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

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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

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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

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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