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

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we Raymond Luscherfllur biggcxt and brawnil est senior was Ray, A tribute to his lout' ball ability and to our choice of him as .. . .. . r. Captain are his two years on the All' Conference team. Football lflf3f4, allfcoiilercnce 3-4. Track 13'-4, L Club I-3-4. Q I Captain 4. Football 3-4. L Club 3'-L Bay ketball 3'-4, Track l-33, Red Cross 1-23'-1. L e s p c Ll ra 4, Senior Play. A Thomas McGrath--Swilt and sureiuutctl, mlqoiii slipped through the spriiiters and tripped thruugh the tacklers. He was muted. tow. for hw crleiuiiiatc blufh and for his humnrous lecturti Fuutball I-3'-1. Track I-I-34 L Club 4. Glen Club 1, Reel Cruss lfl w GJKA. I-3'-4, Girl Rcaerves 2f3f4, Operetta 3. Elmer E. McIntyre- -To Rudy, our iillingf station attciidaiit, gives the title ul' stage manager de luxe. He sbuwed a general interest in almost everything, but the navy had hii heart. Barbara Meyers P - i'Barb. the Shopping News girl, liked to work if she Could get out of sclirml tu Llii so. She was also an arf dent suppurter ol' Lee High athletics- and 'tLill N 25

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it q' U 2 fl I -' A me c , Jean Konyndyke-,Interested in athletics, -lean was a member of the Girls' S o ft b all and Basketball teams. Her giggle was the envy of the school and an expression of her sunny disposition. - Q Gosdon B. La Huisffx gangling senior was our 'LBrucef' He was the cowboy tenor ol' the comedy quzutctte and found his main interests in good times in general and stag parties in particular. Track lf2f3f4, Lespeclra 4, Foot- ball 3f4, Basketball 214. Student Council 112, President 2, Vice' president 1. Library Science 4. C-.:X.A. 113' 4, Red Cross l. Girl Reserves l'2, Glee Club 4, Senior Play. Baseball 2f?vf4, Basketball 713' 4, Football 4, Made allfconlerf 2, Came from Christian 2. ence in Basketball 3. Glee Club 2f3f4, Girl Reserves Wilnma Lappv f Billy's ability to mind her own allairs was incomprehensible, Few of us knew her very well. yet all esteemed her. Her school interests were largely in music. Raymond Lubberts -- Flay specialized in sports. Vfhenever he participated in a conf test, eofoperation became the theme. His Uteaun before sellw' attitude led to his being elected captain ol' the 1942 baseball team. 24

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Harry Molenkamp - Harry was a dash man. He dashed to school most every morn Lespedra 4. Glee Club 1, Lespedru 3, Library Science 4. ing in nothing flat, since he started late and arrived at the same time late He was known as .4 good sport. Gertrude Mullenberg Anothtr seven semesf ter girl was L'Gert and so intent on this purpose that other things mattered little. That she could eofoperate well. she proved in her Ariel work Ariel, Baseball 3 Carolyn Mulder--Somewhat of ax prodigy in her iield, this pleasing senior and her elecf tric guitar were the high light on many a program. She was a true daughter of Ur' pheus. Theodore Nardin-Having completed the required course for graduation hy Fehruary. Ted left us to go to work. Throughout high school his interests were diverted from study only to husehall and girls. 26