Kelloggsville High School - Century Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1947 volume:

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'XXJ Presented by the S E N I O R C L A S S KELLOGGSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL I7 Cf F X L f n,, J Sz!!! 0 My WV , ' -5 rv 1 of-5, - DEDICATION Our appreciation of your thoughtfulness, flaw' I . - n your realization of our being and sympathetic ' Q 7 derstanding of all mistakes your help in 1' W U11 l c 9 7 We every willing manner, the way you re always V i A there when needed, is expressed at this time A with a hook of our passing years, the Cen- tury, hy the Senior Class of 191117, to you, Mrs. Meyer. -+i-Zf '--.,,,,.z- - Superintendent HAROLD S. CHAMBERS AB. Muxichester, ASI. University of Michigan my -is X-.,,.f Principal RUSSELL W. FORMSMA A.B. University of Michigan, Coach, Govit, Economics, Sociology, Psychology. IFMTUIL Y d.66Iv.jcQ4'flJ3vX ff' MR. S. C. ANDERSON B.S. Central Michigan College of Education. Shop. MRS. V. A. THELIN AB., M.A. University of Michigan. General Science, French, Current History, Commercial Arithmetic. MISS E. I. CRAPPLE A.B. Western Michigan College of Education. English, Dramatics, Speech. MISS A. M. WOLFE B.S. Michigan State College. Physiology, Physicial Edu:-ation, Health. MRS. M, P. MEYER B.A. Calvin College. Orientation, American Literature, English. MR. A. H. DUBOIS Special Certificate. Chemistry, Physics, Algebra, Gen- eral Science. MRS. N. E. GREENWALD A.B. Western Michigan College of Education. Commercial Arithmetic, Geometry, Business Training. MISS D. O. HAINES A.B. Western State, Gregg Cer tiiicate, Chicago, Illinois College Bookkeeping, Typing, Shorthand Interest Accounting. MRS. E. M. PARKER Life Certificate. .V I n C- JJ. MRS. M. W. DAWSON AB. Calxin College. 7-1, 7-2 English, Penmanship, Spelling, Music. MR. F. G. HUNNES Special Certificate. 7-1, 7-2 Arithmetic, Social Studies, Gym. MISS A. C. KESTER B.S. Western Michigan College of A Education. Journalism, U. S. History, World Geography. MRS. D. S. SPRIK A.B. Western Michigan College of Education. Principal of Elementary School. Unified Subjects, 8-1, 8-2 Arith- metic. MRS. B. M. SIRRINE A.B, Albion College. Latin, English 8-2, English 3-1, .ft n l .h QQ, pt'f-fy ,3pLMRS. F. COBURN 'UL .Life Certificate. Latin, 8-1 Unihed. MISS S. M. GRISWALD M.A. Columbia, B.S., Ph.D., Uni- versity of Chicago. U. S. History, Science, General Mathematics. Literature 8-2 1 Evelyn Berry Barbara Vander Meer 6 SIENIKQDIRS GWENDA BARTLETT 6iThe Lord hath created mezlieines out of the earth: and he that is wise will not abhor thernf' Comet Staff 4: Annual Staff 4: Basketball 4. DEWAINE WING, President 'glieason onrl calm judg- ment, the qualities espec- ially belonging to ll learlerfi Red Cross 2: Student Council 3: NKR Club 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Base- ball 3: Annual 4: Comet Staff 4: Class President 4. ROGER BARTZ HA rnanls success in busi- ness today turns upon his power of getting people to lielieve he has something they want. HIC' Club 2, 3, 4: Dra- maties 3: Comet Staff 4: Annual Staff 4. DONALD SHIPPY, Vice President Let them call it mischief: when it is past anrl pros- perecl twill he pirluef' MKB Club 2, 3, 4: Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Presi- dent 2: Vit-e President 4: Comet Staff 4: Annual Staff 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Play, Mllbe 1nner Willy,,, 4. JAMES BROZOVICH One machine can do the worhvof ordinary men. No machine Can do the work of one extraordi- nary rnanf, Secretary 3. ROSE MARIE CASTLE ':The most completely lost of all zlays is that one in which one has not laugheclf, Union 1, 2, 3: Annual StaFf 4: Comet Staff 4: Basketball 4: Nativity. BERNICE CROSS Books are not companions - they are .soliturlesg so we lose ourselves in them. Dramatios Club 3: Library Club 1: Red Cross 1: Clee Club 2: Comet Staff 4. JOYCE DIETERMAN S'Their hearts anfl senti- ments were free: their ap- petites were heurtyf, Honor Society 2: Latin Club 2: Library Science 1: Basketball 4. ANDREW ECKERT Valor consists in the power of self reeozseryfi DONALD FREYLING Rather I would do it my wayf' Football 2,'3: Basketball 1, 2: K Club 3: Class President 3: Student Council lu. MARY JANE CEELHOED The greatest of foulls I should soy is to be Corz- seious of none. Draniatics 3: Clee Club l: Shiny Nose 3, JUNE GREINKE As the sun rolors flowers so does art color lifef, Annual Editor 4: Comet Editor 4: Class Vice-Presi- dent I: Class Treasurer 2: Basketball 4: Nativity 4: Latin Club l: Art Club 3: Library Staff 2. COBY HARDENBOL 'gflction is the proper fruit of knowledge. Dramatics 3: Red Cross 3: Honor' Society 3: C-lee Club 3: Student Council 3: Shiny Nose 3. s. DORIS HANSEN uLoss of sincerety is loss of 1'ital powerf' Clee Club 3. -af' ADELE HUSSEY Lore, that of every woman's heart will have the whole and not a partf' Glee Club 2, 3: Library Club 2: Dramatics 3: Ballet Class 3: Shiny Nose 3. PHYLLIS KOSSIN The thing that costs the least, and does the most is just a pleasant smile. Glee Club I. .TACK CRONKRICHT Secretary '40f every noble work the silent part is best. KV Club 2, 3, 4: Secre- tary and Treasurer 4: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Class President 2: Secretary 4: Cornet Stall 4: Annual Staff 4. PATRICIA NEWKIRK Mind is ever the ruler of 'the universe. 1 Catholic Central 1, 2, 3: Student Council 4: Comet Staff 4: Annual Stall 4: Basketball 4: Play, 'The Inner Willy, 4. VIVIAN YERRICK, Treasurer '6Natural abilities are like natural plants, that need pruning by study. Latin Club I: Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Vice Presi- dent 3: President 4: Dra- matics 3: Debate Team 3: Student Council 3: Class Treasurer 4: Annual Stall 4. ' f , ,fe DOLORES SHELTEMA ':Whosoever hath a good presence and a good fash- ion carries continual letters of recommendation.', Glee Club 2: Masquerls Club I: Comet Staff 4: Basketball 4. VIVIAN YERRICK SHIRLEY MAE ZUE Valerlietorian Salutatorian EVA THURBER With her eyes in flood with laughter. Latin Club Ig Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Masquers 3: Red Cross 3, 4: Kadette Khorus 4: Art Club 33 Basketball 4. TRESSA VISSER HHer ivory fingers on the ivory keys strayed in a jirful fantasyf, Clee Club 1, 2, Class Vice President 3, Masquer's Club 3: Honor Society 3, 4-g Secretary and Treasurer 4g Kadette Khorus 2, 3, 4: Comet Staff 4g Basketball 4: President 4, Student Council 25 Nativity 4. ELAINE SYTSMA So sweet the blush of bashfulnessf' Comet Staff 4: Annual Staff 4: Clee Club 2: Bas- ketball 4g Secretary 4, D.A,R. Representative 4. BARBARA VANDER MEER The best way to keep good acls in memory is to refresh them with newf, Library I, 2, 34 Glee Club 1, 2, President 2, Red Cross 3, Dramatics 35 Class Treasurer 3: Honor Society 3: Shiny Nose 3. LILA VANDEN BERG 'gBlue were her eyes as the fairy flaw. Her cheeks like the clawn of the flayf, Dramatirfs 3: Clee Club 1, 2: Secretary2: Shiny Nose 3. SHIRLEY MAE ZUE DOUGLAS COOK, WILLIAM NOORMAN, Hllflrldesty lrecomesa younb Army Veteran Army Veteran womanf, S'He is most' powerful who Silence is more eloquent glee Club 19 Art Club 33 has power over himself? than words. Latin Club 2, Dramaties 3: 'Top Reads a Christmas Carolii 4: Library Staff 3: Honor Society 3, 4g Serfretary 5 SX N...-f Eva L. Thurber Prettiest Eyes Jack D. Cronkright Best Boy Athlete ,M-.,,-.M ,.,,,,, ,.,.,,. ,WW f,,, A 5214? ,,,..4,,,,.r 4 ,ff-..4,,..N. : 3 x i , m, Rose Marie Castle Prettiest Girl . Q '2 'Wwe X kmwibw f ' V U .-A fl? 1 f 'Q . f V k ,. 4 , ,, 1: 1 ' jg Vellywsl ,mtg x URN I q,0.,, ' I 4' f H 2 Avi, ,W ,, 3 m Ju Z Q, . X -V , ' i f 'f 1 f ig -' W L r 1 if - Ze Q W ' W ,, f f Q2 0 5:4 June F. Creinke Prettiest Hair Dewaine J. Wing Handsomest Man Tressa M- Visser Cwenda F. Bartlett Mos! Likely to Succeed B355 Girl Afhlege CK LECTIO Rose Marie Castle Preftiest Smile .,,,,4! fa, 2 I ,av g , on fc 95 5 mf if ff ,,V -Q --n-1...4 q..,,,' M -f , . , 3 4, f K 1, . 5 fi Q 2 4 Q4 . ,, ff , 2-...V ,ff-'-x -few A 1 . X 4 I , , L I fwfwffyyfg ,rf ig' ,X 5 5 W? ,M 4 g .X f lf li 39 f ,W.l,,, WWW .WM ,f , ' V N - 'VW' A J G , X . ' Donald C. Shippy 11 June F. Greinke Jolliest Best Dressed LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the 1947 graduating class of Kelloggs- ville High School, of the city of Grand Rapids, of the county of Kent, of the State of Michigan. and the United States of America, being sound of mind and body, do hereby declare and pub- lish this, our last will and testament. Article 1. A. To the Juniors, the inspirational class of 1948, we give our class co-operation. B. To the MSophies'7 of our beloved camping grounds, we bequeath our abundance of Senior boys 171, as we have an oversupply. C. To the Hflreshiesn we give our school spiritg may they make good use of it in the future years. -ll To the eighth grade, we bequeath our quiet, dignified manners in the session hall. E. To the babes of Kelloggsville, the seventh grade, we give our lockers as we have no more use for them. Article 11. A. We give Mr. Chambers his office as we are through with it. B. We give Mr. Formsma a cook for his deer hunting days. C. We give Miss Berry a permanent assistant. D. We give Miss Kester a new library with room to move in. E. We give Mrs. Thelin a current history book dated up to 1965. F. We give Mrs. Meyer a new and more bril- liant 9-2 English class. G. We give Miss Haines class treasurers who can balance their books. H. We give Mr. DuBois a fan to chase out the unbearable smells made by the beginning chemistry class. 1. We give Mrs. Greenwald a new biology room equipped with frogs, snakes, etc. 1. We give Mrs. Parker a new set of eighth graders to worry about. K. We give Miss Wolfe plenty of time to get dressed in the morning. L. We give Miss Crapple a new stage and stage equipment. M. We give Mrs. Dawson more time each morning to write her absence list. N. We give Mr. Hunnis a house across the street from school. O. We give Miss Griswaldapackage of seeds. P. We give Mrs. Sirrine a new middle name. Q. We give Mrs. Sprik a new set of office girls. R. We give Mr. Anderson a modern work- shop. S. We give Mr. Brickell our appreciation for keeping the school clean. Article 111. 1. 1, Roger Bartz, leave my job at Loveland's to ttRib7' Goudzwaard. 2. 1, Gwenda Bartlett, do will my long hair to Mary Ann Stickney. 3. 1, Jim Brozovich, bequeath my ability to wreck cars to Estella Pitt. 4. 1, Rosalie Castle, bestow my bangs to Nancy Downs. 5. 1, Jack Cronkright, leave my MRomeo', ways to Pete Scott. 6. 1, Bernice Cross, do bestow my good nature to Louise Jacoby. 7. 1, Joyce Dieterman, do leave my natural sense of humor to Marjorie Creamer. 8. 1, Pete Eckert, do bestow my knack of get-- ting to school everyday to Don Hoffman. 9. 1, Don Fryling, leave my willingness to oblige people to uKnocky Smith. 10. 1, Mary Iane Geelhoed, bestow my acting ability to Chuck Carpenter. 11. 1, June Greinke, do give my self-assurance to Harry Hussey. 12. 1, Doris Hansen, bequeath my soft voice to Jack Geelhoed. 13. 1, Coby Hardenbol, bestow my giggle to Jerry Warren. 14. 1, Adele Hussey, leave my knack of argu- ing to Bob Finnie. 15. 1, Phyllis Kossen, leave my smiling face to Pat Zaagsma. 16. 1, Pat Newkirk, bequeath my frankness to Gertrude Niewick, ' K 17. 1, Laurie Sheltema, do leave my dainty feet to Bob Boersma. 18. 1, Donald Shippy, do bestow my shyness to Kenneth Johnson. 19. 1, Elaine Sytsma, do bestow my sweetness to Gordon Blakeslee. 20. 1, Eva Thurber, do leave my white skirt to the cheerleaders. 21. 1, Lila Vandenberg, do will my black hair to Marion Piersma. 22. 1, Barbara Vander Meer, leave my clean locker to John Doot. 23. 1, Tressa Visser, bestow my everlasting blush to Bob Swart. 24. 1, Dewaine Wing, do will my way with women to Chuck Miller. 25. 1, Vivian Yerrick, bequeath my ability to get around the hall monitors without an excuse to Jerry Annable. 26. 1, Shirley Zue, do will my ability to get around the teachers to Susan Rockwell. Witnesses: Clem Kadiddlehopper 1. M. Kilroy Signed by the Senior Class of 1947 CLASS PROPHESY In the dark one night I lay upon my bed. I heard the policemanls feet beat on the pave- ment. I heard the wheels of carriages roll home from houses of entertainment, I heard a woman laugh below my window - and then I fell asleep. And in the dark I dreamt a dream that's vet to come. g As the mist clears away. the gray sky brightens, and we see the tall bewitching buildings of Xew York looming up - closer and closer. The largest building which covers a block on Fifth Avenue shines its lights to all children in need of protection. You have probably guessed the name of this great building. It is Bedlam, one of the greatest day nurseries the world over. Peering through the window I can see one of the supervisors helping the little redhead with his bruised finger. Yes, the supervisor is Bernice Cross! And who is entering the room? It is Elaine Sytsma and Coby Hardenbol, the other supervisors. With them is the father of the little boy. and he introduces himself as Roger Bartz. They pause and then to- gether they walk from the room. all the while reviewing the years that have passed since graduation exercises of 1947. Roger turns quickly to Bernice and asks, HHave you heard of the fWing Follies of I9657? I heard that the total direction was by Don Fryling. Rosalie Castle, better known as Bubbles Bose. plays the leading bubble and has as her assistants Lila Vandenberg and Mary Jane Geelhoed. And guess who ushered me to my seat? None other than June Greinke. She told me that Pete Eckert had just arrived in town with his French bride in his new helicopter which he uses in his forestry work. t'After the play we went back stage to see the leading Bubble, and who should we find but Vivian Yerrick. No, she wasn't a bubble, she was the curtain puller. As we left the auditorium, we felt small pangs of hunger and decided to go to Cronkright's 'Hole in the Sky, for dinner. As we entered, the all-male orchestra directed by Eva Thurber was playing. And who is assuming the role of bouncer? None other than Don Shippy. He told me that if I should like to see Pat Newkirk, she would be sketching portraits of such celebrities as Barbara Vander Meer, Phyllis Kossen, and Adele Hussey on the terrace the following evening. MUpon arriving at the hotel, the bellhop, Jim Brozovich, informed us that our dog, Fido, had swallowed a silver dollar which had been given to Jim as a tip. We rushed Fido to Laurie Sheltemais vetinary hospital. Upon Laurie's orders, Gwenda Bartlett and Doris Hansen per- formed the operation. They are both registered dog doctors. H0h, yes, I met Tressa Visser and Joyce Dieterman. They were on their vacation. They ex- plained that times had been a trifle hard, and they were still working their way through college. 44Well, I must get home to my wifef' ttBy the way, whom did you marry?'7 Bernice asks. 'Shirley Mae Zue. Didnit you knowfw I awoke screaming. After a minute I realized that a dream is a dream, and the future plans itself. Class Motto: Q4We cannot always walk in the sunshine, but we can brighten the shadows by our own truth, loyalty, and faithf' Class Colors: Black and Gold. Class Flower: Daffodil. I3 J W, S Q 4 1 44 Q X ., Q 1, JX- iz? ,, 5 E 1 gf S g f , f QW C 9 4 1 I 'I 1 ., W X' Q' 5 I! .x 2 5 rz Q 4 ! XX.X f L x , ,,N.1 A n ,. MM .... f lk, , -, 1 ' f 'X ,AM A ' s I 5 V X - 1 J 1 ' I 1 ,127 I ': , -1 A Z T 5 X ff UNIDHEIKME ESM 2 Row I: G. Annable, V. Barrett, C. Blakeslee, A. Bloomer, H. Byle, T. Byle, C. Carpenter, T. Case, M. Creamer, D. Darling. Row 2: J. Doot, B. Farrow, B. Finnie, B. German, D. Hoffman, M. House. B. Hussey, L. Jacoby, S. Kelly, K. Leys. Row 3: R. Oriel, M. Piersma, E. Pitt, S. Rockwell, D. Rutcoskey, D. Scott, B. Shaltz, S. Smith, M. Stickney, B. Swart. Row 4: R. Talsma, S. Vander Band, A. Vander Voren, D. Welles, S. Wierenga. CLASS OF '48 The big event in the Junior's year was the Junior-Senior Prom, which the ,luniors gave with the Seniors as their guests. It was held May 10th in the Morton Ballroom, and everyone in the class worked hard to make it a success. Another big project was the Talent Parade which was the Second Annual event of its kind. The Juniors also started the School Store which is something new at Kelloggsville. It is located under the east stairs in the new building and does a thriving business in school sup- plies and candy bars. OFFICERS President . . ..... . Gerald Annable Vice President . - Bill Farrow Secretary . . . . . Tom Byle Treasurer , . Shirley Wierenga 16 exif :N-fx x . XX . XXK X -,XXX i X S. rg N six XXX.. X X X ,K K .K Ni K1 X XX WR' X .XNSQX X X A we Nm Y N xg QQ' -Jin. -up XA Kg. AS X rf N X x -F XX. x XMX f 2 e Q5 Zu, 13? QV S! :N , .. 13 Mi Xi X X X WX ' S5 is X-W ! K X Wx iss x X as w we 'MQ -3 ish. v A. X c Wig 5 A . , is X Z .4 Q in f mf. 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X Q1 XX X K KK .Ki K X .Q K 1 fi , I W y H, XX . X. XX .. .X XX X , ,AX X ,Xs f, 1- X X - X , We X- ' '1 its N .f X . XX , X .X X, B x fi A ' ' i is X XYZ- X X E L M ' X X 5 Z ' ' '55 ' , f of W Xzs. :X X f E . A M . 'f 'ff'-,S 'Y 4, is XXYCZ XXX ,, . X yKgK K K, .KX KX, ,KX X, I .f XM, , X7, - Q 'X ,X : N SW. , S is X X 5 SW V, XX , , , 1 X. MXN. sr X 2, , X Sf , ' ly' ,, K. X ., 3 -Xf H' -X ... X nge. - . in . f ' r , ss- 21 s 1WefsX', X ,f -4' fr , .my ig f f N ,fp X' ' - ,, s:gX.-f. I X XX.. 2 :. Qu X' ff'1XX f, X' fs 6 X' 5' X f ' X , 5 N KK K X , X KK X 1:-X, figs, ' . X ,, ' . . h X . X K . XXX, ,f , 3 K . K K ' K. Kg.: ,K , KKX I V KZ, K , 5, X K X , XX ,rf .1-Q - X,, f X ' X X o , , L ' or .vi Lime , X ' ' ' 1: B. Bannin B. Barlow V. Bi ler F. Blomelin T. Bra brook B. Bronkema M. Brown W. Case 5 5 7 7 5 Row , , J , G. Connor, T. Conrad. Row 2: B. Crabb, D. Cross, G. DeHaan, M. Dieterman, G. Doxtator, D. Farrow, D. Graham, B. Goudzwaard, R. Hall, C. Hall. Row 3: P. Hansel, C. Hansen, D. Howe, H. Hussey, C. John- son, K. Johnson, M. Johnson, D. Johnston, B. Kelly, E. Leys. Row 4: L. Leys, R. Martin, B. McDonald, K. Mekkes, A. Middleton, M. Miller, E. Nelson, H. Newiek, A. Robart, L. Seely. Row 5: G. Shaltz, D. Story, E. Sybesma, D. Thayer, D. Verolme, G. Warren, P. Zaagsma. CLASS OF 349 Sophomores this year sold hot dogs and cider at football games. They staged an uevery- body comen box social with games and dancing and showed their progressive spirit by con- tracting for class rings to be worn by the time they became Juniors. OFFICERS President . . .... Bob Goudzwaard Vice President . . . . Dick Graham Secretary . . . Geraldine Doxtater Treasurer . . Gordon DeHaan 17 Row 1: L. Barone, L. Bayle, P. Bigham, G. Bileth, N. Bloomer, R. Boorsma, H. Bowman, P. Boyd, B. Bra- vata, M. Brozovich. Row 2: D. Carlton, C. Carpenter, M. Creamer, S. Delano, N. Downs, A. Dykstra, R. German, M. Greinke, M. Grit, H. Hansen. Row 3: T. Hansen, E. Harper, Y. Johnston, J. Koetje, A. Kon- ing, J. Kossen, G. Kruisenga,-D. Lagndyke, D. McBride, M. Meredith. Row 4: M. Mengers, H. Neuman, E. Norman, D. Pelton, B. Pierce, B. Rider. P. Scott, L. Seeley, L. Shaltz, C. Shippy. Row 5: J. Stephens, F. Straub, M. Udell, J. Vander Laan, R. Vander Laan, J. Vander Laan, D. Vande Vorn, R. Watkins, W. Watkins D. Wilder. class or ,5Q Our class started the Freshman year by having a paper drive in November. Our second project was sponsoring the presentation of the play, uBip Van Winklef, This proved to be very successful. We are looking forward to our future years here at Kelloggsville, and we are hoping that each year will prove even better than the past. OFFICERS President . . .... . . . Jack Koetje Vice President . . . Margaret Brozovich Secretary . . . . Gloria Carpenter Treasurer . . Lucia Barone 13 7 .. Row 1: B. Anderson, G. Barrett, R. Bisbing, G. Blakeslee, E. Braham, B. Braat, A. Brozovich, L. Bullock, J. Chilver. I. Clay. Row 2: C. Cole, T. Covert, B. De Brieyn, J. De Vos, J. Dieterman, D. Doxtator, R. Fancher, W. Finkbeiner, M. Foster, M. Gilbert. Row 3: V. Hansen, B. Hendrickson, C. Heth, B. Hoppenrath, D. House, J. Hussey, Johnson, J. Kalas, H. Karelse, M. Kellogg. Row 4: B. Kalaree, R. Leys, E. Marlott, D. Marshall, H. Marsman, G. Martinson, J. Martinson, R. McDonald, M. Miller, E. Neuman. Row 5: B. Nichols, L. Nichols, G. Niewick, B. Passinault, M. Payne, S. Payne, D. Pelton, O. Peterson, D. Phillips, P. Palder. Row 6: W. Prinz, O. Hobart, B. Schriemer, D. Smith, E. Smith. C. Smith, A. Steifes, I. Stephens, A. Talsma. R. Thurber, Row 7: L. Varolme, A. Vining, H. Walters, R. Warn, J. Williamson, J. Wilson, E. CLASS OF '51 The sale of paddle pops has been the project of the Class of '5l. Pops sold for five cents in the fall and although business was good, profits were small. After Christmas the price was raised to seven cents. Better sales, more profit, and much higher spirits were the results, When the 8-1 class became 8-2, they joined in our project and have added a fine cooperative Wolfe, C. Worden. enthusiasm. OFFICERS President . . ...... Geraldine Blakeslee Vice President . . . . Edwin Smith Secretary . . . Joyce Marlinson Treasurer . . Robert Henclrieksen 19 M. Handlogan, E. Haner, T. Hansel, R. Heff, C. Hickman, V. Hoffman, N. Hussey, G. Ihrig. Row 5: G. Johnson, R. Keller, C. Ketchum, T. Kopenkoskey, A. Kruizenga, J. Kuikstra, D. Lalone, R. Longstreet, H. Marsman, R. McBride, Row 6: F. Mendricks, H. Mengers, D. Miller, D. Miller, J. Miller, R. Omara, M. Page, M. Parrish, B. Pelton, R. Perkins. Row 7: R. Potter, P. Prince, B. Robson, R. Roggaw, B. Roth- erick, C. Sankey, L. Schuilingr, N. Secore, J. Sikkema, A. Smith. Row 8: R. Smits, J. Syswerda, J. Syswerda, L. Taylor, L. Vander Band, C. Vander Jagt, B. VerSluis, K. Westrate, E. Wilson, B. Wood. Row 9: H. Yoeman, S. Zevalkink. CLASS OF ,52 We are the first Seventh Grade to have our room in the high school building. Because of crowded conditions in the grades, we were forced to move in November. ln spite of congested rooms, lack of board space, and lockers under foot, it has been a very happy year. OFFICERS President . . . ..... . . Pat Barlow Vice President . . . Lois Taylor Secretary . . . June Clevenger Treasurer . . . . . Virginia Fenski 20 Row 1: I. Amick, T. Bailey, C. Baker, P. Barlow, F. Barrett, J. Bigham, E. Bigler, R. Borrink, R. Bowers, D. Brown. Row 2: I. Buczynski, W. Bullock, B. Bunkers, C. Carpenter, M. Carlton, D. Clay, J. Clevenger, L. Conrad, D. Cook, C. Crawford. Row 3: D. Cronkright, P. Cross, R. DeCamp, D. Davison, G. DeYoung, J. Eckert, F. Fenske, P. Foster, S. Goble. Row 4: Greenboer, G. Grit, 'MVHTIIES 3rd Row: J. Dieterman, T. Visser. E. Sytsma, I.. Slieltema, B. Cross, E. Tliurber. 2nd Row: Miss D. 0. Haines. D. Shippy. B. Bartz, R, Castle. A. Stitskney, Miss A. C. Kester. lst Row: G. Bartlett, J. Greinke, D. Wing, J. Cronkrigbt, P. Newkirk. ANNUALSHAFF CONHYF STAFF Editor June Greinke Business Manager Elaine Sytsrna Literary Editor Cwenda Bartlett Art Editors Pat Newkirk, Eva Thurber Sports Editor Dewaine Wing Production Manager Rosalie Castle Ed, 3rd Row: A. Stickney, D. Wing, J. Cronkright, D. Shippy, Mr. DuBois. 2nd Row: H010 , Mrs. Meyer, R. Castle, R. Bartz, G. Bartlett, Mrs. Greenwald. lst Row: E. Sytsma, Art Editor June Greinke Pat Newkirk Business Manager Dedication Vivian Yerrick and Administration Cwenda Bartlett Advertising Bernice Cross Sales Manager Seniors Clubs Elaine Sytsma Rosalie Castle Jack Cronkrigbt Classes Sports Don Shippy Dewaine Wing Mock Election Eva Thurber V. Yerrick, J. Creinke, P. Newkirk. E, Thurber. 22 YE RBOOK ST FF V J X - C777f2f'.Zgj'4 :feta . es. 4 x........., ., A 1 I i 1 W .' Liga J ref X , , M, i i F DEX ' , .,, Q lmzfyygl '- ' 45 if Qi- 5 1 1 Q'fAfVS 2- 5 , I ' I 5 w n x ie? Q SV i f ,J f. I :E Qiyy AJ f we if .C 2, 1 -SR J . 1:0 S I 'lj , xi 'XA ,Q W 5-Z ge? px 9 ' gyms: 'Sf L N , A xr 5 Q A, Z 5 N ,f V' X ' A g , ,. , xy gf ' Nm2sqw. JV X , fy? , YYXFA, fy! 1 :J ' , '-' ' XL f - gp, i f LQ: x x -. ' . .xx 2 ' 1 1 P l 1 ' ry 'W if . 16 K cy sf 1 , . 14 my A 5,59 42 ,Da , ii? Q0 Q 2 V ,lffilyb 'W I, 'ff:m, ,g?v , f 1' 1 iff ffufa, f Y' 6, 2 ,.,. , vvk- -. ?::--:i'?':Zf 0 iv' 2 A - .81f:? z ' 6',.5.,:,,,, qJ4 X9-'M 4M fu 'W 'ff'M A . .- , , 710.1 . 272, ab, if A , MW -. W K M i . my 23 HONOR SOCIETY President Vivian Yerrick Vice President Shirley Mae Zue Secretary and Treasurer Trcssa Visser The Kelloggsville Honor Society, an affili- ate of the National Honor Society, is composed of students outstanding in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. It is the purpose of this society to promote high standards of scholarship and character and to en- courage leadership and V. Yerrick, A. C. Kester, L. Jacoby, S. Zue, J. Dieterman, T. Visser. the Spirit of Service in our school. By our attitudes we try to express gratitude for educational benehts received. Our desire is for continuous growth toward higher ideals in the hope of developing well-balanced personalities which will enable us to take our place in society and make contributions worthy of members in this national STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council at Kelloggsville is a democratic organization operated jointly by student representatives and the school administrator. Through this organization, constant improvement is organization. made in teacher-student relationships and, especially, in student control. To keep the Council dynamic, purposeful contacts with similar organizations in other schools were made during the year. Back Row: D. Warren, T. Byle, B. Coudzwaard, B: Farrow, A. Bloomer, R. Watkins. 2nd Row: B. Nicholis, P. Barlow. C. Doxtater, P. Bigham, D. Small, P. Newkirk, D. Cronkright. First How: J. Brozovich, D. Howe, A. Stickney, D. Hoffman, D. Graham, M. Creinke. President Don Hoffman Vice President Art Bloomer Secretary Delores Howe Treasurer Dick Graham 24 K- DETTE KHOBUS The Kadette Khorus opened and closed the en- tertainment presented at the annual P. T. A. Kel- loggsxille liaravan Oct. 2-l. The acts and dancing were under the direction of Mrs. Meyer. D. Darling, S. Delano, E. Sybesma, B. Barlow, D. Howe, E. Thurber, D. Johnston, E. Nelson, S. Kelly, P. Hansel, B. Bronkema, T, Visser. NATIVIT Y SCENE The Star Gleams was the name of the Christmas roduction resented December 19. A chorus of P P fortv voices sanff under the direction of Mr. Chambers. Birdena Husse was the accom anist. A . U Y P quartette of trained voices accompanied by organ music furnished the HAngel Voicesfl Speaking parts taken by Tom Byle and Marian Piersma, and the Nativity scene were under the direction of Mrs. Meyer. Standing: R. Castle, J. Greinke, P. Zaagsma, V. Yerrick, T. Visser, P. Hansel, S. Kelly, D. Graham, T. Conrad, D. Farrow. Kneeling: B. Bronkema, G. Doxtater, E. Sybesma, J. Dieterman, E. Nelson, D. Johnston, D. Darling, S. Delano, S. Zue. 25 RED CROSS COUNCIL After getting a late start, the Kelloggsville Red Cross Chapter waged a membership drive and set its quota for the year as one afghan and twenty- five rag dolls. The Club held social get-togethers in the gym, and everyone worked on the projects. Everyone enjoyed the ac- tivities, and the Work progressed very well. Director Mrs. George Pelton x Chemistry II V 9 1-gy yr Typing IV Latin Class ,g ,' ,, V X f X Journalism CENTURY ASSEMBLY SENIOR DANCE SNAPS S , X A SX X X X -X 5 X X kxxx R -N. W . S.. X F X -. XR 1 X 'N 'X r R CQ wt-X' x X in xxx gg, X A5251 Q' XX X X X XX X fi N xii X S fi X x s Yu R S X ,s ,V Sum as jf, f',' 7, CNN: QW yi , . 1, 1, ,f . C007 li KfCLUB 3rd Row: C. Carpenter, C. Johnson, D. Farrow, D. Wing, T, Byle, R. Goudz- waard, S. Smith. 2nd Row: D. Shippy, D. Hoffman, R. Bartz, R. Swart, R. Graham, R. German, Mr. Formsma. lst Row: R. Finnie, R. Rutkoskey, W. Farrow, C. Annable, J. Cronkright, A. Bloomer, D. Scott. President Jerry Annable Vice President Bill Farrow Secretary and Treasurer Jack Cronkright CHEERLEADERS Diane Johnston, Shirley Kelly, Delores Howe, Pat Hansel, Shirley Delano, Eleanor Nel- SOD. SIPQHJIRTS We N... www, . N S Y . C f X Qs f . fp .sk X' as Q N Q, , an . - X SX . X Si sf ' j' N. :Si S-Y w Q . ' -rise 1 ' Qi sw, x Q , X fi N Q Q! . - - KSN C., , -lf - X . bf' pw X., . T aw. Q Te K ,,,Q i . . . X . . A tk iw, ,-an X. QNX if gif ffwgff 004' Gerald Annable Top Row: B, German, C. Carpenter, G. Breen, D. Farrow, C. Johnson, H. Tackle, Cqycapgain Hussey. Center Row: D. Scott, T. Byle, D. Shippy, B. Farrow, B, Finnie, D. Wing, Coach R. Formsma. Kneeling: B. Swart, G. Annable, S. Smith, J. Cronkright, A. Bloomer, R. Bartz. Roger Bartz Center, Tackle Jack Cronkright Left end, Captain Dewaine Wing Quarterback, C0-captain Don Shippy Left half 32 X ff ll A V Q1 ww Chuck Carpenter David Scott Right llalf Tackle SKnocky,, Smith Arthur Bloomer Bill Farrow Guard Center, Guard Fullhack Bflb Swan Standing: H. Hussey, D. Graham, A. Vander Vorn, L. Hudson, R. Talsma, C Right enrl , . Mlller. G. Connor, J. Roseboom, T. Conrad, L. Seeley. Kneeling: B. Kelly, J Ceelhoed, B. Crabb, A. Middleton, B. Goudzwaard, G. DeHaan, J. Doot. Bob German Guard Chuck Johnson ,fp-7' K.H.S. K.H.S. K.H.S. K.H.S. 31 ...,n.......... K.H.S. K.H.S. K.H.S. 19 .......,,,..... 19 ....,,......... 19 .,....,11..,.., 12 ........w,,.... 14 ..,,.,,....,... 34 ........,.,..., X , ...Union Reserves 0 Wyoming Park 20 Godwin Heights O ...South Reserves 0 ..................Wayland 7 ............Caledonia 26 ...Comstock Park 0 Tackle W David Farrow Tom BYIC Left half Fullback Bob Finnie Govert Breen Guard Tackle 34 Top Row: D. Darling, J. Greinke, G. Doxtator, A. Robart, P. Zaagsma, D. Cross, M. Miller, R. Castle. Middle Row: P. Newkirk, D. Johnston, S. Kelly, G. Bartlett, D. Howe, E. Sybesma, Coach A. Wolfe. Front Row: M. Piersma, B. Barlow, B. Bronkema, P. Hansel, E. Nelson, S. Delano, G. Warn. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Q , 35 The Girls Athlete Association was a new organization in the school this year. The girls played volley ball, competed in bas- ket ball, and played softball in the spring. The girls were very enthusiastic in their sports and learned fair play and sportsmanship. OFFICERS President ....... Tressa Visser Vice President . . Eleanor Nelson Secretary . . . Elaine Sytsma Treasurer . . . Pat Hansel M? Gerald Annahle Don Hoffman Chuck Carpenter Standing: Coach R. Formsma, D. Wing, J. Doot, D. Hoffman, T. Byle, C. Carpenter. Sitting: G. Ann- able, J. Cronkright, D. Shippy, B. Swart. R. Coudz- waard. Don Shippy Bob Goudzwaard 36 Tom Byle Jack Cronkright Standing: Coach Formsma, B. Kelly. A. Middleton, B. Rider. Sitting: C. Johnson, E. Noorman, T. Conrad, D. Bob Swan Farrow, D. Graham. John Doot Dewaine Wing 37 BASEBALL Left zo Right: John Doot, Ted Case, Tink Farrow, Don Shippy, Gerry Annable, Bill Farrow, ,lack Cronkright, Art Bloomer, Merlin Dieterman, Chuck Miller, Art Middleton, Rib Goudzwaard, Don Hoffman, Ed Smith, Eugene Noorman, Dick Graham, Weldon Case, Dick Pelton, Allen Vander Vorn, Harry Hussey, Tom Byle, ,lack Roseboom, Roland Talsrna, Gordon De Haan, Aubrey Vining, Bob Passinault, Merrill Brown, Knocky Smith, Walter Prinz, Chick Johnson, Wendell Finkbeiner, Dave Scott, Dick Rutosky, Robert MacDonald, Dave Pelton, Howard Walters. The Senior Class wishes to express gratitude to Mr. Baliman, Mrs. Greenwald, and Miss Haines for their eo- operation and help in this yearbook. 38 COMPLIMENTS OF P A U 1.. P E E '1' ' S P H A R M A C Y WE MOTORS 4348 Division Avenue GRAND RAPIDS 8 MICHIGAN Q Phone 8-8182 4825 i- DIVISION, S. BARENT'S OLDEST EOOD MARKET IN HOME ACRES O FRESH FOODS - PROMPT SERVICE O We Deliver 4362 S. Division Call 31612 THE SOUTH KENT NEWS Published Thursdays - S2 The Year 12 to 20 Pages oi Home News 23 FORTY-FOURTH STREET, S. E. Telephone 54040 39 BILL CARSON'S BOOKING AGENCY Representing WLS Artists 824 ARLINGTON, N. E. PHONES 75508 - 93833 Private instruction by members of Bill Carson's Melodeersg on all band and orchestra instruments, Band also available for dances and entertainment. PHONE 75598 or 74971 GRAND RAPIDS 5, MICHIGAN EARL ROBSON DEPARTMENT STORE SHOES, DRY GOODS, FURNISHINGS, TAILORING, DRY CLEANING GWO 4339 Division Ave., S. Telephone 5-82l8 Open Evenings Until Ten COMPLIMENTS COMPLIIVIENTS of QF HAGER MUSIC FRIENDS HOUSE and H HAGER'S SCHOOLS Compliments ot vANDERPooi OF MUSIC FUNERAL HQME DIVISION AT MoNRoE 3l3l Division, S. MAKING MICHIGAN MUSICAL SNYDER HARDWARE ci APPLIANCE STORE Home Acres Pl'ione 95l44 for private lessons ALL INSTRUMENTS 4343 DIVISION, S. Phone 5-9934 CHARON'S SERVICE STATION TERRANOVA 4438 Division, SO. 4020 DIVISION, S. Phgne 53323 Phone 31746 40 To the success of each student throughout the future H. F. POSTMA GRAVEL CO. 2777 South Belt Line, West GRAND RAP1DS 9, MICHIGAN Harold F. Postma Phones 62531 or 62181 Compliments of Engels Iewelry 4456 So. Division Phone 38424 Compliments ot SULLIVAN FUNERAL HOME ' BURToN HEIGHTS GODWIN HEIGHTS BLOCK CO. MAHONEYGSON o Manufactured Concrete B1oc1cs o Phgne 57668 3840 Buchanan Ave., S.W. GRAND RAPIDS 8, MICHIGAN 41 Compliments ot BRAVATA'S FOOD MARKET 4312 South Division GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN O rrTlJ1'jffy Sboppefif Place CREAMER'S PAINT AND WALLPAPER O 4449 So. Division GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. Office Phone 30922 ANDERSON ELECTRIC CO. 4311 Division Ave., S. GRAND RAPIDS 8, MICHIGAN O FLOYD ANDERSON, Mgr. HOME ACRES FOOD CENTER O MEATS AND GROCERIES O 4343 S. Division Telephone 55392 PARADISE TRAILS RIDING STABLE 4337 Clyde Park. S. W. - 57806 Saddle horses for rent, sole, or trorde. Hoy rides, clubhouse, juke Ioox, LOTS OF FUN Open 9 A.M. to 9 PM, SOUTH END FUEL COMPANY 2830 Division Ave., S. GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN Phone 32236 CHRISTIANS GROCERY The Friendly Stowe VICTORY TOWER 4310 Division Ave., S. GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN ' Chili 4926 SQ, DIVISIQN Hamburgs - Cheeseburgers Phone 52365 Phone 58201 42 Compliments oi Kelloggsville School Store ENGLERTH GARDENS Hdrdy Pidnts, Choice Iris ond Rulios 4652 Division Avenue, S. GRAND RAPIDS, MICI-I. Phone 59709 IERRY'S SUPER SERVICE D-X STATION 4400 So. Division Phone 59966 BIXBY'S STOODNTSI Two-ring notebooks We're having with two rings in them. Your choice of block, black or block. 39c a throw KAMP OIL CO. 3892 S. Division Ave. GRAND RAPIDS 8, MICHIGAN Pioneer Real Estate Office REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE 4405 So. Division Avenue GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN SODA GRILL SNACK BAR Air Conditioned Ryan's Bowling Lanes George's Garage General Repairing and Body W01'k 0 M' la' ' F' fr and M051 Modern , , , If Zgm 5 we 4450 s. Division N Phone 54052 ' GRAND RAPIDS 8, MICHIGAN GRAND RAPiDs, MICH. PHONE 568755 .Ns,,.4 ii' ' ......mL. COLE'S GROCERY The store next to the school so. DtvisioN AVE. GOSLING BEAUTY BOOTH 16 RIDGEWOOD, SE, Phone 36113 BEST WISHES P.T.A. EXECUTIVE BOARD OCTAGON EAT SHOP Friendly Service and Tasty Foods 4428 DIVISION, S, PLUMBING Service and Fixtures M. WI PITTENGER BRECICS ELECTRICAL SUPPLY 4341 So. Division Avenue PHONE 56148 Phone 50618 2131 Division Ave. Otto Carlson, Proprietor Feed and Poultry Supplies Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere 4406 SO. DIVISION Phone 35651 3724 SO' DIVISION AVE' Phone 30567 SWAYNE'S BAR-B-QUE M I E R A ' S 4001 Division Avenue Phone 58158 Dry Cfoods and Shoe Store 4342 so, Div1s1oN W. T. OBENCHAIN Inferior and Exterior' Decorating 234 IEAN STREET Phone GL-23435 State Farm Insurance Co. FIRE, LIFE AND AUTO GL-22568 Mr. T, Van Straight I Bert in Town HARRY'S MEN 'S WEAR Sports Wear ot A11 Kinds ALSO SHOES 2037 So. Division Ave, COMSTOCICS HARDWARE 4360 SO, DIVISION AVENUE Phone 31966 FRYLINGS STANDARD OIL 4359 SO, DIVISION AVE. Tires - Batteries - Cfreasing MAURICE POLACK, INC. Duplicator Specialists SALES AND SERVICE - ALL MAKES 54 Division Ave., N., Grand Rapids, Michigan Phone 95512 lim Brady is the Name Rebuilt Motors 44th Street HEINTZELMAN IEWELERS 1972 DIVISION, SOUTH Phone 33529 BIGELOW BROTHERS SEPTIC TANK CO. 4635 S. Division Avenue GRAND RAPIDS 8 MICHIGAN LUMBER MARKET Grand Rapids, Mich. 4359 DIVISION PHONE 50541 Compliments of PEGGY ANN DRESS SHOP l25 MoNRoE AVENUE BEST WISHES A FRIEND DIXIE CREAM DOUGHNUT COMPANY 2157 DIVISION, SOUTH CORA'S BEAUTY SHOP TELEPHONE 37879 Specializing in Remote Control Phone 360629 4403 Division Permcments Compliments of COTl'1pliT1'l91'lIS HELEN HENRY SPORTS WEAR Of l56 Eulton Ave, E. Grand Rapids, Mich, TAYLOR'S, INC. Typewriter H earz'qmz1'fe1'5 Sinre 1914 50 N. DIVISION Across from Gas Co. ROYAL LUNCH 2360 Division Ave., S. Delicious Home Cooked Meals Hours 7 A.M.-8 P.M. Closed Sundays Compliments of CROSS, ROADS CAEE Southwest corner Division and Beltline Compliments of WEGAL'S DRESS SHOP 2147 So. Division Burton Height A Better Shade 1 Made a Shade Better Baines Shade CS Drapery Shop. 2111 S, D1v1s1oN DIAL 38 THE UNITED CLEANERS Has stood the test of time A Discount For Cash and Carry IBI4 MADISON, SE. 106 Phone 38472 S MULLER-GROCERS BAKING COMPANY R .,.. . Q ..-..5-g.:2'2:2:T:5::1:1: -' --f- ..... - 5- W' --.,, Zi: .fa:r2sf ,f. .... 'sisisisisizia ,,,, H A Q A 'A'-- nv.-ac-1t2:'.'f. . :I:1'2'1:1'i-i'i:i:2:2:2:I:i:I:f:1:3:i:1 :1:5:1:5:5 2'i:1'2f3 '--' iff'1V:3:1:I-I:I:1:l:I:':I:I:I.- '-'- X 17' Z4--' -Hz? if 'MilliTiiliii555-5555555555355lillllfgi si? , ., A .... QQ4Q..1V'11:1:1:2:2v2:z:s:s:f:3:5:2e t ZfEfEfEf?g51:1Z3 'if f f'u AMERlCA'S NEWEST AND FINEST BAKERY Prescriptions and Sick Room Supplies NEIL SHIPPY'S PHARMACY The Comer Drug Store Prescription Druggist 4336 So. Division Avenue Grand Rapids, Michigan VARSITY AWARD SWEATERS lUU'7O Wool, in School Colors lackets and Slipovers -++Zt0i-tw GOEBEL-BROWN l2 Monroe Avenue GRAND RAPTDS, MlCl-HGAN F A R R O W ci S O N S Refrigeration Sales ci Service 24-HOUR SERVICE 5-2588 25 Pickett Street, S. W. Grand Rapids 8, Mich. 46 No. L A4 k P d P Compliments of h 560434 REGAL CGAL CGIVIPANY Service With ct Smi1e vv 1336 Buchanan Ave. GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN IF IT'S BGPIDENS WS ooT TO BE soon 7 Motors Repaired and Rebuilt v1..Q....,..i..,.. . .,,-i.. ,Dm med DAVE BANFILIJS eAiQAeE ' Brakes relined ' Generators ' Starters I - Carburetors A S2U,0U0 stock Small parts For your car V 24-hour Wrecker Service V Phone 34628 2304 Clyde Park Ave., SW. GRAND RAPIDS 9 MICHIGAN .1-Q--.i....T...,..,,,. I-Iome Acres Block and Builders Supply Co. Manufacturers of CEMENT AND Cl-IIMNEY BLOCKS Also Dealers in Building Materials ii- 23 Forty-fourth St., S. E. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. Dial 3-0603 48 o Ioppe's Dairy Co. Compliments ot v DIVISION AVE. BUS LINE 2340 Division Ave. . , H 4418 So. Division Avenue GRAND RAPIDS Phone 53214 MICHIGAN O Compliments oi ROELOF'S A. G. FOOD MARKET Everydoty Low Prices Fine Home Furnishings WHERE THE BEST COST LESS EASY TERMS --fhIwti++- MIDWAY FURNITURE CO. 4326 Division Ave. OPEN ANY EVENING BY APPOINTMENT Decorate With BEN FRANKLIN FISHER-DRUMMOND WALLPAPER - PAINTS H0119 Acres 237 Pesfl St-I NW- PRoP. H, WEEMHoFP WHOLESALE - RETAIL 49 Yerriclcs Service LET THE WATER DO THE RUNNING Yerrick's Sales and Service MEYERS - UNIELOW - DAYTON PUMPS New ctnd Used Pumps and Pofrts lnstdlled or Repotired 360 HOLLY STREET, S.W. PHONE 52659 CORNELL WHOLESALE Ccmpliments OIL CO. of . V A N D E R V E E N S Department Store Distributors D , . ry Goods otnd Mens Clothing D-X Products crnd Puel Oil v O 2151 Division Ave., S. 403 44th Street, S.W. GRAND RAPIDS' MICH' GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN Phone 50588 50 'Milfs Brinks Electric Wiring Vacuums Sold and Repaired C IUSS LOGAN, SE Phone 85651 MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS CO. 207 I-Iousernan Bldg. GRAND RAPIDS 2, MICHIGAN What is it you Cant see or hear . . . yet Works for you every day. Natural Gas . . . Your silent and invisible servant. It cooks your meals, supplies you With hot Water, and preserves your food in the Servel Automatic Gas . . . refrigerator. It is constantly on the job to serve you day and night . . . and you get this tireless service at the sarne low price as always. Perennial Gardens B 2332 Division Ave. R GRAND RAPIDS 7, MICHIGAN I ARTISTRY C in flowers R E Flowers tor all occasions T Pottery E V FRED WIERSUM, Prop. Phone 30580 5 4669 '++m++- soUTH DIVISION Phone SUOI6 Flowers by Wire 51 Compliments of WINNIEIS BAKERY Your Local Stanley Dealer Q Quality Plus Proaucts I5 Burton, S.W. v GRAND RAPIDS' MICH Stanley Home Products, Inc. Westfield, Moss. , Phone 88690 M. P. RARCNE CC. PRINTING SERVICE We Print Anything from Business Carols to Newspapers v Phone 362762 4559 S. DIVISIGN AVE. GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN NORTHERN AIR SERVICE Airport 3201 Madison Ave. GRAND RAPiDs, MICHIGAN PHONE 33625 LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL -++!t0l'3 ' SPEARS LUMBER CO. 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