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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1945 volume:

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I' y I1 . of ,149 N o 4 N05 K XX Liga? 1 , LEE FIELD The Hangar riwvg klq-,AQ 'X e De icate This Book to MRS MCERMAN Mrs Moermm hrs been 1 eonstmt nude md lIlbI7lI'ltlUIl to all ol u As mstruetor she ww Lxeellent as 1 trlend she was ol the best We wlll llvx nys re member the wonderful iSSl:tlI1Lt. she gnu us throu fhout our yur ln high hool We would llso llke to reeogmze Mlss Mutehler md Mrs MeF1ll Miss Mutehler we are proud to sly was our eld s ddvxser Her efforts were Ulltlfllig 1nd she made exery eldss undertflkmg A sueees Mrs MeFallw1ll Always hue a Jeep pldee 111 our memorles Her good humor and sparklmq Wlt enllxened all her eldsses She la 1 frxend md mstruetor of the hxghest cahber X Mrs McFall Miss Mutchler . . . ' 1 1: A ' 'Q g 'z ' z Q s. 'am - 25..., :Vi , ., , . , 42,3 ,, , , , 2 -2 -, , Q., - g ,L S A, SC ' V 4 Q 3- 4 ', - 5 1 1 X . . Y - . . . . ' ' 1 . , ,, , .f .. . ' R , . --,.S. . - ' , . . 2, , ,- ' V 'y' x .. wa u - 41- - - . . 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V111-,111p, 11111' 11 wx 11.11 12: fX11'1'1'1g.111 1.11. 1 111 '. 1: 1T',111Q111I1Q peratlons Qfflcer MR REUBEN L YOUNG B Cleary College' Michigan State Normal College University of Michigan Flight Cfficer MR LLOYD C FRY AB MA Wesiern Michigan College of Educaiion University of Michigan Superintendent Gl'OUI'ld CTCW 1 l i 'T '20 DORIS M FARRELL BA Aquinas College Western Michigan Teachers College Music Glee Club DOROTHEA HUIZINGA BS Western Michigan College iowa State College Ames Home Economics VARENA LANDIS A B BLANCHE G LOVEWELL Central State Teachers Western State Teachers Col College ege Geometry Arithmetic LlLA M MC FALL AB JANNA M MONSON AB University of Michigan Wheaton College Latin Physical Education Eflillish G A A Adv: er Bro E. Con Club Advrser if ROWENA BEENS, A.B. G. R. Junior College Western State Teachers Col- lege Art 1 'W- fi LILIAN CRANDELL. F'h.B. Alma College University of Michigan Librarian Library Science Club JACOBA DALEBOUT. A.B. Calvin College Hooe College American Literature Public SDeakinq Lesoedra Club Adviser Senior Play Adviser ALYCE DAMKOT, A.B. Calvin College History Jr. Girl Reserves Ad viser JAQIIES E HOLLENBEC K. George Williams College Northern Illinois State Teachers College Instrumental Music ARTHUR KUIZEMA AB Calvin College Michigan State College Chemistry Biology Sophomore Class Adviser ir L11c11111d Crux ll 1 ll ll t tlmt tr Uflllllld lla 111 the lL111d1mL11 N UL i X XX I 4 XXL IKIYILIH I' O lifl 1 LTI IND C LIT! LX IIHLIIIX U IL I' LXLII li till KK if XX IQ I mit . b ' V l I I ima A .I , l . , ' at ' 5 ' ' . . ,N 0 I N V . . . s Y - Ol f ' 'izs lab rod v'r' 1 1 5 'A g ' - ' g - 11115 of V lf J-ily 1111. 1x1-11 11 -- - - be th so E glsl llls, 1 fe 11- PLT f th SL' t 'm'f Y l '1L'fS. ' Gz1ll'z CSI 11115 . , , N 'hz 'ge hc rust 1 hill? Xfk-,DN ...J DORIS M REYNOLDS AB Kalamazoo College Western Michigan College of Education Northwestern University English Journalism Ariel and Echo Adviser HAROLD SABIN BS Western Michigan College Education Physical Education Coach L Club Sponsor HENRY SHISLER A B ESTHER THOMASMA AB University of Colorado G R Junior College I Western Michigan College of A Debra Education Geometry Junior Class Sponsor Calvm College Asst Coach History Red Cross Sponsor JAY VANDER VEEN Calvin College University of Michigan Physics Trigonometry General Science Hu Y Sponsor Ground C TCW A A L WALTERS AB G R Junior College University of Michigan English Senlor Glrl Reserves Ad vlser GERTRUDE MOERMAN. A.B. KEITH MORRISON. B.S. Western Michigan College of Western Michigan College of Education Education Civics Industrial Arts International Relations Senior Session Room MABEL POST Ferns Institute Mlchlgan State ege Bookkeeping LOISL MUTCHLER BS G R Junior College Wheaton College History Civics Senior Class Adviser Normal Col FRANKLIN RYNBRANDT Hope College Western Michigan College Education Economics Eighth Grade Sponsor Business Training Commercial Law SIGNE SAMANEN Northern Mlchlgan College of Education Unlversrty of Mlchngan Shorthand Tyvma Nlnth Grade Sponsor ff W do Vx mt to loknovxledge our debt to oul lnstructms md to thank them for thelr patlemt md uudorstandlng They haw gxvon us sO much that IS good, so much that will help us as me go out mto the battle of lltt , K! 'i'l J .. 1 f A ' . . .. I i . I AB. ' ' ' U of . I r ' . 1, F ' 1 fu l, ff!- rr 'f , . . 4 . o. Q .1 f X . 4 , . f f v . I ' - X f 1 . f ' fl X K Squadron 45tl1Squadron NIO Wish Clos btartb qunkly ofheere eluted Lmqott ehoben to h ad Q fa Halloween party at johnson lote ot elder Lmscott md Brower tell ghoit storms Allow the JUIIIOYS to haw Cllflifflll-is party wlth u drew ndmu swell tree Scmor Entcrtfunmcnt party colored ITIIIIISIYLIQ reports from Bcrhn and Tokyo moves unrybody wdIlS6Ci.l Eeho descmbly Lmseott as Professor uagk uaek and hls tune machlne Wowe em Senlor play Sprmg Cwreen grand turnout met p1LkQ them xn every mght Semor trlp Some work vuth pfnrtmg other behools along Qwell tlme had by all Sklp day others sleep md eat have good tune. mt pirty They luxe tclre for good old Lev. Hlgh -Erm- ,Q 'q'l' ar' v, OFFICERS President Ray Llnscoit V1cePresudent Horace Caudle Secrelary Elaxne Vander Scheer Treasurer Lloyd Alberta -srvflf' Q Tm , - 'fi g 4 E 2 - Wy? 5 , , I ,V . f2Q Z,'fy,Tg', I . V7 , i 'I 'Q ' .1 7 . . . -duo 35' X . . . 'es N 'X C' Nl'5S. ' 2 , . . . K W D . . , 2 x ., ' 3 ' ' V 3 I ' ' ' V S ' by Q V I 1 ' ' I f 5 4 I 5' 7 5 ' V' 5 1 v 3 y ' I N ' I ' ' N .. . . . .. -Q -Q - , Q . , . . . , , k , , .l - w --. . . , 5 , , V . . 5 . . . . . . . . . 1 . 1 . . , . 5 Q Q I 5 . X . I I . 2 3 1 3 H 2 'B' 3 I 5 1 2 Y 5 V si v ' ' 2 . ' 'Y . ' 51 - , v , . gm.. 'Y ' 'e X 2 N' - f l 1 V I F . Affl ' l , 9 . 3.0 MILDRED ALBERDA 1 y was al ways exact and preclse Her typing abullty made her valuable to the Arlel She us as sweet as she looks and wnll always be re membered for her smlles nlor Red Cross 1234 G A A 1 Secretary Freshman Class Ariel 4 Jumor Glrl Reserves 1 Sensor Garl Reserves 23 Al il -. PATRICIA ALLEN Pats flne personal :ty was her foundatuon She was not for ward but could always be depended upon to add to a good tame Most of her time was spent wrltlng letters to Ed Junior Red Cross 2 Glee Club 34 Sensor Play Junior Girl Reserves 1 Senior Glrl Reserves 234 LLOYD ALBERTA Lloyd wass quiet but friendly He was a bug help In getting the Ariel out on tame He could always be found at the Mrmeograph machine In the Ariel room Baseball 1234 Basketball 1 Football 4 Lespedra 4 H Y 4 Echo Staff 4 Treas urer Semor Class Ariel 4 MARY ALSPAUGH Mary was always seen wuth a member of the Junior Class If you heard a sudden burst of laughter In the halls you could bet Mary was In the mddle of It One characteristic of Mary wlll never be forgotten her carefree stride mor Rd Cross 1234 G A Sensor Gul Reserves 234 Student Councul 3 Junlor Class Secretary Glee Club 4 Lespedra 4 Arlel 4 HARVEY AVINK Harve was a me chanlc He had to be to keen that Ford of his running He consistently supported all school actlvltles espedra 4 A el 4 Model A 12 'at X MARILYN BOES Marilyn chose to llve on the quiet side She came up from the Junlor class and worked hard to graduate with our class Perhaps this explains why she was so quiet Junior Red Cross 1234 Junior Girl Re serves 1 Ariel 4 ROBERT ANDERSON Swede could qlve us all a good scare by umpersonatmg Mr Young which made us feel very guilty He left for the servuce nn the last semester ,QQ 9 'wa -n. FRED BAKER General Baker was a source of amusement to all who knew hum Hrs not a care ln the world attitude cre ated a laugh wherever he went .........-A NELLA BRAND 'SXWPME av' nv A. ,. war 'Bl PHYLLIS BRUMELS A chauffeur deluxe was 'Phyll Her resnonslblllty was trans Dortmg the Gang around She offered quite a but of trouble for teachers as she mslsted on chewing gum Jumor Glrl Reserves 1 Sensor Glrl Reserves 234 Junlor Red Cross 1234 Band 12 Orchestra 12 Lubrary 34 Arlel 4 Pro an Con 4 .rv HERMAN BROWER D e wll be e membered for hls excellent sneaking ablllty and also for has part In the Junior Play He could make a good time anywhere and any time Until he went unto the Service much of his time was spent with Dutch Baseball 2 Band 23 Orchestra 3 HIY 34 Pro and Con 34 Presldent 4 Vlce President Junlor Class Student Council 4 Lesnedra 4 Q, in 'n-P LOIS CARTER L IS had her mmd an school but her heart In the Navy Every thing she dld was centered around ham She was a highlight rn the Junior Play and wlll always be remembered for It Junior Grrl Reserves 1 Sensor Gnrl serves 23 4 Jumor Red Cross 1234 Glee Club 14 Pro and Con 23 Library 234 Junnor Play HORACE CAUDLE Huntz was our curly headed athlete of the Senlor Class A great friend of all and a hard worker he was an asset to the class Football 1234 Basketball 1234 Stu dent Council 13 Vlce President Sophomore Class LClub 34 Secretary Treasurer 4 34 Presldent 4 Echo Staff VlcePresndent Senior Class Arlel 4 Se nlor Play LIL.A CASWELL L a was a whiz school and out of shcool How she could pack so much information nn her head was beyond us She would rather follow than lead the crowd land was a good follower! Junior Girl Reserves 1 Sensor Grl R serves 23 Ariel 4 Salutatorlan EYTHEA MAE COOLIDGE Eythea left us for a short time but came back to flnlsh her Senior year Her heart being In the Army she was usually seen wntung letters f In MERLIN CONNER Mert was elected captain of the Baseball team In his Junior year which proved his abllxty on the dna mond He was also noted for hus ablllty to collect money and blondes Baseball 1234 LClub 234 Track 34 Lesoedra Club Treasurer 4 Aruel 4 Echo Swag 4 Hn Y 4 Senior Play Student Coun c in MARJORIE DAMSTRA Marge was one of the more quiet and ambitious gurls of e class who took live subyects to graduate one year earller Junior Glrl Reserves Vice Presldent Junlor Red Cross 1234 Senlor Glrl serves 234 Glee Club 1 Arlel 4 KATE DE GRAAF Ka was a very quiet member of the Senior class Her pro found determmatlon enabled her to com plete Hugh School In three and onahalf years Junior Glrl Reserves 1 Senior Girl Re serv? E34 Jumor Red Cross 2 A ne s.- BEVERLEE DENT Bev was the sweet and silent type To those who knew her she proved to be a valuable friend Her favorlte pastime was wrltlng to servicemen J mor Red Cross 124 G A A 23 o and Con 4 JESSIE DE YOUNG Jltter was a won der as a member of the faurer half of the Senior class for she always had a number of boy fruends Junlor Glrl Reserves 1 Sensor Gurl R serves 2' Pro and Con 1-2-3-4' Junior Red ross 1-2-3-4' G. . . 3-4: Band - 2 Junior Play: Glee Club 4' Echo Staff 4: Ariel 4' Lespedra 4. t MTN HELEN EINIG Helen wlll always be re membered for her friendly cooperative ways and her pretty black haur which was envled by many She came to us from Holy Name In her Freshman year Junlor Red Cross 1234 Pro and Con 4 Quail' BEATRICE FORD Bea was known to be active In class affairs A barrel of fun her biggest dlffuculty was IN keeping out of trouble wrth her bosom pal Bernue Junnor Glrl Reserves 1 Junior Red Cross 34 G 2 Sen: r Gur serves 234 Aruel 4 JOYCE DE YOUNG Pokey was a very popular Senior Always workung joking and leaving school early dld not stop her from belng active around school Junior Glrl Reserves 1 Sensor Grl e serves 234 Treasurer 3 Presldent 4 Junior Red Cross 234 Secretary 3 Vice President 4 Secretary Sophomore Class Glee Club 3 4 Treasurer 3 Lnbrary Science 34 Lespedra 4 Echo Staff 4 Arnel 4 ELIZABETH EVANS Beth was one Of the quiet and ambltxous gurls of the class Her ambutuon IS to be a lawyer and we are sure she wall be successful Orchestra 1 Latlnlan Club 23 -9 JAMES GIDDIS Jlm chose to be actnve In school affairs and was best suited to lead rather than follow He made an effncuent Student Councll President and capable de bater Baseball 1 2 3 4 Treasurer Junior Class Football 34 Junior Red Cross 34 HIY 34 Basketball 3 Student Council Pres :dent 4 Lespedra President 4 Debate Team o n C n 4 LCI b Red Cross Treasurer 4 Semor Play 3 Ml 5 RAY GORT Galts real pleasure ln llfe lay In teasing people Even though he went to s hool half days Ray was actwe nn school hfe We all regretted hrs leavlng for the Army Alr Corps un February Football 234 Track 234 Basketball 2 34 Student Councul 3 LClub 34 H Y 3 Lesoedra4 Arlel 4 ROBERT GILLETTE Bob who was Interested ln vocatlonal work was a handy man to have around He managed track basketball and football dunng hrs hugh school career and was always ready to co operate Glee Club 1 Football Manager 2 Track Manager 2 Basketball Manager 24 Les Dedra 4 DORIS HAGE Doris never chose to take part In class actlvltles but her co operative manner and her ready smnle made her every ones friend Junnor Red Cross 1 Junnor Grrl Reserves 1 Pro and Con 1 Sensor Gnrl Reserves 234 G A A 2 Lesnedra 4 sv GERALD HULSING Shy of manner but strong of mlnd Gerry said much In very few words Hls readlness to cooperate Droged hum one who would rather follow than ea COLLEEN HERMAN Connie as our class gurl athlete proved her ablllty un all school actlvltles We wall remember her for her lovable laughter and cute dimples Jumor Girl Reserves 1 Junlor Red Cross 1 234 Sensor Glrl Reserves 234 G A A 234 Secretary 3 President 4 Glee Club 34 Sextette 4 Library Scnence 3 I 73' BERNICE KAPTEYN A cute laugh an a cute smlle express Bernie She was everyones fruend and proved to be one glr who really llked to raise the dnckens Jumor Red Cross 1234 Jumor Gnrl serves 1 G A A 12 Senior Grrl Reserves -4 Glee Club 23 Pro and Con Arlel 4 JACK IRVING Sammys nnnocent fa cial expressions dad not always prove hum so mnocent He was usually found In the mldst of all mlschlef Basketball 123-4 Glee Club 2 Pro and Con 234 Football 234 LClub 34 HIY 34 Jumor Red Cross 34 Library Science 4 ARLENE KIEL Although her mam tome was a sallor named Jim she had many other Interests She was always working to make school parties a success Glee Club 34 Jumor Gurl Reserves 1 Jumor Red Cross 2 Senmr Gnrl Reserves Lespedra 4 Jiirsf yi WILMA KOOL Blllle wnll be remem bered as our soda jerk at Burkheads No many knew Blllle but those who dld wlll never forget her for her part as Genevleve ID the Sensor Play Jumor Girl Reserves 1 Senior Glrl Reserves 234 Lubrary Science 23 Glee Club 34 A A 34 Jumor Red Cross 34 Dedra 4 rq..,,. T ELWIN LANDSTRA A aulel lad wdh B pleasant smlle AI was not very active class affalrs but was always walling to help along wilt AUGUST LENGER Au gre was a gentleman of extremes He acquired hus fine uersonallty as a gas station attendant H wlll be remembered for has excellent work on the Aruel Jumor Red Cross 1234 Basketball 12 ack 2 HIY 34 Arne 4 Echo Staff -N 4 DONNA LOOMAN Althouqh Dutch was small she was never left out of any thsng Her weakness was nsce clothes of whsch she had plenty Her constant gsggle got her a part sn the Junsor Play and caused many nsnth hours after school Junsor Gsrl Reserves 1 Band 12 Sensor Gsrl Reserves 23 Pro and Con 234 Jun sor Play Lespedra 4 Sensor Play Arsel 4 RAY LINSCOTT Rays hsgh school ca reer reached sts clsmax when he became the Sensor Class Pressdent Ray was blessed wsth a large vocabulary and never fasled to use st notball 1 23 4 B seball 1 2 Hs Y Lsbrary Scsence 1234 Pro and Con 3 LClub 34 Junsor Play Sensor Play Les Dedra 4 Echo Staff Student Councsl Sen sor Class Pressdent BURR McGRATH Burr may have seemed auset and snnocent at fsrst but as the old saysng goes Stsll waters run deep He proved st by besng uuste a fun maker when he let loose Track 1234 Class Treasurer 2 Football 2 Student Councsl 3. LClub 4 Arsel 4 Echo Staff 4 DORIS LUTKE Luckys prsde and soy was sn gosng wsth the Sensor Pressdent Her fsrm belsef was fsrst wrste a note and then study but st never got her sn trouble She just never seemed to get caught Sensor Gsrl Reserves 234 G A A 234 Junsor Red Cross 234 5 HIRAM MclNTYRE We couldnt Egure out uf Chip was a member of our class or not as he was very seldom here He more than made up for his lost time when he dld come because he was always Into everything Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 L Club 234 Glee Club 3 Arlel 4 Lesoedra 4 Football Captain 4 AIlConference Football Yi JOHN NEWHOUSE Johnny was our class humonst Hus quick wut never falled to raise a hearty laugh never a dull moment af Johnny was around He played on the football and baseball teams Band and Orchestra 1 Baseball 2 34 Foot ball 234 LClub 34 Student Council 4 Anel 4 Echo Staff 4 Sensor Play .anti 'PQ THOMAS MCKEY Here one minute and gone agaln like a flash the next that describes Tum Hrs guilty grin always told on hum uf he was In mlschlef and he usually was Lespedra 4 Ariel 4 d1illuhmW- IQ -0- 'fu RAY OPDENDYK Ray was everybodys friend Has ability to pull a truck and hen look Innocent caused us to wonder Hls de hgh: was to tease and he made very good use o 1 Band 12 HI Y 34 Secretary 4 Lespedra 4 Secretary 4 Aruel 4 Echo Staff Photog raoher 4 Track 4 Senior Play PHYLLIS PAALMAN The asrl wsth the knobby maroon convertsble was Phyll Her abslsty to act was shown when she took the par of Nsna sn the Sensor Play She spent most of her tsme studysng and wsth Ken Junsor Gsrl Reserves 1 Sensor Gsrl Reserves 23 Junsor Red Cross 234 Lespedra 4 Pro and Con 4 Sensor Play vu- ADRIAN OUDBIER Just why we called hsm Fuzzy no one quste knew but that was has name ssnce way back You could expect almost anythsng from Fuzzy H had that' sparkle sn has eyes Junsor Red Cross 1 23-4 Pro and Con 23 Track 23 Arsel 4 Lespedra 4 Sensor Play THEODORE PONSTEIN One of the more comscal boys of the class was Ted He could make a sake of almost anythsng He was known far and wsde as The Mslkman' and he was seen often wsth Dort Fssher Pro and Con 2 Lespedra 4 Student Councsl 4 Sensor Play Echo Staff Photographer JEAN PEARSON If Jean ever got started talksng sersously st would be wise to carry a copy of Webster s famous book wsth you She had a pleassng personalsty and was a frsend of everyone Glee Club 24 Sensor Gsrl Reserves 234 Junsor Red Cross 34 Arsel 4 HENRY POSKEY Budd left our class In 44 to go to Junlor College From there he enlisted In the Navy Budd was very active In school and kept constant company wlth Jenny hrs fllvver Class Vice President 1 Track 123 Foot 23 H Y 3 Pro and Con 3 Jum r Red Cross 123 Junior Play Glee Club 3 Student Council 3 LORRAINE PULSE Lorraine was our class blonde She was most frequently seen with Evey and Dort Active ln school af ranrs she was a valuable asset to the class Jumor Red Cross 1 2 3 Sensor Glrl Reserves 234 Junior Play Glee Club 4 Student Counc1l4 Library Sclence4 G A A 34 Ariel 4 Senior Play GARRY PRAASTERINK Garry had a Quiet and shy manner He was always will ang to co operate when called upon and al ways drd good work Hrs curly halr was one of hls mam attractions Football 1234 Basketball 2 Baseball 2 Lesnedra 4 Aruel 4 MAXINE REEDER Max was one of the most active members of the Senior class lt seemed as though trouble was her middle name but she showed her efflclency as ores: dent of the Junior Red Cross Junuor Red Cross 1234 Student Council 3 Presndent 4 Junior Glrl Reserves 1 Sensor Glrl Reserves 234 Secretary 4 Ln brary Science 234 G A A 234 Club 2 34 Sextette 2 Lesoedra 4 Arlel 4 Lum 'X RICHARD SHAW Duck was envied by many for his wavy har and his sense of humor He was loads of fun easy to net along with and active In all school affairs Pro and Con 2 Junior Red Cross 234 LClub 4 Glee Club 4 Track 234 Arlel 4 Echo Staff 4 KENNETH ROTZELL A quiet lad or ever willing to co operate exolauns Ken fully His blue eyes and ready smile were envied by many a boy and gurl His foremost Interest rn his Senior year was Phyll HI Y 34 Lespedra 4 Ariel 4 a,n 'I' but yxmp na. X ARLENE SLACHTER Almost any night of the week would find Arny at the roller rink for skating was her favorite pastime Arnys baby talk will be remembered by everyone Junior Girl Reserves 1. Junior Red Cross 1 Glee Club 1-2-3: Senior Girl Reserves 2-3: Lesuedra 4: Ariel 4. 6-. BURTON SHEPARD Bert had a sense of humor that was unequaled Wllnng to p al ng h was a barrel of ful things In which he participated Hn Y 34 Lesvedra 4 Ariel 4 nf NEIL SLAGTER How Nell could keep so much information In hls head was a mystery o all H left us In 44 to go to Jun or College but returned to graduate with hus former classmates Class President 13 Student Council 13 Vlce President 3 Baseball 123 Basketball 23 H Y 3 Valedlctorlan EDWIN START Ed was another as rang student who flnlshed hugh school In ree and a half years Ed attended all the hool functions and proved an able worker THERESA STAAL Tress was the class artist and proved her ablllty as such by drawing for the Arlel The hlghllght of her hugh school career was when she took the lead IH the Junior Play Junior Red Cross 1234 Pro and Con 12 Junlor Glrl Reserves 1 Senior Girl Reserves Gee Club 234 G A 23 Jun Play Lespedra 4 Band 4 Arlel 4 Echo Staff 4 Sensor Play . Qu '? 1r--- vu DOROTHY SWIFT Dort was a thlrd of the Blondle Evey an Dort rlo A duvet but likeable gurl was Dorothy ways In the mood for fun and trouble she always squeezed through Junuor Red Cross 1 2 3 Jumor Glrl Reserves Senior Gnrl eserves 234 G A 234 Glee Club 4 Lubrary Scuence 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Arlel 4 H: Y 4 248' l- MARVIN TIMMERMAN Marv was the tall dark and handsome contestant of the class As Edutorln Chlef of the Annual h surely dvd a swell Job Football 1234 LCIub 234 AllConfer ence 4 Jumor Red Cross 23 Track 2 Pro and Con 3 Library Sclence 34 Jumor Play HIY 34 President LCIub 4 Les pedra 4 Arnel 4 Echo Staff 4 -r EDWARD TANGENBERG E was B quiet Il'ldIVIdU3l Most of has four years of high school were spent ID the bookkeenlng room H Y 4 ,A af EVELYN VAN DAM Evey was the D0 ialo chip fiend of the class Her love for jokes was an amusemeni and how she could remember them was anolher Junior Girl Reserves 1 Glee Club 1234 Sensor Gnrl Reserves 234 G A A 234 Jumor Red Cross 2-3-4 Lespedra 4 Ariel 4: Echo Stal? 4: Senior Play. 1-Sq.. , 11: MARION TIMMERS Marlon was one of lhe Gang bonde n looks bul friend to all Her mann mlerest was also H1 the Navy and she llved for lhose lefiefs Junior Glrl Reserves 1 Jumor Red CroSS 34 Glee Club2 G A A NELLIE VANDER KLOK Ne lie will be remembered for her laugh and her constant merrlment She and Arny were insepara ble friends and were frequently seen roller skating Junior Girl Reserves 1 Junior Red Cross 1 2 3 4 Senior Girl Reserves 2 3 4 G A A Arlel ' ag! W I? Fi GLORIA VANDER WEIDE Massachu stts loss was our gain when Gloria came to Lee in her Junior year She quickly adapted herself to school life at Lee and was con stantly seen with Porky A A 34 Student Council 4 Senior Glrl Reserves 4 Pro and Con 3 Library Science 3 Lespedra 4 O ELAINE VANDER SCHEER Elaine was one of the prettiest gurls in the class Being chosen D. A. R. representative and Secretary of the Senior Class was nroof in itself of her effectiveness. Junior Red Cross 1-2-3-4: Junior Girl Re- serves. Vice-President 1: Senior Girl Re- serves 2-3-4' Glee Club 2-3: Junior Play: G. A. A.. Vice-President 4: Lesnedra 4: Echo Staff 4' Class Secretary 4: D. A. R. Renresentative 4: Pro and Con. ?.-. 313' mu., WILLIAM VAN EE - Wop w'll be e- membered by all for his ability to laugh at everything - funny or otherwise. The class regretted to see him leave for the Navy in January. 'football 2-3: Baseball 2-3: Track 3: Hi-Y - 5 Lesoedra 4: L-Club 3-4: Aiel . ' CORA VER BURG Ouretness was Coras vlrtue Not many knew her but those who dld can never forget her willingness to co operate and help along VIRGINIA VELDING lnny as one those persons that people use because they are so denendable Although on the qulet sude she took an active part In school func tions Junlor Red Cross 1234 Junlor Gurl Re ves 1 G A A 123 Sen Gurl Re serves 23 Ariel 4 -1 ,,.- A 1 BERNADINE VOGG Bernle gave us the blggest bang ' Fun was the feature at traction at all actlvltles In which she took uart An allaround gal she could always be depended uoon Junior Girl Reserves 1 Jumor Red Cross 1 234 Senlor Gurl Reserves 23 G A A 234 Band 2 Glee Club 4 Arrel 4 SHIRLEY VER MERRIS :rl was a et ftsnoken gurl but It was a mistake to get her laughing for when once started It was nearly llT1DOSSlbl8 for her to stop Glee Club 14 Junior Glrl Reserves 1 L: A A 1 Junlor Red Cross 1234 Pro and on 23 Senior Glrl Reserves 234 L rary Scuenc 4 lf f-J WANDA WARREN f Neahwuss was Wamla'S molto. She showed fhlS no! only in dress. but also in the fine work which she accom- plished. Junior Red Cross 1-2-3--1: Junior Girl Rc- serves. President 1: Senior Girl Reserves 2- 3-4: Glee Club 2: G. A. A.. Treasurer 4: Lesoedra 4: Pro and Con 4: Library Science 243-4: Ariel 4. No Plclure FLOYD HAZEWINKLE Johnny was noted for his humor When Iauuhed every one laughed with hum -2-.. 'M QF 0 .ai v 1 5 1gyf ' ,J sl' SENIOR PLAY SPRING GREEN ' I .n -hen U - 5. sn V V V K X f ' 1 X .1 3 1 ,R , 'sl . - ' . ' ' U' 5 I- . ' ' , V H r . . V Y M 1 f , K V . , af' ' , ' ' O ,U '- . . Q I X nal . 1 F , I ,,r ' LA . so PW N f. r W ,.fj'1.- I , f ah l x f Q 7 I , -7- , Y- ' 'I I l , I ,V,. A lv .1 . X N ,Z 4 aff.. q f, r 1 'Z I - ' , ' 1 ' .5 4 i ' V ' , , . -951 ' Q, f ,r.. i i . I X I f K '.x.r.w.f'G ' -- , . l ' 46tl1 Squadron Stirted off vuth 4 bang Miami elected as PFCSICICIIY Noxember 9 md IO was Jumors blg mght Sprme Fever Cast was superb Chrxstml comes umors and Semors umte Had Chrxstmas party m sesslon room 171 Class held skatmg party Februlry 12 Everybody plcklllg splmters Rmgs ordered Ju111orSen1or Banquet held formal program excellent Bulb party completed yexr Shlsler Proud Papa fl O 'Nl'- Officers I rendumt Vue l re Id-,nt berretlry Trl 1 urer Stu ent Clbllllul Sponsor ji lc Mirema Lixxrenee Sehrlm Kervxm 1 ae eus Elmer Bus uma Dlek Go ti Dile Klel Mr Shlslel 9 . ,g . ..4,n,' .. - 3 - . - U I l'S , ,' , . f ,. . 1 r . , , ,. . 2 1 A7 q, , . .. . .5 . 2, Q ...i. ,Q - - i .r . I 5 s vs Y... 2. 'f H va l 7,,', ,, .,, , ...... -L 1 . 1.7.3, , - ., ' 5 ... . V ' . w 'i ' . . . . . ' 'h 743' 'QS ' ..... fS'l ' W ' '. .. . Ll- , l.... s. fy is 1 Wayne Franson Bob Garrison Alvln Groendyk Dorothy Hall Dlck Hedburg Herman Helmus Shirley Hull Cecll Howard Florence Hughes Sian Johnson Dale Klel Duck Kladder Bernard Kreuzer Elrose Leslie Jack Marema Ardnth Menslnk Bob Mulls Elaine Mulder Belly Nardln Ruth Newhouse Elmer Oberhofer Duck Oosla Jud Oudbler Phyllis Oudbler Kerwm Paesens 4-iles Harold Bayle. Jackie Balls, John Baar, Belly Axford Bill Aclerhofl. Elmer Buchholz Dorothy Brown Alma Braat Clarence Boss D ck Bayman Eleanor Chrystler Duck Carlson Elmer Bussema Jack Bur man Ruth Bullema Elmer Den Braber Donna Dally Dale Danly Rulh Crnus Sndney Coutchle C Formsma R Fockler Murleen Ebels Paulme Dlepenhorst Clnfford DeYoung 3 X f an -Q' 46 3 si 3 .... 35? -0 nu 13 ,,-- up ' ,- , N - ' ,V f if ' ui .,- V 4 -. hi- 4 'iw WT: ,, N ' , 0. YJ ff, -.ev .6 ff' wwf Q 5 H . .6 1,7 ' f-, .V VV-. A o- I ' 'A J' I.. I-L 4 4 A 5 me -5 + A V 'A 3 me 4? ' aw A 2 X W N, gf W if . W 1 v 2 ,ff wr vu.. . , W. , ,q 43. fs -ou Q I - 1 A . . ,, , . . 2 Y . . , , . A 6, X? K. 1 3 ' f r , ' 7? . if 4' as ' ,Q , W W A rr pu 4, wr' 6 rr 9 E gy 1 1 ka!!! W. Plkaad. S. Raamussef. R, Renwtema. P. Roerrg. F. R se. l.. Swrarrr. R. Shy. M. Taylor. J. Tubbs. D. Vxau. H. Veerrervdall. B. Veluzro. J. Verburg. R, Vlckstrnm. I. Vlasmarw. B. VVaaIkes. M. Waalkes. J. Warren. Doruihy Watson. Gerard Wnsman. Ari Kupcv. hu., MR' ,Nw An- ban- .444 ir' Q Y 've 'WN ffwm . ' ' 1 . i A 5 4 5 ll-' . ? L Y 4 'SQK ---nn-yup. --.ggi-n.. 1' an QW 4'ltl1 Squadron Soplmomores Elecuon of ofliccrs Ross Coelmff elected Presldent F1rst hayr1de at Dunnebecks cold out managed to keep warm somehow Next came roller skatlng party at Collseum fancy skatmg bru1sed knees Sold frostb1tes at basketball Games also one Frxday 1n school whole year successful Officers Pl'6S1dCI1t Ross Coelmq Vlcc Prcs1dcnt Royce VandcrSheer Secretary Rlchard Afton Sponsor Mr Kulzema Treasurer Edna Pulte Student Councll Ray Roerlg Bonnle Blish Aflbl Reporter Mary Loul c Shoenlng ,M-44 l R Vander Scheer Mr Kuuzema E Pulie R Coellng M L Shoenlng B Blush H Cunzema ,i if x . W, . . . . . 5 . . . A - v -Wi, x 4 3 ' ' D I 3 . I A . . 4 . .5 I Y S, . 7 ,HM . ......m- -1...-...N. mm.-. ... , , ,LV HN,., 5 , I , 5 3 ' Ji .. ne' . I a 'A Q ' 'N s '. I ' Rlchard Afton Donald Alana Arlene AI berda Donald Alberta Eleanor Allen Arlene Avmk Walter Barnes Beatrice Belshulzen Bonnie Blush Colleen Boelema Warren Boes Cornelius Braat Connie Brrnks Dale Brooker Shirley Bythwork Robert Clausen Ross Coelmg Lester Cook Lee Coutchue Loretta De Boer Edwrn Den Braber Jay De Young Hazel Drew Murleen Ebels Thelma Feenstra Dorothy Flsher Grace Glddls Joan Gremke Keith Harvey Robert Herman Herbert Hes selmk Dolores Hewartson Albert Holtman Barbara lrwln Myrna Jones Donald Juppstrom Jack Kaat Eleanor Kap Kladder Ruth Komegan George Konyndyk Edward Lehnen Emma Jean Lupscomb Thomas Lull Shlrley Luscher Donald Marsh Evelyn Muller Vlrglnva Muller Dorothy Morgan Shirley Murry John Osmer Joyce Potter Donald Praasterlnk Edna Pulte Doreen Rasmussen Jack Reeder Arlene Rmvelt Henry Rntsema Jack Rozema June Sanford Herman Schellenberg Mary Lou Schoemng Betty Sparks Emmett Taylor John Taylor Dorothy Ter Beek Fannie Tlmmerman Clarence Toerlng Verna Tubbs Eugene Van Dam Royce Vander Sheer Neal Vander Schraaf Howard Van Tll Wayne Van Wormer Kenneth Veldlng Gor don Ver Merrns Kenneth Waalkes Cornelius Wlers Patrlcla Wutzel enga, Barbara Kennedy, Wayne Kiel. Walter 4 - 1 C w ctlon I Ts-ng 171 xg 4, ,ing . ,quit 7 ..-- 48tl1Squaclron Freshmen Colors blue and whrte Frrst party came rn December games relay races refreshments Lola Crlp Presrdent leads elass well Arrel reporter Gerald johnson snoops around elass for gossrp and nevxs Other partres follow all successful Haxe outrng rn June had by all Year ends vwlth memorable memorles Omcers Vlee lre lelellt Seeretrry Tren urer Arlel Reporter Student Cllllllell Qpon or swell trme Irvern Grysen Vrolet Hernt elman Robert Klel Gerald lohn on Silly W1tzel om Clark Mrs Srmanen , 2 xl Y 1 Y. 5 . 1 , President ....,. . Lola Crips 'W' Wi Y ' V ' A I 'h sl :N f 'ss N ...,,. ' '- ' ' ' . . . 'Q h s . ' s' .... z ' ' r JI ' e s ,.... . 'es 1 ' H vs Harold Akkerman Tony Allerman James Alana Q Alb rda Edward A er Ruth e Q Lester Avnnk ,Q .4 -L- Qh .vm up all Cora Braal 'VIH i 'C flag 44,5 -. 5. Yvonne Doorn Loss Dykhuus Ethel Dyksterhouse Shnrley Dykslra fi , wfsf' QM up J , Lewis Engbrenhcf. Charles Flora 5, 4 ' 1 -R Q -Q wi - al Eayl Geelhoed Irwin Grysen. Donald Hardy Henry Baker Joseph Barney Carl Beqerow RHIDH Bel!! Kathryn Berends Shxrley Boelema Nancy Boonenberq Darlene Braat Janei Bryden Estelle Buchholz Joan Clark Roena Conner Roy Craler Lola Crips Lou Jean Daily James De Graaf Dawn Dent Harvey De Wen! Jack De WIN Charlolle Dlekema Dawn Dlepenhorsi Corrine Ebels 2234 Homer Fry - - - V --D ,f .Y 4 , ,Ie er, I w sh. +I f S . sf, .. ., Q -A 1: '., 3 W iw. 1 5 J 1 7 fv ,, , 15 f 7 'SJ 5? 4 Loulse Hommerson Gerald Johnson .SJW June Klbler Robert Klel Marian Kleymeer Shurley Layle June Leslie Juanita Lindsey Franklun Looman Robert Mayerhoefer Grace McCarthy Walter Meyers Richard Mockerman Roland Molenkamp Elton Mouw Evelyn Muslenberg Leland Mullenberg Wlnnue Newhouse Don Owens Barbara Parm Maxine Pierson Ronald Pxkaart Vuolet Hexntzelman Henry Hll Ruchard Holmgren Ruth Hultema Richard Hulst Donna JuDDstrom Joan Kautzman Marilyn Kautzman -Q ffft- ., '13 l...J was-AK 'Q on Loss Poskey Melvnn Rletman Marne Ruley mu- Q My 'HQ' Vern Ranks 1? Vlvnan Rollston John Rose Muriel Schlevmk Esther Self Edith Shy Arlea Sletsema Loss Slmmons Elmer Slachter -1 Loss Stratmgn Gerald Stryker Ivan Swart Theodore Thompson Barry Vmkemulder Doris Waite Beverly Warren. Robert Warren. Melvin Wlerenga i Frank Wund, Sally Wntzel Bernard Workman Bermce Wright. Vivene Miller at 1 l Suel Smith Helen Start Richard Sterkenbem Katherine Taylor George Thompson Loretha Thompson 'V Richard Tlmmer Harold Tupnen Eleanor Tubergen Bull Van Brug Faith Vanden Hoek June Vander Hoff James Vander Ploeg Beatrnce Van Der Stanley Van Tumen James Veldmg Eldean Vlasman. Martha Vriesema Billy Waalkes, Harriet Wiers Mary Wizorek Welde 'iw 49tl1Squadron e ,ff ,rf fp ,ff-Am' The Herd Off to A slow st trt but svtept up off our feet 1D th fx s Ilelllt, held ohnson park 111 September ames and refreshments vunner of junlor Red Cross Roll Call rece1ve banner hung 111 SCQSIOI1 room get b1g head Frost blte sale no money lost Douvkis Reeder Pres1dent leads em on Officers FIYSI Semester I I'8S1dEZI1f V1ee PI'6S1d6l1t Tre tsurer Student COUDL11 Sponsor Officers Second I res1dent V1ee Pres1dent Seereury Tre isurer Student CULllIelI Sponsor R1ehard T1mme1 RObert ROLIIKV Sh1rley Lflyle Mfme R1le5 Robert Boyd Mr Ryllbfrllldf Semester DiJL1QIla Reed 1 Ben Bultexnz Mmlxn Pxesen Donni DeYou1w Robert Boxd Esther Faber Mr Rynbrdndt 1 h'll..., e ...J ' ee g , y' s ' s . Y ' ' D D V I ' ',, ' e. .', , . I A . 5 5.5 Secretary ...... Mur1elK1el 3: 3 ' Q ' ' ' . V 'Vx , 1 . .... xx K -xx' NS- N .... ' R2 ea ' ...., rms Q. , ,-'. L , b Y? YV e ' ...... . ' Q 'J sl car' 0'5- Doi 3 ale-33 -'iw Mu Q. i Ruth Alberta. Margaret Allen. Donna Anderson. Doris Baar Eugene Brainbridge. Geraldine Begerow. Dorothy Belstra. Kathryn Berends Marilyn Bergeron. Wayne Beltz. Dona'd Beukema. Wallace Bodeldyk David Bohn. Ronald Bosnnan. Robert Boyd, Marie Braat, Phyllis Breas Wendell Brooker. Ben Bultema. Rcger Buys. Willie Carnegie. Kieth Conner. Roy Conner William Crater. Bill De Back, Adrian De Boer. Robert Delano. Harold De Ridder. Daniel Derogee. Martha De Vries Edward De Wit. Lucille De Wit. Donna Jean De Young. Harvey Donker. Gertrude Doornbos. Marilyn Drew. Leota Drier, Lee Dunbar Kitty Emanoiel, Esther Faber. Marvin Feenstra. Jack Formsma. Carl Frv. Roger Gort. Edna Gould. Barbara Greig. John Groendyk Bernard Grysen, Rozanne Hager. Doris Harper. Jack Haverkamp. Don Heldema. Catherine Hesselink. Yolanda Hieman. Caroline Hillbrands. Barbara Hill Ronald Hoogstra. Tena Huisman. Neal Johnson. David Kaat, Mary Lou Kaminski. Peggy Kaminski. Robert Kamp. 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Committee elected to eomf plete service list and honor roll. Plans laid to secure a new trophy ease. Party held , . . lots of entertainment . . . went home satisfied. xffawfwf xfwxfif gif-ktfktt fxfaiff fwffti wwwii wawff rtirtfi' wfftii rftii' Officers Pre idtnt jimts Giddi Viee Prtsi ent R1 Lin eott Trei urer C1 out Vtnder Weld Adil er Mr Youn ts' W ..... 4 t ' fd' . . , gy 's' Secretary '..... Ross Coeline H s r . . 'l 4 . - V e sr ,.,... . g Started by sellrng candy at football games and basketball games Decorated field goals at football games blue and gold Played basketball 1n the Grand Rap1ds H1Y League B1ggest event was 1n1t1at1on deta1ls censored Next came hay r1de rough but never to be forgotten Practlce basketball 1n gym naslum few nlghts every week Held outdoor p1cn1c ln une Pres1dent Horace Caudle Treasurer Ray L11'1scOtt VICC Presmdent Wllllam Van Ee Student Counc1l Herman Brom er Secretary Ray Cpendyk Adu er Mr J VanderVeen Leader . . . Horace Caudle . . . Sponsor , . . Mr. Jay VanderVeen. l l O Officers President Maxine Reed r Vlee President joyte D+.Young Seeretzry Connie Brink Treasurer james Gxddis Student COL1Tlk.ll Chfford DeYoung Advlser MISS Thomasmx mas gifts for war refugees and Chrlstmas menu covers for soldiers at Percy Jones Hospital Members helped in the War Chest Drlve Sold war bonds and Stamps raised Sw OOO 1n one week to purehlse a Flying jeep for Lee High Sponsored toothbrush drive for wounded at Percy jones Annual eookie sale students picking their teeth Held the Red Cross Roll Call Gave big assembly Pep Band played Whole year wus sue eessful Leider Maxine Reeder Sponsor Miss Thomasma J U I 0 I' R C d C I' S 5 Off to a flying start . . . Organized immediately. Made Christ' ped Regular meetlng every two weeks Slengh rxde 111 .inuary at Dunnebecks guests lnvlted Chr1stm.1s issembly three performances called The NAIIVIIQ Next eame Ham burg Fry at ohnson Park Treasure hunt eat raw ham burgs slug lots of fun Rdd1O skits presented over P 3 1 . 5 . . , r .. -4 -. , , , , , - , .J , , I ..' . ' -' , , . , , ,- ' V' , - ,, , . . . , . . D -, s sf- , 5 'V D I ' 's ', , . . , . . .e 1 , A system suecessful Officers P1'6S1ds.l1I V1ee Pres1dent Seeretary Treasure r Student CKJUIILII Advlser year from speeeh room Leider Idmes Grclehs Very james G1dd1 Wrlllam Van Ee Ray Opendyk Ixlerlln Conner Ted Ponsteln MISN Dilehout MW -'W 'Mg K- ,W Advnser MY Sabin President Marve Twmmew man Stanley Johnson Secreiary Treasurer Horam. 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F 'iff .az ' -Q? -..x ,4 ,,,..-1 0 shte Gi H75 X k y !g,..,7-1 Fighters Football CC 66 SC 66 66 66 CC 66 7 Ton Row Slanley Johnson Cllff De Young Gerard Wlsman R1ch Kladder Lloyd Alberta Bob Fockler Duck Baymen Mldde Row Dick Hedburg KMgrJ John Newhouse Horace Caudle Jack Burman H1ram Mclntyre James Gxddls Dale Daily Jack lrvxng Ross Coel ng Coach Sabin Bottom Row B1IlActerhoff Ray Gort Duck Oosta Marv Tlmmerman Ray Lanscoll. Warren Plkaart Dale Klel Kerwm Paesens Jack Marema Elmer Buchholz Kneehng Herman Schellenburg fMgrD North Ivluskegon Rockford GfdDdVlllL Lowell Sparta East G R Godwln Wycmnuxlmg Ps Lowell ee East Grdndx llle Godwm ommg WL C 8 7 w fffj , xi - I' 'dk , L , 13 o . . . o T P 1. L - V 'AA' 7 Rockford 5 0 1 1.000 L ' 41 ' ' - 4-4'- 6 4 1 1 . oo L - U ' ' -- - 2 L 4 2 0 .666 L . 7 1 ....... 1- 4 2 O 4566 L ' -7 E ' '- -' 0 l f 2 4 0 .333 L . 11 A 11.,1. 0 - 1 Q 0 .116 L ' 'L' K ' :L Wy ' A 0 6 U , 1 1 143 3' Coach Sabin Manager Heoburg Through the efforts of Mr. Sabin, a new coach, and 14 letter' men, the Lee Rebels tore through a tough schedule by winning 4 games and losing 3. With great respect for their coach and school, the Rebels worked hard to make the season a successful one. The first game with the lviuskegon Norsemen showed that the Reb' els had plenty of driving power Kerwm Paesens Rav Linscoil Horace Caudle Bill Acferhoff Elmer Buchholz Jack Marema ind speed The Rebels Ll0ITIlll ited pl 13 through out md won l O ln the following week under i tormenting sun th R e met 1 niq h Roekford Rims Althouvh out rushing h Rims and piling up 11 fir t downs to 1 for Rims the Rebels eoud not seore T e br iks were against them In th firt quirter 1 long run of 60 yird by 1 fleet footed Roek ford halfbi k exentually pellecl doom for Lee 7 0 Johnny Newhcuse Jim Giddls All-conference All-conference Marv Timmerman Chip Mclniyfe Rebounding from their defeat by Rockford, the Rebels gained the limelight by a smashing -Uf 6 defeat of Grandyille. A large crowd and moonlight night made the game a gala event. Against Lowell, the Rebels met a tough and rugged foe. The game was evenly played with punting doing Jack Burman a major part in the playing of the game. The Redbirds succeeded in pushing oyer a touchdown in Jack Irving Ray Gort Warren Pikaart Ross Coeling the third period to win 6f0 . . .The Sparta game proved to be the most exciting of the campaign. Trailing llfl, Giddis, our punt runner back. snatched a punt and raced behind beautiful blocking 67 yards to score. Captain lvlclntyre converted to make the score 117. Vfith seconds to go the Rebels advanced to the I yard line where time ran out. Dale Kiel Dale Daily f Dick Oosta Bob Fockler Duck Bayman Gerard Wlsman Cliff D8 YOUNG Walt Kladder The Exst mme proved to he an exen steyen alfalr Caudle smashed '71 yards 1n the first quarter to tally the game s only seore The seormq Opp0I'tL1I'llI16S were plenuful for hoth teams hut nelther could eash ID on them Th Blue md Gold elung to the l ad to w1n 7 O The Godvym game played on a wet mght was Rehel s field day a the Gold and Blue vearrrors eompletely outelassed an xnterlor Wi3lXLf1l1L eleyen The Rebels seored at yull to run up a 51 0 eount seore xnlth feared the hard hrttlng VV'y1om1nq V1k1nqs 70 17 A er1sp nlght and keen rnalry made the Qlrlll, 1 fittxng ellmax to a sueeesslul season Tlmmerman Melntyre I..1!1NeOtt md Paesens pllyed eonsrstent ball throughout the year The former tyxo veere honored on the all eonfernee ereyen mth the latter tvxo lf7L1ITQ ment1oned on th eeond te lm Ciudle Neyxhou e and Oo ta were Unen honorihle mentlon Sian J ohnson Lloyd Alberia ig C , x v ,X vy I 1 I . 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With hxe lettermen returning l11ell1Ll1I1Q qtun Conner the Rebels etptureel then sexenth eh impionship in nine years Costly errors prox ed to be the de lLlll'I tletor in our only detelt ot the we tson by the Lowell R dbirel Highlights ot th etson Were Dnly s one utter lUll11al Eist tn Uftefs elou e wit th ase loaded thtt belt th WQCJIIIIIIKY V1lx1l1QS in the ehampion hip game With eight lettermen retuininv tht R bels hould proxe xery stronv in their quest for another ehunpionship in , , f , 2 ll F J., ,. L 3 kt . 9 W by Nb U, ' ' LK , 5 4 ' ,, e e 'AGM' ea , ,.:.i . J--sys -R ' ' ' s. sk y s 1 vs s e -C ' 5 is ' ' ' H 3 id: ' 3 e ' s. ' 'ky ' i e SH: 'az 1' 'fl' 3 abt' ' Q' rd Slz,H': bla 'h e b rs ' ', 1 'L c ' ', X ' t ' s' X1 X ' V s -. s s - ' 5. e C ,SS -- fa v 5' s' ss ' 4 s -1 ' f ' A M, Q NAVY PLANI TCFIDIS The Rebels tLI'll'l1S squad had a suttess ful sexson, wmmng three and losmg three meets The team finlshed tlnrd 1n the Grand Valley conference W1nn1ng let ters were Vanden Hoek and Llpstomb 111 the smgles and Coellng and Oosta 111 L doubles X MN. 4. p'o'oo'o' 0 o pg., '4,:,: ' 9224 '??.. 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RING AROUND THE ROSY SLAP IT SISTER 1 THE SLUGGERS Ahhastmt Paint Co 51184 Alwards Candy and Soda Bar 58415 Alun Fmkhelners Garage Alyst Beultv Salon 53137 B111 Roberts Texaco Strute 5811 Bob s Lunch Burkhead s Drugs 31713 Bungalo Inn 58309 Compllments of Nlr Fermga Connles Beauty Salon 38316 De Graaf s Dalry 30089 De Wxtts Grocery 33088 Dltmar s Grocery 33237 Donker s Drv Goods 38813 Dr 86 Mrs Coburn 54222 Dutch Kitchen Incorp 31109 Ed Alger Real Estate 59822 Frylmg s Jewelry Store 32804 Galemood Bakery Galcwood Market 32722 Galewood Outflttlng Co 33916 Gale-wood Tavern 58169 Gretnwalds Drugs 33071 Grotn H1rdw1rt 50519 Hlrvey Konlng 52469 Hekman Blscult Co 51151 H 86 NI Dry Cleaners 33459 Hoppe s Super Service 38894 lelsmas Hardware 58319 urgens 86 Holtvluwer Dept Store I Doornbos Hardwa e 33083 Kent Fuel Co SOXJZ Kumble Electric Co 52855 Koezes Food Market 33152 Ie ay Beauty Salon 88333 Icnger Construrtnon Co 30801 lmda s Flower Shop 31423 I Tlmmerman 32412 Nagel s Grocery 34516 N1sh s Body Shop 54455 Nth: Bcvcr1gL Co 33609 Nelsons gl1'VIlL Station 58362 Nornmndle B1 luty S1lon 38954 Nyllm s ewelry Store 57613 Ondersma Bouma Insurance Co 30801 Oostas Market 32115 Opdendyk Jewelers 58134 Ostermk s Construction Co 30843 Penmng Hardware 33796 Pete Wxerenga Super Service 58311 Pfeifers Drugs 31012 Prose 5 86 10c Store Quality Lunch 58305 R A Westrate Insurance 386 3 Real Radio Shop 33313 Roosevelt Park Bible 86 Gxft Store Roosevelt Park Tlre Shop 57958 Rose s Shoe Store Sanitary Marke 31133 South West Book Store Southwest Dairy 52604 Southwest Ice 86 Fuel 50564 Southwest Recreation 58784 Southwest Trailer 86 Service 58906 Steenstras Bakery 52736 Hardware 37816 Thurrston Camp Sunoco Smtmn 58749 Treat s Drug Store 30475 Urbandale Restaurant Vans Meat Market 33434 Van s Garage 32156 Vredexoogd Furniture Store 31110 Waalkes Grocery Market 57012 W E Crater Photographer 31476 Wlerda Food Market 51831 Vlfyomlng Park Dairy 38966 Dr ohn Stryker 3893 l'l'lI11'111L, FIILFIXIII1., 1 Suburban tron 835 Chicago 1140 Chicago Dr 1313 Chicago Dr 1797 H3W1h1 Awe 1342 Grandwlle Axe 1426 Grandvllle Ave 1160 Chicago Dr 1 137 Chicago Dr 1100 Bates 1523 Grandvllle Ave 1138 Seneca St 1912 Godfrey Ave 1106 Burton St 1150 54 Chicago Dr 1600 Grandvxlle Ave 1901 Godfrey Ave 945 Burton S 1045 Burton S 1062 Burton 1056 Burton S 1038 Burton S 1978 Godfrey Ave 11 13 Burton St 1600 Grandvllle Ave 941 Chicago Dr 1363 Grandvnlle Ave 1123 Chlcago Dr 1141 Chncago Dr 1538 Clyde Park 1741 Godfrey Ave 1524 Century Ave 1259 Chicago Dr 1149 Burton St 1967 Godfrey Ave 1048 Chicago Dr 1427 Grandvnlle Ave 1478 Grandvllle Ave 1255 Chicago Dr 1809 Godfrey Ave 1967 Godfrey Ave Godfrey 1nd Burton 1305 Chicago Dr 1436 Grandvllle Ave 1048 Chlcago Dr 1253 Chicago Dr 1142 Chxcago Dr 1502 Grandvxlle Ave 1428 Grandvllle Ave 826 Chicago 1054 Burton St 1520 Grandvllle Ave 806 Chicago 1502 Grandvllle Ave 1430 Grandvllle Ave 1507 Grandvnlle Ave 1426 Grandvllle Ave 1118 Burton St 1516 Grandvnlle Ave 1434 Grandvllle Ave 1151 Chicago D 930 Chncago D 1151 Chicago 935 Chicago D 1 1 31 Chicago 1151 Chxcago D Chxcago Dr at Havana 1534 Grandvllle Ave 1120 Chicago Dr 1134 Chicago Dr 1522 Grandvllle Ave 1423 5 Grandvllle Ave 1155 Chncago Dr 1952 Burton St 1156 Chicago Dr Whalen St 1967 Godfrey Ave nd Binding In tht Dean Hicks C0 8 S S . 5- - ' 'I I ,IJ , - 2 . 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