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

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Lespedra 4, Red Cross lf2, Up' cretta Z. Lespedra 4, Basehall 3'-4, Footf Dena W. BultemaA-lnseparahle were Dena and her constant companion, Gloria. She won and kept her friends hy her happy- go'lucky ways. Her cofoperalion was a great help to the class. Ruth Carney-Ruth was always of service to her class: hence. we have missed her since her graduation in February. Ruth v a r i e d the usual student routine by graduating into matrimony. s s w 3 t Glce Cluh 13. lvlatrimony 4. HifY 314, Ariel 4, Treasurer' Sonhomorc Class, Editor of An' hall 3f4. nual. Enis De Graaf - Peanut's future lies in the milk business. His fathcr's milk truck has often come in handy for transporting individuals to class activities. Although fun has been his main interest, he hasn't shared it much with the girls. Harry C. Delnay---A shy unassuming lad. Harry hit the highlights in his senior year when he heeame editorfinfchiei of hoth the Ariel and the Euho. 17

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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

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Harriet De Maar- h-HAitf1C-N-Q record ul ac' tlxity has astonished lla all heeause ui he. Lespedra 4, Red Cross lfZf3f4, Girl Reserves 1f2'3f4, Library Science 3, Clee Clu li lfl. U.A.A. lf2f3f4. Ariel, Girl Reserves lfl, Red Cross l, Glen Cluh 4. quiet appearance. Her interests in the Red Cross resulted in her representing Lee at NV'1shir1gtun D C in 1940 Edward N. De Ridder Sell your hahelf ziairsl- Ed was our capzihle S en i 0 1' Clziss pre-:dent wliuse presidential speeches were .1 frequent source ul amusement. His inter' e-ts were trxlsli, and girl lriends. Marjorie De Ridder - Finishing school in seven semesters required inrmst ol' Nlarge's energy hut she sumelww found time to worli on the school pamper, and was always a faith' ful attendant at our athletic Contests, Walter Deshaw L'Vv'alt will allways he ref nienihered for his portrayal of Aunt Georgia in the ju nior Play and lor his ulsuturef scope page in the Ariel. Wlio knows hut his ideas may he supplied in practice smnef day? 18 Trxiek 2-3f4, Senior President Lespedra 4, Student Council 4. Lespedra 4. Track 3f4, junior and Senior Plays, Ariel 4, President ol' Interfl-Ii' Press' Guild.