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

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I 19 6 THE ECHO Vkdlyyvl U . LEE HI L Y fi? ':Y ., ' 1 lg.. 1 I , V A .h 15, 1 'R f ,f mls 1 J Mrs. Lila M McFall Miss Cathryn Carrick Miss Hazel Paalman Miss Grace Jonker Miss Grace E. Peet A.B., B.Mus., M.Mus. A.B. A.B. University of Michigan Hillsdale College Hope College Hope College Hope College Latin French English Olivet College University of Michigpff, Literature Columbia University Art Musi U J Public Speaking Universgtily of Michigan ' A' istory Mr. Cornie Koets B.S. Western State Teachers' College Physical Education Mathematics Miss Doris Dunham A.B.. M.A. A.B. Calvin College University Of Michigan Science History Wayne University Home Economics Miss Lucile E. De Boe Mr. Herman C. Johnson A.B., M.A. National School of Music University of Michigan Band and Orchestra, 4 Y ii i gs if X 9 4 w ig V31 .E '- ' ' sa ii Miss Helen Chrohak Miss Alyce Damkot B.S. A.B. Michigan State Calvin College Normal College Science, History 1101

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y 4 . - 'wg I X I N f 1936 ,KfVTHE EC pix HO X bi N 'x JUNIOR CLASS The juniors planned a strategic attack on the problems to be overcome in the third year of their campaign to obtain the final reward of victory, Graduation. To raise the funds to help the attack a Penny Supper was given, hot dogs were sold at the All-School Fair, candy sales were held, and the Junior play, The FourfFlusher, was presented. A Weenie Roast was held during a lull in the campaign. Miss Darhy was the class adviser and the following were chosen class ofliccrs: President Johan DeMaar VicefPresident Richard Cotton Secretaryffreasurer Shirley Call i121