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

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ii F. Mac Lennon, Vice-Presidentg J. johnson, Presidentg M. jenkins, Secretary. . Enthusiastic Juniors make year a success . . Gosling and N. Sedlcbauer, Co-Chairmen of J-Hop The junior Class began its last year as lowly underclassmen by electing Jack Johnson to lead the meetings as presidentg Frances McLennen ably assisted him as vice-presidentg Marilyn jenkins served as class scribeg and Nancy Wierenga coped with all the money problems. Pat Richter and jim Sack offered their sage advice to the class while Mr. and Mrs. Upton and Mr. Sirrine give them wise and helpful assistance. Fudge sales seemed to be the fashion for making money at South this year, and the Juniors were not to be outdone. The girls got together to make the fudge, and the boys snared willing customers in the halls at noon and after school. A share of the money collected by the class was spent in buying a first-aid kit to donate to the school Red Cross chest. Early in November the long awaited day came. The juniors received their class rings. The annual class Christmas party, aptly named The junior Jingle , was held late in December with Mr. Sirrine playing a convincing Santa Claus. Everyone brought comedy gifts to exchangeg every- thing from corn cob pipes to squirt guns appeared in Santa's pack. In January, the juniors sponsored