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

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SE IOR C LENIIAR SEPTEMBER Drinking fountain on First Hoot burst Football season makes its debut . . . Hillard gets to play first string. . . Remember the bancl's swell ar- rangement of Stars and Stripes l orever ? . . Capacity crowd at Thanksgiving game. . . Let's not forget the Shambles, the tirst time the senior girls ushered. They rolled 'em in the aisles ever after. INOVEMBER Senior Election . . . I-low many babies did you kiss during your campaign. Dave? . . Evelyn Renagon gets confused in a voting machine. DECEMBER Remember Pearl Harbor! SHOW Queen contest l airest'HMary Tboxnas. Next to fairest Peggy Macllonald. Girls focused their attention on Joyce shoes. FEBRUARY Dorothy Perry turned composer and gave us our class song, besides tripping a ear and getting laid up. But then, lunch is more interesting at Per- ry's house. Call to the colors! After election, we wore blue and grey each Friday. Abernathy and liellbeloved are minus something! Uh. my operation! ' 'A Senior MiXel'-February 6 . . . Dick Vanderyelcl blushed his prettiest at the ribbing Greg Baloyan gave him. Trojan Tl'0t-February 28 Varsity dances to Dick Snook's orchestra. MARCH ' Somebody stuffed the ballot box- so-we voted again for caps and gowns. Now, now, children, don't come to blows! Mr. Knoll and the physics class en x ,ioyed the quiet QD respite from te dious class work. Classmates could 1 readily say, Mr. Knoll is all wet. APRIL Senior play best yet! Laughs galore and volumes of applause for Henry and all the rest in VVhat a Life. P. T. A. minstrel show. Matinee ten cents. Hoogerhyde gets a brush cut. Mary Moyer is Stiff for days. 'l'hat's what she gets for slapping that saddle MAY Damsels' Drag-May 23 . . . Sponges for the boys, suckers for the girls. Hvlllllllli, how true! J unior-Senior Prom-May 2 . . . '42 and '41 grads rub shoulders and cast admiring glances. Bradshaw is about through passing our roll cards in the morinng. Lynn Coil spends all his time play ing tennis. JUNE Class Day---,lime 8 . . . lleserving grads win top honors. . . . Vl'e show off to our parents. Commencement-june 12 . . . XVill we ever forget it? Certainly not! Here's a parting thought: Let's not forget the friends wave .- made, wtlr all thejokes that we have fvlaved. But letrgpod marks be uppermost- And in hat weather, let us roast. And when graduation time draws near, Slight not our marks, lest they be slipping. 'Cause as that man, Red Skelton, says, If 'we dood fit, we det a whipjnngl' CFor full appreciation of this epic, let Sonja Flag or Bob, Sherwood render their versionsj 27

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JIIYJ CE JU IIIR Aww 'l Left to right' Kent Hackart, Elaine XYieland, treas.: Xlilnletta Ferrell, secy.g l.ois Wright, Miss Xtalperv Beth Grim, vice pres.: Peter Morello, pres.: Mr. XYagner. ICFURIC these joy juice Kids could peddle their pink lemonade, they elected their chief salesman. Voices of in- experience: Peter Morello, Beth Grim, Elaine VYiL-land, Vl'ilmetta Ferrell, Kent Backart, and I.ois VVright. Voices of ex- perience were: Miss Claire VValper, and 28 Mr. Frank VVngner. VVhile the ring leaders were busy organ- izing their act, these kids were adding zest to the whole performance. They even managed to pick their brass rings in the first semester as proof of their true spirit of leadership.