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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1952 volume:

PECTR voLuME xxxv 425 Published by SOUTH HIGH SCHOGL Grand Rapids Mchngan SUM :Q ff 9 X '41,- Q N, , . 1 ,5 WH! 'Za K 5 ,f X J ,X 'C nssnix , I 'fx 'Q a'aR'ir4 if 1, K Q I Il ,.. l!.'ll ...q-gv-' ff' I il S f L Mi? Table of Contents Dedication ...... Faculty . . . Seniors . . . . . Underclassmen . . . Organizations . . . . Athletics . . . . . Senior Directory .... Advertisements 4,11 ' Q S Ox l,...9 55? 5 ,.. 1 1' X ff 54.11 We affectionately dedicate our I952 Spectra to you Mr Schopmeyer and Mr Newton for your constant Interest In our actlvltles and plans. 5 5 '1 0 SJ IXV11 Q Q . af I Ii 4 X ill' . fl, ,ii NX H' --- ' N 'i F9 . .J , 9-. , A l I . Q . O ob Art olo cw 3am 5' N19-f 'Ni ...4 SHERMAN CoRx ELL PI'lI'1Clp3l NI A 'xlks jonxsox Nlls XLLEN md 'Xhss OI ox tmfl 14, their othct duttes 1ne Soutn 1-ugn Iaculty nas many tnlngs or yxn1cn to be proud thls year a nexx ty pe of yunror lllgll cur rlculum student goxernment, and an up and comlng faculty OI'g3I1l7'1l1OI1 The fused program a recent addltxon to South IS deslgnecl to brxdge the gap the students must cross from elementary school to hlgh school It began tts hrst year at South thts y ear and at the present t1me 1ncludes only the sex enth Urade It IS unlllte the senior hlgh as far as the arrangement of subjects and hours In hwh school the subxects are taught by hours The end result of th1s method IS that the nexx students some tlmes don t connect the dlfferent subtects The fused program mal-.es It posslble for the teachers to haxe a class txxo hours m a roxx and teach txyo subyects together as lf they xyere one The study per1ods are xxlthm the class hours, and there 15 httle home xxork A student has on the ax erage of four to 'ix e teachers a day South has Hxe teachers xx l'11Cl1 are spectfically emplox ed for this program These teachers haxe the Hxe sex enth grade sesslon rooms The regular hwh school teachers also teach some subjects to tmrsh out the fused pro gram 'Ihe program 15 st1ll IH thc experlmental stave but has spread qUlClxlN throughout cltx schools Outsrde of the students, fexx people haxe heard about the faculty sponsored student gox erned study' halls 2 , .JW 3 at N T M i.w1f-- . 1 , . 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I . 4 U 'Y je --1:-i BTARJORIF SHFPARD Xsslsttnt PI'1IlC1lHl NI X The plan has worked well 1n the past, and lt was Con t1nued thls xeur At the beffmnmg of ex erw semester students ire tsked to xolunteer for the Job of studyhall momtors Students must be elther jumors or semors and must mfuntnn 1 C tx er Lge The program IS OI'g'IIll7Cl'l hx the student counul Another 0I'U'1I1l721ll0I1 wluch has been brought to llght this xeir IS South s Facultx Qouncll It 15 1n 1tS th1rd year at South 'md 15 the hrst to CXlSt IH the cm lt 1I'lCll1ClC9 ill emplox ees of the Board of Fducatlon fat South Hwh ll1CPI'1I1C1p'1l clerks facultx and all msmtamenct workers The purpose of the 0I'g'1I'l1l'1llOD IS to 1I'OI1 out problems XXl1lCl1 arlse Ill the school durmv the xeir Somet1mes the councll works out these problems 'ltselt and 'tt other tlmes It refers down tow n to the Board s Xdmxmstratwe Lounctl Nleetmgs are held once ex erx month km member ot the orvam zatlon max brmv problems betore the counc1l If the counc1l feels the students should haxe a xoxce 1n a problem, thex mute the student councll to s1t IH on the meetmv The councll IS made up ot a chalrman, secretarx, and a steerlng commntee The councll elects new ohicers ex en xear Th1s xear Xllss Long serxed as chanman and NI1sS Xhhson as secretary There are four members who make up the steerrng comm1ttee LX .4..d Nirss BALDWIN and NIRs Ht rcmsox readw Our Llbflm books for use r V , . 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The prom is the higuest rlanfe H nK.n1,,rmt' H ef-Um lwgml for the l1f15'S' Llym was of the year anrl following it on the same night, the-re , I dutpied fm' were several parties that all the kills attenrlell n-.izile Yalentines llay hrought the usual party anfl also t later arriving home in the wee hours of the morning. the crowning of the Vlass Sweetheart who was janet fxllw U YC'-'f 'MFE 1 Nfl lilml' lllff lummil l 'ml lm Y. . . - - . ,'.,- ' - ' .WN -u. 'Q g - Ixtnrly. Sanflra fiuthurtecollalioraterl with Larry Maile lm llwb I mml T lllf 'ld -ul f-- lylll lim! chm- to write the class son! anrl .Xl Huff was thairrnan of mCml'mf'lll- In HWY EMWIN l4Wl11't' Wlllt f'li1SS ff1l'tl'e4l the MIMO C-Ommiucc. tossels on their caps. each senior went torth to accept , , his rliploma. In May the senior girls put on the annual Ilarnsel Y I I A E k I 1 U - - V A k'1QtlCiL'.'lll'll Il'.'f,N'Il lZ 1-. Drag which turned out to he a great event. Following H M ,N 5 ll L X L lm 'Nl HW dlflu ml H ,. . 1 . . Ihey will nieet many challenges no'.'.' anfl these rhals the Drag came l lass Ihay antl t.ie lfllfllllfllllll revue ' . '. ' . . . . ' . . . lengt-s will he met with open nnnfls, open eyes, anrl in which all the grarluating seniors participaterl. lion 4 H - - . . ' . . M I Q 1 , I P , A XI, open hearts. Ihis is possilile lietause ot the training A 'Jmfll wht l'Urm'm lm' ml l l N 'lswlildllli ln ' 155 they have l'Clil'lX'i'fl in the past six years in etlutation Hmmm' 11 lumwl ul U, lm 21 WCM SUM Cf ancl only through erlucation tan these tasks he at t oin- 'I'hen canie the annual junior-Senior l'rom in which plishetl. fioorl luckf Row 1-Jayne Anrlerson. -leanne Simon. Donna Ripley. Pat Richter. Row 2-Bill Paulus. Sue jolivette. Mary Yanrlerwen. Marilyn Blollo. Row 3-.Xl Hutt, Nlartin liloorn. Marilyn jenkins. Row 4 Stan Sager. Don Morrow. 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Qc, A 'ha Janette VN illiimson Richird Wilterdink Kathleen Wynaldq v .Q .x Gordon Young Gerald Youngblood 38 CLASS Some OF 52 H0616 JVMIJRA Garmvff 31,403 gggpy ,y,4 Lf ,f4,yp , 6- ,Mr SI 7 5 .-:,-:.-fr: :: Fllf H- .1 ' ' '- rs r was ::::r::':E.EI.. .., ...,.... -- is U F-ID' I -A D bl7'll-A Id Q 7 V48 35 T l 'I'f'l1 -IF? 71 RIT Me ff? Cfdffd' of 5,2 ng ,fgpfgr ffay fit' F7140 7,-'Of f!!6e Kaya! fa our .School and naw cammencemenf day Our' fhoayhfd' rw!! always' 66 offou The fr enef: weve rn J f6r .wx .rlroff years Wff4ll1 your walls I0 01.1 C7744 m ffafl We ve .rfud1eJ :mf W-'Med fA your buffy We ff cf, frvsly all our days We 6u IJ our ho PJ on You Tlyp,-g Wil afgyayy 3-A np 4 !75f Jtar Soufh Hyh School from our Cofors nfllff' 4 cf Avlffe 75 ja afe 1460 frmor C'!a.s.r of 52 0,4 V! 51 o rnvurf 39 ' , . . . ' Q A' ' ' :Sri ' :: lg, E' E J I ,rl 5 I I Q .I 3 3 k, is - I A I Q . I: I 1' Ei ' l P- 1 I A a gs' I 3 ' gr l 'EFL JL, il if 8. .. 'Q - I 2 I. . . 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NC' 'U I X J junmorothccr Nl Vkmlylcs NI Bullls Cooper -X Lac andj Duncan The energy of the junror Class of 32 has made thrs a successful year The class got an early start th1s year and elected IIS ofT1cers Presrdmg rn oflice yy ere ack Looper as presldent, Art Lee as y1ce presrdent, Marcra Bullls as secretary 1m Duncan as treasurer yylth Marllyn Vlrnkles as socral chaxrman and barl Fmton Ron Look, and Mlke Fox actxng as student adyrsers The faculty adylsers yyere Mr and Mrs Lpton All of them haye proyed to be yyorthy of holdmg OHTC6 and takmg part m carrymg out the1r act1y1t1es A comblned yyemer roast and toboggan party yy as one of thelr many act1y1t1es and took place at Johnson Thls sport eyent turned out to be a yyham of a success They also had many successful Spud Nut sales yy h1ch seem to be qu1te a fad th1s year The junlors voted for the sty le of class rmgs yyrth good taste, and chose a style that proy ed fay orable to the mayorrty of the class One of the most rmportant features of therr yunror year yy as sponsorrng the annual Hop yy h1ch turned out to be the blggest success of all their act1y1t1es combrned 'Ihe class proudly presented the1r kmg yy ho yyas hand some Paul Cochlan and pretty Marcra Bulhss yy ho hlled the roy al seat yy1th aplomb Therr court COI1SlStCCl of Bob Ixuehne oe Leonardo, Llsle Lolhgan and Pegoy Leak Class t J r , . , ,, . , . , , ' rt- as ' , . . . . . , - . 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Y 17:1 T hx V 1 F A Tlmmer 1I10I1llJIx1IIb Ix vu ran Traxler 5 fx in . w-ff l'tur0, . Vande Bunic. . Vanclcrlindc. G. NTIIKICTXYCYI, IJ. VanDykc J. 49 'L 'C' R Inrln I5 Reu R dnwdl j Ross N tv SFIIIIII Qmlth H rv mgcr S Swanson B fu. , 1 I 114 Ihonmpxon av' I 5 TurQI.ex L nricru ood S S . V'mHovnn, I., VanHuizen. B f 1.- 5' xf' 4'l Nan Smulllnhnn X U1 Suulum XamHol R Y latch 'NI L ner 'Q vw Qcvf XX ul xxlllllI'I1N VN llI6I'dlI11x XX 1nLelQ 'Nl XX mln r NX uhlmrd KN wwdv N lx f-N E U U T H f X Url! xRl9I1lI' XX ellhelm cd IJ A... X11 Vkxman B Young j l1ch:1r1.1Q S Landstra .I Nir Peterxonl hlxtorx clav chartered a bus for thu 'South Lanxmg game 50 ,af - A -' ,, ' 3. 1 X Q! my 05 ,A N W ' - I K , 'Q ' x , X- I K ' ' - Y u Y f l 'X - I I f 2 ' A mf. 'z .' ' '.-I ' '. . ,A. Wu'-.R, Y' .IJ. ' f ' . . 4 5 -Q , A ' 4 ' ,f K 4- : 'JS fu A 'I Sf xgla I .N i' L. j ,. A h ' R 4 ' X Wulf, .Um . N ..I. 'a A. ' '.,l. 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Mv My Lx-I 'B' Ang xr uf' .J Sophomore officers D VanG1mcrt B VanDcrVos M Turncr 'md B Dursum The sophomore class st rrted a bang up year mth vigorous election campalgnlng the results of w hlch yy ere presldent Blll Dursum VICC presldent Dlck Yan Cnmert secretary Marlanne Turner treasurer Bea XanDerBos soual chalrman Frank Bulgerella, and student 3.ClN1SOYS, D ue Ixlrby and Manly n X an Prooven The sophomores proceeded to hold mass meetmgs smce about four hundred attended The hrst project xy as to obtaln membcrshlp cards and supply eyery sophomore wlth one Many sales were held IH the halls to ralse money xyhlch filled thelr purse In Aprll the Bunny Bounce was held and COI1SIClCI'CCl successful hy all who attended Other dances were held ln league mth the junlor class dlllO the Sox lrot To round out the year a beach combers party was planned 'md the sophomores trudged on throuvh the sands of tlme to become jumors op glfl txllx you for c 1 s Lllctxon Xhtchc hhlllfl was succl ful for thr Sophs Ns 9'1 4 Sophomore Class 5I . k . 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'Cx ' g : f fly K I Xa .if X. , - x nf' K ' ' ' , 4' 4 '71- T f ,sf ai lmiqi' 11 1 , , K HJQ ig' .gf-e I f i '1 3 -LL., ' gqgiifnztq N...-v 44.11 4 A. 3, If -GY f ,MM J .. 1 Ixxkli-'?: Row 1 L Church B Patterson I ltilx Ihitl P Borgman X Clemens. RowZ-R. Cook,S. Knight,B. Corsey, Riptlx -Xndtrson Simon M Zcldam, B. Winters. This year the very Capable otlieers were jim Sack, presidentg Doug Hagen, vice- presidentg Shirley Gosling, secretary: and Donna Ripley. treasurer. The advisers were Miss Lucy Reed and Mr, Alfred Sirrine. The council purchased tulip bulbs to decorate the north lawn and sponsored an all-school train excursion to Benton Harbor. L'nfortunately, the hard winter weather Caused Cancellation of the trip. At football games members sold tlowers tied with ribbons in the competing sc'hool's colors as a money-making project. Under Mr. Sirrine's supervision, red ribbons printed in blue with S-H-S, were sold during the day to build up school spirit. ln Mareh. delegates. taceompanied by Miss Reed,l were sent to the Region Four Student Vounril Assorizition Convention at North Muskegon. The rouneil year ended in june with hot weather and heated campaigns for next 5-ear's otliees. Senior Student Council Home Room Council This organization is set up for the sole purpose of keeping the senior class a lively one. It is made up of committees for differ- ent purposes, such as decorating, service, citizenship, as well as others. We have had parties to celebrate the special occasions at Vhristmas, Valentines Day. and St. Pat- rick's Day. The Home Room Vouncil is responsible for the class pins some of the students are wearing. The club has worked hand in hand with l'op to make your last year at South 3 happy, enjoyable one. The Committees have worked their hardest and did the best they could for all of the seniors. Our class of 1052 will not be together much longer, so on behalf of the Home Room Council we would like to wish all the seniors good lucl-1 in future years. 156 E Otiicers take time out for a ride. E. Dykhuis, T. Curtiss P. Richter, F. Mac Lennen. Row l-B. Masterson, B. Paulus, L. Church, L. Madox, L. Tibble, and Mr. Churm. I fl JG fl ,QS 'F' C? Honor Society After tlit- orgztnimttion of tlic Honor Soon-ty its at tluli. tlit- mann oliicrt was tlit- fztll lllfluikllflll vt-rcrnony in wliivli c-iglitccn seniors wlio mot tlit- Spf-ritic-rl qtizilitivtttioris in scliolztrslinm. lCllflL'TSlllIl, st-rvict-, :intl cjlittrttctcr wcrc llflHllllCfl into tlit- society. This your tlie Honor Sofia-ty cnflcztvorcfl to get more information about tlic various KxfJllCQCS.ffJT'lllCLlSCfPfll1L'SCIllfJI'51lI1flfJlllCl' mt-mlicrs of tlit- stnflt-nt lnofly. lfztrli moni- lit-r was ztssignt-fl two or tlirt-v vollt-H04 'Xll ,, ,. . tlic inforrnution was tlit-n put onto at posts-r wliicrli was tlit-n init in tlit- tlispluy mist- in tlic front liaill. After tlit- t-le-viioii of new otlnt-rs in Ifqlirugiry, tlit- Honor Sovit-ty wats kt-pt vcry liusy planning tlit- spring :issrinlily in cron- junction witli tlic Quill atnrl Scroll for in- rlufting new mcnilit-rs from lnotli tlic Senior and the junior rlztss. :xx I mn 1 i o it ox mf S Sm 1 Lu ttfxull T Future Teachers A new eluh was Ul'j.f1llllZCfl this pzist year hy Miss Shepztrtl :incl Mrs. May. The name is the I-'ntnre Teztehers Vluh. Mztny ztcitiyities zinrl plans were eftrriefl out. To entertain the stuflents. speakers eonneteterl with the textehingl lielfl gave very interesting' speeches. Dr. Pyhnzin anrl Mrs. Keeler helperl to show the hoys ztncl girls whztt the teaching Iielrl like. In the full Miss Shepard along with some of the nienihers of the Club. attenclefl confer- enees :it Michigan State ancl Western Michigan Volleve. Y'- The grzirle sehools were touretl lay the future teziehers. Many members found experience in tezteliing elusses zintl work- shops in grade :incl high schools. This is the only club of its kinfl in the eity's high schools. However. sehools are organizing clubs sirnilzir to South High's Future Teachers Chili. Row I-B. Swanson, G. Finton, S. Vlltcle, T. Bliley NI Downs NI Br l Row 2 lxinney S bnrleryyoor Fortier, M. Bulliss. Koster, A-Xnclerson o ter w J we o B jtre '.X, Bzirtlo, B. Ilzivis. S. Iinglish. Row 4-Ii. Re 1 t o wx 1 I net n M How trcl S Jefferson .K -X f S hr -A ig, ' L Row lfkl. Yan Proven, J. Peck, L. Faust, I'. Butler, G. Young, P. Dozier, N. Case. Row 2-K. Allen, P. Olson Chamelly, B. Caskey, G. Dorn, B. Masterson, S. jollivette, M. Lee, J. De Young. S. Smitter, S. Newcomb, B. Ball, M. Veitch discuss prospective nursing in foreign countries. We have had a very active and successful year. Among the activities this year were visits to Blodgett Memorial Hospital and to the Yeteran's Facility. At the Yeteran's Facility we passed cookies around the wards for a Valentine treat. It was a real experience to see that those men and also ladies liked the feeling of heing wanted. During March we held a potluck at the president's house. From there we went to the show. In June we planned a gala beach party at Grand Haven. Many of the girls have been helping out in the First Aid Room at school. During their vacant -periods they came in and did whatever they could for the sick and hurt. By having fudge and donut sales, we earned money for some of these projects, and also for some fun. Future Nurses After the debate team thumbed through Webster's Dictionary searching out long words and practicing sly remarks, they went into action, debating the city schools: Union, Ottawa, Central, East, Grandville, Creston, and Christian, and the outstate teams, Lansing Sexton, Lansing Eastern, jackson, and Muskegon Heights. The proposition this year is Resolved, That all American citizens should be sub- ject to conscription for essential services in time of war . Mr. Williams, the unique debate coach, tried to make his first year at South a good year. And it was, for South ended up with a 15 win-8 loss record. Underneath the hard facts of the per- centage record gleams the fun the debaters have had, the long car trips to debates, the stop-offs for coffee, the songs and stories. 1951-1952 was a memorable season. Row 1-M. jeluso, K. Volacker, J. Anderson, T Bailey G Witt J Duncan f ' A xg, -. Row 1-N. Farah, P. Leak, B. Brown, E. Isenhoff, V. Fox, J. Evert, B. -Iarrah, A. Bardo, M. Mikol, M. Bradv, N. Eliason. Row 2-S. Dinkle, B. Davis, S. Garber, N. Case, P. Graves, L. Curry, J. Bagby, C. Black, Y. Krause, Y. Fogg, Miss Campbell. Row 3-J. Anderson, F. Mac Lennen, D. Haff, F. Holst, S. Jollivette, J. Koster, P. Lieter, G. Finton, S. Collier, S. Fortier, M. Downs, P. Freeman. if Miss Campbell helps select chocolate to send to foreign teenagers. Y 1.1 ' A , . x I J , ,B 'M ,arf in- 9 i' if Defi' Your Y-Teen vluln is a part of a great national and world-wide organization of women and girls. the Young Women's Christian Association. You will want to know the purpose of the Y.XY.C'A.. which is to help girls and women grow as persons and as members of a Christian world. The Y.Xl'.C'.A. includes in its membership people of a great variety of backgrounds. of different churches, different colored skins. J different nationalities. and different eco- nomic circumstances. Therefore. you will want to make sure that vour Y-Teen club , . l also includes girls who may be different from yourself. We have lots of fun to' glether. but part of our fun is in doing some of the things whifh help us to understand . if . . . . ' K the world in wlutih we live and make ll a J better place for everyone. Senior Y Teens 84 Senior Y Teens The Senior Y-Teen is an organization of eleventh and twelfth grade girls. The organization is sponsored by the Y.W.C.'.A. The faculty advisor for South's Y-Teen is Miss Antoinette Campbell. The yearly project around Christmas time is the dressing of dolls for the Santa Claus Girls. We also gave money for chocolate bars to be sent to Iiurope. The Senior Y-Teens sponsored two co-ed dances at the Y.W.C'..-X. .-Xt the Y.W.i'..-X. in April there was a Y-Teens' banquet, all . . . I of the high school Y-Teens organizations i' f were invited. South's Y-Teens gave ..... . S2500 toward World Fellowship. There are A three Y-Teen Conferences, mid-winter, -'H ' ff' summer, and national. A Y-Teen member - from each school is elected to attend each conference. It is a great honor to any Semor girls Package the Candy- Y-Teen member to be able to attend these conferences. Row 1'-N. Peel-Lover, J. Lepard,' P. Olsen, J. McCuistan, I. Thome, N. Van Bloomendall, J. Van Haften, J. Merizon J. Lipscomb, K. YVynalda, Ter Haar, Nl. Mollo, B. Swartz, K. Baker. Row 2-M. Rowe, B. Ball, D. Uudbier C. Bishop, Moreland, H. Smith, M. Bullis, VV. Harper, P. De Good, ID. Come, P, Ingram, P. Richter, B. Masterson S. Traxler, T. Bailey, V. Poma, N. Bullis. Row 3-IJ. Ripley, Rose, M. Loomis, Ilunnwald, BI. Schrieber D. Seeley, H. Craig, B. Hall,G. Koster, N. Ross, S. Timmer, M. Vietch, B. Keegstra, J. Pomper, Y. Yousey, P. john son, D. Rienks. 7' Ur Qt Commercial Club The purpose of the Vommereizil Vlub is to familiarize stuflents with business pro- eerlures via inclustrial speakers and tours. We harl two guest speakers from Daven- port Institute anrl tours through Michigan Bellan1lXY.I...-X.Y. The C'lub's project this year was the arloption of two nec-fly families of twelve nnrl of seven at Vhristmas. l oofl.elothing1, and toys were given. The annual Christmas party was helrl at fiarlielrl Lorlgge. The girls brought toys which were given to the ehilrlren at Mary Ifree lierl. .-Xeeorfling to traclition, the year was climaxetl when the girls honorerl their Mothers with a May Day banquet at St. l'aul's Methorlist Cfhureh. Mrs. Trivett from Iinglanrl was the guest speaker. The efficient anfl friendly guitlance of its Commercial students discuss plans for Mother aclvisors, Irlah Willison antl Lela Daven- and Daughter Banquet' port, macle possible a successful club year. Row lfhliss llavenport, P. Benn, L. Yanryn, Fletcher, l'. lngram, I. Thorne, B. Keegstra, N. Yan lilooinenflaal IJ. Carpenter. Row Z-L. Rose, IJ. Stowe, Nl. Loomis, Nl. Ilurge, K. McKay, X. Wieringa, L. Marlox, NI. Thomas L. Brown, C. Gartman, M. Schietema, S. Swanger. C. lJeYoss. Row 3-BI. Mollo, Bertek, Kinrly, Simon J. Lipscomb, K. Baker, I-1.Quist, P. Leak. B. Swanson, IJ. Rienl-Ls, P. Trotter, L. Currie. Row -l4F. NIacLennen,j Clayton, Still. Karrer, B. Caskey, S. Chamelly, N. Peekover, C Black, H. Smith, Y. Poma, X. Bullis, R. Turskey Row SJR. Chapton, Ilamelink. 4 I A P hnxon, Nl. 7 fi .mf Row l4l'. Nlolenkznnp, S. Leach, S. Rich, li. Rich, M. XvllllZ1lT1S, B. Benton, IJ. May, M. llcmholt, C. Bcurllc Row 2-li. Spzifforrl, li. liutlvr, lfnrlvrwoocl, l.. Fliincy. R. Rynhratnflt, C. Smith, L. Frziiwr, B. Rzitering, Moran Row 3fY. Yam Huiscn, S. Fuller, Nl. Bell, 'lhm-ltutr, T. Cforrler, L. Larson, G. Honclorp, P. Kocts, ll. Johnson Row 4AfNlis5 Alllflltll, K. Crztncnlat-rg, ll. Lit-tzke, Mr. Sholtcn, Mr. Conley. Yatrnlt-rveeii, R. Rynlwrztnrlt, G. Honrlorp ruzul from thc Bible. Trust in the l,orcl with all thine heart, in :ill thy ways L1t'lqnowleclge llim . . . :incl He shall rlirert thy paths. Trusting :incl ueknowleclging llim is the :tim of Truth For Youth in :ill of its activities. In' spirutionzil :incl inviting meetings ure helcl each Wcflnesfluy noon unwlcr the zihle Sponsorship of Mrs. Clenevieve lieuttie unrl Ernest Riehmonfl. The progrznns :ire varieml ainrl interesting, invlurling outside speakers, Sufh as lovzil ministers, sturlents from the tirzmcl Rztpifls School of the liihle and Music, missionaries, :incl other spiritual leacleri of the Community, musicizil talent from the club members tliuinselvef, anrl exehunge meetings with Truth For Youth Js of r f QQ iof Thcie Qllllfk rroxire J X 1 IWC fx I 1 Q Qcernmtnt hut 1 o ix to the stuf Truth For Youth 88 Truth For Youth rest and relaxation in a fine Christian atmosphere. The social program is hy no means limited either. Once each month, in con- nection xvith the city-wide Truth For Youth organization, get-togethers, such as hymn sings, rallies, or parties, are held with Truth For Youth cluhs of other city High schools. These provide Christian fun and fellowship for all. Truth For Youth has three main pur- poses. First and foremost, the spread the story of the love and care of Christ jesus among all high school young people, and to tell them of His perfect peace. Second, to provide a time of Christian fun and fellowship, and third, to try to place an emphasis on the spiritual matters in a voung person's life. Otiicers take time out for religious activities Row l-L. Buist, Buist, M. Heyl, F. Holst, M. Loomis, F. Cox, I. Holarcl, ll. Riel-csc. Row 24Blrs. livztttif J. Zandstra, Williams, j. Still, J. Kinney, G. Koster, A. Dennison, M. Howard, Mr. Richmond. Row KYM. linglt- man, L. Buwalda, N. Van Bloomendaal, BI. Riekse, 17. Dannkcr, R. johnson, XY. Tuzelar, li. Quist. I , H . ZX! 91 Row 1 B Gleason B Dougla B GllL17 R Taylor R Sl-titima B Bardo, S. Sager, E. Cook RowZ-B. Remus, X Smith F Chapmin D Nlucrs B Spoelstra J Vlildex R Gibson, D. Dorgan, R. Ceiner, R. Lambert. Balloons, colorecl lights, and the music of the Dick I'hillip's llance Banrl were the highlights of the annual Trojan Trot sponsorecl hy the Varsity Club. The clance tloor was crowclefl, much to the flistress of those trapperl in the center, but it was still a social success as well as a tinancial triumph. The Yarsity C'lub is composecl of boys who have earnecl a major S and have suryiyecl the initiations. Its purpose is to promote a better unclerstancling of sports and to create a feeling of good sports- manship. The boys in school had a spring sports assembly consisting of movies and talks by Mr. Voryell, Pop Vhurm. Mr. Murphy, Mr. Patterson. Mr. Rybock, and Mr, Schriemer. The Yarsity Club was in charge of the assembly which was to arouse the interest of the boys in spring sports. The junior-Senior football game was won by the Seniors by a score of Z7-tl on a Cflld. Willtly tllty in Nuvernber, some of the dances following various athletes events were sponsored liy the Yarsity Vluli. They also had a hayride at XYilrler's. Although not too many showed up. they still had a good time. One of the worthwhile projects the fellows unrlertoola was to tix up the travk revord hoard which hangs lay the gym. They also donated money to the fund for Gil Boehm. the boy from l'nion who was injured. Led lay Stan Sager. president, the club had a very active season. Bernie Remus was Vive-president, Bill tllauz kept the minutes, and Jim Sark collected money. They were assisted by their advisor, Mr. Schriemer. Varsity Varsity mc-mlmrs enjoy thtir lnnu tl lroj in o Row 1-R. XXI-aver, G. johnson, B. Miller, Giamo, lfssenlvtfrgg. IJ. 'Yurnwall l K u tw ,l Black, li. DeWitt, K. Phillips, D. Karsten, R. Radexnalq tc ix 'll ' bio I - 1 1: g ' 0.0 r ,W Junior Y Teens To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to whichwe committed by our faith as Christiansf, This is the purpose of the Y.W.C.A,, an organization of which the Junior Y-Teens is a part. The girls, under the able supervision of Miss Jean Yonkers, have been engaged in a number of activities, including the dress- ing of dolls at the Yuletide season for the very worthy cause furthered by the Santa Claus Girls each year. The junior Y-Teens also held two social affairs at the local Y.W.C.A. building: a Christmas party and a Valentine potluck supper. At the end of the school year, they held a picnic and attended the all- city Junior Y-Teen Banquet. Officers discuss dances held at the YWCA Row 1-M. Sherman, B. J, Curl, M. Alberts, K. Thomas. Row 2-V. Dean, Ii. Hicks, A. Wilson, R. Bianci. Row 3 J. Gilleo, R. Anderson, IJ. Sirler, L. Anderson. f 'Y , ,.. L- ,N -.Q 5 E J 'iv Row 1-Bl. Borgman. C. DuBois. R. Schreyer, jenkins, Il. Johnson. Row 2-A. Holmes, A. Barrio, B. Jerek, H. Smith, li. Brown, P. Freeman. Row 3411. Block, G. Fenton, N. Ross, K. Griest, R. Rynbranclt, A. Tazelaar. B. Dursum, B. Holmes, Miss Petterson, M. Mikol, N. Eliason, N. Mackey pose for snapshots. ig5l?f W 4 S2 French 94 After a lapse of a few years, le Cercle l'il'tIlIt'rIlS, an organization which has existerl in South High since 1921, was revivecl in the fall of 1051. Le Cercle l rtu1faz's means the lfrench Vlub. At an early meeting the constitution and the hy-laws of the previous cluh were revived and adopted. Hur purpose is to become better acquainted with the French language, its customs, ancl people. Projects for the tirst semester inclumlecl several sales anfl parties. During the seconcl semester we plannerl to attenrl the Tri- Language Banquet, have sales, correspond with stuclents in France, ancl encl the year with a picnic at Ramona Park. We also suhscrihefl to the clailv Presse of Montreal. which is printecl in French. Next year we look forwarcl to an even higuer anrl better Cercle Ifrtzzzcais viv - After the traditional initiation of new members, the activities of the South High Latin t'lub, sponsorerl by Bliss Yntema, were under way. Every other Thursrlay noon the members assembled anrl sang songs, playerl games. anrl participated in other activities relating to the Latin language, our purpose being to better acquaint ourselves anfl to obtain a better knowleflge of Latin anfl the Customs of the Roman people. The main event of the year was the Roman Banquet fluring whieh time the members anfl other Latin sturlents harl the opportunity to eat anrl rlress like the Romans. Two skits were presentefl, anrl the Spanish anrl lfreneh filubs also partieipaterl. As our service project, tat Thanksgiving timel we sent a foocl basket to a neerly family, Some of the members also clirl work for the personnel rlepartment. Row l -S. Timmer, tl, Ilorne, Miss Yntem: ll 1 Swetlen. Row 2-NI. jorgenson, j. Kinney, li lit ll R t 5 x Q l . V 4 UV A it QD 'l f , Ol-,K f ' ll 5 ' lm nn N.'ib X O Jets JETS, junior Engineer Training for Schools, was formed in December to stimu- late interest in engineering among high school youth and is atliliated with Michigan State Follege. This association gave our South High chapter a sure start toward a successful year. Projefts were Collecting and making available to interested persons literature on all phases of engineering, fund raising which was managed impressively, and construction work by the very aetive radio group. JETS was fortunate to get Mr. Nelson, president of the Grand Rapids Engineering C'lub, as its Consulting En- gineer. In February he gave an interesting aiu talk before the club and conducted a tour of his plant. The club originally started out as the Math Club but Changed its name when the opportunity Came. Advisor Mr. Ferguson and club otlicers have led JETS in its tirst year. Row 1-BI. Quist, 'lf llickt-ring, K. Richter, IJ. XYolft-. Row Zell, Remenak, .-X. Huff, IJ. Plugge. Row 3--li ll. liorne, ll, Carly, IJ. Yatnclcrwerf. 'v lv 'U i 2 Mr. Furgeson explains the method of construction . llougla 1- Q' A if' 1 K' xr? :1 if? g - -I f W Proiectionists The purpose of the projection room is to project and make sound and silent movies, slides, opaque pictures, tape recordings, wire recordings, flat disc recordings, and to show classroom movies in order to stress the subject on which the teacher is talking. Broken films were spliced, fuses and hluhs were replaced, film had to be ordered, returned, and previewed. Sound systems were repaired, supplies ordered, programs had to he scheduled, and seats arranged. All activities were done under the direc- tion of a student director and a staff of projectionists sponsored by Mr. Henry B. Mulder. The daily noon feature movies from twelve to twelve-thirty was another project to help keep the halls cleared and the students entertained. Patient teachers and willing workers made this year's program a very happy and successful one. Officers plan movie schedule. M Bye Mr Mulder E. Pierce Row 1-P. Koets, M. Bye, B. Snyder, E. Pierce. Row 2-G. johnson, B. Wisner, J. Young .Hi ' S-X Il A. -. . -in I r . :' Fx ' ' t 'o vs' 'Na ' I f '7' ' I The Camera Club has just completed a successful year with Ciilhert Witt as presi- dent and Miss Stokoe as faculty advisor. Bob Kuehne and his committee were kept busy selling spudnuts in an effort to keep the darkroom equipped with photographic supplies. Salons were held once a month and members entered pictures they had taken of landsfapes, huildings, people, and animals. They also participated ina travel- ing salon with other schools. In Marfh the Darkroom Dwellers Came out of hiher- nation long enough to go through West Dempster Company to see how profes- sionals work. .-Xn outstanding program under the direction of George t'leaveland kept interest at a high level, with photo experts in the community as frequent speakers at our noontime meetings. The year was brought to a delightful close with the annual picnic' at lloh Winter's cottage. Camera X! 1 .wx -l v K ul y rg 5 ur l . A il ,.' . ' . 70 fl A Photographers on the other end of camera. Row 1-H. Dorn, li. Kuehne, G. Young, l'. liozier. Row 2-V. Miske, P. liaton, S. NIt'C'uistan, S. Hoe. Row 3-R Merrill, Raylmer, l.. Sweers, .X. Sullivan, li. lbukis. . 4 C- H ' X ' 4.- 57 , . J X 'NN-. UNI Il' sl QW 'Q' KJ I , A ,, N , . w ays l N . ' t , fi 1' . 'ill fir - 5, Q ,f ',,.' ,va L .., V , 1 I I, G hl S K d, M. Row lfll. Carpenter, P. Ingram, K. Jensen, B. Keegstra, R. Estep, P. Trotter, S. Fer en, .. alnmerua llutcliings. Row 2-S. Toinlinson, M. Thomas, Knight, M. Herron, IJ. Whitman, XVilliamson, II. Longbrake, P. Leak, L. Rose. Row 3-B. Parks, J. Pomper, L, Maddox, D. Brand, M. Kramer, j. Van Hafften, H. Craig. Row 4-C. Price, D. Stowe, M. Loomis, E. Dykhuis, C. Gartman, S. Lathrop. Row 5-L. Brown, L. Tibble, B, Ross. t race is on. Sitting, Still, M. Burge, M. Loomis- Standing, Mr. Meadows, S. Ferhlan, M. Thomas. ...-T l 1' ff'iT'--Al . i'Q1,,i,, The purpose of the Office Practice Club is to promote interest in retailing and oflice occupations as career opportunities. To carry out this purpose the Ofhce Practice Club has attended excursions to various business establishments where they were familiarized with ditierent office procedures. As one of its many duties the Otlice Practice Club prepares various projects for the teachers, some of them being mimeo- graphed exams and other work, typed case histories, and music sheets for the choir and band. Early in December the members of the club had a banquet at which they honored their new advisor. Mr. Lloyd Meadows, who has been doing such a tine job in making the club a success for the members. In April most of the club members attended a state-wide convention at Michigan State College. Office Practice Tattler :Kitt-r a strt-nuoui rlrivt- tluring St-ptt-mlncr to rcath its goal of ont' thousantl Sula- striptions, thc Tattlt-r Staff. working with the Spectra. finally stitrcctlctl, anfl pro ccctlctl into thc yt-ar printing thc usual Sixteen topics, featuring a special ctlition Showing ztnfl tlt-striping all the improvc- mt-nts maflti in tht' st hool. S- , . papt-r 5 llIl2tIltLQ'S np. tht- ftaff sponsort-tl two fl21Iltt'S aftt-r ltztslttttlwall anfl footlfall garnt-s, anfl solfl tokt-Q tluring tht- noon hour. XYith ,f- this money. antl that rcttlivctl through atlvcrtist-mt'ntS. tht- group was alzlt- to pur- chase a new typewriter. Suggestion Shccts wt-rc hantlctl to all the Stutlt-nts. wht-rt-ln' tht- staff was ahlc to print what tht- SlUflt'IlIS wantt-tl in tht- papt-r X -' llllflllgllllt'j't'L1Tlllt'lllll1Ilt'CSWt'I'L'll11Ilfllf'fl lax' Mr. lfranltlin Yantlt-nliout, while Mrs. T1'Ul0'lCa'lC'5lf'a'n printing method from Ilazt-l .Xllyn was tht' aflvisor. Mr' Vamicnbouti Row I--j. Nlorclantl, N. liullis, Y. Ponta, NI. Winltltls, ll. tirztvt-s, I. 'I'honit-, l'. Ingram. Row Z-ID. Kcllar, H Wonniclt, ll. lIt't'ht, li. Nlillvr, li. Glt-axon, G. Cliapmttn, B. Rt-rnuw, Black, M. Bloom. I M A Z' , H w O! fi-ff A 2 103 .H Q 1 M, 5 iii-i-1.1-n--.-n-nn--1, ls..-Q Q-..-.M 7- V.-. , 4 4- 'wqi ' I v gawaemiiwvt Mothers dramatize the Founding of P.T.A. Mrs. Winkels ably presides over the P.T.A. meeting. O nn- , 0 f ii num! P.T.A. IO4 The general purpose of the Parent- Teachers Association is to promote a better understanding between the parents, the teachers, and the child. This shall be educational and shall be developed through conferences, committees, and projects. The fall supper in October was a great success with four hundred parents present. U. S. Representative Gerald R. Ford Jr. was the speaker. This was followed by Open House in November. In February, there was the Founders' Day Tea with the past presidents as honored guests. A skit, When P.T.A. Began , was presented. The P.T.A. members helped in getting Band parents organized. A committee of P.T.A. members met with Miss Marjorie Shepard, from the South High Faculty, to start a program of various crafts and hobbies for parents and students. These meetings were held in the school building on Monday evenings. aqua. 'Q I-'all is an actiye season for the Archery C'lub. Every year at this time sophomore girls try out for Archery. Miss Krum- heurer, along with olrl members. coaches the girls and tries to pick out those who will make goofl anrl conscientious archers, Before tryouts were helrl. the girls sewecl new target faces on targets, repaired the backstop, anrl painterl arrows. During the merry season of the Vhristmas festivals these straight-shooting archers hafl a novelty shoot anrl refreshments. The back- stop was flecoratecl with balloons, each color designating a certain number of points. In the spring the cluh shot for awards at South Fielrl. Awarrls were given by the American Archery Association. During a sports awarrl assembly Miss Krumheurer presenterl them to the lucky girls. Their annual picnic climaxetl an active season in the club. Archery Lucky archers who shot the bull's eye. B. C asky S Flmmcr, S. Fortier. Chamely Row 1-j. lieabt-r, S. jarcis llarrlinian, I. Parkhurst, S. XK'illia1ns, R. llrlrnunrls, l'. Butler.ll.Sw1tn-on XI lt r t Y Fox R llwlley, Cf Peacock. Koorstrat, ti. Koster. ,, .lu -. ,ag tw H ,aa A TP ' 'VT QL V ..f,i'r1',,,,, .. .X ,f' :I X , , rr? tl? .. . i W N, ET R 3..slftxt Row l-J. Yan Buren. M. Yan Proovan, M. XYilbur, J. Koolman, J. Marsh, B. Sterling, M. HoHman. Row 2-B. YanderBos, K. Harris, G. Ile Rvke,'M. Tate, K. Bjork, B. Loomis, M. Turner, XVilterdink. Row 3-R. Giam- mona, I. Schlientz, S. Kimmel, L. Makowski, G. Rolf, M. Garbor, B. King, M. Corner, M. Nory, K. Kuizinga, P. Butler Springtime brings Sophomore ofncers outdoors. fi i sh JE'-2' , p ,- 'Ek f 5 4 ,W AS, The Southettes Horizon Club was organ- ized by Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Yanllerlios who are the sponsors. The meetings are held every second and fourth Wednesday of the month. It was decided that the meetings would be held at the homes of the club members. The tirst project of the club was a Christ- mas potluck party which was held at one of the girl's homes. The sponsors suggested the club visit the juvenile home, the club thought it would be better if a party was given for them. The party was a great success. and the Southettes were thanked. The third project was a rummage sale which was very successful. The members each brought articles they didn't need anv- more. The members are going to rent a cottage this summer with the protits. .5 Nj JH- Pepperettes The Pepperettes Horizon Club, although organized for sound purposes, still had as its main objective participation in com- munity activities of a social nature. The meetings w'ere held every other Wednesday night. Practically all of these meetings were held in the member's homes on a rotation basis. There was always a business meeting, and then light refreshments were provided. The Christmas season brought a beautiful Christmas party at which gifts were ex- changed. An old-fashioned hayride was a , my lot of fun, and a summer party and house party were tossed in for good measure. A., The club made scrapbooks for the . children at the Mary Free Bed Home. It was certainly worth the effort as they seemed greatly appreciated. At Easter time baskets were also made up for the children at this home who were all special - - B. Keegstra reminds ofhcers of coming events. beneficiaries. Row IHJ. l7unnew:1ld, S. Tomlinson, M. Thornas, K. Jensen, E. Jepson, H. Sullivan, S. Garber, Krause. Row 2- Jolivette, F. Maclxennan, P. Richter, Ferhlen, BI. Bloye, B. Masterson, llinkle. Row 3-P. Ingram, B. Keeg- stra, I. Thorne, N. YanBloeniendahl, Macllonald, McCuiston, D. Seely. I 4 K l Q, ' .1 .4-Q., 'L J t , Q AW! A - A -we 'i , X 1 H ,. 1 2 Y ,-, i ,i A x P ' Q7 1 X . . 'X A ,,l 9 Nil Row 1-M. Mollo, Simon, K. Baker, Anderson, Kincly. Row 2-J. Lipscomb, K. XYynalcla, Ter Haar, IN Rumhle, B. Ross. S. Stowell, P. DeGoocl, A. Highstrete. Row 3-J. Merizon, Morelanfl, D. Come, li. liykhuis, L Tihhle, C. Sterling, M. Rowe, Bertek, A. Loop. l Tihhle, A. llighstrete. Lipscomb, K. lYynalda Caught with their mouths open. Q get The purpose of the Wiskawarn Horizon Club is to perform services and to cleyt frienflship, personality. anrl learlershil helpful aclyisor was Mrs. C'arrc strete, During this year the llorizon pairl half of a tjampship. which means paying hall' of the eamp expens Vamp Fire girl who otherwise Could no atiorfl to go tot'11mp.tinflgl1X'ett Christn liasliet to an unfortunate family. The Club also gave clothes to Mary lfree liefl. toys to Colrlwater. anrl mafle snowflakes for the Sparkle Spin. The money with which they Iinaneecl these projects was earnerl through a rummage sale. two ha'er goofs sales, one spuclnut anfl one furlge sale, The girls also enjoyetl several social activities cluring the year. llltjlllfllllg Halloween and Christ- mas parties, A gay week at llollanfl was planned after grafluation. .ll Wiskawam l08 Wa-ka-kee Horizon Club has had a busy but enjoyable year. For Thanksgiving the girls Hlled a basket for a needy family here in the city. At Christmas time they sang Christmas Carols at a Convalescent home and they started an afghan which they hope they can hnish next year. They had parties also. Among them was their Christmas party and a week-end at one of the girl's cottage. Bette Talcott, Gail Finton and Ioan Hamelink attended a conference in Chicago and spent a grand week-end there. The girls were guided by Ruth Alaria and Mrs. R. Wheatly. They have made many plans for their last year at South next year. For the last activity of this year they plan to rent a cottage at Ottawa Beach for a week-encl house party. Wau-ka-ke Winter weather brin s cold feet to H. Smith B. Brown g y N. Eliason, C. Black, C. Bishop. Row lfj. llammclink, N. Pcckovcr, I. Cook, N, Case, N. Mackey, li. Isenhoff, IJ. Oudbier, S. Traxler, B. Ball, S. Zacharias, G Koster, Rockwell. Row 2-B. Talcott, V. Fox, D. Swartz. S Q 2- I fi Q' X W5 l Guardian of the Tanda Horizonf Club is Mrs. George Bulliss. Officers this year were Margie Downs, president, Shirley Lathrop, vice-president, Marcia Bulliss, secretary, and Mary Brady, treasurer. The club packed a food basket at 'Thanksgiving time for a needy family and also donated clothing to Mary Free Bed Home. They assisted in making and hanging decorations for the Sparkle Spin. In March the group held a baked goods sale to raise money for their annual house party. This event was held the first week of spring vacation at the Bulliss' cottage at Glen Arbor. The girls planned various money-making projects for this outing. Two delegates were sent to the national convention in Chicago. The club planned a week-end excursion at Judy Lepard's cottage at Silver Lake this spring. Some of the members assisted at the South Community Center as their community service to the school. Row 1-M. Vcitch, j. Theil, S. Gosling, M. jorgenson F Remenak Row 2 j Bagby Lepard Harmalmk D Growell I Prccman P Leak , . Acappella Choir The eighty-voice South High A Cappella Choir under the direction of Mr. Gerald W. . u , 5.11. I' .-Qf,- fd if I' .I.:mu 2IfQ 2 D hi - k 'Hn l il - EUIIH Robinson has enjoyed a full year of concerts and assemblies. They have sung for the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Yalentine's Q X Day assemblies at South High School and SW , f , O kk, took part in the All-City Christmas Yesper E ' 1 f Service, and The Christmas Concert with ,, fl.,-is g I 'l the Grand Rapids Symphony, Un March X ,ff s 0 5 i::..50. 'IA A I 15, South High was host to the Michigan fa NP ' ' State Vocal Association Choral Festival. 'H . .1 High point of the year was the first choir v' exchange concert with Ludington High M ' School. The South Choir traveled to Ludington during the week-end of March 21-22, and the Ludington Choir traveled to South High for a concert on the week- end of May 16-17. The choirs sang one group of songs each and combined on tive numbers in ICSIIVZII Style- Choir members enjoy the change of season. Roxy 1fNIr. Robinson, Bt-aber, M. Werts, IJ. Borgman, N. McIJowell, C. Sparks, S. Jarvis, Il. Staggs, Usborne B. Iiurdell, L. Lancaster, L. Brenner, I . Bulgarella, IJ. Martensen, Parrish, Bagby, IJ. Barker, NI. Schuiling, S Cavendish, M. Iigglestm, Ophof. Row 2-AB. Coursey, S. Kimmel, IJ. Krengon, B. Stacey, IJ. Whitman, Ander son, M. Kaminski, R. Schreyer, L. MCCaulley, Peruzze, L. Schrader, R. Robinson, R. Turskey, IJ. Stanley, A Cook L. Bounds, B. Cole, G. Snyder, B. Trumpie, IJ. Seely. Row 3-H. Craig, IJe Beck, Yan Haaften, li. IJertein M. Kramer, R. Cook, Ii. IJe Witt, WI. W'oodwyke, IJ. Karsten, A. IJavidovich, IJ. Kuipers, Iissenlmerg, P. Hinkley B. Smith, P. Metzler, IJ. Stanley, C. IJu Bois, IJ, Carpenter. .-.,f',,, mf? '-rf n0f700-ft' 6706 Q ' a , , AX. idol. T Q T X' xc X ,. 'gi if Row l-R. Venema, L. Blain, P. Grimmick, L. llitmar, D. Barager, P. Hinkley, C. Lehr, S. McBride, T. Armstroiig, R. McQue, G. Brice, T. Figard. Row 2-H. Hyde, F. Biner, G. Moore, IJ. Dorbos, VV. Green, G. Crowell, Perrin, R. llornbos, Speica, R. Lebert, ll. Freland, R. Harrison. Row 3-R. XYisner, R. De Bruine, C. Cavendish, Adams, R. Freling, F. Thurston, B. lie Mann, V. Van Heisen, D. VVelbeloved, Van Dyke, G. Spratling, B. Cramley, li. Croel. Row 4-IJ. DeVrou, C. Anton. Breeden, ll. Gould, R. Foust talk over plans for Military Ball. The mission of the Junior ROTC' as detinecl by the Department of the Army is: To lay the foundation of Vitizenship within the student and to give him such basic Military Training as will be of benetit and value to himself and the Military Service if he becomes a member thereof. This year South won the City Champion- ship in ritle shooting and placed eight of the ten best shots in the city. South also formed a llrill Platoon: 3240 YFXY flub purchased the special white equipment. This Drill Platoon has made several public appearances, as well as being selected to furnish the Guard of Honor for the Queen of the Netherlands. The Military liall was held at South Gym and will continue to be a traditional sv--N-4 event. Music was furnished by Tom Zalaoras' Hand. Bars and Cheurons II4 R.O.T.C. The Bars and Vhevrons Club is organ- ized for the purpose of promoting leader- ship, fellowship, and cooperation among members of the ROTC. Admittance to the Club is attained by promotion in ROTC' to the rank of Private First Class and the Vadetls desire to be- come a member of the Club. Club sponsored the Annual Military Ball. Committees were formed and through their extreme efforts more tickets were sold by South than the other two schools combined. Q I The band was paid for by an American Legion post this year. Every year the outstanding cadet of each year-group is awarded a gold ring. This award is made possible by the 3240 Y.F.W. which also sponsors a week-end camping trip to Bill's Lake. As always, the 3240 Y.F.W. stands all expenses. B. Merril, A. Breeden, P. Keller, G. Cleveland discuss promotions. Row l-T. Amante, K. McClain, B. Cromwell, N. Gettable, C. Bloomberg, G. Cleveland, Capt. Anderson, J. Hem- holt, j. Howard, j. Mason, A. Brown, G. Moore. Row 2-J. Auzins, A Coffman, P. Vanotterloo, N. Lzunstra, R Petterson, R. Winter, P. Keller, R. Johnson, R. I7eFouw, A. VVilliams, Beeny, R. Schalk. Row KET. Miller T. Monte, j. Salheney, B. Merril, D. Guppy, B. Persell, R. Pillmore, T. Wisner, T. Williams, W. Russell, C. Nesbit IJ. Cole, ID. Fry. Row 4-R. Otzman, R. Thomas, J. Runnels, R. McCoy, H. Dorn, M. Salamoney, R. Kinney IJ. Gould, G. j. Goulzki, R. Brown, C. Vandersloot. s v v V . a . nu.,-,, .. . Q l Q ,, We '. A A - lf.. 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Scoreboard IH Ottaxxa game South s tirst encounter xx as xxrth hrghly touted Sagr navx South outxxelghed more than txxenty pounds per man, fought back 1n the second half to score but mlssed the klck and xx ere behmd 7 6 Late IH the fourth quarter the Trojans managed to score, but a penaltx was called on them nulhfx mg the score and the game ended xxrth the score readlnv 1 6 South s next task xx as to oxercome the Central clan A letdoxxn from the Sagrnaxx game, plus accurate passrng by C entral prox ed to be the major facet of the Ram s xlctorx The next scheduled game xx as xxlth the Creston Bears consrdered to haxe much potentlal strength The loss to Central made the Trojans fight mg mad and thex came back to xx hlp the Bears, 6 0 Txxo xx eelts elapsed before South xx as to meet Mlghtx Cathollc the potentml state champlons There xxas no questlon that the Cougars xxere up for the game for they started h1tt1nff xxlth 1ntens1tx rlght from the klck OH Exen thouvh the L1ttle Trojans fought ,rl-I Central stopped on one xard llne relentlesslx throughout the game, they xx ere no match for the statebound Cougars xxlth South on the short end of 33 6 score After th1s terrlflc blastlng South treclxed to Lansmg the folloxx mg xx eek dxsplaylnff much frnesse by trounc mg Lansmg Fastern 19 0 Exery box on the bench tasted some actlon ln thls trrumph and obtalned much needed experlence for the comlnf xears The Trojans g3.1T1CCl confidence III themselx es from the precedlnv xxeelt and lll lnches of snoxx defeatcd Ottaxxa 17 6 Three xxeelxs elapsed before the U 1Cl1llOIl8l furlxej clccxded faxorltc oxer South but thc Homecomlng lung and Queen I'C1gI16tl as the Trojans smashed the Red Haxxks 20 0 South xx ound up thexr most succe sful season 1n xears as they OlJt211I'l6f,l 1 three xxax tle for second ff .A-fa V ew Trojan runner stopped as teamnnte l lorl-t ,. y . v ' , Y' . Y A ry V f . V. v - j Y U , , 7 1 7 . - l ca ' ' A . . , l . 'V . 7 , , , Y . . . C Q ' T ' . - ra ' . l 7 , v L , .C . . V K 7 v' v - V Y' l ' ' I l ' x - - - ru 7 v K Y l ' . 'c ..' . . T c -c - , , , I r Y ' ' Y. C sl x L Q Y ' ' ' Day tilt was underway. Union went into the game a . . Y K , UL ' 'V ' L , ' . X y ' . ,, . . ,. . . 1 , C T . ,C I C C ' ' . ' , . - . ' ' sc ' , nu ' ' Y! . D . Q.,', T' - -- A .1-n?'t'f: Fxl?'HY','-' ?'jJ',1f, QQ..,,fy,ffL',t'L'A 'Is ' ' 7 X' ' ' 73 A A 1 - V 't , ' . ,. . . s v ' I2I Guorgc Chax Cl 14161.10 Gordon VN ww m iar lzalfbaclx Paul Cocl-.l1n, End Bob Feld guard Joe Russo halfbafk 1 Y' Tom Flck, guard I 22 1 Earl DcVV1tt, Iarkle Xrt Lu lzalflmfl, crrv XI 1ll qzmrh 1 hurlx an John Impclllnrl end PK ,Q su 3 I ugnnc Cook guard It Kuth Lunckc lafllv JIIH Yhldex cenler l23 Rof,Lr Lambcrt quarlerbaclx f Bo 1 Spoelstm end F' Gr1h1m Johnson quarlvrbarl. I -Q ' to A . P' .. , l .1 lvj ' 4' I X56 vwww' K I -. .X ' W I : ., , JH . 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South H1g,h s new corebfnrfl R Rtcharrlson falls to block shot bx Cnlon In the openmg and closlng games of the season the Trojans ran up agamst two of the State s fmest ball clubs Ixalamafoo Central and Muskegon Agatnst Muskegon the Hall Street bows were shown some of the most accurate shootlnf Ill the sthools hlstory Muskegon sank all but three shots the hrst half and went on to w1n 49 to 36 The Trojans second game was wlth LHIOII -Xt the llIllSll of the xear the Red Hawks were rated fourth in the State but the Trojans made It tough before fallmg to Cflen Stuart and Com pany 41 -11 The Trojans then went on to lose four stralght games Creston, Catholte Chrlstxan and Ottawa Creston had too much helght and tlme ran Trojans started to lmproxe and after lC1Cl1Hg Cathollc at the half hnallx fell to the Cougars IH a fourth quarter rally VWl'l1Cll netted Catholle 16 pomts Catholxe 49 South 40 The Trojans then took on Chrtstxan and after glvmg a good account of themselves fell to Chrlstlan blg guns 39 to 32 South then played Ottawa Hills at the Clvxc Audltorlum and lost 63 to 41 On anuary Za the Trojans hnally snapped out of the doldrums and Crushed fav ored Central 41 to 36 South contmued to win as they defeated Creston by the close score of 14 to v3 1n a return battle South s next two games resulted tn losses for the Trojans as they were humbled by Lmon and Godwln South then took on Catholxc 1n a return battle and w ere never headed as they swamped the Cougars 61 to 34 South lost two more to Chr1st1an and Ottawa but IH a return game w on IH the closmg second U4 to 32 In the tournament the Trojans drew the Ixal'1ma7oo Exe and w ere blasted 83 to .32 au- -Sq., 'Nt South subs thttr trom bench durtn Central gtme Q . 1' I '7 ' 's' 1 . ' t , ' ' ' ' ' . . , , j . . . , . . Y , . . C C i Y y , Y 'A 1 1 . . ' I - l C C . ' f .. ' rg ' B i 7 ' . J, , 'f v L Y C 1 B r 1 K . , s . L L 1' v V' v ' ' - I v ' ' ' Y Y v f f ' ' I , It ' ' V , .A - . v . . - V 7 3 7 Y ! ' ' 9 v . y 1 v , out on a Trojan rally late in the fourth quarter. The with Central, the Trojans outlasted the Hilltopers and . . r y C . , V . . 5 - D , C y K 'Y Y I l . V 7 C J v v 3 r I I Q X '- . C . ' Y ' C W K L ' X U L U Q Q f sy X I ' 5, 1' ,5 Q I is 'PK Y . A Q. C.. P at s A .- - - I T' ' vi- Of: 5. ' Q N.. . x ,3 Nite 'r .amy it - , ki k - is I s ' g T 1 l27 WW' if ,Q Y -410 Bob Spoclstra center B111 Douglas guard Roger Lambert forward Ken Ph1ll1ps forward Ron Taylor forward Joe Leonardo guard ., 2 Ed Jackson guard Jlm Vhldey cenler Don Turnwall forward I28 W ' f ' Wf1g3 E'lA ' 4 4 4. Q fi 1 Q' Qi, it 'W , 2 2 ' I a d EW' ,i r 4 -L rp , X X M N. 3 ,721 t 0 . Idt' Doug Hagen forward - A Ray RlCh1Flli0Il guard Bob Van Slx Le guard AS.. iw:-0541 M. gg 'K' Ja. Big Sim S1 er manager Christian game Bx ron Jlckson manager if x. qi? . y - - Central game I29 L5114 if l Dlck Mums forward Lnion game RESERVE FOOTBALL W THEY Central Creston Cathollc Ottawa Unron Coach Murphy wlth second team managers G Nelson and J Van Luen Reserve Football The Trojan reserves, boastrng a fmely balanced team showed much promlse and galned pO1SC and experrence f the comlng years The able coachmg of Mlke Murphy proved to the school that an upswmg 1n athletlcs IS 1mm1nent at South The young Trojan s opemng game was w1th Central The Hall Street boys were by far the super1or club but penaltles called back numerous long runs The boys thus the Torjans went down to defeat 12 0 The young Trojans, Hghtmg mad from the precedlng weeks loss, tore 1nto the Creston reserves and won 21 0 South had a bye for the comlng Week and, benehttmg from the extra tlme, braught the reserves to thelr seasons helght Cathollc favored to wln, vxas no match for the fightlng Trojans Playmg a ujperb brand of ball the Trojans came out on top 7 0 South s next game was wxth Ottawa The Hall Street boys were favored, but an unruly snow storm slowed the Trojans to a walk and they were defeated 7 6 The reserves final game was wlth Unron The Trojans, strll remembermg the Ottawa heartbreaker, drdnt play a sound game and had to settle for a 6 6 tre Rowl C Katt R Abbagy B Morrxson B Row D Engleman N Brummler W Powell P Blake J Van Iuen Coach Murphy Row 2 G Nelson B Paterson M Chavez D Block K Klrby H Huyser V Ettress E Jackson K Rlcter D Mayheld R0w3 D Spaan D Humrldge B Patterson I Wagner D Van Glmernt K Vanderwred D Laugh B K1m mmg Row 4-D Danker J Wllterdlnk W Batdorf C Errlnga I Battema B Dursum G Helms R Wlllxamson I Dornan J Van Manen E . . . . . . 0 13 . . . . . 20 0 ' ..... 7 0 . . . . . 0 7 ' ...... 6 6 or ' . ' ' , I - ' , 1 Q u 1 s , 7 - . . , 1 . 7 ' . also had trouble solving the Hilltopper's reverse plays, 1 ' - n . . . l I , !30 ' Rowl G Vander Lmdy manager V Ettres I Wagner Spaan I Doran H Huyser G Graverson W Watts Row 2 Coach Murphy W Batdorf D Wolf G Helms A Davrdovlch R Deam I Van Manen B Dursum D Klrby R W1ll1aIUSOD manager The second team of South Hrgh School under the gu1d1ng hand of Mr Murphy passed their way to the c1ty basketball champronshrp thrs year as they racked up twelve wrns compared to two losses South s openmg game was wrth the Blg Reds from Muskegon Muskegon showed good shootrng and won a close on 38 to 33 After loslng the opener to the Muskegon Reds the Llttle Trojans came back to defeat the remarnxng thelrteen opponents w1th the exceptlon of Central Central s hustllng five completely controlled South IH thelr mp and tuck encounter at Centrals gym and the H1lltopper had to bear down 1n order to defeat the well trarned South Hrgh team by the tune of 40 33 The Lrttle Southrtes contlnued to domrnate thelr opponents and soon took sole possess1on of first place as Central lost thexr second game Three games remarned between the boys and the champlonshlp as the declsrve conflrct wrth Chrrstran loomed before them The Eagles made It close but Coach Murphy's boys came out on the long end by edgrng Chrlstlan 37 31 After trouncrng Ottawa the L1ttle Trojans passed therr way to the champronshlp by defeatlng a well prepared' Central qurntet 50 43 thereby satlsfyrng the appetrte of sweet revenge Reserve Basketball SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL SCORES WE THEY Muskegon Unlon Cathol1c Chr1st1an Ottawa Central Creston Unlon Cathollc Chr1st1an Ottawa Central Mrke Murphy shows constructlon of Basketballs to G Vander Lmdy and R Wllllamson . . . . . 33 38 Creston ..... 46 30 ' ...... 39 30 ' ..... 54 36 be 7 7 ' ..... 52 36 M 8 ,. . . . . . 47 25 3 , f . . . . . . 33 40 4 . . . . . 47 35 tt' V 8 3 ...... 48 28 W, ' ..... 42 38 ' ' ' . ..... 37 31 E . . . . . 46 29 3 8 . . . . . . 50 43 4 I3I ' ' 1 is t79 +69 ?7 Gi, '3- .4 4-'12 fn 5. W A.. 1 A' ' 0 4 K .ii-:3..m14 as Row I il. Vanclerwall. G. liL1cc'..X.IJiPiazzn.G. NItbflTL',N.flifldlflllflh.I.NI1li0IlC.'Ix.xv1lShiI1g10l1. Row 2 -Q. Russo. W. Watts D. Clinger, H. Konwinski. A. Sherman, j. Sella, NI. Davis, T. Smith, Nl. Fortune, D. Koole. Row 3- Coach Post, IS. Russel D. Urmrrth1ts,XY.V:1n IiL'Ck,j.xyZ1ShiI'tgl0I1. Ii. Pettiforcl. R. De Vrew, G. ciI'llVCl'SOI1.C..'XI1lCI1,B. Lee. IJ. Cuvenero. I,. Dittmeycr Ninth Grade Athletics li-1.-. FI I8 nw nllha ,nur Wv . ' 75,1 X '1 Row lfG. DeWitt, Moore. S. Powers, M. Brenner. Row 2ACnaeh Sehriemer. N. Ginehaugh, D. Meyers, A. Sherman J. Harrington, Dawson. H. Kunwinslai. 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Quit, Asslstant coach Murphy poses wxth reserve polnt getter M Qulst edged by Qftthohc m the half mllg H Huy ser South's track team appeared to be 1n for the leanest track season ID the hlstory of the school The team had but three letter men returmng from last years Squad and w 'ts plcked by the sportwrlters to fII'llSl1 rn last place Coach Pop C hurm w asn t very OIJIIITIISIIL and could see no better than a frfth place for the comlnf track season Howex er these op1n1ons w ere based upon the amount of letter wmners returnlng to each club South was lean on letters wmners but had a number of returmng bots w ho ran last season but falled to w1n letters It was from thxs group that South s chances depended The Trojans reported for practlce and after a few weeks, It was evtdent that the boys had lmproxecl looked surprlsmgly good and met wxth Pop s ap prox al The track turnout w asn t as large as 15 expected 'M fur' xg A V -Q 'vu wk graffiti' at South but good Splflt hard work and the Master s touch 1n coachmg made up for the lack of numbers The boys who were to carry the hopes of the team appeared to be there In the dashes our hope depende l on returnmg letterman Russ Boes and unlor Roger I enta In the quarter mlle It appeared that South had the fastest 440 man ln the Clty 1n rangy Art Smlth Letterman joe I eonardo w as the lC'1Cl1I'lg candldate 1n the half mlle wlth newcomer Marvln Qulst Doug Hagan was the school s best m1ler and leadmg broad Jumper The medlu relax team lncluded Junlors Paul Lochlan and Drck Danker and two sophomores XX endell XX atts md NI1ke Fortune The 880 relay South s strongest mcluded -Xrt Smlth Russ Boes Paul Cochlan and -Ilm Dorn The hurdlers lncluded B111 event men were shotputter Daxe Ivtrsten and pole xaulter B1ll Douglas FN .VIII ul L 1.4 N.. ,J -if Llkelw reserxt prospects for next tear s team 2. ' rw . , ' I Q l 5 Vi' l L I if ff Q, U n , . y . . , V 3 L , I . , ' K v v v Q 1 - . I 1 as H 1 ,K J y ' ' ', . ' . A I . 1 ' .I 1 . ' 7 ' I - . Y I Y Q l , 4 c ' 1 I ' 1 . V . L ' yn . . - , , , . , ' 1 l . Zi' 1' I , . T C . r L v v , ' ' 2 - . ' ', . . , . . Y 7 A V Y Some very good sophomores and a few freshmen Dursum, Phil Eaton and jim Dorn. Leading held ' ' ,' as 1 rv - , . . 'K - v V 7 ' . v ' - 1, -- U, 5. .5 6 ' -' TQ . or n 9 2' fe ' Hr I QI . x- K. X Q- Q 1 t .,- , . 1 rv g W y 1 ' Xi-- 3- cf- -- i 2 1 -F a- .r -- ru v Q E nv F -Ai .0 I 2 .- , t - 4 i - at v r I v WX - - i '4 - as . 1- 9 . I a i ,g - x ' g u Q J ' I i ' eu - --- in I r Q - - --'ae -,-' l 4--Jo. . I ALTA I ' v vs ' Y l35 F ml n 'fl OOO QI m 1 Smcrcngw I Xlllhr R Ivxchmxdur R Tlxlnr I7 IIlf'I ln1 Run 2 k Phlllllf IJ Imrggm B GMM J kai-Stem D Pluggg Tennis C in 1 team Vhlil! 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S an Co captamsj Sack and R Richardson R Glbson makes a putout ln Creston game Wlth the return of eleven letter wlnners from last year s second place team South s baseball team eagerly awalted the coming season Along w1th Chrlstlan South appears to be chlef contenders for the clty crown a title not seen at South smce 1941 The Trojans were hampered by extremely bad weather and were conhned to mdoor workouts The Trojans maln weakness appeared to be a lack of consistent h1tt1ng except for the hrttmg of our br1ll1ant shortstop Jlm Sack Another weakness was the lack of pltchmg strength to back up our ace pltcher Bob Nan Slyke However newcomer Jlm PhllllpS showed much promlse and loomed as a future diamond star here at South junlor jlm XX llderdlnk was back for h1s second year on the team and it w as he who alternated Wltll X an Slyke on the mound Ray Rlchardson the 1931 c1ty league batting champion was shlfted from h1s first base posxtlon and placed at catcher where he played outstandlng ball for the season Ron C 1bson the best defenswe player on the team was placed on tirst thus conslderably strengthemng the team Second base was handled by a pa1r of veterans Worm Tomkms and Rog Lambert Sack was at short but thlrd base presented the team w1th a tough problem Thls was handled by two 1n experienced sophomores Marshall Lhawas and W ayne Badorf 'lhe Trojan s strongest polnt appeared to be 1n the outfield South had four returning lettermen to handle the job and w as the strongest outfield 1n the c1ty The outfielders lncluded senlors Berme Remus jack Essen berg and Feorge Chapman and jumors C raham johnson Another jun1or Bob Kuehne also played in the outfield and served the team as a p1nch hltter The Trojan n1ne had qulte a few sophomores on the squad These included mhelder Dean W olf and out tielders Russ Abbagj jlm lNelson and Clll Lyon Other catchers on the team are Bruce Blackall Ron Cook and Al Hutf sf 'Sm .gl s I t lf 1 K ll ' ' f Ill 14 4 'l tal JQ fig, gui !'! 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' x y , 71 Reserve stren th for stron South baseball team 8 S I 39 R xx 1 G Vander llnclx F1eld1ng R Tngllsh S Powers T Smlth C Nelson Roxx 2 5 Qagtr P koets D Welah lx Ixommtr B jackson D Ixarsten Managers The team behmd the teams lhls term pertams to the team of managers xxhxch hacks up the school s athletlc teams These boxs are the subject of much r1d1cule and laughter but It takes a fast strong qU1Cktl'11I'1lx1Hg person to be the manager of todax s fast mox mg sport teams There ls no glorw IH lJClI1g a manager, and the vt ork IS hard Cl11'lX and often long A manager s work does not begln xx hen the team takes the held and does not stop xx hen the team IS through for the dax The manager IS the hrst one m and the last one out He must hand out equ1pment take brulses, and gue heat treatments to the mjured before the team takes the held On the held he must look after the equlpment bemg used look after t e mjured, lf any keep the equlpment 111 shape and run errands for the coach As the prattne concludes the manager must replace the equlpment Ill the sheds or storage places then return to the locker room ln tlmc to the clrxlng room md he cannot leaxe untll the ltst person IS out of the lotker room Is tlus the end ol h1s dutlesa Fnd Nou comes the hlrd part In aclclmon to the rest of h1s clutles he must get the held III shape for the meets, mxtches and frames the school ptr tlclpates ln He must care for the school s equlpment XKl'11l6 the teams arc part1c1pat1nff avalnst the other schools km one want to be a manager' 45 .9 K I-I 4' Dlck XX ellll and Iaul koets inspect hurdles Tacultx n ana ers Blotn cl l L I40 l Fl I I ' 4 I . 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X Y' Mase, I Q Tvftil 8 2, 1- it ,WW I W I ' ' '- '-A -' 1' .gg 'man '-terson 741 I 4 V Xllss Nleengsrhstu sts xtlls mthl Ink li Iiurrlell Fxg t Iocomotlxt mth S IJLC o cl l SCUNIII Q arms X Tou u X Romlrl z I Borden S Ijlfllll' Cheerleaders The South Hlffh theerlmrlers had sexeml QIJCCIAI a 1x1t1es thls xetr ill course the mun yob nas o PTOXIIIC lC1CIlI'QlIlIl Ior the chetrlnf lt South football and bftsketb xll gtmes To letrn hon to ff nn po1st before 1 crowd the cheer leaders tttenclecl the IIIIXLTSIIX of NIICIIIWIII s annual eheerletchnv clnut 'lt Xnn Xrbor Xt Xost I Itlfl House South CIICCTILICILFS met tllLLTlLlflLI'S from tll our the s '1 e of VI1t hwln Ihtrt thex puker up the li t nform stunts 4 s mtl equtpn lor te IINLQ monff txt mtmbtrs UOIIIU to Xnn Xrbor or I mt xx r I ,Tl Ixmnex XI1lIe 'Xltltoxx ltl oe X nmo Dolores Ixrueger NI1r11Roclrwt1cf Stllx xrxxs Ninn Palmer Xftlerle Tousex met Iluel Iornt Scoulle md Patsx I3 rg man No one eoulcl be smrecl xfter leafhnv 60 000 people IH cheers In ICICIIIIOII the Cheerleulers sponsored a sneatshlrt Incl Tshlrt sale to get money for the annual page The slurts h ul the 'Irojan emblem on them for the more ardent p ttrlots of South Thls yetr the junior hlgh school tralned a squad of members uncler the SUIJCTXISIOII of M155 II IISICW and txxo seconcl te tm members N1nC3 I xlmer and X alerle Tousex lhe junior hlgh members showlng much enthusmsm Incl promlse turnecl out to be lm Ahmed, ohn Rhonl Ron CIolclxxoslI1 Robert IVIIIIGF, D'1N1tI Smlth Donnt Sltler 'ICQLICIIIIC Qlmn C'1rle1 e Im. 'Nfhrllx n ILITIIIOX 1 Bette NIoore,1nclI oxma Pe rowch Rwht non the club members hope to mnd up their 'ICIIXIIICQ mth 'I une plcnlc 'mtl next xear ue ll be looklnv for xou at the South Iootball and basketball games Nnmo C Irltt IS Iiurdell P Nlacoslu I' Ie'1lI D Dexxu ,I , '4 5 ' A ' Ii '7 I . Nl ,1 I Q VN. ,. , ,A Q , , , xt, . 3 -- , Q ,ia I , 4, . , A X 1, .. 4 Q '1 , , I 0, ' Q 1 xl? .l. 'gue '. ' ,.'. zl - ' ',, ' x -. x I . ' . - z ' ' , z ' ' et . . I - 1 V - 1 . - I. ' . I' I 1 I X I - II gy Z 8' I x B Q I ' 1 I 43 2 2 . z . .' . 2 I r-II ' x xl I 1 ' 'Z I . l I I I ' ' Y 4' Y ', ' 7 . I I v I 1 l l I I I ' I bi K C x ' V N 1 5' '. .- I- .I . '- , In ,Z nj, I 12 ' ' I2 I sf I I II I: I nf 1 -I I L vi ff X - ' ' ,' ut . '51, -- g --l -:tes . 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' lx I5 I 1' X 1 v. l4l South Hugh School Directory 45 Home St S W Abdalla Joe Commencement Senror Ushers Club Akey Janet 2045 Stafard Ave S W Alkema Daud 631 Plett St S W Alvarez Paulme 830 Cass Ave S E Anderson Jayne 2045 Darwrn A1.e S W Latrn Club C10 115 Y Teens C10 115, Student Counctl C11 125 Senror Play Co chatrman Horrzon Club C10 11 125 Honor Poznt C11 125 Honor Soctety C11 125 Wrtches Whrrl Class Day M ock Electron C hatrman Anderson Joe 225 Rochester Ct S F R O T C Bars Eff Chevrons Club Spantsh Club Debate Team R 0 T C Drrll Team Angell Robert 1824 Palace Ave S W Armstrong Thomas 1126 Watktns S E Baker Kathy 545 Mulford Dr S E Bowltng Club C105 Ilorz on Club C10 11 125 pres 11th Class Day YTeens C10 115 Home Room Counctl Decoratrons Com Sentor Play Wztches Whtrl Ourllf, Scroll Spectra Commercial Club C125 Mock Electron Commencement Bartholomew Robert 55 Cutler St S' W Art Club C105 Camera Club C125 Weather Club C125, Spectra C125 Sentor Play Com Decoratzons Com Benn Phyllls 2311 Staford Ace S W Bertek Janet 1825 Horton Ave S E Camera Club C10 115 Archery C10 115 Hort on Club C10 11 125 Commercral Club C10 11 125 Tattler C105 Announcement Com Y Teens C105 Ojce Practtce Commencement Betterrdge Bruce 432 GtlbertSt S E Blatlcall Bruce 667 Otrllta Sl S E H1 lf C11 125 Ushers Club C11 125 bemor Play Football C105 Baseball C10 11 125 Cross Country C125 Weather Club, J E T S Class Day Bloom Martm 2301 Parts Ave S E Ilall Commrssmner, Camera Club C10 11 125, Weather Club Vatmnal Honor Soctety C11 125 Senmr Play Parltamentanans C11 125 Debate Team C11 125 Forenszcs Bloye Mary 100 Elm St S E Camera Club C105 Ilorrzon Club C10 11 125 Y Teens C10 11 125 Senzor Play Com Ilonzecomrng In vtlattons Boes Russell 705 Vrtes St S W Varstty Club Boss Clarence 2146 Jerome Ave S W .Spanrsh Club Weather Club Boul t Joyce Commencement 334 Eola St S E Bouterse Alma 824 Cauljield Ave S W C hozr Flower C ommtttee Brand Delores 2517 Godwtn Ave S E Breeden Arnold 516 Vaylor St S W R O T C C9 10 11 125, Bars 221' Chevrons Club 11 125 treas C10 115 pres C125 J E T C125 vrce pres Spamsh Club C125 Honor Soctety C125 Drrll Team C125 Brooke James 2031 Parts Ave S E Brown Lenora 132 Grant St S W Commerctal Club 133 Pleasant St S E Future Teachers Club C125 Senmr Mrrer Decorattons Burge Mary Commerczal Club C125 Semor Y Teens C125 Com Gtrls Glee Club C105 Ojce Proctzce Club C125 844 Joslzn St Varstty Club C11, 125 Ushers Club C10 11 125 Semor Play Basketball C10 11 125 J op krng pres H1 Y Club C10 11 Electron, Commencement Burns Alden S F 125 Lattn Club C105 Class Busxc Nancy 2347 Unton Blvd Tattler C115 Lattn Club French Club Hort on Y Teens Club Buwalda Lrly 2132 Palace Ave Caskey Beverly 444 Gtlbert St Hon on Club Bzble Club Future Vurses Club C115 Commerczal Club C125 Chamelly Sadie 33 Shelby St S' W Camera Club C95 Latrn Club C115 Ilorrzon Club Archery Future 'Nurses Club C115 Commerctal Club 12 Chapman George 1847 Darw1nA1e S W Basketball C105 Baseball C10 11 125 Cross Country C11, Varstty Club C11 125 H l C10 11 125 Ushers Club C125 Tattler C125 Qutll fs' Scroll Chavez George 212 Albany St S W Church Madelyn 1729 Linden Ate S E benror .Student Councrl Home Room C ounctl, Y Teens Horizon Club Sentor Play Class Day Claydon Joyce 2107 Unron Blvd S F Y Teens C115 Tattler C125 Honor Soctety Qutll of .Scroll Ilortzon Club Comrnerczal Club .Senzor Play Com Spantsh Club treas Cm enshrp com Come Donna 2110 Horton Ave S E Hart on Club C11 125 Jr cf Sr Y Teens Lat1n Club C115 Scholastrc Com C125 Soctal Com C125 Cool. Eugene 2303S Lafayette Ave Ilt Y C10 11 125 Football C10 11 125 Tertms C11 125 Varszty Club C11 125 Ushers Club C10 11 125 Memortal Com C125 Cralg Helen Chozr Future Nurses Club Sen1or Y Teens Senror Play Com 619 Stolpe St S E l42 Craig Roger Football, Varszty Club Curtlss Thomas De Boar Rrchard De Good Patricia 3305 Woodward Ave S Ht Y 1917 Collrns Ave S E 11 Maryland Ave 918 Umon Ave S E Hortzon Club C11 125 Y Teens Scholasttc Com Decorattons Com , Sentor Play Com , Soctal Com De Haan Rlchard 636 Plett St S Ushers Club De Kraker Ethel 2303 Buchanan Ave De Krulf Loretta 500 Woodlawn St Qurll cr Scroll Harnecomrng Com Publtczty Com Senror Play Spectra De Maagd Howard 816 Hazen St Dmkel Shlrley 136 Ktrtland St W D1 Piazza Rose 612 Cass Ave S E Hon on Club Future Teacher s Club Announce ments Y Teens Class Day Dorn Gretchen 314 Beulah St S E Douglas Vlrlham 615 Ionta Ave S W Vtce pres Senror Class Basketball Baseball Track Cross Country Varstty Club Ht Y Club Weather Club Ushers Club, J E T S Dreyer Rudolph 523 Unmn S E Nattonal Honor Socrety R O T C Rtfle Club Math Club R O T C Chozr Drummond Donald 1257 Stgsbee St S W Dunnewold Joyce 142 Cutler St S W YTeens Vtce pres Future Nurses Club Hortzon Club Outll L1 Scroll Publtczty Com Serttor Play Com Class Day Tattler Homecomtng Com Dykhuls Ex elyn 736 Madtson Ave S E Ensmg Yvonne 338 Brown St S W Commerczal Club Estep Ruth 1400 Lafayette Ave S E Cheerleadzrtg C9 10 11 125 Commerctal Club C125 Ojice Pract1ce C125 Decorattons Corn Eyk Robert 1100 Grandulle Ave S W Camera Club Projectzon Room Fehrlen Shtrley 127 Grtggs .St S E Commerctal Club Ilort on Club Motto Club l'1ck Thomas 2143 Staford Ave S W Q O , ......,..,...,.....,. -, - - I 1 ------ I -4-'-' 11 - - 1 '-----' 'v'- ' J I 1 ' , .. .,............ -, 1 - 1 ------4--4-'-- -1 - - v ---'-- ' '1 ' ' , .,........,....... ., . . , ..........,.... 1 ., . . , .,.,..... . ...,. .. . - - - - 1 1 1 C10, ,I ,' . 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DRUG STORE Alger He ghts Compliments ALGER MARKET 2413 Eastern Avenue S E DEUEL'S JEWELER 1972 D v1so Ave S Phone 3 3529 Graduatzon G1 ts Compliments THE PALMER SHOP 1165 Mad son Ave S E ytb Complzments COLONIAL CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING CO Complzments VANDENBERG JEWELER Complzments BENDEKGEY'S Hekman Bxscmt Company 8 D L ' Spectra Card BI sp f l 1206 Mad son Ave ue Early I50 . . of . . ,. Plumbmg ' Hearn' ' pp mm-es Ever t ing for tot: . For teenager: , . . e ive Green Stamps ' . . , , . Of Velvet step-sboes for ladies. . - n i Weather Bird Sboes for children of i ' i n . . i P criptions compounded . . , - - f 0f of of i ., . . Ever ing in Records ' of eues - in er'e ousex - or swear i n ' PATRONS 1. Dozema Realty Co.-Realtors. 2. Hansma's OK Cafe. 3. Swierenga Jeweler. 4. Alger Hgts. Hardware. 5. Mr. and Mrs. Boes. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Morrow. and Mrs Tlbble and Mrs Frank Schrellor 9. Mr. and Mrs. 10. Mr. and Mrs. 11. Mr. and Mrs. 12. Mr. and Mrs. 13. Mr. and Mrs. 14. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs Cook. Ripley E. A. Loop. J. VV. Brand. John Baker. Kindy. Mollo Nvnlf like I H fl! SPECTRA STAFF CF I952 EDITOR IN QHIFF 'VIar1lyn Mollo BLSINI-ISS Mu ACER -Xnne H1ghStfClC fldusor N11' XandenBout F1.CLLTx SECTION Echtor Rerrx Andreason SENIOR SECTION Echtor Bette Talcott -Xsslstant Carol Black LNDERCLASS SECTION Ed1tor Vlanann Rowe ORC 1.xIzaTIox SECTION kathy Baker -'lsslstant Helen Smlth ATHLETIC SECTION Stanlex Sager 'XSSISIHHIS Graham johnson Jax Rltzema PHOTOGR -XPHERS Robert XX Inters JIITI X ancleBunte ARTIST Bob Bartholemexx ksslstant Charlene Blshop ADVISOR MISS Holley Ix Johnson l5I 7. Mr. . ' . 15. Mr. . . 8. Mr. . ' . Y X . vfmnnn . '. : T .' 1 ..'. I . l Assistant: Nancy Farah . XZ j . ' ' J: ' ,' J J: ' , ' ' 'A' A': . ,L 'v v t .I N9 .1--1