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

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cm. Seniofzd ROGER BISCHOEE, Electrical Trades. Great oaks from little acorns grow, R.O.T.C,, A Cappella Choir. HENRY D. BLOEM, Drafting. l may look slow, but wait until I get started, Track, Band, R,O.T.C. HAROLD BROWN, Machine Shop Practice. 'lHe-'ll smile his way through. FRANK BUURSTRA, General Course. Life is just a howl of cherries. R,O.T.C. WALTER CIMOCHOW- lCZ, Machine Shop Practice. Grand fellow-tops in all. Footballg Sgt., R.O.T,C.p Varsi-T. REX DE EOUW, General Course. Happy and bubbling over with mischief. R.O.T.C. IAMES DYKGRAAE, Machine Shop Practice. For he's a jolly good fellow. R,O.T.C.g Second Choir. IEAN DYKSTRA, Commercial. Ambition finds much joy. RUSSELL ENGBERS, Machine Shop Practice. 'Gentle in appearance, a good sport, and full of fun, GERARD EABER, Electrical Trades. Silence hurts no one-talk does the mischief. Corp., R.O.T.C.g Band. WILLIAM HAVEMAN, Machine Shop Practice. A friendly attitude toward all. R,O.T.C. MARIAN I. HAZZARD, Commercial. Young girls will be young girls. Technologian, IOHN KEUVELAAR, Machine Shop Practice. Always surprising. Band. BARBARA KOLENDA, General Course. She has what it takes. IOANN KOOLEN, Commercial. As sweet and stirring as a fudge spoon. Play Staff, Beacon, Debate, A Cappella Choir, ROMAN KUNECKI, Drafting. Strives to conquer. Pres., luniorsg Athletic Bd., Seniors, Co-Captain, Football, Baseball, Pres., Varsi-T, Sgt., R.O.T.C. PETER LEPECH, Machine Shop Practice. Men of few words are mostly good men. IANET LUTH, Commercial. 'lWe wonder if she talks in her sleep, too? A Cappella Choir. gg 4:L1.L'f ww- Mft 5557. 'an , fr. I Q' 4 XM ft A fgigffwxx l if 3 sift! Y ei' Y 'S ' I it . f We 1 it 2 ' Lil in ey-Q,- ff '15, ml .- ' Y we

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CLASS COLORS: Blue cmd White CLASS FLOWER: Lily W'1l Rin the Bells of the Future CLASS MOTTO: With Ropes of the Post, We 1 g MR. FRANK WO F' .kt un! ELEANOR IOHNSON Vice-President Senior Advisers A MISS GRA on CE M' PARKHURST ROBERT CLIFFORD President 3 , 'E me ,.i-,.5.Y 'if,.-, 1 Q ,.. ,5 TIS!!-'l :W A VW .x .t 2732, , ,s?.'ffif'1 jail' .. It ig:,'y1'-: '...1 ,ffq 'fy 34- H' fy- 4 41' , A ,mul - .J -.- ..... IAMES BEURKENS Treasurer 9 1 I 5.44 ,If L iL,.., N- GERALDINE CZEREW Secretary.

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f' 1' . If T l a mg- ,m ,0- V 4 0 It ' rQ .I 'D' 1? f' k 'fx A ., . rw. I. ,fre V ' N' I ., , I Af. 1 ' . ...-..: 1,3 I 1' L WLS 4 ROBERT OOST, Drafting. Always on the job. Mgr., Football, Basketball, Corp., R.O.T.C., Tech- nologianp Treas., Camera Club. GLORIA PENNOCK, Commercial. She laughs and the world laughs with her. Second Choir. RICHARD PIPER, Machine Shop Practice. Little corporal with big ideas. Corp., R.O.T.C. MARVIN OUAY, Drafting. I-Ie's a quiet, reliable fellow. Football, Baseball, Corp., R.O.T.C.g A Cap- pella, Boys' Octette. PETER SPANIER, Drafting. Tall, blond, and handsome. Gen. Chairman, Iuniors, Play Cast, Sgt., R.O.T.C.g Band. RUTH SPRUIT, Commercial. Ready and willing. Beacon, Technologian. BERNARD STADT, Machine Shop Practice. A man of big ideas. Basketball, R.O.T.C. GRACE TIM- MERMAN, Commercial Art. The only way to have a friend is to be one. Beacon. ROBERT VANDER PLOEG, General Course. Wisdom that is rare in youth. Lieut., R.O.T.C. LOUISE VANDER ZEE, Commercial. Oh, that musical laugh! Play Staff, Second Choir, Band. HERBERT VAN VLIET, Machine Shop Practice. He appears quiet, but oh! BERNICE VISSCHER, Com- mercial. Good humor is the health of the soul. A Cappella Choir. STUTSON I. MURPHY, Machine Shop Practice. A wise man reflects before he speaks. R.O.T.C. WILLIAM NOORDYKE, Commercial. Not that I hate work, but just like play more. R.O.T.C., Second Choir. ANNE MAZUREK Cno picturel, Commercial. I don't believe in being serious. I