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

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Division Sponsor, A. Kuizema. President. E. DeRidderp Secretary, B. Faber: Treasurer, H. Kumrmlt: Vice-Prvsirif-nt. M. lleuki-ma. SENIUR Gil to an early start . . . elect Ed DeRidder president . juniors get magazine sale . . . seniors sell stationery instead . . have contest . . . girls win, hut little stationery sold . . . try to sell 1,000 pounds of Nbahelaars' '... very slow, Session room decorated for Christmas . . . have party . , . very good . . . have pictures taken . . , l3fl's get separate session room . , , no teacher . . . peek into future in Johns time machine . , . hoys give girls party '... chile con carne - f hot, but good . . . for Senior Play Don't Take My Penny chosen . . . east and comf mittees picked . . . play most profitable ever given . . . Class Day committees named . . . JuniorfSenior Banquet a success . . . take boat trip . . . Class Day program presented . . . iinis. 15

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L Club 4, Football 3f4, Basket' hall lf2f3, Track 1fZf3'4. HifY 4, Vicefpresident Sophof more Class, Track 3, Student C 0 un c il 2, Vice f president Senior Class. Earl AdriansefSports were s u p r e m e in Bud's school life, which usually consisted of three days a week. Class to him was ex' trafcurricular. He was always friendly, with a sheepish grin as his outstanding feature. Warren H. Berendsf Bud, the boy with the voluminous voice, was full of vim, vigor, and vitality. He was forward but depend' able, and his services were always in demand. Marvin Beukema--Shy of manner but strong of mind, Marv said a great deal with hut few words. Among the facts that witness to his ability are his two years as class vice' president. Sally Ann Brillf Sal completed her high school course in three and a half years, but was never too busy to he in every jam conceivable. Her interests were many and intense, but short lived, 16 Lespedra 4, fpresj, Basketball 3, Hi-Y 314, Wrvlverine Boys' State Rep. 3, Red Cross 2, Stu' dent Council Z. Red Cross lfZf3, Pro and Con lfl, Clee Club 2, C.A.A. 2f3f 4, Girl Reserves lfZf3,.Operetta v