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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1938 volume:

,- ,-.f .1 1 ' ff 1 nf ,f N- ..-1 1- w m M 4-3 + H - .... M A- , --,1 --- ,. - -fri - YA- - --I 2-Q 1 f V - f-VW The Spectra 4' K. Pubhshed by the Students of South I'I1gh School Grand Raplds 1VI1ch1gan June 1938 Volurne XXII JZ Q 5' , . ' 5 -1 . Q ' R1 . 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I - S . Y 1 . . . 1 X . 1 1 A . ' at V X' Ded1cat1on Foreword Faculty Semors Iumors Sophomores Football Basketball Table of Contents page 5 60 Track Baseball M1nor Sports Act1v1t1es Glrls Athletxcs ACf1V1tl9S School L1fe Semor Dufectory Theme Song Hear thrs song Wh1Ch I smgl Its a v1ta1 and strong thmg Its a song that must be sung Whlle you and I are young And Whlle We re at the start It's the gropmg for the htghest Wlth mmd open and unb1ased That w111 compose the great theme Somethmg you cant see but feel Vlbratmg through hke a beam The ardent Amerlcan dream Martha Io Grllplfl That is now within my heart. Of something abstract yet real, A Stepp1ng Stone I dont remember her name I cant recall her features but her personalrty Llngers wrth me My problems were oft undone But greater lessons than those she taught to me Loyalty Sense of duty D1sc1pl1ne Crtxzenshlp Pairence No I cant recollect her name but she Was a steppmg stone 1n hte to me lean Kellar Lester C Doen' MA Pnncxpal ' 'E C W, N ...--... 7,444 4 Clfv' f Jffl E' .1359 ff ,, Qffffqgf, 1 ' ,ff '- Q G v J' ' ,V rr Mp, ff' ,V 14 a' fi 111 1+-.3 ' Cl, ,jp j Y i. ,.,f ' 3 4 'V 4 fy, jf , ,, 4 -f ' ' if , , . f, 321' Y A ,, ,. R I rg , , Hn - A Q fir' ,ff 9' .V 2 7 A ,gh 4 P: 1 Nm , xx., 'X 'L 'fi MMJ, ,J-JA +2 5, n 5 oi 1 fag , XY , ' A A- 56,5 , 5 1 1 f?vvb -- -3152 13 I Q., P, Frances Kilstrom Elizabeth Knapp MA BA Isabelle W Knapp B S Faculty dents d generdf line of puplic findnce Und present econornic conditions. Trips to tlie city lidll, tfie courts, ond otlier points of governrzientgl interest ore included in tiie civics course, which furtfiers tlie students knowledge of good citizenship ond oids thezn in understonding the functions of their locdl ond notioncrl governttients History crlong with English is tlie rtzost populcxr subject for cr rnojor. lvfdtlierncrtics is irnportont in rncrny pro fessions, therefore, crlthougli the Eiiglier courses ore optionol, rnony students elect tfiern Mdtlieniotics is especicrlly neces sdry to engineering ond scientific profes sions. Otfier courses offered in tliis field Roy R. Le Valley. A.B. Agnes Linsley A B Bessie Lindley A B Glenn Litton BS -..f iff? ,y-, v 1, '.f , -. vntr Win- v -5 sl.E 6 Q vm L aw -, I I V 1 5-2 02 nuff-4.4 .Nl 4 . YL V . X 1 , -4, QQ, , ki .Qf .JE P X, -, 1: Pi it .-gli :kg f P X . e .il 1, Q 'J'-. 9 . xy. 4 F .V ' 6 5? 5 Y' A C n.-- 8'!Hl2Qv ,. vw,-.vw we was AI 7.911 ff. V, .UC QP ,fr ip 4, 1 . P I 1' ev Q., - 'rg .. ,U -ups- .ly 0 wa - Y. ,Al J iajf. ny , xv', 1 ' I ,Q gif: xa'l'sCs:LKq is , X Y? 0, . .l x 1 vw ' . w. f Ruby C. Walker, M.A. Carl O. Williams, Ph.D. Helen A. Williams. B.S. Laura N. Wilson, A B Faculty ous grammars and novels. In the begin- ning classes, novels and plays are read. ln the more advanced classes, classic works are translated and studied. ln the physical education department the teachers and coaches are largely re- sponsible for making possible South's success in athletic games and meets. The girls' athletic classes are devoted to folk dances, stunt relays, basketball, volleyf ball, indoor, individual sports, and spef cial muscular exercises. The boys' athe letic classes attain skill in basketball, football, indoor, stunts, rope climbing, wrestling, and boxing. FACULTY TEACHERS WITHOUT PICTURES Watson Adams Bertha Field, B.S. Ioan Waasenaar, B.S Lou L. Wilson. A.B. Clara E. Yntema, M.A. Fred W. Zinser fun O 0-w My Ideal Teacher Throuahout alt h1story from the splendor of the Egyphan Em to e to the turmotl of the world today the 11nportance of educatlon and the value of cotrpetent teachers have remamed cardtnal necess1t1es IH the c1v1l1zat1on of mankmd Among the greatest names of the world rank those of anc1ent educators Socrates l nv and lesus the Teacher of Nazareth The whole development rt C1VlllZGl1OI't IS founded upon educatton and the worthmess of 1ts teachers As d1d the anctent educators so must the teacher of today set lltG example for h1s students to follow toward wh1ch end he must have three def1n1te a1ms the w1ll to he an example both moral and phystcal the ab1l1ty to do h1s worlf 1n an 1nterest1ng and thor ough manner and the deS1T9 to come to a fuller understand1ng of h1s students upon whtch rest the only pOSSlb1l1lY of h1s becomlng a leader Hts laxtty ID sett1ng such an example w1ll naturally lead to tl1e lax1ty of h1s students He must show vtgorous amb t1on and lltG ah1l1ty to understand hts students and the1r problems ln fulhlhng h1s ohhgatton to h1s students a teacher s f1rst duty IQ to present h1s sub1ect to h1s students ID an mterestmg and thor ough manner To that end a var1ed and well organ1zed program 1 necessary thus promotmg prec1s1on and a cooperat1ve Splfll be tween the students and the1r teacher lust as the h1stor1an rehes on PTIIIICITY source mater1al so should a teacher make use of personal exper1ence as a foundat1on for h1s teachmgs He should have ex tens1ve acade1n1c preparatlon supplemented by current study1ng and readmg and 1f poss1ble a great deal of travel exper1ence Wl11Cll lS mvalualole for hrst hand 1nformat1on and personal relat1on of the teacher to h1s work H1s ass1gnments should be reasonable Vllllt cons1clerat1on for confl1ct1ng ctrcumstances and other h1nder1ng factor A good teacher w1ll d1scern fundamental helps and dangers 1n h1s methods For mstance he w1ll reah e the danger of excess1ve favortttsm wh1ch al1enates htm not only Wllh the class but also 1 1tl1 the student to whom the favor1t1sm IS shown He Mllll ma1n ta1n enough d1sc1pl1ne 1n the classroom to make h1s students real1ze tl at the classroom IS not a place for rowdlness He should also yart1c1pate 1n extra curr1cular act1v1t1es enough to recogntze the1r ll tportance and 1ntell1gently ncourage part1c1pat1on ID them All of these factors help to allow a teacher to reach an under tdndmg of h1s pup1ls l11s only cl ance of becommg an example and a leader Tlllq understandmg through close assoc1at1on w1th hts yupls should he the rturro e of all l11s work and 1S the only founda lt It for tl e fulhllmen of h1s a1 lack Ho N1Ck 39 W . v . J. , . 1 - -T . . . 1. 1 , I 33, 1. I, ,., . J ' . . , 1 . , 1 ' V I I . . , -J . . , i. 1 . , - .C , . . . . . - ,1 , , 1 , 1 f I 1 . . , S. . . , 1. f f tj I I . 1 1 . .Y V . . Q . . . . K: X . . . , Y 1 . , D .'.1 1 A, .XS 1 ' - ft' H 1, l . '. IHS. - , --Y Y f Seniors Throughout our school years we have tried to develop a spirit of loyalty arid cooperation, as well as a sense of duty, Likewise we liave attempted to attairi tlie will to perform iri order that after our graduation we will be ready to play our part iri the Symphony of lite. My Ideal Semor W lap Ll I K I zz Z.:.- 1 .1 :. .1 ,,,'- lcv 'N' v KA 1, T.. I.. , I '4'fiI.'1' ::.:.c,f1f 1 121.1 ' ,I f Iliff 1 M' .if-I' rim' '- if f.' 1 f VTIQVZ1 'iff' if wm'gf'f- T tx. :T zz. :f'zf'.r. xr: fziif. '. f If :' 7': fi Cf. fljl 'f'1fQi..'f'H crrifi :io if: C IlfF?Y 1. :gil 'A.' ',f.' . .zz hc- 1' 2 'M II. 'f Vg .7':'-4fl.f1f,I QR.. S' 1. gi. if if-' ::.f+1f 1., 11 .ffl C112 ' .fl f ffili ' '..'- 1.0 1'.c 11- .141 3.fz'.1- ' ug CI :Z-1 X' 11 Qff- 1511: fx ufdfezj 1. . ff 'fu 'A.' Qff, 5111 1 '..1 IQ- ::.: .',,.er' f .2 Mtg. tw wig-ci Yr 45 .1 tf'1CQ.f:. Fifi? :. Tffli. .gi I 1-w .116 1 ' gr.-.mire the ljifxl 5j'1Vir.f. I' : .1.11.E1ir f Q'1'f'f.f. 11 igfd if j.1e'.'Cr1I c'x:'.'j ffl' .-.' fs if ' ' :f11.1i: if f CQ I f.1fT1'.Ql1'Q Senior Officers X rx ' , ' X x J 3 3 xx Sl X 5. X tf . C ,-xw A BILL GIBLER KATHRYNE DAVENPORT President Secretary FRANCES VAN BRUMMELEN Vice-President G' Q' ,y BRADLEY JOHNSON ROBERT LUNNINGHAM PHOEBE PETERSON ROBERT DUNN Treasurer Adviser Adviser Adviser MR. PHRVY L. CHURM MR. ALI-'kill SIRRINE F31 ulvv Adviser FHCUIIW Adviser MISS ELIZABETH D. KNAPP Faculiv Adviser Aldering, Mariorie FiIidliny I'li71'I1Wf3U l Atkins, Donald 5 f'f'nlr-nl Senior Orchestra: Class Day. Commence- ment Committee. ' Badaluco, Ioe Happy unrl Hay Band: Golf: Music Committee: Mathemat- ics Club. Pres. Banks, Ada Nliffllllll' l'uu'rrf You Music Committee. Bardelmeier, Betty M. nylllllfl' fhrl Tull Senior Girl Rn:-serves: Klicker Klub, Vine- pres., Pros.: Annual: Color Committee. Baker, Wm. L. 'lluxl Ijlrllll Hill Student Council. Hall Comm.: Memorial Committvf-, Chrm. Barbour, Helen Avis Yun .lplufnl fn ,ll1 tl.A.A.: Holm- Rule Council, Sc'l1ol:irship Cuntniittt-1-. Bartz, Oriield Uh You ll,0!llll'U Belt, Vivian M. Good and Liu-Ivy Color Committee. Bisbee, Iean R. Easy in Lul'1 ' Senior Girl Reserves: Mixed Chorus: Glee Club. q 'if C, l., -Q' -I Bodine, Roberta lean l Thr S un In-11 ln l Maude Fuller Club: Senior Girl Reserves: Motto Committee. Benner, Marjorie I. ,lInr'yi1 ' Mixed Chorus: Photo Committee. WW? ,Aff Blain, Betta '.lll Sllllll'N'y mitluv. Bolhuis, Ierrie Ann 1 .. -, v. ' .' . ' ' 4 Fr:-m-li Flulr: lflmwr Vmninittl-1-1 lxliilltio Full.-r Vluli. Boom, Hay Bono, Thomas l , , , ,, D lou llll flu .Nlml .. 1 '. H. I I .4 U x ' , I m llnlmy H Undufu Tun' ' at Hi-Y: Spanish Clullg '1':4tllvr: Vllllllt' R1-la tions Cuniniittm-1-, Sn-niur Girl Rust-ru-sz Entertainment Com- Bouian. Mary Ann Mary Annv 5 Color Committee. f Boynton. lemme S I llmrd, Vex I llfllfllu Tattlerg Annual: Publicity, Chrm.: Span- ish Club. Braun. Norma lean I . You Uuyhl Io he in I'i1'I111'1f.w A Y' Maude Fuller Club: Mixed Chorur.: Girl Reserves, Vice-pres. : Motto Committu- 5 Glee Club: Senior Play. . . T Liz. -.:'a..i- Broder. Betty 'Qllrzrriage Bells ' Girls' Chorus: Color Committee. 'K Brown. Dorothy Mae Life of Hu' ljllfflllu 07 G.A.A.: Entertainment Committee. Browning. Kathryn E. l11lrk Eyes Senior Latin Club: Glee Club: Tattlerl Annual: Public Relations Committee. Bryson. Milton I. Afllllllllllll I llrllllfll .ll11k1f IU1.1lll1111 Baseball: Senior Latin Club 3 Mixi-nl Chorus: Photo Committee: Football, Intl: Boys' Chorus. Bultema. Howard .loIliIy H 5 F Bower. Gerald 'Life is Just a Bowl of Cherries Senior Orchestra: Memorial Committee. Brandt. lack G. Gipsy in Jly Soul Mixed Chorus: Bars and Chevrons Club: Play Committee: R.O,T.C.: Glee Club. Brisbin. Ione Depp in Your Ifyrs' 1'1,-..,.,-L.-+5 -. ... Brower. Margaret With I'h11r111 111111 G'r111'1f G,A.A.: Entertainment Committee: Senior Play. Brown. Phyllis M. l11 Nll'l'1 l I.'1111l1'11I G..-LA.: Class Day: Commencement Com- mittee. Bruining. Leona S11'1f1fl flllll Si111pl1f Color Committee: Commercial Law Club. Bul. Alex 'll'iIh ll Smile Illlfl ll Slllljlu Bultema. Sidney 'TIMIF1111 Sflllll' I Illl 0111 of Life Decorations Committee: Mixed Chorus. Burson, Donna True and Loyal Annual: Memorial Committee: Tattls-rg Mixed Chorus. Buskirk, Lois M. A'Ix'riyl1l Eyes Entertainment Committee: Maude Fuller Club: French Club: Spanish Club. Camp, Fred B. ll:-url yillllfvx l r4'4 ' llnnil: lfootbzill, lst: 'l'raek l'l:iy Cotnmittee: Directors' Club: llasketbnll, Zfncl. Cassleman. Harry 'Hllililury ,llunn Photo Committee. Chrm.: R.0.'l'.C.: Bars and Chevron:-1 Club, Pres.: Klickei' Klub: Mixed Chorus: Clee Club: Reserve Trnek. Mgr. Caruso, Florence I ll'unl In Iwi lluppyn J Ltllz Vx C L' ' Chambers, Maurice M. K'rimson lflllXlll'SH Concert Band: Music Committee. Cole, Marie A. .llm-ir Maude Fuller Club: Senior llirl lh-si-rw-s: Coninn-ri-ial l,nw Club: Senior l'Iuy Foun- mittee. Cook, Albert B. HlJl'Il'.II1lIl.lf.N fl Ilolirlujf' luleriion Loniinilu-ei llnsi-b:ill: t'oinni4-i- ..:..i lou- a'i..l.- Khnln-vmni rl l ll' Y a 5 . 'S'- ' f I xzu , I ' 5 1 if 4' 1'- ' x sf C ' .r ?f My 4 4 4 'K Q- 'ie a rig 1 N72-M9 'X f A Boss, George E. Nllrflighfr-d In .llefff You Golf: Announcement Commltttt Comms r cial Law Club. Cain, Clifton .-l'lll'1',f.ll0fn Mathematics Club: Spanx h Club Com mercial Law Club: Motto CHYTIYUIIIIA Caslow, Iune Hldlfllll l'hnrn:iny Annual Cireulatinn: Tattlnr Snnior llonor Society: l'ublie Relations tomniittu u :lent Council: Mixed Chorus Carley, Betty Arlene Huy unrl I,'1'm'rf7'ul Maude Fuller Club: Photo Committu Student Council 3 Kliektr lxlub Si mor Girl Reserves, Pres.: Spanish Club bu' Chaffee, Lyle W. .f1nin1ati.m Mathematics Club: Spanish Club Liu Club: Memorial Committtt Photo Llub Treasurer. Church. Nan Tull, Tun mul Trrrifif Tattler: Senior Play. Coleman, Winifred V Ning llfrlllll Ning 'l':ittler: l'lay Coniniitlm t'lulr: Senior Girl lies--I S.-e.: Horne Rule Count-il Cooley, Audrey Thr l,us.v will: flu' ll l lowel' iioniinitteei S4-nit I th Cramer, Helen De-Lovely Play Committee: Annual: Senior Latin Club. Cross, Bert I Lore fo Whistle Cunningham, Richard Sing and be Happy Mixed Chorus: Entertainment Committm Tennis: Track. Currey, Bernice A Treat for the Eyes Spanish Club: Badminton. Davis. Kathryn Su:wf as a Song Student Council: Senior Play: G.A.A.: Annual 5 Senior Honor Society : Flower Committee, Chrm. Dean, Vemon Royuixhnvss French Club: Hi-Y, Sec.: Decoration Committee. DeBoer, Ieanette ln Jlerry Mood Election Committee. DeHaan, Harold 'fl'ou'er House Crandall Dorothy S 0 Rare Spanish Club Senior Girl Rteerxes lxliclter lxlub Senior Play Committee Cumnuns Vlrgmia I nz Deprfndable Annual Tattler Art Club Committee 'timed Chorus Decoration Cunnlngham Robert 3' Vu Hero Football lst Track Varsity Club Senior Class Advisor Senior Play Davenport, Kathryn Impe 011 n var Senior Cl ss Sec Tattler Kliclter Klub xx Day Robert 'Honestly and Truly Spanish Club' Motto Committee. DeBats Phyllis V What Makes You so Sweet Play Committee: Annual: Commercial Law Club. Q ' DeByle, Constance f'unin' Lil' Thing ' i VT ff G. : s , fx V l ' .YN x X , 3- via I D ries. Iune A 6 l,1rr'ky Lifllv Ilrfrif' G.A.A.: Art Club: Senior Girl Reserves: Play Committee: Art Committee: Mixed Chorus. Dodds. Velda A'Lr111yJ' Election Committee: Commercial Lau Club. Draper. Virginia i'H4fn11Iif11l Ilrmnief' Announcement Committee. Dunn. Robert E. Thr Tr111np0lffr Senior Class, Student Advisor: Hi-Y: Band: Senior Orchestra: Tennis: Junior Class. Treas.: Student Council. Eckhardt. lack I'lI Get Along Sonwlmu- Football, lst.: Basketball, lst: Visiting Committee: Varsity Club, Pres.: Track. Edgerlee. Elaine Gee But You're S11'aflI Annual, Editor: Tattler: G.A.A.: Senior Honor Society: Senior Girl Reserves: Spanish Club. f Eldred. Kathleen J QNX I l'ou're tl ll'IlIH'kU1lfU Mixed Chorus: Cleo Club: ltilalidt- Fuller Club: Commercial Law Club: Public Rela- tions Committee. Elliott. Margaret h7',IllIIln'N for llu Jlt'lll1ll ll-' Maude Fuller Club: Frt-nvli Club. Etter. Reba Slay as Nwrri us You .-Inf Maude Fuller Club, See.: Dem-oration Com- mittee. Dorwm Ruth lliqhfy Lal- ll Rose Decoration Committee Art Clul Duiner Max I no lffllllfl Fuev Studcnt Council lxlleker Klub Pres oto Committee Sophomore Claes Pre: Stnior Orchestra Commercial I iw Club Senior Play Tattler Dykstra Edwar 'll l'i'1l,I-,HP , Hi-YZ Motto Committee ommerrial Law Club: Klicker Klub. Eckhardt. Marjorie Something Io Sing Abou! P Spanish Club: An Club: G.A.A.g Public Relations Committee. r . U' Q V Q4 V M? Edmunds. Evelyn 1? B V- V' M 'flleirinries of Youi' :W V, . ' - Flower Committee: Senior Latin Club: if y : 5 -U-J . one Club. ET' . l 11, I ,. r iw f i ff K 7 n' K 1 :ze to .:if!:fT ' Elenbaas Gladys L I u 111111 I Ulll Stmor lirl Rtbtrvca Maude Fuller Club Badminton Scholarship Cornmxttu n nounetmt nt Lommitttt Elhs Richard t fi Il In lnl-ur lxlub itll tommlttt md lln Feldhaus. Mary lane Lough Your UU:-11 Tlirozljlli I,ife ' l-'lower Conimittee: Tattler: Maude Fuller Club: Annual: Glee Club: Mixed Chorus. 5.5: 1 . Fellows, Harlan f i Ulfzuznin' ll'ild ' - Motto Committee: Camera Club: Conser vation Club. Flanagan, Pat l.f1ugl1iny1 Irixh Eyre Football, lst: Student Council: Varsity '- Club: Basketball, lst Mgr.: Decoration Committee, Chrm. Flottorp, Frances 1 ll SmiIm Art Club: Senior Girl Reserves: Public ' R1-lations Committee. Fotias, Mary . V . ., iff To n Stow! Prlflly Thing A-A 1 Flower Committee: Mixed Chorus: Glee -I 1 , A Club: Senior Orchestra: Maude l-'uller fx.-ru ' V club. QL' ,, - ' . ' t fl f V Fuller, Margaret You lluvv Everything filet- Club: Senior Girl Reserves: Commer- cial Law Club: Photo Committee. Gazan, Ieanette Commercial Law Club: Decoration Com- mittee. Gibler, Wm. rm nt- SA! Une in ll Million Senior Class, Pres.: Senior Honor Society: V Football, lst: Varsity Club, Vice-pres.: Baseball, Pres. : Latin Club. Ferhlen. Charles Swinging in the Corn Band: Senior Orchestra: Music Commit- tee: Commercial Law Club. Fleer, Gwendolyn l1lllIl4'7l L rmlr.+ Maude Fuller Club, Pres.: Senior Honor SUCIHIYJ Flower Committee: Spanish Club. Ford, Doris Ideals Maude Fuller Club: Mixed Chorus: Tat- tler: Memorial Committee. Fryover, Wm. I id1llin Bill Klicker Klub: Mathematics Club: Visiting Committee. Fyle, Grace Dark Eyes that Dream Commercial Law Club: Mathematics Club: Latin Club: Class Day: Commencement Committai K+ fs 7 f , K ff Geller, Herman l ollou' in .ily I oulxrrp.v Spanish Club, Pres.: Mathematics Club: Model Club: Assembly Board, Chrm.: Bars and Chevrons Club: Play Committee. Gillesse, Adrian ll'l1i.vflv lVhile You IVork Gilman, Robert , GilmOl'6, Lois If 0 .225 -'y,,,,'ll rm There ', 5 A l1f 'fl11 UW lr, lg, KLA..-X.: Home Rule Council. Sec.: Visit- ini.: Committee, Chrm.: Commercial Law Club. Girod, Gordon I'1'f Hilchcd Jly Wayan to a Star Student Council, Pres.: Debate. lst: Track: Inter High, Vice-pres.: Memorial Committee: Tattler: Rini: and Pin Coma mittee. Godfrey. Gladys Lore is Herr to Sfllyu Spanish Club: Maude Fuller: Flower Com- mittfee. Gould. Wm. Wlafllirig Soma I-'un flu! of l.ifrf Commercial Law Club. Greenwald, Mariorie Starry Eyes Klicker Klub: Senior Latin Club: Senior Girl Reserves: Mixed Chorus: Senior Honor Society: Play Committee: Senior Play. f Grooters, lane Ann 1 0 in 9 ' , L l' JlirIl1 and Ga-qely ' Maude Fuller Club: Mixed Chorus: Senior Girl Reserves, Treas.: Music Committee: Glue Club. Hanna. Ruth More I'ou'er lo You Color Committee: Commercial Law Club: Senior Girl Reserves. Harris, Robert SmiIin lfyux 0 You Trut-lt: Varsity Club. Heinzelman, Winiired IV: Pruisf Thu ,fi 1-ii Glapa. Constance A'.YUIlC'h nf e Room Council: Tattler: Glee Club: ench Club: Class Day: Commencement C mittee. Goolsby, Melvin f'liirp n LHIIP Ditty Goulooze. Ruth .-lltrrlys and .-1I1l'ayx Pfililic Relations Committee: Maude Fuller C u v. Greening, Robert u7vIIllI1ln'S' for Ille Memory Hakeem, Rose The One Rose Public Relations Committee. Harmsen. Kenneth Shenanigal1x Heiden. Noland l lI'I'lfuuf l'Ilet-tion l'oniniittee: Track, Hendrixson, Lois l1'uf1l4'll l,n1'ks Class Day: Commenrement Committee: Ctrninit-rcial Law Club: Maude Fuller Club, Sec. Higgins. Roger 'Take Me Ou! to Ihe Brill Cfllflllfu Senior Honor Society, Pres.: Election Committee: Varsity Club. Hirschberg, Louise ULU ll i xc Commercial Law Club: Mathematics Club: Debate: Student Council: Tattler: Mixed Chorus: Senior Honor Society: Klicker Klub: Senior Girl Reserves: Glee Club. Holland. Virginia ln Szrelfl f'onlvnl Visiting.: Committee: Commercial Law Club: Spanish Club, Vice-pres.: Senior Girl Reserves, Vice-pres. Hough, Richard The f'I0lI'1lD Annual: Model Club: Commercial Law Club: Klicker Klub: Conservation Club: Bars and Chevrons Club: Art Committee: R.0.T.C. Hudson. Eloise You A re Hy Il1'url'x Delight Senior Girl Reserves: Maude Fuller Club: Bars and Chvvrons: Class Day: Commence- ment Committee. Hughes, Naomi Sophi:4IicuIw1 Lady Hyde, Albert E. Things are Looking Vpj' morial Committee' Student Council' Me . ' . Tattler, Managing: Editor : Mathematics Club: Senior Honor Society. Iannenga, Audrey Yau C ouI1In't Be Culer' Hillary. Edith l'uu're An Education Art Club: Decoration Committee: Enter- tainment Committee: Mixed Chorus. Hodge. Belva Marie l'ou're .lly Ideal' Annual: Tattler: Student Council: Senior Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: Senior Orchestra: Senior Play Committee: Entertainment Committee. Chrm. bl Holst ' , Mariorie Hyktile S1L'wfIIwr1rl tllllflaude Fuller Club: Flower Committee: I :Annual Circulation: Senior Girl Reserves. Homberger. Leon Y01l,1'P Go! Something There Music Committee: Spanish Club: Commer- cial Law Club: Conservation Club. Huso, Alberta f'ulm mr thr' Night Class Day: Commencement Committee. Huisman, Don Vo ll lde, Luella You .flppml in llc Election Committee: Senior Girl Reserves. Iacquith, Betty .lI1fIIou' Bit of Rhythm G.A.A.: Flower Committee. Iohnson. Bradley Easy on the Eyes Football, lst: Baseball: Junior Class, Ad- viser: Senior Class, Tri-as.: Hi-Y, Trt-as.: Senior Honor Society: Band: Tattler. Iohnson, Martin lVhiStIf ll'l1iIG You lVork Kaminga. Ruth On the Smifinwnlal Side Maude Fuller Club: Decoration Committee. Kellar, Charles William Pardon My Southern Accent Memorial Committee: Mathematics Club: Model Club: Student Council: Ring Com- mittee. Kent, Peggy 7',I0l'l',S ,Yo Silbstilule For You Maude Fuller Club: Commercial Law Club: Flower Committee. Kloslcy. Helene 'IIeIf1 n e French Club: Senior Girl Reserves: Flower Committee. Korhom, Evert Uh Hou' I llfllr' lo Url up in Ihr .llnr1:injl Krestakos, lim I. U-Qlllllllll Jim Football. lst: Football, Capt. ind: Yar- sily Club, Sec.: Trucl-Q: Play Coniniittev. mf Iohnson, Dale 1'm .luxl I-'onlin' .lroun11 Basketball, lst: Baseball: Baseball. Nur.: Hi-Y: French Club: Klicker Klub: An- nounr-i-mt-nt Committee: Hoxinst, Iohnson. Miriam G. I,nz-Ply Om Mixed Chorus: Photo Committee. Katz. Milton I. Learn fo t'ruvn Mathematics Club: Glee Club: Play Com- mittee: Annual Circulation, Mgr.: Senior Play. Kelley. lack W. Go Info Your IJIIIIFPU Play Committee: 4C Hi-Y: Bars and Chev- rons Club: Band: Track: Annual: lst Lieut. R.O.T.C.: French Club: Senior Play. Ketcher. Harold .lInrs' l,1Ill'4'l' lu You French Club: Mixed Chorus: Football, Zndl Track. Knee, Dorothy I 11rr '.lIl'1I1l', -K fy ' Mixe L o s: Motto Committee. -4 -sg ' a Krenz, Mansel L. I ll'ux Ihlillfl ,Ill Right 'l'r:it-kg Siiunisli t'lub: Matln-niutii-Q t'lub: Kliclwr Klub: Vlnss Day t,'o1iiriiiri.'i': l'-me s--rxaiii-ni t'lul-2 Stuilvnt Vouiiril. Krottje, Sylvia E. SA11l:'iu Mutha-niuties Club: Art Club: Ilveoration and Yisitini: t'onimittt'--. Kruse, William T. ln H1110 Vffmflizln lVf1lers Photo Committee: Klicker Klub. Lane, Beatrice May Ile-Lovely Lass. Anthony Oh, but I'm llnpp-y Lester. Donald Laugh C1011-11. Laugh Lewis, Helen Louise What Nukes You. So Sweet? Senior Girl Reserves, Pres.: G.A.A.: Mixed Chorus. Lindeman, Margaret Peg 0' Jfy llfllffu Mixed Chorus: Visiting Committee. Livermore, Pauline B. l'uu're .Iuxl fl Lifflv Illff,l'l'l1,H Senior Orchestra: Klicl-ter Klub: Color Committee. Lowing. Eileen L. SIl'I'Pf mul Lovely Flower Committee. , , QM, gh t Stay . 'T' FQ- I -u Kugel. Robert M. .Yfnrr'l1nIa11r Hi-Y. Vice-pres.: Visiting Committee. Lawrence, Ruth In Your f,ll'11 Quiet lVay French Club: Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Entertainment Committee. Leech, Iames llrm'l Saw' Your Lure LeValley, lim FrerrkIe-face Junior Class, Vice-pres.: Hi-Y, Pres.: Student Council, Treas.: Band: Baseball: Orchestra: Election Committee, Chrm. Lincoln, Grace L Getting Sonia Fun Out of Life Senior Girl Reserves: Maude Fuller Club: Memorial Committee: Senior Play. Lindhout, Russ I 'll rly- Top Music Committee: Varsity Club: Football, lst. Loveless, Neil Richard Sinful Vp IIIIII f'hWr Cheerleader, Capt.: Con. Band: Hi-Y: Track: Commercial Law Club: Entertain- ment Committee: Klicker Klub. Ludwig. Thelma M.- SlPI'lIllllIPlllln J K Senior Girl Reserves, Visiting Committee. X Luttrell, Holland i MacDonald, Mary I ane . V 5 . . Huey Vomlf. Easy GO 5 H ll'hm1 Irish Eyes Are Smilni' ' t : Girls' Chorus: Senior Girl Reserves: Color Committee. PX e. X s x M Mackey. Howard E. The f'!lllIl'l'Il Doe.vn'I Lie Con. Band: Klicker Klub: 4C Hi-Y: Photo Committee: Annual. Tattler: Conserva- tion Club: Senior Play. Markel. Melvin Luc-lfy Lilile Devil Visiting: Committee. Mason. Betty lane VII Smile Ayainv Photo Committee: Maude Fulier C Meinardi. Helen Ieane A Preily Fair Maid Tattler: Senior Girl Reserves: Play Com- mittee: Commercial Law Club: Klicker Klub. Meyers, Lucille E. Ullllllll' wiih Jlr. Lllrilllfu Debatinir: Senior Latin Club: Glee Club: Annual: Senior Honor Society: Senior Play McMurtry, Dorothy I. Allillllflll Your llrllll 'I'l1rol1yl1 Life G.A.A.: Girls' Chorus: Senior Girl Re- serves: liadminton, Visiting.: Committee. Mellema, William M. Hill Con. Band: Motto Committee. Manglitz. Max K. 6' GA l fm Jus! an Urflilzarly IIum4m Marsh. Royal W. l'0Il,l'I' an lfflllfllfiflllv Mixed Chorus : Senior Orchestra : R.O.T.C.: Tattler: Hi-Y: Commercial Law Club: Junior Red Cross: Entertainment Com- mittee. Masterson. Marjorie Lee Slum in Jly Eyes Student Council: R.O.T.C., Sponsor: Bars and Chevrons, Sec.: Motto Committee, Chrm.: G.A.A.: Tattler: Girl Reserves: Spanish Club: Annual Circulation. 4 Mercer, Charles H. uyvlll' Toy Trumpef' Hand: Orchestra: Model Club: Klicker Klub, Treas.: Track: Hi-Y: Music Com- mittee. Meyers, Virginia Ruth Sr:pl1ixfi1-111111 Lmlyv ' Senior Girl Reserves: Maude Fuller Club: - Entertainment Committee. f . ' . 42 .Z Q-,J 4 0' g..4.l. 7. IM... Mickel. Iames George ll'x ll H11-:ll Life Football, Qnd: Glee Club: Motto Commit- tee: Varsity Club: Footbzill, Mgr. Mills, Vernice Ioy nlvlll Ilulilililly Over Class Day Committee: Art Club: Art Committee: Girl Reserves. Minkes. Hermina S zfrfet Sn nz con e Spanish Club: Klicker Klub: Senior Or- chestra. Moore. Earl Ulfirlin' llw lx'iIor'yr'Iw'J Morse. Betty Lg,-p Thy Xwijllllfrfru Glu. Club: Mixed Chorus: Maude Fuller Club: Flower Committee. Murphy. Ed F. Lr111yl1iny Irislz FHM!! Varsity Club: Basketball: Track. Nelson, Harold Marren t'I3n1'kiu' Ihr' 7'U1I'H b 11. 111, - d Znd: Track: Varsity glJtill1i:aMathimatxi::s Club: Hi-Y: Glen' flqbi M' -d Chorus: Color Committee: bt-mor Pliixyig Tattler Staff: Annual Staff. Newton. Lloyd NI C'an'l Be Bnllufrwd .Vou ' Motto Committee. Nisle. Naomi E. .-I nf-hors A 1r'wig1l1. ' Tattler: Senior Girl Reserves: Motto Com- mittee : Badminton. Olfringa. Alyceiane 'Z-Hire in lVonderInmI Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Photo Com- mittee. ?I 2' Minogue. Patricia Ann Sweet mul Lnzri' Chorus: Glue Club: Mixed Chorus: Tat- tler: French Club: Klicker Klub: Mathe- matics Club: Photo Committee. Morrow. Doris E. Su-rfvt is Ihv ll'nrzI for You Senior Honor Society: Entertainment Com- mittee. Moss. Herbert A. Dark lfyrf.-f Commerrial Law Club: Mathematics Club: Conservation Club: Decoration Committee. Nelson. Dulcie O. Sll'l'I'f Slrullyrff' Public Relations Committee. Newton. Iune E. n,fl'l'1lll-VF l'ou'rr l'nu Senior Girl Reserves: Visiting Committee. Niemeyer. Tony h1vhiI1.ff-9 Are Looking Up Band. Q vw, if i, f,-5, , fy., 1, f fb. ri. f :HF Nysson. Robert I. Ld Yuzlrsclf flu Tattler: French Club: Visiting Committee, 5 Olson. Laurence 1,lI1 .lust u f'nullfry ,ffl-Il at llrarI Commercial Law Club: Senior Orchestra: Publicity Committee: Senior Play. Oost, Stewart Irwin 'Qllwfl flu' l uIurw lII'l'XllI4'lIfn Sm-niur Latin Club: SL-nior Hunur Such-ty: Commm-rcial Law Club. Overton, Hall .lIu.vir in .lly Ilwlrr' Mudul Club: Art Club: Cun. Hand: Svniur Orchvstra: VVrL-stlimz. Parker, Nona Rae 1.lll'l'l' Lilllw ll'ur11x G.A.A.: Tattlvr: Photo Committee. Patterson, Anita Nil-nfl and Lfll'l'l'I1U Senior Latin Club. Pres.: Glee Club: Color Committee. Peterman, Augusta I'm llwp1'11rl:1l1I4 ' Kliukcr Klub: Art Club: Sm-niur Orchestra, Phillips. Robert P. l'1l l,ul'r In I'lu.u Il Lilllr' l.UI'1' S1'l'llI'n Football: Varsity Club: Track: Hi-Y. Pullen, Mary E. You llil flu' Njmlu G11-if Club: Slim-rl Cbnrus: lflmxr-r Cum- init!-1-. Rambo, Edna Nu-nl mul l,n1r Maudv Fullr-r Club: Ill-curuli-in Cfrrnrliillw- Oosterhof, Marjorie 'ixkflfl' r'x lfull 3 Fr:-nch Club: Memorial Cummitu-0: Maude Fuller Club. Parker, Mary Elizabeth Sin rry lflurns Girl R4-sm-rx-cs: Spanish Club, l'rt-s. I l-Clicker Klub: Flower Cummittov. Passage, Glen H. .llnl'f' l,llIl'1'l' In You Mixed Chorus: Glen Club: Photo Cum- mittee. Patterson, Ray Kin Ulu' Flunw .Yerm' lliru-v Basketball, lst and Znd: Varsity Club' Flower Committee. Peterson, Phoebe C. Tn ll Su-wi mul Prvlly Yvllllllflu Junior Class, Sec.: Senior Hunur Society: Senior Class, Adviser: Ring.: and Pin Cum- mittee. Chrm.: R.O.T.C.. Sponsor: Bars and Chovrnns Club: Annual Platschorre, Anna li'rfrl1 Ihul Tu-inklr in Your lf.1uf.v Class Day Cnnlniitu-4-1 Commercial Law Club. Pullen, Rachel lean .lvuni:f wifi: flu' Liyllf lfl'flll'Il Ilfliru S--niur Orcht-stru: Maumlr- l ull-Ar Club, Yin--lm-s.: fllutln Cuniniilh-4-. Ramaker, Iess C. f'1ll1'l Ie1'IlllIlllll'l'll Klickt-r Klub: Ent:-rtainnn-nt Cummitti-L-. Rauser, Iacqueline .-lcrulmlif' Finyfrff Senior Girl Reserves: Glee Clukz Mixed Chorus: Senior Latin Club: Senior Honor Society: Music Committee, Reens, Norbel ffl HH .llnnjl -Qllllllflllllls Reminga, Margaret Ann hlionrl Lillie. llml Lilllw You Play Committee. Reverski, Doris Marie Hllriylll lfyefxv Play Committee. Richman, Virginia L. Uh, hu! lilll Illlllll-ll Glu- Club: Visiting: Committee. Ringold, H. Eugene V I 7 lmu'n will: l1fIl'l',, '- Track: Commm-rvizil Lam' Clulmg Motto Com- mittee. Roeper, Winiired I. I'lu.11. f'l'1',II'Nfl'Il. l'lrl.l1 Senior Orchestra: Mist-rl Chorus: S1-nior Girl R4-serves: Class Day Committi-t-. Rogers, Bymece E. Hui My ,llinrl on ,llu.vi1 Senior Girl Reserves: Maude Fuller Club: Klicker Klub, Sec.: Senior Orchestra: Music Committee. V' Reaman, Doris Sweet and Simple Maude Fuller Club: G.A.A.: Entertain- ment Committee. Reichardt, Hugo G. Say it wilh jl11.friv Klicker Klub: Music Committee: Senior Play. Renagon, Beatrice Hllnplzy anal Huy Glu- Club: Mixed Chorus: French Club: Entertainment Committee. Ridinger, Clifford K. I uulin' Jlyswlfu Visiting Committee. Ricker, lack Sleep, lh'urir, Sleep Varsity Club: Tattlt-r: Annual: Basket- lrzill. Mizr. lst, and Incl: Hi-Y: Commer- cial l,aw Cluli. Roeper. Harry, Ir. You Took Ilu' Worfl.-f Roettger, Garvis u.IllNl Il Iliyulrf' Rogers, Marie Esther .lIuri1f Klicker Klub: Photo Committee. Rotzell, Gladys B. l'rn llarinjl fl lV0mIwrfuI Time G.A.A.3 Senior Orchestra: Tattler: Music Committee, Chrm.: Con. Ba Russo, Beatrice Mary fl-11118-ll in Jllu Soul Flower Committee. Salhaney, Iosephine ,losrpl:i:i1 J Mixed Chorus: Chorus: Gln- Salsbury, Robert IW Ifllflll'P' lic High! Tattler: Annual: Senior H Mixed Chorus: R.O.T.C. Scheiern, Marian Sing and lic Happy nd. c Club. onor Society: G.A.A.: Badminton: Tattler: Senior Reserves: Color Committee. Schick, Howard Allan Uh, You Rogan Girl Track: Student Council: Klicker Klub: Varsity Club: Election Com Schreur, Bill C. lfl'1'l'lll lm.u'.w ll llolirluy Motto Coniniittm-5 Baseball, Sexton, Bonnie M. l'uu'rr ll lx'lma'k-Uri! mittee. v, Student Council, Vice-pri-s,: G.A.A.: Color Committee, Chrm.: 'Pattlerg Senior Play. fig f V, I . . -in Ruggi'Phillis .-1 Lillie Ili! Il1l1l'IIl'l1lll'1lf Art Club: Decoration Committee Annual x M., Russo, Iennie Margaret Bonnie Jrnniv Color Committee. Salisbury, Ira G. You Van llaflwllzl on ,ll1f Art Club: Conservation Club: Colf im: Committee. Scoville. Sara l'm Jus! un Urzliifry Ilumf Scheiman, Louise lJwliyliIed Io .llefl You Tattler: Annual 3 French Club Spanish Club: Public Relations Committee Senior Honor Society: Commercial Ldvs Club Schopmeyer, Thomas H. I l?on'1 lVllllf In ,llakv lliv 01 Mixed Chorus: Klicker Klub Flution Conimittiee: Commercial Law Club An nual: Senior Play: Home Room Council Schurtz, Claude E. I-Umllonsw ,mil I Illll'.llf'l'l'l' Shannon, Glenn ,ll: ulul ,ll-ll .gllllllfllfu Mod.-I Club: Ili-vorzntion Commituc Shannon. La Verne nllulllflff Trouble Model Club: Decoration Committet Shinkman. Mary B. She Shall Ilfrre JIu.Qic Senior Honor Society 1 Student Council: Orchestra 5 Mathematics Club, Vice-pres.1 Music- Committee. ix 'fi ff -, Sibma. William '- Hill Smith. Allan nlllll l,l'1II'Il!1fllllt'N R.O.T.C.: Senior Honor Society. Tri-as.: Bars and Chevrons, Vice-pres.: Play Com- mittee. Smith. Wilma E. 'iliifl' ix .lllxl ll If0ll'I of 'I f G,A.A.: Mixed Chorus: Entertainment Committee. A Spencer. Ruby Pvflll'I'Sf uf the Fair Decoration Committee, Stevens. Ray E. l'ou'rr1 Hof Nornwlllilzy Tlwrr' Kent County J unior Red Cross, Pres.: Football, lst: Senior Orchestra C Varsity Club 1 Color Committee. Sticlcney. Mildred lean You f'oulrln'l Ile f'Ilfl'l , Mixed Chorus: Glee Club: Class Day Com- mittee. Sherwood, Bette lean Wrap Your f'fzrrf.-1 in Rhylhm and llrlln-rf Shippy. William Sfriliny. Sailing! Slomp. George l IVI1.-1 llllilljl .Ill High! Mixed Chorus: French Club: Memorial Committee. Smith. Betty B. Su'fwf ax rc Sony Maiule Fuller Club: Photo Committee. Solomon. Frances Shark in ,ily lfjlrf.-r Spielmacher. Doris C. 4 I llrwnn Too .llu1'h 9 Maude Fuller Cluhp Entertainment Com- mittee. 'F Stevens. Shirley Scott I 'nr'r'frwr ' Glen Club: Motto Committee. Stilson. Maxine R. I llf'Il-IIN unrl . I lll'Il.llh'u Syren. Thelma E. l'nu'rr lfwrylliiny Nll'I'l'f-i Mixed Chorus: Senior Latin Club: Sm-nior Honor Society: Klickvr Klub: Photo Com- mittt-v. Terry. Maxine R. Hl1Ul'l'l.ll Huw Senior Orchestra: Klickt-r Klub: Visiting: Committee. Thurtell, lane Hellen I 'oq:u'f11f Student Counril: Glu- Club: Min-ml Chorus Music Committw-. Trappen. Irene I Lim' Ihr Lifw l Lor'r Maude Full:-r Club: Senior Girl Rt-st-rms Class Day Committee. Traxler, Vivian Tim ,llugir of Your lf.: f. ' Senior Latin Club: French Club: Tattlt-r: Public Re-lations Committee. Trimpe. Wayne B. l'l11 ll'4'I'lllllfl flilllljlflllflu '.l'rzu.-kg Football. lst: Varsity Club Committm-1-1 Senior Play. Van Brummelen. Frances l'lu,rl. I i:lrll1. I,Ill'lfU Ss-nior Clans. Vim--Ph-s.: Url'b1+lr2 llvi. Vander Hull. Iames E. lf'ollou- In .lly l'lllflfF'4ll. H Football, lst: liuskrtball. lst , 'linck ball: Varsity Club: Hand. Colur llusv- 44' 4-,p Ter Avest. Kenneth fir .ll-uxrlf' ', . f V ,fu ui' A-xyff A l Thomas. Lester B. lily f'l1iffSu-iny lt Klickt-r Klub, Treas.: Art Club: Conserva- tion Club: Entm-rtainme-nt Committee. Toren, Kenneth ulvillllfi' ll .vllfllflllu Traster. Ruth II'.v ll'o11111'l'f11I Maude Fullvr Club: Public' Rs-lations Com' mittuv. Tnmpe Helen No lfllll Sznior L.-xtln Club Plax Committu Maude I-ul tr Club Annual btnior AN Van Allsburg Nella Ill Qtmor firl lhstru 'tlotto Lommittto Vanderbilt Howard W ' lillll ' .' on A 4 . 'mr' . or vl ' , Hs.: fllatln-nialiv. Club. ,n'r,Z 'on. :ini i-Y. Mn-morizi C1 - n ttm-my Vander Meer. Lester l.fxl4f1l. .lly Vllilflrrn, unrl You fhflll Hull' .lunior Class, l'rt-a.: lftrnrtlmll, !nsl: Debat- NIKE Oratoryi Tuttlt-r: Student Council I St-mor Honor Soc-it-ty: Hutt-rtaiinmvnt Com- nlltlvv. VanderPol, Gladys Srl-PM fx The ll'nrfl I ur l'uu Maude Fuller Club: Mixed Chorus: Music Committee. Vander Veen, Mae Hlgllllf Hype Senior Girl R4-serves: Commercial Law Club: Play Committee. Vander Veld, Iarnes .lIillflll'.If ,llrl1l4'ul1x Mixed Chorus: Glen- Club: Hi-Y Chevrontii Tennis. Vande Water. Ralph W. ln .llffrry ,lIuorI Van Haitsma, Cynthia Tun .llurrrloux For ll'ords Van Oeveren, Robert K. lIuu' .llunlu Ifllcllllllxv Fun l Football. lst: Music Committee. 1 Ha rs and 3 1 1 Van Sledright, Esther nlvlllllfl' IZ'l'l'l'.ll',Illllll SlI'4'l'fH ga.. Commercial Law Club: Tzittler Sta nual Stuff: Class Day Committee. - Van Westrenen, Anne V llwn'I TlmI'.v l rw K G.A.A.2 Annual Stall: Bzulmintnn Club: T I Memorial Committee. f X Vander Veen, Harold I Lure To lVl1i.vtI4f Senior Honor Society: Annual, Business Mgr. : Band: R.O.T.C. 3 Election Committee. Vander Veen, Margaret Hllvigh-lla Vander Weide. Emogene With ll Smilr' nnrl rr Sony St-nior Girl Reserves: Commercial Law Club: Color Committee. Van Dyke, George nflrtliny Nunzzf Fun Uni Of Life Mathematics Club: Klicker Klub: Glee Club: Hi-Y: Election Committee. Van Husen. Corwin l l1nir Hoy Mathematics Club: Varsity Club: Track: Tennis: Senior Orchestra: Glee Club, Mixed Chorus: Announcement Committee. Van Ree, Maxine Girl Uf ,lly l,l'l'llIllNU Latin Cluh: Commercial Law Club: Color Committee. Van Valkenburgh, Patricia Zllorr l'uu'm' Tu Yun Memorial Committee. Vander Ploeg, lack Uh. liul l'm llrrppyu Ver Lee, Ioan LiHlw Iii! IlI1lf'Ill'lII1I'llfU G.A.A.: Class Day: Conlmonvs-nu-nt Com. mittee. Vogt. Eugene ll'hixll1' ll'hill' You ll'm'l- ' French Club. Wachter, Merle l'uu'll Hwl 7'llI'l'l'n Klickcr Klub: Latin Club, Trl-as.: Art Club, Pros.: Art Committee. Chrm.: Tat- tlcr: Decoration Committee. Wagner. Ioseph .Io.-wpli ,' .Iuswph . ' Annual Staff. Wheeler, Robert Today I .-Im u Mun Color Committee. Wiggers. Don You t'nn'I Sfop M0 from llrwuniny' Mixed Chorus: Glee Club: Track: Varsity Club: Entertainment Committee-. nfff' I 4 1 Williams, Cordelia Ella l'1'w Ililwhwrl .ily llvlljlilll To u Shir Art Club: Art Cnmniittw: Annual Staif Class Day: Cumnwnct-mm-nt Cnmluittm-. Wilson, Iames Laugh Ynur Way Tliruuyli I,i1'f Klickur Klub: Enturtainmunt Commillcu. 555' , 1 'S .IA I JJ 1.33 ' A 'LEW Q Vizard. lack l llif n ,vI'Il' Iliylllh Volkers, Don E. 'nf fun llffprlnl Un ,llw Trac-k: linturtainmt-nt Conlmitti-v. Wade, Betty Iane ll:'i.11hIw.vl .lnrl Ifwsf' Latin Club: Art Club: St-niur Honor So- cit-ty: Tattlvr Statf: G.A.A.: Girls' Glu- Club: Class Day Cunimitiuc. Wanrooy, Harriet l'm Ih1lwr1'lul,l4f Band: Orchustra: Music Committuu. Whitiord, Mary Grace .l I'rr1!y Girl ix Lilfv ll .llrflu1ly l'Int4-red South as a St-niur. Wiggers. lane Nlfrrsy To Llll'f'l' Wilson. Betty lane Ul,l'l'4llllAll If-qw 'l'aItln-r Staff: Annual Stall: St-niur Hunur Sucivtyz Studi-nt Cvvuncil: Juniur Hi-il l-Fuss: 4l.A.A,: Mix-'il Choru-a: Class Day: Curiiliivnvvnn-ri! Cmliniiltvv, sl. ll . . ' Wilson, Marguerite 9 Iwi Jlfl' His! lin Shun 'J' tilt-v Club: l-'lowt-r Cuniniittm-: G..-LA.: 5 Sclmlurship Cuniniittm-. 4? win 'H M M? wr Wmchell Dorothy I une 1 Treaf for The Flies Sensor Orchestra French Club GAA Senior Glrl Re erves III 1heIeILoLe Zakem Eva 51111 11111 Spanzsh wa' Zylstra Iane Smy And Be Happy Maude Fuller Club Mixed Chorus Glr Glee Club Color Commltbee ,pw Woodworth Selma M. C a re free Tattler Clrculatxon Mgr Annual Stal! Klxcker Klub Art Club GAA Badmxn ton Club Senmr Gmrl Reserves Semor Play 'VIemorlalComm1ttee Radm High Tattler Staff 'Vlemonal Commlttee Zellstra M1ldred 1 I rrflty I fur Maul atm Club Senior Play Play Commnttee lciexplmxj M Zylstra Kathryn Pauhne lVhat llakes You So Sweet? Commercml Law Club Maude Fuller Club Class Day Commencement Commlttee SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES names, Ed M Dr Rythm Farr, Howard WVMFCM It'v Great to be m Love OJ U MJ Fuller, Dons I Walh a Smale and a Sony Holland, Dorothy Dolly Darlzn 11 Newton Thomas H eary on lly Feet Mllhman. Nelda Mae Lucky Lzltle Devzl Badmmwn Club, Play Committee Moyer. lack :Pre Illtched My lVagon to a Starv Vestal, Manon 'So They Suu Senior Latm Club, Tattler Staff, Com merclal Law Club Pubhc Relatwns Com mittee 'Alf I I 1 V Y, ' I I is if 1 Y! Woudstra Geor e fiivllff' ' ' ' 9 I C, wykes, Audrey I Y . ' ,I I A ' v . A A ' ', . 5, , '-2 1 A f 2 I V Q V V n I 1 41 I - V ' I. ' g ' 1 ' ,fijf 4 ' erll 1 A if 5 ' - s '- . J W- ,fr f ,re . ' fr: ' f. - - ' . ' A . ' 4 , , . YQ , A , , ' ' 1, A ' 6 ' . fl, , 'fl : . . 1 I , , w A : ' . D I .Sow 70 51455 OF '38 Word: and Alu.rfl' by AMI? 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' ' ' . ' 11, .' ' 9 1 ' wi ' 9 ' 1 '1 ' ' r 1 nr' ' 1 ' ' 1 1 , 1. 0 .. . 1 ' 11 , . 1 .11 1 I f 01i111.' 11 1 1 ,0 , ' 1 ' ' ' , 90 1 1 . . 1 1 90 '1 01111 11:11 116. 119 15 0 922011111011 OT 0 1119111991 01 1219 01901. 0 10 115 1 ' fl 16' , 1 E., ,mi 111, 111. Junior Offi er Juniors The year l938 not only was an active one for the Iuniors but also a financially successful one. The first undertaking was the election of class officers. The fol- lowing students were the winners: Robert Goldberg, president, Avanelle Parish, vice-president, Martha Io Gilpin, secretaryg Donald Lyons, treasurer, Allaine Wolfe, Eugene Miller, Alice Meier, student advisers, Mr. Gettings and Miss Laura Wilson, faculty advisers. In November, immediately after the elections were held, the activity year was started. Plans were first made for a Iunior closed party. The Cabaret Iuniare, as it was called, occurred late in February. Then the annual I-Hop Was given in March. ln spite of being so close together, both Were successful. The I-Hop had a larger attendance than any dance which had been given in several years. Equally fortunate finan- cially was the Iunior slug toss at the Kopper Karnival early in April. The choosing of rings was exciting and aroused everyones enthusiasm, including the teach- ers'. After voting several times a good-looking ring Top rows Irma Akershock Anna Amantg Phylll Andnraon Dorothy Arthur Barbara Ashton Jane 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th Tth 8th Uth 10th rovo lhtty Ldmorsaux John Imtahnrmdn Jaan llztfzrs Robert Iu.n4lI Nurxm Ionghald Luk X' Top row Judson 'Vlarshall Bob Masters Jom 'VlcCarthy Mary lVIcDoneld Allen Melsr Dot 'lfhrur Don 'nd r I 'J 8 flth 'Vlzysrs 'Vlarzanttc Mxuhfll Eugene Mllltf row Peter Mol Maraln Niolt Jpnny More-llo Dawn Mosher Hnnry Mulder John 'Vluldmr Dot Iwaizler Louise N self Lois INelson row Kathryn Ulsnn Martin Oosta Joycc Oxford Joe Palazzola Iola Ialmcr Axanrllt Iarl h B1 tty Pawleeen Nor .la Peets Joyce Puk row Diane Pgtzrson Ray Pettit Bob Iolakauch John lullen Ray Quint Ernest Raab Vlallau Rand Nyda Reed Iworman R,lCh3l'll3 row lee Richardson Don Rotromk Dorothy Ronnga Bud Sadlcr LIUDLI Sandro Paul Saurman Boh Schade Helpn Schnlt7ler Wuhy Shubta rem Pryd Sufmrt Carl Slumnff Dorothy Smith lark Smith Robnrt M bmlth Robmrt Vl Smith Norma Stxenman Carrol Streetcr AVIS Strong, row Ruth lun Hopmn lwlun Thuxlur Cram Todd Margin, Traxler Jank fum Vlrklnla Lllurt Tony VanHe1xzn1m.om Harriet VanHu-.Qn laullni VanRm rovx Flame VanStax1r1n Charlmns Voughan Ruth Mary Vun Lula V1rHmks Eltanor Vmrliulst Bmtly Vxnrgunr Dol Vogel Norma Vogt laul Vlaalkms rum Duck Wagner Ruth Vlanu Maru Vlardhou-.L Ihnlma Vlatmrman Holm Vhnkly Lols xhllYTlll lDlk Hltty Vhlmn YWBTLJOFIQ Wlgren Bob Vlfllxon lllth rovx Dorothy wllN0h Nlmma Jn an Wal-.on Ioxxella Wlnklmr Rolnrt Vlrllxmt lunnmth Wood Allalnv. Wolf Adil: Woltjer Mayhmlls Yonklrs Marlon Young. 1 3d --2 ,A U., , 5 'b .5--Y . -Y 1 . 1 1 ,' -. , , n, 'S y fth .'Yf A ' 1 V- N. v Z, r., ., ' . , L . , v ' ' y 'I .-.' 3. ' A - ... th . A.' . - 1 . . V ' ..' .' . . . . '. fm., ZA' - rl Y- U- -5. was selected, ln the middle of May a merry time was enjoyed at the lunior-Senior mixer. The luniors did their good deeds this year by help- ing to put over Tattler sales. They devised a plan for selling the school paper the third hour by having circulators go around to class rooms to sell them with- out disturbing the classes. This proved to be an ex- ceptionally good plan. With all these numerous activities, the Iuniors were continually occupied, but to make the year more of a success, an outside activity, a beach party at Ottawa Beach, was promoted, and as usual the picnic was an exhilarating affair. Cabaret J uniare Committee 115,3'.. . I . I .Ha I 3,5 j.. farroll Saurman .lark Haglund Tony Yan Hvynimu-n Adeline fornelisse fharlene Vaughn llnrolhp Arthur ' 'ml' . Bob Lignell e M .h Marian Black rs Jne McCarthy Gwen Everetls Dorothy Vogel J Hop Committee lane Baessler and loe McCarthy broke precedent by being Chosen as most popular students in South High school during their junior year. The I-Hop committee headed by Ioe McCarthy presented for the junior class a successful party. The ready cooperation oi the committee heads Was the reason for the success. The class meetings were a small replica ot the Democratic conventions for there were always some radicals whose opinions did not coincide with the rest of the class. They were, namely: Ken Wood and Mike Miller. However, the fact that the meetings were peppery and full oi life made them interesting and so attracted more students than at usually attend class meetings. The enthusiastic plannings by the chief officers of the class were usually met with approval by the class. The Ideal Sophomore J IM J XY 0fCf X' 'wow d C o rcuwm F 0 f on I FI JPG 11 P f DQCF 'cj 1 N 0 CIMO '71 KX CY 1 1 G nv Wi li that f',3ffCf'.'f7?3CKI1T, fvxw ',,' mot 1' '.',' ' ,'.' fl? 1.1 zi '.'.' ff 1 :wot M !fII'?E1 full f':CI1'.'1i1--' ' f ini l, ' .'.' 1, fI. 'C Qlffl' 114, 4 Jlijf xl L1i::.f:zgl1r,.fg C7 :.c'.'.f :':f11 Q, .L of Mir Qziir to Q ',. 1 1 V1Cr1:1ru1,f gifzrt ci the ff1c:Ar,,',l life' TE.1f'a '.'.' 'YN1 ','.' :Lil feizfioi is T112 ldeiil Sir: E1:':1. VV11 - he k lczsie sezuiwlfz iml to any g Q1 :some Gciivit ',,' or UOXGCI, he Cm: be if g f 1' :Q yiffzi fri: C'2iI,GTE1IfJi1ifIEl '.','1'E1 flrti C,lX,s1::, F, KC ttf Misa 21011 f' Iiflif 3 ITL, C152 LG '1 little furmr 'fwgs' Ti: '.'.' iii f31GdlfJI,.f16-'j rcrigizfg H.. Hilfe Tr IO'f1'fYf the ugpior Ciilfii sygiaraor to lie miles A C :gifs fi'5S1I.'1fliC 7lflf'.ljO tic is Sop omor Offi er X f Sophomores At their official class elections in December, a large body of Sophomores elected as officers the following: Louis Brand, president, Paul Iohnson, vice-president, Verna Grooters, secretary, Florence Stephan, treasurer, Natalie Backart, Martha Bump, and George Wallick, student advisers, Miss Morrisey and Mr. Patterson, faculty advisers. Under the leadership of this able body, an active program for the year was carried out. The very inter- esting programs presented by the entertainment com- mittee, headed by Anita Shaver, had much to do with the fine attendance boasted by the class throughout the year. The Sophomore class decided upon a combined dart-throwing and a sling-shot booth for the annual Kopper Karnival in March. This proved a financial success as well as an added source of pleasure. Instead of the annual Sophomore dance, an origi- nal Sophomore play-night was arranged this year. lt was enjoyed immensely by all who attended. Because of the fine spirit of enthusiasm and co- operation instilled into the class, a number of helpful school suggestions were submitted by Sophomore members for selling the school paper. A fine example of this was Doris Ashby's suggestion for selling Tattlers the third hour. After enjoying a very pleasant year the class climaxed its program by following the old tradition of having a class picnic, and as is customary, enjoyed a merry time. Front ron nun 1 1 Im 1 I A . lhmd ldulrld Bd,-m Ind B111 4 5 nn Sum cmd hlrlu Sornxln 'nm roxx Q U Iioudlm r Harold Ho H un I Iiorria n 5 ou on nu ann o Iir and H xrox I rondwk -Xrrin Broun hmrald Lfnn rw rom 1rI1 x L arru I-I o rx I nn oo N r x I r o u rl I ummm Dm um rnanglo I In oth. nm om IT uk Uor h ron orolhx Dukn VIFLIIIIA Illulruh In u I n mdk: r o n rm I r xrf Url I I Doro IJ- X rum I1-ondrd Dy kstrd Rohn rl I' mkh nrt Dorothx I- :hun II Plnmmlng, Dorothy I'uIL,hum Mary fmonn N rnd fmt I'ront row I .an Hfamxlton 'Vidrjorn Hamlnx R4 In rt H n nn uth H1 AIII4 y Donn I H Jrfmn I-.11 r I ornd Hoop rhxmln Xlrglnla Howard Vlrglnld Hour I run Hulslon 'nm rom rl Iohn on u o n on Inna I er rx - Iuuh I Nhllxdm Ixloo 11 rman Rohm oqmlck Nam x Ixomng Iddh Ixr uns Jrrolhx lin rs row th In L ou ut I :mb r Normx I ln1IIn rg, 'Vldrjorlf Ifu han 'VI44 Xlplm Donna 'Vlacllon xld Ruhdrd 'VI Inu h ron I en 'Vlmrchant Bmatrlu 'VI rnll .uk nrrymdn .ons 'Vhyn ornnu 'Nhllmr SQ rm 4 Morton Elmdnor Norden Haruy Uurton Ihqo Oxford Bank row Dorn I tt t Ruwml I ch 1 r I Iona mc 1 I'uI I-Qian han Rllunhouw ac Ring, mhug. I vumlulyn Roby rts Don Ro-.N ' D1 '- Ashl y. FII-If Ahh nil, lr- ' Atkins vn. Nalzillv Iinvkz VY.. J' rn -4 1 ', 'A ' -s, ICI ' f , Ii -tt' A I -k A 3 S ' I km. L I ' B-l ,' ' s. zz- - , Ietly Ii ,'I, I I ' '- Iir' 'h, I. ui: 1 , 1 II 3 I ' Sh' 'z ArI Ch 'sl-nson. An - C 1 - . Lux r-nvv C ips, R I ' ' ' s, -I Da ' . ,os '- D 'I-, Ja - IJ -' , J: -' an. 41 ' D g ' 1' '- ,.Iz'k DI-I -, .Ih D -y-, M: i- kwa, thy '-,:, I ' ', - I-'z . ,' I ' Q. lim-kvrow ' Louisv I-11-In-nhout. Norma Ellsworth. I-Iarl Ewing, WilIium Farrar. Marvin I I1-I-knvr, I'at.ririu - f, ' ' , ' ' ' , H- ' iw o --rs. ' ' J -' ' ' , . ' ' '- ' 1 - ag -N, R -' 1 I - , , - 1- D' -, f' '- ' , f' -, .ol'1' I- , L. I ' Ca . s , I'a I J h S . IJ: ' K-II- , Mu ,' Jun- 'A ' Q-', ' s - , In K f ' '. I ' ' , . -' ' 2 5 -, I 1 j La -nz. Zi I ' Ru lfivoru- Lv Vally. Mary If 1,511-rw. IH-te-r Q 1-. .' 2 I - 1, . ' A '- 41 ' H-l- .-' , -' 4' M- , I I-'I - ,' -, Q--t' ' -I ' I 'I- I , l 'o , .Is-an I I' ou I-r, UL- D' R--lsr. ' - -' , . -' ' - 3-, .l' -k Front row Betty Rotrock Warren Rumohr Martha Rump Patty Saurman Jean Schnntzler 'Vlella Schroeder Betty Sealock Barbara Sehler Amta Shaver 7nd row Alyda Sherman Bernard Slebcrs Margaret Simmons Marian Slater Shlrley Smith Florence Stephan Betty Stelma Jeanne Stover Jack Stowell r row Jeanne Thompson Kathleen Toe Evelyn Trelber Marlanne Tumman Carroll Van Hartmsuldt Jack Van Hest Ruth Van Weelden Betty Lee Waterman George Wallnck row Rlchard Weaver Elalne Weber Barbara Wlegel Jack Wellbelowed Lula Vhlmermnk Gerrltt Welmers Bert Welmers Grace Wertenberfzer Juan Wltford Back row Robert Wltman Eleanor Wrtman Ray Wortman Gwendolyn Zmn The Sophomore Closs wlshes to convey 1lS most s'ncere Gppl'eC1Qt1OI1 for the untmng efforts cmd kmdly mterest shown by our most congeruol crdvlser M1SS Evcmgelme Morrxsey Early ln November at the f1rst meetmg of the Sophornores MISS Morrlsey was unommously elected woman GdV1Sef of the class Smce that hrst closs gczthermg, she hos attended every meetmg cmd has been C1 capable and grocxous fr1end ond cr syrnpothetlc ond 1r1sp1r1ng comrade to everyone con nected Wlth the closs K ATHLETICS W' Athletics Behold, the conquering heroes come? '... Beginning the cycle of sporting events with football early in the fali, the trampling Trojans opened a season in which the prowess of South was upheld. Following in a u i c lc succession came the midfwinter basketball games, which p r o v e d highly profitable for the Red and Blue. Continuing with the two other major sports in the spring, the T r o j a n gladiators maintained their high standards in both track and baseball, The satisfaction that comes from a well-balanced and successful athletic program is unparalleled and gratifying. I 'Vleyers hte takos 'Vlltchell GIHBS, Capt. GETTINGS, foach SCORES South Opponents O . , Muskegon . A . 20 7 . 4 Ottawa , , U 21 . . Davis Tech . O 21 . . lackson . 21 . . Creston A 7 6 . . Central . U . . Catholic . A 12 7 . . Union . O 6 6 Lindhout Gibler Vander Hull Cunningham Phillips Clark Yan Ueveren Mcfarlhy fl Basketball Track Front row f Otto Voenkamp. Ray Myers, Don VVix:Lzers, George Doran, Jack Tunis, Jimmy Krestakos, Dick Young, Jim Leech. Znd row - Bob Harris, Don Rotrock. Nolan H4-idx-n, Red Kremer, Mansel Krenz, Carl Johnson, Virgil Ward. Back row Bob Groening. Paul VVaalkcs 4Mgr.l, Coach l'. L, :Pulau Churm, Oriim-ld Bartz 4M1zr.l, Don Lyons 4Mgr. r. Don Lyons Pup Churm Mr. Shillinger Manager Conch Faculty Mgr. ln the Springtime, every boy has an over-supply of energy. Why? Maybe it is because he is in love. li this be so, Pop can begin singing, Happy Days Are Here Again, for track- men need plenty of energy in order to cross that finish line. Of last year's squad, a few veterans are returning to gain their places on the Board of Records. Among these trackrnen who are out to break records this season are George Doran, 100-yard dash - 220-yard dashg Pete Mitchell, shot-putg Fred Veencamp, 440-yard dash. We hope the pole vault and relay records will be broken. Several underclassrnen who show possibilities this season are Young and Richards, half-milersg Doran, Bissell, Piatt, Trovato, dashes. Rothrock, lohnson, and Cain, rnilersg Raab, Bussler, Kloosterrnan, and Kethner, 440-yard dashg and Lewis Brand, shot-put. if J Wifi 1938 TRACK MEMBERS J. Bissell, J. Bussler, L. Brand, G. Cain, V Dean, G. Doran, J. Doran, J. Eckhardt, M Fleckner, R. Haynes, N. Heidi-n, R. Harris, VV. Kloostcrman, VV. Kremer, J. Krvstakos, C. Johnson, J. Li-1-ch, J. Lindsay, P. Moll. P Mitchell, R. Myers, E. Raab. D. Rotrock, Richards, M. Piatt, C. Smittor, J. Tunis. Truvato, J. Vandvrliull, B. Vandz-rVi-en, N S V Ward, D. Wiizzcrs. R. Wagner, R. Young, Vuunkamp, R. Groenimz, F. Johnson, Kettner, B. Siebcrs, R. Witvoet. R. Steve L ns. . f Baseball T pC nter Rlght I Iielders Back ro D d V t Catchers I d Mlnngers Ullery Mgr G bler Blough Pettit Barnes Mg 00 Z Berthelson Parker Front row Dean Awer ll ,Q U Ti Left Bottom Cen ter Pitcher Burns Outfielder Back r w WI emnn C elgan Seeley C m Front ro HIKKIII Carrlga John Murphy G hbs South I-hgh was the ftrst school 1n Grand Raptds to start playmg baseball as a regular school GCl1V1lY In the sprlng of 1935 South organlzed the hrst c1ty hrgh school baseball team under the gu1dance ol lvlr Cllfford H Gettlngs The hrst year there were only three other crty schools who organtzed teams and who played games 1n the Clly h1gh school league The three others were Central Unlon and Creston ln that year South lost one ot the three C1lY games and that was to Unton l'l1gh Slnce that t1me and up untll the begmnmg of the 38 season the Tro1an baseball team had not lost another game Thls totaled a stung of thtrty one consecutwe v1ctor1es Last year H9373 the team won all eleven of the games on the schedule Playmg SIX cxty games and l1ve outs1de games South came out on top each t1me The l938 baseball team plctured above won every Clly league ball game IH the 38 season repeatlng the champronshlp role held by South ln 1936 and 1937 Sutherl n o e f ' n : A n : . . w- i . o . . . 1 , r. , ' i 4 '. l 0 e . . -., 5 , . . , A S, , X s , . I . K 1 A A .- x X . fn! 1' ,V-.2- s: ' f ' s: 0 ,, 's . r , a p nw- '. .s n, , 1 A. . . 1 I - , . I I - , , . . . , Minor- Sports TENNIS TEAM 'Below' GOLF TEAM 1BelowI Front row --- P. Saurman, f B. Wllekly, F. Johnson. ' Back row R. Patterson. R. Goldberg, R. Dunn, B. Johnson, E. Bros-n. Left to right - E. Jackson VV. Farrar, J. V5'ilson Coach Patterson, R Norin, R. Stevens, F Badaluco. Fw SPLOND fl- -XN1 FOOTBALI lBc.lovlu SECOND l'EX'Vl Ii31QlxETB-SLI IAbmtl L an oran l'ront rom Dtan P a r lt t r Parsh Maniac Yan Harte we rt Hoax: lapt Chrusttnstn 'nd row Coach Patttrson Thurttll Flanacan Jackson Ilatmg ntl row Coach ftttmgs Vtard Hoag Ptlltrlto Pace Dannls Platt lar-h Anartllu Van Hartt-ulrlt Daniels Back rom Farrar Vhtman Van lort I-lut Duran Beukema 'Vlfzr Back row Crawford C Johnson Shu ta I John on I-ltcltner Rumohr Van Port Flut 'Vltytr qtrobtn Doane Rutltdge The tenn1s team was coached by Mr Lester DeKoster who led the 38 squad to a 3rd place pos1t1on 1n the ctty hlgh school cor'1pet1t1on and also a 3rd 1n the reglonal contest The second basketball squad was coached by Mr C H Gettmgs and came out 111 2nd place 1n the ctty second team race The sf cond team football squad f1n1shed 7th rn the c1ty and was under the gulaance of Mr Ga1l C Pat J Patterson The golf team had as 1ts nucleus a nmth grader, two tenth graders and one sen :Jr They came out 1n Sth place ln the reg1onal golf tournament Al though h1s IS not an 1mpress1ve record the number of underclassrnen po1nts toward a f1ne golf record 1n the future J .ti . - I , 1 f 1. ,A ' 'ky' ill, , .1 f , , . ' .J fn., ,, 1 'Z ' s t V1 Q I . 1 I ,A , , . 3 1? 4. 4' 1, 1, f 4 , y r .J 'Lf . A 1 I 1 I X Q., 1 I-'ront row D1-Graff, Mun, Hillard, Hoot, Purkcr, Dick -rs: , D , ' ' ' f 1' . ' - , .' . 1 -. ' -s' ll , ' V 1 . . , 7. ' ' ' ,,Y . '- ' ' J ' ' A . . . . . 1 . .. 1, V8PS1tY Club Prom. low Fred Xunltamp Dm lumn Jack lxnapptn Bill Flbltr Jack Eclthardt Jim hrtstakos Claudt Schurtz Frmd Wlstman Jack Rucker 7nd rovs Fred Lamp Ed Murphy Dun Wlggfrrs lat Flanagan Georg Doran Petr M111 hmll Howard Schlck Rogtr Hug In-. lot 'VlcCarthy 'Vlr frttxngs adxlsor Klbbs Russ llndhout Cornx Dowd Raw Patttrson Back row Ray Ptttlt Ray Altlflll Charles Creagan Bob Cunmngham Red lxrtmtr Bob Harris Jxm VanderHull Corwin Van Husen Jack Smlth James 'Vlulal The Varslty Club IS strrctly an athletrc organrzatlon and for a long ttme 1t has been one of the outstandlng clubs of the school ln 1926 th1s club was organrzed for the greater excellence of athletrcs better scholarshrp among athletes and a better general good feellng among the athletes lt IS composed of fellows who have recelved a ma1or S 1n one of the malor sports football basketball track or baseball Owrng to thls requlrement membershrp IS consrdered a great prrvrlege and has become an added 1nducement to excellence IH athletlcs Thrs year the Varslty Club has endeavored to keep the hrgh standards of former years Meet1ngs are held twrce a month and the attendance has been better thrs year than 1t has been for the past three or four years The members sold candy and 1ce cream after school and at basketball games rn order to ralse money for the annual Varsrty Dance The TroJan Trot Thrs was recog nrzed as a huge success O ' + t I 4 A-v S' . ' .Q ' ,' .v . - .. l ' 3rd raw 7 Ray Myvrs, Bob Phliipnsd Harlold Nelsolnf RaylStevens, Jack Tunis. Louis Brand, Bob 4 f I . . ,U Gu-ls Athletm Assoc1at1on I'ront rom Anne xan Westrenen 'VlarJor1L Vlasterson Awanelle Parish Elaine Marsh Allamt Wolfe Bctty Vurgxur Lois lNelson Jerry Holmgrcn Alxce 'Vleler Bonnie Sexton Nona Parker 7nd rovs M1-.s Ina Krumheuer dlrtctor Dorothy Arthur Dornce Ashby June DeVrxes Betty Boudxer Manorle Hamler Eleanor Brown Eleanor Norden Betty Rotrock Patrxcma Barnes Sereta Morten Barbara Sehler Dorothy Fulfzhum Kathryn Davls Mary McDonald Dorothy Edwards Margaret Brower Letty Hornbach Ardls Brown Norma Longfield Dorothy McMurtry Dorothy Reynolds Jeanne Proctor Dorothy Raozenga As has been the custom tor many years the G A A began the1r sports schedule wlth hockey but because of the poor weather all the games Were not completed At the end of the hockey season the glrls held thexr annual spread Then came basketball betng played th1s year by the two court system The SSHIOIS won hrst place whlle the Junlors and sophomores came 1n second and th1rd respect1vely The ever popular volleyball was the thxrd mtramural sport of the year The semors were agam v1ctor1ous Thls year because of the new class schedule the g1rls could not hold thelr annual mterclass meet so to prov1de compet1t1on for the cup that IS presented to the w1nn1ng class each year badmmton and tennls tournaments were held Bes1des parhclpatlng ln the mtramural sports most ot the G A A g1rls worked for athlenc honors To obta1n these honors a glrl has to complete tour 1nd1v1dual sports durmg the year that IS twelve hours of each sport keep ten health cards each semester and hate her teeth taken care of o S e s u Back row - Joan Ver Lee, Elainie Weber, Thelma Cobert, Florence.Stephcn, Marjorie Trexler, , . . . I I , - . I , . 1 I I , . , . . . I 1 I I 1 ' ACTIVITIES Activities Perhaps the x o st interesting part of our school life is the ac- tivities. They did that certairi something to our daily routine that makes us prefer our school to any other arid instill iri us the esserise of our iarxous school spirit, lri addition to this, they provide art opening to all sorts of good times. Coriventioris, p i c ri i c s , parties, all are the sidelines of some extra-curricular activity. Annual Staff Hn ld Va d r Veen Ela n Edgerlee Milton Katz Bust e Manager Ed t r In Chief C rculat on Ma ager Mrs hn pp Mr Adams M ss Ve ll Emlly To nsend Without a doubt the busiest group in all South High was the annual staff They organized the huge volumes of materlal to be used in this book planned interesting original pages supervised the taking of pictures and gathering of copy for the one hundred pages of the annual and still had time to enloy themselves immensely The staff worked under the able leadership of Mrs to the enyoyment of the work At the beginning of the year there was a heated controversy about the choice of a name Horologue Milestone Encore and Spectra were some of the names suggested After due consideration the staff chose Spectra to be the name of the 1938 annual Choosing music as the theme of the annual the editors of the various sections strived to create original ways of carrying out the idea of music The senior editors Louise Scheiman Betty Bardelmeier and Belva Hodge showed their originality by describing each senior with the title of a song The Junior editor Dorothy Arthur and her assistant Elaine Van Staveren introduced something new in the way of two activity pages and retained last years plan of individual pictures as did Louis Brand with the sophomore section lack Howick planned the football pages leaving the other sports to Howard Mackey Pat Flanagan and Anne Van Westrenmen Activities presented quite a problem for Kay Davis and her assistants Helen Cramer and Betty lane Wilson but they finally rounded up contracts from the various organizations and proceeded to plan their pages lean Boynton as faculty editor devised the plan of taking a pxcture of each teacher in his own room just as we will remember him George Walhck started something new in the way of band and orchestra pages by taking each section separately The School Life section was planned by Selma Woodworth Katherine Browning and Donna Burson ,y f I -tj Isabelle Knapp, whose. cheerful disposition and kindly attitude added largely Annual Staff Front rovm Be-ttx Jann Vh'son Rlchard Hough Elame Edge-rlee Harold Vandir Vc-on Loul e Scherman Belxa Hodge Kay Dans Halen Cramer Zm row Jeanne Bownton Dorothy Arthur Katherme Browmng Thelma Syren Betty Bardel meter Donna Bur-.on Elame Yan Staxc-ran Anne Van Wzstrenen Louis Brand Back row Selma Woodworth Phoebe Pstrrson Charles Macaulex Pat Flanagan Orval Velt man Jack Hoxuck Howard 'Viacku feorrze Wallrck Jack lxcley Cwnthla Stocking I uclle Osborne The cover was destgned by the art edrtor Rrchard Hough who also d1d all art work throughout the book Upon Phoebe Peterson fell the respons1b1ltty ot edrtrng all the copy and seetng that 1t was presented tn an tnterestrng tashron Harold VanderVeen the busrness manager was all busrness dtctatrng letters and drawmg up contracts wrth the atr ot on old expertenced bustness man Whtle all thrs was gotng on Elatne Edgerlee the edrtor tn chret was try mg to t1e togethe the loose ends and make the trrtal aurnrny whlch was sent to the orrnter ln December the statt was represented oy l-rarold xfanderVeen and Elarne Edgerlee who were delegates at the conventror of the Natronal Scholastrc Press Assocratton IH Des Morne-s lo Na In May to the lflrchtgan Scholasttc Press Assoctatton Went Mrs Knapp Elatne Edgerlee Robert Goldberg Martha lo G1lr'r1 lacx l-lowrck Betty Bardelrherer and Dorothy Arthur The staff then tmtshed a ousy year by ha' rrg a rtcntc at Htghland Park . 1 - y ' ' v , ' , S . 1' . , V . ,P ' . 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Annual C1rcu1at1on Staff I ls Me r Paullne Nan Rec 'VI It lx I 0l'l I Bull Baker Doroth Nagler 'Vlargone Lose Elaine Hicks Mlldred Nelson Nferna Smith Mar W lntford And Lumber Bel a Hodge Hettv Wll on 1 ladys Rotzell Beth landstra f en Ewen-tts June Laslo T m Shopme er .I e Mciarthy Marun Reid Johnny Pullen J e Palazzolo Helen Tnmne 'Vlorrls hlelman Have you bought your annual yet? was the questlon repeatedly asked every 1nd1v1dual 1n South l-hgh by annclal c1rculators dunng the annual cam pargn whrch began ln Ianuary and ended ln Aprll The campalgn advertlslng began wlth a clrcus assembly that presented many novelty acts performed by students ln whlch annual publ1c1ty was a stdellne feature Several Jumor hxgh boys wore slgns after school publ1c1z1ng the campatgn and there were also many attrachvely pa1nted posters placed ln the halls Under the excellent supervtslon ot Nhlton Katz c1rculat1on manager and also the c1rculators who so generously contr1buted the1r t1me and effort the campalgn was a great success The 775 mark was reached Each year before the campalgn begms 1t IS the custom to choose two dependable people from each sess1on room 1n the school to act as c1rculators to sell the yearbook dur1ng the remalnmg months The person w1th the h1gh est sales record at the end of the carnpargn IS g1ven a free annual Pauhne VanRee led the sales hst th1s year The records were kept and checked over every n1ght after school dunng the annual season Th1s work was done largely by Dorothy Nagler ass1stant c1rculat1on manager Mlss Townsend busmess manager attended to the tlnanclal sect1on -.1 NI ll n hatz and Nh m Tl n en 0 Q H .o'. . ye . 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'ss E ily tw s d Niarjone Nhsterson Selma Woodworth halherlne Bro ning Marjorie Holstem C ordella Williams Back ro Florence Stephan Ho ard Mackey Jack Rucker Albert H de Leonard Brown B l H e a o Doroth rthur Doroth Bra brook Row 2 Esther Yan Sledrlght Jean Aldrich Elaine Marsh Manan ioung Dorlce Ashb Thelma Hauer Jeanne Bmntun Front ro June La lo louise Schelman Fwen Ewere Betty YIEYHI er Charlene Wauzhn Nan fhurch I fllmo Winnie I oleman An ta Sha er Tattler Staff Besrdes the weekly edmons of the school newspapers the Tattler staff pubhshed several spectal ed1t1ons that mcluded a Chnstmas tssue m three colors elght pages and a larger s1ze and an Aprtl Fool rssue Durmg the f1rst weex m December the staff sent f1Ve delegates and Mlss Dorothy Long to Des Momes to the Nauonal Scholasttc Press Assoc1at1on Con ventton Undoubtedly the staff was kept very busy th1s year m exchangmg news papers wrth thlrty htgh schools ofer the Un1ted States thus send1ng out news of South l-hgh to that many places lt also kept the Herald and Press mformed of Souths act1v1t1es and many Tattler stones appeared 1n the local da1l1es ln some cases staff members prepared spec1al feature stortes for the down town papers and South s actrvmes Through ed1tor1als and the Mrlly Manners column the Tattler trted to promote courtesy m school and DY prmtmg poems stor1es and essays wrrtten by students not on the staff It trted to encourage creatlve wr1tmg Durmg the last semester of the school year the staff maugurated a new d1str1but1on method makmg the newspaper a defmrte part of the school day s act1v1t1es not just somethmg outsrde The arms of the Tattler staff haxe been to promote worthy school enter pnses ra1se the level of student part1c1pat1on m all South s act1v1t1es and g1ve publ1c1ty to all ach1evensents of students and orgamzattons that are worthy Hack r I eorgle Powell It bert Nw son Selma Wood orth Nona Parker d ot ll a ze 'Vlarj ne Wiasterson 'VI ll mths long I-r nt ro Na m Nl le Fl l'ur -Kudre VS ke ne ex li I Jane Wal Vlarlan brhelern Nlerne Parker W W . 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' 0 W .' 0 i lln 's ' d , y 'y s Bnn i S tnn et y ' sun Student Counc11 Prunt nm argurn I xx IS 15 VS s ar u mmf xtun rum u Iirnnr H I Ixmlldr Marjnru 'VIA ts on I-rlun C ummlm, 'nd rim nm Bao-.hr Ehdnnr IN nrI4 n WI ary SInnnm.m X lux Q nl I 4 up In I Lu rn v Back rovn nrman Kclhr M nsll Ixrtnl Rrvlmrt Dunn Dau Slum XI Hyrlm I41II Bakar Bob iolmlbt I, Hugo Rurhmrmlt I t I-Ian gm The meetrng wrll nov come to orde lhe sefretary w1ll read the mlnutes of the last rneetrng and then taI'e the roll rs quoted from the presldent Gordon Grrod as the me-eung of lx e Student Councll rs called to order The Student Councll hos had a xery eventful year Thelr hrst prolect the Ghost Gallop was grven wrth the cooperauon of the South l-hgh P T A Ghosts pumpkrns and cornstalks changed the boys gyrnnasrurn rnto a spooky I-lallowe en fun house The dance was successful soclally but not l1nanc1ally however everyone enroved hrmsell Two servrces of the Student Councll are to keep the halls 1n order and to rnarntarn general drscrpllne rn the school Wrth the coooeratlon of our prrncr pal Mr Lester Doerr a new set ot study hall rules was set up and enforced Then came tlse Kopper Karnrval whrch was also ponsored by the South I-hgh PT A and the S.udent Councrl The Karnlval turned out to be a great Ii--nm. Nunn Ium Brand hmxlmm hnmi Iixll Iullar Wir Htnrx 'IIuImI1r a ' ' M ' '- ,0'-, I-I ' Jam- 'iIsrm. Bt-ttg C If. B4 V S1-.' , Gu I Girud. I. uis 1 I. iI '1 ' . ' 'f . 'Q . Il -- ' ' fs. L ' .Ia - 1 , -' '1 ' r . . 1 . ' ' - , f 1 ' 'u 'm-r, .Hu Lv V l'- , II: nh ' I I, lx. Vt-rna Grunt:-rs. Anna Mzw Mrmsn-. IIm'Ix':' Hmlyzv, - V H, Q. .' 51 ' ,. ' ,nj .., -., ' - .v Q .rn ' V 2 , 'a ' 2 :L 'z . -- ' - A 4 ,, fr' ' - , . . -t , . I , . 1. lx v . . , . . . . , - Y , . . . . , . . L. . , . . . , . , , . , A r , - O , . . V - f I I J 4 A ' f - 1 - 4 l S , L . , Student COURCII df r 5 'Xnnd 'VI o rn .1 Id tmancral success tor everyone Everybody emoyed the srdeshows skrll games movles telegrams and hot dogs each booth be1ng sponsored by a dlfterent club of the school The Counctl then took up a suggestlon of havmg a Blg Brother and Slster Act whrch was to mtroduce new seventh graders so that they mtght become better acqualnted wrth South Htgh from top to bottom It IS to funct1on every semes er as new members come to South Several sect1ons of the old const1tut1on had proved obsolete therefore the Counc1l revxsed the old one wrltten 1n 1930 and brought 1t up to date 1n keepmg Wrth the present counc1l The COUHC1l also planned an all school p1C1'11C for the end of the year to wrnd th1ngs up and make a complete year of success Ii l H lp. 1 n Cumm nt. man G lar L ul Bran 0 M' lst-I K 1-nz. Al H 'ds-, 1 ' . zu- Mu su, Vx- :A lirnuh-rs, Miss Htl' xmln-r, - 1 , 1 1 I 1 4 . 1. f 1 . U . . H 1- un on 'm'. E'lm- i 's, Her 'ef' , U 's ' cl. Under the guidance of Miss Laura Wilson, the Sodalitas Latina has flour- ished and has carried intelligent interest in the past over into the daily lives of the members Although the club was not organized until late in September 1t has had a very busy year filled wlth 1nterest1ng act1v1t1es In October a Halloween party was held at the home of Anita Patterson For the annual assembly the Latin Club presented a successful playlet representing typical Romans on the way to a circus To raise funds for the annual pages a cake sale was held in Ianuary Then came the Kopper Kamival in which the club took an active part by having a checking concession The first semester officers were elected at the hrst meeting They were as follows president Anita Patterson vice president Betty Wade secretary Kathryn Brown1ng and treasurer Bob Goldberg Front rom B tty Wade Anita Patter on Miss Laura Vhl on Stu art Ro hath rm Browning. Vnmn Traxler Martha .Io Gilpin Th Ima Syr n lxatherme lxlem Ruth Wantz Louise Ixassxh' Back r M Dorothy Nagl r Wallace R4 d Ed C lhomd M xl NN achtmr .la k Hrmick lx nneth Wood Lylt Dunlap ll rta hmmm I I - 1 5 , I ' 1 I 1 I 1 - ' 7 e , . ' s . ' . ' s , -w Oust. Lionel Sandro, Robert. the Goldberg. W 2 0 ' 0 ' ' '. ' .' . . , e ' 0 . ' ' ' . V . A' ' ' . ' u ' - u . be , 100 2 , e' u ' 1 , c ', 'v ' . ' ' . 0 ' u . LATIN CLUB At the last meeting of the Latln Club to which are invited all students who have two years of Latin cmd who are interested in the club a short play the comedy Pyrarnus and Thrsby from Shakespeare s Midsummer Night s Dream was g1ven This play was different frorn all previous Latin Club plays in that It was given in English Those who attended the last meeting found Pyramus and Th1sby very amusing The club ended its bang up year with a picnic at Brower Lake under in the club The second semester othcers were as follows president Stewart Oost v1ce president Lionel Sandro secretary Martha Io Gilpin and treasurer Merle Wachter Bus B yon Lyl Dunlay M rtha Jo Gulp Mel Wachte Berta Kmm I L10 l Sandr K th W od Cliff Abbot their own auspices. All, including Miss Wilson, enjoyed the rather active year - ' , ' 5 , ' ' 1 , r s , ' e ', a ' in, r e r, i e , ' ne u. enne 'o , ' . French Club Front row -r Anna Amante, Glenn Farr, Arneta Kidd, Betty Gates, Dorothy Vogel, Robert Cornelisse, Lois Rice. Arlene Keith. 2nd row Y Mr. Ludwig Swenson, Robert Wheeler, Betty Boudier, Florence Stephen, Coral Trump, Betty Landstra, Lottie Culver, Ruth Lee, Dorice Ashby, Miss Josephine Peterson. Back row - Wilbur Cullers, Bob Lignell, Bob Tuthill, Irwin Breen, Henry DeBoer, Robert Kohlnot, Robert Norin Don Buchan, George Le Valley. La Coter1e Franca1se IS composed of a body of French students who strive to converse in that language The club has met every other Friday after school French stories dia logues songs and games have contnbuted largely to the enioyment of the bi monthly sessions The program also consisted of several plays that have added to its accomplishments In this organ1zat1on 1t 1S the aim of every member to try to become better acquainted w1th France and its people as well as to learn to improve his diction and knowledge of the language . , - I I f y liatvs. Mr. Stu-nsnn. Arnvla Kitltl. Dorothy You-l, Miss lk-In-rson. lilqm Furl., Span1sh Club Flrt yliim Hrmanf llr 'VI y k r Bul-trk dm I aah Lain Iyl Chaffn li rm K mm I El Casmo Espanol has met every other Thursday after school Any stu dent enrolled rn Spanrsh classes IS ehgible for membership rn thrs soclal organ1zat1on The offrcers of the club for this year were Betty Carley presl dent Gladys Godfrey vrce presldent Mary Parker secretary and Herman Geller treasurer The programs for the club have conslsted of Spanish storres dlalogues songs and games A Chrrstmas party was held on December lE3 and all the members present emoyed themselves immensely Last fall the members of the club began to sell candy They were very successful rn th1s money malang attempt for they made enough to pay all the expenses of the club for the year Herman Geller Mary Parker Betty Carley Mr Swenson Gladys Godfrey o ' s row - - Ra ill , 4- if- 4- , . ar l'ar 1-r, Bc-tty Ca In-y. Gladys Gmlfroy, Lois s'i ', .I' vs 41-' ' . Back row 4 Virginia Holland, Manscl Kn-nz, L1-on Hornhcrgm-r. Gwm-n I-'lm-r, Elainv liflgs-rle-4-, Clifton --I 1.0 . .tx 1. . i Q.. . , - I I ' I 1 I , . 1 , , . , . - I Bars and Chevrons Club Alle Smith Elmse Hud o Margery Mast r on L Rlchason Presldent Vlce Pres dent Secretary Tre su er The Bars and Chevrons Club 1S made up of the ofhcers non cornm1ss1oned olhcers and sponsors of the R O T C Company Smce the chxef purpose of the club IS to teach lectures are grven on map readmg flrst ard dr1ll m1l1iary Customs and courtesy Soc1al funcuons of the year were lmghllghted by a roast held at Grand Haven the Annual Mllltary Ball whrch was very suc cessful both from a f1nanc1al and socxal v1ewpo1nt and a sprmg p1C!'1lC whlch was emoyed by all the members and guests ' ' sn es ee' ' - i ar I - , . .. . . 1 1 1 1 1 - , - 1 1 ROTC Capt J J Baker Sgt Cadet lst Lt Cadet Captain Cadet 2nd Lt Cadet 2nd Lt Btn Sgt Major P M S 8: T Joseph Gaherdlel Jack kelly Charles Gaudlo Jack Brandt Herman Geller Rolla Ullery The R O T C sponsors have held thelr place among the hlghest cornpehtors for honors f1fSl place havmg been taken at the annual held day competltlon last year F1eld day IS held each year tor the cadet companres to deterrmne whlch one has the best drllled company best ofhcers best drxll squad and the best sponsors Orchestra Undoubtedly the greatest music ever written is for the synhphony orches tra The aim of the school orchestra is to teach the students enioyrnent in performing tnese masterpieces Preliminary training is in classes early en sernble experience is in the Iunior Orchestra Giving concerts and playing at assemblies the Orchestra had a very busv year lt appeared at the teachers convention during an open session at the Civic Auditorium provided entertainment for the parents at a meeting for open house and played for the Senior Play and many ot er sh ws Emphasis was placed on ensemble playing and several effective groups rnany times The Orchestra is cor rosed of students ranging from tre fresh an class to the senior class an ounting in number to about fifty four lt consists of 22 violins 4 pianos 3 clarinets 3 trombones 2 trumpets violas flutes cellos drums and a few other pieces The final activity to be undertaken by tne orchestra was a spring concert and this closed the curtains of our vigorous musical year one that was highly satisfactory and successful , Q . ..o' . were organized, one of which was a string trio which played for the public . . . np ' ' 1 l. Band Alter a vrgorous years campargn tn wh1ch the entrre school and the P T A parttcrpated suffrcrent money was collected so that the total to pur chase new untforms for the band was frnally collected All durmg the foot ball season these uruforms added much to the appearance of the band on the held At varrous trmes 1n the year the hand appeared on two radro programs and gave two concerts at the C1v1c Audttonum one preceded a lecture oy Ben East and the other preceded the Golden Glove bouts They also gave an entertarnlng dernonstrat on of band musrc and rnstruments at Godwrn Hlgh School At a patrrotrc asserroly tlfe band was presented mth a flag by the Boy Scouts ot Arnerrca because of servrce rendered them last year The band gave 1ts annual spr1ng concert presenttng a large varxety of musrc whrch rncluded several solos and ensemble selectrons Thls concert proved to be an overwhelrrmg success and thus another year of musrc was ended wlth the assurance and satrstactron of much work accomphshed and somethrng well done , . . , , 4 1 t ' 1 1 , . . . . v v . 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A 4C Hi-Y Club Front row Peter Llmber Don Buchan Brad Johnson Jlm Le Valley Vernon Dean Mr Roy Le Valley George Le Valley Jack Dlefenbacker Rove 2 Joe McCarthy Howard Mackey Albert Cook Tony Van Heynmgen Warren Fxte Max Rosen thal Howard Vanderbilt Back row Joe Palaz olo Eugene Mlll r Les Thomas Ray Boom Robert Goldberg .lack Haglund Carroll Saurman Robert Dunn The 4C H1 Y was very acttve thts year There were four predomtnant ftelds 1n Whtch they had a defmtte tnterest ftrst educatton second projects th1rd athlettcs and fourth entertatnment The ftrst educatton was well covered as they were represented tn the H1 Y Congress They hope to send a delegate to the Nattonal Congress at Berea Kentucky late tn Iune The members showed a great deal of 1nterest tn thelr meettngs to whtch they tnvtted certatn men of author1ty to speak on a subject of some lmportance The most well known of these were Dr Ctllters promment Grand Raptds dent1st who spoke on South Afrtca and Leo Doyle head of the Grand Raptds ldenttftcatton Bureau The second projects con ststed of decoratmg goal posts at the football games and the soctal bullet1n board The thtrd athlet1cs was well represented when the club basketball team made up of H1 Y clubs and church class took second place tn the league The fourth entertatnment mcluded a ptcntc and a county wtde sw1m m1ng party held at the Y M C A They do not wtsh to mentton the good txmes they had at the meetmgs All tn all the club has trled 1ts best to create mamtam and extend throughout the school and commumty htgh standards of Chrtsttan character State Older Boys' Conference, the Kent County Youth Conference, and the Commercual Law On floor Lestrr Landstra Royal Marsh Herbert Moss B111 Gould James Vander Velde N911 Iovdess Row 1 Anna Platschorre Velda Dodds Phyllls De-Bats Lo1s Gxlmore Lawrence Olson Tom Shop meyer Jean Memardx Maxme Van Ree Mane Cole Row P Mr Ehsha F1sher Peggy Kent Esther Van Slednght Somse Schelman Helen Barbour V1r mms Cummms Emoxzene Vander Wemde Kathleen Eldrcd Lous Hendrlxson Kath:-me Zylstra IJOUISL Hlrschberg Mae Vander Veen Back ron Cllfton Cam Don Atkms Al Cook Irw1n Bran Joe Wagner Dlck Hough Les Thomas Bob Ekkens Orfield Bartz Warren Flte The Comrnerclal Law Club was orgamzed late 1n the f1rst semester of 38 to brlng together soc1a1ly the students who were talung had already taken or were plannmg to take cornrnerc1al law Thls club IS one of the most popu lar 1n school Students flnd the sub1ect 1tself a very l1V9 one Wh1ch gwes useful and pract1cal everyday 1nformat1on needed by everyone At the Kopper Karmval a na1l pol1sh booth was erected by the members of the club from Whlch the prof1t was used to pay for the p1ctures 1n the annual Later 1n the spnng a comedy was presented to the students as a means of ra1s1ng funds lf the club has played some part 1n creatmg an 1nterest 1n the COITIITIGFCIGI law class wh1ch IS so eff1c1ently taught by Mr F1sher 1t feels It has aclfueved some measure of success I - , 1 1 - ' 1 ' . 1 ' 1 -' , 1 5' ' ' 1 , 1 . . - 1 . . . . , 1 1 1 1 1 - ' - 1 1 - 1 Model Club Fo t Mr He y Mulde L R h n Ho ard Vande bxlt Bll lx llar Mr Harod Bu k m Bob Phllll The purpose of the Model Club 1S to further an mterest 1n model bu1ldmg and to develop the slall of the members 1n craftsmansh1p through the study and exchange of 1deas Thxs year the club was more than act1ve One of thelr foremost actxvmes was the bu1ld1r1g of the d1splay case on the th1rd floor cor rldor There many dtfferent and lnterestmg rmnlature models of alrplanes that had been made by the var1ous members of the club were shown In add1 txon to thls the club won the Herald trophy 1n 1935 They have held var1ous school contests and several members are entermg the c1ty contest thls year For the past two years they have had a booth at the Kopper Karnlval and both tlmes they proved to be successful Several of the members belong to the Kent Gas Model Club The olhcers lor th1s year are as follows Howard Vanderbllt preslclent Lee Rlchason v1ce presldent B111 Kellar secretary treasurer l l r n row -- . nr r, ce ic aso , w r ' , i 'e , . l c a , ' irs. Back row - Herman Geller, Don Hendrickson, Brad Johnson, Hall Overton, Charles Mercer, Dick Hough, Bent Berner. - 1 1 1 1 1 - Conservation Club Front row Andy Lumber Ira Salsbury Jess Ramaker Dlck Hough Jlm Veen Noland Hedlen 2nd row Ray Lambers Joe McCarthy Tom Shopmeyer Nell Loveless Max Manglltz Mr Henry Mulder Mr Henry Goss Henry Mulder Clliford Rndenger Howard Mackey Bob Weekly Gordon Ash Back row Mansel Krenz Russell Llndhout Ray Averill Harry Castleman Harlan Fellows Joe Wagner Wllham Kruze Carroll Van Hartsveldt Bull Fryover Dale Johnson Richard Hartesveldt Peter Moll Les Thomas Thxs club IS orgarnzed as a Jumor d1v1s1on of the conservatlon group of Grand Rapxds Its purpose 1S to promote safety knowledge and 1nterest ln the use of hrearms to create greater xnterests 1n held and stream to show advancement 1n knowledge of sk111 of out of door craft and to teach and learn hvzng out of doors and 1n the held Each member Jomed the club because he w1shed to show hls 1nterest ln conservatlon by learnmg how to enjoy and preserve our natural Wlldllle The act1v1t1es of thls orgamzatlon have conslsted of hlkes and trlps out of doors mto the open helds At the meehngs lectures have been QIVSH both by outs1ders and members of the club 1tself at Whlch tlme hshmg huntmg and preservatlon were d1S cussed Although thls club had a very late start IH 1ts organlzahon one Wlll read11y agree that 1t was hlghly outstandmg and greatly successful IH 1ts aclnevements dunng the year 1 v y 1 - 1 . 1 1 1 1 . , . 1 - 1 , 1 r 1 . -' , 1 1 , - , 1 , - r 1 , . - 1 1 1 1 - - I 1 1 ' 1 German Band Rub rt Kohlnmt Bob Vhlson haul Waalkms Bob Ma ur Don Buchan Tony Van Heymnggn One of the most popular forms of entertalnment found among the talented young students of South Hlgh th1s year was the hrlarl ous German Band Frve boys dressed rn thelr or1g1nal humorous costumes made up thls merry group ot muslcrans who appeared several trmes at the football assembhes They also added to the enloyment of everyone at the annual advertrsrng assembly Although lh1S was thelr hrst year of organrzatlon they have already proved to the school that they really can swmg rt 1n the old German style Debaters lm lr 1 0 1 , . '. S 'S. . ' - 1 f .. . , ., . I-rum rms' Shirlvy Smith. I,-vulsv Hirst-hlwry, Lurmins- Nuum. Eil--1-n Umnlnxriulat. li--tty Hull 'c' xnxx VN':lx'rvn Y r--, Mr. 1.1-sta-r lil-Rush-r. llurllun tiirml, IH-Ivr Limlwr. Red Cross Front row Fuzene Pasma Catherme loodsma Natalie Dmgman Betty Lou Herb Wmgfred Coleman Eduard Daud Ywum Resmgol Back row Sulla Lumber Maruane Poll Luunse Nassxff MarJor1e Isaac Mxldren lwelson Irvmg Klemman Louls Stelnman Margaret Simmons Carl Tennxs Thomas Ellsworth Clalre Fox Jean Russell I serve Th1s IS the motto ot the Red Cross In the school Clly natlon and ln forelgn countrles the Ob1eCl1Ve 1S SGIVICS to others The Iunlor Red Cross Iournal helps them to keep ln touch Wlth counclls 1n other schools C1l16S and countrles ln thls Way the counclls help one another Through fore1gn correspondence they learn more about other nat1ons and thelr Red Cross work Th1s con tact promotes a trlendher feellng among nat1ons Junior Honor' Society P1-ont ron Nl: s Cwnthla Stocking Vxolet Ixulpmr Vlta D Anmlo -Xnnttte 'Vloermond leon Parkam N11 s Doris Sods-lbautr 'nd row Harold 'Vlulxe-5 Donna Lnsman Eleanor Short Jean Hzlntz Geraldxnn Flbbs Nlamoru Xu' Hul t Eileen Dahlbxrg Shlrlry Rnyrltr Ruth Frmnch Plame Hicks Vlargarct Wadr Luus Wood NITLIHIK B1 hnp Back ron Claxrn Fox Wxlllam Nlartm Phlllp Tnomxrc Tom Bandnn Stephen Dltta Dan Fotla-. Duu.ht Hllllard Sam Stefano Jack Calxaruo Arland Abbott Lester Bosschtr Gus Bptras Wadi Abraham .. 1, , . - - I I I I I I f - f - I ' ' f . 's' ',' ' . . ' ' ' ' , ' '. ' . . 1 . , . Sompolinsky, Phillip Semeyn. Anna Monier, Frank Badaluco, Patty Loveday, Betty Ann ' ll . ' , Y' ' 'S ' ' 1 A ' -H V- 4 A - , I A A 'V ' - ' ' . I C. 'I ' A 4 V ' ' . ' ' 5 , - - ' p MauQe7Fu1ler Club X Front rovs lxathleen Eldred Jane Ann Groottrb Kathcrme lylstra Jtan Pullen Gwen Fleer Lots H ndrnson Glody-4 Godfrey lrene Trappen Mnss Clar Dunlap 2nd ron Margaret Elllot Marjuru. Rambo Jtan lroctur Manorl Oosttrhof Dons Sprclmaker Dons R4aman Adellne Curnelxsse Ruth Wantz Esthmr Hulnnga Bmtty Erb Norma Jean Braun Back row Marne Cole Elorse Hudson Byrnyce Rogers Helen 'lrlmpe Roberta Bodxne Betty Curley Rb Ett Wl Sth H1 Wd dLo BkkD th RL ld D FdJ The Maude Fuller Club started the year 1938 wrth a membershrp cam pa1gn Thrs was followed by an 1n1t1at1on candle servrce whrch was carrred out wlth the colors of the ralnbow the Splfll of home ecor1om1cs bemg whlte ln October the state conventron of the M1ch1gan Home Econom1cs Assocxanon was held rn Flmt A report of th1s convenhon was grven at a farmers party when everyone wore slacks The speakers for the program were M1ss Gnffeth who attended school 1n HGWG11 last summer MISS Shepard who gave a very helpful talk on cosmet1cs and M1ss Alexander of the M1ch1gan Bakery who gave a demonstratron on party sandwrches Thls year members of the Maude Fuller Club had what were known as p1ll pals Each gtrl put her name and btrth date 1n a capsule and the names were then exchanged For Chrlstmas brrthdays and other holldays they gave thetr prll pals a g1ft and 1t was not untrl the mother and daughters plcnrc rn Iune that the names of the plll pals were revealed to the grrls In Aprxl a reglonal banquet was held at the Bethlehem Lutheran Church For thrs occaslon the guest speaker was an ekchange student from Sweden who at the present trme IS attendrng Mtchrgan State College The last meetmg of the Maude Fuller Club was held at Ideal Park for the mother and daughters prcmc and at thrs gather1ng the offrcers for the neyt year s club were chosen t l , lv 4 ll V f M' M X . -D -. ' . ' .hx r ' 'A 1 Y , , -1 ' , ' L' ' , . ', , l' . ' -'Y U .r ' . ' ' . . 0 ' ' . ' ' . ' ' 1 4 1 I A 1' 4 1 V p - ' D . . ' . I H U , -I ' r e a er, uma mn , een e gewoo , rs us rr . oro y fyno s, ons or , ane Zylstra. , . . . . , . , - I I 1 I 1 tt , H - - V - , , . .. . H - - . , . . . , .t . H . . . A , . K11CkeP Klub Front row Miss Cynthxa Stockmg Merrie Parker Jean Memardl Betty Bardelmeler Charles Mercer Charles Macauley Kay Davenport MSYJOFIQ Greenwald Mass Lucllle Osborne 2nd row Dorothy Crandell Selma Woodworth Gladys Elenbaas Loulse Hxrschberg Pauline Lwermore Thelma Syren Marne Rogers Augusta Peterman Betty Carley Byrnece Rogers Thelma Waterman Harlan Fellows Blll Fryover Wlllnam Kruze Max Dufner Harry Castleman Dlck Ellis One of the foremost clubs of the year l938 Was the Trolan Khcker Klub The purpose of the club IS to promote the students mterests 1n photog raphy Efforts were made W1th th1s pomt ln rnmd 1n the form of 1nstruct1ve speeches and demonslranons At vanous t1mes clurmg the school year the club attended some excellent lectures that were held by the Grand Raplds Camera Club At the Kopper Karruval the Troyan Khcker Klub took an acnve part w1th the showmg of mov1ng pxctures The soclal events of the year were several partres and a w1ener roast I Back row 7 Neil, Loveless, Howard .Macke-y, Bud Reichardt., Les Thomas, Dick Hough, Orval Veltman: - I Semor G1r1 Reserves Front rom Merrie Parker Jean Memardl June DeVrles Vlnzlnxa Meyers Jane Ann Grooters Helen Levus Norma Jean Braun Barbara Seeler Betty Rotrock Luella Winkler Betty Gates 2nd row Phyllns Markham Patricia Barnes Dorlce Ashby Norma Ellsworth Nexla Van Allsburg Dorothy Dickey Harriet Van Husen Brynece Rogers Ann Cooper Betty Carley Roberta Bodme Syretta Morton Miss Doris Sedelbauer Back row Ruth Lee Dorothy McMurtry Wilma Smlth Ruth Hanna Gladys Elenbaas Irene Trappen Selma Woodworth Louxse Hnrs hberg Dorothy Nagler Ruthmary Veen Helene Klosky Ardxs Brovsn ctty urray The Girl Reserves are younger members of the Young Women s Christian Association which IS a world Wlde organization of many different SOCIGI and In the United States 325 U00 younger glrls from twelve to eighteen belong to the Girl Reserve Clubs of the Y W C A Thts membership is a new experience for a younger girl found only 1n the Y W C A lt means that the younger girl is a member of an organization made up ot both women cmd girls the com mon concern of the adult members is to express their conv1ct1on of the supreme importance of the Christian way of living both to the individual and to soc1ety Club lite gives the Girl Reserves a chance to learn how to understand themselves how to get on with boy friends and girl frlends and how to appre ciate people of other races and nat1onal1t1es Under the leadership of Miss Sedelbauer the girls plan club activities and programs The offlcers for this year were Helen Lewis president Norma Braun vice president Dorothy Holland secretary and lane Ann Grooters treasurer Several of the gtrls received rings this year however this ring is not an award but a symbol and a constant reminder of the code slogan and purpose of the Girl Reserves S I2 X I I ,VX L 1 economic groupings, races, nationalities, and creeds. , I . . . , I - , 2 , - Senior Honor Society Front rosw Jeanne Kellar Kathryn Davis Berta Kimmel Thelma Hauer Allen Smith Roger Higgins President Gwendolyn Fleer MarJor1e Greenwald Ruth Lawrence Lucille Meyers Ruby Spencer 'Ind row Phoebe Petersofn Elaine Edgerlee Louise Hirschberg Letty Hornbach Louise Scher man Betty Jane Wilson 'Vladelme Hovmgh Adele Woltjer Jacqueline Rauser June Caslon Dons Morrow Thelma Syren Mx-.s Etta Lambert Back row Kenneth Wood .lark Howrck Robert Salsbury Bradley Johnson Albert Hyde Milton Katz Bill Glbler Harold Vander Veen Howard Vanderbilt Stewart Oost Character leadership scholarship and service these are the funda mental virtues and requirements that a student must meet in order to become ized through the efforts of a council of high school principals who wished to emphasize scholarship in the schools The Honor Society 1S a natlonal organization having over 2 OOO chapters in various parts of the United States and its possessions the Philippine Islands the Hawaiian Islands Porto Rrco and one 1n the American School in Shanghar China The South High Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized in 1927 through Miss Lambert s efforts and she has been the sponsor ever since To be elected a member to the Society is one of the greatest honors that can come to a high school student The officers this year are Roger H1gg1ns presi dent Gwendolyn Fleer vice president Marjorie Greenwald secretary and Allan Smith treasurer Thls year all members who deslred were given the privilege of taking a special intelligence test ln the spring n1ne members took the competitive scholarship examination that was given by the University of Chicago The honor assembly was held in May On this OCCCSIOH the address was made by Rabbi Ierome D Foekman a member of the National Honor Society. In 1924 this Society Was first organ- Art Club Front row Thelma Waterman France Salhaney June DeVr1es Dorothy Mercer Merle Wachter Dorothy Wilson Glenn Farr Or al Veltman 2nd rovs Lottle Culver Edlth Hxllary Cordelia Wrllxams Irvnnxz Klelman Jack Rxckre James Charos Don Ross Robert Cummms M1ss Ahce Veva Back row Ruby Spencer Vlrgxma Cummms Evelyn Van Dam, Sylvla KrotJe Mlldred Stlckney Vernxce Mllls Frances Flottorp Norma Peets Betty Doan Presldent Merle Wachter Secretary Dorothy Mercer Treasurer Dorothy W1lson Adv1ser M1ss A C Vev1a ln all the h1story of South there has been no larger Art Club than that of 38 the total enrollment ot members bemg forty two ACllV1l1eS of the club were strmlar to those of former years The club par t1c1pated 1n the Kopper Karmval and twlce dunng the year vtsxted the Grand Raplds Art Gallery The members also v1s1ted the Grand Rap1ds Furmture Museum and were escorted through the bu1ld1ng by Mr Spencer Meetmgs were held every other Thursday alter school The club concluded 1ts act1v1t1es of the year w1th an lnlormal luncheon held 1n room 314 Thus ends another successful chapter 1n the h1story ot the South I-hgh Art Club ' S , S , ' , . , . . ' . , . v .' v - . . . Vice-President ...... Glenn Farr Math Club Front row Harry Castleman Lou:-sc Hrrschberg Howard Vanderbilt Mary Shmkman Jack Moyer Corwm Van Husen 2nd row Dorothy Mercer Herbert Moss Herman Geller, Norma Pcets Betty Boudxer Patrlcla Mmozue Back row Albert Cook Bull Kellar Don Rotrock Eugene Mlller Roland Lutrcll Lee Rlchardson Tony Van Heynmgen The purpose of the Math Club 1S to brmg together those students who have taken at least a year of algebra and a half year of geometry and who are rnterested enough 1n mathematlcs to do some research studymg for the further acquamtance of the subyect The ofhcers of the club are Howard VanderB1lt prestdent Mary Shlnk man v1cepres1dent LOUISE Huschberg secretary lack Moyer treasurer and Mlss Stocklng faculty advrser At the club meetmgs beS1deS the dlscusslon of bus1ness and other regu lar act1v1t1es there has been a program of entertamment wh1ch 1nc1uded speakers the use of the s11de rule lectures on the h1story of mathematlcs and many other 1nterest1ng phases pertammg to mathemahcs At the Kopper Karmval the club had a very successful money makrng booth rn wh1ch names were shaped out of wrre by the boys and candy made by the g1r1s was sold The club made a proht of over eleven dollars wh1ch a1ded greatly m covermg the expenses for the year The club progressed a great deal and an added mterest for mathematlcal problems was developed 1n the mmds of the members 1 1 - 1 ' 1 . 1 '- 1 v v 1 ' . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 , . I - 1 1 1 , 1 Mixed Chorus Rena Kandler Norma Itndberfz Esther Lemke Wllma Smith Jean Falcone-r Jerry Holmgren Jeanette Johnson Eleanor Norden Neoma Poley INyda Rnd Margie Rlobart Loraine Noum Iols Nelson Norma Hall Jean Hull Dorothy Christensen Jane Crooters tAecompanlstl Elame Vteber Louise Nasslfl' Mary Elkenhout Dorothy Edwards Constance De Byle Vtrlngta Crandell Florence Branch Jean Btbsee Verna Grooters Bttty Rotrock Martan Rozenga Mella Schrouder Vlrgzmta Smtth Shtrley Smtth Patrxcra Flemtng Jan lxlstra Maybelle Yonkers Dawn Mosher Helen George Betty Mabee Harrtett Morrison lma Weaxer Eleanor Ver Hulst Martannt Tumman Fwelln Trteber Nancy Konlmz lots Rice Crace Wertenberger Isabelle lung Elnora lxleft Mary lxetcher Marte Drlscal lAccompan1stl I-rances Haze Margaret Hall Margaret Dexener Elleen Cronkruzht Adeline Cornellsse Certrude Bylsma MarJor1e Evans Jeanne Brannan Marjorie Benner Dortce Ashhy Elsie Anderson Ruth Ten Harkel Florence Ruth Viantz Harriet Van Husen Betty Vander Laan Phyllis Paulesen Theo Oxford Wanda Orser Exelyn Mtller Beatrice Merrill Jean Mac'Alp1ne Betty Landstra Donna Lampktns Edna Ixrestakas Donna Keller Justamere Marttn Marttn Oosta Russell Poch Carl Poll Jack Rtnyzelberx. Ieslte Dodge Wlllxam kremer Harold Schoperkotte Harold Slaughter Merl Swann Delton Clark Howard Tuthlll Rlchard Weaxer Raymond Qumt Harold Bos Harry Camp Jack Cantser Richard Cunnmgham Leonard Klaassen John Dreytr Robert Coldberz DWlLhl Htllard Robert Voogd Raymond Merritt Norman Rlchards lloyd he-ttner Bob Burns Ray 'Vlwers Robert Cummms Irvxxn Brien Francls Collms Donald Rotrock Corvxm Van Husen John Pullen Glen Pa'-sage Robert Maur Carl Johnson Robert Goslmg tAccompanlstu South has always been proud ot tts able body of smgers who under the leadershrp ot Mtss Bessre Lmdley succeeded throughout the school year tn grvmg many splendtd entertalntng programs The lvltxed Chorus IS composed of a group of srngers who have gatned entrance by passtng the requtred test Thts group wtth the Gtrls and Boys Glee Clubs Grrls Chorus and lunror Glee Club gave the annual Chrtstmas concert whrch was also grven at an assembly for the beneftt of the students The Mrxed Chorus broadcast a number of ttmes when they took part tn the radro programs sponsored by the football athletes They also sang for South s annual dmner and gave ct concert at Caledonta The ftnal acttvtty of the Mrxed Chorus was to take an acttve part tn the lnter l-ltgh Sprtng Concert gtven at South May 4 lane Grooters ' lvlarre Drtscol Accompantsts Norma Bro fm l Besste Lmdlev D1 ectcr 5. ' . ' ' ' , I' ' ' A l ' I V . S ' l L, l ' . V . ' ' . vb l ' - ' ' .' .. '55 Y , . 1 - ' ' ', sffptfrin, Bt-tty Ste-llma, lidna Synder, Gwe-ndolyn Roberts, 'Norma Peets: Marie- VVilliams. Mary, Wellman, Us V t , , I . Y -'r ' Z Y I - 1 . ' I' ' , . , v r P.T.A. The P T A 1S the largest folk movement 1n the world today It IS organ1zed for the promot1on of worthler homes better schools and flner commun1t1es The South H1gh PTA chose Know Your School as th1s years theme The1r work began 1n the fall w1th Open House when parents and teachers torlum for questlons and answers Several hundred part1c1pated 1n th1s An actxve employment bureau for part txme work for South Htgh students was cont1nued and the Student Loan Fund of the P T A loaned S250 th1s year They also cooperated w1th the Student Counc1l for the annual Kopper Kam1 val In the fall a party for the band untform fund was most successful Appl1ed psychology classes were held each week from November to May The PT A sponsored a mother and daughters tea a sen1or gxrls party a safety rally, and a general school p1cn1c wh1ch was held 1n Iune met in informal conferences, after which a general forum was held in the audi- .ACt1V1t16S Calendar October l Sen1or rrngs come 27 Sen1or electron 30 Ghost Gallop November De Sen1or commrt ees chosen Central South llomecomrng f o o t b a game Open house for parents Sen1or Grrl Reserve AllC1ty banauet South Un1on football game Sen1or cabmet meetmgs cember R O T C Mrlrtary Ball Holland Chnsttan South basketball game Central South basketball game Chrrstrnas vacatron began Traverse Ctty South basketball game Icmuczry 28 Ba k to school Cathohc Central South basketball game Sen1or ptctures Came for brds Senror grrls rneetrng to drscuss cloth ng for graduatron and class day Central South basketball game Voted on senror prctures Verslurs and Brubaker tred Sen1or meetrng Gtrls voted on cloth mg Revoted on sentor prctures Verslurs won Ottawa South basketball game Colors posted for xottng Sentor meettng Tw o shades of green cl sen as class colors Davts Tech South basketball game February Un1on South basketball game Sen1or meetmg folders and rrtotto chosen Sentor Mrxer Central South basketball gan e Catholtc Central South basketball ga e South Creston basketball game Sen1or meetmg to revote on class colors and appornt commrttee for booth at Kopper Karnrval Assembly Band awarded new flag by Boy Scouts Mr Solon Rtske sp ke on Amertcanrzatfon of Amertca Cabaret Iumare March Sen1or meettng to determ1ne booth for Kopper Karnlval Ottawa South basketball game Sen1or meetmg to choose the memorral and the three most popular senrors Sen1or meetrng to choose class song I HOD Sen1or meetrng Krazy Kapers Apnl 2 Kopoer Karnrval 3 Announcements posted for vottng 22 and 23 Semor plav 30 Damsel s Drag May 4 Sen1or Meetmg l4 tumor Sen1or ruye 2l Varsttv Club Dance une Sentor Ptcn c O . . I 4 . - U ' . 9 ' 1 1 - , A l 11 ' I ' . 3 ' 't . 18 A -K A I rn . 13 , A ' ' ll 22 - . . 23 ' A . 18 g I . u ' U A 1 25 - A . 24 e A 25 ' . 10 ' ' Y A U 3 . . l7 - - 4 ' 20 ' ' 2 9 . ' . ' . 22 ' - 4 . 23 Alpena-South basketball game. 14 , A ' l8 - . 3 23 ' ' . V A ' 24 . 7 1 - 1 lO ' ' ' - . 12 . g. ' . 1 i h 14 3 A . A . l8 1 V ' ' we ' I A, 19 I . . Yin . - ' 21 . A ' 1 o - ' . . Q5 f ' 1 , I ' , ' , 26 . ' - 'J .. . . f J . to . ., l School Life il'lli1'1iS, ilf'K6'.'JOfIX, C'Jf'JGCl desi: in a corner, The old farniiiar office clock ing tirne away A Couple strolling arrn in ar and down the corridor Schoolday' -if Bells ringing' Scurryirigl Hurryingi A sound of trarriping teetl A rnurrnur, growing, rising, breaa ingl Quiet reigns W Classes begin ff But subdued whispering perrne ates the atmosphere. Laughter suppressed f- Then mirth uncontrolled! And a bell sounds again in the air. f lean Kellar School Life T 'fn Nw- Y.-,-, .. W ,A-fi ieoiilai . . Andi, U :9...c. trundled down to the Auditortgx.. tor the senior pray tryeouts, vrnicg proved to bevery amusing. livery' thing from llrfGT'f Had a Little Lamb to the iGettysburg Ad dress was heard. Nearly the entire senior class turned out in their best bibs and tuckers for one of the most suc- cessful social functions of the year, The Senior Mixer. Whole some food, good music, and fine speeches, all in all, made up a pleasant evening. Senior proofs came back from Versluis and 'lresitting' was the most popular word for that week. Tattler staff meetings are held every eighth hour in Room 22l. Under Miss Antons supervision the staff gathers, writes, and cuts the news of the week, thus pre- paring it for use in The Tattlerf' The school-life section of the annual certainly would not be complete without a picture of those diminutive seventh graders and that tall, well-known senior, Al Hyde. The Student Council is an im- portant factor around South as it is the student governing body. Meetings a re held bifmonthly. Plans for assemblies, hall duty, the Kopper Karnival and other such functions are discussed. Clothing classes learn how to bedeck thei:.sel':es in a rzifxnner that suits their personality and is pleasing to others The way tc C II.fI!'li?1 heart 1:2 School Life O tzprcugf. :Ls stcriacfi. At least so beQ1e'.'e these girls who take ffccds. ln many cases, several gxls in the foods classes have been feedmg undernourisned children, learning at first hand new to build 21ealtE.y bodies. These young aspirants, seen at typewnters, are striving for ace curacy along with speed in order to be fitted for secretarial work. Senior s e s s io n room, Pops domicile, recalls memories ot Pop tapping his pencil on the desk, t i e r y campaign speeches, the thrill of receiving our senior rings, photo and class color displays, and the poetic fantasies, written by dayfdrearning students, which were heard via the PA, system. Mr. Knoll's physicists can be found daily in Room llO, ponder- ing over some profound question. ln the chemistry laboratory, une der Miss Schweitzers tutoring, students experiment. Among the dances that were given this year the seniors great- ly enjoyed the dancing party given for them by the South High Alumni Association. The Iunior- Senior Mixer, given in April, turned out to be a huge success also, With the arrival ot Class Day and Commencement, rnany a stu- dent showed signs of deep regret for having to say good-bye to a great many happy memories where six years of hard work had been spent tor better achieve- ments. Atklns Donald Alderms. 'VlarJor1e Badaluco loe J 5840 l5ake1 Wxlllam lianles Ada Barbour He le n l5ardelm1 ler Betty Barnes Eduard 5 5041 I5 lt N 1X1 IH l5enne r Marjorie 5 Ihsbee lean lllam lie rta Bodlne Roberta 5 4666 15olhu1s Ierrle Ann 5 6010 Bono Fhomas l5oom Ray 7' 9550 Boss teorge 1 J 48 lioujan Mary Ann l5oner ierald .J 128 l5oynton Je mne Brandt Jack .5 1942 Braun Norma Jean 3 1816 Brlslnn lone Brode r Be tty Brower Margaret Brovsn Dorothy Mae 5 13.39 Broun Phyllis 608 26M Brovnmns.. Kathryn 3 8094 Brunmng Leona 3 5519 Bryson Mllton 1 8518 Buluma Hove ard llultemi Sidney 3 9424 Burson Donna 3 951.5 Busklrk I ous Cam Clxfton Carley Betty 5 4484 Caruso Florence .5 5052 Caslovs June 3 5004 Cassleman Harry 85634 Chaffee Lyle 9 4041 Chambers Maumee 116145 F Church Nan Cole Marne Coleman Wmxfred 5 2518 Cook Albert Cooley Audrey Cramer Helen 3 0561 Crandall Dorothy Cross Bert Cummms Vxrgmla 3 6913 Cunningham Robert Cunnxngham Richard 36655 Currey Bernice 5 1665 Davenport lxathryne Davis Kathryn 31964 Day Robert 38232 Dean Vernon 55633 DeBats Phyllis 5 6956 DeBoer Jeanette 5 7874 De By le Constance Del-iaan Harold DeVr1es June 3 1 6 Dodds Velda Dorxun Ruth Draper Vxrglnla Duiner Max 5 5689 Dunn Robert 51262 Dykstra Eduard 51 Eckhardt .lack 3 9085 hckhardt Marjorle .5 9085 Edgerlee Flame .5 6956 Edmunds Pxelyn Eldred Kathleen 5 I-79 Llenbaas Gladys 5 6814 Flllott Margaret Elhs Rxehard 5 0 Ptter Reba .566 Parr Howard ' Fehrlen Charles 59670 1-eldhaus Mar: Jane 59670 Fellows 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