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

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sports III

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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.

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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.