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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1941 volume:

I I 1 r i 1 E 5 5 z E Q H S 1 5 a E Published By SOUTH HIGH SCHOCL Grand Rapids, Michigan Volume XXIV QXNKM S0101 . ,if 4.57 X f5sAssocm Rosetta B. Brown . . . . . . Editor-in-Chief Clifford Mulvey . . . . . . Business Manager Sylvia K. Meier . . . . . . Associate Editor cfm!!! , fx, FOREWCRD I May this. our annual commemorating the twenty-lilth Anniversary oi our school, celebrated this past iall. give to you in accurate detail by means ol words and pictures. the progress that has been made with the passage oi the years. And may it show you that the line ideals which have been h and e d down to us, we shall ever and always keep belore us gleaming like SILVER in the sunlight oi lOIDOI!0W. - 102:00 7 ff Vtrgtrfm Wyatt 'Yo one ot our new er teachers who nas atreaaq estatottstned tner reputation as a ttne tnstrnctor ana a grand trtena. I f To cz M I L sincere ee Newton and kindly gentle of twenty-tive I man in grateful years of sterl' recognition mg service. X L 1 1-. If K' 4, , , 1 X 1-. wwf ,gi 1 fivL?xw,kk 1' , Q 'C 2 ,KK . E-V Y , w ixq' ig Kx 5 5 ' I Wx? Ni ,RVN X 'Ani 9 is .div 64' ui? Q., 'fan-I Lt.-Cot. Doerr The wahdertust caught Mr. Doerr th tate October and watted htm away to Louisiana . . . tram Prthctpat Doerr ot South Htgh Schoot to Lieutenant-Cotohet tn the United States Army f Cohgratutattonst Sherman Coryell That reminds me of or story . . . orlso of one swell mon who hos ably filled the office of principal since Mr. Doerr left. J' R Faculty ANDREWS, ETHEL - A.B. f Typewriting. ANTON, THELMA - M.A. - English, Iournalism -Tattler adviser, Quill and Scroll society sponsor, Creative Writing club sponsor, faculty director ot Alumni Vocational Counseling Ser- vice - Vice-president ot Grand Rapids Teach- ers' Club, associate editor ot Teachers' Club News Letter. BEILFUSS, GRANT - M.A. f Printing. BERKOWITZ, LIBBYE - Ottice clerk. BRADY, IACOB - BS. - Arithmetic, Business Mathematics - senior class adviser, second team football coach, second team basketball coach - session room 203. BUCKHAM, HAROLD - BS. - M e c h a nic al Drawing, Arithmetic e junior class adviser, manager of athletics - session room lUl. CHURM, P. L. - A.B. - l2th grade Civics - senior class adviser, track coach f session room 235. CROSSMAN. MARGUERITE - A.B. - English - lunior Dramatics club sponsor - session room 207. DE KOSTER, LESTER - A.B. - English, Debate - debate and oratory coach, tennis coach. DEMIVION, OLIVIA - A.B. - Biology, General Science - session room 209. - DENNIS, EDITH -- A.B. - Geometry, Trigon- ometry - session room 125. DOCKERAY, EVA - A.B. - Arithmetic, General Mathematics, Geometry, Algebra - session room 303. DUNLAP, CLARE - B.S. - Foods, English. EMERY, KATHREEN - M.A. - Fine Arts. FERRAND, MARGARET - AB. - American History - 7-l Writing - Public Affairs Forum, assisting sponsor. FRIAR, MAUREEN - A.B. - English - session room 306. 'in MEI cfffxm gf Lis qw Ztgfsifi f 1 f , . ai. 5 3 4' li f K , fig, . J t , r I 1 M4 l l l J GREENLEY, MARY JANE - AB. - English - Spectra adviser, Iunior class adviser. GROSS. SUE -- B.S. - Clothing, Personal Regi men, Home Management - session room 309 HINES, ELIZABETH -- M.A. - American History Civics - Senior Girl Reserves sponsor, head ot Anti-Tuberculosis Work in the school session room 107. HONECKER, MARY - AB. - Algebra, Arith metic - Iunior Girl Reserves adviser. Kl1.STROM, FRANCES - M.A. W Physical Edu cation - junior high after-school sports sponsor. 53 K. K N i f ff lflbx gay H1 ,I , 111 , W L -5 is . x. Q y E., E , i i ' E . gf . rg . so , !:'sf ilg 5 , 'll if 1, . AD' 'U ,.,. . KNAPP, ELISABETH - M.A. f European and Modern History - Public Affairs Fo ru rn sponsor, Senior Honor Society sponsor - ses- sion room 219. KNOLL, MARTIN - M.A. -W Physics, Chemistry - Winner of the Alumni association cup. KOLEMADIEN. HUBERT - MA. Woodworking - Trojan Model club sponsor, lunior High Track coach. KRUMHEUER. INA - MA. f Physical Educa- tion - senior high intra-mural sports' sponsor - acting chairman of girls' physical education. LA BARGE, NOREEN - MA. 4 Dramatics, Pub- lic Speaking, English A director and sponsor of Thespians, Senior Play director. LE HEW, EDITH - BS., MS. f Retail Selling, LE VALLEY, ROY - MA. - Shorthand, Eco- nomics, Bookkeeping - Hi-Y sponsor - mem- ber of Control of the Grand Rapids Teachers' club - session room 201. LINDLEY, BESSIE - AB. A Vocal Music. LINSLEY. AGNES - AB. 4 English - Iunior Red Cross adviser - faculty member in charge of room 102 for extra curricular activities - session room 213. LITTON. GLENN -Y BS. f lnstrurnental Music. LIEFFERS. MARY - librarian. LONG, DOROTHY - MA. -- World History I faculty business manager of the Tattler, Senior Girl Reserves sponsor -f session room 20213. ai j i 4' A9 . , I, . Lg A gf- X V gf., X f X ,,f N WL' . .. f W W C' Eu- B MAJ l t ii..f.-Q, i MAC LENNAN, HELEN - AB. - l2th grade MAC NAUGHTON, ZELDA - A.B. -junior high Civics, American History - chairman of history American History, Civics 8th - session room department. MC NEAL, INA - M.A. - English. MILLER, BARBARA - AB. - American History, Civics 9th, World History -- Commercial Law club adviser - session room 305. MOORE, LAURA - MA. - Clothing - faculty member in charge ot the cafeteria. 'MORRISEY, EVANGELINE 4 M.A. - Arith- metic, Geometry, Algebra A session room 30l. MULDER, HENRY B. -- BS. - Geography, Arith- metic, General Shop f Student Council acl- viser - faculty member in charge ot visual education 4 session room 3l0. 206. NEWTON, LEE W. - A.B. - Bookkeeping - school treasurer, manager ot the school book- store. O'MALLEY, RAYMOND -- BS. - 8th grade Civics, History - junior high basketball coach, sophomore class adviser - session room 302. PATTERSON, GAIL - M.S. - Physical Educa- tion -f first team basketball coach and golf coach. PETERSON, IOSEPHINE -- A.B. - English. REED, LUCY - A.B. - English - chairman of the English department. X X Hz. ' Kliiw - ' i X seilwf if K, ,, slgiffs, i t ' i ri . N34 R M Q I': '.,A gy W, . Q' SAVAGE. BESSIE - 3 years with certificate tor special types of Work - Arithmetic f session room 322. SCHWEITZER, LOUISE - A.B. - Chemistry. SCHOPMEYER, OSCAR H. - A.B. - Arithmetic, Algebra - Math club sponsor, freshman class adviser, faculty member in charge of eligibility tor athletics - session room 323. SEALEY, FLORENCE 4 librarian. SHEPARD, MARIORIE - AB. - English f Guidance work - Student Council adviser A session room ll9. SIRRINE, ALFRED e B.S. - Machine Shop - Radio club adviser, Trojan Came ra club sponsor, athletic equipment manager. STEGLICH. RUTH E. f AB. - English -w session room 226. STOKOE, RUTH - A.B. f Biology, Arithmetic - Trojan Camera club sponsor f session room 212. SWENSON. LUDWIG - M.A. - French - French club sponsor. TOWNSEND, EMH.IE - MA. - General Mathe- matics, Arithmetic, Algebra f faculty business manager ot the Spectra, chairman of the mathematics department. TUMATH, ELEANOR f B.S. M Clothing, 8th grade Civics - lunior Bed Cross sponsor, treshman class adviser f session room 2l6. VANDERBUSH, ALVIN - M.A. - American His- tory - first teani football coach, baseball coach M Varsity club sponsor. 'VEVIA. ALICE - BS. J Fine Arts. WALKER, RUBY - MA. - English f session room 223. WALPER, CLAIRE f MA. - Geography W lunior Honor society sponsor - session room 307. WAGNER, FRANK f BS. - Physiology, Geography. WASSENAAR, IOAN - BS. - Foods, Clothing - Maude Fuller club sponsor. X ff' x. X4 I 3 Q J WILLIAMS, CARL f Ph.D. e English. WILLIAMS, HELENA - MA. - Fine Arts. 'WILSON, LAURA - AB. - Latin - Latin club sponsor f session room l26. WII.SON, LOU - AB. - Modern History - session room 225. WYATT. VIRGINIA - BS. fe Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewriting -- senior class adviser --session roorn 205. 4' YNTEMA, CLARA - M.A. - Latin, Arithmetic ZINSER, FRED - 4 years - Shorthand, Type- - session room 325A. YOUNG, DOROTHY - AB. f English. writing - chairman ot the commercial depart- ment. Teachers who have taught at South since it was first started. TEACHERS WITHOUT PICTURES FISHER, ELISHA - M.A. - Commercial Law, HUNSIKER, MINNA - M.A. 4 Speech correction. Economics, European History - Commercial I-CIW Club SDOUSOT- STOCKING, CYNTHIA - AB. - Arithmetic, GOSS, HENRY f B.S., D.V.M. - Physiology, General Science, Geography. CWent With U.S. Army near end lst semesterj Algebra, Session Room 2l6. CMarried Mr. Dwight Yntema at end of lst semester? X '52-P XKIV :- ?gs P xx 310 s XVI! Q cp If ig 202 Q in f Q sb 1.3 K. ,M E ,gr Y +1 .LL 'gf' 4. gi Q J r if 1 MNC 5 QT I ! ,X ,rf ff , fx, 1' , No? The old professor, Kay Kyser, offers Gcirdeniols to Grace the prettiest girl in ou I school rw Q Professor . . . Wade Abraham: Assistant Profvssor . . . Bill Garbrect: Instructor . . . Gwendolyn Zinn: Teacher . . . Anita Cronkright. Da-ans . . . Willard French, Mr. Jacob Brady, Miss Virginia Wyatt, Mr. Pa-rcy Churm, Gus liitras, Frank Badaluco. SUN NLD X '0n ' so TU A FX ! I lg ' 1315 230 262728 October 30 -W Election Wade right in folks. Hello, Mr. Abraham. November l9 ff First Meeting lust one happy tamily, eh, Pop? lanuary l8 -f Colors Chosen Majority ot the seniors must be lrishl February ll f Senior Song Trills and heartbeats, February l4 f Senior Mixer Cupid's night out. April 5 - Damels Drag Spinsters' splurge. April l8-19 -- Senior Flay 'You and lm and were We good. May 23 e luniorfSenior Prom What a mix-upl lune 6 ! Class Day And we do mean classl lune l3 f Graduation We got our sheepskins, and were We tleecedl 'B B1 B Arland Abbott Wade Abraham Ioseph Aldering Patricia Ailles Mary Amodeo Mary Azzar Onnolee Anderson lean Babb Willie Lee Banks Frank Badaluco Charles Baribeau Harriet Barton Ralph Bamard Virginia Bartz Edmund Baughman Iohn Battaglio Marylyn Beebe Louis Bendekgy Dorothy Benner Dorothy Bentley Gus Betrcrs Edythe Bentley Iohn Bettin lean Bliss Robert Birt Lois Boening Richard Boening Wilbur Bolden Kenneth Bos Lester Bosscher Warren Bower lack Boynton Florence Branch leanne Brannan Mylece Brown Rosetta Brown lr if 3 f Q !W wi ff nr, 3 A . Iohn Bryker Gerald Buchanan Marjorie Bultema Iulia Buiskool Charlotte Burg Gertrude Bylsma Shirley Burtenshaw Leroy Cain Kathleen Carner Iacomina Calendrii Dorothy Carr Iames Chapman Doris Chapman Delton Clark Iohn Clark Edward Clark Gertrude Clemenshaw Thorneita Clinton Anne Collier Anne Cooper William Crane Ronald Crawford fb 4, 1- Lyn' fy A f, S if 4 . f 5 gi? 5 if 1 t V- Anita Cronkright Eileen Cronkright Thelma Crosby Eileen Dahlberg Vita D'Angelo Robert Daniels Rita Dean William DeBoer Leona DeGood lean Deliraker Elaine DeRuiter Francis DeVries Natalie DeWildt Iohn Dickensheets ,an- im Q E 2 if Q i '-'1gf5ws-f 75. W 4 ,,. A. 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'M : V V ff Row Oni-: Jonos, Row Two: Lovett John .loppm-, .loan lioning, Carn Shura 1.1-Vun. Luvillv Hnmlson, Marjory lszuxc, Bob Vlzirolmson. Goo:-grin Vlucolvson, Ruth Ann Vlonkins, Virginia Kim-ft, Esther Klan, l':1nl Kon-pnick, Violi-1 Kuipur, Elm-unor Kngrol. Iiurriot Lewis, Emoyrom- Row 'l'hx'eg1: Kzithoririm- Limbor, Frank Loll. Tony Lomonoco. Nlzwjorio lloucks, Mnrjorio Low-ll, Bonny Lyon, Shirlr-y Mzilmiv, Popriry lVl:n'Donz1lfl. Row Four: Irom- Martin, Holi-n Marshall, Don Mc'K1-rsio. .ln-anottv Mi-lloma, St:-vs-n M1-sszina, Donna .lane Mi-yer, Anni-tio Mm-rmonrl, Mzxrm-ry Moshvr. Row Vivo: Mziry Moyvr, Harold lllnrnhy, Ruth Murray, Anclu-y Murray, Bill Nunw-r, lVlllfll'L'Cl N4-lson, Vir- ginia Nichols-tio, .lavkie Norslvn. Row Six: Jim Nydnm. Eleanor Oaks. Anita Olson, Iii-tto Ann Vzirlmin, Carli-no l'nrlu-r, Dorothy l'v1'ry, Ilona- Pivrcc, William Pollman. Row SL-von: Shirley Price-, Palric-in l'nllf-n. lic-Hy Qnnylv, Phyllis Ri-ifoll. Lewis Ri-tain, Elms-r Rimlnr-r, liob Richards, VVilliz1m Rowrln. Row Eight: Fri-il Russo. Lois Siu-nlmril, Eleanor Short, Vatricizm Sirrins-, Doris Slocum, Elaine Slot, Lois Solomon. .Inv Sui:-nzza. J- a? 22925 .W : if f -V lil? er . .V am. :- p 5 fi + 1 l -'W 3,2 a 4, M f is re A H45 sg 1 T: ,Q 3 i, , an 3535 My - W 9 my .av t L' N Row One: Bettimae Stratton, Jeanamae Stevens, George Stegehuis, Jean Summers. Marjorie TerAvest, Phyllis 'Timme-rman, Mary Thomas, Joan Troost. Row Two: Amrie Vanliolhuis, He-len VanderMeer, Betty Vandcrvelde, Lois Vandc-rWatcr, Lois VanDuinin, Dick VanDuinin, Pat VanHe-yningen, Mary Louise Vanl-Iill. Row Three: Aurlrm-y VanOrdbr, Charlene VanOst0nbur1z, John VanOstcndorp, Marin-lyn VanPuFfelQn, Dick Verlee, Ellsworth Vail, Marilyn Vollc-ite, Art Ward. Row Four: Bn-ttv Wassunaar, Richard Weaver, Bob Wollln-lovud, Dorothy Whipplu, Allc-n Walcox, Jeanne Williman, Mary Jam- Winlic-ld. Alice Witt. Row lfivo: Ll-wis Wood, Ilvrman Wyma, Winona Yonkcrs, Lorena Juno Zn-ck. ,iw t., N S613 if ,V X . X s. .we K 2 . I-Q, ,, wqg.: , 4 ATM! 'xx ' lf y x i will f is! M lla' f ,. SX' ll TXT? :.l , , 5 1 X XX l X, J e me f Q7 ' ' fl Sail N 4 l M In Memoriam lack Yates lack Yates, a prominent member of the R. O. T. C., died March 13, 1941, after a long illness. Stricken by rheumatic fever early in the fall, he was unable to continue his studies at South in 1941. He entered our school from Burton High in the tenth grade and was very active in the sophomore class of 1940. As a member of the class, he served on many committees and helped to keep the class going with his cheery chatter and happy ways. lack Was a great lover of both modern and classical music and had a large collection of records Which he valued highly. He also Was a collector of coins and stamps. His presence was greatly missed by all of us, for he had many friends in our class. Gods finger touched him, and he slept. - Tennyson. Harold Vineyard Harold Vineyard, Who died luly 9, 1940, was born in Oklahoma in 1924. A few years later he moved to West Virginia where he spent most of his life. When he came to Grand Rapids, in the fall of 1939, he entered South High as a sophomore. At once he became an active student at South, joining the R. O. T. C., and going out for track. During his spare time, he Went swimming and hiking With his many friends. Although he lived here a short time, he made many intimate friends. lt will be hard to forget such a lovable character. Heaven gives its favorites . . . early death. - Byron. Pete Murello. Mr. 0'Malley, Elaine Reynolds, Whales might call us small fry, but just 'tween you and me such a school of busy fish has never before swum about the halls of learning Cincognito deah ole South Highul. Our aquatic activities took the backseat, and We burst forth with none other than a swinimingly successful skate scramble, which proved more e X c i t i n g than Shadroe Shag. The big fish Cno offense, pleezel is Mr. O'Malley. He kept us from getting into deep Water. We Caviar Cids congratulate you on your silver anniversary. This year We elected: Kingfish . Hook . Line . . Goldfish . Angler one Angler two . . . . Andy Limber . Marvin Mc Leod . Pat Vander Leest . . Wilmetta Ferrell . . Elaine Reynolds . Pete Morello Sophomore Class Wilmetta Ferrall, Pat Vander Leest, Marvin McLeod, Andy Limbe 'L ,,. - S as S -.2 , ff , . ., -- F ' si T 1.7 -T l ' , ,F -.- , E.-K , Fi X,-,E X 5 'W . . I ri: -1 -on 1 ' K T J A ...Q-., mf' ' 1113 : 5.1245 , Q I. -,,.,., jf: ' 3 ii' fi! . 5 1 . I gf -1. f 'sn-11 .- S...-,. .Q 8. In .... H . r iS Q Q EN ' 3 ' if 4 S R , ' Xa i. 2 - f Y - Z7 - ' .1 f . ' S ,-L . : 4521.12-f 1 ,L-. so sg.:-5.53 , - A . ,gg-ffl. - gawk f MS' K i iiiiiiii Q ,T ig at sw:-5, ,ssl 3, ' ' sf , ,- if WP F 1 - , --L. L . , , gigs, 'sm 53,8 . Amato, S. Bolthouse, L. Anderson, G. Bommeljv, C- Andrc, J. Bright, R- Avis' M, Brooks, B. Baekart, K. 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A, ' 7 . ,W 4 up fm? -,Y X gk ,..- . , Ei Q 1' ix A ff, V .ZL,' A 1 Em' Y we lv M191 '47 -N me ...i . - 2 f . A J if is X AL ,Q Eid QR .K 5??5?n4 41 , mf 1 , 9 4' AP: ' A H 1-f s - , f : Q :QR-AA if nj,-'E?,5:'1Q 1-. an V ,, M 4 '5' ...Q f ul, WET.: Q wa M , t HW ,N . -ew Q -it H, 'Pi' f l in Q... .4-, Q Row Om-: Mary Amzxnlv. I.m-atrico Anm-rinn. llutly I.4mu Antunidvs. Roln-rt Baldwin, Gvurgrv linmh-r, Roux zxlml Hartz, licmlfm lk-lt, Anm- lilzxis Rmx Two: Sally Buygzxrmllls. Gmwlmx Iirumvl, 4'm'neli.1 llrumnu-l, .Klum liryzmi. Czmvlyrx Buisi, Nancy liurns, nlrv. nh-ll. ,Ilan liuur. .Luk C. I5h. Ibm 'l'hruu: limb Flvlmwlxts, El?llIll' l'll2lI'lz'l'4. .lack llwlim-r, Blzu'jul'i4- lim-'l'm1y, lilixaln-1.11 IJL-Vrivs, Ruth llivlu-nslu-vis, RiL'l1n1'1l Iluuzm-11121, M:lx'jru'1L Domi. Row Four: Dnrulhy Dunn, Churln-s I7u14'l1vl's, Doug. l'Irirlx:u11. Emlwiu l'H-lmlhmlsm-, Alulrn- Fulizxs, Phyllis l uwl4-, Bob lfux, Luis Gallo. Row Fivv: M4-rlin llimlnlimrs, lVl:11'slmlI Klilnlmx-, Myrtlv ilrwu, Mario Gr-itll-lll, lVl?ll'L.!'2l1'4!t Hareh-nbull, Bettie llzxzln-wood, lizxrlmrzx HL-rlm, lin-ily llm-wilt. Huw Six: Doris Hiluhcm-k. Amlrizum llmwjn-1'wn-rl', Jvnn ll1.1'nb4-rgga-x'. lvlzury llyclv, L01'l'LllIl4.' Hynes, Clare llliflklhl, lil-n .luhnsmx, Dorothy .luhnsnm Row Scvuu: Euggvm- .lul1nsxm, Bzxrlmral lil-lly, V1-lmu Kling, Wimmza Kimmul, llrucu Kuenus, Juym- Koephe, l'x-tor Krm-zlnn-r, I-'lmuxvzxy lirul. liuw Eight: Dorothy I,aMure, Ruth Imxxgxxm-tlmy. .-Xrlf-nu l.2ll'lIlli, Milo Lcvutl, Stella Limber, Glaxymls Lind- sath, Don Mangc, Marion Mariussu. vw :em ,Q , Mak'-4 n iv? -D Row One: Bernice Marrow, Gerald McCarthy, .lean Miller, Jam- Mosher, Joyce Musgrave, Dick Nebbeling, Billye Noggles, Dot Norin. Row Two: Phyllis Perry, Erna Plag, Carol Rice, Carolyn Ruuss. Mitchell Salhaney, Peggy Sandro, Norma Saunders, June Schipper. Row Three: Jeanne Schupscma, Quentin Sella, Harold Sharp, Bob Shayman, Norma Sjaards, Cyril Skid- more, Lois Sproat, Juan Stewart. Row Four: Joan Sutherlin, Mary Tuarmina, David Vanden-Berg, Betty VanderMaas, Corrine VanDommeler, Paul VanDuine, Doreen VanDyke, Marie Videan. Row Five: Gwen Walker, Betty Waller, Evelyn Waltljer, Doris Warner, Mariel Wessel, Evelyn Witte, Norman Wright, Margery Yonker. ww---.----Lil J- tIi f Q Q ff ,-,,,.,,, ,,,, ,.,, ,,.. .ilk-.M 131 A17 3 fx 1 Z7 J? 'Y-+L! , , , its , 5 ff, ' 'L l Q ff . J N ffl K L ,2 Q' 1 ff9 'w N X XMSEZ NN if N ,fv- ikw , - ' 7' rk,k1.g?:5'a4Lnhf5iZ9gf' M .aww 3' So Begins From the top oi the mornin' 8.11.1 throug Flag Saluting . . . Tried and true Americans at such tender agel fTlieir hats oil . . . tl flag is passing by.J More power to 'er f Foods . . . Smart girlsl They're starting young to learn the Way to a mar heart. General Science . . . General Science now . . . Gener Motors later. Keep up the good Wo and loecome president oi the cornpan Clothing . . . We can't all be Scliaparelli, but Wl knows, maybe one is loei right l'1 ng losterq erel Ends Our- Daze hdnk ot the ddy . . . ie s leogrdphy . , . Lets see . . . where ore the Ddr- otnelles? And the best woxy to tind ' uessed it . . . to tdke ut is . . . you Q eogrdphy. These kids will know the itterence between the Euphrates ond , ie Mississippi. N rinting . . . Howdy, Ben Fronklinl Whot? A iistoike dlreddy? Well, reset the hectds. lusic . . . The flowers that bloom in the oring trcr-ld. Sweet tones that cdrry ' ' through the fcrll and oring right on 'interl hop . . . Learn now boysg there'll be plenty n sunny Saturdays, i odd jobs to do o nd you'll be gldd ot the training in achnique. is Varsity Smashing across a touchdown in each of the lirst three periods of play Saturday afternoon, South High's Trojans, defending cham- pions in the city football race, eoasted in the last period to end up on the long end of a 19-12 score against the huge but impotent Flint Central eleven. South. master of the game throughout the day, rolled up 11 first downs while Flint got six, three of which were in the final stanza. Piatt has Field Day Piatt, ace of the Trojan back- field and the city's fastest ball car- rier, had a tield day in reeling olf long gains and intercepting passes. South High's Trojans, defending champions in the city football race, Saturday afternoon spotted the bulky Ottawa Hills cleven a touch- down in the First five minutes of play and then roared back to chalk up two in the final quarter to de- feat the Indians, 13 to 6, at House- man field. The largest Saturday afternoon crowd of the year wit- nessed the game. South, starting slowly in the first half, was completely outplayvd in every department and only lack of' punch on the part of the Indians kept the Tribe to a lone score. In the last stanza it was an entirely different story when the Trojans opened up and jammed an-ross its two tallies with Piatt and Clark lugging' the ball. Traverse City -- Outweighed and at times outplayed by Traverse City's scrappy class B team, Grand Rapids South High grid team squeezed out a 12-6 victory in the opening game for both schools on Thirlby field here Friday night. The Grand Rapids city champions combined swift plunges and off- taekle slants with wide end runs and occasional fiat snap passes over the scrimmage line to defeat Trav- erse City, but the teams appeared evenly matched throughout the con- test, with Traverse City's air at- tack and tackle rushes particularly eiective. It took the Trojans of South al- most four full quarters to batter a light but fighting Tech eleven into submission. The defending city champions threatened several times throughout the contest but were unable to crack the Wildcat de- fense. which stiffened in the clutch. Finally with but four minutes to play. Leatherman, slight little Tro- jan back, punched the ball over from the 10-yard line on a play over the 'I'ech guard position for the only score of the contest. The winning play was made possible by the stellar work of Capt. Delton Clark and Max Piatt, who battered their way down to within striking distance of pay dirt. Boughner. Gale Ganes, George Buschman, Henry Goldberg, Don Calandro, Joe Jackson. John Duran, Larry Joppe, Jack Erwood, Bill LeBaron, Charles Esbaugh, Frank 'rat fr tfeeriibebeilwii!few- fy - f. we f 5' M511 . : 'li 'f s555!ite W .5.,. . is fig? Nw' L, . '. e K Q , .W -I ' -1 - f - . -- , ., . ,if . , . ff .2 S-iztg3 t ,' M Q , .... .L K M ., ,G 1 1, . 3 1 1 The Trojans of South High, de- fending football champions of the city league, Saturday night spotted the title-fevered Central eleven a touchdown in the second quarter and then roared back in thc last half to score two touchdowns and a point after touchdown to set a torrid pace of three victories against no defeats in city play. The Trojans have also lreaten Tech and Ottawa, South's performance Saturday night was anything but sensational. It duplicated an identical win over Ottawa in that the Trojans looked like anything but a championship team in the first half while the big- gest crowd of the season watched the title-bent Hilltoppcrs roam over the tield at will hut still holding only a 6-tl lead at the half. A muddy tield turned what prob- ably would have been a free-scoring contest into a scoreless deadlock Friday night as South and Creston slopped up and down the House-man field gridiron in their city cham- pionship game. While the contest didn't prove a thing about the relative strength of the two opponents fn- except that they were pretty evenly matched on the soggy field the tie virtually assured Creston of the second place niche in the city prep league stand- ings, and at the same time virtually assured South ol' another gridiron title. Creston wound up its season Fri- day night, but the Trojans have two games left to play. Morse, Dick Provenzano, Joe Norin, Boh Stelleni, Sam Paulsen. Frank Throckmorton. Kenneth Pellerito. Phil Vincent. Wendell Phillips, Dick W'ilc0x. Mallery Vl'ingett. Kenneth 1 r i-Mi. we , Q? , tt t 1 51 Coach Vanclerbush, Cn-captains Max Pintt, Delton Clark. Playing like the champions they arc. the Trojans of South High school put on their best, grid show of the year and hoisted their sec- ond successive city league football title up on the trophy shelf Friday night with a thrilling 26-0 victory over Catholic Central's Cougars lic- fore some 4,000 shivering fans at Houseman tield. lt was South all the way Friday under the white glare of the lights. And after the first hall'-dozen plays had been run oll' even the Cougars appeared convinced that they were looking at a brand of foothall the like of which they had not seen all season: power which could not he denied. Some 7.500 wild-eyed football fans braved the intermittent rain of Thanksgiving day afternoon to watch the smooth-stepping South High grid machine roll in two quick waves to smother the Union Red Hawks, l2 to ll, in the annual Turkey day classic between the schools. After liattling lietwcen the 30-yard stripes for the lirst, two periods ot' the contest. the dam- pened speetators settled hack at halftime convinced they were going to witness a scoreless deadlock. Then the Trojans took the field after the rest period with renewed enthusiasm for their task and struck swiftly twice in the third quarter to completely change the tidc ot' battle. rj ,Q 5 Q 2 its 'ii f Q 3 '.-. H 3 , . , .. ' ' ' -fx-:,,si:?1?? 'X A -f i as f' t rm- A - I' . i t s ' .,,:.p . - . 1 Y zz P' ...W A VI' ,as Z mf' PAT First Row: Chzxrlvs Richcs. Bob Vausxhn. Frank Eshaugh. Second Row: Tc-d Hall, Jack Baker, Don Miller, Ed. Richards First Row : Se-cond Row First Row: Clydv Vanderlcust, Don Dorrick. 2 Mr. Buvkhzim, Mr. Sirrinv, Mr. Schupmuyvr. Erwin IS1'ummlm-r, Al Marsh, liill Grucv. Bob Par fr Sec-und Row: John Kibbon, Auntin Batdm'H'. First Row : Svcond Row Dick Vander Linde, We-ndoll Vincent. : H1-rman Muldur, captain. 1... South South South South South South South South South South Row One: H. Mulvey, Nick Wermer, Harold Mitchell, Joe Calandrino, Andy Jaffas. Row Two: Sid Holwerda. Chuck LaBaron, Hagen, Bob Taylor, Jack Anderson, Dick LaBrenze, Al. Marsh, Bill Grace. Row Three: Coach Vanderbush, Dale Robart, Ted Ball, Don Miller, Ed. Richards, John Stobbe, Bob Parker, Earl Huff, J. Taylor, Joe Hansen, Paul Leatherman, Bob Kenna. Wyoming 1 Lee 5 Tech 0 Kalamazoo 2 Ottawa 1 Christian 8 Central 1 Catholic 9 Creston 11 Union 2 Baseball The baseball season got under way the first of April with the pitchers and catchers practicing in the boys' gym. Later, weather permitting, the team, under the careful guid- ance of Coach Vanderbush, held practice and played inter squad games at Garfield park, It was found that several boys could play two positions equally well, and accorde ingly Bob Keena, a sophomore, first base- man, was converted into an extremely effective pitcher, and when the regular catcher was injured, Dick LaBrenz, fielder and excellent pitcher was placed in the re- ceiving position for a few games. ln the first game the Trojans slugged out a five to one decision over Wyoming Park, but the following day the Lee nine upset them five to four, The next game saw South come out on top of a ten to nothing count over the Tech Vlfildcats, defending city champs, but at Kalamazoo, South lost two to one and then dropped a one to nothing game to Ottawa, The game with Grand Haven was postponed because of rain and was to be played later, but as circumstances would not allow, it was called off. The following games saw South victorious over Christian, Central and Creston while Catholic Central and Union won. Track Again this year South's thinclads com- pleted their season undefeated, roaring to victory in the city meet tor the second suc- cessive year. Graduation last year made the teams prospects look bad at the begin- ning ot the season, hut undaunted Mr. Churm, veteran of many years, molded each boy into fine physical and mental shape endowing him with experience. South seemed much stronger in the high jump, broad jump, and shot-put than in the running events this year, but many line speedsters showed up during the season. Session room 235 Won the intersession room meet this year tor the first time in many years. ln the invitational meet involv- ing tive other schools, South piled up lO2yQ points while the others totaled 8656. Central was the Trojans next victim and in a guadrangular meet South defeated Union, Ottawa, and Catholic Central. ln the Mt. Pleasant relays South tied tor tirst in the high jump, and annexed tirst place in the shot put. With this impressive season be- hind them the Trojans headed tor the state meet at East Lansing with hopes ot bringing back new trophies tor the trophy case. South 105, Godwin Heights FTW, Vllyoming Park 16, Lee 9V5, Lowell 4, Grandville 295. South 96V.z, Union 26, Ottawa 69, Catholic Central 13. City Meet South 56Wu. Ottawa 47. Central ZGM, Creston ZGW, Union 19, Catholic Central and Tech 3. Ron Oni . Dau Robinson, Richard Jost-ph, Bill Knapper, Paul Koepnick, Hob Blazer, Wendell Vincent, Ki-nneth Winm-tt, Art Dot-xring, Bruce Fisher, Jack Eardlvy, Gerald Moyers, Jack Bright. Row Two: Bob Jackobson, Ellis Kelly, VVitbur Bolrle-n, Jim Cunningham, .lov Calandro, Harold Smith, Sam Dm-Stophano, Clitf Stuart, Charles Hicok, Clill' Brink, John Bigford, Tom Rector, Bob Gage. Row Three: Coach Churm. John Pullvn, 1-'red Razoopr, Joe Stearns, Gerald Fitzgerald, Marvin Van Gcest, Tunis Lyon, Bob Gricc. Ellsworth Vail, Jack Joppe, Charles Scully, K1-nt Backart, Marvin McLeod, Bob Powell, Floyd Fisher. Second Team Football Row Row Row Row Row One: Burg, Boaudvtte, Bigzford, Anderson, Moyer, Mango, D1-Ritter, Spicuzza, White. Two: Le-Baron, Shaver, Klocklo, Campbell, Guiliano, Stearns, Brink, Galcr, Laramy, Niamo. Three: Morrvr, Fessendcn, Sulla, Hicks, Start, J. Frown, Olson, Barnes. Four: Brewer, Berra, Copeland, Hall, McCormick, McCarthy, Andrus, R, Norgrove, Stn-llz-ni Five: Coach Brady, Huff, Rassel, Heintzm-lman, Schultz, Calandrino, 'l'aylor, W. Noryzrove Knooihuisen. WL-okly. Second Team Basketball Henry Kneeling, L. to R,: Eugene Olson, Gordon Gruenhuit, Bob Ranko, Bob Bright, Coach Brady. Standing, L. to R.: Joe Calandrino, Peter Morello, Bob Kenna, Bob Taylor, Jack Anderson, Don Manize Bob Bigford, Tom Meyers. he l ,M-2 Tennis Tennis practice started just a few days later than usual this year, but later when the weather was good and the courts dry, Mr. Delioster held prac- tices at Garfield Park. The only singles regular back from last year retained the number one singles berth, and a new boy qualified for the number two singles spot. Boys back from last year and new boys were paired off into effective doubles teams and few matches were lost on their account. At the time of the regionals the team had won two and lost three with two matches to play that had been poste poned. Row One: Jack Blake, Lynn Coil, Lewis Wood, Gale Boughner. Row Two: Coach DeKOStvr, Laham Mitchel, Don Goldberg, Phil Young- blood, Phil Semyn, Harold Armstrong. Golf Mr. Patterson faced quite a problem this year as he had only one regular back from last year to work with, but from the boys who turned out for practice, he picked six who did quite well on the green. Each match was played on a different course, and in the first match with Tech at Blythfield South won three out of four matches. Ottawa won all four matches in the next encounter, and then South won four from Christian. The rest of the matches were about evenly balanced as to wins and losses, but the fellows turned hopefully to the regionals in which they hoped to annex just honors for the school. South Creston South Ottawa South Teach South Central South Union South Catholic South Christian South 3 . . . Tech 1 South 0 . . . Ottawa 4 South 4 . . . Christian 0 South 1 . . . Central 3 South 0 .... Catholic 4 South 4 .... Creston 0 South 0 .... Union 4 Row One: Frank Badaluco, Art Jackson. Row Two: Paul Marvin. Pete Morullo, Coach Patterson, Bob Norin, .lack Bauyzhman. Spattering of Sports A IUG OF CHEER 1ST AND 2ND TEAM FOOTBALL MANAGERS THE OLD PRETZLE POSE Row One: Hurbiv Novinski. L4-wis VVou1l, Jim Nydam, Fred R1lfll'll23,'U. Row Two: Hn-rln-rt Hengst, Jim Chapman, Roanal Craw- ford, Don Mc-K1-rsie, A I J I . HAvE A HEAET. 9OUTH HIGH! l 1 5 QD AND THE C9 AND YOUR C my 4224, QEADED Poo. , g ' , AE-TLETEAL1. J f ' f , QQQEEALL ' X H 0 N oz-9 , ' mf imma if f 1 5- T -EEEME IE, QT Q, W T..--f f If I P :Q f ' E Q A T H L JT T ' Y- 2g f I7 , Q! 1,f3g:CC?T5 W A f id s N ' ' 45 TRACY- W K c+4AMPf X' f Q- 1 lON9H'Pf J Tmw14mfm1w4Y1fMf,T,f,f :TAN ' , af' , QQ- ' X ' ,U 07, iyaiyf 3 1-E ffaffa, TT Iix. K 1' Q27 ff - E E - -' V Q4 5 ,S 'T' 'N f f f4QNE5-l44l- f-I-T K ' gy L XKSKXQK !2-E-. p I I A N ' 7' ,' A 1 . QQ? f.-or A YW XA T T X fb , Our Thanks ' LVD.. fi C-jgxx xg. ,Q ,T 5 xr a EQ Img . 5 Q: Q to -+1 f T s 1? 1 ,v H? N -E-J VI ,ff..f'v VMS Xxxxiglr T Mr. Ray Barnes , ' Q w f -:ss for th1S QD No-r SATIQFIED WKTH AEE THE-E:-E,youL aooo- Loommf 9-ouTH H1644 GENIOL Anniversary GI RACE OGDEN Bouquet CAME oowmown ,mo BEAT THEGIAL9 FROM GEUEN OTHEQ- H!-GIH 6ClHO0L9fFOIL GRAND QAPIDS' WINTER QUEEN. HAVE A HEAILT. ANDCHVE THE OTHEQE swoon,-E A QHANQE, WILLYA9 I 0 THE 'HTLE OF PADD1-E ENNIS Figures . . . D We know because it's shown by the girls who have entered into this years athletic program with that old vim, vi or, d ' ' g an vitality . 4 . coming out far ahead of the rest of the gals Health, character, and leadership distinguish these girls. l4lUFP l ' TABLE TENNIS on't Lie . . . DECK TENNIS Figures . . . Prove That girls' sports are greatly increasing in popularity. Volleyball, archery, table tennis, and track teach the girls cooperation, appreciation, and courage, The program was divided into cycles which were run ott as groups from different session rooms, creating competition. Three hundred and twentyftive girls participating in the annual spring rneet present the proof. VOLLEYBALL i- I 'Q fj Em Lxfx 1 X ji XIV gf X 'N :1 f X YL 5 A X XX T K y 5 f , Y J fs TL I 4955 ' The Scoopers This year the new streamlined Tattler puffed out of a printing press outside of school for the first time in its history. lt sped along the right track loaded with numer- ous campaigns, and at each successive station one cam- paign was fulfilled. As it pulled in at its first stop, a throng of boys and girls jumped out, eager to Witness the basketball game. Again the streamliner stopped, and a large crowd gath- ered around the back platform as a representative of the student council made its functions and operations familiar to the students. Miss Thelma Anton Row One: Ruth French, Miss Anton, Eileen Dahlberg, Barbara Rodenhouse, Loraine Naum, Dick Vander Ray Shinn, Mary Thomas. Velde, Row Two: Myrtle Green, Doris Hitchcock, Hazel Sullivan, Pat Critchlow, Yvonne Staurat, Doris Chapman, Bocning, Idabello Flottorp, Donna Meyer, Bonny Lyon, Blanche Cook, Barbara Twelvetrees, Carla Kathleen Carner, Eleanor Short, Ronald Crawford, Bob Wellbeloved. of South High As the train slowed for the next station, a T-man swung oft carrying a hrieifcase containing the information he had collected as a result ot his investigations tor a better lighting system ot South High School. The Tattler was fortunate in having on board the president of the lnter-High Press Guild, Bob Hitchcock. Rolling into the round house with Lorraine Naum and Miss Anton at the throttle, the Tattler completed another record run. F 1 1.1 l ,,,, f Mi-- ii,4,.i5f 5 53595. 4- 'z :.. Q 1 1 ,mf g 1 , ' fr , , r 2 ie I r V .... t . ,. uwunqmpn Miss Dorothy Long 1: Row One: Anno Geluso, Rose Coniglio, Winona Yonkers, Anna Monier. Jane Fisher, George Powill Row Tow: Mary Alexander, Rita Dean, Beth Grim, Patricia Sala, Doris Dafoe, John Rogeml Howard Ruodvoets. Row Three: Helen Cole, Joan DeStefano, Clarence Sherwood, Henry Katip, Barbara Rodenhouse Mary Jane Duemler, Audrey Frazee. The Magistrates When South felt ill this year it took its complaints to the Student Council clinic. Chief surgeon, Iohn Rector, heard the demand of the patient for pep assemblies and, with Bill Garbrect standing by, quickly administered the shot in the arm, assigning a special committee to handle the football rallies and make them a bright spot in school activities. With head nurse lean S rnith in attendance, the tip-top talent of South Was cut loose from its accus- One Imhn R ctor, Miss Shepard, Mr. Mulderi R Two B ll I ubrecht, Jean Smith, Eleanore Spaanstra, llill DeB0er. of South High torned place and, as a traveling assembly, entertained the other schools of the city. ln the pediatrics depart- ment, penny dances were sponsored, and in the latter part of the year had the cooperation of the Varsity Club. Bill De Boer, circulation specialist, devised a new and more efficient hall duty systern. By its many successful operations, the council has added greatly to the Well- being of South High. Policeman Row One: Martin Dec-mter, Delores Abraham, Jeanamae Stevens, Audrey Frazee, Wade Abraham, Toby Hardenbol, Wincina Kimmel, Row 'l'wo: Mary Davidovich, Rose Montcrusso, Theresa Paddatz, Gloria Boujan, Helen Nott, Donald Hurd, Jack Allers, Ken Warner. Row Three: Shirley Mabie, Pat McMaster, Betty Young, Shirley Elenbaas, Esther Holwerda, Shirley Critchlow, Dorothy Panch, Maxine Giroii, Marion Hailey. Row Four: Loraine Hynes, Coruine Van Donemelen, Mary .lane Abernathy, Leona DeGood, Betty Van Allen, Doreen Van Dyke, Shirley Peterson, June Hooker, Myrtle Green. Row Five: Lewis Wood, Jim Veen, Don Goldberg, Henry K2-tip. Kenneth Esbaugh. Dan lieehe, Bob Le Baron, David Verhurg. Makers of MGIDOIPS Happy birthday to youl The Spectra staff has spent many hours window-shopping for a birthday present for South High on its 25th anniversary. With the business arrangements handled by Clifford Mulvey, Rosetta Brown was soon busy assembling and Wrapping the gift While Sylvia Meier laid a skillful and restraining finger on the ribbon. A birthday card was signed by Miss Mary lane Greenley and slipped under the silver bow. South re- ceived a book full of the memories that have made this High School so dear to us all. Row One Mylece Brown Dwight Hillard, Jean Butler, Clifford Mulvey, Rosetta Brown, Sylvia Meier, Ellen Holstein LeRoy Cam Anita Cronkright. Row Two Edna Reed Dolores Abraham, Connie Peceny, Helen Radford, Esther Holwerda, Shirley Elen- baas Janet Thompson Onnolee Anderson, Betty Lauber, Charles Macauley, Richard Stuur, Martha Bradshaw Mathew Jacobs Patricia Buter, Barbara Dunn, Barbara Brown. Snap and ff! Snap Again South High Or-pheites And in this corner we have the South l-ligh Orchestra tipping the scales at its Weight in gold and looking mighty tit after a bangfup season, Manager Mr. Litton gets a big hand trorn the crowd tor his super job ot training. Taking the champ title early in the year, the Orchestra scored one success alter another. Their December broadcast over W.L,A.V. was a pip, but the height ot their season carrie in the spring, when the Band and Orchestra collaborated in the Spring Concert. A lot ot new equipment helped the orchestral charnps to corne up with another successful year. Orchestra tans ot South cheer long and loud tor their winnahl The Granclest Band What Am! Tota, tota, totooal And now folks the biggest, the . . , and you guessed it, the loudest musical group in the World f the South High Bandl Take a bow, Mr. Litton, and the band members, while We in the audience give you a big band lor your indispensable part in the peppiest pep assemblies in years, tor your ooinpy, bango at loot- 32 ball games, and for your super-ultra spring concert. A toot on the tooter to you alll Strutlc . f ' A ' fl! . We Sing to You Do, re, mi-the glee club and mixed choruses have Warbled their Way into our gay young hearts. Biggest and best of this year's vocal iolfdi-rol was the Christmas Concert, a traditional treat, arranged and directed by Miss Bessie Lindley. The vocal department shared the honors ot the day with Charles Dickens, Whose HA Christmas Carol was the theme oi the program. Dearest in the hearts of those graduating was the mixed chorus rendition of Trees, an annual highlight oi their Christmas programs. Orchids to you, Miss Lindley, and to the glee club and mixed choruses for all your precious forget-me nots to the class ot '4l. Row One: Betty Fulghum, Jeannette Zakem, Mary Ann Sickrey, Dolres Gibson, Frances Bsharah, Helen Vander Lann, Marilynn Hamilton, Thelma Crosby, Loraine Wierda. Row Two: Tueva Hoodhood, Mary Jane Mixer, Evelyn Witta, Marian Hoffer, Jean Hesse, Miss Lindley, Ruth Schnitzlcr, Bettimae Stratten, Betty Duember, Lee Lussenden, Jim Van Oss, George Goss. Row Three: Alice DeWitt, Jean Miller, Joan Sutherlin, Frances Holmes, Marjorie Warner, Lucille Labbro, Jean Schripsema, Rose Badaluco, Emigail Lilly, Robert Baldwin, Tom Beebe, Gorden Pullen. Row Four: Eleanor Kugel, Jean Gmelick, Connie Overway, Betty Hammond, Lois Van Duinen, Pat Van Hcyningen, Mary Jane Abernathy, Helen Chandler, Elaine Weiland, Lorraine Jennings, Pat Mc- Masters, Dorothy Whipple, Edward Sickrey. Row Five: Jane Fisher, Harriet Lewis, Marie Austin, Barbara Rodenhouse, Ruth Ten Harken, Evelyn Wattjer, Betty North, Jean Proctar, Nanette Knapp, Lila Wilmerink, Howard Penning, Harold Clay, Donald Box, Rolland DeRidder. Row Six: Marion Marcusse, Helen Wright, Marian Karcher, Mary Nichols, Irma Cook. Belva Cunningham, Robert Reu, Henry Katip, Freidman Sidney, Clare Ing!-am, Joe Stearns, Bob 0'Connell, Lewis Retan. NIZHI Q X x Xvf 1 5 3, Q 'ik , ' X ML! fu V5 ff ' . IW :fix jf X 'af fm! . , , , 9, I Q ff ' Hn ' ff X? 'fi Q Xu I kk TW? 'J 5, x fff ff ffl Bars and Chevrons Row Ono: Betty Van Allen, Jean Heintz, Sergeant Gabermlicl. Jack Roberts, Tom Rector, Ralph Barnard, Kathleen Tappv, Betty Young. Row Two: Dick Van Duinon, Randal Smith, Marjory Lovell, Patricia Snelling, Peggy MacDonald, Herman Wyma. Donald Dice. Row Three: Warren Georxze, Carl Holmgren, Jim Nydam, Lyman Coil, Dick Wagner, Dick Boeninxz, Jack Mulholland, Morris Kleiman, Bob Wellbeloved. Row Four: Gelmor Romeyn, Curtis Williams, Clint Van Portdeet, Judd Thiel, Bob Sherwood, Bob Blazer, Bob Hitchcock, Bill Garbrect, Kenneth Foster. Row Five: Bill Crane, Herbert Hengzst, Jim Veen, Jim Chapman, Ken Gelders. Chuck Fuller, Gordon Gibbs, Adrian Olree. Oliver Burkholdcr, Clifford Murphy, Gerry Anderson. Attention! We salute you! Corns and non-coms ot Bars and Chevrons R. O. T. C. units at South march in review. Their Military Cqp'n , , , 'rom Rector Ball, a gala affair passed inspection with honor. Queen Corporal i ' lean Heimz Betty Van Allen and court glimrnered midst handsome Doughboy I n Betty Van Allen tellas in handsome unitorrn. It was a dazzler ot a year. Veni, Vidi, Wowie Row One: Miss Wilson, Jean Butler, Don Goldberg, Bob Wellbeloved, Philip West, Lewis Wood, Martha Bradshaw. Row Two: Barbara -Foecke, Harold Mulvcy, Mildred Van Overen, Jean Smith, Lee Lussenden. Eileen Dahl- berg, Donna Lelsman, Kathleen Carner, MarJorie Green. Row Three: Eleanor Kugel, Joan Gmelick, Bettimae Stratton, Gladys Moon, Chuck Fuller, Dick Vander- veld, Dwight Hillard, Gerry Gibbs, Ruth Schnitzler. Caesar conquered Gaul, but Sodalitas Latina this year conquered South. Early Morning in a Roman House- hold, a drammer enacted by members, suggested early mornings in a modern, We mean modern, home. And thrill, thrill, a wedding took place . . . in the good old Roman stylel Feliciterl Feliciterl Latin Club Consul Primus . Consul Secundus Secreturius . Quaeslor . Bob Wellheloved . . Philip West Martha Bradshaw . . Lewis Wood Brain Trusters Row One' Clifford Mulvey, Eleanore Spanstra, Robert Wests-nberg. Anna Monier, Gus Betras, Julia Buiskol. Row Two: Eileen Dahlberg, Barbara Rodenhouse, Ellen Holstein, Elaine DeRuiter, Mary Hilferink, Kath- leen Camer, Dona Leisman. Row Three: Robert Hitchcock, Barbara Woigle, Bill Garbrecht, Morris Kleinman, Noma Huff, Lorraine Hendrickson, Ernestine Vander Veen. New Members of Senior Honor Society ld d V O ran Patty Ailles Betty Ann Parham Vita D'Ange1o Charles Le Baron, Jean DeKraker, Mi re an ve - , , , , . Martha Bradshaw, Shirley Westveer, Franklin Nickl, Shirley Philips, Eleanor Oaks, William Roorda, Eleanor Short, Betty Erwood, Annette Moermond, Lewis Wood, Emogene Levett, Harold Mulvey, Charles Fuller, Imogene Bergstrom, Anne Clark, Marjorie Ter Avest. Excellentel Optimel Periectol Swell! Which sums it Senior Honor Society upl A little bit of heaven reaches down to South when Dean , , , , , , , Gus Begms those gold and silver stars you ve earned gleam brightly Prof- I I U Anna Mamet from the charts in the S. S. R. More ower to ou brain p Y ' Y Re istrar . . . . Iulia Buiskool 9 onesl We know you'll need it to continue to enlarge that superb study hall supervision, and We hereby holler a hepl hepl hoorayl for the student honor drive. Campus Collector . . Bob Weslenherg Rave On, 1VIacBeth! Row One: Barbara VVQ-iglc, Frank Badaluco, Onnolee Anderson, Bill Garbrecht, Clifford Mulvey, Peggy Mc- Donald, Miss La Barfre. Row Two: Jane Fisher, Eileen Cronkright, Esther Holwerfla, Frances Haze, Helen Radford, Gwendolyn Zinn, Helen Skougis, Winona Yonkers, Morris Kleiman. Row Three: Elaine DeRuiter, Kathleen Garner, Mary Louise Parker, Marjorie Boss, Barbara Twelvetrees, Lee Lussenden, Carla Boening. Anne Clark, Phyllis Hazlovxuod. Row Four: Pat Morgan. Shirley Burtenshaw, Betty Murray, Ernestine Vander Veen. Gelmer Romeyn, Shirley Westvecr, Ken Bus, Dale Strain, Helen Sullivan, Charlene Van Ostenburgf, Marianne Tuinman. Row Five: Jim Chapman, Bill DQBOL-r, Doris Welmers, Donna Williams, Bob Norin, John Rector, John Bettin, -lim Venn, Bunny Lyon, Betty Stevens, Bob Vaughan, Harriet Barton. Romeo, get thozt hom behind theel Whencetorth l'The Thespiuns Flower Shop flowered into Q huge success and Dust Producer ot the Road dusted oft honor plaques tor these Barry' Stand-in . rnores ond Bennetts ot South. Author 1 Script Girl Backer . . Bill Gurbrecht Onnolee Anderson . Frank Badcxluco Peggy MacDonald . Clifford Mulvey Row One: Fred Rutlcgzu, Mr. Sirrine. Row Two: Dick Nagzlor, Willis Huyser, Curtis Williams, Ken Throck- morton. Row Three: Rmhm-rt Huyscr, Philip Kilmer, Rmror lfovcke. Air--Lines Ah, Ah, Ahl Don't turn that diall Theres a special news bulletin on hand. South Radio club has this year gone full force all stations open. Their calls reached tar and Wide to fellow radio enthusiasts, and upped the good will from South to infinity. Confidentially, they're the best show on the airl Radio Control Mun ..... Fred Rutledge Master of Ceremonies . . . . . . Kenneth Throckmorton Announcer . . . . Curtis Williams Wizards at Whittlin' x Row One: Mr. Kola-maninen, Milford Beebe, Ray Lambvrts. Clifford Mulvey, .lack Perkins. Row Two: Bob Carrier, William Poelman, Gordon Kikkert, Lyle Sullivan, Bernard Rienks, Ben Rivn ks. Model Club Big Buzz . . Milford Beebe Little Buzz . . . . Roy Lamberts Whirr . . . lack Perkins Contact . . Clifford Mulvey The Pathfinders Row One: John Rector, Jim Veen, Bob Norin, Bill Dc-Boer, Ralph Barnard, Morris Klir-man. Row Two: Wade Abraham, Frank B:-xdaluco, Chuck Riches, Ray Kimel, Gvlmvr Romeyn, Bob Westenbergz, Kenneth Bos. Dale Strain. Row Three: Robert Wilson, Charles Le Baron, Robert Hitchcock, Clifford Mulvvy, Richard La Brenz, Gordon Gibbs, Lester Bosscher, Joseph Sharpe. Row Four: Henry Katip, Leroy Cain, John Be.-ttin, Dick Schopmeyer, Charles Roettizer, Bill Crane, Bob Roodvoets. Westward Hol CThere's an empty seat down trontll Ushers Club With the courage of frontiersmen you guided the milling Dqn'1 Boone , , Bgb Norin crowd to home sites as the pathtinders ot '41, We'll cele- brate a thanksgiving for you! Oscar Winners H6 Row Row Row Row Ono: Alyco Redingvr, Joym- Dennison, Joyrc- Moyers, Sue Boevc, Burt Brown. Two: Doris R.ooclvos-ts, Marilyn Houtman, Marjory Grant, La Verle Bulthouse. Three: Marie Tizincy, Lou Ann Albright, Beth Grim, Mary Russo. Four: Carol Bommvlje, Barbara Clark, Dorothy Poe. Not in Picture Jam- Mosher, Gladys liindseth, Miss Crossman. Kotie Hepburn ond Greto Cold girll have nothing on lr- Drdmafics these gorls. They Wowed dll SOL1ll'1 High, uIGlly they Miss Orson Wells . Barbara Brown did, with their pertormonce ol Timely Tempest, on produce, .--. I Camlgommelje origindl by Director B. Brown. Return of the Natives Row One: Row Two: Mrs. Nina Harris, Miss Pauline Baragar, Miss Winifred Coleman, Mrs. Cecile Harold Bosscher, Stuart McGrath, Clyde Vanderleest, Fred Wentworth. Extra! Extra! Extra-special people, these natives, who brewed such a Whoopee of a concoction for the South- Union football game. CWe Trojans shouted America first! while the bands played on.l Comes spring and the natives' fancy lightly turned to thoughts of occupa- tional guidance for present inhabitants of South. De Lano Elite, Eh What? My dear, wosn't it just too divinel The scrumptious teas, the glamorous style shows! But you hoven't heard the loltestl You don't know what you missed it you werent invited to the exclusive discussions on home management, ltfs C1 perfectly thrilling clubl Maude Fuller Head Hostess . Maid ol all Work Society Reporter Budgeteer . Row One: Anne Clark, Eleanor Short, Miss Joan Wassi-naar, Ellen Holstein, Francis Haze. Row Two: Emifzail Lilly, Ruth Schnitzler, Juanamac Stevens, Helen Vander Maur, Ruth Robinson, Vita D'An5Ielo. Row Three: Gladys Moon, Ja-an Van Rossum, Gerry Gibbs, Gwen Walker, Anne Collier. Ellen Holstien Betty Murray Eleanor Short . Ann Clark Oui, ui, Bien Row One: Mr. Swenson, Marilyn Derrick, Esther Thompson, Pat Bolhuis, Idabelle Flottorp, Mary Amodeo, Loraine Wierda, Harriet Hartesvelt. Row Two: Russell Kees, Norma Van Develder, Phyllis Henson. Mary Toarmina, Shirley Elenhaas, Edwinna Feldhans, Athanasia Fotias, Katherine Limber, Pauline Shingula. Row Three: Elaine Lass, Ferne Holla-be-ck, Lois Marcroft, Dorothy Dunn, Dorothy Keller, Barbara Chris- ti:-mey, Mary Moyer, Audrey Murray, Louise Shimzula, Jaequeline Canandrino. Row Four: Barbara Rodenhouse, Edythe Drake, Marilynn Hamilton, Jane Michel, Tom Rector, Chet Kiekintveld, Eileen Dahlberg, Lois Solomon, Pat Van Heyningen, Marjorie Ter Ave-st. Extrolordincrire is putting it mild when referring to these lcrds ond lossies who roll their r's ond cut oft their t's with such edse. A strictly confidentiol Communique from Mon- sieur Swenson intorms us thcrt porties, interesting club discussions ond ct Whole lot of fun rounded out Q gcxlct ond colorful yecrr, mdis oui . . , so . . . cr tczntot to 1941, mes cxmis. French Club Le President . . Marylin Derrick Le Premier . . Patricia Bolhuis La Secreicxire . . Esther Thompson Lu Tresurier . . Idabelle I-'lottorp All This and Honor, Too! Row One: Andy Fotias, Margaret Hardenball, Doreen Van Dyke, Miss Walper, Evelyn Witte, Rose Bada- luco, Velma Kling. Row Two: Eugene Mendels, John Krestakos, Challes Duchess, Marie Campbell, Maxine Girod, Byrnece Morrow, Mary Jane Mixer, Ronald Terry, Donald Terry, Jean Bendekey. Row Three: Dorothy Bradshaw, Jacqueline Gabourie, Betty DeGood, Betty Anminides, Shirley Sergeant, Patricia Burch, Edwinna Fcldhaus, Fay Doan, Mary Beth Hood. Row Four: Mariel Wessell, Marjory Merrill, Lois Cox, Helen Richards, Robert Carrier, Claire Ingham, Gerald Scott, Donald Beebe, Robert Delnay. Hello you things with a spark Cplug?l of genius. Hear Iunior Honor Society tell you Went civic on us this year, seein' as how you Genius , , Evelyn wine visited the Museum, Art Gallery, Press Building and such 'bout town, on Shekels earned by selling hot-dogs, paddle pops and ice cream sandwiches to us students after three-thirty p.rn. Oh, well so We can't all be smartiesl Bright One . . Velma Kling Scripster ...... Rose Badaluco Collector oi Shekels . . Myrtle Green Positively Terrific Association Row One, L. to R.: Mrs. Nurin, Mrs. Holstein, Mrs. Marcussv. Row Two, L, to R.: Mrs. Heuher, Mr-1. Sandro, Mrs. Willoughlzy, Mrs. Marcroft. This bumper crop of PTA'ers reaped a golden harvest Officers: of a better understanding 'twixt and 'tween parents, President . . Mrs. Holstein teachers and students. Open house packed 'em in. Secretary 1 I - MB- Nom, Treasurer . . Mrs. Marcusse A11 Ameri cv Row One: Idabello Flottorp, Donna Mm-yn-rs, Edna Rn-od, Miss Hines, Constance Peet-ny, Anne Gehese, Jane Michel. Row Two: Barbara Dunn, Shirly Elonbaas, Patricia Aillvs, Betty Fulgum, Dorothy Dm-Vries, Patricia Filer, Vita D'Angelo. Row Three: Lois Marr-roft, Esther Holwcrda, Antoinette- Lomonaco, Phyllis Knee, Mary Moyer, Norim- Abhot, Doris Hitchcock, Annette Mm-rmond, Betty Dr-mler, Leona DeGood, Onnulee Anderson. Row Four: Joyce Edson, Gertrude Mulder, Francis Dr-Vries, Elaine DvRuitor, Bonny Lyons, Mary Hilfer- ink, Jeanette Mc-lla-ma. Senior Girl Reserves Top Gal . Runnerup . Quill Driver . . Money Changer . . . . Edna Heed . Anita Cronkright Donna lane Meyer . Connie Peceny The Go-Between . . Idabelle Flotiorp can Girls Row One: Virginia Bishop, Ruth Snitzlcr, Helen Chandler, .lane Nash, Elaine Wicland, Sue Oxford, Jaconina Calandrino, Louise Shingzula. Row Two: Ardrvy Murry, Helen Skuuizis, June Menclles, Patricia Snellinir, Harriet Brock, Jane Chambor- lain, Rose Conigzlo, Norma Saunders, Joyce Edson, Eloise Greenbaucr, Joyce Grcc-nhoo, Row Three: Marjorie Ter Avest, Nanotte Brudholdcr, Anne Clark, Virginia Gczon, Charlene Van Osten- burg, Barbara Christiancy, Jeane Vander Laan, Jane Whittcr, Helen Van Hartesvclt, Phoebe Van Dam, Phyllis Galimore. Row Four: Alberta Bultema, Betty Rogers, Joyce Musgrove, Elaine Reynolds, Barbara Rodenhouse, Shirly Westveer, Emogene Levett, Lucille Pomper, Betty North. Doris Welmers, Donna Williams. All aboard! for hikes, parties, Christmas carol sings, hot-dog sales and all points south! These gals rode a streamliner to a dynamically successful year. All com- partments were crowded to the overflowing point-the hot-dogs, smelling just too tempting from the dining car, were sold with amazing speed. Under full steam the lasses delivered their Thanksgiving baskets and Christ- mas cheer right on schedule. Their sixtieth anniversary year broke all records-speed, progress, Whizzing funl Here's News on Om lizirliura Rmlvriliolxst-. Robe-rt Hit:-hom-k, Miss Anton, ltonalsl Crawford. Doris Cl: rpm rn. m lm: Ruth French. liill-1 n Frunkrigrln, llonnu Jam- M4-yr-V. Dick Vnntlm- V1-lclv. 4 1 Short. Carla lim-nimg. 1 Row Om-: John Rector, Miss Anton, Loraine Naum, Martha ltrznlshaw, Charles Mac-auln-y Row 'l'wu: Ruth Robinson, Dorothy Perry, farla Boo.-ning, Idalu-llc Flotorp, Barbara Rmlvn house-. liiln-cn Dahlbt-ru, PM Filer, Milmlrl-tl Van Ovc-rn. Mother pin a rose on theml Right well deservin' of such floral greetings are these Witty wizards ol the writing cult. Credits: one bang of a contest, trail blazer tor the years to corneg one delicious anth- ology, spiced to perfection. Debits: none f U. Happy Dayl Quill 6 Scroll - Creative Writing Pen ........ Bob Hitchcock . . . Loraine Naum Pencil . . . . Doris Chapman Ink . . Barbara Hodenhouse . . . Martha Bradshaw Stamp . . . Ronald Crawford . . Charles Macczuley South Whirlwinds Morris Kleiman, Martha Bradshaw, Mr. DeKoster, Lorraine Naum. Watch 'eml Watch 'ernl They're the silver-tongued orators ot South. Our argufiers brang hoine the bacon in the torrn of a Wall plaque for excellence in debatability. CThey breezed through the State prelirns and downed lackson, a tough 'un, - to be sure, before being downed by Flint Central's Wildcats. And they were runners-up in a western Michigan tournament at G. R. I. C. - All right? But detinitelyll Then spring speech Winners Roden- house, Bradshaw, Bradshaw and Frewen entered sub- district contests and grabbed a couple ot seconds and thirds. Folks, We Vote 'em first. Debate First Big Blow .... Morris Kleiman Second Big Blow . . Martha Bradshaw Third Big Blow .... Lorraine Naum South Takes Starling from mp, rs-zulimg from left to right. Row Five: Joe Stearns, Ili-rin-rt Hengst, Robert Blazer, Clilllml Iirink, Paul Kuepnick. Lloyd Boom, Emmit McDonald, .lim Chzipnian, Alvin Bloomquist, Dun Clmru-rs, John Kane. Row Four: Mack H4-lslman, Carl Holmgren, Sidney Zylstrzx, William Nappa-r, Lewis Harm-n, Jack Roberts, Harley Wilcox, Roy Kuylur, Judson Thiel, Wayne liostvvic-k, Don Boehm-tt, Clare Inyrhuni, Row Three: Robert Fox, .Inhn Shaver, Robert Christian, Charles LeBaron, Tony Vuogal., .luck Zuidervc-ld, Robert Simmonds, Rohm-rt VanderPlog, Richard Wi-:Avi-r, Robert Wagner. Rin-hzlxwl Va-rl.ee. Row Two: David 'l'4-rnu-er, Ross P:-ilmeter, Wayne Guler, Charles Akey, Claude Sanford, Robert Bm-audett, Robert Carlson, Herbert Ayers, Kent Backart. Carl E1-kmun, Ruy Burnett. Row One: Kenneth Foster. Peggy McDonald, Pat Snelling, Ronald Crawford, William Gibbs, Charles Fuller, Robert VVellln-loved, Curtis VVilliams, Betty Youngs, Kathi-line Tappe, Sgt. J. C. Gzilwrmliel, R.O.T.C Company A Stall Maior . Captain . . . First Lieutenant First Lieutenant First Lieutenant . Bob Hitchcock . Gordon Gibbs . Charles Fuller Ronald Crawiord Bob Wellbeloved All out, you handsome brulesl When We girls sigh, Theres something about a soldier, you can take it for granted We ain't dishin' out a line. Not satisfied with grabbing high honors as a couple of the best companies in to the Army Starting from top, reading from left to right. Row Six: Kenneth Geldcrs, James Berry, VVillia1n Livermore, Clifford Murphy, Chester Kiekintveld, Earl Christensen, Robert McClellan, Louis Abdoo, John Clark. Row Five: Robert DeRidder, Richard Brewer, Rodney McDiarmid, Tom Rector, .lohn Frewen, Edward Parks, William Frewen, Oliver Burkholder, Warren George, William Crane. Row Four: Phillip Klimer, Edward Richards, Richard VanDuinen, Warren Spry, David VerBur1:, Clinton VanPortFleet, Anthony Battayrlio, Eldon Brown, Jack Perkins, Robert Petchauer, Gelmer Romeyn. Row Three: Louis Schaaf, John Nienhuis, Lynn Coil, Robert Sherwood, Jim Nydan, Jack Mulholland, Elmer Redner, Norman Wrixzht, George Steghuis, Oscar Robinson. Row Two: Ralph Barnard, Richard Boeningr, Robert Traster, Herman Wyma, Jack Lowe, Lyle Sullivan, Richard Dinkel, Carl Snider, Richard Kiel, Leonard Slaughter, Donald Dice, Row One: Sgt. J. C. Gaberdeil, Jean Heintz, Audry Doran, Jerry Anderson, Morris. Klieman, William Garbrecht. Robert Hitchcock, Adrain Olree, James Veen, Marjorie Lovell, Betty VanAllen. the city, in inspection ond field cloly, you also Company B hit the bulls-eye with your crock rifle teom. Captain ..... William Gurbrecht He mgy be Q gfeqt big genefgl, he mgy be G First Lieutenant . . Morris Kleinman Sergeantnmajorl he may be CI Simple private' First Lieutenant .... Adrain Olree , . , ' . . . . V out We think you re oll pretty swell, Second Lieutenant mines een First Lieutenant . . Gerald Anderson Staii Major . . . Bob Hitchcock Johnny Q. Public I ,XM-13 ,. 4' if ,D 43 L. in A Q xg i, .1 Wa, g5i,,r., 'e Q 4' . . , Row Oni-: John Rm-ctor, Frank Haslaluco. Leroy Cain, Ruin-rt NArvl'Sl.l'!llll'I'L!, Eleanor Oaks. Miss Knapp. ' Row Two: Arlanrl Ablmtt, Rrrsuttn Brown, Yvonne Su-wart, I'zrtriciu Crit:-hlow, Ruth Schnitzlvr, Harriet Brock, Put Snvllinyz, livttimat- Stratton. Row Thru-: Gus lic-trzls, Rilo:-n Cronkright, Shirley Burn-nshziw, Dick Lalirenz, Dale Strain, Hi-rlwrt Henizst, Lynn Coil. Row Four: Marjorie Mosher. Rubs-rt Sherwood, Choi Kin-kintvvlxl, Jim Voc-n, Chuck Fuller, Gelmvr Roma-yn. Loi the boys and gals who got together to figure out the kinks in world affairsfthese be theyi Discussions Ceverybody talkedl were described With enthusiasm. ln brief, Public Affairs Forum had a ioquaciously successful bingo of a year. Glory bel Public Affairs Forum Prime Minister . Diplomat ..... Minister of Propaganda Minister of Exchequer . . Leroy Cain Frank Budaluco Glweidbiyn zum Bob Westenberg - Super-men Row One: Wade Abraham, Ozra Bera, Bob Maier, Floyd Fisher, Fred Merrill, Mr. Le Valley, Bill Hoag. Row Two: Clarence Sherwood, Delton Clark, Jim Nydam, Bob Grice, Dick Koostra, Jack Mulholland, Dick Van Duinen, Kent Backart, Harold Mitchell, Gregory Baloyan. Row Three: Claude Irwin, Bob Johnson, Dick Nicholson, John Clark, Sam De Stefano, Robert Wilson, Gordon Gibbs, Don McKersie, Dick La Brenz, Cliff Stuart, Chuck Hicok. And were they super this yearl A Father-Son banquet, Senior Hi-Y in which the gang royaliy welcomed super papas, was a Whiz. And Hthe more We get together seemed to be the theme song for the guys this year-what With the I-li-Y conferences Ccity, county, state and otherwisel holding them in thrall. O for the lite oi a South Senior I-li-YI Superman The Flash The Clock Mandrake Floyd Fisher Fred Merrill . Bill Hoag Mr. LeVc1lIey Nice Girls Row One: Joan Bishop, Jean Calkins, Miss Honeckcr, Mary Frewen, Barbara LeBaron, Nannette Gildvr. Row Two: Phyllis King, Paula Hunting, Katherine Skougis, Dorothy Van Dommelen, Jeanne Giese, Be-tty DeGood, Vivian VanderLeest, Betty Hewett. Row Three: Velma Kling, Helen Richards, Donna Johnson, LaVonm- Kronlln-rg, Corinne VanDummelen, Shirley Steil, Mary Jane DeVries, Betty Walker, Lois Gane. Call out the reserves! These gals sprouted forth into regular blossoms and brightened up the landscape in and about South. They found a gold mine in their garden by means of food sales-Hale and hearty, they're the flowers of South. Iunior Girl Reserves Queen .... . lean Calkins Lady-in-Waiting . . . . . . Mary Margaret Frewen Miss-oi-Affairs . . Barbara LeBaron It's the Law! l Row One: Phyllis Goss, .lane Fisher, Paul Leatherman, Jack McCormick, Mr. Fisher, Allen Marsh, Anna Monier, Arland Abbott, Eileen Dahlherpz. Row Two: Ruth Pickett. Esther Slade, Connie Peeeny, Helen Radford. June Mendels, Mary Amodeo, Fred Razoog, Joe Calandro, Wade Abraham. Row Three: Barbara Treilser, Mary Hilferink, Shirley Phillips, Phyllis Uekert. Jacomina Calandrino, Louise Shingzula, Vita D'Angelo. Elaine Dt-Ruiter, Patricia Manning, Robert Johnson, Row Four: Muma Claton, Le-Roy Cain, Jim Kamer, Helen Jones, Ralph Barnard, Curtis Williams, Ed Clark, Gordon Larink, Betty Lauber, Ann Griffin. Row Five: Jake Morrey, Adrian Orlee, Norman Lockard, Marvin Van Geist, Dick Koorstra, Dick La Brenz, Ted Ball. Leon Hickadee, Mike Scalabrino. Row Six: Warren Bower, Dick Nicholson, Pete Noto, Delton Clark, Wendell Vincent, Herman Mulder, Don Miller, Bob Wilson, Clarenee Sherwood, lioh McC0rmic4k. Porty of the lirst port wishes to inform the porty ot the Commercial Law second port thot these young low folk ore busy with ledge ,,,,,, lack Mccofmqck business' Prosecutin' Attorney . Allen Marsh Exhibit A: Most enlightening speech by Attorney Co t cle k Anna Monier Henry- ul' l' . . . . Exhibit B: Further investigation of the lows of corn- Counsel for Defense ' Paul Lealheman merce. Exhibit C: Court recess for or whole of o potty. To Wit: You've won the cosel Keep the Home Fires Burning Row One: Ellen Holstein, Dorothy Perry, Anna Monier. Row Two: Arland Abbott, Robert Norin, Doris Chapman, Marjorie Green. its the tune that counts! A bit of opera, a bit of swing swung right into the SSB. this year when these upheadf ed ingenues on the Home Room Council bought Cand paid torll a radio and phonograph. All of which hap- pened midst the dandy decorations done so dutifully by these demon decorators. Long may they decorate! Home Room Council Chief Engineer . . . Gordon Gibbs Fireman . . . . Dorothy Perry Timekeeper . . Anna Monier Tycoon . . . . Ellen Holstein Varsity Leapin' Lettermen Row One: Bill Hoag, Delton Clark, Bob Maier, Dwight Hillard, Wendell Vincent, Frank Esbaugh, Don Derrick. Row Two: lfluyrl Fisher, Fri-sl Rutlege, Dick Schopmeyer, Geurgre Gam-. Iiulx Grice, Austin Batdotf, Dale Strain, Art Deering, Ruger Battayzlio. Row Three: Joe Provenzanu, Jue Calanrlro, Harold Smith, VVilbur Bolclen, Sam De Stefano, Dick Koorstra, Jim Cunningham, Kenneth Wingett, Lester Bosscher. Row Four: Dutch Vander Leest, Jack Baker, Erwin Brummeler, Ed Kihhen, Henry Bushman, Gale Bouyzhner, John Bettin, Charles Riches, Bob Vaughn. Row Five: Jack McCormack, Larry Duran, Bob MacCurmack, Dick Vander Lende, Jack Joppe, Herman Mulder, Dave Robinson, Dick Morse, Ken Throckmorton. Those bright red letters on the clark blue sweaters have VUYSHY Club the same effect on Trojan women as Adam Lazonga had Leiiermqsier , , Dwight Hillqrd on the big, bootitul, gals, and these tellers exhibited swipe Bearer I I Paul Leatherman their virile achievement at noon dances every other Week . Accountant . . Wendell Vincent and at the Trojan Trot which they put on all by the-me selves. Cl-lurray tor themll Hi-Yo Einstein! Row Row Row Row Ono: Dorothy Perry, Eleanor Oaks, Bob Hitchcock, Bettimae Stratton. Two: Mr. Schopmeyer, Yvonne Stuart, Ruth Schnitzlz-r, Wade Abraham. Three: Dale Strain, Margvry Mosher, Pat Chitchlow, Dick Mallott. Four: Lu-Roy Cain, John Rector, Harriet Barton, Bob Wcstenberg. That gallant old Lone Ranger is a rank amateur at solving problems compared to these arithmeticians Cthat'll stop yal. All ol which adds up to the un- known quantity CX to you? of verve, vigor, and vitality in that whiz ot a Math Club. Kleig Kids 'ef Row One: Robert Babcock, Ralph Barnard, Miss Stokoe, Charles Macauley, Ellen Holesu-in. Row Two: Phillip Kilmer, Marjorie Issac, Orville Haan, Herbert VVit.man. Adrian Olree, Dan Charter, Shirley Phillips. Row Three: John Rector, .luhn Bettin, Raymond Nelson, Herb Hengst. East side, West side, all around the schooll Thats the Camera Club, all right. South applauded itself in the movies Ccolossal-in technicolorll shot so ably by camera kids that topped the cream of the crop in Holly- wood. Oscars by the dozen ordered specially for youl Camera Club Lights . . Camera . Action . Agent . Charles Macauley . Robert Babcock . Ellen Holstein . Ralph Barnard A Melody for Ma Left to Right: Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Abbott. Mrs. Chapman. Mrs. Johns, Mrs. Sandro, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. McCallum, Mrs. Hendeo. Red Cross pins were tre- mendously popular around South, due to the efforts ot these go-getters in their annual Red Cross drive. Then their delegates trucked att to a Washington, D. C. conference, peopled by other enthusiasts from all over the nation. Orchids to you, you're topsl Help, Inc. Mothers were right out tront rootin' tor sons and dotters in South music makin' organizations. Sow they threw an All-Games party and raked in the do- re-mi to help their chillun out. Bravo, bravissimol Row Oni-: Miss Linslcy, Mario Tinnoy. Henry K:-itip, Georgia Jacobson, Winnona Yonkers, Ray Kimmel, Anna Monior. Miss Tumath. Lois Cox. Row Two: Clarc- Fischer. Josephine Monia-r, Viola Dr-Graff, Dorothy Kok, Dorothy Strong, Hel:-n Cole, Andy Ifotias, Mary Russo, Dun Nelson, Maurice Kimmel. Row Thu-oz Mzirjory Grant, IraVcrlo Bolthouse. Marilyn VVhitc-, Betty Lenger, Jam- Moshcr, Phyllis King, BL-tty Konwinski, .lunv Slip, Norma JL-an Clark, Lou Arm Albright. Row Four: Maryhn-th Hood, Doris Roodvoets, Erma Fields, Ruth Hoogcnboom, Dorthea Scrum-zint, Ric-hard Morton, John Noto, Asland Abbott. .lc-anno Schripsoma, Cornelia Hrummel. Iunior Red Cross First Aid . . Second Aid . Help Kit . . Doctor . . Delegate . . . Ray Kimmel . . Henry Katip Georgia Iacobson Winona Yonkers Lou Ann Albright Spectra Staff SOME PEOPLE HAVE A PERFECT GENIUS FOR DOING NOTHING AND DOING IT ASSIDUOUSLY Editor-in-Chief . . Rosetta B. Brown Associate Editor . . Sylvia K. Meier Business Manager . . Clitiord Mulvey Senior Editor ....... . Ellen I. Holstein Stall: Esther Holwerda, Helen Radford Iunior Editor ...... . lean E. Butler Staff: Dolores Abraham Sophomore Editor , . . Pat Buter Staff: Ann Griliin Freshman Editor . . . Edna Reed Staff: Connie Peceny Faculty Editor ..,. . Iean Thompson Staff: Charlene Winkler Art Editor .... Leroy Cain Stalt: Matt Iacobs Organizations Editor , . Martha Bradshaw Stall: Barbara Brown Activities Editor ........ . Ianet Thomson Stall: Shirley Elenbaas, Mildred VanOveren Boys' Athletic Editor ....... . Dwight Hillard Girls' Athletic Editor . Anita Cronkright Staff: Barbara Dunn Circulation Manager . . . Richard Stuur Editorial Adviser Miss Mary lane Greenley Business Adviser . . Miss Emilie Townsend Senior Directory Abbott, Arland 519 Oakdale, S.E. Concert Band, Home Room Council, Senior Play Com- mittee, Chairman, Public Affairs Forum, Commercial Law Club, Manuscript Ctub. Abraham, Wade 517 Division Ave., S. Hi-Y Club, Treasurer, Ushers Club, President of Senior Club, Band Club, Vice President, Math Club. Ailles, Patricia 1224 Lafayette, S.E. Senior Girl Reserves, Motto Committee, Table Tennis. Aldering, Ioseph 540 Umatilla. S.E. Concert Band, Commercial Law Club. Amodeo, Mary 729 Sheldon Ave., S.E. French Club, Class Day Committee, Commercial Law Club. Anderson, Onnolee 1826 Prospect Ave., S.E. Spectra Staff, Senior Girl Reserves, Thespians, Vice President, Senior Play. Arrigo. Frank 1101 Sheldon, S.E. Band, Orchestra, Music Committee, Band Club. Azzar, Mary 2016 Division Ave., S. Red Cross, Color Committee. Babb, Iean 1717 Paris Ave., S.E. Entertainment Committee, Thespian Club. Badaluco, Frank 1ll4 Sheldon Ave., S.E. Public Affairs Forum, Vice President, Ushers Club, Thespian Club, Secretary, Senior Honor Society, Senior Class Adviser, Golf. Banks, Willie Lee 817 Sheldon Ave., S.E. Volley Ball, Table Tennis, Glee Club. Baribeau, Charles 147 Elm St., S.W. Commercial Law Club, Entertainment Committee. Barnard, Ralph 1807 College Ave., S.E. Bars and Chevrons Club, Vice President, Ushers Club, Commercial Law Club, Camera Club, Treasurer, Thes- pians Club, Motto Committee. Barton, Harriet 333 Highland St., S.E. Math Club, Thespians Club, Properties Committee. Bartz, Virginia 2011 Ionia Ave., S.W. Battaglio, Iohn 807 Sheldon Ave., S.E. Art Committee, Thespian Club. Baughman, Edmund 525 Storrs St., S.E. Commercial Law Club, Hi-Y Club. Beebe, Marolyn 1716 Linden Ave., S.E. Thespian Club, Entertainment Committee. Bendekgey, Louise 1209 Salem Ave., S.E. Tattler, Commencement Committee. Benner, Dorothy 46 La Belle St., S.E. Senior Girl Reserves, Commercial Law Club, Golf, Motto Committee. Bentley, Edythe 513 Sheldon Ave., S.E. Commencement Committee, Tattler, Paddle Tennis. Bentley, Dorothy 756 Grandville Ave., S.W. Mixed Chorus, Color Committee. Bettin, Iohn Camera Club, Varsity Club, Senior Play, Music Com- mittee, Concert Band, Ushers Club. Betras, Gus Senior Honor Society, Senior Class Advisor, Public Affairs Forum, Math Club, Ushers Club, Thespians Club. Birt, Robert 1806 Horton Ave., S.E. Commercial Law Club, Concert Band. Bliss, lean 1817 Godwin Ave., S.E. Decoration Committee. Boening, Lois 618 Iefferson Ave.FS.E. Publicity Committee. Boening, Richard Bars and Chevrons. Bolden, Wilbur 740 Sherman St., S.E. Track, Varsity Club, Entertainment Committee. Bos, Kenneth 50 Withey St., S.W. Ushers Club, Thespians Club, Announcement Commit- tee. Bosscher, Lester 710 Thomas St., S.E. Varsity Club, Hi-Y Club, Scholarship Committee, Ushers Club, Announcement Committee. Bower, Warren 1219 Lafayette Ave., S.E. Senior Play Committee, Commercial Law Club. Boynton, lack 1100 Cass Ave., S.E. Publicity Committee, Ushers Club. Branch, Florence 1007 Ionia Ave., S.W. Senior Girl Reserves, Commercial Law Club, Mixed Chorus, Motto Committee. Brannan, Ieanne 2213 Stafford Ave., S.W. Mixed Chorus, Senior Play Committee. Brown. Mylece 627 Ietterson Ave., S.E. Camera Club, Senior Orchestra, Spectra Staff, Photo Committee. Brown, Rosetta 1745 Martin Ave., S.E. Editor of Spectra, Public Affairs Forum, Memorial Committee, Senior Play Crew. Bryker, Iohn 661 Plett St., S.W. Band, Memorial Committee, Band Club. Buetema, Mariorie 730 Liberty St., S.W. Senior Girl Reserves, Photo Committee. Buchanan, Gerald 931 Burton St., S.E. Commercial Law Club, Hi-Y Club. Buiskool, Iulia 605 Naylor St., S.W. Senior Girl Reserves, Badminton, Deck Tennis, Photo Committee, Chairman, Senior Honor Society, Secre- tary, Senior Latin Club. Burg, Charlotte 413 Prince St., S.E. Mixed Chorus, Decoration Committee. Burtenshaw, Shirley 722 Prospect Ave.. S.E. Public Affairs Forum, Senior Girl Reserves, Announce- ment Committee. Bylsma, Gertrude 726 Crofton St., S.W. Senior Girl Reserves, Motto Committee, Volley Ball. Cain, Leroy 1425 Prospect Ave., S.E. Public Affairs Forum, President, Spectra, Art Editor, Senior Honor Society, Stage Manager, Senior Play, Announcement Committee, Chairman, Thespians Club. Calandrino, Iacomina 127 Franklin St., S.W. Archery Club, French Club, Flower Committee, Senior Girl Reserves, Commercial Law Club. Carner, Kathleen 1852 Union Ave.. S.E. Thespians, Archery, Senior Honor Society, Latin Club, Tattler, Photo Committee. Carr, Dorothy 1039 Sheldon Ave., S.E. Chapman, Doris 420 Storrs St., S.E. Decoration Committee, Chairman, Home Room Decora- tion Committee, Chairman, Quill and Scroll, Vice Presi- dent, Tattler, Latin Club, Student Director, Thespians. Chapman, Iames 420 Storrs St., S.E. Concert Band, Football Manager, lst Team, Bars and Chevrons Club, Thespian Club, Program Committee, Home Room Council, Music Committee, Clark, Delton 1122 Sheldon Ave., S.E. Football, Varsity Club, Hi-Y Club, Wrestling, Art Com- mittee. Clark, Edward 841 Oakland Ave., S.W. Track, Commercial Law Club, Entertainment Committee. Clark, Iohn 1834 Horton Ave., S.E. R.O.T.C., Bars and Chevrons Club, Announcement Com- mittee, Hi-Y Club, Thespian Club, Concert Band. Clemenshaw. Gertrude 1933 Horton Ave., S.E. Senior Girl Reserves, Commercial Law Club, Maude Fuller Club, Tattler, Thespian Club, Flower Committee. Clinton, Thorneita 44 Sutton St.. S.W. Senior Latin Club, Table Tennis, Volley Ball, Music Committee. Collier, Anne 1653 Iefferson Ave., S.E. Maude Fuller Club, Thespian Club, Publicity Com- mittee. Cooley, Robert 738 Morris Ave., S.E. Cooper, Anne 2036 Francis Ave., S.E. Crane, William 204 Burton St., S.W. Ushers Club, Bars and Chevrons Club. Crawford, lack 910 Sheldon Ave., S.E. Crawford, Ronald 440 Crawford St., S.E. R.O.T.C., Bars and Chevrons Club, Tattler, Quill and Scroll, Treasurer, Football, First Team Manager, Com- mencement Committee. Cronkright, Eileen 2307 Lafayette Ave., S.E. Senior Class Treasurer, Spectra, Senior Girl Reserves, Vice President, Red Cross, Decorations Committee, Commencement Committee. Cronkright, Eileen 2307 Lafayette Ave., E.E. Commencement Committee, Tattler, Public Affairs Forum, Thespian Club, Quill and Scroll, Debate. Crosby, Thelma 1139 Underhill Ave., S.W. Senior Girl Reserves, Mixed Chorus. Concert Band, Sr. Orchestra, Drum Major, German Dahlerg, Eileen Sr. Honor Society, 1328 Ietlerson Ave., S.E. Tattler, Feature Editor, Commercial Law Club, French Club, Latin Club, Publicity Com- mittee. D'Angelo, Vita 125 Franklin St., Sr. Honor Society, Sr. Girl Reserves, Maude Fuller Club, Commercial Law Club, Tattler, Chairman ot Flower Committee. Danials, Robert Dean, Rita DeBoer, William DeGood, Leona 1057 Madison Ave., S.E. 1821 Martin Ave., S.E. 2016 Godwin Ave., S.E. 539 Dickinson St., S.E. Girl Reserves, Student Council, Publicity Chairman, Commencement Committee. DeKraker. lean 1820 Collins Ave., S.E. Senior Play Committee. Delluiter, Elaine French Club, Sr. Thespians, Flower DeVries, Frances Sr. Girl Reserves, Golf. DeVries, Mariore DeWi1t, Natalie Sr. Girl Reserves, Volley Ball, Golf. Dickensheets, Iohn Camera Club. Ditta, Carl Doering, Arthur Varsity Club, Hi-Y, Music Committee. 2135 College Ave., S.E. Girl Reserves, Sr. Honor Society, Committee, Commercial Law Club. 649 Hogan St., S.W. Volley Ball, Deck Tennis, Bowling, 735 London St., S.W. Class Day Committee, Badminton, 424 Oakdale St.. S.E. lll Franklin St. 341 Hobart St., S.E. Concert Band, Sr. Orchestra, Track, Dood, Curtis 833 Grandville Ave., S.W. Commercial Law Club, Color Committee, Droge, Andrew 744 Adams St., S.E. Memorial Committee, R.O.T.C. Dornbos, Ruth 552 Hall St., S.W. Sr. Girl Reserves, Photo Committee, Sr. Latin Club, Volley Ball. Dros, Margaret 719 Coate St., S.W. Decoration Committee. Dunn, Barbara 437 Griggs St., S.E. Sr. Girl Reserves, Ping-Pong, Annual, Publicity Com- mittee, Commencement Committee. Edmunds, Marie 112 Griggs St.. S.W. Flower Committee, Eman, Florence 556 Naylor St., S.W. Badminton, Memorial Committee, Bowling, Deck Tennis, Girl Reserves, Tattler. Ferrell, Ioylea 1030 Grandville Ave. S.W. Scholarship Committee, Mixed Chorus, Senior Girl Re- serves, Commercial Law, Art Committee. Filer, Patricia 815 Iefferson Ave., S.E. Visiting Committee, Dramatics Club, Sr. Girl Reserves, Manuscript Club. Fisher, lane 1817 Darwin Ave. Commercial Law Club, Dramatics Club, Visiting Com- mittee, G.A.A., Memorial Committee, Tattler. Foreman, Mariorie 458 Woodlawn, S.E. Senior Girl Reserves. Fotias, Daniel 1421 Madison Ave., S.E. Senior Honor Society, Memorial Committee. Fox, Claire 1420 Paris Ave.. S.E. Ushers Club, Public Affairs Forum, Math Club, Senior Orchestra, Citizenship Committee, Music Committee. Fox, Sally 1420 Paris Ave.. S.E. Citizenship Committee, Tattler, Mixed Chorus. French. Willard 668 Alexander St., S.E. Varsity Club, Football Team, Senior Honor Society, Student Adviser, Memorial Committee. Gailmore. Phyllis 2131 Union Ave., S.E. Senior Girl Reserves, Badminton, Program Committee, Decoration Committee, Thespian Club, Senior Class Day Committee. Garbrecht, William 1713 Buchanan Ave., S.W. Student Council, Vice President, Vice President, Senior Class, Thespians, President, Honor Society, Ft.O.T.C., First Lieut. Bars and Chevrons. Garrison. Betty 1810 Ierome Ave., S.W. Gibbs. Gordon 1906 Madison Ave., S.E. R.O.T.C., Captain, Bar and Chevrons, Ushers Club, Home Room Council, President, Art Committee, Hi-Y Club. Gibson, Delores 709 Tulip St., S.W. Sr. Mixed Chorus, Girl Reserves, Motto Committee. Gilman. Catherine 306 Grant St.. S.W. Election Committee. Gingrich, Garth 555 Oakdale St., S.E. Senior Play Committee, Commercial Law Club. Goss, Phyllis 2126 St. Charles Ave., S.W. Class Day Committee, Commercial Law Club. Grace, William 934 Palace Ave., S.W. Baseball, Basketball, Varsity Club, Commercial Law Club, Color Committee. Grawburg, Dorothy 1820 Palace Ave., S.W. Girl Reserves, Announcement Committee, Girls' Ath- letics, Mixed Chorus. Green, Donald 1065 Prospect Ave., S.E. Hi-Y, Publicity Committee. Green, Marjorie 1748 Union Blvd., S.E. Sr. Latin Club, Badminton, Home Room Council, Color Committee, Chairman, Tattler, Program Committee. Greenbauer, Eloise 530 Gilbert St., S.E. Volley Ball, Senior Play Committee, Badminton, Table Tennis, Sr. Girl Reserves, Thespian Club. Greenhoe, Ioyce 17 Elm St., S.W. Sr. Girl Reserves, Badminton, Senior Play Committee, Asst. Chairman, Program Committee, Decoration. Griifin, Ann 2256 Everest Ave., S.E. Commercial Law Club, Sr. Girl Reserves, Annual, Entertainment Committee, Sr. Honor Society. Griffin, Dorothy 753 lonia Ave., S.W. Mixed Chorus. Guthrie, Bruce 419 Howard St., S.E. Band, Noon Dance Committee, Woodwind Qintet. Hall, Norma 2222 Darwin Ave., S.W. Mixed Chorus. Haze, Frances 415 Woodlawn St., S.E. Archery, Maude Fuller Club, Thespian Club, Sr. Play Committee, Golf. Heibel, William 1717 Lafayette Ave., S.E. Ushers Club, Commercial Law Club, Hi-Y, Announce- ment Committee. Henderickson, Lorraine 940 Elliot St., S.E. Sports, Table Tennis, Memorial Committee, Senior Honor Society. Heydenberk, Kenneth 238 Dickinson St., S.W. Commercial Law Club, Motto Committee, Hicok, Charles 145 Griggs St., S.E. Hi-Y, Cheer Leader, Mixed Chorus, Sr. Play Committee. Hikade, Leon 734 Sheldon Ave., S.E. Entertainment Committee, Commercial Law. Hilden, Iames 330 State St. Hilferink, Mary 748 Griggs St., S.E. Sr. Girl Reserves, French Club, Vice-President, Thespian Club, Sr. Honor Society, Senior Play Committee, Com- mercial Law Club. Hill. Margaret 333 Grant St., S.W. Election Committee. Hillard, Dwight 1618 Horton Ave., S.E. Football, lst Team, Sports Editor ot Spectra, Hi-Y, Var- sity Club, President, Class Day Committee. Hitchcock, Robert 1826 Linden Ave., S.E. President, Quill and Scroll, Math Club, President, Inter- High Press Guild, Captain and Major of R.O.T.C., Class Day Chairman, Honor Society. Hoag, William 2240 Francis Ave., S.E. Football, lst Team, Varsity Club, Hi-Y, Decoration Com- mittge. Holter, Emily 719 Sheldon Ave., S.E. Entertainment Committee. Holstein, Ellen 2023 Union Blvd. Camera Club, Secretary, Public Affairs Forum, Spectra, Photo Committee, Maud Fuller, Sr. Honor Society. Holwerda, Esther 1900 Palace Ave., S.W. Student Council, Assembly Board Chairman, Sr. Girl Reserves, Sr. Honor Society, Entertainment Committee, Asst. Chairman, Spectra, Thespian Club. Huff, Norma 29 Griggs St., S.W. Bookstore, Sr. Honor Society, Irwin, Claude 41 Home St., S.W. Commercial Law Club, Math Club, Hi-Y, Decoration Committee. lackson, Eusher 51 Smith Court Football, lst Team, Golf, Commercial Law Club, Varsity Club, Ushers Club. Iacobson. Warren 1307 Wealthy St.. S.E. lay. Betty 504 Highland St.. S.E. Sr. Girl Reserves, Color Committee. Iohns. Curtis 2345 Iefferson Drive Band, Orchestra, Band Club, Treasurer, Latin Club, Scholarship Committee, Music Committee. Iohns, Elaine 2345 Iefferson Drive Concert Orchestra, Sr. Honor Society, Music Commit- tee, After School Sports. Iohnson. Ianette 1910 Iefferson Ave. Commercial Law, Decoration Committee. Iohnson. Neoma 2132 Madison Ave.. S.E. Commercial Law Club, Badminton, Volley Ball, Golf, Entertainment Committee, Senior Play Committee. Iohnson. Phyllis 910 Lafayette Ave.. S.E. Sr. Girl Reserves, Color Committee. Iohnson, Robert 46 zenO St.. S.W. Hi-Y, Commercial Law Club, Commencement Commit- tee. Iones, Hellen 27 Shelby St.. S.W. Sr. Orchestra, Archery, Commercial Law Club, Election Committee. Ioseph, Richard 825 lonia Ave.. S.W. Track, Varsity Club. Kane. Iohn 33 LaBelle St. Bars and Chevs. Club, R.O.T.C., Commencement Com- mittee, Tattler. Karrer. Geraldine 449 Gilbert St.. S.E. Commercial Law Club. Katip. Henry 32 Canton St.. S.W. Student Council, Red Cross, Vice-President, Tattler, Ad Salesman, Commercial Law Club, Ushers Club, Publicity Committee, Chairman. Kimmel. Raymond 812 Prospect. S.E. Commercial Law Club, lunior Red Cross, President, Ushers Club, Memorial Committee. Klaassen, Ruth 549 Worden St.. S.E. Volley Ball, Badminton, Table Tennis, Sr. Girl Reserves, Commencement Committee, Archery. Kleiman, Morris 2018 Division Ave. Debating Team, Thespians, Public Affairs Forum, Pub- licity Committee, Asst. Chairman, R.O.T.C., Math Club. Knapp, Nenette 1405 Lafayette St.. S.E. Mixed Chorus, Girl Reserves, Commercial Law Club, Bowling. Koning. Nancy 1923 Darwin Ave.. S.W. Publicity Committee, Mixed Chorus. Koorstra. Richard 517 Burton. S.E. Varsity Club, Track, Hi-Y, Commercial Law Club, An- nouncement Committee. La Brenz. Richard 1206 Cass Ave. Varsity Club, Public Affairs Forum, Commercial Law Club, Hi-Y, Baseball, lst Team, Photo Committee. LaFave. Dorothy 2347 Union Blvd. Memorial Committee. Lamberts, Raymond 635 Stople St.. S.W. Commercial Law Club, Trojan Model Club, Vice-Presi- dent. Lancioni. Diore 15 Logan St.. S.W. Wrestling, lst Team, Motto Committee. Langdon. Marianne 106 Sutton. S.W. Maude Fuller, Girls' A t h l e t i c Tournaments, Public Affairs Forum, Senior Girl Reserves, Math Club. Larink, Gordon 800 Caulfield Ave.. S.W. Photo Committee, Commercial Law Club. Lauber, Betty 445 Burton. S.E. Sr. Girl Reserves, Commercial Law, Spectra, Volley Ball, Senior Play, Thespians. Leatherman. Elinore 636 Deming St.. S.E. Girl Reserves, Badminton, Public Affairs Forum, Senior Play Committee. Leatherman, Paul 1732 College Ave.. S.E. Varsity Club, Football, Baseball, Commercial Law Club, Entertainment Committee. LeBaron, Charles 33 Fair St.. S.E. Football, lst Team, Baseball, lst Team, Ushers Club, Class Day Committee, Varsity Club. Leisman. Donna 753 Olympia St.. S.W. Sr. Girl Reserves, Sr. Honor Society, Sr. Latin Club, Memorial Committee. Lemke. Esther 551 Shamrock St.. S.W. Mixed Chorus, Flower Committee, Commercial Law Club. Leo. Carmela 40 Delaware St.. S.E. Flower Committee. Lewis. Bemice 110 Cutler St.. S.W. Mixed Chorus, Decoration Committee. Lockard. Norman 619 Oakdale St.. S.E. Commercial Law Club, Hi-Y, Band, Music Committee. Lomonaco, Antoinette 124 Grant St.. S.W. Sr. Girl Reserves, Girl Athletics, Sr. Session Room Pro- gram Committee, Entertainment Committee, Senior Play. Louks. Shirley 2213 Godwin Ave. Girl Reserves, E l e c t i o n Committee, Bowling, Mixed Chorus, Tattler. Lussenden. Lee 2149 Horton Ave. Sr. Latin Club, Thespian Club, Chairman of Motto Com- mittee, Table Tennis, Mixed Chorus, Creative Writing Club. Luxford. Betty 2060 College Ave.. S.E. Election Committee. Luyke. Iane 720 Tulip St.. S.W. Mixed Chorus, Visiting Committee. Mogoon, Delores 560 Shamrock St., S.W. Flower Committee, Maier. Robert 17 Buckley St.. S.W. Varsity Club, Track, Captain, Football, lst Team, Hi-Y, President, Vice-President, Art Committee, Chairman. Malott, Richard 219 Brown St.. S.E. Ushers Club, Hi-Y, Math Club, Track, Camera Club, Photo Committee. Manning. Patricia 875 Grandville Ave. Bowling, Commencement Committee, Commercial Law Club. Marsh, Allen 2100 Paris Ave.. S.E. Basketball, lst Team, Baseball, lst Team, Commercial Law Club, Vice-President, Varsity Club, Color Commit- tee. McConnell. Carroll 1870 Stafford Ave.. S.W. Commercial Law Club, Concert Band, R.O.T.C. Bars and Chevrons Club, Memorial Committee. McCormack. lack 1729 Martin, S.E. Commercial Law Club, President, Hi-Y, Track, Varsity Club. McDonald. Emmet 1412 Lafayette Ave. R.O.T.C., Bars and Chevrons Club. McDonald. lack 2126 Division Ave. Commercial Law Club, R.O.T.C., Bars and Chevrons Club. Mendels. Iune 901 Oakhill Ave. Sr, Girl Reserves, Table Tennis, Badminton, Commer- cial Law Club, Music Committee, Senior Play. Merrill, Frederick 531 Highland St.. S.E. Election Committee, Asst. Chairman, Hi-Y, Vice-Presi- dent, Math Club, Track Manager, Senior Play Art Com- mittee. Mitchell. Harold 32 Franklin St.. S.W. Hi-Y, Baseball, Public Affairs Forum. Monier. Anna 1031 Division Ave. Tattler, Manager of Distribution Staff, Secretary of Home Room Council, Secretary of Commercial Law Club, Vice-President of Senior Honor Society, Chairman of Commencement Committee, lr. Red Cross. Moon. Gladys 1039 Cass Ave.. S.E. Maude Fuller Club, Sr. Orchestra, Sr. Latin Club, Table Tennis, Visiting Committee, Archery. Morgan. Pat 102 LaBelle St.. S.E. Thespian Club, Girl Reserves, Art Committee. Mulder. Gertrude 740 Hogan St.. S.W. Photo Committee, Tattler, Sr. Girl Reserves, Badminton, Volley Ball, Deck Tennis. Mulvey, Clifford 1260 Cass Ave. Baseball, lst Team, Spectra, Business Manager, Thes- pian Club, Treasurer, Sr. Honor Society, Class Day Committee. Muma. Clayton 569 Shamrock. S.W. Announcement Committee. Murray. Betty 101 Corrine St.. S.W. Mau.de Fuller Club, Thespian Club, Flower Committee. Nassif. lean 524 Franklin St.. S.E. Sr. Girl Reserves, Entertainment Committee. Naum. Lorraine 135 Banner St.. S.W. Tattler, Editor, Debate Team, Quill and Scroll, Sr. Honor Society, Creative Writing, President, Music Committee, Asst. Chairman. Nelson. Raymond 156 Quigley Blvd. Camera Club, Thespian Club, Citizenship Committee, Photo Committee. Neureither. Margaret 1173 Lafayette Ave. Nicholas. Mary 735 Coate St.. S.W. Mixed Chorus, Ring Committee, Flower Committee, Archery. Nicholson. Dick 555 Woodlawn St., S.E. Varsity Club, Commercial Law Club, Hi-Y Club, Foot- ball, lst Team, Track, Senior Play, Publicity Committee. Norrin. Robert 1252 Cass Ave.. S.E. Ushers Club, President, Football, lst Team, Varsity Club, Home Room Council, Math Club, Concert Band. Norris. Ray 110 Buckley. S.E. North, Betty 1914 Willard St.. S.E. Sr. Play Crew, Mixed Chorus, Sr. Girl Reserves, Bad- minton, Thespian, Decoration Committee, Asst. Chair- man. Noto. Peter 223 Albany St.. S.W. Commercial Law Club, Entertainment Committee. Nylander. Betty 1821 Collins Ave. Offringa, Reno 526 Hall St. Camera Club, Ushers Club, Math Club, Publicity Com- mittee, Hall Manager. Ogden. Grace 927 Ballard St.. S.E. Thespians, Sr. Mixed Chorus, Color Committee. Page. Leonard 1149 E Ave.. S.W. Commercial Law Club, Football, lst Team, Varsity Club, Election Committee. Parker. Mary Louise 2321 Everest Ave. Concert Band, Concert Orchestra, G.A.A., Sec'y of Band Club, Music Committee, Chairman, Thespians. Parker. Robert 1239 Euclid Ave.. S.E. Varsity Club, Commercial Law Club, Basketball, Base- ball, Visiting Committee, Sr. Play Crew. Parks. lean 123 Dickinson Ave. Commercial Law Club, Thespians, Secretary, Photo Committee. Parrish. Howard 138 Delaware St.. S.W. Election Committee, Math Club, Track. Peceny. Constance 1815 Madison Ave.. S.E. Commercial Law Club, Sr. Girl Reserves, Treasurer, Spectra, Photo Committee. Pellerito. Phillip 731 Thompson St.. S.E. Pesek. Mary 52 Elm St.. S.W. Decoration Committee. Pettingill. Geraldine 249 Delaware St.. S.E. Piatt. Max 655 Oakland Ave.. S.W. Football, Co-Captain, Track, Wrestling, Varsity Club, Hi-Y, Memorial Committee. Pickett. Ruth 729 Olympia St. Commercial Law Club, Visiting Committee. Pomper. Lucille 520 Gilner St.. S.W. Sr. Girl Reserves, Badminton, Deck Tennis, Volley Ball, Tattler, Photo Committee. Porter. Lorraine 525 Griggs St.. S.E. Election Committee. Provenzano. Ioseph Commercial Law Club, Football. Quinn. Mary Commercial Law Club, Election Committee, Thespians. 102 Withey St.. S.E. Commercial Law Club, Thespian Club, Annual, Class Day Committee. Rector. Iohn Student Council, President, G. R. Inter-High Student Council, Vice-President, Thespian Club, Business Man- ager, Public Aifairs Forum, Creative Writing Club, Math Club. Reed. Edna 255 Brown St.. S.W. Annual, Freshman Editor, Sr. Girl Reserves, President, Bowling, Golf, Scholarship Committee, Class Day Com- mittee. Reid. Marvin 538 Dickinson St.. S.E. Commercial Law Club, President, Election Committee, Hi-Y Club, Basketball, lst Team, Campaign Manager, Senior Play. Resignol. Yvonne 905 Ionia Ave.. S.W. Sr. Latin Club, Tattler, Sr. Girl Reserves, Sr. Decorating Committee, Creative Writing. Reynolds. Dorothy 652 Alexander St.. S.E. Election Committee. Reynolds. William 1043 Ionia Ave.. S.W. 207 Albany si., s.w. 49 Buckley St.. S.E. Radford. Helen 2338 Horton Ave.. S.E. Richards. Edward 1638 Madison. S.E. Riches. Charles 2310 Madison Ave.. S.E. Hi-Y, Varsity Club, Basketball, Commercial Law Club, Motto Committee, Ushers Club. Rienks. Margaret 700 Oakland Ave., S.W. Sr. Girl Reserves, Sr. Latin Club, Maude Fuller Club, Announcement Committee. Riggleman. Helen 1038 Kensington Ave.. S.W. Commercial Law Club, Election Committee, Thespians. Robart. Dale 923 Dorchester. S.W. Rodenhouse. Barbara 1929 Collins Ave.. S.E. Tattler News Editor, Quill and Scroll, Secretary, French Club, Treasurer, Creative Writing Club, Flower Com- mittee, Sr. Honor Society. Roettger. Charles 615 Watkins St.. S.E. Concert Band, R.O.T.C., Bars and Chevrons Club, Band Club, Thespians, Sr. Play Committee. Romeyn. Gelmer 1931 Towner Ave.. S.W. Thespian Club, Bars and Chevrons Club, Ushers Club, Senior Play, Public Affairs Forum, Wrestling, Class Day Committee. Roodvoets. Robert 224 Powell St.. S.E. Public Affairs Forum, Sr. Honor Society, Commence- ment Committee. Rozenga. Marian 1022 Prospect Ave.. S.E. Mixed Chorus. Rutledeg. Fred 414 Highland St.. S.E. lst Team Football, Manager, Varsity Club, Radio Club, Chess Club. Salhaney. Violet 736 Cass Ave.. S.E. Sr. Girl Reserves, Maude Fuller Club, Girls' Glee Club, Flower Committee. Santagata. Philip 1033 Sheldon Ave.. S.E. Announcement Committee. Scalabrino. Michael 943 lonia Ave.. S.W. Commercial Law Club, Publicity Committee, Ushers Club, Red Cross. Schnitzler. Ruth 2223 Godwin Ave.. S.W. Sr. Girl Reserves, Girls' Athletic Activities, Math Club, Sr. Latin Club, Public Affairs Forum, Maude Fuller Club, Mixed Chorus. Schopmeyer. Richard 1022 Fairmount Ave.. S.E. Basketball, Znd Team, Varsity Club, Football, lst Team, Commercial Law Club. Sealock. Iacqueline 448 Storrs St.. S.E. Girl Reserves, Visiting Committee. Semeyn. Phillip 1227 Cass Ave.. S.W. Band Club, President, Music Committee, Tennis Team, Hi-Y, Orchestra, Commercial Law Club. Sharpe. Ioseph Cascade Road R.F.D. No. 3 Commercial Law Club, Ushers Club, Track. 247 Highland St.. S.E. 1400 Cass Ave.. S.E. Sherman. Robert Sherwood. Clarence Hi-Y, Commercial Law Club, Color Committee, Tattler, Citizenship Committee. Shingula. Louise Archery, French Club, Sr. Honor Society, Flower Com- mittee, Sr. Girl Reserves, Commercial Law Club. 139 Franklin St.. S.W. Short. Phyllis 9 Goodrich St.. S.E. Concert Band, Visiting Committee, Girl Athletics. Skougis. Helen 746 Union Ave.. S.E. Drum Majorette, Thespian, Senior Play Committee, Girl Reserves, Visiting Committee. Slade. Esther 919 Dorchester Ave.. S.W. Commercial Law Club, Sr. Girl Reserves, Bowling, Golf, Sr. Play Committee. Slaughter. Harold 1924 Madison Ave.. S.E. Thespian Club, Announcement Committee, Senior Play. Smith. Betty Ellen 28 Canton St.. S.W. Thespians, Tattler, Sr. Honor Society, Decoration Com- mittee, Table Tennis. Smith. Betty lean 1408 Lafayette Ave. Election Committee, Bowling, Mixed Chorus, French Club, Tattler. Smith. Charles 816 Sheldon Ave.. S.E. Art Committee. Smith. Harold 726 Olympia St. Cheer Leader, Varsity, Track, Ushers Club, Commercial Law Club, Hi-Y Club. Smith. lean 737 Franklin. S.E. Student Council, Secretary, Senior Latin Club, Sr. Honor Society, Girls' Athletics, Thespians, Commencement Committee. Snider, Ioyce 355 Dickinson St.. S.W. Flower Committee, Thespian, Paddle Tennis. Snyder, Edna 1100 Sheldon Ave., S.E. Publicity Committee. Spaanstra, Eleanor 1123 Sheridian Ave. Student Council, Treasurer, Election Committee, Chair- man, Commercial Law Club, Badminton, Volley Ball, Sr. Honor Society. Spaulding, Arlene 643 Century Ave., S.W. Camera Club, Decoration Committee. Spruyt, Eugene 2318 Horton Ave., S.E. Spykerman, Don 2036 Horton Ave., S.E. Stephan, LaVer1e 432 Burton St., S.W. Ticket Office, Class Day Committee. Stevens, Betty 577 Grandville Ave. Thespian Club, Art Committee, Volley Ball, Senior Play Committee. Stobbe, Iohn 540 Martha St., S.W. Commercial Law Club, Baseball, lst Team, Motto Com- mittee. Stocks, Kenneth 230 Montgomery Commercial Law Club. Stover. Ieanne 2013 St. George St., S.W. Public Affairs Forum, Art Committee, Tattler, Thespian Club. Strain, Dale 855 Division Ave., S. Public Affairs Forum, Hi-Y, Varsity Club, Thespians, Ushers Club, Math Club. Stuart, Clifford 1707 Iefferson Ave., S.E. Cheer Leader, Hi-Y, Mixed Chorus, Class Day Commit- tee, Track. Stuur, Richard 2145 Godwin Ave., S.E. Spectra, Circulation Manager, French Club, President, Senior Play, Thespians, Ushers Club, Class Day Com- mittee. Sullivan, George 1044 Sheldon Ave., S.E. Announcement Committee, Wrestling Team. Swinger, Stillson 139 Brown St.. S.W. Tappe, Kathleen 43 Banner St., S.W. R.O.T.C., Bars and Chevrons. '1'ePastte, Geraldine 615 Oakdale, S.W. Music Committee, Traveling Assembly. Thompson, Betty 1039 Sheldon Ave., S.E. Sr. Girl Reserves, Color Committee. Thompson, lean 115 Andre St.. S.W. Spectra Staff, French Club, Secretary, Sr. Honor Society, Sr. Girl Reserves, Flower Committee. Thomson. Ianet 841 Hazen St., S.E. Spectra, Sr. Play Committee, Thespian Club, Badminton, Captain, Golf. Tomasik, Lorraine 16 Antoine St.. S.W. Color Committee, Tattler, Make Up Committee. Treiber, Barbara 327 Griggs St., S.W. Girl Reserves, Memorial Committee, Ticket Office, Com- mercial Law Club. Tuinman, Marianne 1111 Caulfield St., S.W. Volley Ball, Badminton, Commercial Law Club, Thes- pians Club, Announcer in Session Rooms, Motto Com- mittee. Tuthill, Howard 527 Howard St., S.E. Hi-Y, Mixed Chorus, Math Club, Publicity Committee. Twelvetrees, Barbara 266 Aurova St., S.E. Tattler, Latin Club, Thespians Club, Girl Reserves, Home Room Council, Senior Play. Uekert, Phyllis 431 Oakdale, S.E. Sr. Girl Reserves, Commercial Law Club, Badminton, Scholarship Committee, Entertainment Committee. Ullery, Don 142 Sutton St., S.W. Publicity Committee, Commercial Law Club. VanAllen, Betty 1729 Paris, S.E. R.O.T.C., Bars and Chevrons, Student Council, Enter- tainment Committee. VanDam, Phoebe 744 Union Ave., S.E. Sr. Girl Reserves, Archery, Color Committee, Tattler. VanderLann, Betty 1010 Caulfield Ave., S.W. Senior Girl Reserves, Commercial Law Club, Paddle Tennis. VanderLann, Ieane S09 New Ave., S.W. Sr. Girl Reserves, Bowling, Volley Ball, Photo Commit- tee, Tattler, Commercial Law. VanderVeen. Ernestine 547 Umatilla St., S.E. Commercial Law Club, Thespians, Sr. Honor Society, Flower Committee, Asst. Chairman, Golf. Van Dyke, Betty 643 Iefferson Ave. Entertainment Committee, Photo Club. Vanlwaarden, Adrian 1934 Darwin Ave., S.W. R.O.T.C., Bars and Chevrons Club, Art Committee. VanPopering, Elizabeth 1935 Ierome Ave., S.W. Ticket Office, Senior Play Committee, Chairman of Senior Play Ticket Sale. Van Overen. Mildred 1985 Buchanan Ave., S.W. Sr. Latin Club, Manuscript Club, Sr. Play Committee, Spectra Staff. VanWyk, lane 664 Delaware St., S.W. Vanzoeren, Maurice 41 Quigley Blvd. Commercial Law Club. Vaughan, Robert 1740 Lafayette Ave., S.E. Varsity Club, Basketball, lst Team, Hi-Y, Thespian Club, Sr. Play Committee, Veen, Iames 2100 Francis Ave., S.E. Sec. Lieut. R.O.T.C., Senior Play, Public Affairs Forum, Ushers Club, Vice-President, Student Council, Memorial Committee, Chairman. Vincent, Wendell 906 Arlington Place Football, Basketball, Track, Varsity Club, Secretary and Treasurer, Art Committee. Vizard, Robert 1101 Lafayette Ave., S.E. Publicity Committee. Voogd, Robert 514 B St., S.W. Math Club, Latin Club, Memorial Committee. Vreeland, Stanley 311 Griggs St., S.E. Webb, Leslie 443 Franklin St., S.W. Weigel, Barbara 1714 Clyde Park Ave. Commercial Law Club, Tattler, Thespian Club, Senior Play, Sr. Honor Society, Entertainment Committee, Chairman. Welmerink, Lila 328 Brown, S.E. Senior Girl Reserves, Mixed Chorus. Welmers, Doris 1822 Francis Ave., S.E. Girl Reserves, Thespians, Class Day Committee, Volley Ball, Wardrobe Mistress. Westenberg. Robert 732 Worden Ave., S.E. Public Affairs Forum, President, Math Club, Debating, Ushers Club, Sr. Honor Society, Treasurer, Commence- ment Committee. Westover. Carole 113 Elm St.. S.W. Sr. Girl Reserves, Sr. Play Committee. White, Iohn Wierda, Loraine Mixed Chorus, Flower Committee, French Club, Make- up Committee, Tattler. Wilcox, Mallery Varsity Club, Football, Wrestling, Visiting Committee, Sigma Delta Satch, Track. Williams. Curtis 1701 Lafayette Ave., S.E. Commercial Law Club, Radio Club, Home Room Coun- cil, Dramatics Club, Bars and Chevrons, Visiting Com- mittee. Williams, Donna 409 Ardmore Ave., S.E. Girl Reserves, Thespian, Class Day Committee, Senior Play, Traveling Assembly. Wilson, Robert 434 Ardmore St., S.E. Hi-Y, Program Committee, Home Room Council, Color Committee, Commercial Law Club, Ushers Club. 21 Beals Rd. 318 Dickinson St.. S.E. 1018 Norwich Ave.. S.W. Wingett, Kenneth 1 Maple St., S.E. Football, Track, Varsity Club. Winkler, Charlene 122 Dickinson St., S.W. Annual, Archery, French Club, Girl Reserves, Color Committee. Wolfenbarger, Iris 530 Stople St. Class Day Committee. Wright, Barbara 1400 Paris Ave., S.E. Sr. Latin Club, Visiting Committee. Youngblood, Phillip 1801 Paris Ave. Publicity Committee, French Club. Zinn, Gwendolyn 1830 Martin Ave., S.E. Secretary of Public Affairs, Treasurer of Commercial Law, Thespians, Motto Committee, Senior Class, Sec'y, Senior Play, Announcer of Session Room.