Grand Ledge High School - Ledge Yearbook (Grand Ledge, MI)

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Girl Reserves --on a Baseball Team an Top Row-B. Felzke, D. Watson, M. Graham, L. Williams, D. Stapelmann, V. Thompson, D. Crossette, M. Shepard, A. Werner, G. Avery Third Row-B. Rowland, J. Hemingway, M. Hough, G. Unger, I. Barnes, Z. Edwards, J. Bibler, B. Rouse, S. Davis, D. Bills, R. Edwards. Second Row-Miss Blyth, Adviser, E. McIntyre, J. Bills, G. Conner, M. Workinger, B. Nel- son, K. Kinyon, E. Jones, G. Drake, L. Hathaway, Miss Fuller, Adviser. First Row-J. Doty. R. Bosworth, M. Bendell, C. Toaz, H. Wells, L. Williams, A. Brunger, G. Haddix, B. Benjznwin. Officers Captain - - Clarabelle Toaz Co-Captain - Harriet Wells Secretary - - Alice Brunger Treasurer - - - Roberta Bosworth Social Chairman - Geraldine Haddix Program Chairman - - Janet Doty Ceremonial Chairman - Lorraine Williams Coaches: v A Miss Blyth, Miss Fuller, Miss Yinger e Tweiity Reviews In November, the Girl Reserves sponsored a Puppet Show in the gym, given by two former Grand Ledge girls, Dorothy and Helen Horning of Eaton Rapids. In Janu- ary the Girl Reserves and Hi-Y boys put on a circus at the high school, which was a huge success. In February, Clarabelle Toaz and Harriett Wells went to the Girl Reserve Conference, which was held at Bay City.

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Hi-Y --High Fly Chasers Top Row-C. Tinney, L. Marshall, B. Nelson, J. Bryce, J. Wilton, M. Guild, G. Briggs. Second Row-D. Parsons, A. Acker, T. Baird, G. Padgham, F. Merritt, L. Funtukis, R. Norton, J. Klingensmith. First Row-Mr. Auble, Adviser, L. Bouck, R. Kirkpatrick, K. Gilbert, P. Clark, C. Harrod. Officers Captain - Robert Kirkpatrick Co-Captain - Kenneth Gilbert Secretary - - Phillip Clark Treasurer - - - Lorne Bouck Coach - - Lee F. Auble Reviews The name Hi-Y represents a movement of high school youth who are members of the Young Men's Christian Association. Their function is to bring together boys who are interested in Christian standards of living, to provide opportunity for them to explore the problems that face high school youth today, and to put into action Christian solu- tions to these problems. Meetings are held Weekly as much as possible. The club tries to be of real service to the school and to the boys who are members. Page Nineteen

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Noon Hour Club THE UMPS- Lee F. Auble Clark Tinney Reviews One of the most successful of the extra activities of the school year was the Noon Hour Club. The purpose of this club was to provide students who remained during the noon hour with wholesome entertainment. The club sponsored interclass basketball, baseball, quoits and shufheboard games. The interest of the students more than repaid the time and effort that was ex- pended in making this project a success. Twenty-one