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

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Dodge, Janet, Nu wzistcr of wwrtlsf' Dnering, Klux, Gaily the trtntbntlour strunis his tguit.tr. Duemler, Betty. A pnl thnt is gi tml. Fish, Esther, l-1'l ish-cnt is the wortl lor listllerf' Fisher, Brute, lf silenre were gultlen, l wnultl tnnke at fortune. Fisher, Floyd, Une huntlretl percent tu1pat'itytn:1ti. Fogelson, VVilliam, Highly specialized sotla-jerk. Foster, Kenneth, Ile czin't fiance well, but gosh, can he intermission? Foster, Jacquelyn, They titm't some any better. Fulghum, Betty, l'ret'i0us things rome wrzzppetl in small packages. Fuller, Betty, She's Fuller music: Fuller, Charles, The best man lasfthe lust word. at E . -4 ,.. , Q Dykstra, Clarissa, Plenty of X'-S's tn ritle umtitttl-iii. Eardley, Jack, Out ttf the frying pun into the tire. Erwood, Betty, Business t-mites befnre pleasure. Flottorp, Idabelle, Hixllllflllgll she's only hall here, we tlo enjoy that halt. Flynn, Margaret, true an lrishnittn as ever wnlkecl the earth. Foecke, Barbara, l4ruwnie, FrenCh,R0deriCk, A hunter antl his prey is---hu hu-f rabbits. French, Ruth, l'tn a tlevil in my own htnne town, Frewen, Bill, Anti still they gazed, untl still their wonder grew. that he nn more than tifty women knew. Gage, Robert. 'Al lere une tlay and gone two. Cane, George, What can you expect of u clay which begins with getting up in the morning? Gelders, Kenneth, Pull up to the curb. 4, - wt, hy 1 ,, V 4 ,QAW ' We 4 y -Q' 'za' y .,'fi 'V ' - x - iii ' ' ' L., ll

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Conklin, Vera, lle's in the army now-aren't they all! Cook, James, l'le's got rhythm. Cooper, Jack, The clown heat. Cooper, Janellen, A little etluration goes a long way. Crampton, Mary Ann, Oh, fellows, look at those eyes. Crandell, Geraldine, A neat little trick. Critchlow, Shirley, A tiny stone often creates great ripples. Cunningham, James, l.atlies prefer lilontlesf' D'Angelo, lgnazio, Galxriel's ttntlersttttlyf' David, Margaret, 'l'ltere is no mistake, there has lmeen no mistake, antl there will lie no mistake. Davis, Jack, As unceremonious as a train whistle. DeB0er, l,0iS. l've had my moments. Dellruin, Robert, Many a wintl tloth lmlow--antl me too. DeGraw, Arvin, l.east saitl, soonest mentlerlf' Dekker, .laCk, l'ares rome anti Cares go 'so why Care? Dekker, Adrian, Sint'erity counts in this world. Derrick, Marilyn, Hliinstein anal l have something in common. l'ye got a theory too. Destefano, Sam, A matt among men--aml how. Derwich, Bette, llnltlnshing impntlent'e. DeVries, Dorothy, More lun than a t'irt'ns. DeY0ung, Robert, Don't nake me up, just let me tlreamf' Dice, Donald, When iountl, make note of. Ditfkehut, Alice, ll'e like her avvettt, tlon't youn? Diedrich, Gloria, Yivat'ions lady. 5. --9 Y Sf' S ea V A ' .Q 3' fl C is , et, f. 5 , h h gif X X . if All '- S N K t 1,13 Y 13

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Gmelifh, Jean, A good student who likes a good time. Gerber, Florenfe, llere'S one flirt who won't he left in the lurchf' Giammona, Frank, Who shall guess what l may lie? Gibbs, Geraldine, ln sports and out- a good sport. Gilbert, Laurel, ller q ' t perso ality is like a magnet. Goldberg, Donald, Tall, dark, and dopeyf' Green, Frances. l study so much, l get mental hook- worm. Grey, Betty, Elin-iency plus. Haan, Orville, The man that lvlushes is not quite a brute. Grice, Robert, l've had a wonderful time. Hagan, Charles, Someday l'll lead a syttipltonyf' Hagan, Robert, Mouseheml. Hamilton, Marilyn, Never ending charm. Hamilton, Hilda, Silence in woman is an art. Hamment, Betty, Une of the gang. Hazlcwood, Phyllis, Sweet as her voice. Heintz, Jeanne, She sutlers from chronic palpitat ion of the tongue, Hengst, Herbert, Built on a generous scale. Herington, Margaret, Behind the door when oppor- tunity knot'ked. Hicks, Elaine. She's a heart breaker at heart. Hoag, Mary Ann, A teuther in any nutn's mp. Hodges, Lois, A lair maiden upon whose vheek hlushe:-3 play hide and seek. Hoffmeister, Frank, A pause in the march of time. Holmes, Myrtle, 'Stage Door' and l got along swell. ,,X X is U 3 it X N' Q it Bs Ev l l l l l l l' ' te 3 l5