Grand Haven Senior High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Grand Haven, MI)

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3 S sa S 4 w -J ALMA VVARD Sense she has in a large degree. Science Club 4. JAMES WIEGERINK n A regular bear for exfellent marks. junior Playg Football Manager 43 Debate 4.5 Band 4g Science Club 4g Commercial Contest 4g Tennis 3, 4. DOLORES WI ERENGER P9 It ix nice to be natural fwhen yozfre naturally nicef' Science Club 4. KATHRYN WIERSEMA Silence win.: -where eloquenee is vain. Treasurer Science Club 4. l -IEANETTE YONKER Sober, but not :eriou.v,' Quiet, but not idle. Glee Club 45 Operetta 4. EMILY ZELENKA One of the few students fwho really fworlef' Science Club 4. I Yuki :XO .vWWisM '1 'flf rifle: rl yn , WWA Nl' wi ' ' ' fm? E 4l! flxk H 2 5 lf n : A Mfiuuuuu:uQDln:uuvnQ1nnvvxr.q','5q'h, l 5 lazy' Q44 5 I5 n A. X . 5 . .V A ?1nnnmv?lJ!1:v11rnEmunnn-I ff:-,' .Af gum' umm laiil ' S+.. e i Q 4 ef F' 'J 'x L9 si' be fz1

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