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

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i vt 3 t s l E ,Q .QR Olivia Dc mmon Edith Dennis Janet Dodge Kathreen Emery I Iisha liislur lx ltherlne Garhow Eleanor Gorman Sue Gross year Session Room 135 was named Churm Hall in his honor. Miss Zelda Mac Naughton has many diversions which include needlepoint and collecting Chinese figurines. She is active in Visual lfducation and the School VVoinen's Clulv. Miss llelen Mac l,ennan helongs to the l,eague ol XYonien Voters and enjoys gardening, SCllfNCl'l MARCHIQS ON Mr. Alfred Sirrine 'does electrical radio work when not teaching. Although time goes too last for him, he has time lor fishing. The sponsoring of' the Girls' Bowling Clulm was taken over hy Miss Ulivia llemmon whose hohlnes are howling, cerniics and outdoor sports. Mr. Martin Knoll finds time outside of school for foot- lxall and fishing. Singing Commercials are the pet Peeves of Mr, Henry Mulder, director ut the Audio Visual Aids Cluh, who is very interested in the Boy Scouts. Housekeeping, sports, and travel are avocations of Mrs. Betty Zylnian, lnology teacher. Miss -lean lNluelendyk, co-sponsor of the Cainera Clulm, has numerous diversions some of which are collecting wooden shoes and drawing. The holwlvies of Miss Ruth Stokoe, co-sponsor of the Qaniera Cluh, are music and gardening.

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A we Ethel Andrews Leah Baldwin Gerald Bloem Jacob Brady Percy I.. Churm David Clatworthy Nlargaruite Grossman Lela Davenport HISTORY ON THE MARCH Students who waste time, that is the pet peeve ol. Miss l.ou Wilson, head ol' the History Department, Miss Mary Young, newcomer to South, finds time for holilnes which include music, riding, and reading, and she was co-sponsor ot the Camera Qluli. hlr. Donald Schriemer coaeheil the tennis team, second team liasketltall, and toothall, and sponsored the HIAY, Senior Class, and Yeteran's Cluh. ln spite ot all his activities he hnds time for hunting and hshing. Sports and raising fancy pigeons are avocations of Mr. l'aul Peterson, who in his tirst year at South became assistant athletic manager. Mt. -lerry Paulson assumed the duties of sponsoring the Boys' Bowling eluli. His diversions are reading and athletics while his special interest is his year old daughter. Golf and outlioard motors are avocations of Mr. Samuel l'pton who had the task of advising the Senior Student Council. hliss Dorothy l.ong is especially interested in movies, hooks, and mnsie. ller pet peeve is alarm clocks. Gardening is the interest of Mr. Wayne Martin who is also an ardent sports fan. Mr. Percy tpopl Churm was head ofthe Home Room Council, Senior Class, and Varsity Club. He coached the track team and is active tn various Masonic hodies. This --alll. I l. . Miss Thomasma and Miss Kollenberg Relaxing

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5 ,lv 3 Noreen Ilalloran Harriet Ilartesvelt Phyllis llaskin Phyllis llc-witt Marcella Hutchinson Thelma Jensen Naida Kirby Martin Knoll RHYTHM HAS Cl lAR M Miss Hessie l,intlley is kept liusi' with her work in unior qinll Senior Mixerl Chorus, Girls' Ulee Cluli :intl with the cheer lt-:nit-rs, hut she rain sometimes final El little time for fishing. Mr. Glenn Litton hats ai very liusy life working with the sfhool lninnl :intl orcliestrai, the Urnncl Rzipitls Symphony :intl thu Kiiickerliovker Urfliestrn. Despite :ill ot' this, he spemls much time with his snizill son. BOYS PLAN FOR AN INCOME Mr. lfrnnlslin Yaimleii Bout, printing tencher, is zictive in rliorgil work Quill, iilso, :issists rhe 'l :ittler Stull. Reckless rlrivers are his pet peeves. Mr. Gurnlil llloeni, woodworking teacher, hats ai tre- niemlous bioh ns qirlih-rn' niainnger, Varsity Cluli :incl l'sliei's' Cluli ziilvisor. l'liotoi1raiplii' is the zivocaition ol' Mr. Ralph hlowry, tenclier ot niqicliine shop nnll :ulvisor to the husiness mainzigers ot the Spectra. Disuourteous people is his pct pecve. Nr. lfrnest Riulinioinl, IllCCll1llllL'lll llrziwing teacher, fintls iliversion in flying, sports, zunl music. He is the prounl possessor ot' ai pilot's license. The Bihle Cluh zinll Boys' :Xrflierv Cluh were alirectetl hy him. Mr, Richmond and Mrs, Crossnian at office