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

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Richards, Bob, .-X quit-t nmn hut c uitc il man. Ripma, Gale, Gale, the XYlIlflSlUI'Ill.H Ridinger, Gladys, It's not what you tlo hut how you tlo it Riefel, Phyllis, It isn't at QTIIIIL' to hc short, just ax lllllSiIIN'C.H LL. 'yylalf 4 xt - Roordzl, Bill, 'I'otlny, I :nn a man. Q jk ' Russo, Grace, Born to he hkecl. Scully, Chuck, Not only the Ilollnnulcrs get in Ilutrhf' Shepard, Lois, Dark, quiet, nnrl cztrnostf' Sherwood, Bob, lJuI South forthe most. Shoen, Barbara, IX'l:1ke5 all her yours sunshine flaws. SIOCUH1, DHHS, Uh, flee! I wish this was Ifriflayf' Sl0I, Elaine, The A's have it. Smith, Charles, Hllilfllflll mc, who's your lJ:1rIJer?' n Robinson, Ruth, Always ready for stucly or for fun. Rogers, Betty Mae, I speak in 21 monstrous little voice. Schenk, Iva, I'm conscious, hut not too pretentious. Schief, Norma, I walk out of my way -just for the walk. Schriber, Marian, Where tlo I go from here? Short, Eleanor, Theres more than one way of hcing Ll 'Iios'. Siersma, Iolene, She mme, she saw, she COl1IlllCl Cli.H Skeels, Dorothy, I just cun't make my eyes hc- have. Snyder, Shirley, As short as zu fireman. Solomon, Lois, Personality plus. Sompolinsky, Leon, 'I'hc- past is :it It-:ist secure, ii' L I 't i I 20 VI

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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

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Stegehuis, George, l haven't the slightest idea. Stellini, Sam, .-X football plnver with no time ont. Sterken, Donald, Une ot' lit'e's little ironiesf' Stevens, Jeunamae, Known to all antl to all a friend. Stewart, Yvonne, One for the money, two tor the show, three to get reatly, lint who'sl1een kitltling you? Stiles, llill, All the xvorltl's at stage, anal l'm acting H np. Stratton, Bettie Male, IX vigorous fest for life, Sullivan, Hazel, 'l'here's mischief in her eyes. Sullivan, Helen, Skilled in the grave ol conver- SLlll0ll.'I Summers, Jenn, Ahsolutelv inatchlessf' Ter Avest, Marjorie, She ents a heauttful figure. Ter Hua,r Lois, She lett too soon lor ns. Terranovn, Frank, Ile hits the spot. Thomas, Mary, lIer hair was not more sunny than her heart. Throckmorton, Kenneth, Ile may he the apple of his niother's eye, hut he's only appealin' to us. KQWQIMAQIMWVSM- Tlmmermun, Phyllis, What size, please? Troost, Joan, Une foot in heaven. lYhere's the other foot? Vail, Ellsworth, No Vail hitles hint. Van Bolhuis, Angie, I want a herorfftall, tlark, anal hantlsonie. l VanderMeer, Eleanore, Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other niaitlens are. VunderMeer, llelen, Life is never chill. Vander Mey, Doreen, Truly an athletic girl. Vanderveld, Dick, A live tvire never gets stepped on. Vandervelde, Betty, WI1at is so rare as 11 tlay in school? an-s