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

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Lutke, G. - Always flying hither and yon and her smilin face and carefree - g - stride was a familiar picture about the halls of Lee. Marlcmd. E. - Betty believed in bolstering up morale in more ways than one - and this engaging pastime more than oc- cupied her time. She will best be remem- bered for her Veronica Lake hair-do, and characteristic stride. Girl Reserves 1-2, Pro and Con 1-2, Red Cross 1-4, Iunior Play, GAA. 2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2. the 'gfemmes 9, Now what we need is a few civil '5studes,'9 student Mensink, R. - Ruth always had a dreamy look in her eye, and when you caught her she only blushed - and very prettily, too. She was a good student and had a sweet smile that made you stop and wonder! Girl Reserves 1, Red Cross 1, Library 3-4. Morgan, A. - Little in stature but not in mind, Adeline always had a smile for everyoneg but being rather on the shy side, she would rather follow the crowd than herself be a leader. Girl Reserves l-4, lunior Red Cross l. 'QI'

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Kruithof, D. 3 A letter a day was Dort's code, and she stuck to it even it she had to do it in school, None the less, she was always a ready, willing, and able helper at all times. Red Cross l, Girl Reserves l-2, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Glee Club Z-3. Y' A Y. and when he finished in February he be- took the rest ol himself there. Not one to dismiss lightly, he had a big personality tor such a little guy. Mgr Football 12 chemistry, mathematics, and history . . with no thought of If '-- W- f-1 V 1 Linscott, G. - Glenn appeared to be the bashful type, but he proved to have a mind ot his own. Although of the gentler masculine type, he was a fine athlete, but he was best acclaimed when it came to sketching, Track 1-4, Baseball 2-3-4, Basketball 2, Football 2-3-4, Hi-Y 3-4 CVice-Pres. 4l, L Club 3-4, Student Council 4 CVice-Pres.l, Annual-Ariel. Lottermczn, A. - The man who wrote A man is not measured by inches certainly was thinking ahead to Albert, because what this lad lacked in inches he made up tor in energy. Red Cross l-2, Hi-Y 2, Football 2, Track l-2-3. I I 1 I Lcxcke B. Bobs heart was in the Nav

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council Nardxn, L. - She left us in mid-term, but was always popping up at the various school functions and we never could quite forget her. GAA 2-3-4 GR l-2-3 Red Cross l Norden. R. - Characteristic of Russ was his booming laughter. The Iunior classes loss proved to be our gain, and he pitched right in with the Senior class and gave them his full support. Russ was a sports fiend and was a three-letter man. Red Cross l, Student Council 1-2-4 tSec- retary 2, President 41, Band l-2-3, L Club 2-4 tPresident 41, Senior Play, Football 1-2-4, Baseball l-2-3-4, Basketball l- tCaptain 49, Track 4. members . . together with the Wyoming Gestapo Nowlcxnd, M. - Monte was snappy in at- tire and mighty sharp with the music. l-le was always available at assemblies, parties, etc., but took pleasure in being coaxed He was known as one of the sweater boys. Band 1-2, Student Council 3, l-li-Y 3-4, Track 3, Phillips, H. - Herb and Hank tBultemaD made an inseparable team which was broken only by graduation. Herbs hard work on the stage for the Iunior and Senior plays was unequaled, and he will always be remembered for his antics in the halls and sessions. Sports Manager 2-3, Ariel-Annual Staff.