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

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1933 L EE HIGH Aalderink, Alfred Ames, Charles Bagge, Grace Bos, Richard Bowens, Henry Bowhuis, Margaret Boyd, Kenneth Brady, Joyce Breen, Roy Bright, Robert Brown, June Bruining, George Burch, Mildred Bush, Leo Buys, Marie Call, Shirley Camp, Audrey Caudel, Esther Cascadden, Rosalie Chenier, Geraldine Clark, Marie Command, George Cotton, Richard Coxon, Helen Damstra, Marvin Darby, David Delis, Wildrika Demoray, Carl De Ridder, Francis De Ridder, Irene De Young, Donald De Zwart, Gertrude Dietz, Elmer Donker, Oscar Dornbos, Angeline Dornbush, Ivan Elderkin, Robert FRESHMAN CLASS Fopma, Ablyn Fopma, Irene Ford, Virginia Forsythe, Dorothy Gabrion, Lucille Gillette, Harold Glaske, Ruth Graff, Warren Hall, June Hansen, William Hilbrands, Martin Hindenach, Daniel Hines, Robert Horn, Dorothy Johnson, Merle Kamp, Lawrence Kelly, Beatrice Korf, Clara Kreple, Ronald Lapp, Catherine Layle, Ruth Lee, Howard Lenger, Clara Lenger, Sidney Lipscomb, Claire Lipscomb, Earl Lipscomb, Lenoir Lyon, Billy Marsac, Evelyn Marzell, Kenneth Matthysse, Henrietta McKey, Viola Mensink, Ethel Mulder, Lois Nimmo, Marva Norburg, Floyd Norder, Enis Oostveen, Catherine Paesens, Sylvia Pierson, Eleanor Plews, Francis Plummer, Walter Poll, Helene Post, Rense Potter, Clifford Quakkelaar, John Randel, Clarice Ritzema, Wilma Rogers, Ruth Roossien, Marjorie Schmitt, Alfred Schram, Marie Smith, John Summers, Francis Sterkenberg, John Sutter, Robert Thompson, Arthur Tjalsma, Dewey Turner, Margaret Vander Meer, Bernard Vander Hoff, Frank Van Eyck, Melvin Van Zegeren, Herman Vogelaar, Gerrit Vredevoogd, Tressa Wagner, Agnes Weaver, Jerome Wheaton, June Wheeler, Howard Woodstra, Sidney Wright, Cleo Wyn, Johanna Wyma, Evelyn Twenty-nine

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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

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LEE HIG H 1933 EIGHTH GRADE Our largest class is eighth gradeg Each pupil Hne record has made. Their leader, De Maar, An athletic star, Has Command as a capable aide. A party they gave with much fun, States secretary Howard De Young. Forging ahead, This class is led By Miss Tallmadge who is jolly and young. Howard De Young '37 and Betty Butterworth Thirty