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

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li s ks ,et fs' ss X A K ., QIQE? 0 f . 3 ! llenry Mulder George Needham Lee Newton Josephine Peterson Paul Peterson Lucy Reed Ernest Richmond Oscar Schopmeyer Miss Kirby, Miss Demmon, Mr. Bloem in office Miss Phyllis llaskins hecame eo-sponsor ol the Inter- inetliate Y-Teens in her lirst year. She is a lover ol music, sports, anti art. Mr. Oscar Scliopineyefs interest is heltl hy entertaining his two grand ehiltlren. Mr. George Needham, tlireetor of the Varsity fluh, finals time for hunting and fishing hesules coaching our loothall team. junior Class advisor, Mr. Ykehh Marris, claims the Hinahiliry to hntl a parking place is his pet peeve. Miss -lean Yonkers spends much ol' her time tloing emhroitlery work outside of school. The Senior Y-Teens anal the Senior Student Council were headed this yenr hy Miss 'l'helina -lensen. Mr. .laeoh Brady, assistant Y-oothall anal hasehall roach was, also, Senior Class atlvisor. FOREIGN LANGUAGES A'l l'RAC'l' MANY Miss -Iosephine Peterson, whose tliversions are hooks antl paintings, teaches lfreneh at South. Miss l.aura Vkilson eo-s ionsor of the l,atin fluh is xi . . v ' gartlener in her leisure hours. , , , . , . . lhe lNational Honor Society was taken over hy Miss Clara Ynteina, who is, also, the eo-sponsor ol the l.atin fluh,

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s. N Wflllli it Zelda MacNaughton Webb Marris Wayne Martin Ina McNeal Jean Meulendyke Margaret Miller Laura Moore Ralph Mowry master craftsman in the Kent Cuunty arts and skills plastic tlivisiun of the Ameriean Red Cross. Nliss lfstlier lliumasma, a modern Diana, engages in agrarian pursuits and is interested in writing and collecting anything with a swan motif. She advised the Quill and Serull, Spectra, and was eu-sponsor of the junior Student C-Ullllfll. GIRLS TRAIN FOR HOMHMAKING Miss l.aura Moore spends her free time in rugfmaking and eulleeting antique, China and glass furniture. The ealeteria was her charge. The uniur Red Cross was sponsored hy Miss Sue Gross whuse pet peeve is diseourteous students. Mrs. Kathrine Garlmw spends her leisure hours in spurts, reading, and music. Miss janet Dodge, Co-sponsor of the Camera Club and .Iuniur Class advisor, dislikes the New Look, but she dues like sports and preparing food. l U'I'URl'l lflNS'I'l'llNS INSPIRED The mathematics department was headed by Miss Pfdith Dennis who is a gardener in her spare time. l.a7y students is the pet peeve nf Mr. David Clarworthy whose avneatinns are swimming and radio work. Miss VanTatenhove counselling

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Na, 'Q i 'T A ,F W . Marjorie Shepard Ruth Stokoe Donald Schriemer Ruth Steglich Reading, sewing, and knitting are interests of Miss lileanor Skvtt, Spanish teacher. STUDENTS DISPLAY ARTISTIC SKILLS IN ART Miss Helen Williams, aside from teaching, directs all the art work in the senior play. Miss Knthrine lfmery spends much time reading, writing, and listening to records. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT DI+IVIil,OPS BUSINESS INTERESTS Miss Idah Willison collects handkerchiefs and heads the Commercial Club. Carry women is the pet peeve of Miss Margaret Miller, director ofthe Retail Selling Club. Her avocation is col- lecting China shoes. Mr. Roy LeValley's interests are travel, sports, and gardening. Miss lithel Andrews is a gardener and a fan for concerts and the theatre. Mr. lilshia Fisher is interested in growing flowers and farming. He directed the Commercial Law Club. Alfred Sirrine Eleanore Skutt Esther Thomasma Samuel Upton Mrs. Garbow, Mrs. Halloran noticing notices