South High School - Spectra Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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I Cf M A f l! MANNING BUTLER GEIB WIELAND SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT .... VICE-PRESIDENT . . SECRETARY . . . TREASURER . . MISS KRAU SE, HOWA . . JOHN MANNING . ESTHER BUTLER . KATHERINE GEIB .. . . . . . . . . . SHELDON WIELAND ADVISORY BOARD SOUTHWICK, JEAN KREUTER, DALE VOGEL, MR. PATTERSON. CLASS MOTTO: ONE TE? A TIME, BUT ALWAYS FORWARD. CLASS C O : ORCHID AND GREEN. KRAUSE SOUTHWICK KREUTER VOGEL PATTERSON . fX f?i.l -' ' If E X' EK A I I ' A R A 1 friiijl 'f-W A . A D- I A : , ff- . ., gf! . -4-- .,. A i v J- ' M - , ' A 1' Tr - M '1g..g-,,, . A- ,4,,,,I,, I20I

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