Lee High School - Echo Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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1933 LEE HIGH SOPHOMORE CLASS Aardema, Virginia Afton, Boyd Bowens, Marguerite Bradford, Alena Brandel, Virginia Brumels, Willene Campbell, Gordon Cepela, Rose Chenier, Antoinette Chenier, Joseph Clarke, Marvin De Boer, Bernard De Boer, Pearl Demoray, William De Ridder, Neal De Young, Donald Dornbos, John Erickson, Catherine Foster, William Groothouse, Arthur Hage, Russell Halpen, June Hartman, Grace Hazelton, Joyce Heidema, John Henkel, Ruth Huizenga, Willard johnson, Joe Kenyon, Burke Langland, Robert Lipscomb, Earl Schuhman, Helen Smith, Amos Smith, Donald Tap, Clarence Tatroe, Marjorie Thompson, Laura Van Dyke, Louis Ven Huizen, Anna Vereeke, Donald Waalkes, jay Weaver, Virginia Wiest, Edward Zuidema, Delbert Overmire, John Absent from picture: Overmire, Ruth Plas, Bertha Kreple, Luella Slack, Eunice Drieborg, Ruth Poll, Marjorie Smith, Donald Dykstra, Franklin Potter, Russell Zuidema, Raymond SPRING When the spring is at its height, And all worldly cares seem light, How sweet it is with my dog to wander To the distant hills up yonder. From the noise of the world set free, To think things out with my dog and me. As shadows lengthen across the skies, I must go home, I realize. So my dog and I leave with a happy trot, Having benefited much by our hour of thought. Willene Brumels '35 Twenty-seven

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EE HIG fu H 1903 SOPHOMORE CLASS William Foster is at the head Of the sophomores, so we're wellfled. The Echo has grown - Through their great renown And M. Tatroe's help, it is said. june Halpen is next in command, With services much in demand, And for each enterprise Of Herr Kuizemzfs device This class needed no reprimand. Marjorie Tatroe '35 and Betty Butterworth '33 Twrenty-si:c

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LEE HIG I H 1933 it FRESHMAN CLASS The freshmen are ninetyffive strongg B. Vander Meer leads them alongg Miss Heyboer we chose To settle our woes, To high school we all now belong. Merle Johnson is vicefpresident, Lenoir Lipscomb of secretarial intentg While John Quakkelaar Says that so fur, As treasurer he's been quite content. Lenoir Lipscomb '36 and Betty Butterworth '33 Twenty-eight