: Band: Beacon . . . . . . . . CATHERINE DUDOWICZ Sometimes ai' work, 00m0+im00 0+ pi0y+ 00v0+ loo serious, 00v0+ foo Q gay. Commercial Deparimenig Ho Socieiy' P al iiy Club ........ MARY ' pre smile and sparkling eyes. mercial Deparimenfz l Baslceiballg Beacon: G-.A.A. ELEANOR DYKEMA The mildesl of manners. Com- mercial Deparimeni: Choir: B eaco n: Technologian: 6.A.A.: Siudeni Direcior, Senior Play ........ CHARLES DYKHUIZEN His every 'fone is music's own. Music Deparimeni: Baskeiball: Baseball: Band: Orches- Ira: B eaco ni Technologian ........ KENNETH ELVE Always 0+00a++00-y0+ likeable. Machine Shop . . . .. PHILIP ELVE A serious mind buf a grand person. Machine Shop: Vocal: Choir. DONALD FAnR1skbTPlERfHfLA3?a'ba+9f329'3Ps FrlQh?2 6Bfl1- mercial Depaflmenlg' dLllgsiQlislRl3 Sl53rilioF TIillg3?gqt'E'Qal8luh1 Ring commiiiee f:'v?ib1'v4 fzukasiuzfhmftdx -lflfilikwsik kissed The Blairgeii4!1lgrlg ' 'Cbm'merll:fi'i+lwlDN1f9paFH196liq+: Fooiballq Basieibsfriiwwsaflnl59P'AiP+rafeE2 saaiwvsfaly Presidenl . . .? . IVPE'f4sLsN'fdreeefwghiei,131594. 5!,S'4d modesiy- cgvnmslgagl5Ee23ss'?fngllrfhslwsiwfsnvw'cms , . . . . . . . EVA FITZQgQAT.l3m'nQl6rAvill+Qe:W?lP'2:l8fly her far. Commercial Deparlmeni. m asrl noifirlmA SMUOY HCI 5l3Cl2AO RALPH FOSNE5G SbR.'f.TgXA7rl'Sl'.q .q?Cfd.?gL?1il15cl'd always populahisQWJ2Pfl?,?JrW'e'llimsSl2l'1 Jvglef3n3bf?El'll?' Play Cas? . . . So1WOw6QRs1hlld:RWk5R A pound of pluck is worllx a lon of luck. . Music Deparlmenl: ,Band any ooi wevan .ysq 'le aemilamoz ,mow - ' - - - ' fs , 39 gg' 245295i6i'gElfmmEi6d'e--.e'sg ' ws - ' asain 1 Wm 9rf'?ef+raf Csnaaiscdiabl . 9 vi1Slciilalily q:i3Lll31'9'rTi flflbg ' 'gE95f3ALgr1il1lSLTr:i2MQr1sIlgirggn- sian? friend is rare and hard AoPfi5d.fL1O54ELg5a -il16c.2BbAa5H LORRAINE GALAS A pre-Hy liiile iilierbugf' Com- ,mfa9fCiHle1QemeffJfW+f29i95faiQifsf+i3ffmm15lvh -fiom-:ua - :HEQLISLEANZELJEQQ lvaavlcvs l1ai9nzSnlMer6Sa1-iile- l6Q5sQaf?fa' . Cquffes .C?h.OFfa1qBseznsa9I,iEv551ne'OfHisbu+Qh?.SA.A?bab2 'msdymeuAeQziQfrnJ3'Q,x96-Q,f1sli+' - HBSIUHXYCI BHIMPBLL .dintseihqmallirriosefae'-'Sii6Qw1reaffi?lnQnqPeQ5QGnEawi5PS- aVf.ifEtbPli'aVn1vs1DlTevQiS.1 .Chsiri nQf5br-2fAiiz1s1Pfw89eLidvnQlHb . .'.-.-.- qoaa- SRNXABD GJH-ASEE +551 ewvigibwemkefe- wfaseelg Daeigm '?sawumPm+sUoFlsQdNesbvahvqiqnliffo- ducllon slag' Senior Pl'3Y:1iorlD gleooV :qorl2 enirloe' MARTIN GOULOOZE A soldier oi for+une. Music Deparfmenl: Band: Orcheslrag Technologian . . . . . . JACQUELINE GREENWALD Precious lhings come in small packages. Commercial Deparlmeni . . . . . . EUNICE GUNN I-ler vocabulary is foo copius for our climinulive comprehension. General Course: Assislanl Edilor B eaco n: Produclion Slaff, Senior Play . . . JOSEPH HARKIEWICZ Music is my masTer. Pallern Malcing Deparfmenl. RUTH HARTMAN Everyone likes a good-nafured girl. Commercial Deparlmenf ........ JOHN HAZENBERG To bluff or noi To bluff. Prinling Deparimenf .... . . . HENRY HEALD And 'Bing' ou? wen? Crosby. Aufo Shop ........ GENE HILL Take m hearl' Bild lei ii' dance wilh you. Priniing Deparf nI dj Tennis: Band. ELVIN HOFSTRA Blushing is 'rhe color of virluef' Drailing Deparlmenl ........ HAROLD HOHENDORF Hlrrepressible, irresislible. good humor. Machine Shop . . . . . . . . JEWELL HOPPE A prelly girl wilh dimples in her cheeks. Commercial Deparimenlg Personalily Club ........ CHRISTINE HOOGEWIND Keeps cupid worlcing oyeriimef' Commercial Deparimenf. Ill beacon aff U ROBERT JANDERNOA ll's nice lo be naiural when you're nalurally nice. Machine Shop ....... FORREST JOHNSON An enemy? No, noi I. Machine Shop! Baseball: Baslcefball: Foolball: Alhlelic Board: Varsily: Choir ........ FRANCES JUDSON Pref'ry as a pic- Turef' Commercial Deparlmenl: Vice-president Junior Class: Technoloqian: G.A.A.: Honor Sociely ........ IRENE KALINKA A merry view of life. Commercial Eliflw GERALD KIEVIET l found my way. Machine Shop: Choir ........ BETTY KLADDER A lrue friend. sine cere and kind. Commercial Deparlmenl .... . . . . PETER KLADDER Life-lei me af ill Commercial Deparlmenl: Foolball: Tennis: Varsily: Ping-Pong .... . . FO sr KNOPE Palm, and lhou ar+ lost Ari , e Thlelic Board: Cheer Leader: chnoloqian: Beacon LUCILLE KNOPER A regular girl, frue and loyal. Commercial Deparimenl ........ GERALD KOLKMAN Ari does noi imilale. bul inlerprelf' Ari Deparlmenfi Band: Technoloqian: Beacon ........ JAMES KOOI l-le lcnows all ihe answers. Prinling Deparlmenf: Bas- kelball: Band ........ JEANNE KRENSELEWSKI Jeannie wifh lhe liqhl brown hair. Commercial De- parfmeni: Beacon. beaco MARGARET LAMPER Known and liked by everyone. General Course: Secreiary. Junior Class: Choir: Beacon G.A.A.: Producfion Sralil, Senior Play: Moflo Commilfee: Commencemenf Chairman: Clerk, Bookslore ...... . DEWEY LENGER Always cheery, full of fun: never gloomy, never glum. Machine Shop . . . . . . ARTHUR LEPINAT Greal' aims make greaf men. Paffern Mak- ing Deparfmenf ....... ALICE LOCKWOOD Lovely hair and a pleasing smile. Commercial Deparlmenl: Camera Club: Personaliiy Club: Beacon NELLA MAE LONDON A giggle, a dash, a fella, a laugh, a lol' of u fhal's Nella. Table Tennis: Decla- mafionz Oi-afar l hair: B eaco n Technologian: Personalify Club: G.A. hyla, Senior Play Casl ........ DORO- THYNAAXUM A deiaginfui sense of humor. com. me ia kiepariinem ........ DONAL McNAMARA W can I say? ll s all been said e , e arfmenf . . . NIEL MAHGIE earning makes a l man beHer. Machine Shop. Boys' Sfale. EDWARD MALONE A sound mind in a manly body. Drafling Deparimenf: Treasurer. Senior Class: Track: Band: Beacon: Technologian: Camera Club: Sherilil, Senior Play Casl' ..... WALTER MATVICHUK A manner sure and friendly. a spiril fine and l'rue. Prinling Deparfmenl . . . ARTHUR MAHLEBASHIAN A good acfor and very well liked. Commercial Deparlmenl. Fooiball: Varsily: Choir: Adam, Senior Play Casl ..... . MIGNON MERREN She walks in beaulyf' Arr De- parlmenl. Vice-president Senior Class: Honor Sociely: B eaco n: Vice-president Choir: Personalify Club: Flower and Ring Commifleeg Senior Play Produclion Slaff. LJZBCCI1 DONNA MILLER Two Eyes of blue come smiling lhrough. Commercial Deparlmenl: Choir ...... . . EVELYN MILLER Undernealh her cool reserve, she's as sweel as peach preserve. Commercial Deparlmenl: Choir ........ MILAN MILLER A genlleman wilh a brillianl mind. Dralling Deparlmenl: Technologian . . . . . . . .EDWARD NELSON Youve gol lo be a fool- ball hero lo gel along wilh a beauliful girl. Machine shop: Baseball: Foolball: Baslcelball: Alhlelic Board: Be acon . ETHEL NELSON Slay as sweel as you are. Arl De- parlmenl: Vicefpresidenl, Freshman Class: Honor Sociely: Annual: Technologian: Personalily Club: Class Color and Flower Commillee: General Manager, Senior Play . . . . . . SHIRLY NELSON Our mosl admired senior. Arl De- paamenfg ogheafag Honor soceelyq Debale: ca.eas+ar, B on' Q ' nior Play. Produclion Slahl .... I M NELSON Man aboul lown. Commercial Deparlmenl: Foolball: Baslcelball: Andy, Senior Play Casl . . .... GEORGE NIEWIADOMSKI Alle-r The game is over, aller lhe field is clear, Slraighlen out my shoulder, and help me find my ear. Dralling Deparle menl: Foolball: Varsi-T. JANE NOWAK l-ler ways are ways of pleasanlnessf' Commercial Deparlmenl ....... WILBUR O'DELL My 'rroubles now are over. Prinling Deparlmenl . . . . BEN OATLEY Success will be my crown. Dralling De- parlmenl ,...., EUGENE PASMA Slim and sliqhl bul lull of light Machine Shop. lll LDCBCOI' PHYLISS PAULESON I-ler 'yes' once said, will be a 'yes' forever. Commercial Deparlmenl: Choir: Personalily Club ........ MILTON PIERCE God loves lhe lrish and so do lhe girls. Ari Deparlmenl: Cheer Leader: Choir: Annual: Technoloqian: Varsity: Senior Play: Produce lion Stall .... . . . BERNARD PIPER Napoleon was a lillle man. loo. Prinling Deparlmenl: Baslcelball: Base- ball: Varsily ........ CARYLL RAWN Hlslollllro is impossible lo a willing heart Aufo Shop: Beacon. RIOS CherrfuI as lhe lively morn. Commercial . . . . . . . . . JOHN ROZEMA We need more like him. Machine Shop ......... CLARA ROSLONIEC The smile that won'f come off. Commere cial Deparlmenl' ..... JOSEPH RUDNICK He's a quiel, reliable fellow. Prinling Deparlmenl. o LOUISE RUSILOWSKI Small of slalure, sweel of smile. oraolll and cheery all llle while. Commercial De-perl. menf ........ NORMAN SAUR A handy man lo have around. Drafling Deparimenlg Football: Baskelball: Traclc: Beacon: Chess Club: Treasurer Varsily: Preelaerl Chess Club: Tennis .... LENA SCHOL Full of fun. and delighls in a pun. Commercial Deparlmenlg Choir: Beacon? Personaliiy Club .... RUTH SCHOENHOFEN She came. She saw. She conquered. Commercial Deparlmeni: Secrelary, Senior Class: Baskelballp Tennis: PinqePong: Beacon: G-.A.A. 5 r'nod7n man. 'Co me cial Deparimenlq Foolballq Ping! ZBCOI1 HELEN SELLERS A nice girl, sincere and loyal. Corn- mercial Deparrmenl: B eaco n: G.A.A ..... MILDRED SELLERS A genlle smile means a lol. Commercial Def parlmenlq B eaco ny 6.A.A ......,. DONALD SMITH I-Ie's always busy. Eleclric Shop? Track: Camera Club . . . . . . , . . ROBERT STOLZY A brillianl mind and a genial naluref' Drafling Deparrmenl: Presideni, Junior Class: Honor Sociefyg Co-edilor Becon: Co-edilor Tech! nologian: Boys' Slalez Chess Club. ADRIAN SYTSMA No sinner and no sainl, perhaps, bul well, The very besl ol chaps. Machine Shop ,.... . . LOUIS SZYMANSKI Convince a man againsf his will! I-Ie is ol The same opinion slillf' Machine Shop: Foolball Manager, Varsiiy ......,.. GERALD TELMAN A Po ' , aslc :Choir .. ...., MINNIE ONDE Tall, slender, and sincere. Commercial Deparlmenl. MARILYN THOMPSON Mis+ress Mary quile conlraryf' General Course: Beacon: Personalily Club ....... xl 'N Vx LAVERN THORNTON Silence somerimes packs a - lop. Furnirure Designing ......,. PEARL TRUMBLE A sincere friend Io Ihose who lrnow her. Commercial Deparirnenly Choir ....,. MARIE VAN ALTEN The dample an her Chan spells mischief. Commercial Deparr- menfg Personalily Club: I3 eaco ni Sylvia, Senior Play Casl. S, LJZBCD omr Deparlmenl: G.A.A.: Personaliiy Club .... AUDREY VANDER JAGT Red-gold hair. and a sunny smile Commercial Deparlmenl: Choir: Beacon: Person- ali'ry Club, Mrs. Wigglesworlh, Senior Play Casl .... MAUDE VANDER STEL A pearl of greai price. Com- JOSEPHINE VANDER BEE Ambi+ion finds much icy. 5 mercial Deparlmeni: Debale: Beacon ...... ALBERT S'VANDER WERF I-Ie blushes-all is well. Machine Shop. WILLIAM VAN LEUR Everyone who lcnows him lilies him. Machine Shop ....... JAMES VERGOUWE A sporlsman bolh in word and deed. Elecfric Shop . . . . . . . . PETER VAN STRATEN Greater men fhan I have lived buf I doubl' il. Eleciric Deparimenl: Orches- irai B eaco V17 Camera Club ....... MAR . VOLLINK Good humor is 'rhe heal . om- mercial Deparimeni: Baslceiball ir: G.A.A.: Ring Commiiiee. ELVIN VREDEVELD l am going 'ro be viorihwhilef' Eleciric Shop ....... FLORENCE WALCOTT Pre'riy hair, a sunny smile. Flossie is a friend wor+hwhile. Com- mercial Deparlmeni: Beacon: Technologian: Personaliiy Club: Judy, Senior Play Casi' ...... LOUISE WALCOTT Mild manners and a friendly heart Commercial Deparf- menf ....... ROBERT WALCOTT A liffle nonsense now and Ihen is relished by fhe besl of men. Elecfric Shop: Foob II: Mixed Quarlef: Beacon: Benny, Senior Pla Casi. III LJCBCOI1 JOHN WEEBER Worry and I have never mel. Prinl- ing Deparlrnenlg Baseball: Technologian ......... ANTHONY WESTRATE Some lhinlc him bashful, olhers doubt Machine Shop ........ SYLVIA WIERSMA Wil is lhe spice of life. Commercial Deparlmenlg Choir: B eaco ri ....... LLOYD WILKINS A man of under- CIA C . , 'S a ff V X RAY WIKTOROWSKI Men of few words are lhe besl men ol all. Prinlinq Deparlmenl ...... LUCILLE WOLFE She's nol a rose. She's noi a pearl. She's iusl a noble all-around girl. Commercial Deparlmenh Gen- eral Chairman, Senior Class: General Chairman, Junior , nn aiorel eg Beacon: Co-edilor. Technologianq CI 7 Vice-1 ' I Sophomore Class: l-lonor Sociefyg ,AA ....... LEO YONKERS Malice 'foward none. ff iusl lun. Machine Shop ...... GERALD ZIMMERMAN I-Iis friends are many, enemies few. Prinlinq Deparl- menlg Track. JOE ZWEEMER l'll find a way or make one. Prinling Deparlmenl: Choir: Quarlel. I bewll. seniors wi'rhou+ picfures JOHN BOLT. A genius al heart Commercial Deparfmenf . . . JAMES CHASE. Give me leave To enioy myself. Eleciric Shop .. .DANIEL DIK. AcIions speak louder Ihan words. Auio Shop . . . PEARCEON FITCH. Those who know him besf like him Ioesff' Machine Shop . . . MARILYN GOEBEL. Mischief lurks in her dark brown eyes. Arr Deparimem' . . . GEORGE GREBEL. A genfleman and a scholar. Machine Shop . . . ANDREW HOLWERDA. A man of mighl and foresight Priniing Deparlmeni . . . LOUIS JOHNSON. Once a genlleman, always a gen1Ieman. Priniing Deparimenli Varsi-T: Track: Ring Commiflee. WALLACE LA HUIS. We like him. don'+ you. Priniing Deparfmenf . . . EDWARD MARKOWSKI. The work of a genius. Machine Shop . . . FRED PYPE. Where +here's a will, +here's a way. Machine Shop . . . JACK SCHENEMAN. And ceriainly he was a good fellow. Machine Shop . . . ELDON SPAULDING. Talk 'Io him of Jacob's ladder and he would ask 'rhe number of s+eps. Eleciric Shop . . . DONALD SYPIEN. Wisdom is rare in you+h. Machine Shop . . . EDWIN ZYLSTRA. i SiIence is more musical 'rhan words. Com- mercial Depar+men+. G- V589 2 at ive, Mwwqwfnwdwj 'Ziff is '11::eg M Xie... 'Q Q dk , . 3 sc r ' . is Q iifiikfi.ie1f.f2Qf iq effif 1 KWJEA3 l cafe class poem something good about you Wouldn'? ?his old world be be??er, I? ?he ?olks we mee? would say, I know some?hing good abou? you, And ?hen ?rea? us ius? ?ha? way. Wouldn'? i? be ?ine and dandy, If each hand-clasp warm and ?rue, Carried wi?h i? ?his assurance, , I know some?hing good abou? you. Wouldn'? ?hings be more pleasan? I? we'd praise ?he good we see: For ?here's such a lo? o? goodness In ?he wors? o? you and me. Wouldn'? i? be nice ?o prac?ice This fine way o? ?hinking, ?oog You know some?hing good abou? meg I know some?l1ing good abou? you. Old Tech, we'll leave in ?or?y-one, We'll leave as o?hers dog I hope you ?ound some good in us, For we ?ound good in you. class SOI1 CLASS SUNG UF l9fH I b Neue M'2RAQln5ndTX5'c Y 4 J P A tl P' B P :jj J Lp +0iE.,esa4SwIIfCQf.2'sQ2l1i: hfosfrf zsaa fhzfvmlse 'sifzzladm 440 our aeaQscnooL-xi4ff1:ngfg-.iv'TfeLi,iQg:-o2r2?11inds rfvcrur pafallx A P ip P W fb H P P P B P P ls'-I: endmg M'-14 A Q Afr Pr PPP? find P P C' greaaer seed has hir been soumg Agfeater mend has neverbe'?Knwn YcL:,geaJn'l!g:L1wrggdye gag tlgugadlftglqc , and brave -TELL For you. if-4 d3g4'f4 A-rd A Q1 r 5 r ' H1 P' z Pg CN fl 4 aaa, ,aa 4,153-H H rr? Lfknrrlre P c P f f ' Davis 'Each we'LI. not forgei, But DavuS Tech we'I.L not forget fi r-5 r rIr'ie'i1r'crHrzi P IW8l'dS Good Cup ..., Rose Cup ........... American Legion Medal D.A.R. Medal .... Honor T's . . . Dep'1' Valediciorian . Saluraiorian .... Honorable Menrion Girl Shark . . Boy Shark . . Mosi' Bashful Girl . . Mosi' Bashful Boy . Mosi' Digniiied Girl . Mos+ Dignified Boy Girl Opfimisi . . Boy Opiimisi' . . Girl Mosf Likely +o Succeed . Boy Mos+ Likely +o Succeed . Girl ChaHerbox . Boy ChaHerbox Girl Class Pe'r . Boy' Class Pei . Class Arguer . Class Musician . Class Warbler . Class Polifician . Pre'H'ies+ Girl . . Handsomesf Boy . Mosf Popular Girl . Mos'r Popular Boy . Bes+ All-Round Girl Besi' All-Round Boy . Did Mos+ for Tech . Cufesi' Girl . . Cufesf Boy . . Girl lnseparables . Boy lnseparables . Mosl' Admired Senior Girl Humorisl' . Boy Humorisi . Girl Afhlefe . Boy A1'hle+e . . Girl Fashion Plafe . Boy Fashion Plafe . Mosi' Courfeous Senior Girl Pessimisi' . Boy Pessimisf . Class Wii . senior electllln . Eunice Gunn . . Bob Siolzy . . Louise De Maagd . Bernard Piper . Doroihy Bashore . . Bob Brown . Florence WalcoH' . . Bill Nelson . Lucille Wolfe . Ben Oailey . Helen De Hari' . . Eugene Falba . Margarei Lamper . Arihur Mahlebashian . . . Ed Malone . Charles Dykhuizen . . Henry Heald . Forresf Johnson . Ruih Schoenhofen . Harold Derfeen . Frances Judson . Milfon Pierce Mignon Merren . . Pe+e Kladder . Nella Mae London . . . . . Efhel Nelson . . . . . . . Gerry Telman Chrisiine Hoogewind, Evelyn De Vree . . Bob De Kam, Charles Dykhuizen . . . . Shirley Nelson . Sylvia Wiersma . Wilbur O'Dell . Mina Bolema . Ed Nelson . Wilma Cox . . . Gene Hill . . . . Bob De Kam . Marilyn Thompson . John Weeber . . Rufh Gill senior class history ln Sepfember, I937, as freshmen we grudgingly began sharpening our pencils and our wifs in preparafion for our firsf year af Davis Tech. On regisfra- fion day, we freshies were senf up fo fhe gym fo be regisfered. From fhen on we were on our own. Nafurally we were confused, and as we look back, we laugh and say, Remember how we ran around like chickens wifh our heads cuf off, frying so hard fo find room numbers, and memorizing our programs: and how embarrassed we were fo find ourselves in fhe wrong class! Then foo, we all acfed fhe parf of shy, innocenf liffle creafures who in fheir hearfs resolved ardenfly fo paffern fheir high school life affer seniors and upperclassmen. Yes, hero worship was fhe fhing. Well, enough of fhis reminiscing. lf we were going fo be like our upperclassmen, we had fo have advisers fo help us wifh our froubles and sfeer our course successfully. In fhe lafe fall Miss Mary Kafz and Mr. Louis Flower were appoinfed fo guide us fhrough our high school days. In January our advisers called a meefing for fhe purpose of elecfing officers. The oufcome was: presidenf, Roberf Cole: vice-presidenf, Efhel Nelson, secre- fary, Rufh Schoenhofenp freasurer, Kennefh Engelsman. This being complefed, we waifed unfil May, when we gave our one acfivify, fhe Memorial Day Assembly. We freshies made all fhe arrangemenfs, wifh several members faking an acfive parf. As freshmen, we confined ourselves fo fhe Fun Fesf, pep assemblies, excifing foofball games, and serious sfudy. ln June we began our long-anficipafed summer vacafion wifh our new experience behind us and a sophomore year fo look forward fo. As sophomores, we were beffer acquainfed wifh high school life and ifs uncerfain ways. An elecfion would soon be coming up: and we would enioy fhe excifemenf of giving our firsf parfy. The officers elecfed were: presidenf, Norman Dunnebackg vice-presidenf, Lucille Wolfe, secrefary, Ben Oafleyg and freasurer, Mary Jane Chrisfensen. Foresf Knoper was elecfed fo represenf fhe sophomore class on fhe afhlefic board fhaf was newly organized af Tech. Our parfy being scheduled for March I7, we gave fhe Shamrock Shag in keeping wifh Sf. Pafrick's Day. Af fhe Thanksgiving assembly Lucille Wolfe read fhe Presidenf's proclamafion. The guesf speaker was Rabbi Jerome Folkman whose speech was one of inferesf fo all. Then before we knew if, we were self-assured iuniors. The officers we elecfed fo carry on our year's work were: presidenf, Roberf Sfolzyg vice-presidenf, Frances Judson: secrefary, Margaref Lamperg freasurer, Norman Saurg assembly chair- men, Foresf Knoper and Norma Hampel. Impressive was fhe word for our Armisfice Day Assembly. An original reading was given by our falenfed Nella Mae London, and confrary fo rule, a senior, Phyllis Scoff, gave a reading which porfrayed fhe horrible resulfs of war. The finishing fouch was added by Margaref l lerringfon's solo. An evening of fruckin', enferfainmenf, and refreshmenfs was enioyed af fhe senior class histllly Junior Snowball Shuffle, in charge of Norma Hampel and Foresf Knoper. The parfy was a greaf success, and fhe besf given by our class. Then - fhe Junior- Senior Prom. Roberf Sfolzy gave a speech of welcome and infroduced Paul Burch, senior class presidenf. Bill Tarbell was fhe capable masfer of ceremonies and presided over fhe program which included speeches by Nella Mae London and Ben Oafley. The senior moffo, Eyes fo fhe Fufure was fhe fheme of fhe deco- rafion and speeches. Seniors af lasf! Three years spenf in sfudy, laughfer, assemblies, and proper guidance fo be fopped off by fhe grand, glorious senior year - and graduafion. To sfarf fhe ball rolling fowards ifs goal of June, I94I, fhe elecfion of officers resulfed in: presidenf, Don Fairbrofherg vice-presidenf, Mignon Merrong secrefary, Rufh Schoenhofeng freasurer, Edward Malone, general chairman, Lucille Wolfe. The senior pre-holiday ball in charge of Ed Nelson and Frances Judson was given in December. The decorafions were a combinafion of Chrisfmas frimmings and fhe popular color scheme of red, whife, and blue. Lucille Wolfe was chosen as queen fo rule over fhe ball, and Mr. Emery, our Sanfa Claus, presenfed giffs fo guesfs. The enferfainmenf was highly seasonal, and fhe parfy ended wifh a grand march led by Lucille and her parfner. In February senior rings were vofed upon and measuremenfs falcen. Class colors, green, whife, and yellow, and fhe class flower, fhe daffodil, were chosen by our commiffee. Our moffo, lmpossibIe is Un-American, is our by-word for fhe fufure. In fhe laffer parf of February fhe casf was chosen for our play enfifled, lf's Greaf fo be Crazy, a fhree-acf comedy concerning fhe efforfs of a domineering mofher frying fo marry her daughfer off fo a counf. Wifh an excellenf casf, fhe play wenf over well on April 25 af Soufh High Audiforium. From fhen on fhe pace became fasfer, and a peculiar sensafion was felf. When we affended fhe Junior-Senior Prom - our lasf parfy and celebrafion wifh classmafes and feachers. Perhaps many years from now fhese fhings will seem insignificanf, buf now fhey are a consfanf reminder fhaf life is nof all play and fhaf business comes sooner fhan we mighf wish if fo. We are very grafeful fo fhe iuniors for making fhe occasion a ioyous one and hope in refurn fhaf fheirs will be as wonderful as ours. Then wifh mingled feelings of gladness and regref came Class Day exercises and Commencemenf. Through our minds marched memories of fhose four years -if was fun recalling fhem: some, parficularly funny: ofhers embarrassing: and a few slighfly finged wifh sadness. Buf fhe pasf is behind us now, and before us lies uncerfain pafhs fhaf in fimes like fhese are overcrowded wifh compefifion of fhe presenf unemployed and war refugees. H' is up fo us fo climb our own ladder of success and gain our own experience wifh fhe aid of fhe educafion fhaf has been given fo us for fhe pasf fwelve years. a will We, fhe senior class of Davis Tech High School of Grand Rapids, in fhe Counfy of Kenf, and Sfafe of Michigan, being of sound mind and memory, and consider- ing fhe uncerfainfy of fhis frail and fransifory life, do fherefore make fhis fo be our lasf Will and Tesfamenf. Firsf, fo Mr. Frazee, we leave our grafifude for fhe assisfance given us during fhese years af Tech. Second, fo Miss Hood, we will fhe sincere hope fhaf she will prove as helpful fo fhe classes of fhe fufure as she has fo fhe class of '4I. Third, fo fhe freshman class, fhe posifion and privileges of sophomores. Fourfh, fo fhe sophomore class, fhe fronf seafs in Room 306. Fif+h, fo fhe iunior class, we regreffully relinquish fhe posifion and esfeem of fhe senior class and fhe following: To Delores Den Houfen and John Danhof, fhe ediforship of fhe Technologian leff by Lucille Wolfe and Roberf Sfolzy. To Virginia Bohr, fhe lovely voice of Ann Cargill. To Fred Rau, fhe dafe fechnique of John Hazenberg and Anfhony Wesfrafe. To Gerfrude Kamp, fhe sfenographic abilify of Helen De Harf and Louise De Maagd. To James Pell, fhe physique of John Weeber. To Rufh Nielson, fhe complexion of Dorofhy Bashore. To Marfin Vonk, fhe quiefing influence of John Bolf. To Violef Kalinowski, fhe brillianf mind of Eunice Gunn. To Don Rozela, fhe flaffering blush of Don Fairbrofher. To Nellie Van Dyke, fhe ambifions of Lena Schol. To Marvin Warmels, fhe giganfic build of George Grebel, Arfhur Lepinaf, or Wallace Doane. To Mary Jane De Wiff, fhe mis- chievous dimples displayed by Audrey Vander Jagf. To Don Zdroy, fhe hand- someness of Don McNamara. To Marilyn Chrisfensen, fhe personalify of Marie Van Alfen. To Edward Niedzwiecki, fhe chubbiness of Marfin Goulooze or Henry Heald. To Margaref Shangraw, fhe charm of Bernice Dekkers and Evelyn De Vree. To Roberf Mulvey, fhe happy-go-lucky affifude of Gerry Telman. To Genella Mieras, fhe cheery disposifion of Cafherine De Vries. To Jerry Bockheim, fhe clubby ways of Jim Blok. To Wilma Arnoudse, fhe poise of Cafherine Dudowicz and Mary Dunneback. To Marvin Bolema, fhe draffing skill of Norm Saur. To Paffy Lewis, fhe vocabulary of Edifh Ganzel. To Roger Vander Weide, fhe financial worries of Milan Miller. To Dena Sfaal, fhe dignify of Jacqueline Greenwald and Marilyn Goebel. To Henry Zeman, fhe poefic genius of Ben Oafley. To Edna Sproaf fhe dancing finesse of Rufh Harfman. To Kennefh Baer, fhe unobfrusive ways of Marvin Brom and Seymour Beiboer. To Marian Gill, fhe quick wif of Eleanor Dykema. To all who wish fop honors as rah, rah men, fhe fechnique of Forresf Knoper. To Margaref Burkhardf, fhe sociabilify of Eva Fifzgerald and Rufh Gill. To Roberf Burch, fhe baskefball honors of Bernie Piper, Ed Nelson, and Harold Derfeen. To Dorofhy Kosfer, fhe shyness of Helen Figge. To Kay Veenboer, Jewel Hoppe's blushes. To Beverly Denfon, Lucille Knoper's care-free nafure. To Dorofhy Lamberf, fhe inclusfriousness of fhe Sellers sisfers. class wil To Evelyn Dykhouse, fhe posifion of chief flirf vacafed by Marilyn Thompson. To Chuck Saganske, fhe quief ways of Le Roy Thompson, Alberf Vander Werf, and James Vergouwe. To Doris Jelsema, fhe corner of fhe foofball bench vacafed by Mina Bolema. To Jean Growe, fhe sfyle of Billy Cox. To Aurelia Carowifz, fhe cufeness of Clara Rosloniec. To all who are inferesfed, fhe flawless lady killer fechnique of Wilbur O'Dell. To Peggy Balk, fhe capfivafing smile of Louise Rusilowski. To Roberf Mersman, fhe foofball fame of Pefe Kladder. To Jean Rademaker, fhe friendliness of Kafherine Boluyf and Beffy Brummels. To Clarence Hunnefelf, fhe foofball fame of Ray Wikforowski. To Eileen Longcore, fhe curly hair of Frances Judson. To Leonard Dudicz, fhe fall fales of Eldon Spaulding, Alvin Hofsfra, and Ed Malone. To Delorine Sczepanski, fhe beaufy of Rufh Schoenhofen. To Leonard Smigiel, 'rhe machinisf's fechnique of Wallace Bacehowski. To Henrieffa Hooge- boom, fhe way wifh fhe boys of Vivian Cooper and Lorraine Salas. To Bill Chassee, fhe hearfs held by Milfon Casonova Pierce. To Jean Beiboer, fhe friendly nafure of Phyl is Paulson. To Bob Conklin, fhe facial expressions of Bob Brown. To Joe Jakubielski, fhe manager's posifion of Louis Szymanski. To Dorofhy Huisien, fhe sfudious appearance of Maude Vander Sfel. To Edna McKay, fhe personalify of Louise Walcoff. To Dorofhea Van Zoeren, fhe wifficisms of Peg Vollink. To Adeline Hickox, fhe fifle iiffer bug, oufgrown by Florence Walcoff. To Grace Pasma, fhe high school humor of Sylvia Wiersma. To Loffie Polkowski, fhe unfroubled counfenance of Josephine Vander Bee. To Barbara Vander Myde, Evelyn Hefh's long eyelashes. To Edna Sproaf, fhe golden glinfs of Chrisfine Hoogewind's hair. To Marge Dykema, Irene Kalinka's giggle. To Helene Sfeensma, Beffy Kladder's indusfriousness. To Harrief Dunn, Margaref Lamper's chuckle. To Helen Peck, Alice Lockwood's reserved ways. To Donnelle Cook, Nella Mae London's line of chaffer. To La Vern Hofsfra, Dorofhy McCollum's economics abilify. To Gladys Bos, Mignon Merren's preffiness. To Gerfrude De Vries, Efhel Nelson's sweefness. To Marilyn Garreff, Jane Nowak's friendliness. To Janef Krush, fhe super-execufive abilify of Shirley Nelson. ln Wifness Whereof, we have hereunfo subscribed our names fhis fiffeenfh day of June in fhe year of our Lord one fhousand nine hundred forfy-one. SENIOR CLASS OF I94I. This insfrumenf, was on fhe day of fhe dafe fhereof signed, published and declared in fhe presence of us who af fhe requesf of fhe class have subscribed our names fherefo as wifnesses. Ann Cargill Mina Bolema Marie Van Alfen Milfon Pierce Ed Nelson BSS prophecy MONDAY-Yeslerday, glamorous Kalhryn De Vries married golden-voiced Henry Heald. Miss Eunice Gunn acfed as maid-of-honor. Thai well-known frio, Rulh Schoenhofen, Donna Miller, and Rufh Gill, were bridesmaids. Mike Rios, lhe explorer, was besl man. O Promise Me was sung by soloisl' Roberl WaIcoH. Reverend Millon Pierce oflicialed. DOTS AND DASHES!! Whal' 'loolball coach and divorcee dined al' Madame Edirh GanzeI's Ifsy Bilsy Hamburg Shoppe? lWas il' Peler Kladder and Vivian Cooper?l FIND OF THE WEEK-A new band hir lhe na+ion!! The Jumping Jivers!!! -including swingslers Chuck Dykhuisen, Gene Hill, Warren Fowler, James Chase, wilh vocalisl Ann Cargill. They are al' James BIok's Dine and Dance Palace. So come children, swing! MYSTERY OF THE WEEK-Where did Mr. and Mrs. Ed Buck llhe former Dorolhy Bashorel learn lo lango? Brenda and Cobina lE+heI Nelson and Mignon Merren, remember?I lied for booby prize al' lhe Chicago Ari' Exhibifion. My, Mr. Wood, aren'I' we proud? FLASH!! Sherwood Franson inheriled SI,O00,000. Sorry girls, he's married fo Marilyn Goebel. TUESDAY-SUPER FLASH!!! The American Beauly Con+es'r is in a quandry wiI'h judges Daniel Dik, Adrian Syfsma, and Anlhony Weslrale absorbing Ions of aspirin. The conlesfanfs are Flossy WaIcoH, Marilyn Thompson, Josephine Vander Bee, Jewell Hoppe, and Mina Bolema. Orchids lo I'he winnah!! The UFTPCDADA lUnion for fhe Prevenlion of Cruelly fo Dead and Dumb Ani- malsl Evelyn Miller, Dorolhy McCollum, Jean Krenselewski, Wallace Bacehowski, and Cornelius Walma, have declared il' unconsI'i'ru+ionaI +o rub a ca'I s fur +he wrong way. ' PICTURE OF THE WEEK- Gone wilh 'rhe Breeze slarring Eugene Falba and Helen De HarI', wilh Jane Nowak, Gerril Buquel, and Fred Pype is acclaimed The besl piclure of 'lhe year. Three cheers for aulhor, Louis Szymanski. Roberl De Kam lpresidenl 'ro you! appoinled 'rwo members 'ro his cabinelz Bob Brown, Secrelary of lhe Slreel' Cleaner Division, and Ray Czaikowski, Secrelary +o lhe Second Secrefary 'ro lhe, heck, we mean he's an office boy. SCOOP!!! Leo Yonkers' Dancing Daisies are al' lhe John Weeber Thealer. The Daisies being Louise Rusilowski, Lucy Wolfe, and Irene Kalinka. WEDNESDAY- MILITARY HEADLINES! Governor Peler Van S+raH'en made 'rhree appoinlmenls lo Wesl' Point The genllemen are John Boll, Joseph Rudnik, and La Verne Thornlon. Good wishes and all +ha'r s+uFF. CUPID'S CORNER!! Virginia Smilh and Marlin Goulooze are no longer on The loose. Bernice Dekkers and George Grebe! will marry when 'rhey are able. DOGGY DOINGS!! The Sellers Sislers' Dog Drapery opened a new shop and show an array of coalsies for doggies. You can oulfil Lemon in fhe preffiesi' of plaids or polka do'rs!! D'ia Know-I'ha+ Professor Norman Saur founded a school for Beaulifying American men. John Hazenberg leaches lhe arl' of finger-waving, Gerald Kieviel, manicuring: and Ray Wiklorowski, facials. Lasl' bu! no+ Ieasl, Milan Miller pedicures our glamour boys' leer. Gelling +he woiks are rhose Tech men, Edward Nelson, John Rozema, Gerald Telman, Alberl' Vander Werf, Eldon Spaulding, and Bernard Billings. DOUBLE SCOOP!!! The Barnaby lRayI and Bomers lGeraIdl Circus is here. Many class prophecy Tech graduafes are in fhe casf. Don McNamara is sfill clowning. Poise is dis- played by Kafhryn Boluyf, Louise De Maagd, and Jacqueline Greenwald as acro- bafs. The popcorn men are Billy Nelson and Roberf Jandernoa. EXTRA!!! An invenfion was made by Dr. Edward Gillisee ASZORVT doing away wifh crysfalized vapors fhaf fall fo fhe earfh lsnowl. This device has many parfs made by his aides, Drs. Elvin Hofsfra and Seymour Beiboer. THURSDAY-NEWS!! A newspaper was organized by Edifor Roberf Sfolzy and Assisfanf Edifor Ed Malone. Many nofables are on 'rhe sfaff: arf edifor, Forresf Knoperg sporfs edifor, Don Fairbrofher, beaufy, lhee, heel George Nie- wiadomskig Lonely Hearfs Column, Gerald Czerew. The reporfers are Nella Mae London, Louise Walcoff, Phyllis Pauleson, and Beffy Brummels. COME AND GET lT!! The Ladies' Aid of fhe M. E. Church will hold a supper fonighf. Presidenf Mrs. Gerald Kolkman lLorraine Galasl has charge of fhe enfer- fainmenf. Mrs. Neil Mahgielse lClara Rosloniecl has charge of fhe food. A solo will be sung by Mrs. Roberf Cole lMargaref Lamperl. Brofhers Kolkman, Mah- gielse, and Cole will serve. FLASH!!--A new song has been wriffen by Edward Markowski and Edwin Zylsfra. The fifle is I'II Love You When You're Old and Gray Jusf as l Love You Today. The publishers, Walfer Mafvichuck and Gerald Zimmerman, say, This song is fhe greafesf musical confribufion fo American civilizafion. CUPID'S CORNER . . . Elwin Vredeveld and Evelyn De Vree will marry on June Twenfy-fhree. Alice Lockwood and Donald Smifh will be married -and fhal s no myfh. A Coupl'a Tidbifs-The European dance feam, Mary Dunneback and Joseph Hankiewicz, are 'thrilling audiences wifh fheir graceful and rhyfhmic dancing. lJiHerbugs!l FRIDAY-Cafherine Dudowicz, a diefician, informed us fhaf reducing does no good. Proof is seen in fhe following vicfims: Eleanor Dykema, Beffy Kladder, Lucille Knoper, Harold Derfeen, Casper De Young, Kennefh Elve, and Eugene Pasma. THE BRUSH OFF!! Jack Cleveland, a Fulla Bluff man, was found lying in fhe sfreef wifh many iniuries. Upon quesfioning we learned fhaf Mrs. Roberf De Fouw lHelen Figgel wanfed no brushes. Mrs. John De Maagd lEva Fifzgeraldl fossed him ouf lasf week. Oh, for fhe brushman's life! Many Tech grads are working fheir way fhrough college. Harold Hohendorf, Gerald Frifsma, Wallace La Huis, Arfhur Lapinof, and Joe Zweemer are popular sfudenfs selling magagzines. SATURDAY- FLASH!! An Anfarcfic expedifion leaves New York fomorrow under Admiral Wallace Doane. The helpers are Pearson Fifch, Ralph Fosner, James Vergouwe, Donald Sypien, and Caryll Rawn. Radio-operafor Wilbur O'Dell will accompany fhe expedifion. Exfra!! Sylvia Wiersma esfablished The Flea Coop Pef Shop. Margaref Vol- link, Lucille Knoper, Lois Rice, Jack Scheneman, and Andrew Holwerda are clerks. A full flea is given wifh each purchase. Grand Rapids is proud of Shirley Nelson and her success in arf. The models who helped her achieve fame are Rufh Harfman, Chrisfine Hoogewind, Frances Jud- son, Lena Schol, and Audrey Vander Jagf. Maude Vander Sfel is her business manager. 1 r senior E s E i Pl3Y Toofsie Woofsie, fell ums darling how much oo loves um, simpers Madam Van Sneeze 'ro her forfunafe Andy Hunfer in fhe hilarious comedy, H s Greaf fo be Crazy, by Richard Wilkinson given by fhe Davis Tech seniors in fhe Soufh High School Audiforium on April 25. Complicafions sef in when Counf Sfefano changes places for a week wifh Andy fo evade publicify, and a fifle hunfing mofher, Mrs. Truesdale, wifh her beaufiful daughfer, Phyla, arrives. The acfion fakes place in a counfry hofel owned by Mrs. Wiggles- worfh, an exfremely belligerenf person. Benny and Judy, her bell boy and chambermaid, have led quief lives before fhe arrival of fhese guesfs. The Counf's besf friend, Adam, falls in love wifh a reporfer, Sylvia. Harlow, a golf fanafic, goes berserk, and Joe, a fypical sheriff, fries vainly fo quesfion Armour Vielbroch. I senior pliay PRODUCTION STAFF .,...,. . . , .... .,1. . ..,.,... Sfage Manager ....... T . . .... Edward Gillisse Properlies ....,.... ,,,4........,.. H elen De Hari Sfudenf Direcfors ,r,. .,..r E leanor Dykema, Ru+h Gill S+uden+ Manager. . . .,.A ...r.., E 'rhel Nelson Publiciiy r......, ..., M il'ron Pierce Make-up ,..... .... M ignon Merren Programs . . ,............., Eunice Gunn Elecfrician .......... ..... . T ........,r......,..... Bill Tarbell Ushers ...............................r.... Chairman - Alice Lockwood Pearl Trumble, Clara Rosloniec, Dororhy McCollum, Evelyn DeVree, Chrisline Hoogewind, Mina Bolema, Frances Judson, Eunice Gunn, Vivian Cooper, Donna Miller, Ru+h Harlman, Jean Krenselewski. CAST aaaaaaaa ,,,.,.,, T T r,a,, ,aa,,aa, ,,,,aa,, ,,,, ,,,4,aaaaaaa T T T T T T T Bennie Brown ,.... ........,...............,.....,.... R ober+ WalcoH A lively and ambirious bell boy. Judy Jenks ..,..................T..,.....,.....T.T.... Florence Walco++ A preHy maid a+ Cherry Creek Horel. Andy Hun1'er .................,..................,,.,...,,.. Bill Nelson Whose name should have been For+une Hunfer. Armour Vielbrock ,..........,.......T...........,...,....,, James Blok Mus? have a brain, bul' no one has been able +o find i+. Mrs. Wigglesworih .....,.....T.,,................... Audrey Vander Jag+ A 'female hoiel proprie+or wi+h a male's ins+inc+s. Nina Truesdale ...........................,.,......,....... Ann Cargill Doesn'+ care aboul' her daughfer marrying a +i1'le. Phyla Truesdale .............,.T.,.........,...,...... Nella Mae London Doesn'1' care for counis, unless, of course, she happens +o fall in love wi+h one. Harlow Truesdale ....................................T.. Golf is noi' a game: i'r's a disease. T Edward Nelson Madame Van Sneeze .....,.......,.....T...T......,. .T., E dlfh Ganzel The I+ girl of 1'wo generafions ago. Sylvia Sfewarl' .,.,,......,...,........................ Marie Van Alien Noi a sob sisierg a sisler who sobs. Couni Sfefano Di Piccolo La Corne+'rie Ed Drumski Van Fluie ,..TT. Ralph Fosner The fellers call him S+eve. Adam Addamms .....,,.........................,,. Arfhur Mahlebashlan No relafion +o Eve. Joe McMoriari+y ...,...............,.................,. Edward Malone A sheriff who knows his dufy when he sees ii. mderclassmen +o +he underclassmen To lhe underclassmen in our beloved Alma Maier and To all youlh who claim lhal lille in all American high schools we presenl fhis challenge- lhal, recognizing need for real Americans, lhey malce The mosl of lhe opporlunilies afforded lhem in lheir remaining years of high school, looking always forward lo The Time when They will aid us in lhe slruqgle for lhe realizafion of our ideal-A Peaceful Democracy. iunior class history We, fhe class of '42, are happy fo have as our advisors Miss Davenporf and Mr. Hafz. The presenf officers of fhe class are, presidenf, Roberf Mulveyg vice- presidenf, John Walker: secrefary, Grace Pasma, and freasurer, Rufh Nielson. One of fhe main evenfs of fhis school year was fhe Thanksgiving Day Assem- bly presenfed by fhe iuniors. Roberf Mulvey, class presidenf, in a very pafriofic and sfimulafing address said, We should all be proud fo be Americans. We should be fhankful for fhe fhings our forefafhers did in fhe making of our counfry and should fake up fhe gavel where fhey leff off, seriously and prayerfully fo make fhis democrafic governmenf a vifal, dynamic force -fhe kind of govern- menf, which fhey, our forefafhers, had in mind. ln closing, Roberf emphasized fhe values which have been woven info our governmenf and said if was up fo fhe army of sfudenfs fo uphold fhose principles laid down by our Pilgrim Fafhers and fo give fhanks fo Him who inspired such a herifage. The monfh of May sfands ouf big as fhe gala fime of fhe year because of fhe Junior-Senior Prom. This year fhe Prom, wifh ifs professional decorafors, was an evenf long-fo-be-remembered. Parfy favors, dazzling girls, scinfillafing lighfs, special dance acfs and skifs - fhaf was fhe Prom. As sophomores we had charge of fhe Armisfice Day Assembly. Dr. Voelker, presidenf of fhe Grand Rapids Universify, fhe guesf speaker, made a very insfruc- five and very inferesfing address. During fhe sophomore year we were so vofe-conscious fhaf we even used a vofing machine. The following officers were elecfed: presidenf, Roberf Burch: vice-presidenf, John Walker, secrefary, Virginia Bohr: and freasurer, Violef Kalinowski. As fresh, keen, green youngsfers, we came fo Tech. We knew very few people and oh, how shy! When fhe fime for elecfion came around, however, we were on fhe iob. We elecfed John Danhof as presidenfg John Walker, vice-presi- denfg Mary Jane De Wiff, secrefaryg and Grace Pasma, freasurer. H' was fhey who sfarfed fhe class off wifh a bang-fhe repufafion which all ofher class officers have been forced fo mainfain. As freshmen we had charge of fhe Armisfice Day Assembly. Breaking fhe regular fradifion of having an oufside speaker, sfudenfs from fhe class were chosen fo give fhe addresses. The speakers were so enfhusiasfic and fhe audience lisfened so affenfively fhaf one could hear a pin drop. When fhe fime came for Virginia Bohr fo sing God Bless America lumps had arisen in fhe fhroafs of all. Mr. Frazee commenfed on fhe program saying fhaf if was one of fhe besf ever given. We bid farewell fo fhe presenf senior class - we wish you luck, prosperify, healfh, and fame. We frusf you will always be faifhful and loyal fo nof only your Alma Mafer buf also 'ro yourselves. Thus, we are assured you will be worfhy fo carry fhe banner of Davis Technical High wherever you go and fhaf you will be honored American cifizens. LDZGCOI1 Charles Alcumbraclr, Jaclr Allen, Kenneth Baer, Peggy Ballx, Chesler Baranowski, Frances Barlh ' David Bloclr, Richard Bloem, Jerry Boclzheim, Virginia Bohr, Gladys Bos, Gerard Bosscher ' Don Bauer, Doris Brom, Don Brower, Roberl Brouwer, Bob Burch, Edward Bundy ' Jack Burnell, Aurelia Carowilz, Richard Cavner, William Chassee, Marilyn Chris- lensen, Herberl Connor ' Harry Cowell, Edward Dougherly, Beily De Haan, De- lores Den Houien, Beverly Denion, Frank Dreppe ' Mary Jane De Will, James Duogwaan, Malcom Dodds, John Danhof. Leonard Dudicz, Marge Dyliema ' Phillip Elve, Joseph Endres, Arnold Erickson, Edmond Faranslxi, Kalhleen Finglelon, James Finlay ' Fred Frieswylr, Marilyn Garrell, Elaine Glowacki, Chel Godzisl. Jacl: Grassmid, Charles Griffin ' Jean Grouwe, Leonard Hoode, Laverne Hol- lra, Lois Hall, Roger Hamacher, Morris Harlzs ' Margarel' Haslreiler, Charles Hasselline, Adeline Hiclrox, Henrielfa Hoogeboom, Raymond Hoogerhyde, Ger- lrude Hoogerwerf ' Fred Row, John Ralzoczy, Jean Beiboer, Harold Boun, Marguerile Burlrhardl, Jack Cooper ' Gerlrude De Vries, Evelyn Dylcehouse, Rolaerl Tarchinslni, George Griller, Jay garlxema, goger Huizen. I beacon WM Don Jannenga, Doroihy Jaworoslci, Dorris Jelsma, Gus Jerelos, Roberi June, Violei Kalinowski ' Dorolhy Kowalski, Josephine Kawoleslri, Dale Kelley, William Kooeze, Gerald Keulen, Dorofhy Kiryanoff ' Edward Kluneilra, Alfred Kloosira, Doroihy Kosfer, Bill Kosfer, Waller Kozlowicz, Lawrence Kozminslri ' Lloyd Krezelewslci, Andrew Kroeze, William Kroeze, Jeanefie Krush, Francis Kubialt, Dorofhy Lamberl' ' Edward Thomas, Glenn Lindsay, Henry Toering, Darius Lolferman, Norma land, Henry Troy ' Bernice Tyron, Tyzinga, Gerald Mail, Roberl' Racine, Carl Mapes, George Marlcowslxi ' Palmer McClure, Edna McKay, Bob Mersman, Grace Meiz, Ralph Mefzger, Genella Mieras ' Leon Mojzalr, Bonnie Moore, Robot? Mulvey, 'ffed'JM5irsch. Marlin Narebevf, HEJQALSA infigaaifaifka - Eli Nynoli, Phyllis Olin, John Orange, Charles Oslrom, Ray Parmelle, Grace Pasma ' James Pell, Lillian Peierson, Peferson, Joe Pieclriel, Tony Puls ' Gerlrude Kamp, Leonard Herman Kregel, PaHy Lewis, Frank Teusz- lxowski, Bernard Mondry ' Bob Miller, Ruih Nielson, Helen Peck, Margarel Racine. . l l Macon Don Rozella, Joe Pielrusza, Bob Rozema, Kennelh Ploeg. Jean Rademalxer, Henry Rosler ' Chrisline Rosloniec, Harold Ruwersma, Tony Solcolowslri, Jim Sears, Carl Schneider ' Eugene Shaxinslri, Gerald Silnlrema, Joe Slruzinslri, Leonard Smiegiel, Marian Smils, Leonard Snoelr ' Joe Spruil, Edna Sproai, Bernard Bauer. Forian Sremba ' Dena Slall, Edna Sfraalsma ' Richard Siauffer, Helene Sleensma, Howard Sirong, Margarel Sleffens, Margaref Slurrus, Elyn Sullivan ' Don Thorpe. Jack Vander Baan, Joe Vanden Berl, Lois Vanden Berg, Malihew Vander Kaay, Mildred Vander Kuyl, Henry Vander Maas, Barbara Vander Myda, Roger Vander Voord, Foyce Vander Voord, Roger Vander Weide, John Van Dyke ' Jake Van Gardren, Marvin Van Heesf, Dorolhy Van Loeren, Eugene Van Maldegan, Florence Veen, George Van NeHen ' Doris Wager, Floyd Wales, John Walker, Marie Warmels, Gordon, Wieda, Milford Wellinglon ' Edward Zalewslci, Don Zdroy, Harry Zeman, Ger- lrude Zanlr, Clarence Hunnefield, Bill Jorgensen ' Lloyd Ross, Margaref Shan- graw, Charles Saganslri, Joe Slaszel, Delorine Szczepanslzi, Adolph Vander Lugf, Nellie Van Dylre, Marlin Vonlz, Gerlrude Wandoleski, Joe Jalrubielslri. ophomore class history In lhe lall ol I939 lhere came lo Davis Tech a group ol lively sludenls who were enrolled in lhe freshmen class. The lirsl noleworlhy evenl was an eleclion ol olficers. Bernard Johnson was elecled presidenlg Marion Gill, vice-presidenlg Wanda Jarmuloski, secrelaryg Huberl Hoebeke, lreasurerg Regina Pachowski and Fred Fairchild, general chairmen. In lheir lirsl year lhe class sponsored lwo mixers, assisled wilh an all-school parly, and parlicipaled in an amaleur show. Their mosl imporlanl aclivily, however, was lhe Memorial Day Assembly al which lhe guesl speaker was Reverend E. A. Mohns ol Weslminsler Presby- lerian Church. The program included a piano solo by Dorolhy Drake, music by lhe Davis Tech Band, and several seleclions by lhe lreshman mixed quarlel which was composed ol Belly Nelson, Marion Gill, Roberl Conklin and Lewis Boynlon. The class raised money by collecling dues, having a giganlic paper sale, selling candy on Fridays, and paddle pops on hol days. When lhese lreshmen came back lhe nexl year, lhey were sophomores and expecled lo do more. ln lhe class eleclion Fred Fairchild was chosen presidenlg Wanda Jarmuloski, vice-presidenlg Viola Dykema, secrelaryg Dorolhy Kalinka, lreasurerg Marion Gill and Don Lellinga, general chairmen. The class ol '43 had a lull program lhis year wilh many evenls scheduled. The lirsl social evenl was lhe all-school skaling parly in which lhe sophomores shared responsibilily wilh lhe upper classmen. Proceeds were divided equally. On Friday, November 29, lhe Davis Tech annual Fun Fesl was held. For lhis lhe iuniors and sopohomores combined lorces and presenled a play which did very well. As is lhe cuslom, each class is alloled one assembly per year. This year lhe sophomore class presenled an assembly honoring lwo greal Americans, Wash- inglon and Lincoln. The program was begun wilh lhe assembly singing The Slar Spangled Banner. The presidenl, Fred Fairchild, inlroduced lhe speaker, Doclor Lesler A. Kilpalrick, paslor ol lhe Firsl Melhodisl Church. He gave an inleresling lalk on George Washinglon, American. Olher numbers on lhe program included a piano solo, by Dorolhy Drake, and several seleclions by lhe sophomore quarlel. Included among lhese seleclions was a number dedicaled lo Washinglon upon his inaugural iourney, and one wrillen by Slephen Fosler in Lincoln's lime which was descriplive ol our greal Civil War presidenl. Singing in lhe quarlel were Belly Nelson, soprano: Marion Gill, alloy Roger VandeKopple, lenorg and Lewis Boynlon, bass. The school band rendered a seleclion and lhe program closed wilh lhe audience singing God Bless America, led by lhe sophomore mixed quarlel. The iunior-sophomore review was given in lhe school gym al which a one- acl play enlilled Girl To Order was given. Dances and inslrumenlal and vocal seleclions were also presenled. Anolher all-school parly was given on April 4 and lhe sophomores likewise shared responsibilily and proceeds. ' The class ol '43, under lhe guidance ol lheir advisers, Miss Parkhursl and Mr. Smilh, hope lo make lheir remaining years al Davis Tech ones ol which lhe school may be proud. BCBCOI1 Jean Arthur, Maihew Balfhuis, Phillip Balk, Charles Balkon, Eugene Barnaby. Sally Barfh ' Florence Bege, Elmer Belanger, Ausiin Bierema, Anfon Bierens. Romulus Bianche, Fred Blaauw ' Henry Bloem, Jim Bodbyl, Alida Boerkoel, Marian Boelema, Marvin Bolema, Marie Boluyi ' Louis Bomhof, Wayne Besi- Louis Boynion, Roberf Bouwer, Bob Brechon, Ernesi Brink ' Harry Brooks, Jack Brouwer, Walfer Budd, Louis Bud- zynski, Gerald Buisi, Harry Bukala ' Helen Bylsma, Camilla Carowiiz, Barbara Carpenier, Maxine Chassee, George Chmurnyski, Edward Chichon ' Enola Clark, Joe Clark, Roland Clark, Marjorie Candela, Roberi' Conklin, Lucy Coniafi ' Margarei Cundiff, Dorofhy Crors. Frances Cya' oski, E anor ' , e Davis, Mar n ay e Jon , Harve I k, Roberf Demmink, Clar- ence ner, Louis De Vries, Norman De ries ' Dale Dexfer, Doris Den Braber, Nancy Dominick, Doroihy Drake, Jeanne BarreH, Reber? Block ' Jay Bomers, Clara Breggeman, Fred Bundy. Elaine Clark, Donnelle Cook, Lillian De Jack ' Dennis De Wilde. bffo ' SQJVQZQ DCGCOD Viola Dykema, Charles Edmunds, Lena Engels, Wanda Jarmuloslci, Gordon Helder, Fred Fairchild ' John Filrlcerf, Ray Firlik, Tom Firlilr, Curiis Fiich, Peter Fongers, Ray Franshowialr ' Bud Ging- rich, Ralph Glass, Beffy Groeninlr, George Groeninlr, Ted Glowaclri, Chesier Gryezanslri ' Edore Hansen, Roberi Han- son, James Harris, William Haseman, Pele Heisman, Gerlrude Helder ' Paul Hayward, wallism Hickey, Hugh Hoe- belre, Dorofhy Huiszen, Arnold Ingalls, Joseph Jaclziewicz ' Joan Jenne, June Jennings, Bill Johnson, Eleanor Johnson, Tony Juchniewicz, Dorothy Kalinlxa ' Emeline Kwelrel, Esiher Konieczny, Milne Kopec, Doroihy Kozalr, Irene Krenselewslri, Harold Krul ' Neal Kunz, Roger LaHuis, Bob Lee, arriei TeRond Don Leffinga, ay ' e wood, ohalos, Eileen Longcore, Norman Mc onald, Lorraine Maghielse, Marian Marger ' Harrief Dunn, Wallace Fair- child, Marian Gill, Edward Hail, Sieve Herman, Sian Jasliewicz ' Harold Kofeslry, Eugene Krygier, Phyllis Lind- quisi, Margarei' Mazei, Jean McCorris'ion, Bernard McCulough ' Jack McLaughlin. 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Zigi EW X ,E 'E:: Q Qi? 57 , -4 -' ' ini' :.. s TQ fi . .1 . jj: - 5l .:.,f. by J -51552 K X KX- ,IK ' .ji f p ., my xr, heacor Charloife Mefzger, Marfha Milan, Kennefh Miller, Bob Miller, Edward Milewslri, Ellenorah Moens ' Virginia Mulholland, Bill Mulder, Bernice Mursch, Virginia Nash, Franlx Nawara, Lowell Nel- son ' Jack Nemmers, Daunne Newing- fon, Kenneih Nichols, Walfer Nowakow- slri, Alice Niewiadomslri, Mariorie Musca ' Richard Oros, Eugene Pachulslri, Regina Paclowslzi, Gerfrude Phillips, Pauline Phillips, Alfred Pilczielc ' Elmer Posfma, Sidney Posfma, John Poffer, Rose Pryekop, BeHy Peifier, Doro+hy Reiih ' William Rifsema, Margare+ Rood, Doris Radding, Helen Rogolslri, Charles Rouse, Roberf Rozema ' Lew Rufha, Donald Rylrse, Eugene Rylrsa, Tom Sabofa, Collis- 'ler Sacha, William Sawinslci ' Jane Schipper, Juanifa Sc pper, ' S ' f Gordon S 'ne , e en Se rig , Lorrai BeH'y ShaH'uclr, Thomas Sherd, Siemion, Don Sinlue, Raymond Slror slri, Harvey Skinner ' Norman Slrorupslzi, George Slopesrna, Jack Slaier, Thomas Slovinslzi, Elda Malin, Lila Nelson ' Alberf Offeringa, Marvin Polderman, Lamberfus Reus, Lewis Rufledge, Henri- eHa Schipper, Caroline Slrok ' Clarence Skipper. III :eacon L Maurice Sorg, Jack Saules, Pefer Spanier, Rulh Spriur, Ray Spruir, Edward Sruba ' Warren Slanlon, Lelha Sleensma, Floyd Slrelc, Roberl' Sfellwoocl, Jay Sfehouwer, Charles Sweei ' Leone Symyalr, Barbara Tarbell, Ralph Telzlaff, Jim Timmer, Lucille Thomasma, Helen Thompson ' William Tall, Dorofhy Trusz- lronslra, Roger Vander Kopple, John Van Slrien, Versal Vallier, Donnell Van Duinen ' Ralph Van Duienen, Jaclr Van Velc, Ken Van Helrlren, Julia Vander Veen, Wilma Van Enlr, Bob Van Campen ' Gerrit Van Heelr, Bernard Van Spylrer, Alberl' Vermmeer, Eslher Visser, Kafhleen Veenboer, Bernice Visscher ' Eugene Wadarelr, Veronica Walenga, Dore Waldore , Gerlrude Walenga, Jim W llace, oy ' w ' ' Lucille e r o er? Weslra, Luci e eafon, I rd Weifie, Irene Wilrforowski, Frances Willrowski ' Virginia Wilson, Hyellon Wilson, Phyllis Wolford, Ollo Worpel, Eleanor Zalewslci, Joe Zebilxow- slri ' Sidney Zeensiin, Ted Zeman, Leonard Zurowslri, Tony Smiih, Ray Slanlr, Adrian Swels ' Grace Timmerman, Dorolhy Van Dyke, Corrine Van Langen, Merlyn Visser, Richard Wesfrafe, Jane? Wilkins. freshman history There are approximafely fwo hundred sfudenfs in fhe class of I944. You wouldn'l' fhink fhere were so many fo look af fhem, buf fhaf was fhe amounf esfimafed by Miss Bell and Mr. Wood, freshman class advisers. On fhe opening day of school, when fhe green freshmen firsl' walked fhrough 'l'he doors of Davis Tech, fhey all were very confused because 'fhey didn'f know whal' fo do firsf. Shall we gel' our programs made oul'? Shall we gef our lockers? Whaf class do I go fo firsf? These were fhe main fhoughfs enfering each and every one of fheir minds. A few days affer Thanksgiving fhere was an elecfion of class officers. If was difficull' for fhe freshmen fo vofe. A maiorify of fhem didn'f know whom fo selecl' because fhey were nof acquainfed, buf by and by fhey became infimafe friends. The resulfs of fhis elecfion were: presidenf, Foresl' Fyneweverg vice-presidenf, Beffy Nelson: secrefary, Florence Grasiewiczg freasurer, Donna Meinkeg chairman for fhe assembly, Tresa Connor, and represenfafive for fhe annual, Geraldine Czerew. Wifh fhe generous consenl' of fhe seniors, fhe freshmen had fhe privilege of selling candy every ofher Friday affer school fo increase fhe amounf in fhe freasury. This was fhe firsl' class ever fo make and sell arm bands and pennanfs, which served for fwo purposes-fo increase fhe class funds, and fo sfimulafe school spirif al' afhlefic evenfs. The inscripfions on fhem was Tech and Fighf Team, Fight For class dues, a small fee of fiffeen cenfs was payable fo fhe freasurer fo help pay fhe expenses +ha+ will arise in fheir senior year. The freshmen were allowed fo affend fhe all-school parfy, and had a good fime roller skafing and dancing. Anofher all-school parfy was held on April 4, l94l. Being liffle more experienced, fhey had even more fun al' fhis parfy. Besides fheir high school work, fhe freshman boys and girls are also inferesfed in ofher acfivifies as a means of geffing beffer acquainfed wifh fheir school and surroundings. Some organizafions fhey joined are Personalify Club, Camera Club fhe debafe feam, choir, orchesfra, band, and many ofhers. The girls may belong fo fhe Tech-Ec Club, fhe Girls' Afhlefic Associafion, and boys may belong fo fhe foofball, baseball, baskefball, frack feam, and ofhers. The freshman class is proud fo record in fheir hisfory fhe success of fwo freshman foofball players, Edward Dubiel and Walfer Gamble. Bofh of fhese boys had fhe honor of playing in almosf every one of Davis Tech's foofball games. The Class of I944 was asked fo sponsor fhe Memorial Day Program on May 29, l94l. As fhis was 'l'heir firsl' and mosf imporfanf public appearance, fhere was need of much planning and organizing. The assembly was a marked success because of fhe greal' help confribufed by Miss Bell and Mr. Wood. The freshmen hope fo become one of fhe greafesf senior classes Davis Tech has ever produced. DZBCOI1 John Archambaull, Arnold Sebaslean, Alida Boerkoel, Gale Bailey, Richard Balcerwicz, Dick Beckell, Tom Bednarek ' Jim Beurkens, Eugene Bielecki, Roger Bischolif, Harold Blackmer, James Bodbyl, Jeanne Boluyl, Lyle Bosh ' Charles Boss, Elwin Boslwick, Donald Bowers, Bob Buller, Louis Bugzilla, Marlin Byle, Rulh Cargill ' Dick Carrick, Barbara Chase, Donald Chubb, Carl Ciccarelli, Tresea Connor, Margarel Crawford, Margarel Czaikoski ' Geraldine Czerew, Daniel Dave, Lucille Davis, Charles DeBoer, James DeBruyn, Millon DeByle, Edward DeJonge ' Charles DeLonge, Elizabelh DeMaagd, Everel Demeresl, Virginia De- Vries, Edward DeYoung, Roberl Doane. Ed Dubiel ' James Dykgrall, Frances Eldred, Alberl Rex c ce Flelcher, Donald Fongers, Richard f De w, A, e, ai ild ' ey, Gerril Fikkerl, James Firlik, ff ' Foole, Roberl Frodl ' Waller Gamble. Marvin Geene, Donald Gill, Beverly Groolers, Frank Grolenhuis, Harry Hamp- son, Alice Hancock ' Marie Hands, Rus- sell Harding, Eugene Harl, Eugene Has- kins, Duane Hine, Ray Hoeksema, Donna Holwerda ' Alberl Hooghuis, Thomas Jagus, Roger Jmma, Tea Jarmulowski, Harold Johnson, John Kalsbeck, Jean Kellogg ' William Killgore, Annie Kowal- ski, Marjorie Kowalski, Dorolhy Kozak, Lorraine Kozminski, Melvin Kuil, Rulh Langland. 0'7s beacon Gerald Lope, Bruce LeVan, Audrey Le Coy, Dorolhy Tuinsfra, Thomas Lulrowski, Ralph Lulher ' Erwin Lurowslxi, George Macieieinski, Lloyd McBride, Waller McVeigh, Richard McNamara, John Meraninnki, Myron Miller, Donn. Meinlre ' Verla Moens, Eugenia Mrog, Belly Nelson, Don Nelson, Jaclr Newingfon, Fred Nilrolsen, Don Nixon ' Eugene Olmsled, Bob Owodarelx, Don Parlrer, Carl Phillips, Rulh Poplashi, Jau- nila Pasco, Jon onine - Minerulh Rnd.- malner, Carl Rawson, Elwyn Rice, Bob Rosengweig, Glenn Rm, Duncan Rm, Kennelh Rozema ' Richard Russell, Roger Rufledge, Richard Rysko, George Savara, Mary Schol, John Scholfens, Lois Sheri ' Mary Siedlecki, Sally gseefeld, Norma Sidman, ald Sled ,,, l viral, Bernard Sladl, Donald Roberl sf William Slaal - Don. s+nnk,, verly s+.nrfen Norbert roynnsak, Don Slanlen ' Harold Slorm, Orville Slouf, Virginia Sfrallro, Don Sfrange, Marinus Swels, Jaclr Synelz, Mary Anne Symzalc ' Kennelh Thorp, Chesler Toma- iczylr, Glenn Trayer, Joe Vadeboncouer, Jeannelle Valli, John Van'l' Hof ' Oscar Venema, James Vander Weele, Laura Van Dyke, cn.flo++e v.n'Hecn, sylya. Van Sfedum, Roberl Walinga, Jay Wales ' Bob Weeber, Joann Wilgers, Donna Wellman, Wayne Wrighl, Ed Willison, Bill Zanlr, Andy Zukowslzi. amtivities American youlh plays- and dreams of The fuiure. Youih plays-and gains lasling saiisfaclion from 'the knowledge of a successful use for leisure lime. Youlh plays - and grows in a wider and grander underslanding of his fellow man. And so +his round of exfra-curricular aclivifies fills an impor+an+ place in 'rhe American eclucalional sysfem. I+ forms lhe counler-balance which malces for a greafer apprecialion of all sludies and aclivilies. b Froni Row. Jeaneffe Krush, Frances Judson, Mildred Sellers, Mian Cooper, Roberf Siolzy, Shirley Nelson, Aurelia Carowiiz, Jean Krenselewslci, Alice Lockwood, Mary Dunnebaclc, Margaref Lamper. Second Row. Mr. Wagoner, Mr. Wilcox, Sylvia Wiersma, Minnie Te Ronde, Florence Walcoff-Copy Reader, Marilyn Thompson-Copy Reader, Ann Cargill, Eleanor Dylcema, Audrey Vander Jagf, Nellamae London, Mina Bolema, Lena Schol, Mr. Harrison. Third Row: Helen De Hari, Helen Sellers, Lucille Wolfe, Chrisfine Hoogewind, Evelyn De Vree, Edifh Ganzel, Bernice Delzkers, Margarer Vollink, Marie Van Alfen, Ruih Schoenhofen, Eunice Gunn-Asst Ediior, Efhel Nelson, Mr. Wood. Fourth Row: Don Fairbrolher, Gerald Kollcman, Milion Pierce, Norman Saur, Edward Gillisse, Roberf WalcoH, Ralph Fosner-Arr, Forresf Knoper-Ari, Roberf De Kam-Piciures, Edward Malone, Roger Vander Weide, Ben Oailey. eacon staff Did you meer during January and February fhose seniors who, carry- ing reams of paper covered wirh mysferious hieroglyphics, glided fhrough fhe halls mumbling fo ihemselves, miserably scrarching fheir weary heads, wracking 'rheir brains 'ro iurn our new ideas for fhe Beacon? Did you know +ha+ fhey were wriring all The arricles on school clubs and ac'rivi+ies for 'rhe I94I Beacon, were on fhe frail of some super- snapshois of you s'ruden+s in class, al' lunch, or in fhe halls: or were adding +he lasf deiail fo 1'he layouf, or preparing 1'he glossies for 1'he engraver under Mr. Wood's direcrion? The wri+e-ups, edifed +o fhe exaci' number of words specified, were obliged +o run 1'he gaun1'le+ of ac1'ivi1'y officers and advisers, fhe edifor, ediforial adviser, Mr. Wilcox, and finally Mr. Frazee. When fhey had received +he las? OK and had been sei' up by 'rhe linoiypers, fhe com- posifion sfudenfs, under Mr. Wagoner, prepared 1'he forms. A+ las+ 1'he vasf amoun'r of maferial reached Mr. Harrison in 'ihe press room fo be prinfed, assembled, and bound - +o preserve ihe mem- ories of fhai' once-in-a-life+ime year, I94I . l Firsi Row: Roger Vander Weide, Mr. Wood, Mr. Harrison, Mr. Saur, John Danhof, Lucille Wolfe, Roberi Sfolzy, Dolores Den Houfen, Mr. Wagoner, Mr. Bennefi, Roberf June, Forresf Knoper. Second Row: Edwin Buck, Marvin Polderman, Jeaneffe Krush, Helen De Hari, Margueriiie Burlrhardi, Gerirude De Vries, Marilyn Garreff, Eleanor Dylcema, Florence WalcoH, Lois De Vries, Gladys Bos, Helen Peck, John Walker, Marvin Bolema. Third Row: James Sears, Howard Sirong, Frances Judson, Shirley Nelson, Ediih Ganzel, Nellie Van Dylre, Lois Dykema, Bernice Delrlrers, Nellamae London, Margaref Dylrema, Ida Fairchild, Mina Bolema, Kaihryn De Vries, Gene Hill, Maurice Sorg. Fourfh Row: Bernard Bower, Jack Allen, Milton Pierce, Don Zdroy, Ralph Fosner, Maihew Vander Kaay, Jim Timmer, Marfin Goulooze, Charles Dykhuizen, Edward Gillisse, Bill Tarbell, Edward Malone, Ben Oafley, technologian A+ 'rhe conclusion of l940-4l +he Technologian will have complefed Hs fourih year. Under fhe direc1'ion of 'rhe edifors, Lucille Wolfe and Roberf Sfolzy, wifh fhe assisiance of Delores Den Houien and John Dan- hof, fhe paper was enlarged and improved. New headings 'For all columns and deparfmenfs were designed by fhe arf edi1'ors and compleied by The rechnical sfaff. Special meniion musl' be made of +he worlr done by fhe adverfising sfaff, under fhe supervision of Roger VanderWeide, Roberf June, and Milan Miller, Through whose efforis more adverfising fhan could con- venienfly be used was offen secured. This, combined wifh increased sales, resulfed in placing The Technologian in 1'he besf financial condifion of iis hisfory, and giving a 'freer hand ihan is usually fhe lol' of edifors of high school papers. Wi+h +he con+inued coopera+ion of i1's 'faculfy advisers, ifs edi+ors, i1's adverlising and 'technical sfaff, and ofhers who work in ifs inferesfs, fhe Technologian promises +o mainfain ifs high sfandard of workmanship and expansion. I I , V I ff f V, f sf J., 1 ., f ffvffs- 1- ' Farsi' Row Grace Me+z, Ruih Nielsen, Elhel Nelson, Mignon Merren. Second Row Gerirude Kamp, Jean Radamalcer, Kafhleen Fingleion, Ann Cargill, Cafherine Du owicz, Shirley Nelson Helen De Hari, Lucille Wolfe. J Third Row Forresf Knoper, Neil Maghielse, Edward Malone, James Kooi, Eugene Pasma, Roberf Siolzy, Phillip Elve Harold Derieen, Edward Marlrowslci. national honor society Davis Tech is proud 'ro have had a chaprer in ihe nafion-wide Na+ional Honor Socieiy for seven years. To be chosen a member of 'rhis sociery is considered one of 'rhe greafesl scholasiic honors fhai can be conferred upon any high school srudenf. Many s1'uden+s s+ar+ working for rhis honor upon enfering high school. As membership requiremenis are very high only a small group of 'rhe finesr srudenis in each school are able fo meei' fhe requiremenis. Every year iuniors and seniors who have high scholasiic records, are ac'rive in ex'rra-curricular ac+ivi'ries, are of excellenf characier, and can be irusied, are selecied from +he sfudeni' body by an honor commiiree of ieachers and 'lhe socie'ry advisers, Miss Hood and Mr. Flower. Some of +he ac+ivi+ies of 'rhis group are a fea a+ which new members are iniroduced and officers for fhe following year elecied, 'ihe Honor Assembly in 'rhe spring, a+ which ihe new and old members are iniroducecl, and 1'he presenfaiion of a gi'H' +o rhe school. Following ihe cusiom, several new members were chosen +his year, and en1'er1'ainecl ai a lea. Snlhng. Lewis Boynlon, Donnelle Cook. Slanding: Shirley Nelson, Roberl June, Mr. Howard Raimer, adviser, Ann Cargill. J , debate When fhe debale season opened in lhe fall six s+uden+s delved in+o fhe mysleries of fhe Uniled Slafes governmenl' aclivilies. The queslion, Resolved lhal' 'rhe powers of fhe Federal governmenl should be decreased, was debaled so vigorously by +he affirmalive 'ream, Shirley Nelson, Louis Boynfon, and Donelle Cook, fhal' fhe iirsl clebale, wifh Grand Rapids Chrislian, ended in a viclory for Tech. The second debafe in fhe Michigan High School Forensic Associa- lion was held a+ Sou+h High, wi+h +he decision awarded +o lhe Soufhifes. The lasl' half of lhe season gave fhe negalive leam i+s chance fo deba+e. Edna Sproaf, Ann Cargill, and Roberf June defended +he acfivifies of fhe governmenf, againsl' Union and Lansing Cenlral. The climax of lhe season was The demons+ra+ion deba+e held a+ +he school birfhday par+y for paren1's and feachers of Tech s+uden+s, and won by fhe negafive leam. This season gave +he feam ifs firsl vicfory in lhe hislory of +he school. The year's acfivifies have been of unfold value +o +hese sfudenls, and four of +hem will be back fo form +he 'foundafion of nex+ year's feam. SiTTing: Helen De HarT, Nella Mae London, Ann Cargill. STanding: Miss Hazel WesT, adviser, Ray Wasilewski, Wayne WrighT, Lewis BoynTon, Duncan Ross. forensics Each year in The spring one sees sTudenTs wiTh ThaT Tar-away look in Their eyes Trying To memorize Their dramaTic speech or declamaTion or To develop Their oraTion or exTempore speech. This year There were six young people in Torensics. The girls are seniors and have parTicipaTed ThroughouT Their Tour years. The boys sTill have aT leasT a year or more ahead oT Them. The mosT popular phase of The acTiviTy This year was declamaTion. The boys Took parT in only declamaTion, while The girls' speech work in- cluded dramaTic speech, exTempore, and oraTory. The sub-disTricT conTesT beTween The schools was held in March and The disTricT conTesT beTween The ciTy winners in April. BoTh conTesTs gave The sTudenTs keen compeTiTion. IT is The obiecT of The program To Teach appreciaTion of The value oT speech in everyday living and To give The parTicipanTs an opporTuniTy To gain confidence when Tacing an audience. The hope oT The 'Forensics group and Miss Hazel WesT, adviser, is To achieve greaTer success each year in This TascinaTing arT of expression. Firsf Row: Marguerife Burkeharf, Richard S+auffer, Ann Cargill, Michael Rios, Marilyn Chrisfense Second Row: Evelyn De Vries, Caiherine Dudowicz, Josephine Vander Bee, Margaref Racine, Th L k d Helen Bylsma, Miss Kozanke. Third Row: Chrisfine Hoogewind, Rufh Cargill, Nellamae London, Peggy Balk, Ru+h Harfman, AI L k d Fourih Row: Beverly Sfaufier, Joe Zweemer, Audrey Vander Jagr, Mafhew Vander Kaay M f V k personality club The Personalify Club is one of +he organizafions a+ Davis Tech whose purpose is fo help s'ruden'rs Live a Life, fhe second parl' of Tech's moH'o. Feeling 'rhal' in acquiring fechnical skills one is api +o 'forgef +o develop his personali+y, members of +his club, sponsored by Miss Kosanke, plan a round of acrivifies aimed +o develop personalify and make one's relaiionships wifh ofhers pleasant This year's calendar included programs on The Developmeni' of Poise, Clo+hes, Social Conduc+, Dancing, Hobbies, Furni+ure Design, and Modern Ari. There were bo+h ourdoor and indoor advenfures when fhe members frolicked in sparkling snow, skared over a frozen pond, or roller ska+ed, forgeffing 'rheir skinned knees and bumped noses in a flurry of arms and legs. On anoiher occasion faces glowed over an oufdoor fireplace when +he appefizing aroma of roas+ing hor dogs ieased fhe nosrrils of hungry hikers. Nor did fhe members srop fhere. Vigorous iiH'er bugs compeied wifh dancers who required grace ra+her +han speed in fheir dancing and all-in-all parficipaied in a well-rounded season of geH'ing fun ouf of life by puffing somefhing info if. r. Hopper, Jack Cleveland, Henry Heald, Eileen Longcore, Herberf Conner. S d R K afhleen Finglefon, Elaine Clark, Margaref Sfeffens, Tresea Conner, Elyn Sullivan. H Z H d S T d R W lliam Tol, Walfer McVeigh, Casper De Young, Roberf June, enry eman, owar frong. Alfhough phofography is a comparafively young indusfry, if has gained momenfous imporfance. lf is an inferesfing hobby for fhe club members. Under fhe direcfion of ifs presenf adviser, Mr. Hopper, fhe sfudenfs learn of fhe many new uses of phofography foday: in crime defecfion, in fhe making of maps, and in many greaf indusfries. ln fhe fall of l938 a handful of sfudenfs mef for fhe firsf Camera Club meefing in room 202. Af firsf fheir number was pififully small and if seemed fhaf fhe club would die in ifs infancy, buf fhrough fhe careful supervision of fhe faculfy adviser, Mr. Sfanley Johnson, fhe spark of life was kepf glowing and soon fhe club was a sfrong, prosperous organizafion. lf was a hard sfruggle on fhe parf of ifs able presidenf fo gain a new enlarger and dark room, and even fhen if seemed af fimes fhaf fhe club would fold up under ifs own weighf. Finally, however, if emerged vicforious by successfully making over fwo hundred enlargemenfs for nafional defense and lafer numerous ofher prinfs of Tech classes and acfivifies. T' if Via Sealed: John Danhof, Marlin Vonk, Mr. Tulfle, Norman Saur. Leonard Snoek. Slandingz Roger Vander Weide, Roberl Slolzy, Edifh Ganzel, Roberl June, Beverly Slauffer, Del D H l Lucille Wolfe, Malhew Vander Kaay, Chesler Godzisz. CITZSS club Originafing in India hundreds of years ago, chess is now 'rhe mosl' popular ancienl' game played. ln a sense il' is like classical music. Popular songs lasl a 'Few mon'rhs and lhen are forgo'Hen, whereas classical songs have lasled for cenruries. Modern games las+ a year or lwo and fhen vanish. Chess, fhough nol' al any lime as popular as fhese games, has been enjoyed by kings, queens, and olher nolables fhroughoul' +he years. Thus if is somelimes called 'rhe game of kings. To people who know nolhing abour lhe game, chess, of course, may seem very boring. However, +he players who make up rhe Tech +eam, which is picked from +he club, are exfremely inleresled and have proven lhemselves +he besl' high school leam in lhe cil'y. Lasl' year fhey ended l'he season unde- fealed, having made decisive scores over Chris+ian lacknowledged champions un+il lhey mel' lhe Tech leaml, Cenfral, and Soulh. A+ lhe 'rime lhis arlicle was wriH'en, Tech had defealed Chrislian in a very 'rhrilling game, 4-3, and were seeking meels wilh Junior College, Calvin College, and +he Universiry of Grand Rapids. Q is Trumpefsx G. Bailey, H. Bloem, C. DeYoung, C. Dykhuizen, C, Fifch, W. McVeigh, R. Weeber, R. Frodl, J. Alfen, D. Brower, G. lgnasiak. Trombones: R. Barnaby, G. Clinfon, G. Hill, F. Mursch, K. Nichols, R. Puls, J. Vanden- berg. Barifones: E. Willison, J. Fikkerfq French Horn, P. Spanger. Alfo Horn: D. Hine, R. Jacobson, R. Le Huis, L. Smigel, F. Grofenhuis. Bass Horn: E. Gillesse, M. Goulooze, R. Hayward, C. Pilizik, F. Frieswyk, R. Demmink. Clarinef: C. Boss, L. Buzziffa, R. Bischoff, W. Doane, E. Faranski-alfo, J. Finley, C. Hunefeld, L. Hofacker, R. Parmalee-bass, N. Schipper, N. Skorupski, E. Jenkins. Saxophone: J. Blok, B. DeFouw, P. McClure, D. Sfank, N. Tomasik. Flufez C. Edmunds, C. Griffins, J. Kooi. Oboe: D. Brom: Bassoon: R. Ruiledge. Percussion: K. Baer, E. Kluneike, N. Miller, J. Archibald, D. Gill, R. Clark, B. Van Spyken, R. Skorupski. Direcforc Mr. Geo. D. Davis. and There's somefhing excifing aboui' a band - 'fhe sfirring rhyfhm of fhe drums, 'rhe plainfive moan of fhe sax, yes, even 'fhe shrill pipe of 'rhe piccolo. Roufine? Never! Every day a new sound is produced in a hundred differenf ways. Even Mr. Davis enlivens his expression of opinion wifh amusing commenfs. Consfanf changes in femperamenf, fempera- fure, and fempo make fhe bandroom one of fhe mosf inferesfing spofs in school. An unsolved mysfery sfill exisfs, for no one seems fo know whefher or nof 'fhe maesfro himself fool: an acfive parf in making fhe soundproof curfains which now grace fhe enfire room. Has anyone noficed fhe sfudied concenfrafion of fhe boys when +hey're playing? Here is a frown on fhe 'face of fhe flufe player, i'here's a blissfully happy counfenance gleaming from fhe coils of a huge horn, and every pair of feef keeping unquesfionable fime wifh 'rheir direcfor. The band's 'full schedule of appearances included foofball games, assemblies, fhe Spring Concerf, and fhe senior play. Hard work found Hs compensafions in fun and companionship never fo be forgoffen by 'rhe hundreds of fhe Green and Whife musicians. fx! aff! lnsef: Henry Heald, Wilma Cox, Nellamae London, Roberf Walcoff. Fronf Row: Jean Sfoff, Jeaneffe Krush, Gerfrude De Vries, Lena Schol, Beverly Groofers. Mariorie Musca, Margurife Burkhardf, Anna Cargill, Lillian Peferson, Mr. Wing, Dorofhy Kozak, Virginia Bohr, Beffy Nelson, Lorraine Galas, Gladys Bos, Violef Kalinowski, LaVerne Hofsfra, Vivian Cooper, Sylvia Wiersma. Second Row: Marilyn Garreff, Alice Niewiaclomski, Dolorine Szczepanski, Rufh Harfman, Helen Peck, Corine Van Langen, Eleanor Dykema, Nellamae London, Edith Ganzel, Dorofhy Kalinka, lda Fairchild, Marion Gill, Rufh Gill, Phyllis Olin, Pafricia Hunf, Jean Beiboer, Eileen Longcore, Delores Den Houfen, Donelle Cook, Dorofhy Drake. Third Row: Marian Smifs, Edna Sfraafsma, Rufh Schoenhofen, Margaref Vollink, Harrieff Dunn, Wilma Cox, Bob Brown, Herberf Connor, Duncan Ross, Eugene Rykse, Bill Tarbell, Lewis Boynfon, Arfhur Mahlebashian, Milford Wellingfon, Richard Foofe, Audrey Vander Jagf, Jane Anne London, Beffy Rieffer. Fourfh Row: Roger Vander Kopple, Howard Sfrong, Carl Mapes, Joseph Zweemer, Forresf Fynewever, Clarence Devener, Milfon Pierce, Roberf Conklin, Marvin Polderman, Roberf Walcoff, James Wrighf, Jay Sfehouwer, Marfin Vonk, Tony Sokolowski, Roger Vander Weide. cappella choir Truly here is an organizafion fhaf brings much glory fo fhe name of Davis Tech. Perhaps no ofher school group has as greaf an opporfunify as fhe choir fo carry fhe name of our fine school fo wide public recognifion. Handsomely garbed in fheir colorful robes, fhis excellenfly frained group, in numerous public appearances, has sung ifs way info 'lhe hearfs of fhe people of Wesfern Michigan. Reporfed fo confain more sfar maferial fhan any ofher school choir in fhe cify, all secfions are able fo achieve almosf perfecf harmony. However greaf fhe difficulfies during rehearsals, and whafever Mr. Wing fears of dire consequences, fhe group has always come fhrough one hundred per cenf in all concerfs and public appear- ances. They are fhere in a pinch, as Mr. Wing pufs if: fhaf seems fo be an undying qualify of Tech organizafionsf' The members of fhe choir feel fhaf fhey are very forfunafe in having a leader who is nof only a greaf masfer of music buf also an all-round grand fellow and a dynamic worker. Front Row: Eleanor Johnson, Barbara Vander Myde, Virginia Stralke, Patty Lewis, Laura Hotfer, Eleanor Davis, Camilla Carowitz, Josephine Kawalski, Maxine Chassee, Helen McMann, Harriet Te Ronde, Helen Bylsma, Barbara Chase, Wilma Van Enk, Bernice Visscher, Eleanor Moens, Sylvia Wiersma, Mr. Wing. Second Row: Florence Sokol, Frances Eldred, Dorothy Ann Kozak, Elaine Clark, Phyllis Lindquist, Pauline Phillips, Clara Bruggeman, Nancy Dominick, Eleanor Dykema, Donna Evertse, Dorothy Van Dyke, Letha Steensma, Helene Steensma, Gertrude Phillips, Wanda Jarmuloski, Theresa Lockwood, Mildred Vander Kuyl, Mariorie Ann Candela, Margaret Lamper. Third Row: Norma Sidnaw, Alice June Fletcher, Jewel Hoppe, Lois DeVries, Jack Slater, Bill Koster, Leonard Klaassen, Bruce Le Van, Bob Conklin, Philip Elve, Henry Toering, Gerald Telman, Louis Buzzitta, Martin Naerebout, Harry Hampson, Jean Rademaker, Mina Ruth Rademaker, Donna Holwerda, Dorothy Drake, Alice varsity mixed quartet Four ot the tinest voices in the senior class were blended together by the director and organizer, Mr. Wing, to make up the varsity mixed quartet. Unlike many mixed quartets, this group is composed ot tour singers who have won separate acclaim as soloists. Even though it has been said that it is next to impossible to take tour voices, each adapted to solo work, and make up a tine quartet, this did not stand in the way ot Mr. Wing. To this group is given due credit tor the spreading ot good will and recognition tor Tech's music department during the short time they have been together. Although limited in activity because ot getting a late start, to date they have represented Tech at churches and over Station WLAV. They also sang at the Michigan Industrial Educa- tion Society convention, which was held at the Pantlind Hotel in March. The members ot this organization are Wilma Cox, soprano: Nella Mae London, alto, Henry F. Heald, tenor: and Robert A. Walcott, bass. Lockwood. sports III cooperafion - compe+i+ion and fwo definife opposires unife 'ro form rhe very foundafion of our Demo- cra+ic sysfem. American you+I'1 firsf feels +l'1e ihrill of compeniion, fhe harmony of cooperafion -The very firsf requisifes for True American cifizen- ship- in Hue near-comple+e round of compefifive sporfs fhaf are an essenfial parf of America's educafion. fe- 3911-' . IF 'eb F f R A fhony Pofyrai, Arfhur Mahlebashian, Eugene Falba, Gerald Telman, Edward Nelson, Donald Ed d H k Ed d L in + B lr ai , war iszews i, Che aranows i. w C ach Emery, Frank Nawara, Tony Sokolowski, George Niewiadomslci, Roberf Mersman, Edward D b l J ph Rudnik, Norman Saur. Th d R A d ew Holwerda, Pefer Kladder, Wallace Fairchild, Freder'clc Fairchild, ay Wildorowslxi, Louis dg BII N lson, Raymond h Ka A! football 5 015.15 f ff The Davis Tech foofball ieam of I940 s+ar'red pracfice wi'rh only fwo experienced men, buf 'rhe boys had a remarkable fighiing spirii' feared by every Team in +he ci1'y. The firsi' game was wi+h Kalamazoo. Despife defeaf, +he con+es+ showed 'rheir drive and never say die spirii, which are rafed higher 'rhan viciories a+ Tech. Having been defeaied U5-Ol in +heir firsi' game, +he boys 'from Tech bounced up and played +heir mos+ heroic game of 'I'he season wi1'h Soufh lb-Ol, boasiing a 0-0 fie wifh +he highly-fouled ciiy champions un+il only 1'wo more minufes of play remained. Co-capfains Pefe Kladder and Ray Masiewicz con'rinually crashed fhrough 'rhe power- ful Sou'rh offense. Afier fhe Soufh game The papers called our feam 'rhe ligh1'inges+ leam in 'the ci'ry and 1'he mighfy a+oms. ln +he game wiih OH'awa lb-bl 'rhe Wildcals displayed mosi' spec- facular play. Their pass play, Telman +o Wildorowslci, resulied in a fouchdown which fied ihe game. Ari' Mahlebashian sfarled 1'he drive by infercepfing an OH'awa pass. Fronf Row: Gerald Telman, Andrew Holwerda, Norman Saur, Bill Nelson, Ray Wiki R G N d k M Second ow: eorge iewia oms i, Ray asiewicz. Third Row: Pefer Kladder, Joe Rudnik, Edward Nelson, Arfhur Mahlebashian, Eugen F lb In fhe game wiih Cresion neifher feam was able +o score. The sfar in +his game was George Niedwiadomski, who 'rurned in a beaufiful iob ai' fackle. Alihough The game wi+h Ceniral furned ouf +o be a 7-7 fie, Ed Nelson displayed excelleni blocking and Norm Saur showed clever running abilify. The highlighis of +his game came in +he second half when 'rhe Tech eleven confinually fhreaiened The Hillioppers' goal, buf save for once, Dame For'rune +urned her head away from ihe Tech boys. Alfhough 'rhe Wildcais were defeafed by Cafholic, I3-7, ihe firsi half was all Tech's. The Green and Whife s+ar+ed when Eugene Falba made a vicious fackle, causing 1'he Cougar back fo fumble fhe ball. The Tech gang recovered and marched +o a iouchdown. ln +he 'Final game of 1'he season Holwerda became fhe spark of +he Tech backiield, confinually breaking 'rhrough ihe Union defense. Many of +he boys were playing +heir lasi' game, and alfhough +hey didn'+ win, +hey showed invincible spirii' and deferminaiion. Since +he Hawks had The heaviesi' 'ream in fhe ciiy, and we by far +he ligh+es+, if can be said +ha+ ihe Davis Tech Wildcafs of I940 ended +he season in a blaze of glory. F f R : Harold Derfeen, Donald Nixon, Bernard Piper, Ed Nelson, Roberf Mersman. S d Row: Coach Byrum, Frederick Fairchild, Lewis Rufledge, Kennefh Ploeg, Edward Dubiel. baslcetball The baskefball season of '40-'4I sfarfed ouf rafher slow for Tech, buf ended in a winning sfreak in which fhe Green and Whife quinfef won five ouf of fhe lasf eighf games fhey played. The final winning sfreak was fhe resulf of fhe finding of a combina- fion consisfing of Piper, Derfeen, Nixon, Nelson, and Mersman fhaf clicked in fhe Holland Chrisfian game. The forward posifions were held down by Piper, Herald all-cify forward who ranked among fhe highesf scorers in fhe cify: and Derfeen, anofher high-scorer, and Herald honorable menfion man. Bofh of fhese fwo regulars will be losf by Mr. Byrum, our coach, due fo graduafion. The wonder of fhem all, a sophomore who was ouf for Tech's feam for fhe firsf fime, was Nixon, anofher Herald honorable menfion man, who played fhe cenfer posifion for fhe feam. Alfhough slow in geffing sfarfed he soon was oufsfanding bofh as an offensive and as a defensive player. Upper: Bernard Piper, Don Nixon, Harold Derleen. Lower: Roberl' Mersman, Ed Nelson. haslcethall The regular posilions of guard were capably handled by Nelson and Mersman, who are excepfionally good ball-handlers. Of all +hese regulars only Nixon and Mersman will re'rurn nexf year. Ofher lirsl' leam players were Hoebeke, Rufledge, Orange, Fair- child, Dubiel, Wilcforowslci, and Ploeg, of whom only Wildorowslci will graduafe l'his year. The highlighl' game of l'he year was played againsf Holland Chrisfian in which Tech won a very decisive viclory al' +he Holland gym. The Wildcal' quinfel' appeared a new l'eam in fhis viclory over fhe slrong Holland leamg spiril' was gained, l'he eflecfive combinafion was found, which resul+ed in +he +eam's final winning slrealc. All lhe players seemed +o have played +heir bes'r game of fhe season wi'rh +he resull +ha+ Tech beal' Holland Chrislian for l'he firsl' lime in i'rs hislory. The final game of l'he season, a fournamenl' game againsf Muskegon Heighls, proved fo be anofher sfep in making +he season a lhriller, when Tech was nosed oul' in a very hard-foughl' baHle by a score 38-35. And so l'he season ended malcing beHer al'hle'l'es oul' of fhose who parlicipaled and giving Tech a feam she mighl' well be proud of fo sei' an example +o fhose who follow. h E ery, Joe Pieclriel, Floyd Sfrelr, Roger Bronlrema, Norman McDonald, Bernard Mondry, Gerald no er, err: u ue, ares uuen, a+er Gamble, John Weeber, Bernard Piper, uruce uc s, ei e , ssus an oac a ccnan. u ie, re eric airc i , enne oe , ouis u edge, Donald Nixon, Ray Wildorowslxi, o er e am, ona annen a, ac a er. Bkh F +Kp e +aq+chl Dykh wi Ed dHkM HkK+hKuyA++c hvls L Ed dDblFd kF hIdK fhmgl. RH sg knbioic D IdJ gJkSI+ The I94I baseball squad lived up +o lheir name, ci1'y champions, by winning lheir 'lirsl' +hree non-league games wi+h only four runs scored againsl fhem. These games included Sparla, who scored l'he four runs, Cedar Springs, and Sand Lake. The 'ream had only +hree refurning leHermen, Nixon, Piper, and Wildorowslci, who form +he nucleus of fhe Wildcal nine. The cafching is handled well by Gamble and Ploeg, wi'rh Nixon, Piper, Hailc, and Saganski holding down l'irs+ base, second base, shor'r sfop, and fhird base, respecfively. The ouffield is composed of Fairchild, Hicks, and Rulledge, wifh mound dufies being ably handled by Buquef and Wilcforowski. The games wi+h Soufh and Cresfon were losl', buf all ofher games played before +his wrifing, fhose wifh Cenfral, Cafholic, and Chrisfian have been won by +he Wildca+s. Tech had bu+ +o win in +he final playoffs which will include +he four firs+ division +eams and Coach Emery's nine can 'fuck anofher championship under 'rheir bel'rs. l Froni Row: Marlin Vonk, Mafhew Vander Kaay, Anfon Bierens, Ofio Worpel, Philip E. Elve, Alb f Vanderwerf. Second Row: Jack Vander Baan, Leon Moizuk, Versil Vallier, Fred Frieswyk, James Timmer, Gerard Boscher, Anfhony Po+yrai. Third Row: Henry Roefers, John Walker, Edmund Faranski, Jack Allen, Edward Malone, Harvey Dominick, Frank Nawara, Coach Byrum. All fhe boys on +he Davis Tech irack +eam give ihe credii' for iheir successful season fo 'rhe coach, Mr. Byrum. He made pracfice seem like play insfead of hard, monoionous work. Some of fhe boys ihal' placed very high are 'l'he fwo milers, Block and Dominick, who were oui' for +he firsl' 'l'ime. The dash men who did excepfionally well are Johnson and Zimmerman, while in ihe hurdles Vonk and Bosscher showed up bes'I'. The +wo shoi' pu++ers Masiewicz and Oailey placed in every meei. In fhe 880, Soboia and Budzynski, l'he only fwo in ihe squad gave compelifion a new name as far as 'I'he oiher schools are concerned. Righf along side of ihe 880 men are Vander Kaay, Vander Werf, and Dubiel, who did amazingly well in fhe 440. As a Final fribuie fo +he boys, who made an excellen'r record, if musi' be said fhaf +he Tech siudenis should be proud of +hem and of' +he line example of sporfsmanship exhibifed by boih ihe feam and Their , , , . ,., . 1 . 1 vi . .,., 1,. -V W. 4 - . I - Q --I trac 0 Fronf Row: Norman Slrorupslu, Lawrence Kozminslu, Gerald Czerew. Second Row: Roberf Mulvey, Roberf Burch, James Kooi, Coach Tuffle. Nearly a decade ago our firsf group of dubs reporfed for pracfice under fhe direcfion of Mr. Tuffle. Since fhen an average of fen would-be Bobby Joneses have compefed for fhe privilege of represenfing Tech on fhe fee-off. One feam of pasf years successfully survived fhe cify compefifion and enfered fhe sfafe finals, where fhey upheld Tech fradi- fion superbly. Preliminary gym pracfice is concerned wifh fhe use of fhe driver only. Of special imporfance is a snap or fwisf of fhe wrisf which spanlcs fhe ball and gives if added disfance. Sfance and a relaxed posfure also aid efficiency. Nexf come acfual frials on a regular course. Lawrence Kozminski, Roberf Mulvey, James Kooi, and Roberf Burch were chosen as fhe parficipanfs in fhe I94l foursome. Golf is encouraged as a school sporf nof only for fhe recreafional advanfages and menfal relaxafion, buf also because if affords excellenf opporfunifies fo exhibif fine sporfsmanship and fair play. Perhaps none of our golfers will ever win fhe Nafional Open Championship: never- fheless, we believe we have an excellenf body of amafeurs of whom fhe school has reason fo be proud. Fron+ Row: Donald Rylcse, Leonard Dudicz, Marvin Van Heesf, Gene Hill. Second Row: Coach Barnes, Edward Willison, Mafhew Vander Kaay, Norman Saur, Roger Rufledge. Allhough Tech's +hree previous +ennis league feams have noi' always been viclorious, a successful 'ream was expec+ed 'ro 'rake 'ro +he courfs lhis year. Coach Barnes has such veleran performers as Don Rylcse, Gene Hill, Roger Rufledge, and Lenny Dudicz: in fhe new-comers he has some very good prospecfs in Marv Van Heesl, Norman Saur, and Al VanderKaay. Rvlcse is raled as lhe bes+ member of +he squad, while Hill and Rulledge fill oul' fhe fwo and fhree posilions, respeclively. Van Heesl' and Dudicz play al' fhe number one doubles pos'r and Saur and Vander Kaay play fhe number 1'wo doubles posifion. Oul' of This year's feam, only Hill, Saur, and Vander Kaay will be losl' by graduafion. The remaining members have 'From one 'ro lhree years of compelilion leff and should develop inl'o a slrong +eam. A greal' deal of credil' is due Coach Barnes, who has slood by his feams even fhouqh +hey have noi' been of fhe highesi' caliber. Mr. Byrum, former Michigan Sfafe +ennis champ, was very helpful in giving fhe players special poinfers. tennis Fronf Row: Mildred Sellers, Helen Sellers, Margaref Vollink, Mina Bolema, Nellamae London, Doris Jelsema, HenrieHa Hoogeboom, Evelyn Dykehouse. Second Row: Rurh Harfman, Gerrrude De Vries, Aurelia Carowifz, Marilyn Garreff, Margaref Racine, Doris Forney, Phyliss Wolford, Miss Helen Freeman. Third Row: Gennella Mieras, Elyn Sullivan, Frances Judson, Margaref Hasfreifer, Gladys Bos, Wanda Jar- malowski, Dorolhy Jaworoski, Callisfa Sasha, Elaine Clark. Fourih Row: Margaref Slurrus, Bernice Dekkers, Adeline Hickox, Marian Gill, Ida Fairchild, Lorraine Sczerba, Geraldine Czerew, Lois Vandenberg. Fif-lh Row: Marian Smi+s, Lois De Vries, Eleanor Dykema, Viola Dykema, Margaref Dykema, Eslher Visser, Rufh Schoenhofen, Lucille Wolfe. girls' athletics Blue ribbon days for Tech girls occur when The 'Familiar call, G. A. A. +onigh+, echoes 'rhrough 'rhe halls. The club membership has risen 'lo nearly fiffy girls, who have compered in bowling, badminfon, deck fennis, paddle fennis, and shuffleboard. Teams have been formed for hi'r pin, baseball, volley ball, indoor baseball, and baskeiball. This year +he girls' baskefball 'leam had 'lhe privilege of showing rheir good work 'ro Union High School. Table 'rennis and badminron ranked highesi' among fhe individual spor'rs. Tournamenrs were played for each of fhese sporrs which mer wifh greai' success. Fron+ Row: Mina Bolema, Nellamae London, Eleanor Dylcema, Lucille Wolfe. Back Row. Ruih Harfman, Rufh Schoenhofen, Bernice Delclrers, Rufh Gill, Miss Freeman. girls' All fhe girls par+icipa+ing in 'rhe various ac+ivH'ies have shown skill and good sporrsmanship. Among +he ou+s+anding girls in fhese sporfs are Mina Bolema, Nellamae London, Doris Jelsema, and Eleanor Dylcema. Under fhe leadership of a new sponsor, Miss Helen Freeman, 'rhe girls' physical educafion insfrucfor, fhe club made excepfional progress. The monfhly parfies were enioyed greafly. The girls who par+icipa'red in 1'hese ac+ivi+ies did so for +he spiri+ of play alone. Poise, grace, charm, healrh, and recreafion are awards enough. No school credif is given for 'rhis exfra-curricular acfivify. sports Froni Row: RW Wikforowski, Eugene Falba, Bernard Piper, Milion Pierce, Gerrii Buquei. Second Row: Coach Emery, Ray Czailcowski, Andrew Holwerda, Ray Masiewicz, Arrhur Mahlebashian, Coach Byrum. Third Row: Forresf Johnson, George Niewiadomslci, Bill Nelson, Norman Saur, Gerald Telman. varsi-t The purpose of +he club, which has i+s iwo advisers, Mr. Emery and Mr. Byrum, major coaches, is +o promoie spor+smanship and good will among all ihe s1'uden+s in +he school. Achievemenis of +he members for one year or more follow. Fooiball leHer winners make up 'rhe maiori+y of fhe members. Heading 1'he lis+, are Tech's co-capiains, Pere Kladder and Ray Masiewicz. Pele earned +wo maior awards and was chosen all-cify end. Ray also earned +wo leHers. One of Tech's grea+es+ a'rhle'res, Norm Saur, earned five major awards. Gerry Telman and +he gridiron dic+a+or, Gene Falba, are +wo-leH'er men. One of +he grea+es+ baskefball players ever 'io en+er Tech is Bernie Piper. He earned iwo leHers in baskefball and fhree in baseball. Ray Wildorowslci earned 'Four awards in baseball and Forresl' Johnson one each in baske+ball and foofball. Gerri'r Buque'r earned his leH'er as a half-miler on +he irack 'ream and Ray Czaikowski, fhree le+'rers, also in frack. There you have +hem - fhe +op-noich a+hle1'es of Davis Tech! Fronf Row. Forresi' Knoper, Mllfon Pierce, Jack Allen. Back Row: Doris Jelsema, Helen Peck, Evelyn Dylrehouse, HenrieHa Hoogebo Ten dynamic, en'rhusias+ic s1'uden1's cons+i+u're lhe Tech cheerleading squad. During every game rhis group may be heard exhorling l'he crowd +o cheer. Under +he leadership of Milion Pierce and Helen Peck and +he guidance of Mr. Saur, +hese cheerleaders pu'r in hours of hard praciice which frains 'rhem +0 inslill pep and school spiril' in +he spor+ fans. A+ fhe 'foofball games +he cheerleaders are colorfully dressed in green and while: +he girls in green sweafers and whi+e skir+s, and +he boys in green iacke1's and whi're panfs. From fhe beginning of fhe game fo ihe end, +hey are our fhere yelling, geffing 1'he crowd fo rool' 'for 'rhe ieam. Cheerleaders mus+ have definife qualilicalions ius'r as afhlefes musi' have special ap1'i- +udes. They musf have pep, vigorous voices, and ouisianding personali+ies. For I94O-4I, +he girl cheerleaders were Helen Peck, Doris Jelsema, HenrieHa Hoogeboom, Evelyn Dylcehouse, and June Jennings. These girls will be back in Sepfember +o con'rinue 'rheir good worlc. The boy cheer- leaders were Pele Smifh, Jerry Verburg, Milfon Pierce, Forresf Knoper, Harry Hampson, and Jack Allen. Only fhe laHer +wo will re+urn nex+ year. Tnaps and humor fhe 'rang of everyday living- mix wilh il The careful confidence and gay bravado of awakening Americans run Through H' all The oneness of enllmusiaslic youlh slriving for a common ideal, and you have an inside glimpse of flue numerous incidenls 'rhaf make life al school so lull and worllmwlwile. Upper: Millon Pierce, Helen Peck. Sfalue of Liberfy, Anne Resler, Marilyn Chrislensen, Delores Den Houlen, Jeanelfe Krush. Lower: Mignon Merren, Bob De Kam, Frances Judson, Roger Vander Weide. snaps and humor WriH'en in a civics exam: Habeuas corpus is a wriHen documenf enforcing someone To give The localion of The body. To senience The man for murder, The corpus musi' be found. 1u -Fin1- Miss Vander Til fo Fred Blau: Wha+ is l'he Rock of Gibral+ar? Fred Blau: ll s The roclc Columbus landed on. -. --o-- -1 Two men from Tech mel: You should have seen me when l was born. I weighed only +hree pounds! Did you live? Sure, you should see me now! -'icq- 1 Two mind readers mel. One said To The olherz You're fine! How am l? , i o if Upper: Office Praclice, Chrisfine Hoogewind, Calherine Dudowicl, June Grabel, Louise Rusilowski, Marilyn Garreff, Gerfrude De Vries, Marge Dykema, Evelyn De Vries, Prinfing, Ari Kerkslra, Bernard Piper, Lamberlus Reus, Mr. Harrison, Bob Norfhouse, Gale Bailey, Harold Knoll. Lower: Paffern Making, Bob Clark, Richard Wesfrale, Bill Mulder: Slalue, Abraham Lincoln: Ari Deparimenf, Ellen Reed, Marvin Brom. snaps and humor Ray Czaikowski: Wha+ does 'noi' fransferable' on lhis 'rickef mean? Joe Clark: I+ means +ha+ no person will be aclmiHed fo any game unless he comes himself. 1-13-lo Mr. Nelson: Classify +he animal kingdom, from +he lower animals up. We begin wiih Eugene Falba. g Charles Dykhuizen had proposed and been accepfed. Do you 'rhink you could live on my salary of S25 a week? Mignon Merren: Surely, darling, buf whal' will you live on? 1 Mal called Pere Van S+ra1'en. Ma, l go+ a hundred in school. Ma: Fine! Whai' subiecf did you gel' a hundred in? Two, said Pele, 60 in civics and 40 in economics. Upper: Draffing, George Niewiadomski, Edwin Hofsfra, James Blok, Arrhur Lepinafg Prinfing, James Kooi, Mr. Wagoner. Lower: Aufo Shop, Caryll Rawn, Thomas Sherd, Ernesf Brink, Donald Rykseg Furnirure Crafi, Eugene Barnaby, Lloyd Wilkins, Elecfric, Versil Vallier, Bob Walcoff. snaps and humor Miss Van Andel: Describe fhe manners and cusfoms of fhe people of Cenrral Africa. Milfon Pierce: They ain'+ gor no manners and They don'1' wear no cos1'umes. - Principal: And where have you been for rhe lasr week? Andy Holwerda lFilling our absence slipl: S+op me, if you've heard ihis one. Edwin Zylsfraz We're going 'l'o 'lake up a collecrion for a new organ 'rhis morning. Brorher Jones only gave one dollar. There ouqhr +o be some enferprising man in fhe congregarion who will make ii' a hundred. Joe Zweemer: I makes H' a hundred. Pul' me down for fwo naugh+s. Upper: Cosiume Designing, Elhel Nelson, Adeline Hiclcox, Dorofhy Dralze, Doris Brom, Kafhleen Finglelon, Beverly Denfong Typing, Evelyn Dykehouse, Henriefla Hoogeboom, Emma Samra, Marilyn Garrelf, Gerfrude Zank, Bill Nelson. Lower: Eleclric, Philip Elve, Jack Cleveland, Bill Tarbe II, Gerald Bocheim, James Vergouwe: Mrs. Ora Leenheerg Machine Shop, Ray Slanlx, Phil E. Elve, Ralph Mefzger, Mr. Delberl Clark, Ed Marlnowslxi, Hank Heald says his good healfh is due +o prefer foasl' on fhe lable. snaps and humor a daily roll on 'rhe floor. We - o 1.- Our seniors believe: Marlin Goulooze: Tha+ a wife is a figure of speech lbecause she is always 'rallning . l Calherine Dudowicz: Thai a polygon is a dead parrot Rober+ Sfolzyz Thai +he 'Facul+y is a group hired 'ro help 'rhe seniors run lhe school. Harold Derfeen: Thai a buH'ress is +he wife of a bul'ler. Rufh Gill: Thai a school leacher is called pedigree. 1 Chrisfine Hoogewind: l'd marry you if you weren'+ so bald. Pele Kladder: Why, +ha+'s where I shine. Upper: Waller Gambei, John Weeber, Ray Wiklorowski. Lower: Bernard Piper, Wal+er Gamble, Rober+ De Kam, Charles Dykhdhen. snaps and humor Mrs. Telman: Will you 'rake +he dog ou'r for air? Gerry lJus'r affer waking up from a napl: Where is +he nearesi' filling s1'a+ion? 11oi1i-1 Bob WalcoH': l +hink all drum majors and maioreHes are cowards. Lucille Wolfe: Why? Bob: They don'+ 'Face 'rhe music. g1 Ka+herine DeVries: l'd like 'ro buy lwo shaving brushes 'For my dad. Clerk: Two brushes? Kalherinez Yes, my clad has a double chin. Mr. Win'I'ers: Some minds ough+ no'r only To be cul+iva+ed, bui' also plowed under. Upper: Norman Saur, Lawrence Kozmmslu, Gene Hull. Lower: Donald Rylrse, Foofball, Gerald Czrew. snaps and humor Florence Walco'H: Ed Nelson reminds me of fhe sea. Marilyn Thompson: Oh, is he so deep and romanlic? Florence: No, he always has me upset -1-10111-1 Goodness, Wendell! This isn'l' our baby! This is +he wrong carriage. Mr. Emery: Sh-h-h! This is a beH'er carriage. ....iQ . A new indoor sporl' aH'ribu+ed 'ro Ben Oafley is wrifinq blinlxie poems of four lines, +wo words +o a line, wifh 'rhe second and las! lines rhyming. Here's a sample: School boy Thumb lack Teacher si'rs Ow! Whack! Upper: Ray Czallcowsh, Ben Oafley, OHo Worpel, Mafhew Vander Kaay. Lower: Marlin Vonlc, Evelyn De Vree, Chrisfine Hoogewind, Gerald Bosher. snaps and humor The reasons George Niewiadomski prefers blondes are +o ligh+en +he overhead, and +o be good, and love fhe fair. 1-1-10-1 Ralph Fosner says: To be undersfood is fo make sense. To make sense is +o coin money. To coin money is 20 years in Alcafraz. Therefore, whaf is The use of being unders+ood? i-l-o1i11 Poem by Casper DeYoung: , My fa+her fell upon +he ice, Because he couldn'1' sfand. Our 'Fa+her saw +he s'rars and sfripes, We saw our fafher land. Upper: Mina Bolema, Lucille Wolfe, Eleanor Dykema. Lower: Nellamae London, Audrey VanderJag'f. snaps and humor Mr. Fred Johnson: Wha+ do you call a man who drives a car? Bob Brown: I+ all depends on how close he comes io you. 1- Louise Rusilowski: The besi' way for a girl fo keep her you1'h is never fo infroduce him 'l'o anoiher girl. l Rufh Hariman asked if bacieria is 'rhe rear enfrance 'fo +he cafeieria. 1- -1 Bob De Kam adver+ises +ha+ he will keep a Sunday School 'rwice a week- Tuesdays and Safurdays. ..-l.Q Jane Nowak: Wake up. Wilma Cox: Can r. Jane: Why? Wilma: Nor asIeep. senior directory of 1941 Name Address Phone Wallace Bacehowslci Ray Barnaby ..,.A. Doro+hy Bashore A A A Seymour Beiboer A A A Bernard Billings A A A James Blok .... Mina Bolema A A A John BoI+ ...,.. Ka+hryn BoIuy+ A A A Gerald Bomers A A A Marvin Brom A A A Be++y Brummels A A A Edwin Buck ..A... Gerri+ Buque+ A.A, Anna Cargill A A A James Chase ...AA Jaclc Cleveland A A A Rober+ Cole A A A Vivian Cooper .... Wilma Cox ....... Raymond Czailcowslci Gerald Czerew .A., Rober+ De Fouw A A A Helen De Har+ A A A Rober+ De Kam A A A John De Maagd A A A Louise De Maagd A A Harold Der+ien A A A Evelyn De Vree A A A Ka+hryn De Vries A A Casper De Young A A Daniel Dil: AAAAAAAA Wallace Doane .AAA Ca+herine Dudowicz Mary Dunnebaclc AA Eleanor Dykema A A A Charles Dylrhuizen A Kenne+h Elve AAAAA. Philip Elve .AAAAAA 770 Fiffh S+., N. W. 835 Nagold S+., S. W. 2I4 Has+ings S+., N. W. 645 Charles Ave., S. E. 4I7 Pe++ibone Ave., N. W I026 Oakdale S+., S. E.A AA IO39 Arianna S+., N. W. I425 Michigan S+., N. E. 4I2 Shirley S+., N.E. I I6 Hermi+age S+., S. E. I745 Linden Ave., S. E. I047 Helen S+., N. E. Marne, Mich., Rou+e No. I 9I6 Zeeland C+., N. E. 94I Dorches+er Ave., S. W. 549 Prospec+ Ave., N. E.A 533 Nor+h Ave., N. E.A A A A 58 Holland Ave., N. E. I0 I 0 Underhill Ave., S. W. 50I Paris Ave., S. E. AAAA A I2 Valley Ave., S. W. 852 Alpine Ave., N. W.. I425 Fremon+ Ave., N. W. 749 Haw+horne S+., N. E. 6I2 Michigan S+., N. E.A A A 555 Walnu+ S+., N. E. 555 WaInu+ S+., N. E. 64I Charles Ave., S. E. I I06 Gar+ieId Ave., N. W. 820 Logan S+., S. E. AAAA A I04I Grandville Ave., SW. Il29 Hermi+age S+., S.E.A 302 AAAA745 A AAAA 62l AAAA 233 A AAAA 543 543 BeImon+', Mich. A A A A Na+ional Ave., N. W. A+wood S+., N. E. AA Eas+ern Ave., S. E.A A Union Ave., N. E. Marie++a S+., N. E.A A Marie++a S+., N. E.A A A A A AAAAA 55735 A A A AAAAA 85354 A AAAAA 849I2 A AAAAA 95506 A A A AAAAA 98065 90782 8 I 975 AAAAA 65507 AAAAAAAAAAAA87093 I I6-835FI3 A AAAAA 86 I 28 A AAAAA 32454 A AAAAA 79434 79434 of senior directory Name Address Donald Fairbro+her , . Eugene Falba ..... Helen Figge .r,. Pearson Fi+ch . . . Eva Fi+zgeraId . . . Ralph Fosner .... Warren Fowler ..,. Sherwood Franson .. Lorraine Gallas .,.. Edi+h Ganzel . ,. Ru+he Gill r....,.,. Edward Gillisse, Jr.. , Marilyn Goebel . .. Mar+in Goulooze . .. George Grebel A... Jacqueline Greenwald Eunice Gunn ....... Joseph Harlciewicz . . Ru+h Har+man ..... John Hazenberg . . . Henry Heald .... Gene Hill ...... Elvin Ho+s'I'ra ....... Harold Hohendorf, . . Andrew Holwerda .. Chris+ine Hoogewind Jewell Hoppe ...... Rober+ Jandernoa .. Forres+ Johnson . Louis Johnson . . Frances Judson , . Irene Kalinka ...... Gerald Kievie+ .... Be++y Kladder . . . Pe+er Kladder . . Forres+ Knoper . . Lucille Knoper . . Gerald Kolkman . James Kooi .... ...I04I 4I7 548 430 853 ...I9IO I43 9I4 853 9I4 ...I046 935 ...2238 857 ..,I404 I2I ...I007 828 ...I025 2II 729 ...III6 400 ...I905 ...II30 935 65I 20 429 6II ...II5I 609 609 924 924 46l 922 R.F.D. 3, Grand Rapids.. Hovey S+., S. W. Fairview Ave., N. E.. . . . . Clancy Ave., N. E. Spencer S+., N. E. .,... . Clancy Ave., N. E. Towner Ave., S. W. Cu+Ier S+., S. W. .... . FIa+ S+., N. E. ........, . Joslin S+., S. E. ....,..,. . Dorches+er Ave., S. W.. . Logan S+., S. E. ....,. . . Kus+erer Drive College Ave., S. E. . . . Nevada S+., S. E. . . . , Madison Ave., S. E. Lyon S+., N. E. Day+on S+., S. W. FuI+on S+., W. Helen S+., N. E. Brown S+., S. W. Liber+y S+., S. W. , . . Crosby S+., N. W. Carrier S+., N. E. S+a++ord Road, S. W. Myr+Ie S+., N. W. R. R. No. I, Grand Rapids .... Dorches+er Ave., S. W. Curve S+., S. W. . . . . . College Ave., N. E. .... . Cass Ave., S. E. ..... . Diamond Ave., N. E. Baldwin S+., S. E. London S+., S. W. . .. London S+., S. W. .... . . Sheridan Ave., S. W. Sheridan Ave., S. W. Adams S+., S. W. ........ La+aye++e Ave., N. E. Phone . . .... 90365 ....92469 ,..,650I9 ,...5624I ....853I9 . . ..,. 54305 . . .... 59590 ..,.89038 ....54I92 ....56308 ...38985 I I6-720F3 ....5I566 ....856I7 ....87256 . . . 37739 ...37739 ....30237 I III.. Ill. . senior directory of 1941 Name Jean Krenselewski . . . Margare+ Lamper , . Wallace LaHuis . Ar+hur Lepina+ .... Alice Lockwood . , . Nelle Mae London . . Doro+hy McCuIIum . . Donald McNamara . Niel Maghielse ,... Edward Malone ...., WaI+er Ma+vichuck . . Edward Markowski . . Ar+hur Mahlebashian Mignon Merren ...,. Donna Miller ....,. Evelyn Miller . . Milan Miller . . . Edward Nelson ..... E+hel Nelson .K .... Shirley Nelson . William Nelson ..... George Niewiadomski Jane Nowak ....... Wilbur Odell ...... Ben Oa+Iy ...... Eugene Pasma . . . Phyllis Pauleson .... Mil+on Pierce . .. Bernard Piper . . . Fred Pype .... Caryll Rawn .. Mike Rios .... John Rosema . . . Clara Rosloniec .... Joseph Rudnick . .. Louise Rusilowski . . . Norman Saur . . . Jack Scheneman . . . Lena Schol ..... 3I I 4l5 I034 232 50I 627 I23 224 260 I3 I4 39 334 907 I300 I926 8I5 I I07 720 309 926 IOI 829 I0 I 5 I935 50I 40 I237 620 946 848 355 5 I 6 I022 I58 752 I24 556 I235 Address Grand Ave., N. E. Diamond S+., S. E. Dorches+er Ave., S. W. M+. Vernon Ave., N.W. College Ave., N. E. Oakland Ave., S.W. . . . An+oine S+., S.W. Page S+., N. E. Spencer S+., N. E. Por+Iand Ave., N. E. . . , Lexing+on Ave., S.W. Houseman Ave., N. E. Turner Ave. ,,....., . Eas+ern Ave., S. E. . . . , Jefferson Ave., S. E. . . . Kensing+on Ave., S.W. R. R. No. 2, Byron Cen+er ,... Madison Ave., S. E. ..,, California S+., N. W. . . . Woodmere Ave., S. E. . Dorches+er Ave., S. W. Lexing+on Ave., S. W. FIa+ S+., N. E. Lilac C+., N. E. Division Ave., S.W. College Ave., N. E. . . . Fi+ch Place, S. E. . .. Taylor Ave., N. Ple++ S+., S.W. Sigsbee S+., S. E. Alexander S+., S. E. Corrine S+., S.W. Liber+y S+., S.W. Puloski S+., S.W. Na+ionaI Ave., N.W. Crescen+ S+., N. E. Ar+hur Ave., N. E. S+oIpe, S.W. Penn Ave., N. E. . . . Phone ,...88282 ....7I463 ...97402 . . . 56207 ...56686 . 608-25F32 , ...,.. 56227 . .... 89097 .,.,65093 ,...92I47 ...90546 ....78409 Name Ru+h Schoenhofen . . . Helen Sellers ..... Mildred Sellers . Donald Smifh .... Eldon Spaulding ..., Rober+ S+olzy .... Donald Sypien . .. Adrian Sy+sma . . . Louis Szymanski . . . William Tarbell ..... Gerald Telman ...,. Minnie Te Ronde ,... Marilyn Thompson , . Laverne Thorn+on . . . Pearl Trumble ...... Marie Van Al+en .... Josephine Vander Bee Audrey Vander Jag+ Maude Vander S+el . . Alber+ Vander Wer+ . William Van Leur . . . Pe+er Van S+ra+en . . James Vergouwe . .. Margare+ Vollink . .. Elvin Vredeveld ...,, Florence Walco++ . . . Louise Walco++ ..r.. Rober+ Walco++ .... John Weeber ...,.. An+hony Wes+ra+e . . Sylvia Wiersma . . . Lloyd Wilkins ...... Ray Wik+orowski .... Lucille Wolfe .... Leo Yonkers ....... Gerald Zimmerman . Joe Zweemer ...,., Edwin Zyls+ra .. senior directory ol 1941 Address 7I6 5I4 5I4 .....l030 643 927 .....l062 908 354 737 550 . ..... I035 .....l056 .....I027 ....3I6 576 .......gII28 93I 924 7I2 .....I457 6l8 736 566 566 923 5l6 547 724 907 2I2 525 624 752 .....l848 64I Kellogg S+., S. E. . . . . Henry Ave., S. E. Henry Ave., S. E. y Hall S+., S. E. .....,. .Cen+ury Ave., S. W. Byron Cen+er Crescen+ S+., N. E. Bax+er S+., S. E. Firs+ S+., ,N. W. Bur+on S+., S.W. Griggs S+., S.W. . . . Mar+ha S+., S.W. Broadway Ave., N. W. Woodrow Ave., N.W. Norwich Ave., S.W. Prospec+ Ave., N. E. Liber+y S+., S. W. . . . Jeanne++e Ave., N.W Prospec+ Ave., N. E. . EIlia++ S+. .....,,.. ' . Oakland Ave., S.W. Linden Ave., S. E. . . . R. R. No. 4, Grand Rap Cro++on S+., S.W. Tulip S+., S.W. S+olpe S+., S. W. . , . S+olpe S+., S. W. . . . Sheridan Ave., S.W. Walnu+ S+., N. E. . . . Prince S+., S. E. Hogan S+., S. .. Sibley S+., N.W. Gunnison Ave., S.W. Prospec+ Ave., N. E. Pleas8aQ S+., S. E. Sixfh Sf., N.W. Linden Ave., S. E. McKendric S+., S.W. mg Phone 87892 3I280 3602 I 80042 3780I 85I24 566I5 30297 5876l 5876l 38756 77295 59054- 92277 ll palrons The Senior Class of Davis Tech wishes fo ihanlr fhe following business insh 1'ul'ions for fheir suppori' in fhe publishing of fhe I94I Beacon. Complimenfs of a Friend Ceniral Engraving Planf Vanden Berg Jewelers Versluis Siudios Ceniral Trade Plan? 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