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

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Tumbling Team The Tumbling Team was organized in 1938 by Mr. Schaubel. Ar that time, there were 25 to 30 out for places on the team, but it was cut down to nine. :Phe exhibitions of that year were very popular with everyone. In 1939 and , 40, theyiwesre very much in demand. The group performed in assemblies, at basketball games, and for outside invitations. The Team is attempting to raise money for suits. Some of the people who invited them to perform were kind enough to give contributions for the suits. P This year the team is composed of Bill Fischer, Jack Mead, Peter Bonny, Dan McFadden, Bob Tipsword, Richard Klempel, Eugene Darling, and Howard Ott. Se

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M. S. Gri n Last year, the Girl Scout Mariners were a new organization in the high school, but this year its place is firmly set in high school activities. A two-day canoe trip down the Grand River was the highlight of the GriHin's expedition last summer. A week-end Gam at Kalamazoo launched the fall term and was promptly followed up by a Penny Carnival, a sleigh-ride, and many trips to Muskegon to go swimming. The ship-room has been fixed up with real running lights and a ship's wheel. The Mariners are developing into real sailors, and soon this unique organization of she sailors will hold a real place in the water-activities of Grand Haven. Members of the GriHin,s Crew are: Skipper - - - Grace Johnston Mate Doris McCrea Yoeman Yvonne Fisher Scribe ---- Jean Mitchell Jean Cameron, Marjorie Meyers, Adeline Swansen, Doris Johnson, Pat Vander Veen, Helen Fisher, Elaine Aldrich, Jeannie Weaver. Page Sixty-Nine

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Rifle Club The Grand Haven Rifle Club was organized in 1938. It meets every Wednesday night from 7-9 in the basement of the Armory. Any student may become a member. The membership of the club this year was thirty members while the average attendance was about eighteen. The idea of the club is to learn how to shoot a rifie and try to better one's previous record. The club is a member of the National Rilie Associa- tion, and participated in two series of matches sponsored by the N. R. A. There were ten matches in both series. The club had demonstrations as to the proper handling and shooting of guns by officers of Company F and by State Trooper Lester Coykendall, who is known as a sharpshooter. Our officers were: President Jack Sweeny Vice-President - Pete DeWitt Secretary-Treasurer Woodrow McCaleb Range Officer Warren Bolling Instructor Kenneth A. King Page Seventy-One