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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1939 volume:

THE YEARBOOK South High School 1939 t D thy A th tyN d 1939 SPECTRA STAFF OF Jaclc R. 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Litton Genial in his manner, patient in every task, sincere to every purf pose, striving ever upward, respected by all his colleagues, masterly in his technique, friendly to all who partake his glance, sharing his every resource, loved by all who know him -this is our Glenn Litton. As we set Out upon the long journey ahead, it gives us pleasure to pause in tribute to one who has successfully gone before us and who serves as a willing and experienced guide, ready to use his experience for our guidance and profit. In the many years we have known him, he has always been our friend: through bands and orchestras which he has produced, he has brought lasting fame to our school: and in his life he has been a worthy example for us to follow. XVe are proud of his acquaintance and friendship, we are proud of the example his life has been for us: we are proud to dedicate this yearbook to one who so nearly fulfils those ideals to which this book is dedicated: we are proud of Glenn B. Litton. Vox PCP The meeting will now come to order, shouts Rohert Goldherg, lifting his voice to he heard ahoye the rahhle of the crowd. Boh and Verna Grooters were elected president and secretary ref spectiyely of the Student Council at an allfliigh school caucus held in Iviay, 1938. The president, secretary, and citi:enship chair' man for '39540 were elected the second Wediiesf day in Iviay this year at a similar assemhly. The campaigning done this year hy yarious candidates was almost as colorful as the campaigns hefore the senior elections, especially Williani Kloosterman's tour of the nation. -vu Y-TT! you OFFICERS Thirtytwo prominent senior hoys constituted the first memhership in the Ushers Cluh which was originated hy the Student Council this year. This group executed 'various plans of entering the auditorium for assemhlies. These plans were created hy the ushers in conjunction with the asf semhly hoard. Asseinhlies were planned and selected hy the assemhly hoard with the cooperation of Mr. Lester C. Doerr. :X group of fifteen Npaidu assemhlies were engaged for the school year. A few of the outstanding ones were a concert hy a gypsy orchesf tra from Detroit, an hour of entertainment hx' s 1 Y s ' Row One: VV. Abraham. J. Ahiuihnni, Czunp. Wukenvlil, Xhillit-lt. NC!I11 Row Two: Mi-yt-r. Howe. Marsh, Hnrnhzirh. Yuiighun, Holdht-ru. Hrooiifrs, l'nrri-h. Gilpin. Fight. Row Thru-z Chappnizin, Herb, la-itft-rs. I.ovi-. Miss Loomis, Mr. Churm. Iivvri-tts, Bi-lt. Smith, Stephan, Ht-nrlly. ' Row Four: Howielt. Miller. Sziurinzin, VVoocl. Williams. Stone. il TRAVELING ASSEMBLY Buck Row: Gi-orgu Goss, Lilian Z2ll'it'l'1l. l.ylt- Dunlap. M1-lla Srhrot-dvr, Bill Comstock. .lumlrl Marshall. Lionvl Sandro. .lack Ilit-fvnliakt-r, Don liut-hon, Eli G4-i-lhoml. Front Row: .loo McCarthy, Miss lit-atrirv Loomis, Hob Carter. Charlene Vaughan. Cyril Skidmore-. Phyllis Annlvrson, Curtis VVilliams, Geraldine Tr-l':1sti-, Kenny Wt-lch. Fr:-mlt Arriiro. Kay Olson, Jack Honicls. Unions traveling assembly, and a film, The First Century of Baseball, shown by George Moriarty, big league umpire. For the first time all students on hall duty were called together by the council to discuss problems and their solutions. The constitution was revised so that the citizenship chairman would be elected in the spring, thus making it easier to organize a smoothfworking hall system the first week of school. The constitution was also amended so it would be more democratic in representation and so stu' dents would have a better chance to participate. At least one member from each session room is elected in the fall. Every club and almost every student participated in the annual Kopper Karnival which was extremef ly successful this year. Student Council INTER-HIGH COUNCIL MEMBERQ Sean-tl: Miss Loomis, Verna Grooters. Standing: Jack Howie-k, Robert Goldburi 'Vlr Churm G ? Q- vt f? HALL DUTY GET AN EARFUL livtty Lou H+-rb Gurdon Camp, Slim McCarthy, Paul Suurman. 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A , Ai uw 4 W, , 63g'Q 'E 2 f .,, af X 7 , C X' I Q , 1 1 g As the Tattler staff nears the end of its publishing year, it pauses and looks back over the past and takes stock of what it has accomplished, Many of the services which it rendered the school came through the editorial page. One of the first editorials which brought about a noticeable result this year was Keep the Homecoming Clean. Though it aroused the ire of some alumni, they took immediate action and the 1938 Homecoming was characterized by some of the most civilized behavior in years. Out of the Homecoming Shambles came another thought. For this occasion, and various other shows where home talent is desired, some sort of a bureau which would have information concerning theatrical ability available is needed. After the Tattler ran an edif torial explaining this need, the student council estabf lished a talent bureau. In order that the school dances would be better patronized, a boys' dancing class grew out of a plea from the school paper, However at one of the dances, incif dentally the most popular one of the season, the dire tragedy of having the decorations torn down half way through the party brought exelamations of anger from the staff. An editorial resulted and the decorations ref mained untouched at the next dance. Ittttlvr BOSSES W,-, Seated: Kleiman, Everetts, Hauer, Seibers. Standing: Viergever, Grooters, Brady, Marsh, Ashby O O O Row One: Wood, Ashby, Stephan, Marsh, Evert-tts, Miss Anton, Hauer, Burtenshaw, 'Millt-r. R ' Tw : Markham, VVinkler, Gates, Smith. Nelson, Hitchcock. Delioer, Streeter, Lignell, Nagler, Bon- A OW 0 tiglio, Smith. Arthur, Zaki-m. af- A259 , X 1 fi ' L' f ' 1 f , ww gym- , - :y Q , wgft. , - ,, 1 I L ,f k ,N . 'K Q , D Xb , A Y x 0 X X k ff W + K 1 . ' if . .Q .qi FN D' A X5 hp. H FAC U LTY w 1 5 2 v . .am i F 2 5 A 1 i ms f1.cm,afec, .n K ' . 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M W YN ' 1 N p M wi li 1 K' , m n W W M 5 w l. 1 V w W w x x fi r sf,ef ii' UH -L, , 5' , f 1 r' Nr? flak 1 n Usa I ' ,. 2 4 ' Y + s Fx .ffl BOSSES... l Vote Duflvlorelu Vote Candocrat Y Vote Foo Y Vote CofFairl This hallyf l hoo and much more was shouted, read, and sung to this year's lessees of room 235 around the first of November liefore the senior election. No major political campaign could he a more colorful spectacle than South's seniors paint in their race for office. The successful were Robert Lignell, Duflvlore, president: Jack Howick, Candocrat, vicefpresident: Alice Meier, Duflvlore, secretary: Henry De' ' Boer. DufMore, treasurer: Peter Moll and Betty Bates, Cofliair. and joe Mcf , Carthy, Duflvlore, studcnt advisers. As faculty advisers, Mr, Clifford Gettings I and Miss Laura Wilsmuii were chosen. lwltiti o r oxxic i n l i i l ll lfXlfCLl,l'lVlf SESSION l ' Del5 e. l'l Lg all ADVISORS f s 1 s ,I - Gettlngs MeCarthy Wilscixi Churm Moll Gltes All of the seniors served as chairmen or members of e 0 m m 1 t t e e s which were an nounced by Presldent Lignell at a meetmg in November Charlene Vaughan and joe Palazzola were ehosen to plan the Sen10r Mlxer February tenth In December the class appropriated two hundred and Hfty dollars to pay for its an nual pages and chose the class eolors royal blue and powder blue The elass motto THE DOOR TO SUCCESS IS LABELED PUSH was chosen in January and the elass memorial vxas decided upon The seniors voted to have 1 public address system in stalled in the auditorium to buy new deeora tions for the senior stage and to get a new flagpole for the sehool Betty Cates was ehosen is the semor be xuty queen with Betty Sealoek as runner up At a regullr eleetion the elass chose Coulter Studios as the semor photographer Most of those who attended the Senior Mixer a banquet went to the South Ottawa bxsketball game afterward With You Cant Take It With You voted upon as the senior play 'md Mks Beatrice Loomis 'ls directer the double cast Elaine Marsh and Paul Saurman and Martha Jo Gilpin and Eugene Miles taking the romantic leads started work on the produc tion Harry Carlson and William Comstoek portrayed the role of Grandpa Vanderhof vuth Jeanne Leiffers and Betty Lou Herb as Penny This Pulitzer Prize winner was given on April 14 and 13 to full houses Net re eelpts of the production were S975 After the returns were announeed the president tolo seniors that S700 dollars would be spent on the memorial Allaine Wolfe and jaek Knappen were eoehairmen of the Senior Prom at whleh Milt MeGCJff1ll s o r e h e s t r 1 played The un1or Senior Mixer held in the boys gym was a roller sluting party vuth dancinff and free refreshments is added attraetions In May Eugene Miller md Miriam Oom vxere ehosen to plan the el iss plLl'l1C A rollex skltlnff and danelng party vt as elxen seniors by the alumm on June md after the rid u mon exereises the P TA h ld a Hnal ret to ether danee for graduates The theme of he Cliss Diy program Xkis S hooldlye 'md it picturel the different :tt es through which students p'1:s. 25 P++++++++++4 P+++++++++H 0126: Irma Norma Akershoek Art Club: Art Committee: Decoration Coin- mittee, Jean Aldrich Tattler: Pep Committee. Anna Mary Amante French Club: Math Club: Commercial Law Club: Mixed Chorus: Decoration Committee: Makelup Committee. Senior Play. Phyllis Anderson Traveling Assembly: Pep Committee, Chairman Wanieta Arnold Commercial Law Club: Motto Committee. Dorothy Arthur Math Club: Tattler, Spectra, Business Manager: G.A.A.: Properties Committee, Senior Play: Publicity Committee, Cofchairman, Barbara Ashton Senior Girl Reserves: Maude Fuller: Memorial Committee. Dale Atkinson HifY: Commercial Law Club: Citizenship Com' mittee, Cliairinan. 1 W - A a , , x..-' . : ' .1 Raymond Averill Varsity Club: Basketball. First Team: Football, First Team: Baseball, First Team: Entertain' ment Committee, jane Baessler Sophomore Class, Student Advisor: Concert Band: Senior Qrchestraz R.O.T.C., Sponsor: Bars and Chevrons Club, President: Senior Honor Society: Commencement Day Commit' tee. Roland Beauchamp Latin Club: Radio Club. Vice-President: Com' mercial Law Club: Memorial Committee. Ethel Better-idge Memorial Committee. 'C' 1 Fern Luverne Beye Maude Fuller Club:.Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Color Committee. Marian Black Commercial Law Club: Photo Committee, Jack Blough Varsity Club: Baseball, First Team: Football, First Team Manager. Ray Bomers Football, Second Team. Jennie Bonfiglio Tattler: S p e C t r ii 1 Girls' Clee Club: Mixed Chorus: Motto Committee: Latin Club. Stanley Boyd Hi-Y Beatrice Brom Eleanor Brown Art Club: Math Club: Memorial Committee Cofchairman. George C. Brown Q 3 9 Leonard C. Brown H +++ Commercial Law Club: Urhers Club: Senior Play: Mottii Committee, Commerci.il Lziw Club: Txittlerz Publicity Com mittee. Hildred Bryker Donald Buchan French Club: Coiiiiiiercizil Law Club: Hi-Y: Concert Band: Senior Urche-tra: Music Com' mittee, Cofcliaiirinain. P++++++++++4 lr++++++++++4 .. 28 ,, Betty Burtenshaw Me m orial Com mittee. Marvin Byle Commercial Law Club: Mottcm Committee: lvlemorial Committee. Gordon Camp Commercial Law Club: HifY1 Ushers Club: R.O.T.C.: Bars and Chevrons Club: Student Council: Home Rule Council: Photo Committee. Bob Carter Hi-Y: French Club: R.O.T.C.: Bars and Chev' rons Club: Ushers Club: Spectra: Football, Sec' ond Team: Senior Play: Properties Committee lvlanager, Senior Play: Traveling Assembly. Adeline Cornelisse lvlaude liuller Clubg C,:X.:'x.1 Cirlf Clee Club: Mixed Chorux: lxlemorial Committee. Virginia Crandall Art Club: Cirlf Clee Club: Mixed Chorux Flower Committee. Charles Creagan Xlath Club: Varsity Club, lfoolball. liirft Team Baxeball. lfirxt Teauz: B.wlietb.ill: Seeonel Team Cilizenxliip f.ommilLee. Wilbur Cullers liiench Club: Content Bantl: Senior lllay Harry Carlson HifY: Senior Play: Claw Day Committee: Pub lieity Committee, Max Chase Hi' Y: Dale Clay Commercial Law Club: Pep Committee Bill Comstock l'lifY: mittee. Coneert Band: Senior Play: Photo Con l 1 Donald E. DelVIann Concert Band: S e n i o r Qrchestra: XVrestling lvlusie Committee. Kenneth DeGraff Varsity Club: Commercial Law Club: Football First Team lvlanagerz Pep Committee, Donna De merest Cirls' Clee Club: Mixed Chorus: Color Com' m itte e. Frances Derwich French Club: G.A.A.: Girls' Glee Club: Deco' ration Committee. 9 Lottie Culver Art Club: Camera Club. Secretary: French Club: Decoration Committee. Mary Czinder James J. Dean French Club: Varsity Club: Baseball, First Team: Basketball, First Team: Publicity Com- mittee. Henry DeBoer Senior Class, Treasurer: Mixed Chorus: French Club: Commercial Law Club: Hi-Y: Tattlerg Ushers Club: junior Red Cross: Golf Team. Bette jean Doan Art Club, Vicefpresidentz Art Committee. Cornelius Dood Varsity Club: Football. First Team: Basketball, First Team: Baseball, Captain 1938: Citizenship Committee. ' George E. Doran, jr. Commercial Law Club: Varsity Club: Basketball, First Team: Football, First Team: Track: En' tertainment Committee. Marjorie Doris Duemler Color Committee. lv 5 ?++++++++++4 P++++++++++4 lf++++++++++4 u30u -lames E. Dunbar HifY: Math Club: C om m e r c i al Law Club: Ushers Club, Vice'Presiclent: Senior Honor Society: Spectra: Track: Photo Committee, Co' chairman. Lyle Alden Dunlap Math Club, VicefPrcsident: Latin Club, Vice' President: Ushers Club, SecretaryfTreasurer: Traveling Assembly: T r a c lc : Commencement Day Committee. Marie Eitelbuss Maude Fuller Club: Flower Committee, Robert W. Ekkens Commercial Law Club: Concert Band: Art Com' mittee, Betty Erb Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Maude Fuller Club: Flower Committee. Verna J. Erwood Marjorie Evans Girls' Glec Club: Mixed Chorus: Art Club. Gwendolyn E. Everetts Tattler, Assistant Editor and Editor: Quill and Scroll: Student Council: Home Room Council: lnter'High Council. President: Class Day Com' mittee: Scholarship Committee, Chairman. Jean Falconer Cirls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Pep Commit' tee. Glenn Farr French Club, President: Art Club, VicefPresif dent: Senior Play Committee, Co-chairman: Publicity Committee. james W. Farris Art Club: Model Club: Art Committee. Loretta Fellows Senior Cirl Reserves: Tattler: Announcement Committee. . A AV. : 'fu Harold Fehrlen Boys' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus. Josephine Fiorenzo French Club: Math Club: Girls' Glee Club: Class Day Committee. Warren Fite HifY: Commercial Law Club: Student Council: Ushers Club, Honorary Member: Senior Play: Debating: blemorial Committee, Agnes Flynn Bowling: Senior Play: Election Committee: Pep Com mittee. Ed Foster Mixed Chorus: junior Red Cross, Treasurer: Cheerleader. Gordon W. Foster R.G.T.C,: Bars and Ghevrons Club, President, Wilma I. Frens French Club: Art Club: Girl Reserves: Art Com' mittee. Betty Gates Senior Class, Student Advisor: French Club, Vice-President and Treasurer: Senior Girl Ref serves: Commercial Law Club: Tattlerg Class Day Committee. Clark Gates Boys' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Senior Play Committee. Edward Geelhoed H1fY: Latin Club: Concert Band: Senior Orches- tra: Ixlusic Committee: Election Committee. Helyn George Xluude Fuller Club: G..'X..'X.1 Girls' Glue Club: Nlixed Chorus: Commencement Day Committee. Robert Gibbs Commercial Law Club: Varsity Club: Football. Captain 1937: Basketball, First Team: Baseball, First Team: Announcement Committee. V+++++4++++4 P++++++++++4 V++++++++++4 .. 32 ., Arthur M. Gilbert Tattler: Decoration Committee. John C. Gillesse ,Iunior Red Cross: Photo Cfonrrnittcc. Nlarthn Jo Gilpin Latin Club, x71CC'PI'CalLlCT'lt and Secretary: Spec' tra, S c n i o r Editor: Ushers Club. Honorary Mcinlier: Student Council: Home Room Coun' eil: junior Class, S e C r eta r y 1 Senior Honor Society: Badminton: Senior Play: Photo Com' mittee. Shirley Jane Gittlen liencli Club: lvlatli Clulw: Kliclrur Cluln: Spec' tra, Faculty Editor: Senior Play Clorninittee. Wilnia Groening Math Clulaq Clan Day Coinnuttcc. Donna Grysen lircncli Clulvg clUI1lIIlL'YCl1ll Law filulnz Senior Girl Reserve-. flrrlf flluu fllula. Marjorie- 1. Haedke Art Ciluln: Girl? Ulm Cfluli: Mixed Clioruf: Art Coininittcu. -lack A. Haglund fvlatlm Cluli: HifY. Yirefljrcxidcnt and President: Entertainment floninuttec. U5- Betty Gladstone jeanne L. Glerum ,lunior Red Crosfz G.A.:X.1 Senior Play: Pep Coinnnttcc. Robert Goldberg Soplioniorc Claes. T r e a Q ur e r 1 junior Claw. President: Latin Club, Treasurer: Hi'Y: Ushers Club. Honorary lvleinlverx Student Council, PrcQidcnt: Home Room Council: Intcr'Higli Council: Senior Honor Society: Senior Play: Tcnnib Tcain: Claws Day Committee: Spectra. Spectra Editorial Circulation Nlanagcr. Clarence Green Radio Cluln Secretary: Track: Footlaall. P-++++++++++4 P++++++++++-1 c1369 I . . Patricia Anne Koch C:A:A.: Art Club: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Tattler! Photo Committee. Robert Kollnot French Club: Radio Club: Concert Band: Sound Effects Manager, Senior Play: Class Day Com' mittee: Decoration Committee. Harriet Konyndyk Commercial Law Club: Flower Committee. Robert Kornoel je French Club, President: M a t h Cl u b : Radio Club: Senior Honor Society: Photo Committee. Betty Jeanne Landstra Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: French Club: lvlenzorial Committee. john Leatherman Commercial Law Club: President: Track: XX're-1 tling: Football, First Team: Citizenship Corn' mittee, Wilma Lcnning lvlaude Fuller Club: Coininercial Law Club. Jeanne Lieffers Latin Club, Secretary: Girls' Glec Club: Student Council: Home Room Council: Spectra: Senior Play: Entertainment Coininittee. Cofchairrnan: William Kremer Varsity Club: Football, First Team: Track: Color Committee. La Verne Kuhlman Math Club: Latin Club: Ushers Club: Decora' tion Committee. Dorothy Wilson LaBar Art Club, Treasurer: Senior Play Committee. Betty Lamoreaux Senior Orchestra: Class Day Committee: Prop' erties Committee, Senior Play. l I Q Arlene Keith French Club, Treasurer: Math Club: Senior Band: Class Day Committee. Ruth Keithley Announcement Committee. Jeanne Kellar Math Club, President: Latin Club: Cv.A.A.: Tattler: Spectra, Literary Editor: Senior Honor Society: Program Committee, Senior Play: Mot' to Committee, Cofchairman. Glen Kelley Art Club, President: Ushers Club: Commercial Law Club: Tattler: Spectra: Decoration Com' mittee: Art Committee, Cofehairman. l i Arneta Jane Kidd Commercial Law Club: French Club, Treasurer: Class Day Committee. Berta Jane Kimmel Latin Club: Spanish Club: Art Club: Senior Honor Society, President: Make'up Committee Chairman, Senior Play: Art Committee. Anita Louise Kirby Commercial Law Club: French Club: Girls' Clee Club: Entertainment Committee. Kathryn Klein Latin Club: Matli Club: Senior Honor Society: Class Day Committee. Irving H. Kleiman Debate Team: HifY: Commercial Law Club: Tattler. Subscription Ma n a fl e r : junior Red Cross, Treasurer: Senior Play: Ticket Commitf tee Chairman, Senior Play: lvlemorial Commit- tee: Art Club: Colors Committee. Dorothy Mae Klumpp Maude lfuller Club: Senior Cirl Reserves: Com inercial Law Club: Photo Committee. Dorothy Knight Flower Committee. Nelvn Knooihuisen fi.-K.A,: Cirls Clee Club: lwlixed Chorus: Art Committee. P++++++4+++4 Y+++++++++H F+++++++++H u34w Letty Lane Hornbach G.A.A., President: Latin Club, Secretary: Stu' dent Council, Treasurer: Home Room Council: Senior Honor Society, Secretary: Senior Play Committee: P r o g r ai in Committee Cliairinan, Senior Play. Madalene Hovingh Senior Honor Society. jack R. Howick Sophomore Class. President: Senior Class. Vice' President: HifY: Math Club: Latin Club, Treas' urer: Varsity Club: Stud e nt Council: Home Room C o u n e i l 1 lnterfl'lig1li Council: Senior Honor Society: . xntifT.B, Society: Football. First Team: Traveling Assembly: Commence' ment Day Committee: Spectra, Editorfin-Chief. Alice Dorothy Hudson Frencli Club: Art Club: Art Committee. Esther Mae Huizinga Maude Fuller Club: Color Committee. Ronald Hyatt Commercial Law Club: HifY: R.O.T.C.g Bars and Chevrons: Senior Playg Citizenship Coin' IIIIKICC, Alice johnson Barbara Johnson Senior Girl R e s e r v e sg Maude Fuller Club Flower Committee. William Johnson Commercial Law Club: R.0.T,C.: Bars and Chevrons: Citizenship Committee, Rena M. Kandler Senior Girl Reserves: Art Club, Treasurer: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Senior Play Committee. Betty Virginia Kate Commercial Law Club: Senior Play Committee. Elnora Kieft Maude Fuller Club: G,A.A.: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Student Council: Senior Play Committee. 0 1--' t Donald G. Heydenberk HifY: Varsity Cluh: Basketball, First Team: En' tertainment Com mittee, Thomas W. Higgins Radio Club, President: Senior Orchestra: Motto Committee. 1 Maurice H. Higley Concert Band. Doris Hinnen Spanish Club: Mixed Chorus: Tattler: Senior Play: Motto Committee. Richard Hartesveldt R,O,T.C.: Bars and Ch e V ron s Club: Ushers Club. Thelma C. Hauer French Cluh, VicefPresident: Tattler, Copy Edif tor: Senior Honor Society: Senior Girl Ref serves: lnterfHigh Council: Quill and Scroll: Costume Committee Chairman, Senior Play: Senior Play Committee. Don Hendrixson Model Club, Secretaryffreasurerz Concert Band: Senior Orchestra: Music Committee, Betty Lou Herb French Club: junior Red Cross, President, Spec' tra, Activity Editor: Home Room Council, President: Student Council: Visiting Committee, Cofchairman: Senior Play. Craig Hitchcock Math Club: Hi-Y: U s h e r s C l u b 1 Spectra: R.O.T,C.: Bars and Chevrons Club: Decoration Committee, Cofchairman. Evelyn Huff Donna Ruth Hoffmeister Commercial Law Club: Senior Cirl Reserves: Maude Fuller Cluh: Flower Committee. Geraldine Holmgren C.A.A.: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Ring and Pin Committee. CofChairman: Senior Play Committee. 4.-v F Y V P if I ?+++++9++++4 H+++++++4+4 Y+++++++++H P++++++++++4 4:40a L F l Mary Louise Nassif joseph Noom Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Latin Club: Football: Color Committee. junior Red Cross: Motto Committee. Kathryn Olson Lois Elame Nelson Concert Band: Senior Qrchestra: Student Counf Art Club: G.A.A.: Tattler: Girls' Glee Club: cil: Home Room Council: Senior Play: Music Mixed Chorus: Commencement Day Committee. Committee, Chairman. Miriam Ruth Oom Winifred K- Nickerson Mixed Chorus: Spectra: Properties Committee, I I Senior Play: Visiting Committee. Decoration Committee. V Martin Oosta Gertrude Evelyn Niemeyer Hi-Y: Boys' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Citizen- Concert Band- ship Committee, joyce Oxford Art Club: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: ' Commencement Day Committee. joe Palazzolo Hi-Y, Treasurer: Matli Club: Commercial Law if Club, President: Student Council: Home Room Council, Vice-President: T a t t l e r 1 Spectra: Ushers Club: Track: Citizenship Committee: Entertainment Committee. Avanelle Parish Sophomore Class, Secretary: junior Class, Vice: President: R.O.T.C., Sponsor: Bars and Chev rons Club, Secretary: G,A.A.: Student Council: Home Room Council: Senior Honor Society: Senior Play Committee, Cofchairman. Bette A. Paulesen G.A.A.: Class Day Committee. Peter Mitchell Varsity Club: Football, Captain 1938: Track: Motto Committee. Virginia Mitchell Color Committee, Peter Moll V Senior Class, Advisor: Varsity Club: Track: Pep Committee. Anna Mae Moose Mixed Chorus: Tattler: Senior Honor Society, Jennie Morello Motto Committee. Albert Morse Varsity Club: Basketball, First Team: Color Committee. Henry Mulder R.O.T.C.: Bars and Chevrons Club. John Mulder Commercial Law Club: Ushers Club: Entertain' ment Committee. Ray F. Myers Mixed Cborus1 V ai r s i t y Club: Football, First Tealni1TraCk1 Basketball. Second Team: Citizen' ship Committee. Shirley Toby Nadolsky Art Club: C.A.A.: Mixed Choruk: Tattler: Decoration Committee, Dorothy Ruth Nagler Senior Girl Referves: Latin Club: Cirlf Clee Club: Mixed Chorus: C,. x,A.: Tattlei: Spectra, Subecription lvl xi n il gl e r: Cornnieneeinent Day Cfoinnuttee. Evelyn Najar Senior Play: Decoration Coininittee. H++++++4++4 P++++++++++4 P++++++++++4 013811 Mary McDonald Cirl Reserves. Treasurer: C ri m m c r c i :il Lziw Club: G.A.A.: Class Day Committee. Dorothy A. McGrain Flower Committee. Alice Meier Senior Class, Secretary: Junior Class. Advisor: Tattler: G,A.A. Dorothy L. Mercer Sophomore Class, Vice-President: Art Club, Secretary: lvlath Club: Senior Play: Tattlcr: Art Committee: Chairman. Ruth A. Merrick Commencement Day Committee. Raymond Merritt Commercial Law Club: Radio Club: Boys' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: R.O.T.C.: Bars and Chev' rons Club. Don Meyers Commercial Law Club: Boys' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Football, Second Team, Nellie Middendorp Announcement Committee. an ' Eugene D. Miles Hi'Y: Ushers Club: Senior Play: Publicity Com' mittee. Eugene Miller junior Class, Advisor: Math Club: HifY: Ushers Club: Latin Club: Student Council: Home Room Council: Tattler: Spectra: Track: Flower Com- mittee, Chairman: Entertainment Committee: Decoration Committee. LaVerna Marie Miller Commercial Law Club: Spanish Club: Girl Re- serves: Maude Fuller Club: Publicity Committee. Marguerite Mitchell Publicity Committee. Jack H. Loosenort Commercial Law Club: HifY: U sh e rs Club: Cheerleader: Election Committee: Motto Com' mittee, Cofchairman. Don Lyons HifY: Varsity Club: Boys' Glee Club: lunior Class, Treasurer: Track, Manager: Concert Band, Election Committee, Chairman: Photo Committee. Phyllis Marie Markham Senior Girl Reserves: French Club: Tattler: Election Committee: Flower Committee, Chair' man. Elaine Marsh GJKA.: Student Council: Home Room Coun' cil, SecretaryfTreasurer: Senior Orchestra: Tat' tler, Second Page Editor: Quill and Scroll: Senior Play: Class Day Committee, Chairman. Robert Li gnell Senior Class, President: French Club, Vice' President: Commercial Law Club: HifY: Conf servation Club: Ushers Club: Mixed Chorus Tattler: junior Red Cross. John Lindsay Football, First Team: Basketball, First Team Track: Tattler: Decoration Committee. Janore Jeanne Livingston Publicity Committee. Norine Ann Longheld Maude Fuller Clubg G.A.A.: Senior Orchestra' Entertainment Committee, Judson E. Marshall Spanish Club: R.O.T.C.: Bars and Chevrons Club: Ushers Club, President: Senior Play: An' nouncement Committee, Co'chairman. James McCarthy Commercial Law Club: Citizenship Committee. joseph McCarthy Hi-Y: Conservation Club: Varsity Club, Vice' President: Football, First Team: Spectra: Senior Class, Advisor: Class Day Committee. Milton McClelland Hi'Y: Math Club: Commencement Day Com' mittee. H+++++++++4 W.. ir., Robert C. Polakovich Varsity Club: Basketball, First Team: Color Committee. Beryl Maxine Prosser john C. Pullen Commercial Law Club: Ushers Club: Boys' Clee Club: Mixed Chorus: Cheerleader: Class Day Committee. Raymond Quint HifYg Math Club. Secretary: Ushers Club: Boys' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Pep Committee, Chairman. Norma L. Peets Art Club: Math Cluhg Girls' Clee Club: lwlixed Chorus: M e m o r 1 al Committee: Senior Play Committee. Charles Pesek Hi-Y: Commercial Law Club: Citizenship Com' mittee. Dianne F. Peterson Class Day Committee. Raymond A. Pettit Varsity Club: Football, First Team: Basketball, First Team: Color Committee. Ernest Rabb Ushers Club: Football, Second Team: Track: Motto Committee. N yda Reed Maude Fuller Club: S e n i o r Girl Reserves: Mixed Chorus: Color Committee. Wallace L. Reed Latin Club: Math Club, Treasurer: Ushers Club: Decoration Committee. Frances Rhodes at-' V++++++H++4 H++++++4++4 V++++++++++4 l'+++++++++iH 42 Norman Richards HifY: Math Club: Cirls' Clee Club: Mixed Chorus: Track: Pep Committee, Lee Richason Math Club: Model Club, President: R,O.T.C.: Bars and Clievrons Club, Treasurer: Color Com' mittee. Don Rotrock HifY: Math Club: Latin Club: Ushers Club, SecretaryfTreasurer: Varsity Club: Track: Citi' zensliip Committee. Dorothy Rozenga Commercial L a w C l u b 1 Senior Orchestra: C.A.A.: Make-up Committee, Senior Play: Pub' licity Committee. Edward Sadler Commercial Law Club: Decoration Committee: Publicity, Committee. Frances Salhaney Art Club: Maude Fuller Club: Cirls' Clee Club: Commencement Day Committee. Lionel Sandro Hi'Y, Secretary: Math Club: Commercial Law Club: Ushers Club: Latin Club, President and Treasurer: Concert Band: Motto Committee, Paul P. Saurman Hi-Y, President: Math Club: Student Council, Hall Commissioner: H o m e R o 0 m Council: Spectra: T e n n i s T e a m : Basketball, Second Team: Entertainment Committee. Robert Morton Schade, Ir. Art Club: Math Club: Commercial Law Club: HifY: Camera Club: Conservation Club: Mixed Chorus: Tennis Team: Ring and Pin Commit' tee: Visiting Committee. Virginia Schneider Pep Committee. Helen M. Schnitzler Senior Honor Society: Ring and Pin Commit' tee: Color Committee: Scholarship Committee. Geraldine Schouten Decoration Committee. Irene Schroeder Announcement Committee. Betty Jeanne Sealock Properties Committee, Senior Play: Class Day Committee. Joe Shanahan Varsity Club: F 0 o t b all, First Team: Track: Senior Play: Entertainment Committee. Marjorie Short Flower Com mittee. Westley Shusta, II HifY: Football, S e c o n d Team: Senior Play Committee. Carol M. Simmons Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Photo Com' mittee. Margaret Patricia Simmons French Club: Girls' Clee Club: Memorial Com- mittee. Fred Slater Math Club. Carl Slumpff Concert Band, Drum Major: Senior Orchestra: InterfHigh Symphony Orchestra: Senior Play: Ring and Pin Committee. Dorothy Smith Senior Cirl Reserves: Commercial Law Club, Secrctaryx Spanish Cl uh: Tattler1 Announce' ment Committee. Robert M. Smith Commercial Law Cluh: HifY: Boys' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Commencement Day Commit- tee, Chairman, Robert W. Smith HifY: Commercial Law Club: Concert Band: Senior Orchestra: Football, First Team Man' ager: Senior Play: Visiting Committee: Citizen' ship Committee. P++++++++++4 t++++++++++4 l'++++++++++4 41441: Jeanne Smits Clarence H. Smitter Commercial Law Club: Varsity Club: Track: Citizenship Committee. Providencia Spicuzza Make'up Committee, Senior Play: Decoration Committee. Evert Stegehius Camera Club: Decoration Committee. Iman Stockreef Art Committee. Carroll Kelly Streeter Hi-Y: Varsity Club: Basketball, First Team Baseball, First Team: Senior Band: Orchestra: Tzittlerz Election Committee: Color Committee, Chairman. Avis Strong Senior Orchestra: Decoration Committee. Alice Faye Taylor Commercial Law Club: Entertainment Commit' tee. Norma Steinman Art Clubq G.A.A.g Commencement Day Com' mittee. Joyce Lyn Stilson Senior Girl Reserves: French Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg Maude Fuller Clubg Commencement Day Committee. Maxine Stilson Senior Girl Reservesg Maude Fuller Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg Commencement Day Committee. Gerard Herman Stobbe Concert Band: Music Committee. Coral L. Tromp Maude F u l l e r Club: Commercial Law Club: French Club: Motto Committee. Jack K. Tunis Varsity Club: Football, Captain 1939: Track: Citizenship Committee. Virginia Loraine Uekert Entertainment Committee. Rolla Ullery R.O,T.C.: Bars and Chevrons Club: Boys' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: C o n c e rt Band: Senior Crchestrag Varsity Club: Baseball, Manager. Ruth Ten Hopen Maude Fuller Club: Senior Girl Reserves: En' tertainment Committee. Eileen Thurber Commercial Law Club: French Club. Treasurer Senior Play Committee. Grace Marie Todd Senior Girl Reserves: Commercial Law Club: Class Day Committee: Senior Play. Margaret E. Trexler Commercial Law Club, Treasurer: Senior Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: Commencement Day Com' mittee. Evelyn Van Dam Color Committee. jean Ann Van Dam Robert G. Vanderwal HifY: Commercial Law Club: Boys' Glee Club: Concert Band: Citizenship Committee. Anthony W. Van Heyningen Math Club: Ushers Club: Latin Club: HifYg Boys' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Track: Con' cert Band: Music Committee. H+++++++++4 P++++++++++4 V++++++++++4 a n ,,.,, Harriette Van Husen Commercial Law Club. Secretary: Czunerzi Club: Senior Girl Reserves: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: ju n 1 o r Red Cross: G.A.A,: Tattler: Senior Play Committee, Harold Van Order R.O,T.C,: Bars :ind Chevrons Club. Pauline Van Ree Concert Band, Drum Majorette: Spectra: Motto Committee. John H. Van Puffelen. Jr. Mixed Chorus. Elaine Van Staveren Commercial Law Club: Mixed Chorus: Photo Committee. Charlene Vaughan Student Council, VicefPresident: Home Room Council: G,A.A.: Senior Mixer, Cofchairmain: Tattler: Spectra: Senior Play: Traveling Asseinf bly: Entertainment Committee. Ruthmary Veen Senior Girl Reserves. President: French Club: Decoration Committee. Frederick I. Veenkamp Varsity Club: Basketball, First Team, Captain: Football, First Team: Track, Captain: Citizen' ship Committee. Orval Veltman Art Club, VicefPresident: Camera Club. Presif dent: French Club: R.O.T.C,: Bars and Chev' rons Club: Boys' Glee Club: Spectra: Photog' raphy Editor: Senior Play Committee, Makefup Committee, Senior Play. Leila Jayne Verhoeks Senior Girl Reserves: Announcement Commit' tee. Eleanor Jean Ver Hulst French Club: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Music Committee. Betty Bertine Viergever Commercial Law Club: G:A.A.: Tattler, Fourth Page Editor: Quill and Scroll: Senior Play Com' mittee. Dorothy Mae Vogel French Club: G.A.A.: Spectra, School Life Edi- tor: Ring and Pin Committee: Decoration Com mittee. Norma Ellen Vogt Commercial Law Club: Entertainment Commit tee. Paul W'aalkes Concert Band: Senior Orchestra: Varsity Club Track, hlanager: Senior Play Photo Committee Richard Wagner HifY: Commercial Law Club: Concert Band Senior Orchestra: Track: Senior Play Commit' tee. 1 1 i 1 Ruth Wantz Maude Fuller Club: S e n i o r Honor Society: Latin Club: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus. Marie Wardhouse Maude Fuller Club: Volleyball: Announcement Committee. Thelma Mae Alice Waterman Art Club, President: Camera Club, Secretary: Decoration Committee. Eleanor Webb Commercial Law Club: Camera Club: Debate Team: Menioriail Committee. Helen Yvonne Wedgwood Maude Fuller Club, VicefPresident: Senior Girl Reserves, Vice-President: Cirls' C l e e Club: Photo Committee. Robert C. Weekly Conservation Club: Varsity Club: Football, First Team: Mixed Chorus: Tennis Team: Senior Play. jean Weir Tattler: Senior Orchestra: Flower Committee. Lois Mae Welmerinlc Spectra. P++++++++++4 P++++++++++4 P+-+++++++++4 ..4g.. Gerrit Welmers Radio Club: Concert Band: Color Committee. Betty 1. Welton Commercial Law Club: Photo Committee. Douglas Williamson Math Club: Model Club: Commencement Day Committee. Robert Wilson HifYg Math Club: Concert Band: Senior Play Committee. Allaine Mae Wolfe Maude Fuller Club: junior Class, Advisor: R.C.T.C., Senior Sponsor: Bars and Chevrons Club: C.A.A.: Senior Play, Prompter: Election Committee, Cofchairman: Publicity Committee. Kenneth Wood HifY: Latin Club, P r e s i d e nt 3 Math Club: Sophomore Class, Advisor: Student Council: Home Room Council: Senior Honor Society: Senior Play: Tattler: Spectra: Class Day Com' mittee. Chairman. Dick Owen Young French Club: Varsity Club: Track. Maybelle M. Yonkers Girls' Clee Club: Mixed Chorus: Nlemorial Committee. J. Edgar Wimberly R.O.T.C.: Latin Club: French Club: Math Club: Ushers Club: Motto Committee. Louella Winkler Commercial Law Club: Senior Girl Reserves: Spanish Club: Tattler: Spectra: Announcement Committee. Frederick L. Wiseman Varsity Club, President: Football, First Team: Baseball. First Team: Basketball, Second Team: Decoration Committee. Bob Witvoet Track: Basketball: Citizenship Committee. F :ri f 'fi A' 'rd ,J if Lillian Zakem G.A.A.: Tattler: Traveling Assembly: Photo Committee. Irwin Vertue Breen French Club: Commercial Law Club: HifYg Tennis Team: Ring and Pin Committee, Co' chairman. Charles Gaudio R,O.T.C.: Bars and Chevrons Club. Virginia Goss Maude Fuller Club: Senior Girl Reserves: Pep Committee. jack Knappen HifY: Commercial Law Club: Football, First Team lvlanager and Trainer: Visiting Commit' tee, Cofchairman. Marian Moll Art Club: Volleyball: Publicity Committee. Seniors Without Pictures Billie C. Bearss R.O.T.C.: Publicity Committee. Harry Casselman Math Club: Camera Club: Boys' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Conservation Club: R.O.T.C.: Bars and Clievrons Club, Vice'President and President. james C. Leech Track: Varsity Club: Spanish Club: lvloclel Club. Vincent Occhipinti Commercial Law Club: Program Committee: Pep Committee. Antony Ribben Color Com mittee. Frederick Siefert R.O,T.C.: Bars and Clievrons Club. Jack Smith Varsity Club: Baseball, First Team: Basketball, First Team: Commencement Day Committee. 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As leaders they chose the following: president, Carroll yan l-lartesveldtg vicefpresif dent, George Wallickg secretary, Donna Kelf ler: treasurer, Evelin Treiber: student adf visers, Betty Boyd, Glennys Baker, and Merl Swanng and faculty advisers, Miss Evangeline Morrisey and Mr. O. H. Schopmeyer. The three main parties of the year were great successes. The junior jam was held in December under the direction of Wiilter Schroth and his committee, consisting of Frances Witter, Betty Boyd, jane Doerr, Paul johnson, james Bolton, and Peter Limber, The boys' gym was turned into a penthouse for the .lfl'lop on Mzirch 4. This dance was under the chairmanship of Mary Lou Lietlers. The traditional -IuniorfSenior Mixer, held Mr. O. H, Schopme-yer, Miss Evangeline Morrisi-y. in Ivlay, drew a large and enthusiastic crowd for roller skating and dancing. The timely theme for this event was a series of scenes depicting the Wcmrld's Fair. The junior chairf man, Verna Grooters, along with her com' mittee, cooperated with the seniors in lixing up and cleaning up before and after. ln addition to these, the class also particif patcd in the school's annual Kopper Karnival, Ed johnson, chairman, assisted by Wyoliit Buck, Patty Saurman, jean Whitford, Ralph Wiikeiield, Bill Kloosterman, and Peter Limf ber, planned the booth which featured dart throwing and sling shots. Beside the money made by this feature, another source of revenue was the sale of magic slates, At the end of the year, juniors voted upon their class rings, and began ordering them. ' as 4 C7 s f s . , A Q 'Q f Q M 7 4- ,gg M WL Ln ' 4 . I ' ' L- -- N Q g.: , K x in A, 9 1 5 p - f Q 'Q 4 I W! -...S V--can A ... ,5 , . A1 :- f ,- ,Q .N B 5 T5 9 W Q Q i .ga is E' Q, ff-f wi ff-if K 4 , ,, g 'lv - G i ' V -url: ii .V M r 4 . 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They worked willingly with their cofchairmen jack McCormick and Paul Leatherman to make a success of the booth which was a lcarn'your-own- strength and hitfthefman-onfthe-head combination. Crowds were continually. drawn by the talents in the art of hawking which were exhibited by the many students taking turns at the money-making booth. Their efforts resulted in a financial success. A western atmosphere pervaded the boys gym on April 29 when the sophomores presented the Rancho Rodeo their annual party. A corral the hanging of a horse thief dummy prairie dogs and root beer served from a bar were the very noxel and original ideas carried out to make the party a success. Mary Quinn and Reno Oifringa were gen' eral chairmen and sophomores in the art depart' ment contributed generously with posters for pub' licity Both class members and upperclassmen en tered into the western spirit by donning overalls and riding breeches to carry out the theme Thcir one allotted pany given and the Kopper Karnival over the sophomores centered their en' thusiasm on an advertising campaign to introduce the new five-column Tattler. ln the early hours before classes art students could be seen placing signs in advantageous spots to catch the eye. Sevf eral members sought posts which were not covered by the regular salesmen on Friday morning and increased sales were evident with the first issue of the new paper. Informal entertainment by talented members of the class was the general plan for amusement at thc vxellfattended meetings held the Hrst and third Wcdnesday of every month. Fred Wentworth Marianne Tuinman and Ellen Holstien acted as program chairmen. An effective method of collecting dues announcf ing meetings and managing general publicity was put into use the first of the year. One person was appointed to fulfil this office in each sophomore session room. Throughout the school year the sophomores earned 'i reputation for plenty of enthusiasm and the ability to apply it to worthwhile projects. 63' Row Ono -Kxlaml -Xhlmt NN l Xbrxhnm Unn11.1r. -Xn1l11x1m Vlrgmla Bmrtl Dorothy Ihnmr Edythm Lntlu lx nn1th Bm 1Nt1r In 11r Row Tuo Rosatta Bmxxn lohn Bryl11r lUlll llulxkol 'whlrlq Burtuuhnx f11uud1 Iiylsmn L1 R05 Lun Bdrhnrfx Carrlck lohn Clank mx I'hr11 Rznnld C1 mlnr1l l'h1lma Lruxlmx I4 lun J H 5. I1 D1 l1un1 D1 Good I1 xn Ihlxrd Ndtdln Dlwllflt Nxtiln IJIHLYYIATI 1m Pour Ruth Dornhu irlmxx Dunn I-l1rr1n11 E'nm I 1 4 1+ Clair l-11x Vhlllam on PU1 1111 X 1 xrJ1lr11 1 r mx rx 1 ln xrulxn 11 n11w H 1 l41vlvHxt1huu1 on Slx DAL, 1 x 111 umx 11 n 1 nl W um H11 um ll1 hm SOPHOMORES ' Z. ' . . 'zur .f zz , '-' . . V' AA 2 ' ' '. ' A B' '1' - l.-.' - i1ss'hf . R 1 z -1 I ,' - ' .- Ii -- Iu.l1-rf. R'll 115111-r, ,A 2 -' .. -z -' 'ki-r, R ' ' : S. In ' 'z , ' - '- . z . .zm- Fish-r, Dun If lias. ' ' ' Garbrm-ht. GUl'Il0I'A llilvlvs. R ' IJ1Al Us Gibson, I'h.'ll's G11-5. Ma ' '- Gr-1-n. I-Iluiw Gr1-rxhz 11-r. An Gr'fl' . U: Q Huy:- lur l, Fra az-, ' - - 'k. R ' liill H1' 1, Iillvn H1lsl1-in, Clz1u1l1- lrvin, IS l .l11l1ns1vn, Ns- 2 J h svn. .Xn 2 .lzxy .l -S, -un J -f, lsuln- - I 11. 1' 3 SLN! ' R 'Iv A H? 'E fu 34 v- 1 2 -v 1 . Y' L 'xX 6' X V ir N 'vx it .V . E7 v. pf H E1 3: . S 3 I 1 4. ATHLETICS 0 M M M M M H . V I! I N i Q iT .li M M N M U V W W w !l p-4 F 4 , 1. is Ta 'fk I 2 1' if I X Q 4,441 Row One: Leatherman, Biggt-rs, Piatt, Tunis, Parker, Clark, Myers. Swann, Johnson, Lindsay. Row Two: Doran, Johnson, Hoatz, Seeley, Plating, Weekly, McCarthy, VVelch, Howick, Johnson, Smith, Veencamp. Row Three: Gettinfzs lcoaehb, Shanahan, Wiseman, Kloosterman, French, Creaizan, Pettit, Tappe, Brand, Hillard, Camp, Doran, Averill, Van Hartesveldt, Stroben, VViseman, Sutherlin, Knappen lmgxtj. Football lt looked as though Coach Cliff Cettings were using his last year at South to bring home another city championship. Although we lost Captain Pete Mitchell early in the season and several others as time went on, there was always someone to fill the places and make up in spirit what he lacked in skill. Fighting hard to retain a title chance, we literally went mad in the Ottawa game when, after trailing most of the way, the fellows completed a pass in the last thirty seconds of play to tie the game and make the Union game the deciding one in the city championship race. ln this contest we made an early touchdown, hut their stronger team gave Union the victory when a heavy blizzard spoiled our passing attack upon which we had counted strongly. With the defeat went the Union' South little red jug for the first time. We finished second in the city race. Seven of the varsity made the Herald and Press allfcity teams and one, acting Captain .lack Tunis, was elected to the allfstate sec' ond team. South . . South South South South South South . . South , , South , . Saginaw Eastern . 6 Muskegcmn . . . 13 Catholic . O jackson . , 0 Davis Tech . 6 Creston . 7 Central . O Ottawa , 7 Union . , 13 u68n tu Lt? v . 'gli ' ' -'-Q 'uk A5 . . :,'. - g.'-.'.'-,'fa',..'. xx. Nfl 'Ns .I .78 . r u u,. v , ' '4, 'iavgp ' i.. V Y FP 5 , .-1 gfz' :l:fn1f!f'5:f:'u' ,..'.5z'.f.. ' ' Q - -' -'i -. ' .- fi ,kxto!?ffn1.i23'E,ff'1' 321:50 , Q... s n:'. l:pu a x KM: ':..! f1b W Iii uv! QU -.r 1 53. Q -r V MS 'Q v?4 'Wig - 3 525. V I 4, V 27:5 - i:,' Ziflj, --'- 'gil - Q? ,K S ,5 ,.v:kg i::g ,H , .- WH. 'X A 'if ' 1 N . X. MW, 1,1 1 1. :if M: L43 71:9-6:-im X 'P aiu-GSM, ' 'surly L 1,5 gl - an v My. NV ,, M 1 lo. bi as I . 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Our SSO relay team had won in every city meet and at Mt. Pleasant, but through an error in assigning their starting posif tions one of our men had to run much farther than he should have, and, consequently, the team took only fourth, not qualifying for the state meet. Two schools and the athletic oilicials refused a refrun to rectify the error, so we lost our title, with protest. We took an easy first in the annual novice meet, which we have won every year. Schedule and Scores Grandville, Lee, Godwin, South Creston . . 81f41 Central . . 76f46 Union . . . 6656 City Meet - Ottawa lst, 46 South 2nd, 42 Novice Meet - South 70 2nd School 32 or 55 Row One: Minogue, Sparks, Diefenbaker, Bissell, Shanahan, Moll, Ward, Kloosterman, Dunbar, Palazzolo Miller, Wood, Vail, Ward, Grice. Row Two: Sgt. Gaberdiel, Boscher, Sehroth, Waterman, Johnson, Vincent, Wingate, Johnson, Sharp Clemens, Meyer, Doran, Smitter, Stobbe, Piat, Mereantante, Mr. Churm. Row Three: Schondelmayer, Lyons, Cunningham, Brown, Bussler, Kettner, Cain, Brand, Kalled, Fleckner Wilcox, Erwood, Witvoet. Richards, Maier. Row Four: Sompelinsky, Kelley, Pace, Bolden, Robinson, Cain, Kelley, Siebers, Wingett, Raab, Dykstra Ringleberg, Wissman, Vander Veen. Q9 9545452 H5 . .Se S ie . w .HV ' , N f A--f s ,S,. , 4 ' iv 5 ', , .Wal I an QOUTHWQJ at . O UTI-' s0UTH sf X +1 JSUU' E0 UTY Q' Row One: Bob Nelson, Don Miller, Alan Marsh, Paul Leatherman, Sidney Howerda, Merle Swann, Charles LeBaron. Row Two: Dick LaBrenz, Louie Seeley, Fred Burthelson, Salty Parker, Jim Dt-an, Chuck Creagan Ray Pettit, Harry Camp, Jack Sutherlin, Bob Burns. Row Three: Coach Clifford Gettings, Bob Keena, Ed Richards. Lornie VanPortfleet, Bob Bigizers Bob Kyser, Don Stroben, Phil Pelerito, Delton Clark, Ed Johnson. Baseball This year's baseball lured about 103 fellows, but only 25 were retained for the team. These 25 com' prised two teams. One, the reserves, maintained a schedule of their own, Coach Gettings and the nine veterans from last year were at once faced with the difficult record they were to maintain. Since the sport started in Grand Rapids five years ago we have captured the city title each time, never having lost a city game. This year's schedule conf sisted of games with the seven city schools and one with Kalamazoo, The hoys got a good start against Christian High, winning the game hy the score of 641, led hy the nofhit, nofrun pitching of Harry Camp. hut against Central we lost, although pitcher Boh Burns had thirteen strikeouts to his credit. and fourteen men were left on bases. From then on we had tough going, and lost our succeed' ing games. Thus, the title was not ours and our record has stopped, hut all good things must end. Schedule and Scores South . . 4 Christian . . O South . . I Central . . . 4 South . . 5 Kalamazoo , . 6 South . . l l Tech . . 2 South , . 4 Creston . . 7 South . 2 Ottawa . . -1 South . . Catholic . I South . 'f Union , 1 72 0 W' Coach Gail Patterson, Eusher Jackson, Joe Badaluco, Craig Hitchcock, Bill Farrar. Tennis Although they did not lose one match during the seasons play, the tennis team took second place in the city standing because of a new method of counting matches. Neither the number one nor the number two man, Floyd Johnson nor Paul Saurman, lost a match in the city competition. It was quite a different story, however, in the ref gionals because the Trojans, running into a bit of tough luck during two of their matches, had to be satisfied with a fourth place. Mr. Lester DeKoster, the coach, has a wealth of material back for next year's team because Paul Saurf man and Bob Goldberg are the only seniors who were on the team. Golf The members of the golf team have ample opportunity to strut their stutf. Our city race is run off with matches with each local school, every match be' ing played at a diiferent course, and a regional tournament. The top four fin this contestj compete in the state finals. The fellows play in foursomes, two from each school, The team is coached by Mr. Patterson. Last year we finished in sixth place. Front Row: Don Howick, Floyd Johnson, Paul Saurman. Louie Rutledge. Row Two: Bob Whitman, Bob Goldberg, Ted Ball. Coach Lester DeKoster. Second Team Football The second football team won third place in the race under the guidance of Mr. Brady. Probably more fellows played on this team than on any other school's, for Mr. Brady is willing to give each and every boy a chance. The purpose of this team is to provide experience for the future varsity. Second Team Baslcetball Mr. Brady also coached the sec' ond basketball team. Since the purpose of this team, too, is to give needed experience, each fel' , low has his chance in the games. ' The team finished in third place in its city schedule. grit' V45 Jeflfiii .4 g as 0 gg! Guys Away The Girls' Athletic Association got oif to a line start with the election of some very capable girls as its officers. Letty Hornback was chosen presif dentg Patricia Barnes, secretaryg and Barbara Sehf ler, treasurer. Allaine Mae Wolfe was appointed activity chairman for the school year. Breaking all precedents, the Girls' Athletic Meet was held at the end of the Hrst semester rather than in the spring. Individual sports tournaments were held preparatory to the meet. One hundred twenty' five girls participated in the various games of bad' minton, deck tennis, paddle tennis, table tennis, and bowling. Volleyball games were played by the sophomore, junior, and senior girls for elimination for the meet. The juniors and seniors were victorif ous in these games. Elaine Marsh was elected senior manager, Thelma Gobert, junior manager: and Phyllis Short, sophomore manager for the Meet. On january 27, this contest was held. A large crowd gathered in the boys' gym to see the girls participate in good, clean fun. The Seniors were barely able to emerge victorious, as the Junior and Girls' Meet FW Letty Hornbach, Miss Krumheuer, Patricia Barnes Barbara Sehler. Front Row: Trexler, Hornbaeh, Parrish, VVolfe, Spaanstra, Mac Donald, Viurgiver, Bourdon, Brown, litlwards. Green. Row Two: Mulder, Pumper. Norden, Barnes, Neurither, Hamler, VVeigel, Boudier, Lic-fl'ers, Eman, Short, Greenbauvr. Stephan, Lunizfield. Row Three: Parker, Ashby. Marsh. Me-it-r. Procter, Sehler, Fulirhum, Zakem, Morton, Goss, Snider, Rot- ruek, DeWildt, Gobert, Vaughan. Gals at Play Avanelle Parrish, Betty Viergever, Charlene Vaughan, Elaine Marsh. Sophomore girls were surprisingly good, The prof ceeds from the meet went towards purchasing archery equipment. During Febmary and March the girls devoted their time to learning the technique of basketball. Plays were perfected and games were played. In this sport the Sophomores excelled in shooting baskets as well as in good defensive playing. By winning the tournament, they proved this ability. After basketball, the girls felt the urge to learn some sport that could be played outdoors. Many of them were interested in golf so instructions were given by Miss lna Krumheuer. Golf was practiced only one day a week. Un the other day, badminton and table tennis tournaments were held for the G.A.A. girls, themselves. Throughout the entire year activities were of great importance to the girls. The annual G.A.A. spread was, as usual, a very Hne alfair. The girls not only cooked their own food, but enjoyed eat' ing it too. At the Kopper Karnival, the G.A.A. had a fudge and popfcorn ball booth which was as profitable as it was popular. 01771, TIVITIES M W ?! 'T!SIII 1 1 P . if 'E T if . A 'EC ,392 if in ,Az k f ,,, S' I 1 x w ff' 5 -. E' 0 . N K Y ,z f X Q A XJ 5 f 3 Q Br , 8 7' ,Q-N Ng . 4 f xi . .. 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It was given Mztrch 23 and was a great success, financially and artistically. This organization is directed by Miss Bessie Lindley, head of the vocal department. HOLLYWOOD EXTRA In C :ai 'U Row One: Sgt. Gala-rdiel, Bob Carter, Avant-llv Parish, Kathlt-en Tamw, Natalie- Bac-kart, .lane Bat-sslcr. Betty Van Allen, Jean Hvintz, Allaint- XN'olft-. liow Two: Bob Anderson, John Rt-utor, Ray Wortman, llill Johnson, Ray Mt-rrit, Adrian VanI'Iiwarsln-n. Henry Mulder. Carrol van Hartesvt-lrlt. Row 'l'hr1-1-: Harold Van Orslt-r, Craig llitvheoelt, Ronald Hyatt. liloyil Ki-ttnt-r. .lim llolton, Jim Ham-r, Bill Farrar, Row Four: David Stone, Gordon Camp, .lusld Marshall. Bert VVm-lmm-rs. llob Mellonzilal. llob Kysi-r, Ray VN'alu-rs, Holla L'llrn-y, Hob Eekhartlt. Dirk Hartz-sx'm'lilt. B6l'S and CIWZVTOI1 l Nat:-41: .l:m.- lint-s-lv-r, Nataln llzivsari. ,- rtamliry: ryi, Maitrilitl, .Xx:iy..n. lziil l' mia: ll-.aim .. 344 l, Stand at attentionll' If this command was given even at a social gathering of the Bars and Chevrons cluh. everyone would probably rise to ohey, since this group consists of sponsors. officers, and nonfcoms of the R.O.T.C. The purpose of this organization is to discuss the defects of the companies and ways and means of altering them. Ar meetings lectures are given hy memhers, hy Sergeant Gaherdiel, and hy Major Ferguson, who took Captain Bakers place this year. Social events consist mostly of xx'ienieu roasts held at Allaine NVollic's cottage and the annual spring mosduittifcatching conf lest lanother Mwieniei' roastl. The main thing of the year though is the annual Xlilitary Ball sponsored hy similar groups from all local li 1 g h s c li o o l s having RUTC units. 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H a r r y Stringham, Teacher VicefPresident, Mr. Cscar Shopf meyerg Recording Secretary, Mrs. Homer Diefenbakerg Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. T. G. Buchan, Treasurer, Mrs. Cleon Patterf son. There was a membership of 368. Classes in Adult Education under the leadership of Mrs. Hoffman were held and four Camp Fire Groups were sponsored. The group had a very fine placement bureau through which several boys and girls found employment. Glasses were purchased for five pupils need' ing them. Members put out an unusually fine cook book of which they are justly proud. They gave 3550 to the South High Student Loan Fund and S10 to the City Council Loan Fund. Money was raised for their many projf ects through two card parties, one at the Grand Rapids Women's Club, and the other at the Gas Company. The Happy Valley Frolics Entertainment, and the Kopper Karnif val were also sponsored by the P.fT.A. The Annual Banquet held in February, and the Mother and Daughter Tea in May were among the outstanding social events of the year. P.T.A. Latin Veni, vidi, vici! - 'LI came, I saw,.I conf quered! If it had not been said by Caesar centuries ago, this quotation might have been uttered by any Latin Club member, since the one requirement for membership is that one must have had at least two years of Latin. Thus the group is restricted to juniors and seniors. The main purposes of this orf ganization are to teach students something about ancient Roman life and to interest ninth and tenth graders in the works of Cicero and Virgil. Toward this end, at the first few of the program meetings, members told about the various aspects of the life of an average Roman in the first century before Christ. Then at the last program meeting of the year, the club invited secondfyear Latin students Standing: Sandro, Hornbach, Overton, Brown, Goldberg, Miller, Palazzolo, Gilpin, Wood. Seated: Nagler, Klein, Kellar, Miss Wilson, Dunlap, Sandro, Leiffers, Howick, Whitford, Saurman. MEETING 'ff5!!!5?' Seated: Louise Nasiff, Berta Kimmel, Doris Pettit. Standing: Tony Van Heyninyzen. Vincent McCallum. N0 Y . 0 a IN ACTION U Q1 Lionel Sandro. Jeanne Iieiffers, Jack Howick, Lyle Dunlap. 7, Club to a dramatization of a portion of one of Cicero's orations against Cataline, and served refreshments afterward. The yearly masquerade Hallowe'en supper was held at Lionel Sandro's home. Donald Rotrock and Letty Hornbach received prizes for the best cos' tumes. Don came dressed as a sophisticated lady while Letty donned the humorous outit of a Chinese laundryman. A valentine party at Jeanne Kellar's home was attended by many of the mem' bers. At the Kopper Karnival the Latin club again had the very profitable checking concession. Mem' bers also had a cake sale during the second semester. f ,!-5 5 H 5 W 3 'vs 43 I U ?'Qfef' -W ' 3 , Z X I P V.. N34 1 . Y' 5 ' . ., A, JA Ml! y dv V ,, A. ' A awk W ! ' ' 9 . H- K 954' Q' y .,. , . Q' 41, L 5 5:1 maf' 1' ,f ,N 1. 0:- c -, . ,- P '- 9 wg ,, 'iv ' , . N ii if K ' ' 'Y 'L' ' V l w 9 wf V 4 gg-ggi , Q' T , Q fx if nf nl.-, fly t Xin A tioothall team isn't the only group that loses its lettermen and has to start over again. This year the model eluh is losing all of its experienced huildf ers and will have to huild up again from the seventh and eighth grades, Theres hope, however. heeause fwiiltord Beehe. a seventh grader. won see' ond plaee in the Herald eontest on flying seale planes Betore the haskethall season. memhers of this group held eontests among themselves in the hoy-' Smith, Hut-rta. Dinkm-I, 151-elle, Seutt, McDonald, Lanilu-rts. Stamlinyg: Rovlmzxn, Robrzihn, llorrimr, -lziekson, Km-1-liriu: fulm-. Hotfnu-istn-r, Watson. Don Ht-nrlrixson, Ht-nt lim-rm-r. Ia-e Richardson, Mr. Harold liuvkhzmi. PILOTS gym. In the hooth on the third floor the eluh had an exhihition of the work the hoys were doing, Don Hendrixon. Vw'illiam Poelman, and Others also entered the various eontests sponsored hy the Herald. Lee Riehason and Bent Berner, president and vieefpresident respeetively. hoth resigned and were sueeeeded hy NVilliam Roorda and Randall Smith. Don Hendrixon was the secretary and treasurer tor the whole year, Model Club 092D French Club UN SAULE Mes chers amis, quand je mourrai. Plante: un saule au cimetiere. faime son feuillage eplore, La paleur m'en est douce et ehere, Et son ombre sera legere A la terre ou je dormirai, -Y - Mussett The meetings of this group, held every other Wedxiesday' after school, were conducted in parliaf mentary form. fGlen Farr and Robert Lignell were the prize stoogesj At these meetings members spoke French, played French games, had French playlets, and listened to special addresses, one given by Mr, Mulder, who told about his experif ences in France. ln their booth at the Kopper Row One: Deitrich, Mr. Ludwig Swenson, Hamilton, Kornot-ljc, Farr, Eikenhouse, Ligncll, Boudier. Row Two: Howe, Bently, Gates. Hauer, Keller, Keith, Caruso, Amantt-, Kidd, Landstra, Limbs-r. Rnw Three: Gam-, Rudi-nhousv, Arnold, Norrin, D1-Boer, Wim- berly, Boswinkt-I, Dv.-cpm-nho1'st. Naum. Stephens. Karniyal the group sold candy, making very profit able returns. Miss Josephine Peterson and Mr. Ludwig Swen son are the sponsors of this organization. Mr Swenson is well versed in languages and knows much about Fran ce. OFFICERS Hamilton, Ruth Mary Ye-Q-n. Mr. Swenson, Robert Kornoelje file-n Farr. ee JS- x 1 1 L H2 'Y Front Row: Miss Sedelbauer, VanHusen. Mac Donald Trexler Lee, Hauer, Keller. Row Two: Sehler, Barnes, DeVries, Cooper, D'Archanpzclo Deitrich, Markham, Resiiznol. Row Three: Leiifers, Eikenhout, Hamler, Klumpp, Edwards. Boswinkle. Lindberg, Ouch! I pricked my thumb! This was uttered by an inexperienced seamstress while she was sew' ing some baby clothes for the Senior Girl Reserves to send in to the Needlework Guild for charity. Another good deed of the club was preparing a Christmas basket for a needy family. The purpose of this organization is to build up' right character and to promote good citizenship. It is sponsored by the Y.W.C.A. and holds many of its meetings there. The annual city banquet, attended by all of the local chapters of the Senior Girl Reserves, was held at the Y. on December eighth. Members of South's group held a candy sale there on March second and attended a potluck supper with Creston, March twentyfseventh. Patricia Barnes and Ruth Mary Veen repref sented the FCSI of the girls in the club at the state conference, january twentyffifth to twentyfeighth, and several of the others attended the Girl Ref servefHifY Conference held at Vkfyoming Park on March thirtieth. For the Kopper Karnival the club sold corsages. Seated: Ruthmary Veen, Ruth Lee. Standing: Margaret Trexler, Mary McDonald, Thelma Hauer. me W :aa OFFICERS Senior Girl Reserves i. 94 W fr 1-Q 'Y Y U hers Front Row: Rabb, Van Heyningen, Miles, Hitchcock, Sandro. Row Two: Cavner, Palazzolo, Wagner, Mulder, Oosta. James Dunbar, Judson Marshall, Lyli- Dunlap. 41 rs Row Two: Williams, Carter, Lignt-ll, Stengf.-r Come on, fill up the front seats first and various other adf monitions of this sort were heard at most of the assemblies this year when South's new organization, the Ushers' Club, got into action. This group was created by the student council under the guidf ance of Miss Beatrice Loomis to help students find seats in an orderly way at all the assemblies. Senior boys were chosen as ushers upon the basis of character and scholarship, At the beginning ofthe year the group drew up a constitution and elected officers. Those chosen were Judd Mzirshall, president: james Dunbar, vicef president: and Donald Rotrock, secretaryftreasurer. At midfscinester Don left to go to junior College. Lyle Dunlap was appointed to replace him. The boys had a ring toss booth at the Koppcr Karnival, OFFICERS Front Row: Pullen, Dunlap, Marshall, Dunbar Camp Row Three: DeBoer, Quint, Kelley, Loosenort Po-.ter Resolved: That the United States should form an alliance with Great Britain. Facts and theories vied in the discussion of this statement, the season's timely question, as the debaters got away to a flying start by defeating the reputedly powerful Union team in their first debate of the season. Muskegon, highly rated, came next and was also defeated. Then, with one more victory needed to asf sure it a wall trophy, the team met defeat at the hands of Ottawa Hills. XVith one more debate on schedule, the group bent every effort to prepare a surprise attack, attention fixed upon the goal, a trophy award for the school and individual pins for the team. As great the effort, so great the dismay when a strong Christian team shattered all trophy hopes by muzzling the trick attack and taking the victory. Proposals in the debates ranged from an exchange of military aid of all kinds to a purely economic arf rangement between the nations. All schemes, mild to fantastic, had their airings before the season drew to a close, Debating on the affirmative in the Hrst two d e b a t e s were Eleanor Webb, Lorraine Naum, and Irving Kleiman. The same group took the negative in the last two contests, save that Bonny Lyon substituted for Eleanor Webb in the Christian def bate. Xb ii Lorrziinm- Naum. Bonnie 1.5'4'I1 Bonnie Lyon, Eleanor Webb. Irvin! Klei- man, Lorraine- Naum. Debaters ,Y - s Q 7' Mr. Del-ioster. l-Ili-anor Wt-bb, Irving Kleiman. Lorraine X Naum. Bonnie Lyon. 55, i . 1 .. X .Th V. 2 'gl' Here they are again, the junior Girl Reserves. They're here to report that theylye had a very en' joyable year carrying on their activities. At Christf mas members made baby clothes for the Needle' work Guild, and had a Christmas party to cele' brate their success. During the year, several potf luck suppers. interniixed with a lot of fun. were held. The initiation of new members took place at the Y.NV,C,A. during one of the suppers, The group went out to Plaster Creek on a wienic roast and escaped with a few casualties and lots of enjoyment. The girls worked hard selling candy to earn enough money to go to Camp Newaygo. Well, they're oil' to camp now and to loads of fun. I' Dorothy DeVrivs. Dorothy Beenan, Annette Moerniond OFFICERS Junior Girl eserves Sl-ated: l'ul1-man, Iirnzw-. Corwin-r, Jenkins. '-nv. 41 98 n Stundinig: Fri-nc'h. Snyder, Miss Milla-r. Uslmnil, lk-Yriv-. l'lm'k, Mur- mwn, ,Xmlt-rson, lluzun, Traslvr. Chapnian, Poe' Dm-Vri.-s. Front Row: Bently, Fulghum, Kleiman, Miss Linsley, Arnold, Blaine. Row Two: Russo, Limbvr, Brummel, Schripscma, Cook, Kruys- vourberiz, Fotias, Norgrove, Zoodsma. Row Three: Clark, Wittman, Howe, Stuart, Parker, Abbott. d CFOSS Stand by! The Red Cross is coming! Wherf ever help is needed may be found the Red Cross and those working under its banners, impervious to all danger. Here at school the Junior Red Cross Council does its part in helping those at the scene of disaster. Organizations like South's may be found in schools all over the nation. The purpose of these groups is to help members serve others, both at home and abroad, to build world friend' ships by education, and to help in case of disaster by getting donations to help the senior organizaf tion carry on its work. OFFICERS Calling station WSSFB! Calling station WSSFB! Come in, W8SFB! And here it is! South's radio club comprises a group of boys who want to learn more about radio and its allied lines. Short wave radio transmissions and explanaf tions of radio circuits make the weekly Tuesday meetings more enjoyable. Members of the club have had a part in the pref sentation of several assemblies at South and other schools and they aided the P.fT.A. in the Kopper Karnival. A two and onefhalf meter transmitter with the call letters mentioned above and other radio equip' ment are properties of this organization. The membership of the club is limited to seven' teen and is composed of juniors and seniors. The ollicers are Thomas Higgins, president, Robert Kollnot, vicefpresidentg Clarence Green, secretaryg and Gerrit Welmers, treasurer. Radio Club VW-lmi-rs. Ni-lson, Kornr-lji-, Mr. Sirrinv, Crt-i-ni, Frunuh, Bi-auchamp, Higgins Higgins, Welmers, Mr. Sirrine, Greent Irving Kleiman, Anita Cronkright, Verna Arnold Veiltniun, lrc-nv All-xirlsun, .iymoml Workman. Lottie- l'ulvfr, 'I'-ti Retail. Ihftty Waterman. lifirilc- IA- Valley. Hz-nfll-ev, V1-ra Arnold. 100 'Nliss Stun-kiml. Charles Mm' t'auli-y, Urxzil CBFTICTB The Trojan Camera Club Wiiisli' was the an' nouncement made when this club competed with other similar organizations from Junior College, Calvin College, and the Y.M.C.A. in a contest sponsored by the Grand Rapids Camera Club. Of the six awards otfered. the Trojans took the first tive. With Miss Cynthia Stocking as sponsor, Urval Veltman, president, Charles Macaulay, vicefpresif dent, and Irene Atkinson, secretary, the club has become well known throughout the city. Although there are few members, each one is an enthusiastic camera fan, Every month pictures are submitted according to assignments. For the iinal event of the year, all prize winning pictures were judged by three outside judges and prizes were awarded the three winners. This year the Camera Club had three major projects. First, the group took pictures of NYA students at work, These pictures were published in a book at Lansing and then sent to Vvfashington, D. C, For their concession at the Kopper Karnival, the club had a booth in which members showed candid motion pictures of student activities. As their third project, these camera fiends decided to leave future Camera Clubs two exhibition boards. These are to become permanent fixtures of the school and be kept filled with pic' tures taken by members of the group. Added attractions: The Camera Club had an interfschool picnic hike for all the high school camera clubs in the city, a getfacquainted party, a spring hike for its own group, and a farewell party for the seniors in the club. o,,.: i Maude Fuller As old as the hillsf' VN'ell. not quite. although the cluh was founded hy lvliss Ivlaude Fuller who was the first home economics teacher in the city. The thirty inemlwers of this organization are up to date on the newest dishes fyurn! yumlj. the most ref cent styles fOh. aren't they gorgeousn, and every' thing that pertains to home economics. The only requirement for membership is that one must have had at least a year of this subject. This is to show that she will he interested in the activities of the club. Meetiiigs were held hifweekly with a social event once a month. During the year, the cluh divided into two groups, one going through the Gas Company kitchens and the other through the kitchen at Butterworth Hospital. At the Kopper Karnival, the girls sold yarn jitterbugs, which made quite a hit. Every memher is eligible for any office except that of president, which must be Hlled by a senior. Officers of the club for this year were Elnora Kieft, president pro tern: Helen Vkfedgewood, vicefpresident: and Ruth Qltoif, secretary and treasurer. Elnora Kieft. Miss Vwfassanaar, Ruth Oltofl, Goss. Gihhs. Vv'olfe. Merrill, Fowler. Miller. Johnson. XVood. 'sl Ashton. Ten Hopen. Lenning Hoifrrieister, Gage. Nehhling Salhaney, Van Dyke. ' 101 Officers: Margaret Trexler, Joh n Leatherman, Harriet Van Husen, Dale Atkinson, joe Palazzola, Dick Wzigiicr. If one is ever in any legal trouble, this is the group from which to ask advice. The club was organized for those students who want to know more about special cases of commercial law. Regular business meetings are held every other Tuesday in the room of Mr. Elisha Fisher, sponsor. Qccasional entertainment is afforded by various members. On March fourth, the club conducted an asf sembly at which Mr. Joseph Zweer, former foot- ball captain at Notre Dame, addressed the student body on the interesting subject of football training at that university. The program also included two songs by Mary Amante and special music by the band. At the Kopper Karnival, members of the group managed a souvenir booth which profited them 55.10. First semester officers were joe Palazzola, presif dent, Richard Wagner, vicefpresidentg Harriet Van Husen, secretary, and Margaret Trexler, treasurer. For the second term, John Leatherman was elected president: D o r o t h y Smith, secretary, and Joe Palazzola, treasurer. Commercial Law Club l02' Front Row: Mr. Fisher, McClellan, Moll, Ver Hoeks, Longfield, Wagner, Atkinson, Leatherman, Palazzolo, Trexler, Van Husen, Viergever, Rozenga. Row Two: Johnson, Hyatt, Lenning, Dyer, Wilson, Kleiman, Dunbar, Black, Kirkby, Amante, Crandall, Merchant, Wel- ton. Winkler. Row Three: Smittier, Witvoet, Sutherlin, Brown, Pullen, Mc- Carthy, Sadler, Lignell, Loosenort, Kelley, Brown. Row Four: Beauchamp, Chase, Smith, Vander Wal, Taylor, Klumpp, Molt, Flynn, Aldrich. Van Staveran, Konyndyke, Todd, Zakem, Buchan, Welch, Camp, Sandro. Gefmah Band Weill Well! What won't the younguns be thinking up next! Already thcy've formed a younger counterpart to the Senior National Honor Society. Each year, junior high students who have an average of at least ninety-one per cent in their class grades are eligible for election into the Junior Honor Society. This group was organized to prof mote better scholarship among the seventh, eighth, ,s .f M, hge :wi Edward Geelhoed. Don Hendrixson, Ted Retan, Lionel Sandro, Kenneth VW-leh, Paul VVaalkes. and ninth grades and to confer special honor and recognition upon those who are outstanding acaf demically, The group meets twice a month - once to hold a formal business meeting and once to have a party. In May the junior Honor Society sponsored an assembly to initiate and present the new members. Junior Honor Society YJ Ruth French, Secretary , Louis Wood, President ,K ..-'T , 43 . . 35 , Q A ' I lg I Ls, E Geraldine Gibbs, Treasurer. Row One: Henry Fleer, Robert Le Baron, Leon Sompolinsky, Tom Bander. Stephen Mm-ssona, VVilliam Martin, Vera Austin, Harold Clay, Dale Hekhuis. Row Two: Jack Calvaruso, Carl Bommelje, Patricia Pullen, Geraldine Gibbs. Lewis Wood, Ruth French. Sylvia Meier, Betty Myers, Henry Mareusse, Mildred VVigren, Violet Kuiper, Betty Erwood. Row Three: Margaret Hardenball. Evelyn Witte, Dolores Abraham, Jean Butler, Eleanor Short, Virginia Bishop, Anne Clark, Mary Thomas, Phyllis Young, Marie Campbell, Emagine Lovett, Mildred Nelson, Annette Moermond. Row Four: Barbara Brown, Doris Roodvoets, Bill Livermoore, Elaine Hicks, Betty Kent, Marylyn Vollette, Lois Hodges, Sam DeStefano, Charles Fuller. Row Five: Norman Woodstra, Janice Stocks, Linda Bendekgey, Pateriea Hell, Battaglio, Jerry Anderson, Lois Wright, Bob Slayman. Harold Mulvey, Joseph 103 L- lc gba' - mW mh '1 '--M..K. -1- ' Q .,., ' X I MW We Have With Us Today . . gmf ' F .A, f 31: :. .: ,x,:',:a5'Z: ' 'uf' .Q OFFICE STAFF HAIL . . . 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