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

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MacDonald, Peggv, The girl with the Colgate smile. Nlcliersie, Donald, Mau alrout st'l.ool. Nlellema, Jeanette, Hlimiizs, lrztuty, :tml lplutlf' Miller, Donald, Youth wines lmut oive in ll lifetime, so l'll use it while l truly. Miller, Fred, Not so ouiet as one w'o2'l:l think. Nl0CK'I'll0Ild, Annette, As avr urzxtc- as ll time-tultl2. Morse, Dick. As steady as 21 clot-k. Mosher, Marjorie, A stemly leak of misvhieff' Moyer, Mary, She puts her worries in a pocket with il hole it in. Murray, Ruth, Life is short without sports. Napper, Bill. The jjttlltl-llllllltll' man. Nelson. Mildred. 'AAs restless usa wiurlshieltl wiper. rr SQ R 5 , f I8 Messana, Stephen, The soul of ll poet. Meyer, Donna, l have heartl of this lzuly. tloocl worcls went with her. Miller, Barbara, Hlilomle :mtl lmltte-eyerl quite the 'iilllil-. not too meek. yet suuppy euoug'l1. Monticello, Josephine. A miss that never misses. Moreau, Mildred, Why clon't we hear more about this girl? Morren, Javob, He who laughs lust prohahly 4loesu't czttcll ou. Rememlter Alukt-'s jokes ' n Mulder, Herman, XX'oulcln't it lie clull without him? Mulvey, Harold, Great tires spring from tim' flames. Murphy, Clifford, Blitzkrieg Murphy. Nelson. Dorothy. The smile that never wears otl'. Nickl, Franklyn. Hllismintl isul!tlz1ylight. Nicolette, Virginia, Hut of step with the murrh of intellect .pn .- 1 X

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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

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Norden, Jacquelyn. As likable as she is lookable. Nydam, James, He used to be bashful and shy, but now -O my! Oaks, Eleanor, l lappy t he parentsof so faira Child, Olree, Adrian, Oh hard, when love and duty clash. Olson, Gene, lie's so quiet he doesn't even wear il . . loud necktief' Osbeck, Kenneth, Beware-l may yet be great. Overway, Constance. Stop me if you've heard this one. Pakter, Lois, There are no gentlemen these days. Palmeter, Russ, Vie live to work and playf mainly play. Parker, Carlene, just call me Mouse. Perry, Dorothy, A Dot with plenty of dash. Philipps, Richard, His middle name is trouble. Phillips, Shirley, Ade-lint not for Britain. Pierce, Ilene, A good mixer. Plag, Sonja, As versatile as a safety pm. Platschorre, Marie, l can be serious but l'd rather be gay. Poelman, William, Ambition is my middle name. Pullen, Doris, Small, but oh my! Pullen, Patricia, Little girl with a big heart. Ramsay, Jalnes, Give tne at toot on the tooter, Tommy. Rector, Thomas, A general in any man's army. Renagon, Evelyn, A smile a minute. Retan, Lewis, l7on't mind me. Richards, Edward, Some think hint quiet-but Q ot hers know him. t ze 1, ...S l ,s'.i:w f . 3 RER M tb X f 55 S545 f e Q. s al 'e ' ! 'P' . is