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

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Holmgren, Carl, There's lots of 'hey-hey' in this hole. Hondorp, Zaida, Funmpoppin'. Hoogerhyde, David, l'll make a way or find one. Inman. Otis, l'n1 willing to he convinced, but show me who can tlo il. Isaac, Marjorie, Hllegone, dull care! Thou and I shall never agree. Jacobsen, Georgia, Playful antics within our walls. Jolley, Melvin, A weakness for blondes. Joppe, Jack, Much can be made of a Dutchman if he is caught soon enough. Katz, Beatrice, She's not an iceberg, but a Golfi- bergf' Koning, Joan, Ulrrepressible as a waterfall. Koepnick, Paul, Ile who talks slowly has more time to think. Krestakos, Joe, Uh clon't the days seem lung :incl long, when all goes right and nothing wrong. Hoot, Bill, Sometimes I sit and think and sometimes I just sit. Hudson, Marian, Life is dull when you re tn school Hudson, Lucille, Patience is powerful Jacobsen, Robert, All the world loves 1 wit Jaffas, Andrew, The sole in the footprint of time Johnson, Maxine, A light heart Ines long Kelley, Leone, A rlelit-ate morsel. ' Kibben, Ed, His ofly vice is president Kieft, Coryn, An eyeful of style Kugel, Eleanor, All'A including humor Kuiper, Violet, Those lntlians keep my wig want Lancioni, Tesseo, A rough exterior with .x soft heart . 4? i6 ,v

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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

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Larson, Betty, Little Dynamite. LeVan, Shera, A man in every port. Lovett, Emogene, As the ltanrl fits the glove. nv Lewis, llarriet, Silent as it sliatlowf' Licari, Anita, Songbird of South. Limber, Katherine, Blush mirth and no iuutluess, all good antl no luttlltess. Loll, Frank, Ile who speaks little knows much. Lamonaco, Tony. Tull uncl talkative. Louks, Marjorie, Quick asa wink. Lovell, Marjorie, Love lies in a wontan's eyes, antl lies, and lies, antl lies. Lowe, Shirley, Keen sense, common sense, and lots of room for nonsense. Lyon, Bonny, Next to the originator of a good sentence is the first to quote it. Lyon, Elizabeth, Dizzy Lizzy. Lyon, Tunis, How about you, Tunis? Mabie, Shirley, She's clever to talk with, witty to walk with, anti pleasant to think about, Macauley, Charles, Give him u camera antl hc'll click anywhere. Mattone, Santa, just too timitl to make herself known. Martin, William, Ile knows whatever is to he known. Martin, Irene, Vitality plus. Marvin, Paul, Mo1ark, my boy! Marcusse, Henry, The worlrl knows little of its great men. Mazzarelli, Frances, Serene among this savage race. McCallum, Harold, He fills the air with music. McClellan, Robert, lf you need help, ask hint, Q Ni Q ,At Q' if .. i is X si 2 Ki! . S- - L K X 3 . , tr di., 0- 5