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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1945 volume:

,EZ - 2 i M iinlttg' FFT-1 5 W orgel Tlfwal Hwe ol ol 0 gloriously on llie lnelol of l0oLl le llwoul we E5 VVS OlfQ6l llwal llweo Sowallmgl gave lhellf llves llal democracy mlglwl loe Safe We lwmblg oleolnconle our annual lo llwese heroes Le l e l xl Q fe S mfqhl llve IH peace, l. l lr l 9 l 453 WW Est.l92I Www C115 f ,f f wang mea! dmlms trat1on 1 L Berkowitz 3 M De Cook ,,.--lf Pnncupal 'Nw May I have my program changed? Wherei the gym? May I go home for lunch? How long are the classes? These are yust a few of the many questions which were asked when the school term began last Sep tember The students entermg South Hngh school from other schools were welcomed by way of the ofhce staff This staff lncluded Mr Sherman Coryell pnncl pal and Mlss Llbbye Berkowitz, clerk The staff was asslsted by NX'anda Lyon, Nalda Kirby, Sally Du Pree, and Ruth Gnlman Mrs Marxon De Cook tame before Chrxstmas VZCHIIOH to take M'ss Lab hye's place when she took a leave of absence. 2 Mr Sherman Coryell, n-0-y, Gurdance 1 Taking an aptitude rest 2 Looking up reference Problems of many students of South Hiph school have been solved by the guidance depart ment under the direction of Miss Marjorie bhep 1rd who spent all of her time at school discoverlng the answer to their problems Guidance experts have divided these problems into three classes vocational educational and personal Different methods were used to solxe these drih cultles The vocational problem was solved by g x mg the student aputude tests On the basis of the test a future training suited to his likes was recom mended to the student XVith the educational problems came the plun- ning of courses in line with the chief interests of students. Another difficulty connected with the first two, was the personal problem of the indi- vidual himself ...Lat i... 3 Time of reckoning D Ilcktelg A l'ot1as Peterson E Gommesen J Easterlme bmce the fall of 1944 South has had its own broup of Messleurs and Mesdamorselles These members of the French arrstocracy were those stu dents who made up the La Croix de Lorraine better known as the French club 'I hese students were firm belrevers rn the French ideals of lnberry equalrty and fraternlty and gave reports on present day France The Marne An tornette of the group was Esther Ann Gommesen xxrrh ladresm warring oyce Lasterhn Doroths Xer Strate and Dorothy Lrckterg Mrss osephme Peterson acted as the Grand High Councilor fo the club 2. . , x 3 Y . . , . r 1 w ' , - 1 u ' - 1, 1 9 . I j W . . . I . . . J v 3 . . ' . 1 1 . - as . . V W 1 v V. . -. ' . . :I X . I 1 9 ' ,A Y . . . . 1 , . i V x . . - 1 '66- l D Damaska I Swenson B LeBaron P Hoekstra IL Blgler 3 Sm glng SCHOYIYRA Burlarse to make fun has been the empha uzed word at the meermgs of the El Casnno Es- panol The club gave nts members an opportumty to use and hear Spanish and to become acquaint ed wxth nts an and musxc under the advnsershlp of Mr Ludwig Swenson e Chnstmas party was the outstanding event of the year with food to satisfy and music to soothe Helpmg to make thas club a success were its officers Elalne Blgler president Don Dama ska, vlce president Phyllis Hoeksrra secretar and Barbara Le Baron, treasurer Caslno spanol 1 0 Nb A ,xi K .L L 2. ,eil 1 K lr ' d,,,...,. . .. . - , 1' 9 W, Q y 1 ' , . . ,, A , 2, Spanish IS fun ' Q J 2 s., IC n , . . -.3 . . . . , . . . U O Th ' ' ' . . . . . Z' ' 1 l i ' X ' - ' s ' . Yi Sodalitas a t i Watts B Olson D R0mk0mR Gl8mmOH8 Baker Bauroth Luxford Mrss Laura VVrlson ll Bouu man J Lchan qfk D byaa la VI Fauer Luxford Lanstra Czrrebe Slater 'Vlrss Lmura W rlson S Cnammon B Bouu man Ut studrum lrnguae Latmae et amxcrtram lncltemus -l hrs mean to snmul are mterest and frrendly sprrn Latma for the past tw enty frve years Under the lead ershlp of Duck Romkema the club sent gifts to the soldiers and discussed how Roman s llved Other offrcers were Dons Sjaarda vrce presrdent anet YVatts secretary Blll Olson treasurer and Miss Laura XVrlson adviser The -. cond semester officers were larbara Baker presxdent Blll Olson vnce presrcent Dons Brandt secretary and Fred Prckard treasurer 1- WY ' N ' ' 1 1 .I S. ' B' f K 2.x . '- L' L. L, A L. ' ' D. v V D. ' r . . -if , 2 ll :A ,J in the Latin department , the purpose of the Societas g a - . , . i , l . F ' , . . . , ' t l ' i ' n ' 5 J ' ' . l -H ' 2 7 M ' 3 - 9 Q 1. ' 'k l 8 0 2 C Yntema L Swenson I Wtlson With an eye to thc futute many mouth students learned the fact that foreign languages wxll play a great part nn the post war world and therefor-. elected french Spanxsh and Latm as thelr magtr The courses offered m the department thus year were taught bw Mr Ludwig Swenson and thc Mrsses Laura Vu xlson Clara Yntema and osephxnt Peterson The students who were eager to und rstand and appreciate the people and wltures they studned about formed clubs with thexr instructors as spon sors anguage 1 The Spanish clue 3 A Lann class 1 V ,. subjects. ' 'V' , . . . ' , , , J , , . ,J ., Q nglis '7 P De on 1 I leffrrs Q Dunlap V1 Shepard L Wllllans 3 N LaBarge gives instruction lhe department of Lnghsn teachers mcludmg Irs Marguerxte Lrossman Mlsses Thelma Anton Ihmbtth De onge Ehsabeth Knapp Agnes Lms lu Ina Mc Neal osephme Peterson Lucy Reed Ruth Steghch Dorothy Young and Dr Carl WUI lams was under the dlrectlon of Miss Ruby XX alker thls year Also connected vnth the Enghsh department this year was Mrs Leonard Lxeffers hbrarlan Miss Norctn LaBarge nnstructor of dramatlcs pubhc spmkmg and debate Mlss Mmna Hunzxker sptcch teacher and Miss Marlorle Shepard guld ance chrtctor Speech I W Moronev Coe Bradshaw Laude Sherwood It s fun and educatlonal so on wxth the pecch' And thns was exactly what the speech grouo drd under the dxrectxon of Mrss Noreen La Lan t The club concentrated on radro programs on W E F and W K 7 O during the second semes ter A drscussnon Trading wlth the XVorld was held early ln February and ln March the group had three broadcasts on the subjects of the unem ployed Chxnas future and world airways Mem bers of the group also partlclpated ln the Forenslc Contest L Kronberg Esbaugh M Mc Mann G Tardy Smlth 5 Time wlll tell Speech llainn fhe debate team got under way by gnvmg an assembly called the Town Meeting durmg whnch they debated the question Should the legal votmg age be lowered to exghteen years Taking the afiirmatxve snde was Don Cole and nega t1ve Dlck Lauber Larry Masse gave the summary After the assembly the students were given a chance to voxce then: opln xons by ballot Debates on the same ques tlon were held wnth Creston and Central Ofiicers of the team were Dnck Lauber presxdent Don Cole vnce pres1dent Kath leen Bradley secretary Margaret Mc Mann treasurer 1 Rostrum roundup 2 C Baxter I Bendeckge D Lauber M Mc Mann D Cole 3 Temfxc rnumvlrate 4 To prove mv statement 12 . . . 1 5 ' ' ll . ,, . . - . ,, . 9 . ,, . A . W , . , . . - s . 2 1 I Q . . . - . ' - 7 1 7 9 3 ' . 7 ' 1. . . . . , . Y, . , - 1 . . Ac cent tu tate the posmve' Ehmmxtc the negatlvel was the slogan of the Eng lush department thns year To elxmmate the negatnes or faxlures the teachers and students made thelr classes much more mterestmg by havmg dxfferent HCIIVIIIES rn each class and by adaptmg the subject matter to the student To rllustrate that last remark Somt of the general Englnsh acuvltxes conslsted of spell downs poems clubs and project work whxch mcluded everythmg from photography to d1scuss1on teas Trymg to catch on to the afhrmattve was the arm of the college Enghsh classe who studxed everythmg from Chaucer 1n lnterature to the expletxve adverb ln gram mar One other actnvlty of these classes was to dramatrze plays I. College crammcrs . . Walker 'If An on . , frass- 'n A. Linsley I . ed 5. e - son D. Young and R. Src-glich 3. Learning by doing 4. Constant search for knowledge f-:xx ngl1s 13 attler 1 R. Stirdivant, O. Parks, L. Ro- dcn, D. Parker, J Jackson, l,. Massie, N. Hall, S. Rogers X Here s puttmg ,ournalxsm mto practice' Because of the fine job the Tatler staff did last year lf was awarded the All Amerlcan Ratlng from the National Scholastic Press assoclatxon and this year s staff 15 working to uphold that honor The staff meets daxly to put out the by weekly paper maxl Tattlers to servnce men and support war efforts The edltorlal pohcy IS to show us lucky students the opportunmes nn recreatxon learning and community service To keep up the morale the Tattler provlded news and the latest South high gossip jo Ellen Litton was editor of the 1945 Tattler and other ofhcers were Lynn Brad shaw Betty Blgford Nadme Mnller Bruce Dutcher Larry Masse Duane Parker Bob Spry and Onalee Park The edltorlal ad v1ser for the paper was Miss Thelma Anton and the busmess advlser was Mr Franklm Vanden Bout 7 'l Howard Xl Hd:-rs B Crates F Vanden Hour WN arts l An ton 3 N Muller L Brldlhlw,B Blgford J Luton B Dutcher B Spry' 4 P Burch H Roodvoets I' larhock M lggers MShaver B Hart D Brown I llml Hash bulbs' Rubber cement l horo rrraphersl Prlormesl Sorry thex re scarce Sorry we have nonel Yet desplte these dllfxcultles the staff thls year used some new and dlflercnt Ideas IH the 1945 Qpectra Beside the usuul Jobs of fretting facts vsrltmg copy and taklrfr plc tures lt had the added burden of l21ylIl0' out Its ow n pages mountmfv the plctures and ar ranglng for prlntlng to be done III the school prmt shop Edmng the 1945 book xx ere Bob Carrier edltor ln chlef Bull Qlson HSSOLIHIC Cdllilf' Helen Rlchards buslness manaver Cwrolxn Ruoss semor sect1on Kent Esbaufrh athlet ics, Dot Peterson faculty, and Joyce VN al do OFUHDIZHIIOIIS Miss Elda Koehn was the faculty aduser Wt Ralph Mowry Wis the busmess aduser and 'Vlr Pranlclm Vanl mboar th prm mv advlser 2 B Parrler B Olson H Richards Lehan D Peterson, L Rxtzema P Fuller Miss Elda Koehn 3. . Marsh -I. YN aldo P. Hoppq M1 Martin B. Carrier P. Hoekstra L. lux, Or 4. L. Ritzema, G. lacovoni B Term L , Ruoss W. De Witt, K. Esbaugh Sp ctra R Vhlson R Bailes j De bra-fan: X Klmg B Qteensma M ravler uill and Scroll l B Dutcher, B Spry N Muller H Rood voets D Peterson, B Blgford J VVatts, B Olson P Hoeksrra so 1 rn ft-any 3 member l Ihr- mcg-nng will please come tu order Not fallure but low arm lb crlme Thns plece of aduce was the motto of the Thelma F Anton chapter of ulll and Scroll This mternarxonal honorary yournalxsnc organlzat on was created for those juniors and semors who d d outstandmg work on thc Tattlcr and Spectra staffs Those Lhosen also had to range mthm the upper thxrd of the glass and had to submlt a sample of thur work to the mtcrnatxonal execume secretary OHICLIS for the year were Hovsard Roodvoets presrdcnt Betty Blgford uce president Phylhs Hoeltstra sccretarv and Doroths Peterson treas urer J Lohan, j Bendekgev A Woodward E Bllltf H RICh lrdl R Calvaru so M Gnrod N Hall I Gaboune B Morrow M Gilman L Brad thaw H Rood voetl,B Wagner E Van Allsburg f Af' Pardon my mtrusron but would you mrnd step 1 mg over mto that corner wxth me and d1SCL1SSl1'lE Professor Exnsteln s theory of relat1v1ty Yes South has a club whlch places brams above hrawn It 15 the Senlor Honor SOCICIY and partlc patron IS restrxcted to that select few of Souths 1 terates who manage to place themselves regularly on that immortal scroll known as the Honor Roll Guardian of this group of prodngnes was Mxss hlxsabeth Knapp and the leadmg Qulz Knds were rm Lehan presldent o Ellen Litton vice-presx dent Bob Carrxer secretary and Esther Gomme sen treasurer Seenicur llCDIlO r Society Locker mspectlon A Klmg R Carrier, E Gum meaaen I Lehm Senior Student Councll Um m Delicious J Lehan Le Baron B Olson Mac Lennan Boucher Qchopmes er Clutchmg, grabbing always reachmg for gold more gold That might well be the picture pesented by thus year s Student co- uncll whlch turned out to be the wealthiest ever produced at South Redemptlon was recelved however throuvh the fact that by the end of the tear all the money was ln one way or another returned to the school Even though If usually demanded recompense for its endeavors e Bradshaw Grooters Co e 'ir' 4 Secnmyakepcn 18 l Three cents or else council dnd some thmgs entirely for tlle school Chief among these was the management of war stamp sa es Stupendous success of the year was the annual Halloween dance at whxch witches cavorted and S thltes were forced to bob for :xpplrs Leaders of this mlserly yet ben evolent crew were Lynn B radshaw president Don Cole vlce presxd ent, La Vonne Kronberg secreta QM 4 Stampmg ln Our 19 Senior Student Councll 2 Th ayes have If C ls nn I ce I Hnutman B Dutch er L Kronberg K Bn wer D Holst ,I Iehan 0 1 H xg' . . . . 5 K 1 l . ' I . . MOU: . 5 , . - .- ' N . . , , ry and Marjorie Grooters, treasurer. ' 1, L gi f , Y I ' 5 sms. Je. . .. Hi , . A A G , 1. , , - - 1 , - '- B, ' . , . , . 4 l lo crtatt malntaln, and extend throughout tht sthool and community high st lllfllfdb of Christian character, IS tht purpost of tht H1 Y club lntertstlng cllscusslons of mllltary prep aratlon md sotnl probltms were led by mtmhtrs of tht club md pirncxpauon m sport tourmmtnts htlptd to provide scln Illlrltlflg mtttmgs Apple. ptckmg and a contrnbutlon to the XX .xr Chest showed the tnthus1asm of ill forty members ln an tffort to tnd our prtstnt day sltuatlon I'ht club whtch organized and was 1n full suing txrlx nn tht stxson, eltcted Len Stormzand to preslde at tts meetmgs wlth Don Btrg assxstmg lck Ball kept the mmutts and tht money SIIUHIIOH was handltd bs rm Lthan Mr XX'1ll1am Stephenson and Mr Roy Le Vallty were tht fatulty adustrs Iht second stmtsttr otncers wtre ohn 1'lShlLlgh prtsxdent Roger Hondorp XlCLPI'LSldf.I1I, lm Lthan secretary, and Boy Rtynolds, treasurer Reynolds, J. I, chan j. FiShl0l2h I - gwfm zand, R. l-londorp Z. Mr. l eVally s part. 3. Are they listening Mr. Qtephensonl 4. Hi, champs! il I will try to face life squarely I will try to find and give the best That was the senior high versron of the Girl Reserve club which experlenced one of its most successful years wrth the nual Yule ump the outstandmg social event of the year Along wrth I.l'llS the club dxd work for the varrous charlty or ganlzatrons contributed to the War Chest and World fellowship gurld served for community dnnners and sponsored hlkes To promote boy girl relat1ons the Re serves had a jomt banquet with the H1 Y and exchanged dos and dont for the opposite sex Oflicers of the club were Betty Blgford presldent Mary Nicholson v1ce presi dent janet Watts secretary and Phyllis Hoekstra treasurer Mrsses Dorothy Wil hams and Dorothy Renzema were the ad v1sers 1. The gang s all here 2. J. Calkins B. La Baron J Buter P. Dykestra J. Watts J. Slocum P. Burch B. Simmons A. Coburn 3. P. Hockstra M. Nicholson 1. Watts B. Bigford 4. Girls girls and more girls Senlor Glr Reserves K a q u e orizon Club Sim Serv ICC self nmprovement and gust plam un was the general theme for the thxrty sur members of the Horizon club this past year They worked as hospital axdes served at Commumty Chest dmners and contrxbuted to the needlework gunld under the advxsershnp of Mrs A Russell Meyers and Mrs Lester De Koster Besxdes doxng welfare work the Kaque gals dld some entertammg One of the mam events was a dance given for all Western MlChlg80S Sea Scouts at the Rowe Hotel They also held a dance here at South called Farmers ubxlee plus the regular formal and mformal IIIIUHIIOUS whxch were held for the purpose of get tmg new members Presldent of the club this year was Lewls secretary Betty Tetro and trea surer Faith Brummeler 1 G Johnson M Nelson C Meyers G Klmp I Waldo Mrs A R Meyers 2 O'flCerS conference 3 Noon meetlng 4 Inmanon 1 V. , -. , . . f ' - - 9 7 7 W v . . , ,ll ! J ' ,JY Q - kt Elaine Grantg vice-president, Louise V Q A 9 S ' 5 ' ' U I , 4 , , l 3 W FT . ' h ' - , . , . . . Q :I xl' A- , t A , 7 . K J 1 V! ' Y ,- A 'N Z2 Llttle squirts are blg promoters The umor Glrl Reserves emulated the example of thenr bng SISILIS by showmb pep and enthuslasm ln both social and servlce HCIIVIIILS The gxrls made an af ghan and scrap books for the soldxers at Percy ones hospltal besides sponsormg a movxe Raclal Tolerance for a Junior hlgh assembly But II vsasnt all work and no play for these junnor gals fhe play 1n cluded Halloween and Chrrstmas partxes swlmmmg events and an early spring chop suey banquet at the Y NW C A Sprmg cook outs were held later when weather permntted The peppy officers were Phylhs Allen presldent oan Dancer wee prcsndcnt Beverly Hornburg secretary aclue Der uen treasurer and Mass Dorothy Long advtser 1 lvleetm 2 J Dertlen L Wnllxamson D Long M Bouman D Sjaarda E Rxcnks 3 P Allen B Hornburg J Dancer J Der nen 4 Long and the short of II Jun1or Glrl Reserves Junior Red Cross Counc1l B Face M Poma B Bettys A Lmsley J Crlsler J Johnston M Crosby 3 A pledge for seruce Q6- 1 G Alberts I Holcomb Huey Russo Geluso Swanson S Kung H Veenstra R Veach R Blok Servlce for others To lead the school 1n servlce for others was the purpose behlnd the unnor Red Cross councnl The members kmtted an afghan made pop corn balls and sent cards and menu covers to the soldiers at Percy ones hospltal The club also packed twenty boxes filled wlth health and educational needs for the Chrldren s Relref Thls work was done under the two semester officers osephxne Monler and Barbara Hanshue presidents jack Cuddohy vnce presrdent Clara Kaleefey and Rosemary Hazlewood secretaries and Kathleen Huff treasurer Mlss Anges Lmsley was the advrser Vander Veen ui 1116 Economics B Steensma H Knot Mrs Pfarrar 2 Doing Red Cross Work. The future homemakers of this generation are being well prepared through the help of the Misses Clara Dunlap Laura Moore Eleanor Tumath and Sue Gross The home economics department offered thc girls home nursing foods clothing home manage- ment and personal regimen. In the home nursing class the girls were taught the care of sick peopleg while in foods' classes girls learned the funda- mentals of cooking. Clothing classes taught the art of cutting and putting together a garment. The operating and maintenance of a home was taught in the home management classg while in the personal regimen class the girls learned per- sonal care and hygiene. P Benner 3 Miss L Moore Vliss E Tumath Miss S. Gro,s History 3 M Fryfogle M Jager J Van Kamper 'IZA V tor vitamins N4 2 G Needham H Mac Lennah E Knapp D Long P Churm Solomon said bet learning young man, but with your learning get understanding Today Americas greatest need is citizens who understand the past of the world and know that it was the hopes the ideals, the endeavors, th suffering and the achievements of the human race that made history what it is-citizens who will hase understanding and little fear as they look into the future. The history department did much this year to provide the future citizens with knowledge that history is filled with romance and excitement, - mance of frontiers, of inventions, of discoveries, and most important of all, government- a demo- cratic government. 2 2 E Le Hew Le Valley Winter: Wilson Koehn By drawmg maps makmg projects workmg on certam act1v1t1es and seemg motlon pnctures the student m hxs own way dnscovered the world The South students were taught that IH then the world and that they should be proud and honored for the hentage that has been left to them Mrs Mane Fryfogle substltutmg for Mlss Zelda MacNaughton who was absent because of xllness and the Misses Elisabeth Knapp Elda Koehn Edxth Le Hew Helen Mac Lennan Lou Wfxlson and Mr Percy Churm Mr Ehsha Flsher Mr Roy Le Valley Mr George Needham and Mr Emmxtt Winters attempted to mculate these ideals of cm zenshlp History 1 Ponpxng wlth knowledge 3 The Latin Amerwlll 'Q Histor? Class LK ' 77 l , I ,, R. E. ' L- ' - E. W A . , . . , . . . . . , . . . , ,if Jw, midst and surroundings are the future leaders of 71 5' 'V 7 ' , n . , . . . , ' , J ,, . . . 1 ' , , .. 7 9 ' 9 ' , . A . . ,V , . , . 1 , - 9 - . U , . . I 3 1 s SE IOR j. Wood, J. De Long, M, Grootersg studerrr advisors ,iff Dorothy Peterson, treasurer 28 Len Stormzand, president I couldn't help smiling at them, when they came back to my halls in September. They were seniors now, eager little beavers full of inspirations and ideals which they thought were new. They were going to make me into the best school in towng their's was to be the best class in history. Like all other senior classes, they started out by making a lot of noise about their ideas. VUho's Umbriago? Don't be a sucker, vote Little Lulu! A kiss from the Champ Vampsf' Vote Devine Nine. These became common battle cries. l'll have to ad- mit it was quite the campaign with Kent Esbaugh parading around in his red Little Lulu dress and jim Lehan predicting the future for the class of K-15 in a bath towel turban. 3 ohn Bogema, vice-president Victors in the fight were: president, Len Storm- zandg vice-president, john Bogemag secretary, Vel- ma Klingg treasurer, Dorothy Petersong student advisersg Marjorie Grooters, james Wood and jim De Longg and the faculty advisers, Mrs. Marguerite Crossman, Pop Churm and Mr. jacob Brady. Another set of elections was responsible for the selection of a Home Room council which, presided over by Betty Bigford, started to work on plans for senior Christmas celebrations. Santa Brady was on hand with gifts for everyoneg a ring of baloney, clothes pins and clothes line, and a can of baby food. Mrs. Churm ate cake until it ran out of her ears and acclaimed Phyllis Hoekstra the class' best cake baker. Lawrence Masse played at CLASS l. J. Brady M. Crossman P. Churm Velma Kling, secretary R olwert VY. Acton A. l .ou ise Akershoek Band ' Colofvfiumm. Sr. Play Mixed Chorus Grace :Xgruso Spanish Cluh Kayne Aldering Band Orchestra Sr. Play fa' 4 . Ydmgvnk Q ' jx . J 1 l Richard Bailev Band Bars and Chevrons R. O. T. C. Spectra Elaine Bettgj-:-Xndreasen john D. Thespians Basketball Sr. Play Hi-Y Tennis Yarsity Club Cleorae .-Xverv i Commencement QUITNN. Scholarship Comm. 30 3 Qivllis A. Bass Flection Comm Mixed Chorus Spanish Club Carol Baxter Debate Girl Reserves Sr. Play Comm Thespians Wilbert Beattie Basketball Track Varsity Club lizabeth Beckett Chorus an Bendek rev ommencement Comm ebate rchestra . Honor Society w Club Comm. llgnald R. Berg Class Day Comm. Hi-Y Track Ushers' Club Carl Bgygghglm Bars and Chevrons Home Room Council Memorial Comm. Sr. Student Council Bern' C. Biaforrl .CEE iJay'c'6mH5'. char Girl Reserves, Pres. Home Room Council Tarrler l '.laine Bi fler Gir Reseriz Orchestra Spanish Club 'l1l'lUSPl2ll1S lfsther Bisbee .xrchery lrene Bittner gr. lslav Comm. Thespians .lack XY. Blair Hi-Y Commencement Comm. Tmqk Girl Reserves Scholarship Comm. lvshers' Club Yaristy Club Albert Boers Band Baseball Orchestra lishersi Cluli john Bogemz l ootbz1ll Hi-Y Track Varsity Club 31 W 'Q Q being master of ceremonies to a group of enter tainers which included Kathleen Bradley and Marian Gilbert. There was ice cream and cake and a Merry Christmas for all. January was a big month, especially for the '45 mid-year graduates, who pinned the senior colors, red and gray, on their lapels, sang their newly elected class song and courageously said good-bye between mouthfuls of chicken dinner at the senior mixer. Long may we be proud- Come on, Grads, all shout loud: lsn't this a great crowd? We're the class of' '45 l. .rx A S A-ct l Lu 21-IHCS lhmllnllgg Nrwluggg- BWI' llzlslictlmll 3 dk 'IO' -Q-ni' -gr'-f lllzi Mac Rcmclarzllxu lliilyyq-QQQQ5-Df,,,q .lzimus lt. Hr-fuiluy l?f'lf'T'L'5.BVUWYE i . C1fll'I1INCI'L'l1ll l.:1xx Clulw A.XL,,.mmlmL., flulw Billhl K l lf'WCr Lfllllnlw C hall'- ulu- cm, 14. ca, '11 Q1 9i lf'l' M111111 W' RCS5'I'Yfi Srmlcnr Cmxmil Sr. lflurrllm Cfmmm. lmfli ff'll lf1mNl' Qfmlm- rl-l1L'5IWl1ll1S Srmlum Cmnmil fnfflw' Boxng-g-g-g lxzlrlmlu-11 lirzulluy ficgfg,11,z1Vl,,ry5l5li Curl lk-wvws' Rilwlc Clulw Xlixfll Clwrxns Colm Comm. XlL1xlc'Cu11HN ll v mx wsy 1: 'zul5l1zl3x 5JI1YL'Ui 'lynx-BLLU15 1. Sr. Play Comm. 51. lltmlwl' Stlkkltlf SPL-yfy-11 V7 R1 . ' .. Ci 3111115 32 llilngljruslg Hi-Y R, O. T. C. Tennis Team lkhers' Club Qigrmg Bugklfib .-X r c h f: r 3' Flower Comm. Nhxcll Chorus Cierzllll-Bgllgjd C amcra Club Red Cross R. U. 'l'. C. L 1 Hu RQ':LL'AlLIllL1.CLl..l.LL11'LlSO urumm umm Ci1rlRcscrx'cs Nlotru Cmnm. Sr. Honor Scvcwty' 'lql'lCSPl2lI1S Bcrry fzlscy' I .-X fzlpclln Lihilll' G. A. .-X. Home l':COIlUlT1lL'S Clulm ll-ggg Classy R LQ1pQIluQlm11- mm C, A -X llumu lfculwfaxwmlcs Cluln Rolwrt Liillffltil' lfurwtlulll Hi-Y Spcctru, lfllirm' Srullunr Council Pzlrljicizl Qillfllllllilll L'OlT1INL'TL'l2ll l,z1w Clula lflwwcr CUIHITI. NllXL'tl L lwrus Spillllfill flulw Rolwcff D. Cllzlllcy' Bars mul Chevmns R. O. 'I'. C. l 1 Salute To Our Allxes Xlllltcr Qlzlglg Baml CZIITIUVZI flulu 'frzick Varsity flulm llfllwrr Clay Q UIT1IT1L'TC'lIll l 'uv C luln l'.r1rurtz1mlm'nr Cmmn. llrmalnl Ccjqga Dcluate Hi-Y' Srmll-nr fuun lvslu-rs' Clula Ill-lem Colm .'StI'kIllL'I'f' - Girl Rcscrvcs Hi-Y Nlwrtq Comm IIQIICSPHIHS lf lzl U 4 ac. 1 I. . 1 9 ' N-sa-1 .X A ,P A Q .ff .R X ,.. - xi 1 Us ' Q 1? 3 V . , 1.2 , V! I , am, f. Wt IV' Hi-Y Sr. Play Comm Tennis Tcam lkhcrs' Club Barlwziru Collins Cf1fNH1L'I'L'12ll Lam flulu Ifldffllbll Cmuln. Mixed Chorus Spanish Club Nuts in Boots 1:- ' ' K arf' s 'V E. I ggig' Cox Band fHINI1lL'I1CCIUL'I1f GFI RuSL'I'YL'S fllihcxffil llomlld Crcswcll Qi' W Hilvlc flulw ...m up is-I , i fXz1,r1cxQvl7.' ,AVIQL D4 fzinmcrzl Clula Girl RL'SC'I'X'L'S Xlueif Crmmm. Hixul c,1hUI'llS .1 5Qri,sJ his HfJITlL'XLlTSlI1g Nlotto Cqmnnm. AM15 Dibgi C:TITTYTi5SL'TYt'S Nlixui flwrus Phofu ffcmlillll. JUS UINIUCTCI 1rsr .-X111 lmcd Q'l1m'us ucillc Davis 1.0. I. . cucun Sruhl' hrs and Chu cclmolcmgialn llQ.DQ.. .!Q2EDQi5,,, liLasl1..k'.lgiuwr. LM.Lu4 v aww Nl- Ugms- c'.1f115-fim- lk-rmk M I 'nw -md iluvn Hx - : ,Li ll I N UNI L ' ' QlINl1l '1 IiCSUI'X'L'S II3wH I 'I-lik flu VUIIS l,2lfI'1L'l21 .'X111Ll-Pfglijm-1 l'x1UXYL'l' fmnm. ciII'l Rcsclwcs Ihuspmzms !521f.e.Jm.f 15222124 Bars :md C'fu-xmm Ciirlx Rcscrxus R. U. 'lf C. . .1 'UR wpnlrms Studcnt :Mixiscr N1t,Hl,Ql,,Nm l shcrs' flulm ' Xlalriu Kllcllcum .Iumcs l,. Dcrumr- :Hum NI. DL Sr 1 U Ln1INL'I'I1 GLIIW B1lSkg'f11g1H glgg 'ugly Qxqyn Q lttkflllli Spgagfrgl n XIIISIC LQUININ. lvSl1g-'FS' Lqllllj 'I'I1k-gpiguqg V11-sity flula Girl Rcscru-s f Q.. 45-Y fl fi Io y Jake - Il lm Ruth Dickenshccts French C ub Photo Comm. Tattler Fave M. Doan Motto Comm. VVartlrobc Comm. Yjrginia llowtl Commercral l.:1w Club Flower Comm. CJ. .-X. A. I . Marv lane Dugmler Charles Dutchess Arthur linglangl Camtm Club Pres Track Yarsitv Club lN'Iemorial Comm. 3 l . .. . , , Lucky Santa Lommtrual l,.1vs Clul Sr. Honor Soclctx ovcc Easterlin Iirnest Kent li bau ant oot mall lfrench Club Spectra, Athletics Ed Orchestra Student Council Spanish Club Track Virginia lfltlrctl Tre Esslillf A Capella Choir Bars antl Chcvrons lflcction Comm. DClP3fC Hi-Y Cshers' Club Pi Q It tlwlnna lreldhaus lk oratmon I omm Plettxon Comm Sr Honor SOC1StV Ihtsplans mania.: Motto Comm Tyman Fikse Band Class Day Comm. Hi-Y ons Reserves O. T C. Chair. Y Pres. s' Club ndreas Fotias eermfieaderg Captain ' Club arsity Club Comm., ex . Athanasia Fotias French Club Girl Reserves Mixed Chorus Photo Comm. Audrev Frazet Band Girl Reserves Red Cross Tartler Dorothy Frazee A Capella Choir Beacon Flower- Comm. .lacquely-13: Gabourie Bookstore French Club Sr. Honor Society Tattler Andrew Qalgs In spite of myself I was proud when the seniors chose their motto, Education ends only with life. It made me feel that they appreciated not only the fun, but also the knowledge that South had to offer as well as all knowledge in general. january also saw the colorless beginning of junior Miss , as a sometimes discouraged, some- times weary, sometimes hilarious play cast practiced at being the Graves family, B., Uncle XX'illis, Ellen and Fuffy. ,March saw the colorful climax of the hard working backstage people and the casts' efforts to make their senior play as good as they possibly could. .l-.Gang Marv P. Garbrecht .jiigthcmigylf-EQmnlogna DCCOTHYBPIWS Chair- Class Day Comm. Baseball SPCCUH Girl Reserves Basketball SPfU1iSh Club Home Room Council Football Thespians Sr. Honor Society Varsity Club - Betty Dawn Gates, Girl Reserves Home Room Council Spanish Club 'liattler Nannerte Giltler Bars and Chevrons Class Day Comm. Girl Reserves R. O. T. C. 41-as CCK Class fllrf Barbara VV?tter Most undxgmfmed and dlgmfled Art Fnvland and George ost Apple p llxsher and polmon jo Fllen I ltton ard Lynn Bradshaw Man hater and women hater Helen Carrol and Rog Hondorp Handsome fellow and cutest gurl Nlle Koa-ber and Kay Bradley Class character Lee Bsslaxr Class chatter box and comedian Bobbe Davis and Betty Blgfbld 38 . G Q' , 1- r Y V ' . -. - ,, G . l ' - 1 . 1 9 4 4 4- , 7 j' . , ly g I ELECTIO 8 Claes PFSGIIUISY and optlmlst Fay Wxeland and B0lNClfflCf 9 Qld most for South and dld South for the most La Vonnc Kron berg and Don Berg B' Popular Uxrl and popular boy Velma Klmg and Len Stormzand Plase romance Carol Baxter and Dul. I auber Bashful boy and hashful girl Bob back and Delores Ludwlck Class ehortest and tallest Jean Beudek ey, and Dick Paulson ,ul athlete and boy athlete jo Ann Dc Qtefano and B Gxammona Um maltl Hamil 311 ' ' A ' l2L1l'0fl1YllUll1UJkl nouncement Comm. ntl Llshersl Club se nLHartman nd G. T. C. lph Eugene lflayjyes ixetl Chorus AC: M p y I Decoration Comm. R. O. T. C. l,illinn Y. Hesteren Commercial l,aw Club Decoration Comm. lr. Honor Society Thespians Phyllis lean Hoekstra Girl Reserves, Treas. Home Room Council, Y Pres Spanish Club, Sec: Spectra 7- ? lg-yger llontlrop Baseball Baslaetbzill lfootball Hi-Y Ku the rllllgkfllillllll Girl Reserves lylveth llotll Bantl Orchestra Red Cross Thespians ,fi -. ....,.... -..M-.. WL..-..-... .1 41 An amused audience watched the antics of Judy Graves, played by jo Ellen Litton, as she and her bosom pal, Fuffy Adams, Betty Bigford, man- aged to mess up the affairs of judy's poor suffering father, Harry Graves, Lynn Bradshaw. Besides get- ting Harry fired by his boss, Bob Carrier, they plotted a successful romance between Ellen Curtis and Uncle XY illis, Kent lisbaugh. The following parts were double cast: Grace Graves, Kathleen Bradley and Marybeth Hoodg Lois Graves, Delores Brown and Helen Richardsg Hilda, Mary Pat Nicholson and Rosejean Calvarusog joe, Calvin Rykse and Savannah .Iacksonq Tommy, Wayne Moroney and john Fishleigh. Some of the other parts were played by Howard Roodvoets, jim De Long, and Richard Lauber. l Qgheri nge Hgmgelmkooni 19,3 in f IHQQIQ1 UQDD lhoxnais llowznxl Cznncrzl Clula, Src. 32111-1 QiUIT1lNL'Y'Cllll l,11u Clulm BMS lmll flWY UNS Spt-gpm Dclwzlrc 'l'hcspiz1ns lllfflfl' liggy' Hibllglllilllkl I A H 4, ll ,. .I lol1nHowc LiOIDINCI'ClZll l,z1w Clulw c'l'f1l:,ilIltl 'liars and Z In-vrons lllllht' NL1I'SlI1g Hx -X liqyfhjl' Sqpflggfy Memorial Comm. 'I'Qkfh'mL,lL,gi0H lf. Oi 'lf Spznnsh Clulw 1. r YV Vacation's Over Boys , X' .LQ if J D A .ni 'L . Qlnniu Bcz1Howcll f , 'Q Y :r f of .4 4' fi, yr l I r .loan Huitslng Class Hay Comm. Cornmcrclul Law Clul Nlixell Chorus Tattlcr Gloris lucovonl Czlmcru Clulw Commcrcml lruw C Color Comm. Uorls Hudson r S ii sec nlw Girl Ruscrvcw Sr. l'lz1y' Comm. 'Iilu-splzxns Band Girl Rcscrvcs Thcspians Spectra Sggannzgh Izlckson 42 Donna johnson Commcrmal l,aw Girl Rcscrvcs lug ohnson Decoration Comm Spanlsh Club Qgyng Hgpfp Hi-Y Sr. Orchestra Csllcrs' Club x i-Y 'ootball Y shers' Club arsity Club Girl Sales 'elma Kling hr eserves 'r. Class Sec. CJlT1IT1. r. Honor Society DCCITR Bcttv Knight Commercial ,z1wClulw lflcction Comm. Senior Nlixcil Chorus lfrcilcrick linighi Footlmll Track lisliers' Clulw Varsity Nile Koelxcr Class Omcer Hi-Y Senior Plav Comm. lllwin Kolknizin Bllllkl Hi-Y Sr. Orrlwstrn lislicrf C Shirley lircslvuugli Nlcniorizil Comm Nlary l,ou lironilwg l Xonm lx on wr: 1 X C l1n1n1 S Coznincnccinvnr Comm AllXL'Kl Cliorus 'llicspizins Eli miuri U is ll1LlcllLXI'O KIX 5 in ant Qounul LC SPLLUI lxrnngtli lxornonlie Hil Ushers Clulm Bwslicrlvlll lltrllll I ai Cf 4, ,. it The Last Mile .f- it Qt .3 'Q' ...ii -limA 1-,arfi n la Bars and Clievrons Decorations Comm R.O. I. C Rieliartl M. l.aube-r lovce Lawrence Cfim mercial ll-w Club Decoration Comm. Girl Reserves Mixed C liorus Barbara ljg-Ngllfllu Bars antl Chevrons Debate Tliespians Cshers' Club Bars antl Clievrons R. U. 'lf C. Sponsor gf james T. Lelwi Hall Commissioner Hi-Y, Sec. Victoria Limlsay I liespians Commercial l.aw Club pmel -LQSQH Nat. Honor Society, Pres. Track ,lsui Commercial Color Comm. .l Qi lieu Li stun Law C-ilub lsiclitor of Tattler Quill and Scroll Sr. Stutlent Council, See. Thfs MHS 44 l I reas. Senior C ouncil D.umt.h.5gLoveLr Dolores Luclwick Flower Comm. Girl Reserves Donald Iaixforgl Clean-Cp Campaigr Donna Lvg-Q I' lower Comm. Robert Marcus Bars and Chevrons i R. O. T. C. Delmer Martin Bars and Zbevrons Photo Comm. Marcia Martin Color Comm. Dramatics Girl Reserves Tbespians Laurence Masse Ears and Cbevrons Debate Hi-Y Tattler Qharles Miller Memorial Comm Lawrence lVli-ug Band Football Hi-Y Varsity Club 32 ,lil yd I, 'ef ll. iw Bernard Migg bg H1 Y Mixed Chorus Publiutx Comm Cshers Club Sanijhtghdl Football H1 Y Cshers Club Y arsity Club I l1iiNlontitell Xnnounttmtnr Cc mm CUITlI'DLTC1ll l in Club lshtrs Club N1.1ri.ll.Ln.Lo5ct Nloon C ontert B intl Cirl Reserxes Nltmorml Comm Stnior Orthtstra Adolph did this too 4 na!'a T ftiffh 'effin- Y5 , 1 VYax'ne Nloronex' Bars and Chevrons Fntertzunnient Comm. Hi-Y Cishers' Club Byr 1 ow Bible Club Color Comm. l.atin Club Sr. llonor Society .lime hlosher Decoration Comm. lrilection Comm. l'il'CllCl'l Cilllll 'lihespians fl v au. If Richard bl Rcmlwergblelgp-ij Basketball Football Track Varsity Club M-ary P. Nicholson N orman Nicholson P let tion Comm Clarissa l Northouse -X Capella Choir Bible Club Color Comm Ieth Bond Drive Ruth Northoust Commenfement Comm. -X C1 wtlla Choir Girl Reserves, V. Home Room Council, Tattler A .1 , Bible Club Tecli. Bond Drive Red Cross Comm. oris ll. Oudbier i e Club olor Comm. ommercial Law uane Park r Jmmerclal Law lub Doroth y M, Haggis lg Band Orchestra Student Council Thespians Doroth v A n n Peterson J B5-rnice I latschorre Dramatics Flower Comm. Mixed Chorus Spanish Club Donald Ploughman Quill andigcro , lreas Senior Class Treas. Club Spectra, Faculty Fd. Student Council Club Bars and Chevrons R. O.T C. Concert Band Orchestra Publicity Comm. R. O. T. C. Glynn Earl Polgy After the play had been sufficiently talked over and everyone had had a week of spring vacation with which to resuscitate themselves, the gals turned their attention to getting men for their Dhmsels Drag, fnot forgetting the prom to comej. Under the co-chairmanship of Helen Rich- ards and Lois Cox, a park scene complete with lamp posts, a big harvest moon, and'park benches made up the theme for the dance. Even all-this romantic atmosphere couldn't how- ever, compare with the formals, flowers and june weather which made the Prom, the seniors' last and best dance. lfrederick B. Pummill ommercia ,aw u Hi-Y Richard Poulson Robert Reed Beverly V. Powers Commercial Law Club Blind lintertainment Comm. CUSS DHS' filmm- Girl Reserves Hi-Y lhespians, Pres. Varsity -Q, . '91 I, , 'Jn t 3 he fi C ..,-I 5.53 4r 1r'f' 'N '4.?s'ik1!' er Marv Lou Remsma Mixed Chorus Sr. Play Comm. Thespians Helen Richards Glrl Reserves Honor Societv ,gg ! 06 3 ' l Donald F. Row N Aiinouneemznr Comm. .1 g R '9' if Bars and Chevrons fir. f , .i , if j en.. 1 'r,e x A . .fi Ravmond Ritzema Rasketliall Q-M Howard Roodvoets Hi-Y Home Room Council Spectra, Business Mgr. Sr. Honor Society Senior Play Tatrler Ralph Rosema I5a?.Coim1n. Caroly n Ruoss Archery Photo Comm. Chair. Spectra Sr. Fd, Thespians 48 Ig1dneyRugg Bars and Chevrons R. O. T. C. Senior Play Comm. Ca-l,uiu.Bf1l5SC Defense Stamps ' lfootlwall Senior Play Varsity Robert Sacli Baselmall lfootlvall Hi-Y Ushers' Club Bessma Saide Mixed Chorus Patricia Sala Louann Schaperkotter Leona Shriver Commercial-law Cluli G. A. A. Memorial Comm. Mixed Chorus Robert Seino Bars and Chevrons Class Day Comm. Spectra Track Mary Sharp Commercial Law, Trcas Decorations Girl Reserves Thespians lvlixenl Chorus Puhllciry Comm rItl1CSPl?il1S lilcanor Sief Dolores Smith h E . I lfootlaall lfrench Clulv Nlusic Comm. lfl -ni Kf1r...il 3 Camera Clula Model Clula Spectra Ruxlol wh St ' ' iv urs anal Chcvrons Commercial l.aw Clulu R. O. I. C Cshers' Clulu Band Girl Reserves Thespians Photo Comm. Concert Band Dramatics Memorial Con 'llhespians lm GQ lg 38+ OO. l'vN. '1 :-'f ' -49- 5 .7-.1 40. I A fra- I-ct? Mary Louise Stiles Bars and Clievrons Girl Reserves R. U. T. C. Sponsor Spanish Cluln Lzeonarilr Srorinzunil lfootlmll l Hi-Y Senior Class Pres. Varsity Cluli Pres. lfreileriela,jtoyer lianil liars :mil Clwvi-ons f, Camera Clulm Orchestra - I - lillllggillidligl' lgL'TTf'YYilil1I'I'f7C ilfoorlmll KM Drzinizities Clulw Hill Nlemorizil Comm. Varsity Clulm Csliers, Clulm Nlixeil Chorus 'liliespizins :Xliee 'llliornton fair Reserves Rell Cross Tllespiuns Spzinisli Clula Xxlllllillll 'liinney Hi-Y Senior Play Comm. 50 Ziff, V 4? Rielmril 'lfwelgetrees Hi-Y Senior Play Comm. Csliers' Cluls .I 11 11168. .L'11dffr1!s.Qei EXnnouneement Com m. Bars unil Clievrons R. O. 'lf C. Spanish Clulv lfxgilggirri VV7, illslmrg Concert Band tlr. Honor Society Sr. Honor Society Varsity Clulu il .2 ' .Eg-P .512 Gerald Ygmlenlxevrg Flection Comm. Hi-Y R. O. T. C. HvimNEmcr,Lq.fa11 Color Comm. Bars and Clievrons Girl Reserves Thespians Donald H. Vander V HTY- V R. O. T. C. Cshers' Club Dgpqalgi Ykanrler Walter., lin-iorie Van Port l leetlNlz1rilvn Vl'aller Ushers' Club Hi-Y R. O. T. C. Vande Water. shers' Club rslry Club fclw. D. Yan Oostenclorp and lshers' Club Class Day Comm. Animunceinenr Comm. Commercial l,z1w Club Home Room Council Glee Club Home Nursing james Ver Lee Bible Club Debate l.atin Club Student Council Brueefiagner Clean-Vp Comnn Senior Honor Society Spanish Club Cirgelllllniq Flower Comm. G. A. A. lgryr l,OLlYXy2ll'kl llrzlinnries linrerrziinznent Comm. Girl Reserves Thespians 1.-, K emliline XYZITINJT l lorenc L' ll.j3'41rSQm llalslierlnill Club Coinmereizil l.z1w Club Curl Re 'Q Club 'SCl'X'CS bbqrgalgllells G. A. A. Girl Reserves Nlixenl Cliorus Red Cross mn-rlirop. QYel-megs Bars and Clievrons Color Comm. R. O. T. C bsliers' Club I. lx My Before they knew it, it was June and time for class day. A musical review of the outstanding happenings of the year provided entertainment for the parents and faculty, and awards were given to the outstanding students of the class. A week later came THE DAY, a day for Pomp and Circumstancen and uniform caps and gowns, a day for looking back over the years spent at school, a day for looking forward to a new life, new challenges, a day for saying good-bye to teachers and kids, a day - the end. l'm still smiling, though. XY'hile they were try- ing so hard to make me into the best school, l was pretty busy myself. I was busy making them into, well, maybe not the best, but at least patriotic citi- zens of their community and country, and I hope the world. . -lo Ellen Litton -Q' . A 3 ff , ff Nlargiory Vlestrate Nlarilyn White lfavg- Wig and A Cawffllfl Q llfflf cf: FX- A- liars and Chevrons Q. A. Al Curl Reserves I lleeorations Conini. lalower Comm. Home Economic Club Ciirl Reserves Student Council R. O. 'lf C. Sponsor !5':,Str.!U: r' ' , Q L , X , A Capella Choir Bible Club Announcement Comm. Girl Reggrygs br. Xlixetl Chorus 'lihespians G. .-X. .-X. 52 ,LL lljasm Bars and Chevrons Al1l1...BLSM2.tLW3I3l Chairman Color Co Hi-Y l.z1tin Club Ushers' Club Bnham Iyinyr liars and Chevrons Spanish Club 'lbespians R. U. 'l'. C. Sponsor lftiotlwall Hi-Y Varsity Club Cshersy Club - n Girl Reserves Home Room Council Sr. l-lonor Societv Qjllggrt YVOO-l',Q-I1 Football gbt Girl Reserves Spanish Club 19 L olor L omm. Helen Carrol ,H+ KA Doris xyyilft x A f Buinaaav Brlne Hamlltcm . 'Qu CLASS 5 fi Q mi 293 9' i - - :1 Qgmgf -fi-:L Fave' Home Room Council Election Wxtche s Whirl Armistice Program Class Elections Pop s Birthday Party Wmter Whirl First Semor Class Meetlng Christmas Party Yule Jump January Jingle Class Colors Semor Song Semor Mixer Mid Year Commencement Military Ball Frojan Trot Mock Election Valentine Party Semor Motto Senior Play Damsels Drag Choosing F lowers, April Amble J unior-Senior Prom Class Day Commencement WINNERS OF HONORS All Round Senior Boy I - September 21 October 28 November I1 November 11 November 28 December 17 December 19 December 22 December 22 January 6 January 9 January 11 January 12 january 18 January 20 January 27 February 5 February 14 February 28 March 22 23 April 7 April 20 April 27 June 2 June 8 June 15 All Round Senior Girl ll Senior Calendar For '44 and '45 Senior Committees Chosen November 20 Home oo Council X A Woodu ard M Nicholson B Blgford P Hoekstra Roodvoets 1 J E L1 on B Blgford M Nicholson ? M Waller H Roodevoets C Beyerhelm VI Garbrecht 50dl'kllYlU' Super actlve' Stlmenlatln I'hese adjectnves descrxde the Home Room coun cal thls year Benefltmv the senior sesslon room ev md holuday celebratlon the Hom Room councll has justly earned the hl h pralse which the seniors have given II underthr leadership of Betty Blgford president Phyllis Hoeksra ucc president Marv 'Nlrch olson se retary, and 0 l'l'len Luton treasurer mth lop Lhurm advlser Be xt xx ork or play the council was equallx sure of Success as Illustrated by the Christmas pam mth Santa Claus crafts and food and its xndustrlous u ar protects . . . 'rt - ' . 5 'V f' K 4 ,-'E 1 f 1 . 5 it I M , I . ' H. A 2 ' f, ', . ' . ' ' ' rv! . ' ,V l . - 8 N - .f , ery morning at roll call by stamp sales, desk cleaning, V 1 ' ' ,V e Y .f ,f ' K . . , . . , . , 3 A J , - n 3 jx ' .. Q -l . , 1 L . J J I ' 9 Y ' ll J JV N ' , . . I v -7, . 7 - -- N. 1 ., B , , ' . . I .l I ,' SU I 2 Art angles X.. Don t stumble over those people lylnfvm the halls on the third floor. That was the warning strangers received when they came in- to South High school. Those people were students of the art classes Besides painting posters for the athletic clubs, occurring dances, and other important events of the year, the students and Miss Williams helped with the flats and decorations of ,the senior play. Hlunior Miss . J unlor Student Councrl l Raph Nlmrx R Hen d 3 S Glammona D Harmer Mr Ralph Mowry R Hazelwood L Rltzema L Luxford T Swxtous 2 C De Glopper, N Rogers E Woodward R Roseboom,B Myaa T Swltous J Justus R Gerber N Welsh C Dawson N Pulghum R Hazelwood SG1am mona Xkfho has the crayons? Where drd I put that poster? Mlss Young help me' Mr Mowry grve me a hand' 'lhese were the exclted exclamatlons uttered by rhe workers of the umor Student councll m rrymg to put over the friday evenmg en rtamments The club sponsored a game room sold paddle pops and took a hrghly cmment part m putung over the polro drrve under the supervxsron of the advlsers Miss Dorothy Young and Mr Ralph Mowry ,l 0 lun? I eldhnuse W har s the atrru tum l Paddle pup plgdsg unlor Student Councll The councll s greatest project this year was the orxgmal xde of competltxon among the yunlor hxgh students ln the selling of defense stamps and bonds Awards 1n the form of free theater tickets vsere gxven to the fifty students who sold the most durlng Apnl The council whlch experlenced 1ts Hfth year was under the able leadership of Sam Glammona pres1 ucnt Bob Howard uce presndent Margaret ffl ner sccrctarw and Pat Puller treasurer Qeience l R Stokoc W Stephenson O DCmU10l M Knoll A Slrrlne L Walper H Mulder Z Post Monem 5. Research The fundamental facts underlying the uses and conduct of the substances that compose the uni- verse and the laws that govern them are taught to chemistry and physics students by Mr. Alfred Sirrine and Mr. Martin Knoll. Physiology students were taught the function of the human body, through the instruction of Mr. William Stephensong while biology students were taught by Misses Olivia Demmon, Ruth Stokoe, and Claire Walper the facts of plant and animal life. Students of geography found out through Miss Claire Walper and Mr. Henry Mulder that this subject takes its individual place in a modern and very scientific world. B Wing Dutchess Hamer Baker t 'sm-- Ready' Set' Plash' Another step was taken in learning the science of good amateur photography Yes taking and develo plnv pictures of objects at every possible anvle was the purpose of the Camera club The fifteen members who met every Tuesdav held tri weekly salons and informal round table discussions under the adviser ship of Miss Ruth Stokoe Leadin the discussions were David Harmer president- Charles Dutchess vice-presidenr Patricia I-lopp secretary- and Barbara Baker treasurer. Trojan Camera Club 1 R Stolcoe, C Dutchess D Veenstra D Hamer 3 K Spielmnkcr E List Miss R Qtokoe B Wing G WIIVOH 2 D Berg B Giammona R Hondorp K. Esbaugh J. Ball J Wood ers lub 1 I F1 hlelgh E Kolkman D Damaska J Lehan R Trembeth J Wood J De I ong K Esbaugh Please keep your seat until the ushers dismiss you' Remember hearing that? This command was heard at the conclu sion of each assembly With the help of the students the boys quick ly and quietly ushered the great 3. Keep moving, i chief speaks 62 ' throng in and out m an orderly fash non Ushers chief was Don Berv as slstant chief Jim Woody interpre- er Jim Deremog keeper of the Wampum Fred Knightg and big chief Mr. William Stephenson. bouth Hxgh has lots ot musxcal talent' and when this was combined to form orchestras bands and vocal groups the effect was verv pleasmg The orchestra club which met every day ID the form of rehearsals was advised by Mr Glen B Lltton President of the club was Margaret Van Rlngelesteyn vlce president Jack Mernll secretary Mary Jean NIC Mlcken treasurer Joe Bul garello, llbrarxan Geraldine Hun Orchestra C rxscher G Lltton 1 G Dom J Memll D Boguell 2 Strmgmg along 3 We re ready maestro en 4 P Joseph D Van Rmgleste n Hllferlnk J Bul arello A Alyea A Marsh R Frednc.kW Aldermg 63 BA Skougls, R Bally I R0zen2a .. 4-Q Q- Q-Q Oom' Pahl Pahl Yes that s rlght ll s the band The eighty flve members met every first hour sounding off their own particular mstruments whlch blended mto martial muslc under the direction of Mr Glenn B Lltton The club played at assemblies and ren dered stlmulatlng music and vanous stunts at football :amos 1 M Katsma M MCMlCk8ll R Tut lull I Derrlck 'VI Hood D Iyon S Boss S Richer Rozenga E Van Allsburg C' lqlscher A Marsh T Chambers D Nelson B Hood B tronrr lEasterlm W Alderlnv H Weenstra D Ramsay M VanR1ngel iteyn 3 D Harmer, A Boers, C Flfneld, M Katsma R Ernckson L Rxtzema, M Ferrell H Gardner T Lomonoco Scully R Johnson R Wh1te Boers D Guthr1eD Hawkms Proko G Scovllle SStelma J Alleys YVard L Ansara E Termeer K Ellen F Crapo H Cox Tro an rcrnr play ed at bond rallies took an actne part ln the dlstrlct part of the All State Festnal and gave their annual sprmg coucert Plans were made for con certs at Ludmgton and Percy Jones Hosplt Officers of the year were bxdney btelma president, Everett Van Allsburg vice pres: dent, Margaret Van Rmgelelteyn, secretary, and Larry Ansar: treasurer l R ohnson B Snully W Fduards ll Boers D fluthrle D HANKLIIIN ,I Allers L Ansara B Ward COX C Riddle G Warner I7 Par rush U Cjuthrle B Sehoek IX Prazee 2 M Katsma M Mac Mlcken R Tut hill TLomonoC0 D Irwin K Whltt xngton R Plafkm D Lyon C Van Alls burg ,I Schock M Gerber M Broder B Benner D Veenstra H French Poortvllet E Kronberg R Klamer X X 5 If I , . Sy, V n , Y , . al. , ' , . - ., , . . . J , , . . ' .' . . ' D - ' 'Y .Q mln u , 1 , E.TerMeer, K. Ellen, E. Crapo, H. ' ' 7, . 1 ' y - v - ' .Q , . x Q . . , . , . , . . n o , 1 , 1 ' . , n , 1 I , n ' ' K , I . , . , I , ' , ' 1 . , . , . , . ' , . , s , s enior Xed Chorus B I lnrllev f I mon 2 South s Bwdles 2 Dxtto 4 M Garhrecht M Crooterx Lets all sung like the bxrdles smg On March 8 the blrdles f South Hugh school med to accom plxsh just that by grvmg an as sembly for the whole school This assembly featured patrxotlc songs new slxdes and group smgrlmg Souths outstandmg Warbler Marian Gllbert competed m the Schubert club contest on Mav 8 at the Cluc Audxtorxum Leadcr of the flock was A1155 Bessle Lindley and accompamsts C rootcrs unc Houtman ane Bouvnman md Dotoths Strztmg C ,, , . . . . I ll ' ' ,if . Q l 3 0 f at l - ' 7 . . R . , . . . ! ' QI !! 9 4 . . , . , . f . . , . were Mary Garbrecht, Marjorie ' 9 . Q, J , , ' , 1 if . 1 ' . :F 1. ,, S. Q A ' ' ' x , , I . . , , , . , 4K 66 1BSpryQ, Sherwood Yeh South' Fnghr' Flght' Fwht' These words were often shout as the lnvh spurned morale llft mg cheer leaders aroused pep The boys were orgamzed into yumor and semor squads under the dlrecuon of 'Vllss Bessle Lmdley Senlor captax as were Andrew Fotxas and Don Mac Gregor Ch xrles Slay man and Don Brown were the Jun nor squad leaders . , , ul 1 ed .B - .. , -. - - - U n a- mong South's anxious supporters. . . L . . . V A 3 2 , , 0 O b 3 vu. W 1' xi- FOUTBALL Although the Trojan grldders were not slated as the strongest team 1n the clty before the season started they got off to a fast start by downlng a flghtlng Godwin team 58 to 0 Because Godwm was not a strong team Central was plcked to w1n the followmg week s game wlth out much trouble As the game pro- gressed It was evldent that the H111 toppers had more than they had bargamed for When the fmal whxstle blew the Trojans were on the long end of a 12 to 0 score After two weeks of hard work outs South was ready to defend 1ts uncrossed goal lme from the M8126 and Blue battlers from the north end The Trojans subdued the Polar Bears 19 to 0 Now South was ready for revenge as the Cathollc txlt loomed up Prom the outset of the game the Trojan .luggernaut rolled up and down the fxeld punchmg across its touchdowns with monotonous regu larlty fmally brmgmg the Cougars down to a 25 to 0 de eat In four games South s goal lme had not been crossed The Trojans had two weeks to prepare for a strong Grand Haven team Before the game was one quarter old the Buccaneers had crossed the Trojans goal for the flrst tlme thls season Thxs seemed only to mfurxate the South boys so they poured lt on When the bat tle was over the Trolans were on the long end of a 40 to 7 count Ottawa now stood between South and the clty champlonshlp The In dlans were at a flghtmg pltch that nlght and the Southenders had len 25to0 Wlth one remalnmggame left at looked as lf South mlght wm astate champlonshlp for the fxrst tame nn twenty years Thanksgxvmg mornlng dawned snowmg and blowmg but by game txme the sun was shmmg and the field was comparatlvely dry Q is MBI!! BNI: FBQQIYI QA M, S.. Co hGoo go Naodlu I Lucch 6Q B Holv rd- - P W ' , Q D . p - l M 5 ty of trouble before dowmng them . 1 ' 1 r' ' u I . . . A . A -ll' 4 1.1 . ,, , . . I IV Bn B'l't lLeh 3 MStze FPlud With everythmg at stake the South boys went 1nto the game wtth the do or dle determlnatlon that had made them so successful thus far Although the Red Hawks battled feroclously although they won the dlStll'lCtlOl'1 of bemg the only clty team to score on South they went down to defeat 27 to 7 The Red and Blue now had a clear clalm to the state champlonshlp for the fxrst tlme ln twentv years South s l1ne was the strongest ln the state and was proved thus when xt placed sux fellows on the all city team Stocky ButchG1ammona who played excellent ballallyear was put at quarterback From tackle to tackle the Trojans domlnated At center was .hm Wood a wlld redhead who was the key man xn all plays The guard pos1t1ons were held by Floyd Bergstrom captamfor 45 andLen Stormzand These two fellows helped make the center of the Red and Blue lme xmpregnable The two tackles were Roger Hon dorp the blgboy andKentEsbaugh Accordmg to Off1ClalS these two fell ows were one of the best paxr of tackles m the state both offenslvely and defenslvely Not only was the south end team recognlzed ln the clty but also throughout the state The Associated Press placed Kent Esbaugh at tackle on the flrst team Len Stormzand at guard on the second team and Butch Gxammona at halfdack on the thlrd team As Souths mentor veteran Coach JakeBradysays Weweresuccessful thxs year because there were no ln dlvxdual stars Every fellow played because he loved the game They worked together to brmg glory to South Hxgh and wxth out a doubt they dnd F Kmqbt Bn 1 RV dc Watu B Su y D Hyd 71 D Hnnggai ' 1: 1 3 ' 1 u ' rv 1 I ' x 1 . v . . , 1 . ' I l an ' - face s , . . 'S' ss ' R v , - l, 1 v - X x r Mi . cc X . A ' mfr' H Carqxll W De Wxtt I 'loher B Corner B Sack Could be Tw as IH the year of forty four l ll ne er forget that date Por South l-Imh ook the lead once more To rewn throughout the state They practiced hard and long,each mvht lhey used but slmple plays, But they re the ones that won the games To make those glorlous days The very first game that was played Gamst Godu m Wolverlnes The pow erful Trojans couldn t be stopped As Godvuln had no means FI he second game that they dld play Beca me a hostile fight Arram the Trojan go wer came through To edge the Centrallte 72 J ' ' 'aa--, , , ' My. ,. Gtr , A A gf Swivel Sammy 'Sf The Polar Bear next met hrs fate It was a hard fought strife The Trojan spearhead thundered through And cut their lune as a kmfe Next came the classic of the year The Catholic Central fray The Trojan vsent out for revenge And victory came hrs may Ottawa now prepared to test Convlnclng Trojan m1ght But again as before the Southltes emerged As masters of the fhght The Troyan Redhawk dual came o Upon Thanksglvmg date, And South Hlgh took the lead once more To reign throughout the state Bob Sack H Van Zoeren D England C Rykle I Bogema 2 nd Team Football 3 E Rowlan F Pellsno E Miller P Clinton J Wtlliamn .l Merril 1B Olson 1 Men-tl C Marsh I Williams Mr GeorgeNeedham D Ronkema d E Maller B De Long fs 9 3' V Dood Dutcher Muck Hondorp Dalstn Houtman Copeland I Nelson Caruso F Pellento A Nllzzarelll The little Troyans matched their older broth ers all season long and for the first time ln the history of the school both second and first teams had the championship They started their season mth Central abm hard fighting team When the smoke of bat tle cleared the score was knotted at 6 all Af ter stemming the tide of a larver team the sec onds went on the following week to defeat Cres ton 13 7 They upset the apple cart by defeat mfr the little Cougars from Catholic 6-0. They hit their stride by defeating Union and Ottawa by the identical score 20-0. B a r s a n d Chevrons GI I Howe Co e Bars and Chevrons Are my buttons clean? Does my uniform need press ing? Must I shine my shoes? These thoughts often raced throuvh the minds of the commissioned and non commissioned ofl-icers who com posed me Bars and Chevrons club This club was or ganized for the purpose of giving South a better rank as a military organization. Carrying out this idea was their president Jim De Lonv- vice-president John Howe- secretary Nan Gilder- and sergeant-at-arms Don Cole- under the advisership of Corporal Frederick Fox. Special activities were the hayride and military ball which was held in the Armory this year. Gommeoen Grld r Del ong Awaiting Inspection R.O.T A Squad Attentronl This command was often heard by the many R O T C Reserve Officers Tram Ing Corps cadets who met three tlmes a week under the dlrectlon of Corporal Frederick Fox The boysllstened to lectures drilled and acted as hall guards durmg the lunch hour They also found this tralnmg not only mterestmg but very benef1c1al for future mllltary Ifallllllg ln the army XX ,.. 1 Inspectxon 2 On the march 'Sf'- 'W-. 3 C0rD0ral Frederick Fox 4 B leBaron E Gommesen V Yanderl eest B DeGood N Gllder J Schonwald F Wleland .MJZA l Q K: 1 . . .4 V. 1 1- o s, - w , I ' ' ' - 1 , 2 . J xt . xy . - 2 . had x H 2,573 . 'H Ai' 3 L - c r I, A A lx 94- f , 'F V , W Mm 1 W v Ai 4 ,- I v V , K, if . V. . . , , b, . V 7 - 1 x - 1 . , . , In addition to tfxelr regular actlvmes, the cadets held flav servlces durlng football and basketball games and mar hed at mllltary funerals On March 7 a memor al assembly was given lu honer o a former mstructbr, Sergeant Joseph Gabr dlel The Cadets also partxclpated ln the an mal fleld day and feder al mspectlon Hut2 3 2 Present arms 3 Sponsors on parade 4 N Fisher, W Steles B Wltter, F Watson 'VI Purrhase I UP ROT Basketball Followxng on the heels ofa successfull football season the South basketeers start ed off fast by takmg Creston the team that pre season spotters plcked to w1n the champlonshlp by a narrow margm 25-27 The South enders were entertained the next week by Holland Chnstxan The boys from the Clfy of wooden shoes took Grand Rapxds South to the tune of 718 36 Resumlng cxty league play the Tro1ans 22 21 The losmg plague hxt the Troyans agaln and they dropped the next two en counters w1th Chrlstlan and Ottawa by the close margms of .34-27 and 28 22 respectwely Snapplng out of a slump the Red and Blue aggregatlon trounced the lowly Hxll toppers 36 18 only to drop down to start the second semester wxth a thorough trouncmg admmlstered by the Creston Polar Bears 51 18 1 - 7 . . y . s l squeezed out a narrow win over Cathohc, Y - Y Y - Q The Red Hawks from the west sxde m vaded the South gym the followmg week and rang up a 43-32 vlctory The next two games were wlth out of town teams The South boys entertatned a fast and scrappy team from Fremont and had trouble be fore subdumg them 30-28 .lourneymg to Mamstee the northern school showed tts btg gln by defeatmg the Red and Blue 43-29 Wlth an all Jumor team the Patterson coached boys trxed to outsmart Cathohc but determmatlon bemg no match for the Cougars accuracy the Trojan succumed to a 34-42 defeat An lnsplred Hall Street team took the floor at South to meet the h1gh flymg EagleS from Chrlstxan From the outset of the game there was no doubt about IIS outcome The smoothness of the Trojan fwe wrought havoc wlth the Chrxstlamtes and thelr accurate shots brought the Eagles down to a 26 24 defeat hPt t e WB!! K Hnrxhbe g FB gstrom D Crampt 1 59235 fm. Pkud WDWtt W I' The mtoxlcatmg effect of vlctory seemed to stxck wlth the Red and Blue team be cause the followlng week lf promptly admmlstered a slmllar dose to the pal1ng Redskms at Ottawa It was a hxgh scorxng affalr with the game commg to rest at 42 40 No one could stop the mlghty Trojan basketeers now They completed cxty league competltxon the followmg week by defeatlng the Central Hxlltoppers 36 29 Though they won thelr last three games the Trojans wound up m a t1e for fourth and fnfth place The South I-hgh team entered the reglonal toumament at Burton gym the declded underdog havmg to play Umon to whom they lost tW1C6 durlng the season The Trojans were beh1nd 10-Z0 at the half tlme and Umon seemed headed for 1tS thxrd wm over South When the thlrd quarter opened the South enders ex ploded lxke a strmg of fxrecrackers pxlmg up 21 poxnts to Umon s 7 80 The Red Hawks were never ahle to OVLI come It and South won 39 36 The very next nxght they met Ottawa who had had one mght s rest Ottawa Jumped mto an early lead but was never very far ahead wlth the half tlme score at 9 13 1n Ottawa s favor The Troyans agaln came to llfe xn the second half stlckmg wlth the Indlans all the way and fmally tak1ng the lead m the flnal seconds 26-24 The South tossers took the floor agamst a rangy Holland qumtet at the Burton gym The Red and Blue Jumped off to an early lead 5 4 at the fll'St quarter The heated game contmued w1th the Dutch team takmg the lead at the half 19 14 In the second half the Hall Street boys trled hard to overcome the Flymg Dutchmen s lead The outcome of the game was m doubt unt1ll the fmal phases when Holland crept ahead to wln 4033 Although the Trojans d1dn t start off the season too good they fmlshed m a blaze of glory by talung, the Class A Reglonals RH rp FUR ...r V 2 nd. Team Basketball JNelson C Marsh M Hlrt!Cl',F P21 lento Coach Needham D Hondorp Mazzarellx H olwerda Muller Olson Dood Trembath Wtner Spnng G Sharp Coach Needham Burldcr of champions thats Coach George 'Nlccdham s approprxate trtle for 1945 Followmg plonshlp tht Sophomore Trolans went out to cop thc same tltle IU basketball They won 9 games and lost 4 losing to Catholrc twrce Ottawa once and Holland Chrlsuan once The rest of the teams became prey for thc smooth play worklng aggre gatlon from South The starting fue combined the speed of Ctcll Marsh and ack Nelson the height of Don llondorp and Frank Pellerlto and the stellar dtfensnc abxllty of Mel Hartger plus the accuracy of the whole team i . , . , v ' - l 1 i ' X A. ' ' E. ' B. V. B. . L. ' 1 - R. ' JW as . , .. M w .Y . Ti i ,A close on the heels of a second team football cham- ' I t , , , ' K Q I xl ' I n 9 K s A A ' , - . - 5 .f . 3, ' , J , , ' , , ' 7 ' l . Y A , . V A ' , A 82 Keepmg up w1th the rule of physxcal htness 'Vhss Ina Krumheuer and Mr Gall Patterson t nught thexr classes exercxses and sports vshtch kept the students in trim Besldes tcachmg classes sux Hours a day these two lnstructors also had extra currxcu lar actxvmes Miss Krumheuer mstructed the glrls nn the Arth ery club about the detalls of handhng and shootmg bows and arrows Through her guldance mms .1 bulls eye was made Mr Patterson s acttsxt es tn eluded the coachmg of the basketball and tenms teams Physical Educatio 1 Keeping fit Snappy game of badmmton l m r l Krumhc-ut . . 2. ' ,QL U, 'z exon . . I Ar . .... .., t . L Q . ' 2 ' , , . .. . 83 Archery Club 1 E Hammett, M Parkhursgj Watts,A Wall fmfr' It s a bull s ue, or rs II? lm mhlw lt wasn t hut the Glrl s Archery club hxl U1 no matter what the score was For the past frve years, the club has been du lflplflg an mterest In archery s a sport for amlt llfe and the mcrease ln members hrs utll proxed lts point I he gals met every Monday ws 1th Mlss Ina Krumheur to perfect thelr form and accuracy m arm Qompttmon xx as held a monvthe curls for the hu the tnumber of points ohtalntd with thirty arroxxsand an ards were gn en to each girl vx lm fulfilled the require ments of the Natlonal I-Imh School A Chery cempetltlve shootmg Acting as chief bow shoot r was Laurel Roden, score keeper anet jack on, and Betty Hart, treasurer 2. L. Luxlord L. Kronberg, D. Lyon Hilborn, D Huizenga 3 L Rodcn,J Jackon, B Hart Missl Knxmheuer 4.G. Lyn, R.Erickson, N. Ll Huis, I. Mac Drenton, L. Fifield M. Pavier Since South High began If has been me ambmon of every boy to become a member of the Varsity club Its purpose has been to promote better scholarship, and better co operative feeling among athletlcs To be come a member, a fellow must earn a major letter and go through a ngorous IIIUUIKIOD The annual dance, The Trogan Trot, was the bxg feature of the year The Cath ollc South assembly was also sponsored by thu club Meetings were held every Friday noon with Len Stormzand, presldent, bam Mit chell, secretary, Jxm Deremo treasurer, and John Bogema sergeant at arms We 'hf' fmlllnv xarsm Starung lettermen l Stormzand J Bog:-ma I Brady QI. le-han . Deremo . Varsity boys ars1ty u thletlc Managers The success of the sport s year depended greatly upon the student and faculty managers. They may truly be called the unsung heroes of the sports world. There was probably more work done by this small group than by any other one in the school. They saw that all the equipment was repaired and in good working order. This was a great factor in the success of' the Red and Blue teams in i944-45. The importance of these fellows was greatly realized and appreciated by coaches and team members. Hats off to the managers for a job we!! done! W Edwards B Stacey D Prolto D Burd 86 Buckham Schopmeyer PU' Harrington gurl- ' Lauber Tubbs Buckham Hamilton J Underwood De Wm Strong 3 N Tubbs D Crampton D Buckham 4 G Drummond D Drummond 81 Tennis Team fwlugq With but two boys returning from last vears tennis team Coach Pat Patterson began to bulld a tennis team that would glve a creditable account for xtself m the my league so that South s arhlenc teams might mass enough polnts to brmg the All Sports Trophy back to the home of the Trojans Pat opened the season wlth Wood Gordon Drummond and a new comer Dxck Crampton playmg singles and also Pdlflflg Dick Lauber with Bryce Hamilton and Duck Buckham with Nor man Tubbs to form a pair of strong doubles teams 1. D. N. , , W Q f D X e -zzezy .4 . B. ' A f . s s r ,l L: rhwls A fe' J. V' Q 2 V 4- W , ml . . 3 ' 1 D. ' A . FX: , . B. g -, v '51 . I ' KI I7 . l 4 , ' - 'X . . . . S . V , . X 9 u H I - I v 9 ' I , .Q , . . YQ,3-we.. gm. Getting ln condition about two weeks earlier than usual the Trojan Thmclads cashed m on March s balmy vseather With eight returnlng letter men from last year s squad and four joining from Tech Pop Churm began to mould a championship team The dashes were ably lilled by that dynamic duet Lehan and Krupp Max Baker dnd hls part ln the timber tops and was a strong contender throughout the season In the field uents Archie England earned the brunt of the load ln the h1gh jump and broad jump but was supported by Kent lzsbaugh and Floyd Bergstrom rn the shot put and Don Koep nick and Ray Blair m the pole vault 3-l? R'1u Cal Rykse m the 440 Wrlbur Beattie ID the 880 and Ken Harshberger ln the mrle were all accumu lated from Ttch The boys heeded the call for track and Mr Churm lS5ULd cvcry avarlablc piece of equrpment he had Thelr flrst meet was a practice one with Sparta Apnl 13 Clty competltlon opened the followmg week agamst Umon Thcy then met Ottawa Catholxc and Creston respectively The Trojans closed duo meet competrtlon against the Central Hllltoppers wlllh a well balanced team sparked by rndlvxdual stars the Trojans fared well ln the clty meet held at Houseman field May 18 and 19 Once agaln that veteran mentor Pop Churm hung up his cap on another successful season 89 3 The team opened league play Aprll 26 agalnst Catholnc The Hall Street apple tossers then met Creston last year s cham plons The remaining games with Umon Ottawa Christian and Central respectrvely were played on Souths diamond at Gar lield park Wxth the last baseball game the sprmg sports calendar drew to a close and wlth ll the end of another successful year rn the sports world for the Trojans of South gd' wrt, 'YJ Prospects for a baseball champnonshlp were unusually bnght when 51 fellows among whom were 10 lettermen answered Coach Brady s call on March 26 The team was bolstered by that veteran battery com posed of stalwart Stormy Stormzand and Sourkraut Switzer Rog Hondorp and Butch Gxammona both veterans assisted m the mfield while Bob Sack and Fred Plckard helped on the long ones Coach Brady cut hrs team down to 33 members for the season The Trojan mne lost thelr first practice game with Ottawa 7-4 They then played two more pracuce games with Chnsuan and Catholxc Mathematlcs Williams Renzema Dennis J Brady Dockeray O SCh0Pmeyer 3 R Hurley and class 2 E Mornse! 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-0. Although these are just simple digets combined with the ideas of Mr. Al- bert Einstein the shortcuts in solving mathematical problems have been brought about. Now with higher requirements made by the Armed Forces more emphasis has been put on higher mathematics. Some subjects such as trigo- nometry, solid geometry, algebra, have been stress- ed more this year than ever before. The students of South this year were fortunate in having as the greater mathematicians who include: the Misses Edith Dennis, Eva Dockeray, Evangeline Morrisey, Dorothy Renzema, Dorothy Vfilliams, Clara Yn- tema, and Mr. Gerald Bloem, Mr. jacob Brady, Mr. Rex I-lurley,'and Mr. Oscar Schopmcyer. ,fy .69 2 G Bloem Mowry F an denBout H Buclcham Mr Gerald Bloem Mr Harold Buckham M Ralph Mowry and Mr Franklin Vanden Bout did 3 splendid job this year in instructing, the overflow of students who were interested in such things as vsoocl work mechanical drawing machine shop and print n . Besides doing projects of their own in class the students did extra work for different clubs and or- ganizations in the school. Industrlal 1 Lending a help- ing hand Arts 93 3 Industrial pnnt ers fx Commercial 3 A shorthand class l A typing class 2 MrL Newton Mxss E Andrews Mr F Llnser Mr E Fisher The students that take any of the commerml subjects are preparmg themselves for a practical future fhese subjects wxll help them to get jobs and make a ln mg after they graduate from hugh The subjects that are taught tn the commercial department are commerclal law buslness arlthme tic shorthand typing and bookkeeping Miss Ethel Andrews teaches typmg whxle Mr Elxsha Fxsher and Mr Emmlt Wtnters have com mercxal law classes while Mr Lee Newton ts m charge of bookkeeping and business arlthmetxc F . P .v. . school. : . , . . - . , y . , . . Q . y . U A 3 . 1 . . 94 1 Who s side ire you onl 2 That s the ll! 3 The pretty junm Are you ln trouble Do you need help7 lf am Southlre was troubled by any dlffnculnes he had no med to worn for the comma-rcul lam smdenrs the crxme detectors were reads and vull mg to help amone The quallhed members were those srudLnn who through the commcrcml Lnvr classes became mter ested enough to dtscun the aubyeu ID more deutl Chxef hearers of the caaca were Lrrv Vanden berg judge Bexerly Powe-ra clerk and Gloria lacowom fee collector umm were Mr Fllsha Fisher and Nlr I-mmlr Wtnten C mmercial Law Club orlal TH WILL LlTTt.n NOTE NO? LONG REMEMBER RT 'KE 2:30 fERr BUT IT CAN NEVER V V' T' 'is' V Y Q 2' ' xt WH, T X Q it d1SPl3y IH thc front hall ltlllcd rn action ln Germany 90 7 Never m the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few The many of South High school attempted to show thur apprecnanon to the few by a most rmprtssrvc memorlal assembly IH November The stage was decorated with palms flowers and can delabra Speakers were Mr Henry B Mulder and the Reverend Daw 1d Lehr from the Church of the Desclplcs of Chrnst A candle was hghted xn honor of each South hero who had glven hrs llfe 1n World XX ar II Iamlllcs and frrends of Souths service men sent floral offerlngs whxch were placed on On March 9 the ROTC honored Sargeant oscph Gabcrdxcl thelr former mstructor who was 1 MYIE Esbaugh ra ra Mrs rs 2 Mn M Dutchcr Mm D Young Mn G Welmen Mn S Hauling: Vr' S Coryell Swnoun Baker F Stover Hendee Service where you are! This was the theme of the P.T.A, under the di- rection of Mrs. Gerrit Wflmers. Early in Novem- ber. the association held its annual Community Llinncr tu pmmutc undrrstuncling bctwucn p.irums .ind tcnchcts. Among thu urhur aciixitius wus the lfnunclurs' Day 'l4u.i. A mrd party uns liyltl in March to misc funds for the schuul .mtl to sponsor rhu Crump Fire Girls. Other ullicurs fur thu ycur marc Mrs. lluht-ti Solomon .md Mrs. lidxmrd Mnrcruft. mother situ prcsidcnlsg Mr, Minor Dulfhur, fruhur Niurjvrrsi- dcnn Miss Dorothy Young, teacher xicc-prcsidcmg Mrs, liugcnu Mc Mickcn. Currespunding sccrcmrig .ind Mrs. Simun lluslinga. lrcusurcr. I' 97 N4 Badcy 1 cnh: una' ji! Brummelcr .1 .. K R P. Campbell 1 1 th Grad Thc campaign for the clcction of junior ofiicers vs is carried on tht first semester lhose who cum out on top were Hob Spri president' Chuck XY'eaver vice- president' une Srip secretary' Maryfilys Vfiggers treisurer' Bill Holwerdi Chucl' Sherwood and Dick XY ilson student advisers' and Mr. Franklin Xunden Bout 'md Mr. George lNeetl'im fwculty advisers. The first project of the uniors was ll box social held Xlarch 9. It proved to he very successful. On April .ll they gave the 'annual - Hop under the supervision of Bruce Dutcher rhe appointed L'l'l.1ll'l'll'lI'I. ln May this class with the seniors put oxer the unior- henior Prom. u Vhat 5 K I' Hen an '7 an Divas 4' R .- Elsendurg ai Hxx Dekk i f-N vs U r,, IDo KJ Drummond Eckert 1' 4' 1 11 M h lmuxr s , . ' H- gw :H w.1f.- L IM-Am: , l,,,.... X I A ar , nr 4 'Ai lmdvgfh -.7x'-yu-ftlmr-r HAH-U I . ' .7 Q Q a A B. ixgri B. . A D' M an IP A 'iv '. 1 U' L- C WH. . , - 3 A- 2 1' 2 er 1 c. MD. B I K lm ' X ,,. an ? Aa 'ar 3 .5 J -A 4 . ,Km H IA A Al 1.A,, I r., g, XX f.:-aff 'IH L..-ui Xl, rgn., .' ff' ' W . ' , T355 13 ' 5 . ,Al Xl lw'1--'U' R Mm- 5' K, . F3 C. ,L XI, l-,f','- .l H 7 X H-' sy ,SV -v .Q I ' fs- - Q.: - 3 , f Ei f x .' 5 f 'f Lmu Y Ilmwl 1x.11,,I,-wzm .Mm N 'JV H-rw B. H-rf' ll ummm., H rn It Ihr H Hugby I Q- Lower Basm Street Boys Hur P King '. Krup ohne m HIT' lxux R. Kuhlmzm fx 1 Hrllldwklx l Houlxhan H 1 hnxnx Conversmg fu- B11 L K ulzc CN --s I. xl. D koi. . L www A. Kramer I m-lerm mn lrsnn xx c M I uxfurd ll N N1 attcson C Nh Gee Messrs Fever B 'X Xlorrow 4' l Xlcrrlll ll R xmvl 3 UIUC B Xlnxs 'H Xlulhkgn x Nahum Nun: mx .Mk ', Izlakn-v c l. Pratt ' ,.Recl B Reamr 4 H. Rims I.. Spring Again XY Sturm J Stlp secretary M Wlggcre treaxurer Mr F N .mdc n Bout, MrG Needham fanultx adueers C Weaverwluf presxdent RSpry pre nd nt D Wllbon Ami C She wud atudent advlsers nv I 5' Q 1 WH' 1 KP E Tex-mn-r , g mm' x ' iff--J ?: pm n U K lv m v Azu U' mme ' ' , :mly ,, , uv'x . . , . e -1 .Sax XVm' fr rn . , ,.: , g' - 1, ' ,U --Q! . - ' - , sm .nur- . 102 as A :Sv 1 I mx Xl lirmi-,r r Grad 10th av 's r'! i r u 1 It r D. Veenstra, vice-presidentg K. Huff treasurerg A P J Lehan, secretary, B.Olson, presidentg C. Marsh A In andB Nelson studentadvisers 103 .ffl lx ir mu I l nkn 1 v: Readers D1 gestxon rg L rpnrar L I 71 rx u ur . M. :nn ,fu -61 dr R - . vu Luc N Chvus Umm 1 lu . Janna 5 ' Dari mr.. ' , Hykslrn . . 3 Anuclo mlcrnzx '. Pm x. 'Ll RC YL qlrrlrngtl' .r- B . 'al mur ,. Mac 104 Plcrnim. 'U' 'K Pc Ln. 'S Nl 111.1 mmnn i il in x , man , 1 Q lx H Hdfrull . Hr lucnlai . ilweri: . miri' .ds . Howell 41 lg, Huff C. .icihs . Howziy i . Huwcn- . . ZH' 'YS P, johnson i.3..sf,-h N L. in-ue, eslini.i f s .lrwi , i rs-- M, Kelis O H in .i I 1 'nr i Boogie Beaters? City Slickers? Bugs Bunnies? VVhich do we wan! for class officers asked the dazzled sophomores. The chairman of this new class immediately collected dues and the uudenrs sold paddle pops and sponsored dances. Committee chairmen were Barbara Baker, Jane! Watts, and Don Vollette. From all appearance, South can proudly claim a rising sophomore class which has thoroughly proved the saying, Well begun, is half done, ' :med Mr. Harold K. Buckham the adviser L 'F ll. In hnnuhf ,X What'S all the racket? dl 13.5 X1 xn tu Lunch 's l...-........ Xlx Xlu n X 'K X K lx is 106 Nh kin TU' H Urn L' I ll!.l llI1U1 ,.. I I 1 cents please' X links RIIILI L if k ,S:1 Sch: ljen Q . A' is Demerxt Boys v 'Vhf Switzer JL 1 I Yu Lori lc rw lru s Xrulxnd N rw L N K ' mn -L Xu 5 Xgmmx - VK Ado X KH D xx me l XX .xhers XX 'uhm NJ- , u R. 1 Q ,, if ' -9 , 1:-' 'f' ,. .rl lx I M x . -.lv IN N 7. 11- Y , - I-I lf B. .VHJ-gf I I A N.'I'ul1hs C, Y.m :Xllhurg L y'nmjl,. ygfgdl. KA X in Ji wi 'U DV vim D I cn I nl V-In N , . Rv ' .3 P, Lux l'n:H'n,1mrll .ij ll, Yum .2 ml Q. '..,, D4 X-Wm,m I. ' , 3 Q W .7 . , . Q 9 J' vk ' X, Y: ,, , 'Q r- 5 N '- , L' 'A Y: F- -4 , A ' i 108 W xrrinn G F-wrdw Q' C Tasma B Irgnxlwuh A humble D Warren X X N lx XXIHYI ' 1 1 Q 'E 9th Grad av X I D Ii nm Ir! -or v xll l Iuux 4.- Delxcate Damsel ir 'J 2- . 'A Q Q4-l,,,T I I I ,mf Il xx1...I+: -L--32:7 I4 Ix. 4- ,I ID xxu,.,1,- IV N Iv m,,,f.,i.a ' , ' mg 4-v I xv.-.1.. Ii. NN N, xx X1,XN:I---I 1. NWN ul. xxwzlmv. ' y Wm, .,.. ' --, A -. V 1. .. 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N4-K I xn I3 km-:.uvx 9 -I . .lruhu , u 1 fxx e -.. 1 'il lhx x .45 av Mex 113513, 4 I'he nrnth grade class was honored by 1 dmee cllled the freshles Lrxnherry Caper pu! on by the jumur Student Counerl Ihe xear, 45 xxas evtremely ex crrmg for them srnee they vxere illuxxed to ehoae lhelr oxxn sub jects and teachers for the firsr time The freshmen had their ETSI taste of sports :hrs XLAI' Gorng our for second te im fourbxll xx as 1 real thrill and the nmth grade hxsketball team Look rhrrd plaee nn the CII, compeunon A big treat ln becoming A fresh man xx lb the prlxllege of pxrucr pmng rn borne of the senior hugh V fl R De Prrux IIC 8 i -s Av 4 .Q all Q3 y.,- Q 4' on '1 IF' nn-.r :vu X I k su fw- I'l li. Mating-f Q' 111 u, X I. Wal K Xlur-nh X1.Nly.1.mi 4' Cf 1 af' A D. N lrkurf-nn Three Musketeers S' th ans 4 B. Parks, L VL X Lrgr-.1 n I' v X R. The Whxstle Blew 1 x K rw v' x L r 1 N K D XS ell X L R Alvarez l Bain fl! th Grad L Xmh gil! XXN A-N 5 Abernathy 'v Ahghxre Alke Allrn ff!!! 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' 1 U l 4 eloc The fr-cond year of yunror hrgh uhf ul was very excmnv for the evvhth Urwders The emdenre crurluerl emhuslaenrally an that sorre dw they xx ould become leaders of qouth Farly m the sprmrr these studenm plan ned thexr fnur year prngrame with the aid of 'Xlm Xlarjwrxe gheparcl gurdnnce dl rector flu-x took A mayor part ln the ac YHIIICS Qpunmresl lu junlor hwh Clubs Such ae Red Lrnss council and umor Student Lounul Barb ra Hanihle was general nhalrman of the April Junior hugh danu: ch.nrnwn of the gunxor hugh stamp com mme:- R islam rm ll' hm il av B Corkms C'-'fum Dam' 1- V 1 . fi A 5 . , ' '- K , , J . and Lois lleenan and Lois Bouters were wr ll I . :Q 1 ff. l' s A ' if 1 , A - 1- - za- ' ' A. ' .3 P , I f, D. n ' lluu x VY K rx as mqp H Hux L w CV xx H Ch i er Tv Gvrber l? k-zeorql K Gxbbs B Gogh fb ,xl un S' C 5' 3 Q. r ii I mL kugurm Nklx. , XA K 'Z '7 Eaves dropper' X Hall the Comm mdv 1 L r m Chief an X1 u r L Q5 Y' x3 'B Harem -ffl VPU' HELP OTHER PEOPLE AI' All. 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Ymmn H. Yvnlrcr . L '. KVA.: 5 ' nn IU' k, .Q R un, 1 Book 5 ibm ue Abbott Andrrion .1 :rr f-Q. IM. K Amr .5 D Anslnrnx R And:-r an T F Halal: 1 X Builn Y BYYTA 11 I n1Lrr R Raldx ln '45 R, Phfkin F. lair C.. Bowkamp Da Brown ' . Brown S. Bowers ' ll! AS. B01 n v A X S Blglul! U. Uuggx E. Brewner . , Brown X N V, Hhltu n, Rl Borgmun y Xhnrcr-. lm ul I IVR fmplgzr LK it E. Bright l. lump ,-X 1 X. I. lun ou R. Carlson - D . Cultol Carpenter I cnc P Clark M Lulhcr Getting Board I llilh Cv 1 Culhgau 'Av I l rf X Divx: De bran ur 15 ,. Soakmg up Sun rl! nw T Dunn j Dyct G 'Du-prnh ur 1 Dvfv D1 Pun: H Dr C ratf D lvu s Duran '24 Dnwwn D Elben xlrm D F4121 Ir Aw 'S Elin 9 Pthcndgc I Fowl! M Freedman H9 S Fehrlcu org: An f f 0 J C ormm lhnwhue XV -X I FH-.rs Hrmnz H1 n H xghv H Hou I HUM jfx 5 4 ,f-kb, L :Ljohnsuu Iohpmn 0 urdn n , 47 P. Hr cr Hunter L F. -Vzgnqsfmn H Hxdr X! J. johnnon K ICX J -- K.. lohnnon 1 Hun 'ul Kyuer 'I LL Kelly , Lf. Kingsley H. Kon 1mdvL Cast your The seventh gnden participated ln thf :ctlvmes of South although they were not very famlllar with the program of the s chool Some of the hrghest standards of bonds selhng dunng the Sixth War Loan drlve were held by the seventh graders John Mulder earned the tltle of Com mander rn-chref by selling S10 000 worth of bonds The nf-xt highest tltlel were al so awarded to this grade These students were hard workers and showed a strong desire to further South Hugh interests sand Mlss Dorothy Young, one ofthe seventh grade teachers N14 D1 :H L1 ugcvliv -X Yvfunltrg A king, Mi' F f Mllr as -I J Muronrx i i Z9 dl I Palanol 1 1 Q- an Q C 5:1110 X I' us tv I 1 31 bnuth Q I 'Wnydff 5!mlu1 N K If lb U Niro mx r U Yu or s S I rr up J mdr NV:-rn i yuderpyy' 4 Wan llrnne C Wgdg Wcllbeiovrd B- Wr-lmfffqu-. D w,,, 'll L. Whitfomb F W lhamn 7 'Nfl U Nnmrman W- 7 Mmorv R 1 utfchuxtt 8 ,-no I 'Vi Fhouul l,N 4 2 gg 5:: :: -. ' !'n u Q3 3? ll -1 :: :ZW fl. f . ap Q ': :lg- I ' 1 , F' in 's .uv ., A r' 35 9' A' The Thinker i?:F31a niglo?i g 122 . Qupqnwll' f ' f X f i W' af as bi? 0 . f .bam . W. 56 1' ww f' ,-'55 H! I J amtors May we borrow a ladder? Somethmg s wrong with the drmkmg fountain or the thlrd floor These and other varled expresslons were heard by the jamtors as they went about their daily job of keeping South ln trlm shape from dav to day They were kept busy from mornmrr txll night at vartou Jobs rangmg from moppmv f'oors and cleaning blackboardu to runnmg the elevator The group was headed by Mr Smith who has ably fxlled this posmon for many years DCSDIIC the fact that they w re short hand d they lcep the bu ld nJ tn tlp top shape 1 Mr Smith 2 Cleanmg up . Resting 124 These are the unsung heroes of the Spectra The prrrters the photographs rs Mr Vande-nBout and Mr Mowry The boys ln the pnnt shop dld a monot onoue arduous task m pnntmg up moat of the copv ln this hook They devot d manv of their study hall perxodc and even came after school numerous ttmea to fum h rhexr Job Despx e fl m and flash bulb shortrres the ohotov raphrrb managed to get most of the pncrures taken OD flmt Last but not least of out mo were Mr Vanden Bout and Mr Mowry Mr Vanden Bout gate us invaluable advlce on our prmtlng Mr Mowrv gen erously offered his aervnces when we were without a business manager and did an excellent Job handling ou! iffalri . Ph otograph ers . Nlr. Vanden Bout Mr. Mowrx' . 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