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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1936 volume:

W6 pnibrwcier publuslmed by -SOUT1-I J-HG!-I SCJ-ICOL June 4936 volume XS: grand rapids, mich. I'-, ., Foreword Q This is our book. In it We have tried to express the feeling which each one of us will carry away as We leave South this year. You will find the faculty still presiding over their de- partments, the seniors heading the listg in the middle of the book the junior high folks turning up as usual, ostensi- bly growing smaller each year, and, last but not least, the underclassmen anticipating the joy of becoming seniors. From the last little seventh grader to the most dignified of the faculty, they constitute the theme of our book - Fellowship. MR. ARTHUR W. KRAUSE Dechcatlon ICVMQU 5 5 Q , E lf 4 . 3? SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS YEITER MAC DONALD HOPPOUGH AMON DEVEREAUX WIELAND WAITE CHURM EATON SHILLINGER CDTHCCIY '35 O W A I ff 1 f ' : , ': W Tv rm? 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' l I Y LJ Y f N Y J ' 4 X Q v - ' I f 1 , I I GIOST TRDIN LPRll.242S 4 GCI W U LSI A S i'. 4 , T Front. row - - Miss Schweitzer. Jane Thurtell, Bernard Brandel l'l'rvas.b, VVynand llrandel iPres,l, Jack Kinsey 1V-pre-s.i, Florence Thompson 1Secy.I. Ruth DeVries. Mr. Churm. Row two - Robert Kiel, Virginia Munshaw, Ivory Clinton, Elizabeth Thompson, Barbara Skeels, en Jani- We-rnvtte, .ln-an MacDonald, Sona Houtman. Jack Brandt. Row three - .loo Palazzolo. Emil Najar. Hob Van Hoven, Lester Vander Ms-cr, Gordon Girod. Albert Hyili-, Bill Gibler, Jack Bolhuis, l rs-d Garbruc-ht.. Marvin Yeiter. STUDENT COUNCII. After brief but brilliant campaigns, this year's council members were chosen, and the Student Council again organized. Those elected as officers were president, Wynand Brandelg vice-president, lack Kinsey, secretary, Florence Thompson, treasurer, Bernard Brandel, and the advisors, Miss Schweitzer and Mr. Churm. When committees were appointed, the council was ready to confront any task. As has always been the case, the condition of the halls was the first prob- lem to be met and solved. The seventh graders' desire to run in the corridors had to be suppressed, as well as the tendency of the seniors to wander about at random. Earl Crandall was the lucky individual who, as head of the citizenship committee, undertook to manage the halls each hour of the day, and he and his assistants were unusually efficient in keeping the halls orderly. Next came the football season and with it the weekly pep assemblies. Under lean MacDonalds able guidance as chairman of the assembly com- mittee, these Friday meetings were never-to-be-forgotten occasions. The football squads entrance, the cheers, the school songs, the interesting speeches all made each Friday a day greatly anticipated by each South student. As the year progressed, the council engaged in other events, such as the annual dance, which they put on very successfully, Clean-up Week' with a hard-fought drive for better-looking halls, neater class rooms, and generally improved appearance, ln March the council ioined the PTA. in sponsoring a bigger and better Penny Carnival, and thus concluded a year of great achievement. BRANDEL KINSEY THOMPSON BRXNDEL SCHWEITIER CHURM STUDENT COUNCII. jf !J Mrs. Knapp, Erwin Jippinu. liill Bama, Hazel Newman. Maxim- Simmons, Karl Olson. Ed liutlcr, Franm-l lfishvr. Mr. Shillinm-r. Huw twu lim-rliicu Utu-r, Nulva Wisilyke. Kathla-on MacMis-Ron, Lum-illv Curley, Sc-na Houtman. Vivian Bake. Marv .-Xliw Parris. Graco Hurnlwrirur, .Xyznm-s Kumar, Sylvia llittlun. Row three liill Van.Hz-1-sm, Howard Billmon, l-'rank VVoml, .lack Amon. Jack Huwick, Ivory Clinmn, Emily Kullwl, Shirley Cornell, lk-tty Lumharil, Dun I.in:lhuul. - .. ! W i Sinini-my Ulwin lll tl . LQ' r'. 'I i' in ifif.. XM 5 -. if b . N 5 lan ANNUAL STAFF Although the Weekly meeting of the Annual staff may not have been greeted too enthusiastically by its members, the planning of a different an- nual was wholly supported. With this plan in mind the staff zealously and persistently plagued the various rooms in an effort to distribute tickets for the great 'Major Blowes' Amateur Show T The profits enabled South to be represented at the National Scholastic Press Association Convention in Milwaukee, December fifth tc seventh. The representatives on their return were bubbling over with novel ideas and modern conceptions of drafting an annual. llMore photographs and less writing became the staffs password. The circulation department ardently began its campaign after the new year by presenting an assembly. An attempt to spur the Annual subscription before February fourteenth, that date marking an increase in price, resulted in the Annual stratosphere balloon being sent aloft outside the senior session room. With a goal of at least eight hundred subscriptions, the balloon floated heavenward from day to day, lf there had been any thought of an unsuccessful annual, it was imme- diately dispelled when the book was finally assembled and sent to the printer. The work that each member had contributed toward the book was well worth the effort, and the staff felt truly grateful to the student body for its support. Front row Lester Vander Meer, Eleanor Johnson, Doris Weiland. Bill Iianta, Hazel Newman, Barbara Verburpz, Donald Fuller, Grace Hornberzer. Row two Norman Richards. Harriet Smith, Marian Van Duinen, Lauretta Barr, Frances Strobridze, Kathryn Olson, Jim Banta. Row three - -- Howard Blaisdell, Jack Huwick, Arthur Gillette, Harold Vander Vcen, Robert Kuzel. Nelson Metwr, Bill Gould, Milo Sheldon. T X ' 1 lt' ' l l g Q. l , A it 4-I , ' I 'A ' I Abi I g if . Q , NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETIES To gain a higher recognition for scholarship in the secondary schools, two societies, national in scope, have been organized. Membership in both societies is based on the scholarship record, leader- ship, character, and services rendered to the school. A committee of the faculty chooses the students who meet these requirements. The Senior Honor Society met at eight oclock every Tuesday morning in Miss Lamberts room. Their main project, raising money to purchase a page in the annual, was accomplished successfully by selling candy in the halls on Friday, and through the proceeds of a booth at the Penny Carnival. ln the spring the installation of the new members in the society took place at a very impressive assembly. This years officers were as follows: President ....,. Robert Morrow Vice-President . . Sena l-loutman Secretary . . . . lvory Clinton Treasurer . . Robert Swartz IUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY OFFlCFRS First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester President Robert Salsbury President Avanelle Parrish VicefPres1dent Dorothy Rczenga Vice-President Kenneth Wood Secretary lack Howick Secretary lack Howiclc Treasurer Thelma l-lauer Treasurer lane Baessler BARS AND CHEVRONS CLUB A big party at Iohnson Park started the year off successfully for the Bars and Chevrons Club, but it resulted in one regrettable conditiong namely, the club treasury was left in the red. Nothing daunted, the boys proceeded to remedy this situation by putting on the annual Kadet Klimax, which paved the Way for a bright future for the club members, and the club treasury was again in the black. Next came the Penny Carnival at which the club sponsored a target practice booth and scored a bull's eye. Under the leadership of Mr. Goss, the club sold tickets to the greatest indoor show on earth, the Shrine Circus, and the profits from the two books of tickets sold were donated to the club by the afore-mentioned faculty member. The first hour every Tuesday morning found Captain Hugh Veltman giv- ing instructions in military tactics to the ROTC. boys assembled in Room l19, and much was learned from his talks. This year's officers included the following: President . . . Sgt. Clarence Reverski Vice-President . . Capt. Hugh Veltman Secretary , . .... Sgt. Gillette Treasurer . . Corporal Don Fuller fl 5 A, ' Yr l l., KI , vi Ah f 's ll ,, I. !V, A. ns 5, 'JS 1 P f f s Front row - Marjorie Buchanan, Jean Macy, Merle Cain lAdv. Mr!r.l, Karl Olson rAssm't Ed.I. Robie Macauley iMan. Edm, Edward Butler lCircu, Mgr.I, Erwin Jipping tAthl. Edu, Geneva Cole. Elsie Rowlader 4Copy Edu. Row two ff Joyce Brady, Grace Hornberuer, Helen VVatson, Franzel Fisher, Norma Sprague, Miss Anton, Maxine Simmons, Crystal Schroeder, Jean Weir, Kathleen Ash. Row three --- Betty Lombard. Donald Houseman, Roderick Anderson, Donald Lindhout. VVilliam Lewis, Jim Strawbridge, Ed Johnson, Frank VVood, Mary Alice Parris, Jeanne Strong. SOUTH HIGH TATTLER Buy your Tattlerl rang through the halls each Friday morning of the tall term as journalism students sold the school newspaper, which they also wrote and edited as part of their class work. Beginning the first school week, they put out a mimeographed news- paper for eight weeks, then obtained permission to print a three-column four- page newspaper at two cents. Confusion with Young Communists' publications through the term Pio- neer caused a change in mid-term from The Pioneer News' to The South High Tattlerf' News, feature stories, sports, column, and editorial comment each week continued with students' pictures whenever finances permitted, Copy was gathered on beats, special stories were assigned, and regula- tion newspaper routine was followed as far as possible, many stories going to city dailies, as well, ' 'Sandwich men appeared when the newspaper staff sponsored with the Annual staff a Major Blowes amateur show to raise money to send delegates to the National Scholastic Press association convention in Milwaukee, Decem- ber 5-7, Hobie Macauley, Karl Olson, and Miss Anton represented the news- paper. The big prize which enlivened the second-semester sales campaign for bargain tickets for the Tattler was a ticket to the Union-South basketball game February l4, for each member of the session room selling the highest percentage of its members. Boys from 323 won the prize, with jack lrlowick as chief salesman. Second semester there was no journalism class, so new recruits joined veterans in a staff class where instruction in newspaper techniques was given, and practical work in getting out the paper supplied members with experi- ence, Positions of responsibility were filled by Hobie Macauley, Karl Olson editors Donald Lindhout, Franzel Fisher, Fd:-.Yard Butler, Elsie Rowlader. ,, ,f , X , I X ,f, I t V , I l i til I .llll i 1 . s I ' . MATH CLUB Z ff t here c1.r -nd c' is I .N rr. racers at :.., . .ntl 9 ' a I dssng senior was asked by Miss Schweitzer, who charge of the clubs and organizations, l have a knofty problem here l would like to have someone untie. This is Monday night, and the meeting is now being held in Zlo. Bring your problem and come along' 'Who are your officers in Math Clubi Our president is Paul Schneider vice-president, leanne Roest, secretary and treasurer, Kathleen MacMickertff 'Who has charge of the programs? 'Lucille Carley arranged them for the first semester, and Virginia Phillips during the second. 'lWhat do you do at your meetings? ' l'The first of the year we studied the slide rule. At later meetings Mr Knoll spoke on 'Mathematics and lts Relationship to Everyday Life,' and Mr. Litton spoke on l'Mathematics and Aviation. The Model Airplane Club were guests and showed us some of their planes. What is the purpose of the club and who can be members? ' l'The purpose is to keep up the interest of those students who are study- ing math, and help them to gain greater skill. Any student of South who has taken Algebra l and ll, and Geometry l, with a minimum standing of C, may be a member. This is in accordance with the new constitution adopted this year. Our faculty advisor is Miss Stocking. That sounds like an active club. Do you do anything in the social line? We plan to have a picnic in lunef' l'Well, with all these math sharks on hand you ought to be able to figure out the exact number of Iune-bugs to serve in the lemonade, so it should be a great success. Front row V Miss Stocking, June Adams, Virginia Phillips. Alive KL-eustra, Lucille Carley, Paul Schneider 4Pres,I, Kathleen Mac Micken tSeey-Tri-asa, Jeanne Roest AV-pres.I, Vivian Snyder, Luella Thompson, Patricia Minogue. Row two Elias Scheibe. Burton Thomas, Emil Najar, Gordon Su-urns, Bee Geske, Grace Fyfe. Ruth DeVries, George Van Dyke, Joseph Kleiman, Ralph Rodibaugh. Row three Albert Hyde, Clifton Cain, Harold Nelson, Hob Vander Meer, Donald Lindhout, fa J A Earl Iieckeringt, Karl Kaiser, Vernon VVat4-rman, Henry Emilander, Milton Katz. NX ,N 1' fa 'va iw' ff K in- KK ' Floor Row Row Row Row Row ,ttf '- Mary McQuistlon, Ruth Vandercook, Maxine Reed, Arla Heemstra, Bessie Gardner, Ruth Holmes, Margaret Levano, Gladys Godfrey, Betty Carley, Dorothy Rambo, Velma Morris. one Y Miss Sedelbauer, Gwendolyn Fleer, Dorothy Hey, Katherine Covel, Lucile Carley 1V-pres.l, Kathleen Mac Micken lPres.l, Norma Sprague 1Secy.l, Betty Eikenhout 1Treas.j, Muriel Hengst, Neysa Ellsworth, Virginia Meyers. two - Neila Van Allsburg, Mary Jane MacDonald, Donna Melis, Marie Louwerens, Nell Borst, Virginia Gates, Alice Keegstra, Marion Beisel, Margaret Mitchell, Kathleen Gephart, LaVerna Koster, Anne DeWeerdt. three - Marie Tucker, Elsie Rowlader, Marjorie Buchanan, Geneva Cole, Eleanor Spaan, Florence Thompson, Geraldine Geistert, Maxine Mitchell, Virginia Whitford, Nelva Wisdyke, Doris Weiland, Geraldine Crandall. four - Jane Wiggers, Helen Jane Wernette, Barbara Skeels, Agatha Starkenburg, Mabel Diepenhorst, Dorothy Smith, Mabel Clay, Harriet Smith, Helen Diefenbaker, Virginia Blanch, Helen Fultz. five - Emogzene Vander Weide, Maxine Hoppough, Eathel Eckert, Dorothy Brown, Virginia Holland, Katherine Vander Heide. SENIOR GIRL RESERVES Can you walk home with me? Not on your lite, tootsl It's Senior Girl Reserves' meeting, and l plan to be there! Many a girl expressed this attitude toward our lively get-togethers. These entertaining gossip-tests occurred every other Wednesday, and all kid- ding aside, we really had some club. We started oft with a close election, and the following carried oft the honors: President, Kathleen Maclvlicken, vice-president, Lucille Carley, secretary, Norma Sprague, treasurer, Betty Eikenhoutg and council member, Katherine Covel. In the fall we made towels, dresses, aprons, holders, bibs, and night- gowns in the Needlework Guild. This brought out the home-loving instinct in us. There were numerous pot-lucks at the Y.W.C.A., a go-and-see trip to l-loekstras Ice Cream Company, and did the girls ever enjoy thatl ln addi- tion baskets were sent at Thanksgiving and Christmas, and a Mother-and- Daughter banquet was held on February 29, at which we all had a lovely time. At one of our pot-lucks Dr. Ruth Hendricks talked to us on the subject, Cosmetics, and perhaps you noticed that for the next few days we all ap- peared with bright-and-shiny, soap-and-water complexions. Four ot our girls who could dig up the money went to the State Convenf tion at Detroit. The millionaires were Virginia Gates, Kathleen lviaclflicken, Nelva Wisdyke, and Katherine Covel. The rest ot us Just heard about it. We concluded a very successful year with a grand-slam picnic, and well always remember the friends we made in the Senior Girl Reserves at Scutlz. IUNIOR LATIN CLUB Every other Wednesday after school in Miss Ynternas room, 325 A, the lunior Latin Club rnet and discussed old and new business. Parties of all descriptions were planned, arnong tliern a theater party. On that eventful occasion none of us Wore rubbers or boots as good weather had been pref dicted, but when we left the theater, we had to wade through six inches of snowl High heels were of no avail, and many were the sniffles and snuffles for days afterward, At the Penny Carnival the club had a booth in which balloons, confetti, and candy were sold, although the balloons were the best sellers and went over with a bang! During the first semester Merle Cain presided, and at the beginning of the second semester Barbara Saurrnan was elected president, Belva Hodge, vice-president, Betty Bardelrrieier, secretary, and larnes Strawbridge, treas- urer. Front row f- Miss Yntema, Nona Rae Parker, Gladys Rotzell. James Strawbridfze lTreas I Belwa Hodge 1V-pres.y, Barbara Saurman 4Pres.r, Mary Shinkman, Barbara Fletcher, Audrey Cox Row two Robert Bayle, Dorothy McMurty, Dorothy Nagler, Joy Mohnke, Zelha Iatterson Bonnie Sexton, Jane Thurtell, LaVern Kuhlman. Row three - Jack Ricker, Joseph Kleiman, Charles Moll, Merle Cain, Robert Cook, Max Dufner Stewart Vost. if ff? W A kv Front row Miss Vlfilson, Florence VVeiner, Erwin Bowers 1Treas.v, Jack Clay 4V-presn, Ivory Clinton lSec'y.l, Effie linrgerding, VVilliam Lewis, Glenys Cooper. Row two - Elizabeth Nicolette, Katherine Covel, Jane Keegstra, Edna Speed, Grace Fyfe, Bee Row Geske. Dot Johnson, Dorothy Holland, Beverly At-omb, Edythe Jane Bell. three Ed Johnson, Ruth DeVries, Catherine Vander Bunte, Lorraine Sisson, Betty Lombard. Carmen Garnett, Sena Houtman, Katherine Stoddard, Irene Trappen, Marion Vestal, Leonard Snoap. SODALITAS LATINA OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester President Norma Sprague lvory Clinton Vice-president Ivory Clinton lack Clay Secretary lack Clay Effie Borgercling Treasurer William Lewis Erwin Bowers Florence Weiner lack Clay Miss Laura Wilson lvory Clinton Sena Houtman Miss Laura Wilson Program Chairman Publicity Chairman Sponsor The Sodalitas Latinal I-lm. What about it? The Senior Latin Club? We believe it to be one of the most important organizations in South High, As an organization we have learned to appre- ciate classical subjects, we have learned to make the hard task ot studying Latin a pleasure, and we have made new friends, ln honor of the new members a pot-luck dinner was served. At the meetings Virgil came to life, and his 'Aeneid' compared with other great epics, became a fascinating and impressive story. Horace himself would have enjoyed the celebration of his twofthousandth anniversary with us at Central High. At this lnter-l-ligh Classical Club zneet- ing, Miss Blake of Union l-lign recounted Horaces travels along the Appian Way, and her own experiences on the l-loratian Cruise. lPaddle popsl was the cry heard at the Penny Carnival. Pillows were at a prerniuzn at our roller sxating partyfand '.f.':1o stays home from a picnic? THE 4C HI-Y CLUB Every Tuesday morning in Boom ll9 a group of tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade boys gathered together for their weekly 4C 'lHi-Y Club meeting. The purpose of this club was to create maintain, and extend throughout the school and community a high standard of Christian character, This club was closely affiliated with the Y.M.C.A. Do you remember last fall how nicely the goal posts on the football field were decorated with red and blue streamers? lt was the work of this club, and very cold work it was, to straddle the iron bars. However, they helped us through the football season with victory. The boys in this club had many good times together. A Halloween party that started at a theater and ended at Howard Hulsapplefs house was a big success, Howard furnishing plenty of coffee and doughnuts for all. There was a pot-luck supper at the YMCA. where everyone ate so rnuch that for a while they could scarcely rnove. Later the boys found time for swimming in the pool and garnes in the gymnasium. Three representatives of the 4C l'Hi-YH Club were sent to lackson for the Holder boys' conference, and they were treated like kings. ln February the club staged a bring-a-member campaign in an effort to interest more boys in Hi-Y. At the Penny Carnival the 4C Hi-Y Club was again in the spotlight, They had charge of the dart-throwing booth. The bally-hoo ability of some of our boys was surprising. Taking everything into consideration, the entire year for the club was a successful one, due, largely, to the aid of the faculty advisor, Mr. LeValley, who was very helpful to the club. The officers in charge of the fate or fortune of the Hi-Y during l936 were as follows: Don Kendall, presidentp Bob Harris, vice-presidentg Bob Swartz, secretary, and Bob Kiel, treasurer. Front row 4 .Tank Kelley, Jim Le Valley, Robert Kiel :Tre-as.r. Robert B. Harris QV-pres.,l, Donald Kendall 1Pres.l, Robert Swartz lSecyr, Robert Dunn, Burton Thomas. Row two - Sam Geluso, Howard Dickie, Bernard Brandel, Harold Nelson, Bill Manning, Colie Peebles, John Ekkens. Marvin Yeiter. Row three -- Bob Herrick, Emil Najar, Donald House-man, Don Black. Lawrence Curtiss, Howard Hunsapple, George Meier. Row four We Glen Lewis, Henry Stanton, Mr. Le Valley, Bob Vander Meer. Jack Gillespie, Gm-orue Van Dyke. x 2' 1 l I 2 i E , l v ' 4 l '1 'Z I H fl, i f-1 I I , mu F50 Front ruw Melha Micke-l, Irene Fisher, Mau Joan Mull IV-prvs.l, Ruth Vaniforcook 1Treas.I, Mary ML-Quiswn, Betty Eikonhuut lSecyu, Virginia VVL-stover, Sylvia Gittlen. Miss Vevia. Row two .lunv Adams, I.aVvrna Koster, Arie-no Conklin, lie-rtha Allen, VVilma I-'rn-ns, Maryzueritfe Howard, RL-na Kandler, Mary Patterson, Beth Guthrie. Row three Phyllis Brooks, lieolyn Miller, Stn-lla Clark. Dorothy Smith. Marylyn Aurand, Barbara Ski-els, Ruth Sullivan. THE ART PALETTEERS' CLUB Early last fall several of the art students asked Miss Vevia if the art club might be organized again this year, so on the first of October the youthful Michelangelos of South High assembled in Room 314 to discuss the forth- coming plans of the year and to elect officers. About the middle of November the club discovered that one-third of the members were missing. Thus for the remainder of the year it was transformed into an active police force to search for the missing members and their dues, This was not the only activity by any means. Mercy nol Their own prif vate and preferred speaker, Miss Vevia, always enlivened the meetings witli her lectures, With slides and pointer she told of the wonders of Riviera, Millet, Raphael, and Rembrandt, of Dutch, ltalian, American, and many un- known schools. Our Christmas party was a great success, everybody having a good tire, especially Robert Will, who carried away the first prize. The 'Penny Carnival, without a question, was the nicst fun. Several of the members with the best talent at pencil sketching were stationed behind easels and for the price of one cent presented an exquisite portrait accczzx panied by a remarkable fortune. Tnis proved to be our biggest progect, and '.-Je becarzie financially sound, thanks to the cortitzxttee chairman and azfz tants. After numerous other social events and lectures we finislgea tzpe yea: i' having our picture put in time Annual :made possible only the exten re-aearci. vfori: cf ill? active rgciice squad THF: C?'TIffR3 , t W 1 L J Mary f.fcQu1st::i . YYESLJQITT 'fay leaf He' 'J1ceg'res1de:it ' etty L1i:e:iE1c'4t secretary: ' Rpgtli Hanaerczcg .refxstr ,I 1 ., ' l' Y, L K MAUDE FULLER CLUB The llfaude Fuller Club consists of tb1rty members, all of '.-fiom had taken at geast one year oz :ome economics, The State Home Economics Convention was held in Grand Rapids in October at the Pantlind Hotel. The Maude Fuller Club was represented by Carrie Hunter, official delegate. Lucille Semeyn and Theressa Boyle were elected to visit the furniture factories. They inspected the lrnperial Furniture Co. and the Grand Rapids Chair Co. The climax of the convention was a banquet at the Y.W.C.A. at which Marion Beisel gave the welcome address to the girls, Others who attended the banquet were Eileen Snyder, Ruth Holmes, and Margaret Mitchell, The convention closed by having a group picture taken of the various home economics clubs represented. Our club had monthly business meetings, and also social meetings, such as teas, pot-luck suppers, and picnics. We entertained with a party for the girls from Burton School who are taking home economics and will enter South next fall. Our biggest achievement in the way of earning money was the selling of Scottie dogs which became the fad of the school during the month of March. Our last meeting consisted of the election of officers for next fall. Officers were elected as follows: President ,.... Marion Beisel Vice-president .,... , . Ruth Robrahn Secretary and Treasurer ...... Ruth Holmes Club advisors ..,. Miss Field and Miss Dunlap Front row - Bertha I.. Field, Maryzarvt E. Mitchell, Ruth Robrahn tV-prcs.t, Marion Beisel tI'res,l, Ruth Holmes tSf:cry-Trcas.I, Betty Carle-y, Anne DeW1-urvlt. Row two Eileen Snyder. 'l'hrQ-ssa Hayle-, Margie De-Vries, Mary Jam- F1-ldhaus, Cathryn Van Haihsma, Henrietta Papo, Lucille Sm-me-yn. Row three Helen Hoag, VVinifr1-ml Mulder, Wilma Spoelstra, Nella Kim-ft, Helen Rowell Anne Mulder, Gertrude Onck. Carrie Hunter. , igne- ,ffii A 'I f ' g. Seated - Bernice Utter, Franzel Fisher. Standing Y Bill Banta, Patricia Gerhardt, Mr. Buikema, George Madigan, Geneva Cole, Karl Olson, Marjorie Buchanan. DEBATIN G Every Monday and Wednesday night found the debaters straggling into Mr. Buikema's room one by one for debating and lively argument. The late arrivals invariably had the best excuses to offer, such as, the following: Sorry, but I had to stay to typing. Couldn't make it sooner, l had Annual meeting. Early in the fall following the trial debates, the squad was cut to eight members, six of whom attended the debate forum at Hastings. Here they enjoyed a very appetizing banquet, and attended a model debate followed by a dance in the school's recreation room. Work started in earnest with the opening of the practice debates with other city schools. Not only did these debates serve as an excellent means for comparing the opponents' arguments, points, and attacks with our own, but they also provided amusement as well, and South's squad still won- dering what happened to that box of candy which was promised them as a side issue ol their debate with Union. Following the practice debates, three of the debaters were chosen to represent the squad in the City tournament in which South debated the nega- tive side of the question, Resolved: That the several nations should make government monopolies of the manufacture and sale of all combat instru- ments of war. South was not fortunate enough as to enter the State contest, but all the squad felt that they had benefited greatly from their debating experiences and from the instruction of their able coach and advisor, Mr. Buikema. This years debating squad included Bill Banta, Patricia Gerharclt, Mar- jorie Buchanan, Geneva Cole, Karl Clson, Franzel Fisher, Bernice Utter, and George Madigan, the latter three representing the squad in the City tourna- ment. Other speech activities included: Oratory ....,.,. . . Agnes Birnie Extemporaneous Speaking , . . Ioseph Kleiman Declamation ...... , . lack l-lowick CONCERT BAND Hip, hip, hoorayl hip, hip hooray! hip, hip, hooray, hooray, hoorayl' echoed the triumphant cry of the concert band as it launched upon another year in its career at South, under the direction of Glenn B. Litton. The curtain rose to the lilting tunes of gay football marches, showing three would-be drum-majors strutting across the field, They were Robert Rogers, Carrol Condon, and Iohn Cummins, and Johnny strutted his way to the coveted position. The scene shifted, and the tempo changed, bringing the less steady rhythms of dance tunes to our ears, accompanying a scene dominated by the Ludington orange and black uniforms as revelers of the Harmony Hop came into view. Once more the scene changed, and we found teardrops prevailing, as the South band disconsolately waved farewell to the departing Ludington guests. Basketball games, the Golden Gloves Tournament, and the all-city band swiftly occupied the scene and disappeared. Seated on the stage in the audi- torium, the band carried on its last activity for '36, the spring concert, as we heard the Egmont Overture by Beethoven. Memories of Steven Foster by Lucien Cailliet, First Suite for Military Band by G. Holst, and Youth Triumphant by Hadley. Following in close succession, Dale Iohnson, Robert Runnels, lack Amon, Roger Williamson, Iohn Cummins, Earl Blackburn, and Donald Kendall, members of the Directors' club, waved the baton under the supervision of Mr. Litton. The curtain descended as the last strains died away, completing another successful year at South for the Concert band. 0 1' S w' 5 SENIOR ORCHESTRA Do your talents lean toward music? Have you a wealth of pent-up energy waiting to be released? lf you have, pick yourself an instrument and join the parade of South musicians. For musical education mixed with lun and irolic, the Senior Orchestra is sincerely recommended. The highlights of the '35-'36 orchestral year were three banquets at which members of the orchestra played. One was held at the Elks Temple, one at the Masonic Temple, and a third at the Pantlind Hotel for the Midwestern Physical Education Conference. To prove that artists have their minds on things other than their talents, you should have seen the food consumed by aspiring South musicians. Remember that tobogganing and skiing party at Ravenswood? We will wager Mr. Litton doesl Clrle has a way with skiis.l The year was also marked with hard work. Numbers in the repertoire this season include these: Ballet Suite Coppeliau by Delibesg Auber's Fra Diavolof' Petite Suite de Concert by S. Coleridge-Taylor, 'Triml Favorite arranged by Ferde Grote, Wine, Women, and Song by Strauss, Ulewels of the Madonna by Ermanno Wolf-Rerrarig Air de Ballet, by Victor Herbert, and Indian Snake Dance, by Burleigh. Most of these selections were played, under the direction of Glenn B. Litton, at the annual spring concert which ended the orchestral year at South. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB An excellent opportunity for voice training is offered by South l-ligh Glee Clubs to anyone who has a desire to sing. lt is for this purpose that these organizations were founded. Twice a week the Girls' Glee Club met and learned a variety of new songs, and at the same time they reviewed and enjoyed the older numbers. At Christmas time this organization with the rest of the Vocal depart- ment took part in an inspiring and beautiful Christmas concert. South Highs Christmas message was again delivered in the form of a song, 'Treesf' which plays an important part in each Yuletide program. South High is proud of its glee clubs and feels deeply indebted to Miss Lindley for her splendid work with them. The accompanists for the Girls' Glee Club included Glennys Cooper, Mary Alice Parris, lane Grooters, Iacqueline Hauser, Anita Patterson, Kathryn Browning, and Dorothy Holland. Front row Y Virginia Mitchell, Ruth Lawrence, Patricia Minogue, Glenys Cooper, Adlyn Miller, Lavonne Bishop, Mary Bates, Jane Thurtfell, Elizabeth Nicolette, Margy Shattuck, Lucille Meyers. Row two - Kathryn Davenport, Lucille Brown, Anita Patterson, Waneta Kirkby, Louise Nassiff, Fern Beys, Miss Lindley, Marjorie Evans, Louise Crawford, Anna Amante, Josephine Fiorenzo, Kathryn Browninz. j A' 2 'i ' , , 1 ' '2 I A I I, Aa-id Row three -- Constance DeByle, Bertha Allen, Betty Erb, Julia Ter Meer, Carol Simmons, Vivian Andryshak, Beverly Acomb, Iva French, Gertrude Shortinghouse. Row four - Ruth Sullivan, Beatrice Renaizan, Rena Kandler, Doris Ford, Jean Garn, Betty Wade, Jane Ann Grooters, Irene Fisher, Marjorie Haedke, Elzina Van Hoven, Elaine Van Stoveren. Row five -- Kathleen Eldred, Betty Morse, Norma Peets, Avanelle Paush, Dorothy Slater, Mary Alice Parris, Bernice Utter, Rosemary Johnson, Ruth Wantz, Betty Jaquith. Row six - Dorothy Holland, Verna Mackinder, Lois Gilmore, Elizabeth Thompson. Maxine Terry, Virginia Cummins, Ruth Pike, Imogene Fisher, Genevieve Witter, Jean Bisbee. Row seven - Phyllis Ferguson, Agnes Komar, Ruth Howell, Coral Barnes, Gertrude Onck, Olive Dickensheets, Dorothy Arthur, Jaqueline Rauser, Janore Livingston. . l LJ 5- .Ll-L x i. I t -x.'x,A B it 'kgs 1 A , is rx. .- T. , ' A 5 . , 5 ., A I .. 5' 5 klnnl Front row -- Robert Shives, Martin Johnson, Harold Ketcher, Emil Najar, Glenn Passage, Harry Eversdyk, Dick Ellis. George Van Dyke, Robert Palmer, William Eversdyk, Don Meyers. Row two Jack Brandt, Tom Linacre, Lester Thomas, Erwin Jipping. Robert Spaanstra, Miss Lindley, Ray Meyers. Merritt Gress, Thomas Schopmeyer, Joe Rosenberger, Harold Fehrlen. Row three - Lloyd Jenkins, Mansel Krenz, Donald Houseman, George Meier, Bill Manning. William Feller, Charles Goebel, Milton Bryson, Don Wiggers, Dick Feldt, Bill Gibler. Row four S Albert Hyde, Harry Cassleman, Frank Barnes. Peter Beekhuis, Robert Convey, Bob Weekly, Rolla Ullery, Robert Baker, Forest Boice, Richard Cunningham, Bernard Smith. BOYS' GLEE CLUB In this organization every boy interested in singing receives a thorough training in the fundamentals of vocal work, such as correct breathing, tone placing, diction, and interpretation. Twice a week the Boys' Glee Club met as a separate organization, and once a week it joined with the Girls' Glee Club for mixed chorus training, which enabled them to qualify for the mixed chorus which met every day. The Boys' Glee Club took an active part in the Christmas concert, and in the production of Zip, a musical show, put on by the vocal department under the capable dipction of Miss Lindley, the vocal instructor. The show was a great success and afforded a variety of excellent entertainment to all, and the boys displayed exceptional talent in their act, The Farmers' Frolicf' This year, due to the shortened length of the school term and the numer- ous other activities scheduled about the same time, there was no spring concert. The Boys' Glee Club had as its able accompanists Maier Gittlen and lack Hansma. I .1 J. Lvvlblll , V. MDKED CHORUS Composed oi the ablest singers of all the vocal groups of South, the mixed chorus is an exclusive organization, entrance being gained by test. The group meets every day in the auditorium under the direction of Miss Bessie Lindley. The mixed chorus took part in the annual Christmas concert in December and later in the spring, during music week, May 5, in the South auditorium. They sang Listen to the Lambs by Dutt on a program presented by the com- bined high school choruses. Accompanists this year were Maxine Simmons, Maxine Reed, and Wini- fred Sadler. Front row g Bonnie Sexton, Maxine Reed, June Adams, Josephine Salhaney, Barbara Livingston, Kathryn Davis, Rachel Davis, Betty Jane Schumann, Winifred Sadler, Audrey Janninga, Jane Zylstra, Maxine Simmons. Row two Y June Fifield, Marie Rogers, Mildred Stickney, Betty Jane Wilson, Anne van Westrenen, Donna Burson, Miss Lindley, Eleanor Smith, Shirley Nadolsky, Donna Koch, Doris Weiland, Betty Eikenhout. Row three - Gladys Vanderpol, Lillian Wilcox, Edith Haight, June Caslow, Lucretia Marsh. Miriam Johnson, Beatrice Meyers, Ruth DeVries, Margie Benner, Jean Bosscher, Phyllis Brooks, Vesta Barton. Row four - Mary Pullen, Virginia Blanch. Genevieve Brummel, Marie Louwerens, Maryjane Feldhaus, Peggy Lindeman, Lois Hanley, Maxine Katip, Dorothy Nagler, Helen Fultz, Winifred Roeper, Wilma Smith, Marian Meinke. Row five - Alycyjane Offringa, Thelma Syren, Elaine Lewis, Carmen Garnett, Betty Lombard, Genevieve Witter, LaVerna Koster, Honorine Vande Vooren. Esther Bogema, Nell Burst, Virginia Strong. Row six - Glen Lewis, Arthur Gillette, Donald Lester, Bob Salsbury, Morris Singer, Walter Eldred, Omer Rroyer, George Burger, Wilma Spoelstra, Lucille Semeyn. Row seven - Wayne Shepherdson, Nelson Meeter, Gerard Van Otteren. Bob Seger, Sidney Bultema. Jay Van Oss, Harvey Hondorp, Robert Weaver, Jack Timmers, Fred Bendekey, Irwin Clark. Row eight - Milton Katz, Harold Warmels, Leo White, Bob Herrick, Harold Nelson, Paul Schneider, Paul Wright, Gerard Geskus, Bill Schouten, James Strawhridge. , wi Q1 Aww Front row - Henrietta Pape, Pat Koch, Margaret Pullen, Betty Landstra, Christine Eggers. Row Row Row Row I5 A K' Dorothy McMurty, Margaret Cavano, Ruth Hanna, Caroline De Barwlo, Jerry Holmgren, Dorothy McGrain. two - Anna Mae Morse, Bonnie Schryssema, Jean Rettinhouse, Helen George, Bergetta Nelson, Miss Lindley, Marjorie Holstein, Vera Smith, Pearl Damstra, Yvonne Kolekamp, Mary Bliss, Eleanor Brown. three - Helen Stirdivant, Norma Cullers, Lorraine Lewis, Jean Falconer, Catherine Borngaar, Nelva Knooihuizen, Evelyn Dood, Harriet Van Husen, Marjorie Oosterhof, Donna Hotfmeister, Joy Stout, Francis Witter. four Lucy Mulder, Betty Stelma, Bessie Mancuso, Marion Tromp, Lois Stevens, Elnora Kieft, Shirley Stevens, Betty Vander Kelk, Donna Demerest, Adeline Cornelisse. five f Jennie Sampolinsky, Maybelle Yonkers, Lois Sammons, Eleanor Van Hulst, Roberta Bodine. GIRLS' CHORUS Any girl in the ninth grade or above who enjoys music may join the Girls' Chorus. lt is in this organization that she receives preliminary instruction in music before entering the Glee Club. The Chorus took part in the annual Christmas program by participating in a Cantata, The First Christmas, along with the Iunior Girls' Glee Club under the direction of Miss Bessie Lindley. Accompanists this year were Frances Witter, Eleanor Ver I-lulst, Catherine Bomgours, lean Rettinhouse, Marie Driscal, Lucy Mulder, and Marjorie Holstein. tix ld LCf gf: is I 5 s Front row Stutlt-nt Maximus-rs Flanaixzin, Vantlvr Moor anal Jipping. . v lini, Herrick, Savmzv, Matson, Dm-vt-reaux 1Capt.l. Kemiwrman, lluun, Mcfurmick, Row twn St l Mazzarelli. Snoap. Ruw three Raab, Pet-lilcs, l'iatt. Vanaler Hull, Pirfe-ra-lla, Stevens, Gibbs. Schultz. Row four Mr. Gettimzs. Evkzwmlt, Schrotenlmcr, Dykstcrhouse. Trimpe, VS'hi!v, Cunningham. -K lt-rson, Funk. FOOTBALL-FIRST TEAM With one of the greatest comebacks ever staged by a Bed and Blue team, the l935 football team annexed the city championship for the second consecu- tive year, tying with Central for the much-coveted title. The highlight ot the l935 team was its spectacular comeback in mid- season alter a mediocre start, climaxing in victories over Central in the annual Homecoming celebration and a Thanksgiving Day victory over Union. The latter victory was especially sweet because it was the first Trojan win over the Westsiders in a number ot years. The '35 team was well represented on the honor teams, not only in the city but also in the state. On the first all-city team South placed Captain Bob Devereaux, lohn Kemperman, and Captain-elect Bob Savage. Gordon Piatt received a place on the second all-city team. Captain Devereaux was also chosen as all-state halfbaclc by the Detroit Free Press, one of the highest honors that can be bestowed on a high-school football player. The coming season ot 1936 promises to be as good, or better, than the past. Mr. Gettings will have nineteen returning first-squad members to form a nucleus ot another championship team. Although he will miss such stars as Devereaux, Boon, Piatt and others, he hopes to capture a state championship. To Mr, Gettings, our honored coach, goes much ot the glory and credit ot the '35 team. He was the one who inspired the boys to stage a lighting comeback, teaching them not only to be lighters in the fullest sense ol the word, but also to be good sportsmen. And so, with the highest expectations and hopes lor another successful team, we look forward to the l93h football season SCORES Scutlz Cpponents E Benton Harbor , 7 l2 Teclz . 3 7 Creston I2 9 Muskegon 2? 'lf lackson nighti , l3 Central . f f Catholic . Union Y Y T F L X I li OliG'Jm'C - . l3 L, 7 B 351 T7 FOOTBALL-SECOND TEAM f Soutns second team did not live up to the line record of the varsity, losing four out of the seven games played and tying three. However, several ol the second-team players developed into exceptionally line footballers and should be ot great value to Mr. Gettings on the varsity next tall. Among these are Dood, centerg VanDyke, endg Krestakos, quarter- backg and Cfibler, fullback. SCORES Reserves Opponents C . . Tech . . 18 E Creston 5 6 , Muskegon . 26 C . Ottawa 7 U . Central U 6 . Catholic . 24 5 . Union , 6 From. row - Van Oeveren, Simons, Bellville, Taylor, Huizenua, Dood, Green. Row two Reynolds lA:-sistantl, Lindhout, Stugnsma, Stearns, Krestakos, Clark, Lester, Vander Meer, Doan, Assistant Coach Rose. Row three Cook, Nelson, Tunis, Ricker, Johnson, Murphy, Russo, Leech, Lindsay, Toren, Row four Wiseman, Meyers, Luyk, Zwiers, Kuxzel, Mates, Heiden, Van Dyke, Hicks. f 2 X il V0 . if T. 5 Front ruw John Km-mm-rman. Frvd Vt-1-nkamp, Huh Savzun-, Gordon l'iutt, Dun St..-xv Raymond Averill, Mart Gillosst-. Row twu - Pat Flanagan, Cyrus Cranrllo, Coach Danii-l Rosa-, .Inc Iiontigliu. William Atkinson BASKETBALL-FIRST TEAM The basketball team of '35-'36 was not very successful in city competi- tion, winning only one game in local circles. Coach Danny Rose was greatly handicapped by the lack of veteran material, only one member of last year's first squad returning for the '35-'36 team, that being Gordon Piatt, who was elected captain at the beginning of the season. However, last year's cham- pionship second team furnished Coach Rose with a group of smooth basket- ball players and it was from these that he chose a starting five. Besides the city games, South encountered an outside rival, Holland Christian, in the local gym, South winning 20-17. This was the first defeat for the Hollanders in thirty-nine starts. ln the only city win for the Trojans, they beat out the Tech Wildcats, 26-l8, in the home gym. This made up for a 26- 20 defeat suffered earlier in the season at the hands of the Techites. The Trojans never lost by a very large margin, causing the other local teams to fight every minute in order to win. Mr. Rose will have a wealth of material back for next years team, losing only Captain Piatt and Ioe Bonfiglio by graduation, SCORES South Opponents l5 T . Alumni . , . . 20 10 A Creston . . . A , 23 20 . , Holland Christian . l7 20 , Tech . , , , 26 9 . . Union . . 32 6 , . Catholic , . 26 l6 . , Ottawa 20 20 . . Central . 30 26 . , Tech . . l8 2-1 . Ottawa . 34 . Union 23 . Catholic . . 27 16 . Creston . . 25 23 , Central . 25 BASKETBALL - SECOND TEAM Although the Reserves didnt duplicate last years feat of annexing the city title, they did turn in a commendable season. The tear: 'fron seven out of twelve garnes played, showing unusual team:-fork throughout the entire season. Ed Murphy captained the reserves for the majority of the season, tieing with Gibbs tor scoring honors. The regulars of the second tearn are Dood, Murphy, Patterson, Gibbs, Veenkarnp, and Van Dyke. These boys should provide Coach Rose with varsity material next year, Others on the tearn are Eclcardt, Dunn, lohnson, Badluco, Trirnpe, Tunis Landers and Tliorrids. SCORES Reserves Opponents 2 Cforfeitl . Creston . . . . . U 12 . , Holland Christian l6 l3 Tech . . . 24 l2 Union 10 lU Catholic . 5 8 Ottawa l6 27 . Central 9 l5 . Tech . 15 20 Ottawa 22 13 , Union . . l5 l9 . Catholic . 29 29 . Creston l9 24 Central 18 I-'1-ont row -f Dunn, Murphy, Gibbs, Patterson, Eckardl., Domi, Tunis, Sinxzer 1Studcnt Manager Huw two Camp, Thomas, Landers, Coach Gettimzs, Trimpe, Johnson, Lindsay, Wiseman. NT Front Raw Lee Matson. Tony Mazzarelli, Jas-k Hansma, Wynand lirandel, Bob IDL-vera-mix, Russell VVieland, Bob Sm-if. Bob Vander Meer, Gurdon Platt. Fred Vander Hull. R ' tw: -- Mr. Ceilings. Huizhlon Raab. Rod Anderson, Dun Stevens, Dick Reynolds, Harold ow J Murray, Erwin Jippinxz. Earl Rogers, Jack Boon, Benny P156-rello. Row three Boyd Gleason, l'c-te Mitchell, Art Thompson. Joe Bonfiglio, Mart Gilesse, Lm- White, John Kemps-rman. Pat Flanagan. Row four Bob Savage. liill Smith. Don Schultz, Bob Dyksterhouse, Bob Herrick. Hub Gibbs, Leonard Snoap, Ray Mac Donald. VARSITY CLUB Organized in 1926, the Varsity Club has long been one ot the outstanding clubs in school. The purposes of this organization are to promote better scholarship among athletes, a greater excellence in athletics, and a better cooperative feeling among the athletes, Membership is restricted to those fellows who have earned a major S in either of the three major sports, tootball, basketball, or track. The varsity club this year put on its annual dances, The Turkey Trot in the first semester, and the Regional Ramble in the second semester, Besides this, the traditional spring picnic was held, climaxed with initiation at new zxeizibers. Oiticers ct the club were Bob Devereaux, presidentg lohn Hubbard, vicefpresident, and Vlfynand Brandel, secretary-treasurer. 4 T'. i il 5 A K GIRI.S' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Every Tuesday and Thursday night found the persistent GAA. girls filing into the gym for the various activities. While autumn was still upon us, the girls made a splendid showing in ski-suits, when they played off the hockey tournament at Iefferson field. All classes were in good attendance and a keen competition prevailed, but the sophomores and seniors tied for first place. Hockey was not all enjoyment, however, for each girl had a chance to flaunt her knowledge of hockey, when Miss Krurnheuer presented the written hockey rules test. Some of the seniors were taken down a peg when they learned that only two of their number had passed the test and the remaining victims had to try again with much better luck. With the coming of cold weather the gym was again alive with activity, and the remainder of the year was devoted to more vigorous competition in volleyball, individual sports, basketball and golf. Besides these after-school sports, the girls put in more time with outside activities, such as, tennis, ice-skating, and other seasonable sports, of which forty-eight hours had to be handed in and checked by the point-recorder, Louise Rykert. These are only a few of the requirements necessary to win an honor. G.A.A. was also active as a social club. The main event of the year being the annual fall spread at which the girls indulged in an ample repast and enjoyed an interesting program. G.A.A. was efficiently presided over by Bernice Utter, president, Theresa Bayle, secretary and treasurer. Front row -- Bonnie Sexton, Jean MacDonald, Maxine Hoppough, Louise Rykert, Bernice Utter, Th Bl.M tSl J D bhHI MDold. ressa aye argare usser, oy oren us , een ac na Row two - Selma Woodworth, Virginia Whitford, Nelva Wisdyke, Kathryn Davis, Belva Hodge, Virginia Philipps, Miss Krumheuer, Cathryn Van Haitsma, Winifred Mulder, Frances Polakovich, Betty Blake, Dot Buskirk. Row three Y Mary Powell. Shirley Stevens, Marian Scheiern, Bessie Gardner, Arla Heemstra, June Fifield, Virgina, Timmerman, Barbara Verburg, Betty Rietburg, Ruby Spencer, Jeanne St A t rong, nne van es renen. Row four - Rachel Davis, Anna Singer, Byrl Salisbury, Anne DeWeerdt, Mary Alice Parris, Lois Gilmore, Betty Jaquith, Betty Jane Wilson. 1 I W, df' -. Aww S .. 'ff' X . rt ff , 5, ximian! TRACK South's '35 track team under the able guidance of Pop Churm, again led all the other city high school tracks teams in quest of the city track title, defeating Central at the regional meet, held at Houseman Field. The team engaged in three dual meets with Tech, Central and Union, winning all three of them. ln the Trojans first meet they defeated the Tech thin-clads by a score of 65-39. ln their next meet Coach Churm's boys defeated the blue and gold of Central of this meet, 58574-45lf4. During the course of this meet Gillesse set a new school record of 2:07 in the 880-yard run, and Ray McDonald tied his city record of 5 feet, ll inches in the high jump. Following the Central meet, the Southites turned back the Union Red Hawks, 73112-SOVZ. ln the city regional, South defeated the other city schools, piling up 4235 points to 421f3 points for Central, her nearest rival. This years team shows promise of keeping up the old South tradition of winning the city track championship. With such veterans returning as Captain Gillesse, McDonald, Gleason, Hansma, Pifferella, Mitchell, Savage, Kemper- man, Seif, Raab, Thompson, and Doltoske, Coach Churm should find little difficulty in developing another champion track team. GGDGVY VUCVXU 5 3 qv . ' m HF QF if' E if 1 jg 3 ' if 1 ,215 BLIKFMX FHLRM PPRRKND I-ISHPR HINPS KNAII HISTORY DEPARTMENT The h1SlOfY department of South I-hgh IS under the superv1s1on of M1ss Etta Lambert There are SIX d1v1s1ons of h1story offered students Arnencan European World Modern Economlcs and Amencan Government In all h1story classes the students follow an out l1ne of the text book prepared by MISS Lambert The events of the day are dlscussed at the begmmng of each class Most classes subscr1be to the Amencan Ob server OUlS1de read1ng 1n books other than the text 1S requ1red 1n all classes the ob3ect be1ng to acquaxnt the student w1th outstandmg h1stor1ans and to broaden h1s v1ewpo1nt Students are encouraged to l1sten to radlo broadcasts tor wh1ch cred1t 1S also glven The most outstand1ng broadcasts and most popular are You and Your Government and Roses and Drums Each year M1ss Lambert helps organlze a group of students who are 1nterested 1n the League of Nat1ons contest Whlch IS conducted throughout the Unlted States Thls year four students took the exam1nat1or1 the twenty seventh of March The t1rst pr1ze was a trtp to Geneva Sw1tzer1and The W1nner was to att nd a League meet1ng 'li 'F' LAMBERT LONG MAC LENNAN SEDELBAUER VANDERVELDE TUBERGEN WILSON UI-NNIS DOLl'xI'RAX NIORRI LH NILI DI' R TONS NSI- XD MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT The same economy tnat has forced other depart ments to cut down has also affected the mathematlcs department However mathematlcs teachers urge stu dents to remember that rf they plan to take any scrence rn then' college courses they must have had some mathematrcs Students who take a lrterary course but who vxant to lnclude some scrence must have mathematrcs lt IS requrred rn any scrence course J-f'V'1fffO There IS a Math Club Wh1ch 1nterested students may 1o1n The membershlp requlrements are that they be students who have passed Algebra I or ll or Geometry I W1th a mark ot C The club meets after school and works out tnck prob lems Sometmues they have outs1de speakers The cum of the club 1S to keep students who have already taken mathematlcs hold mterest and atta1n greater sk1ll 1' if .l. it Q'-3 ,ng-T STOCKING STOKOE SHAW SCHOPMEYER SAVAGE WICKETT YNTEMA :A an ENGLISH DEPARTMENT The Enghsh department of South H1gh School under the d1rect1on of MISS Mary Newell Eaton 1S ANTON EATON C ALI MEX ER RINAII IIINDSI E1 d1V1d9d 11110 two groups Jumor h1gh and seruor h1gh Enghsh Courses ln l1terature compos1t1or1 and alhed sub1ects are taught South H1gh Enghsh teachers have these three obJect1ves to teach pUp1lS to Wflfe clearly to organ1ze corr1pos1t1or1 well and to appreclate good hterature The 1r1d1v1dual teachers are not held to any spe c1al course that 1S the teachers alternate the1r courses so that they have a greater var1ety of 1nterest and exper1e1'1ce M NEAL WAI kl- R SHLI ARD I s 1 1-,cl lux RLLD osuonxr k,in-.x PHYSICAL EDUCATION In unrty there IS strength Thls motto has been well proved 1n the phys1cal educatton classes of South Hlgh School The part1c1pants 1n the athletlc act1v1t1es Wtllmgly co operate and provxde opportun1t1es for parents and frrends to see what the students accompl1sh durlng the school year Iumor and sen1or g1rls meets and boys track events afford these opportun1t1es Gtrl athlehc classes dtrected by K1lstrom and Mlss Ina Krumheuer are devoted to folk dances stunt relays basketball volleyball 1ndoor 1nd1v1dual sports and speclal muscular exerctses Much 1nterest has been shown badmmton a new ad d1t1on to the 1nd1v1dual sports dxvlsxon Boys athletxc classes dlrected by Mr Danlel Rose and Mr Chfford Gettlngs attam sklll 1n basketball football 1ndoor stunts rope chmbmg Wresthng and box1ng Lessons 1n personal hygtene are prov1ded 1n it M1ss Frances both boys and g1rls KILSTROM KRUMHEUER GETTINGS ClC1SSeS Ross GOSS Through the deslre whrch or1g1nated 1n athletrc classes for lnstructton 1n soclal dancmg PTA dancmg classes have been mtroduced and thus many South students have gamed f1rst class 1nstruct1on tn th1s k1nd of danctng HOME ECONOMICS One of the most tmportant problems facmg the g1rl of today IS how to make the most of herself whether she IS to become a housew1fe or a bustness woman Clothmg personal reg1men foods and DUNLAP FIELD CROSS household management are the sub3ects offered the g1rls of South Hxgh to develop personal groom1ng and character Foods and household management prepare the hlgh school gxrl to meet mtelhgently and successfully the problems of home l1fe In foods the g1rl learns what a Well balanced meal COHSISIS of and how to buyeconom1cally She 1salso taught the proper care of bab1es and growmg ch1ldren Good man ners correct settlng of the table and proper serv1ng are taught The Maude Fuller Club was or gCII'11ZSd for sen1or g1rls who had had a course ln home economxcs The oblects of the club were to stxmulate 1nterest tn the art of home mak1ng and to tnform the g1rls of the opportun1t1es offered by home economtcs as a profess1on MOORE WASSENAAR SMITH 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'i 1, ' ' ' . - Lg? 1' - 1 1 l 1 1 JENSEN BURNIHAM ADAMS INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND SCIENCES Why? has been the steadfast query of mankmd It puzzled Gahleo and Newton Torr1ce111 and Boyle were confronted w1th 1t a now obscure Lazear rests 1n martyrdom for attempt1ng to answer th1s ever recurrmg questlon Classroom and laboratory buzz wrth act1v1 t1es where South students reason reproduce and 1nterpret the achlevements of sc1ence How old Anthony Leeuwenhoek would marvel could he but peer through the lens of a mtcroscope 1n the to an amazed Newtonl Its drlhcult to belleve that Alexander the Great once sat down and cr1ed b1tterly because Che thoughtl he had won everythlng 1n the world Wtth cosm1c rays and electron1c phenomena barely dlscovered one supposes that some of those who don the rubber apron mlx smelly compounds 1n test tubes watch mystertous cases of agar agar occas1onally creat1ng horr1ble beasts of burnt cork and rubber bands w1ll take a part 1n showlng the way to greater marvels locked wlthxn the atom x mvorr, smmm-1 x Q- Mu DEMMON sH1LL1NcEn SCHWEITLER biology room! Imagine how much physics Mr. Knoll could now relate EMERY VEVI-X W II LIAMS ART DEPARTMENT Art courses 1n South Hrgh School are under the d1rect1on of Mlss Vevla MISS Wllhams and MISS Emery Iunlor Htgh art whlch IS not electtve cmd mcludes grades seven and erght IS taught by M1ss W1ll1ams and MISS Emery Mlss VGVIG IS the only one who teaches senlor h1gh art The art work for both 1un1or and senror hlgh IS varled conslstmg of charcoal sketchrng Wa er colors wood carvrng and clay modelmg Thrs year for the hrst t1me Mlss Vevla s art classes made puppets Whrch proved to be very popular COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Any one of a number of thmgs fesses to be a member ot the com merc1al department at South Hrgh School M1ss Ethel Andrews and Mr Fredenck Zmser are rnstalled as typ1ng teachers but Mr Zlnser has an add1t1onal worry as he IOIUS Mr LeValley 1n teachmg shorthand Comrnercral law taught by Mr Wrckett makes no attempt to teach the profess1on of law but rather IH structs students rn the frelds of trade barlment lnsurance bankmg and corporatlons M1ss Potter ln the Reta1l Sellmg classes endeavors to 1nterest stu dents ln the pOSS1b1l1l1ES rn the merchanchsmg held ANDREWS NEWTON POTTER YINSER W, ...Ll .. . 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V X , v, My I .. .V N l 'VT is x l IN DI EX I ITTON I PTI' RSON CVS FNQOx VK ILSON MUSIC DEPARTMENT The Musrc Department rs of value to the students because 1t presents an opportun1ty for each one to acqulre a knowledge of the fundamental pr1nc1ples of musrc and to attarn an apprecratron ot really good musrc Under the d1rect1on of Mrss Ltndley and Mr Lrtton the vocal and 1nstrumental departments re spectrvely presented a concert ln the sprrng These concerts make 1t posslble tor the stu dents to d1splay the tratnmg whrch they have acqurred durlng the prevrous year Th1S year the M1X9d Chorus had the prlvrlege ol srngrng under the d1rect1on of Dr Hollls Dann and the orchestra had a s1m1lar prrvrlege when they played under the baton of Dr Edwm Franko Goldman THE SPANISH AND FRENCH DEPARTMENTS The language classes have all become smaller because of changed col leae entrance requlrements In some rnstances the work must be covered rn alternate semesters All of the French and Spanlsh classes are now taught by Mr Swenson The a1m of these language classes IS to acquarnt students wrth the languages Thrs IS accomphshed through study from varrous grammars and novels In the begmnrng classes novels and plays are read ln the more advanced classes classrc works are translated and studred The French Club was not organrzed untrl the second semester Thrs club IS made up of students takrng French who wrsh to mamtarn and rncrease therr skrll rn the use of the language In prevlous years the club has put on plays OUlS1de speakers are often asked to come and speak on some phase of French hte custom or language ICTXQU We is 5 A 1' T ESI - J Q Q t' -11' 'hw JG YOU L ARAITU I WITH CTD! 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M0 f ui? r-,,,..4n DVQDHQCV 5 iz Vi' 5 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY lack Amon a trumpet player has become And makes the mus1c go round and roun R Robrahn w1ll be a bowllng champ Shell demonstrate balls wlthout sound Ormand Lew1s has dellvered many a speech Before the League of Nat1ons Wh1le B Banta works on the Podunk weekly He manages c1rculat1on Mur1el Hengst has played her v1o11n Before the courts of Europe Wh1le E Schlebe IS a blOlOglSl He feeds h1s bugs on syrup K Ash IS a l1brar1ar1 She checks IU all the cards Whlle Helen Hoag as decorator Sp9ClGl1ZeS IH beautlful yard Eleanor Blam IS an explorer In Afr1ca the darkest pats Whtle Howard DlCkle a mechan1c Fusses w1th auto parts C Bultema IS an 1llustrator Of styles of every season Ahl a gentleman comes 1nto VleW lt s C1Vll eng1neer Boyd G eason Betty Elkenhout a great composer Wfll9S many a popular song V R1etsma lf19S out for amateur hours Watch outl Dont get the gong Susy He1nzelman IS now a cowgxrl She doesnt really look the part And Anna S1nger plays beautlful musxc At Herpolshetmers on the harp I Bosscher QIVGS lessons 1n toboggan1ng Wlth the latest of techmque C HOmflCh IS a hunter 1n the north Fa1r Max1ne Hoppough a d1plomat'? For goodness sake lust th1nk of tha BSSSIG Gardner a des1gner IS smart Dressmg the screen stars has become an ar B Brandel a second Fred A ta1re Dances h1s way to fame Iohn Hubbard l1ves 1n Texas W1th Norma shar1ng h1S name Who do you th1nk 1 our new foot docto 7 Its lean Macy 1snt that a shockerl Now the chtef of pol1ce oh dont you know? lts our football hero Bob Devereaux lack Boon IS a professronal boxer Hes champton of the r1ng Wh1le R W1ll1amson peddles m1lk Over alleys he IS k1ng Who doctors the b1rds WllhOUl a waver For that 1ob we have Eleanor Klaver Who handles a gun yust l1ke a toy? Why Clarence Reversk1 our soldler boy Bob Rogers w1ll be a photographer Hes sure to f1nd success B1ll Lew1s w1ll be a stenographer When hes not playlng chess Bob Morrow w1ll be an ambassador To England or to Spatn MacM1cken Wlll be a prestdent Of womens clubs 1n Ma1ne R Sallsbury IS a ltnotyptst Hts work s 1n great demand Whlle M Cowell IS a wattress At a road sxde hot dog stand A Roos a gen1us of masonry Bullds great structures of stone Ed Klaver practlces surgery And operates on the bone B Bedford models these creatlons And makes the sales to grow Art Bettes does the chauffeurlng For the Park Avenue Vander Btlts Whtle Bob K1el IS a carpenter Whose spec1alty IS stxlts A Hall IS known as a lack of all t ades A regular handy man P Gerhardt IS a dancer fBut she doesnt forget the fanl On the payroll of the C1ty Hall Fam1l1ar names appear As audltor I Koo1stra M Dekker IS cashler Mary Dan1els IS a bookkeeper In the matr1mon1al court Whlle B Black keeps the records For typmg IS her forte L HOYHIDQ IS a correspondent She wr1tes home all the news L Krestakos a f1l1ng clerk Keeps record of the dues Whenever the ctrcus comes to town The thrllls are qulte appalhng For the acrobat IS B Borgeld And the aer1al1st Margaret Mall1ng Of one of the numerous clty parks A Komar IS dlrector B Hurley demonstrates to all A patent corn protector I Hansma 1S an agr1cultural expert In h1s f1eld he has no peer W Atk1nson expounds h1s wares For hes an auct1oneer A chxna dealer who w1ll buy and sell Who floats through the a1r w1th the greatest of ease? Its Barbara Brookmayer on the trapeze S Glttlen w1ll work at commerclal art Whlle Marer plays p1ano Ben Kle1man wants a cloth1ng mart And M Clay w1ll warble soprano Our excellent play cha1rman Coral Barnes ls a playwr1ter now and wr1tes many yarns Ray Mlll1mGH Sklpped school so much That now as truent off1cer he gets others 1n Dutch M Slmmons Wlll an edltor be Of books and magaz1nes And Elmer Green you soon w1ll see Producmg 11mous1nes Songs wrttten for opera by PUCCIHI Are now sung at concerts by M DeMart1n1 I guess Reta1l Selllng helped A Boogaard She now sells cheesecloth by the yard N Sprague lS QOIHQ South I hear In Texas she Wlll l1ve Karl Olson w1ll travel far and near And many a lecture glV9 Our school super1ntendent IS really qutte DICE She IS the honorable Mlss Eva Gr1ce A new traff1c manager works on Monroe Its Walter Nadol ky the great Romeo lack Kmsey w1ll be commander Of armtes far and wtde Les Thomas w1ll be a deslgner Of cars that w1ll not colltde He f1rst was a soldxer and then was a saxlor Now Robert Gllmore IS a famous wholesaler Our new constable IS Leonard Snoap Who arrested a man who posed as a pope Don Fuller w1ll pest for k1ngs and queens Hell laugh and grow qutte fat Whttfords Hats are chrc and smart W Brandel w1ll sell cholce Jelly beans tV1rg1n1as a m1ll1ner you knowl Mtlk flavored count on that' 1 W X 5, 1 xt ' F A 5 . I, , , , - 1 A ' . . . . 'For big game he dges Seek, I ls that brown'-haired lady, Shirley Corr1ell. ' I J . A 4 1' I . , . ' I Who plods along the str et f1 st slow' t'1en fa lts Robert Bo Ner the old post 1a te The Vll age sher1ff IS Earl Blackourr' B1g strong and tac1turn R Runnels w1ll be a great 'naestro And lead a forty p1ece oand B1ll Carrtgan 111 a cannery sxts A tast1ng the food as they re ca ned M W1sner w1ll hold a POSITION ln a ftve and ten nt store Ruth Holmes clerk 1n the btuldxng Where G R1tse'r1a opens the doors Max1ne M1tchell na wanted an off1c But shell work ln a restaurant soon Bob Dyksterhouse deslgns the new dan To Bob Baxters heavenly croon Carrle Hunter VISITS cathedral towns Pond r1ng on ancestral tombs I Walker so pahently stud1es about The recent buslness booms Bob Brlght IS a phar1nac1st W1th H Beekhul as hr clerk Whlle H Boughner IS a tanner And does not sh1rk h1s Nork G Hornberger swlms the Engllsh channel D Crawford IS a cul1nary artlst Her spec1alty IS QISS M Reed runs a floral store W1th POHSISS for the men B Skeels has a g1ft shop Her pr1ces l1Ve and ten Ed Butler IS a teacher Zoologys h1s l1ne R Mellemas an art1st He palnts many a slgn M Hebden IS an eng1neer On a Pennsylvama tra1n D Lmdhout IS the mayor Of a h1clc town 1n Ma1ne R Peterson tortu es h1s pat1ents W1th many a dental tool ROb19 Macauley IS a professor In a boys preparatory school I T1mmers fl1es a ransport pla e And does the loop the loop Wh1le I Brady acts as hostes And feeds the travelers soup R Rem1nga IS a paymaster ln a large New York concern Wh1le S Bogert IS a proofreade For S Kmgs publ1sh1ng f1rm M Palmer palnts sunsets And IS m1stress of her brush R Rochbaugh s a baggage man He s always 1n a rush L Semeyn IS a seamstress And a f1ne one o t1s sa1d Wh1le B VanGeests a dry goods man Whos always ID the red A watchmaker IS D S hultz He glves them all the works R Gohn does collect1ng And on doorsteps often lurks B111 VanHeest makes cellophane shoes They re guaranteed not to squeak Wh1le Walt Rathbun IS a boatman HIS route IS Plaster Creek Watch1ng from a f1re tower ls the forester G Platt He can see Carroll Condons bath1ng beach H1s spy glass-does he apply 1tl Bud Iohnson l1ves underground He does work as a mlner R Bonzhelm IS a sa1lor On a large ocean l1ner F Roos IS a blacksmlth A good busmess has he a1d Wh1le M N1chols a horse deale Brmgs h1m all h1s trade Max Young lS a pr1n er He has hlS own shop H Murray d1rects street traff1c And IS he a handsom cop C Nebbehng IS an author He WT1l9S the latest books Y B1ll1ck does the b1nd1ng And thus 1mproves the1r look H M1ller IS a ta1lor H1s suns are all the rage Edsel lohnson IS an mspector Of an escape proof l1ons cage N W1sdyke h1story wants to teach And Sll neath p1les ol book Wh1le V Westover and F Sturg1s W1ll both be excellent cooks G Chase would be a mxmster And preach about the Red Sea Stuart Feldt wants to slng as he works At cro sing the fly and the flea Dan Comrle our husky l1'esaver Who tosses our ma1l around on the tra1n? lts loe Bonf1gl1o who tolls sun or ra1n Ahl another comed1an we have on the screen lt s Mr lack Heth whom you ve probably seen Wonderful style a great deal l1ke Dxckens We f1nd 1n the stones by Mr lohn Ek-ce Katherme Covel once an educator ls now runn1ng an elevator Another g1rl has reached her goal A humorlst IS Geneva Cole A group of chlldren are ID l Cl1nton s care She lS governess now for a m1ll1ona1r A letter carr1er IS Leo Napar He travels each day so near and so fa N Terry w1ll try ln the future To go up IH a stratosphere balloon Dale lohnson w1ll be the composer Of a l1vely and colorful tune Dorls We1land w1ll be a l1b ar1an And mend what others have torn Don Kendall 1n h1s barber shop W1ll many a lock have shorn Luc1lle Oxford m her pet1te salon W1ll shampoo and r1n e and wave Sam Azzar w1ll be a forerran On a h1ghway that workmen pa e A Keegstra does soc1al work For very l1ttle pay E Morgan IS the secretary At the Y W C A A famous sculptress 1n Italy Is l1ttle M MCQUISTOH E Welch IS an electr1cal expert He exper1ments Wllh a p1ston M Matson owns a laundry Her works w1thout a flaw l.. Dorenbush 15 a statesman And h1s publlc he does awe M Muller IS a compan1on To a rlch old fussy hag K Vollwllers an mventor Of socks that w1ll not snag An advert1ser IS Russell Moore On the staff of a magazme F Thompson IS a dressmaker Her work the smartest seen On an eastbound tra1n the conductor Is Fred Bendekgey so Im told The sw1tchman IS F H1gley And much respons1b1l1ty holds mx l 's t . . . , .- 3 i Q 1 1 e s, r ' , 1 . ste: . Q l 1 -, -- to , ---1 -1 ' ' ' ' ' ' . 1 9, 44 , . - . A A' A . - . f . I N 7 , . 1 1 -.I A . 1 - 1 ' . ' ' . f 1 'V - ' s n1 ' e l J . ' ' . . . , . . , - ' - - -ce1 c. ' , 1 . . S . 9 ' . . . ' 1 :es ' ' A , ' I ' ' ' , s ' . . 4 I 1 I , 41 , For her morning exercise. Got a job through his good behavior. - A 1 1 I A' - V A ' . ' ' ' 1 l ns. . ' ' t 1 . n ' ' ' 'r ' , ' 1 ' c r ' . 1 I . 1 . . . A . V I ' . c . 1 1 . . y - I 1 , . , 1 . 1 The motorman and expressman Are W Deshko and B Valent1ne They tend to bus1ness and 1t IS satd They re the best men on the l1ne B Plke IS a noted musxclan In a well known concert course Wh1le M Bates IS a seamstress Who never shows remorse M Aurand does the buylng For an em1nent concern Blll Sm1th IS a caterer For whose tasty foods we yearn P Brooks prest1ge IS 1n soctal l1nes But her 1ob IS to copy wrrte A reta1ler ID a home owned store Is one who IS narnea Iay Spruyt In the See all planetar1um R Anderson studres the stars Wh1le Lorne Erb dlrects an orchestra On the planet known as Mars F Barnes IS the attorney general In the state of Arkansas G Mad1gan IS a reformer He lays down moral law A senator known ln Wash1ngton Is our pres1dent M Ye1ter R Convey IS the lnventor Of a keyless typewr1ter H Veltman IS the bell hop In a hotel run by Dros T Nelbarger IS household ass1stant She f1gures up the loss H Baker IS the housekeeper On Cambndge boulevard I Goebol IS a f1nanc1er H1s fortune does he guard Russ W1eland w1ll make Metropol1tan We re sure hell go qu1te far Kay Gephart must land w1ll be tool A glamorous mov1e star Iames Alder1r'g a telegrapher Tolls tn an OIIICG 1n Wlnchester The new treasurer of the great U S A Is Iames R1tserr1a who the country s debt w11l pay T Peevy w1ll be a maker Of doughnuts wlthout holes B Sahsbury w1ll be a baker And make all k1nd of rolls I Boest w1ll have a dance SlUd1O And w1ll teach all the new steps H Schantz w1ll run an an1mal store Where you may buy you pets The superlntendent of our chlldrens home ls our t1cket chalrman H Newfnan Wh1le our great chewlng gum maker Is none other than I Thompson Ann DeWeerdt now runs a cafe In the CIIY of Lud1ngton Wh1le next door l1ves an enterta1ner Who? Why MIDHIS L1pscomb G Getstert has a book store And sells all the latest books Wh1le C Iohnson has an 1ce cream store But sells most because of her looks E Berrxdge has gone pr1m1t1ve He goes around 1n shorts Wh1le B Slef our track star Speclallzes IH all the sports M Otterman IS a blues slnger In a well known Cabaret Wlllle B Butler 1s a new foreman And dlstrrbutes all the pay B Hemtzelrnan cares for chlldren ln a wealthy home N Ellsworth IS a chamberma1d In a hotel ln Nome F Garbrecht IS a tenms star Hes won the Davts cup Wh1le E Iohnson IS our anlmal docto Shes treated many a pup H Smxth has always 11ked mus1c Shes a very accompl1shed celhst And M Buchanan has reached her goal She s now a well pald Journahst I Lanc1on1 IS an OIIICG g1rl For a realtor at Cozy Nooks P Ma1er IS an accountant She keeps stra1ght her boss books Ioseph1ne Geluso makes handkerckue s ln a downtown pretty lace shop Nearby M Iohnson 1n her candy shop Is sell1ng soda pop Max1ne Dan1els runs columns 1n the rews To patch up broken affatrs H I Wernette will play f1nanc1er And execute wallet repa1rs F Ftsher would stage a formal debate ln senatorlal halls C Serff would model La Rttz deslgns At styltsh fash1on balls E Rozenga works 1n a factory Where corsets are all the rage And M Nlckerson IS a store dealer Wh1ch has a brand new gauge R Sull1van IS a mender Of many a torn book H Mxllrman IS a hunted man As hes a notorrous crook L Rykert IS a well tramed nurse She cures the pat1ents fever Whlle IH the opera we f1nd That slnger Robert Weaver L DeBru1n IS mak1ng powder For a large New York concern Wh1le D Iohnson 15 carlng for ch1ldren And how to feed them shes learned O D1ckensheets runs a college For all the busmess g1rls And I MacDonald has a shop Where she IIXGS ladles curls M Belsel w1ll be a dancer Hoola hoola she w1ll do Whlle I Turner yodels muslc About Arthur whlch 1snt new F Leggett runs a pawnshop And many a watch rece1ves Wh1le L Lange works w1th a needle And many a pattern weaves A Lanc1on1 runs a pleasure resort Where only South grads may go Wlth Max1ne Marz r1ght near by Runnmg an art stud1o I Cappendyk IS a deaconess Shell marry a deacon soon Whlle Ioy Dorenbush an authoress Gxves h nts on how to spoon I Adams IS a dancer Wxth a stud1o all her own Wh1le Ellen Hanna a housew1fe Bustles about her home E Chambers IS a da1ryma1d She mxlks the cows w1th ease And B VanDomelen IS a d1et1t1an Watch your v1tan11ns A B and Far far up IH the Andes S Bentley s a mountameer G Crandall IS a tennrs player For whorn the crowds all cheer M Boynton does SUTVEYIHQ On a large trmber tract E Ubbmk makes the candy On WhlCh the teeth are cracked - 1 . . . , . , , V 1 , . . , . . 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' li kiln BOI HUIS JOHINSON SADLLR TIMMERMAN PH I I II S I II I FTTE STRONG REI' D SCHOI MEXLR IUNIOR CLASS At therr ofhcral class e1ect1on 1n October 1935 the Iumors chose the lol lowmg people as OIIICGTS lack Bolhuls preszdent Edwln Iohnson VICG pf9S1 dent Wrnrfred Sadler secretary V1rg1n1a Tlmrnerman treasurer V1rg1n1a Phrllpps Arthur G1llette and Ieanne Strong student adv1sers and M1ss Reed cmd Mr Schoprneyer faculty advlsers Thelr DGIYIOIIC ball the I Hop held February 8 1936 was even more of a success than the Jumor dances ot former years wlth Bob Saxton and h1s orchestra turnlshmg the rnuslc The 1un1ors beauty parlor and booth of world wonders at the Penny Carmval March 28 were an added source of pleasure as well as revenue lor the class lt IS generally conceded to DG a toss up whether the Iunxor Senror Mtxer held on May 9 or the annual p1cn1c of the class was the clu ax of the year v f I Q A ' TQ 1', A i I ' S l INK SH, U E 4, - l l , . I, I , -I I I A . . - I - I I I . '- 'Y K F . 5 JI 4 J. Floor --- Lyle Chatfee, George Burger, Carl Blok, Arthur Doane, Robert Bayle. Don Atchison, Earl Anderson, George Boss, Lawrence Curtiss, .Jack Clay. Row one - - Helen Diefenbaker, Viruinia Blanch, Ruth Corby, Beverly Acomb, Virginia Becker. Rm, RW ,W Rm, X 2 1 , 1?- Edna Mae Claytor, Dorothy Buskirk, Elaine Bush, Lola Curriston. Ruth Ditton, Mabel Diepenhorst, Ruth DeVries, Esther Clinton, Bert Cross. two Rac-bel Davis, Margie D1-Vries, Betty Blake, Hdythe .lane Bell, Helen Burr-hiis-ld. Glc-nys Cooper, Vivian Andryshak, Dorothy B4-aseeker, Virginia Baxter, Ellie Bormrding, Frank D'Amico. three l'earl Damstra, Eloise Crandall, Yerla Vurriston, 'lihressa Bayle, l.ur-ille Brown, Louise Dale, Muriel Duns, Vesta Barton. Lois Dyksterhouse. Arlene Burlinuham, Vearl Drake. four f Hazvl Crawford, I.:-ivonne Bishop. Vivian Bake, Rose Diek4-nsln-els, Thorneila Bradley, Arleene Duin, Mary .Xirnello Genevieve Brummel. Lauretta Barr, Virginia Cummins, Irwin Clark, Gt-orue Cross. Five Y Robert Day, Robert Baker, George Bauer. Sidney Bultema, Cyrus Crandle, Bob Cunningham, Harry Cassleman, Erwin Bowers, Robert Cook, Earl Bet-keriniz, IUNIOR CLASS B X . I I 5 V iff ' N' Q v, r ' . .il I f' 1 lv 'T 'l- Floor Howard Farr, Dir-k Comrie, Ed Barnes, Henry Emelander, Dick Ellis, Merle Cain Maurice Hiuley. Jerry Brand, Jim Halloway, Howard Bolton. K Row one 4 Virginia Hall. Irene Fisher. Marianne Ganonpz, Doris Hall, Opal Giles. Mary Fotias Helen Hall, Beth Guthrie, Barbara Fletcher, Mildred Haulihan. Elaine Hill. Tom Bono. vi Row two f f Jean Huizen, Marian Van Duinen, Virxzinia Holland, Hazel Eldred, Dorothy Ellen' ' baas, Ruth Eriekson, Marian Gale. Imouene Fisher, Bernice Geske, Gram-e Fyfe. Esther Van sl.-might. xl A Row three -- Kenneth Harmsen, Arthur Gillette. Morris Avery. Dorothy Hey, Dorothy Holland, Q fl Ruth Hiizhstrete, Barbara Hammond, Eleanor Geib, Christine Eirxlers. Edith Haight, .lune f l ifield, Eddie Berxzler. , Row four V Mart Gillesse, Merritt Gress. Harvey Hondorp, Harold Creauan, Melvin Goolsby V, rw 12 1 'f X, Nathan Griswold, Gerald Funk, Floyd Huizeniza, Morris Hicks. Fred Ferguson, Robert T x g., 4 Front row Vita Lombardo, liarhara I.ivim:ston. Donna Koch. Angeline Mimltb. Beatrice Meyers. Miriam Johnson. .lane Keeizstra, Beatrice Lane. Marie I.oL1wert-ns. Hou Iwo Don Kelly. lid Johnson. Joseph Kleiman. Marinus Luyls. Dorothy lnre, Emily Halle-tl. Betty Lomlmarsl, Gerry Kuieek. Dorothy Lirstisz. William Gihls. Kon three .lack Kelly, VVilliam Jaquith, Neil Loveless, Martin Johnson. Karl Kaiser. Anthony I.4-ale, liill Landers, Glen Lewis, l.eo Klinkhammer. IUNIOR CLASS Floor f Nelson Meeter. George Meier, Charles Moll, Don Moore. Row one lone Palmer. Hermina Minkes. Elizabeth Ni:-olette, Helen Meyering, Helene Meyring, Asllyn Miller, Mary Powell. Patrivia Minogue, Shirley Oostiniz, Margaret Nelson. Row two Margaret Pirazzo, Lucretia Marsh, Mae .lean Moll. Anne Mulder, VVinit're1l Mulder, Betty Mason, Audrey Cox. Esther Pell, Shirley Prentlergzast, Marion Meinke. I.in1ly Miller, Henrietta Pape. Row three Carl Miller. Tony Niemeyer, Robert Palmer, Bill Manning. Colie Peebles, Ve na Maekimler, Mary .lane MacDonald, Velma Morris. l.ee Matson, Melba Miekel, Vir mia Phillips. Row four f Moimor Pulakovieh. Charles Mercer, Ben Pitltrello, Lloyd Newton, Em' ' ' r, Ray Mac Donald, Phoebe Peterson, Max N'-- 1:litz. M7 , 4 , , l ' r .4 , ,X Floor -f Lewi- Rosie, Howard Shick. Norbel Heens. Thomas Schopmeyer. VVard Rockwell, Burton Thomas. Arthur Surk, Don Stevens, Omer Royer. Row one - Betty Jane Schumann, Dorothy Se-alot-k. Virginia Richman, Virginia Strong. Barbara Saurman, Wilma Sidebotham, Jeanette Rienks. Elnora Rmlibaufzh, Judy Simons. Edna Speer, Eleanor Smith. Row two Irene Trappen, Elsie Tetzlotf, Ellen Rumohr. JL-an Stolzy. Lorraine Sisson, Joan Sc-huitema. Esther Zuidema, Muriel Reichert, Vosis- Swann, VVinifred Sadler, Vivian Snyder. Virginia Timmerman, Katherine Stoddard. Ron' three .11-anne Simmons. Betty Shafer, Yvonne Thurston, lie-tty ltietbf-rg, .lc-anne Strong, Ruth Snyder. Marjorie Slaughter. Vrystal Svhrorder, Winifrr-il Sr-ully. Franc'-Q Strolvriwlgv. Row four Hula Savage, Hugh Raah. Ray Silverthornm-, Allan Smith, Hill Svhouten, .lohn Slagt:-r. Bob Seger, .Iohn Tepper, Wayne Sht'I'L'l'llSOY'l, Earl Rogers, Kc-nm-th Tori-n. IUNIOR CLASS Floor - Sid Woodsfra. Marion Vestal, Jay Van Oss, Bob VVarren, Leonard Vis. Ray Winslow. Vernon Waterman, Louis VVagner. John Van Sc-hoten. Row one - Florence W'einer, Frances Van Brummelen, Barbara Verberiz, Audrey Van Mourik, Helen Tilton, Margy Shattuck. Beatrice Russo, Marguerite VVilson, Eleanor Veeninga. Frances Salhaney, Cathryn Van Haitsma, Peszxly Van, Lillian Wilcox. Row two -f Marian Van Duinen, Ionne VVri5zht, Beatrice Strong, Doris Reverski, Frances VVeSt- rate, Miriam VVils0n, Leota VVeSt0ver, Marian Vonk, Nr-ila Van Allsburg, Caroline VVils0n. Jane VViggers, Betty VVitter, Dorothy VVinc'hell. Row three 4 John Van Kuiken, Catherine Vande Ilunte, Gerritt Te Pastle, Ermont VS'illiams. Morris Singer. Glen Taylor, Lester Vander Meer, Ilill VVel1'h. George Van Dyke, Vanu- Ward, Bob Williamson. Row four f-f- Harold VVarmels, Robert Swartz, Philip Seheiman, James Strawlvrirlge, Gordon Stearns, Harry Roeper, Robert Vander Meer. Fred Vander Hull. VVayne Sarver. Robert NVill, Robert Spaanstra. Paul Schneider. I ' l , , X l 1 .,f l 1 -V 1 l Y, 1 e l ff Y-Q' . DUI-NER SPXIOXN DXXIN MAC I EININAN lI'T1lNf S SOPHOMORE CLASS After hstemng to the campougn speeches of the candtdates the Sopho mores attendlng the early meetmgs 1n large numbers elected as offrcers the followmg people Max Dufner presrdent Bonn1e Sexton VICE presldent Kathryn Davls secretary Belva Hodge and Bob Phrhpps student adv1sors and M1ss Maclsennan and Mr Gettmgs faculty adv1sors Under the leader shlp of thls able body funds were ratsed by dtme partres glven tn the homes of varlous sophomores ln the Splfll of St Patrrck s Day the tradrtlonal Green Ilg was g1ven by th1s class on March 13 Clark Iv'lcClellans orchestra furntshed the mus1c a floor show was staged and favors were dtstrtbuted At the Penny Carnlval the sophomores operated a booth where they sold candy and sold chances at playtng new games The p1CI'11C held ID May was a gala event for all sophomores and was rlghtfully the chmax of the1r suc cessful year Www trrt 'tv 't HODGE l'HII,Lll'S , , I , ' 1 ' , ' - ' Q . W w ' ' - r I l 1, X 2 A QR 1 4 1 l ron R rnws' Ro xv Ro w Row t row Kathryn Davis, Marie Cole, Jeanne- Boynton, Margaret C'ax'ano, Mary Ann lioujan, Evelyn Edmunds, Kathryn Browning, Marjorie Aldl-ring, Lois Buskirk, .li-rrie Anne Bolhuis, Kathleen lildred. two June DeVries. Roberta Bodine, Iierta Blaine, Betty Bush, Margaret l'llliot, Marie Eitelbuss. Beatrice Brom, Virginia Crandell, .Jacqueline Dykstra. Mardell Burlington, three Maurice Chambers, Vivian Belt, Norma Broun, Nell Borst, Joan Batt-ma, Donna Burson, Dorothy Brown, Winifred Coleman, Bs-tty Farley, Reba litter, Helen Cramer. four Rex Curtis, June Caslow, Dorothy Crandall. Marjorie liukardt, Ruth Dorwin, Bernice Currey. Betty Carley, Reba Etter, Helen Cramer, live Peter De-Vries, Max Chase. Max Dufner, Jack Brandt, Milton Bryson, Dorothy Brown, Elaine Edge-rlee, Fred Camp, Donald DeMann, Gerald Bower, Harold DeH2an. SOPHOMORE CLASS Front row Loretta Fellows, Gxxendolyn Fleer, Maryjane Feldhaus, Lois Hendrickson, Ruth Howell, Loretta Horning, Doris Hinmn, Letty Hornbach, Marjorie Haedke, Row two - Frances Flottorp, Eloise Hahn. Helen Ifultz, Lois Hanley, Marjorie Holstein, Gladys Godfrey, Rosemary Johnson, Marjorie Greenwald, Marguerite Howard, Betty Jaquith, Uaroline De Bartolo. Row three Alice Hudson, Audrey Janninga, June Jaarda, Eloise Hudson, Jane Anne Grooters, Louise Hirschberg, Belva Hodge, VVilma l rens, Betty Gates, Bob Holt. Leon Hornherger. Row four Albert Hyde, Bradley Johnson. Dick Feldt, Bill Gibler, Gordon Good, VVilIiam Gould. l'at Flanagan. Dick Hough, Adrian Gillesse. VVilliam Feller, Bill Jaynes. K f 1 I' , A l H l l gh A was ff, A lfi-mit row Eileen liovrimr, Pauline Livermore, Virginia Meyers. Marjorie Masterson, Janori- l.ivingston Ruth Kaminga, Dorothv McMurty. Alvcejane Otfrimza, Elaine Lewis. Row two Arlene Krupp, Edelaine McGowan, Helen Mac Donald, Dot Mercer. l'at Koch. Dorothy Mctlrain, Lucille Myers. Yvonne Kolekamp, Nelva Knooihuizen, Bessie Mant-uso. Bernice Liner. Ron three R4-na Handler. Reba Lamlis, Ruth l.awrenct-. Jeanne Meinartli. Grace Lincoln. Shirley Natlolsky. Marie Katip, Sylvia Krnttje. Dorothy Knight, V . V limi' four - Betty Knapp, James Leech, Vernice Mills, Dorothy Mt-llregor, Virginia Mitchell. Naomi Nisle Joy Mohnkn-, Jim Kr:-stakos, Jim Le Valley. Row live Kola-'rt Kugzel, Glen Lewis. William M1-llema. Howard Mackey, Mansel Krenz. lid Murphy, Harold Ns-lson, Russell Linalhnut, Laurence Olson. Milton Katz. Fron R4 i w Ro xx' K4 nw Row -Y A ,. 5. SOPHOMORE CLASS t row ff Maxine Terry. Elizabeth Thompson, Dorothy Pinks. Doretta Ritsema, VVinifreml Roeper, Helen Stirdivant, Jaqueline Rauser, Geraldine Schouten. Ruby Spencer. two - Mona Rae Parker, Gladys Rotzell, Maxine Roma Stilson, Jean Pullen, Frances Spykerman, Betty Pauleson, Gloria Pellerito, Vivian Traxler, Marian Tromp. Marjorie Short. three Rachel Richards. Frances Soloman. Edna Rambo, Marian Scheiern, Raymonde Snow, Z1-tha Patterson, Doris Reaman, Mary Patterson, VVilma Smith, Anna Platschorre. four liyrnece Rogers, Ruth '1'r.n'is, Jane Thurtell, Bonnie Sexton, Beatrice Renagan, Milslresl Sticknt-y, Anita Patterson. Mary Parker, June Timmer, Helen Trimpe, Thelma Syren. five - Clyde Lemke, Neil Slade, Robert Nyscon, Jack Ricker, John Steensma, Vlfayne Trimpe. Les Thomas. Ray Patterson. George Schenk, Jess Ramaker, Henry Stanton. fyfufvfr 'J' l rn n H0 w Ru w Row Row .Ni wv1,,9' I LJ' t row Augusta PL-terman, Selma Woodworth, Harriet Wanroy, Louise Scheiman, Betty Wade. Cynthia Van Haitsma, Maxine NVilIiamsun, Hmuyzene Vander VVQ-ide, Kathryn Zylstra. two Stella Warner, Edna Voit, l'atriL-ia Van Valkenburxzh, Julia Ter Meer, Shirley Stevens, lilta Ploeg, Maxine Van Hee, Marie Rogers, Mildred Zeilstru, Dorothy Wilson. three Harold Vander Veen, Don Vander Til, Jane Zylstra, Anne van Westrenen, Carol Simmons, Mildred Tosma, Thelma Waterman, Luellu Winkler, Joy Stout, Eugene Vogt. four Tom Walton, George Woudstra, Don Wizgers, Ray Stevens, Ira Salisbury, Glen Passage, Claude Schurtz. Bob Phillips. five Y Merle Wachter, William Zurecegman, Harold Km-ta-her, Jim Vanderbilt, Jack Vander Ploeg, John Zeh, Bob Van Oeveren, Paul Wright. SOPHOMORE CLASS I 04 f 0 is n SENIOR CALENDAR September 7 1935 The begtnntng of that last short year before gradua t1on but thoughts of graduatton were far from our mtnds that sunny fall day when tanned faces l1t up tn glad smtles at the stght of old trtends when pro grams were groaned and exulted over and a few of last year s sentors stood about wtth a wtstful lost expressron We marvelled at the vast sentor sesslon room ours now wrth Pop Churm s1tt1ng at hts desk l1ke a gerual monarch noddtng and smtllng The waxy smell of the halls assured us that we were back at school sentorsl That f1rst week was a hecttc perrod Programs were changed books swapped desks asstgned and sttll the strangeness of betng a senror Gradu ally we assumed our places tn school lrfe and began to plan for an event ful year Our ftrst b1g undertaktng was the fall p1cn1c Commtttees were appotnted Oct 8 set for the date Fallasburg Park chosen as the stte And what a t1me we hadl One hundred and ttfty sentors were out for a hecttc t1me assrsted by stx teachers who became boys and gtrls aga1n Football and baseball were played accompanted by fem1n1ne shrteks wad1ng for a few hardy souls walks for others Then hot dogs apples punch around a roanng ftre That hour of contentment afterwards when everyone was replete Faces tllumtned by the red glow of the ftre couples stealtng oft for a walk along the r1ver a subdued song This was bemg a sentor We ftnally left carrymg wtth us a memory that w1ll l1ve always Sen1or electronsl We heard all the blare of pohttcal ralhes we were ex horted to vote for the only party for the best government Three trckets were up for electron Kayo Unlty and V1ClOfY In the Kayo party Marvtn Yetter ran for pres1dent Helen lane Wernette vtce pres1dent Maxtne I-loppough secretary and Louts Dorenbush treasurer The Vtctory party l1sted Karl Olson lean MacDonald Betty Black and Bob Rogers as the1r cand1dates The Unrty party had on tts slate Edward Butler Hazel Newman Carrte Hunter and lack Amon for offtces Posters appeared all over the sesston room flarmg stgns proclarmed to all who would read the ments of the1r respect1ve candr dates eloquent speakers exhorted every senxor to cast h1s vote on electton day Facttonal sp1r1t ran htgh school marks took an astontshmg drop Sen1or electrons were occupymg the stage October 29 the polls opened for the prtmartes Sentors stepped tnto the votmg machtne booth pulled down levers and solemnly went away Next day the results were announced Marvtn Yetter and Edward Butler were sttll 1n the runntng for pres1dent Hazel Newman and lean MacDonald for v1ce pres1dent Maxme Hoppough won the secretaryshtp Bob Bogers and Iack Amon survtved the prtmartes for treasurer Then on October 31 the ftnal electton was run off Marvtn Yetter won the prestdency Iean MacDonald be came vtce pres1dent lack Amon was elected treasurer lack Walte Russell sr' ' 1 ff 'Q I ..,.. 1 - , ' 1 I - , . 1 , . 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I - 1 1 - 1 1 . , T - 1 ' I 1 W1eland and Bob Devereaux were elected student advxsors Mtss Eaton and Mr Shrlhnger faculty adv1sors Thus closed one of the closest elect1ons ever held at South and surely the most excltmg W1th competent offrcers at the helm the class of 36 salled along Novem ber 29 the ftrst party was presented by the Vars1ty club to pep us up unt1l Chr1stmas vacatlon lt d1d Then commlttees were appomted w1th every sen1or on one of them at least At last the long awa1ted Chrtstmas vacatlon arrlved Part1es and partles and stlll more partles The comfort of havlng no school work was dulled by the threat of flnal exams Then Ianuary 6 and back agam to those so famthar halls Ianuary 10 started the Annual drtve for subscrtptlons w1th an enter tatmng assembly On lanuary 27 the dreaded ax fell on fearful students ln the form of f1nal exams Nearly everyone held up and we greeted a new f1nal semester February 4 Semor p1ctures came 1nto the l1me11ght next Coulter Studxos won the contract over several competltors Appomtments were made Semors smlrked We walted 1mpat1ently for proofs then groaned or laughed at the defects 1n ones face the tell tale plates brought out However everythlng smoothed out and orders for plctures were taken The Il-lop prov1ded some excxtement and a rousmg good ttme ln the teeth of a howl1ng gale a b1g crowd mushed to the gym to dance to the rhythm of Bob Saxton and h1s band Class colors were chosen double blue wlnmng approval unanlmously The Kadet Khmax marched to the fore March 6 and the Green lxg on the l3th Came the Mtxer on March 22 That happens once 1n a l1fet1me and every sen1or hled h1mself to the lunch room for a grand h1lar1ous evenmg Sprlng vacat1on gave us work laden sen1ors a much needed resplte for the week of Apnl 6 10 But we came back to school to rest up from the vaca t1on For long weeks the cast of the sen1or play The Ghost Tra1n rehearsed txrelessly On Apnl 24 25 the play was presented tn the audrtorlum to capac 1ty crowds May 16 poverty stncken fellows got a break when the Damsels Drag was put on by sen1or g1rls One n1ght that the gals footed the b1ll The Iumor Semor lvhxer was held May 9 leavmg sober sen1ors w1th the thought that graduatmg wasnt go1ng to be pleasant Class Day May 29 w1th a pageant dressed up sen1ors forced ga1ety Came Iune 5 and Commencement the flnal step ln our h1gh school career Wlth a lump 1n our throats we marched across the stage ln the audltorxurn The cllmax to our h1gh school l1fe They were happy unforgettable days but a world awatts w1thout and we go to meet 1t proud to be alumm of South lil.. fr I , 3 l J' K gf I X , . v, ff I , l I I I . 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