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

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John F. Aldrich This versatile young man is pres- ident of the Senior Class. He is very popular with everyone both on the football field and at the parties he is always planning. Frances Rose Arbogast Frances has ambition, a quality much needed in these days. Her French is so excellent that we are tempted to say-Mademoiselle Ar- bogast. Don Bolt Austin Handsome Don's interest in the social side of school life, has prompted his diligent work on the Social Committee of the Student Councilg but come spring his thoughts turn to his first love- tennis. Alger Wayne Beekman This athletic-minded lad also excels in the classroom. He is known for his ability on the base- ball diamond and for his ability at mathematics and painting. W. Kirkland Bloeser Snap! I got it! Yes, that's Kirk. His pet hobby is taking pictures and he is always seen with a cam- era. Many of his shots were taken for the Blue and Gold. Warren Elwood Bolling In the summer Warren's resi- dence is on Spring Lake. In the winter it is in Spring Lake. He loves to shoot and is a member of the Rifle Club. Page Twenty-S even Ralph Ambler Some of us are just naturally musical. Thus it is with Ralph, who loves to whistle and sing. Mary Louise Arkema Practice makes perfect is lVlary's motto. We can readily see that she applies it in her two hobbies- stenography and ice skating. Betty Jean Baldus The way to a man's heart is through his stomach. Betty must know the old saying because she is a wonderful cook, and all who know her admire her pleasant dis- position. Margaret Ruth Behm Music and sports are Marg:-1ret,s hobbies. In school she can be seen on the gym floor and outside she can be found singing in a choir. Herbert E. Boelens Herbert came over last year from Spring Lake. Good marks come very easily to him and his musical ability is very unusual. Peter William Bonny Husky Pete is one of those few and far between strong men. Pete is the captain and mainstay of the tumbling team. T . QQ' it

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Evelyn Doris DeVries Beautiful and charming! Need more be said? Virginia Donner If itys about economics that you are puzzled, just ask Virginia and your problems will be solved. James Henry Duet' Jim is very well liked and has really helped his Alma Mater on the baseball and football fields. Edward Eckert Dancing! Dancing! That's Ed's pastime. He could be found at every dance given this year. Lawrence Jack Fosheim His six feet plus and his air- mindedness keep Jackfs head in the clouds most of the time. Dorothea Adele Green Dorothea is interested in scien- tific chicken farming and she knows how to cook them, too. Page Twenty-Nine Peter DeVries Blond, goodlooking Pete is an athlete both powerful and en- thusiastic. . Helen jean Doornbos Helen came to us from Spring Lake. Pretty and friendly, Helen loves music and collects many song lyrics. Rayda Dykstra Rayda haunts the library. That's right-she wants to be a librarian. Very efficient, she is interested in business. Marjorie May Ernst Marjorie's infectious laugh and jolly good humor are assets that we all envy and admire. Margery Beth Gleason Margery comes into her own when she plays her guitar and sings. John William Griliin John's consistent high ratings on Time tests indicate his remark- able knowledge of world-wide affairs. ll 4. .02 3 Q.. fs: ,V f ' ' V ., '? 43- J 481 2, 9: . u .L , , , E349 if 1 , xx i f ' in . w a: -2 ' , 'lk t 'ei Z Q , Q .1 'A 4 1?-iq 1. e.,. , gmzf' ,Q ,,i. ., in s-1 5 fig ,ws ju' ww- 3. - as Ni Q . gt'- ,Q X ts Y t 1 . V2 31 1 ,51 - 3 WW.. ig, M f '2lEsl2 .i' if2i . L .,. q.t,Q..,..., ,X , .. ff ff is v . , , 1. ff f wi v -1z,'.:. H --,ad-1 :::,t,w2:- ' '4 f itQUUp-S511''L.'.-sfsgggliglfjfgg-zlgz -E ,,nvqv1:g 4,1 f ' , Si A31 . 4