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

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,Q seninrs vwtetl lxlsie Qolliean their snow queeng l1er alternate, Sue Fortier. 'l'he vet- ine continuetl with tl1e hallwting for the Xlwck lfleetiriit and choice of class colors: navy blue and wl1ite taking tl1e l1o11ors. The xmte for the class flower went to tl1e llvhite C'a1'11atif111. 'llhe class 111111111 was. Wie live tw learn tw live... 'l'l1e sc11ir1rs attentlecl their annual Senimr Xlixer i11 bllillllltliy heltl at the liurtrni Xlethri- tlist QlllllI'Cll. 'lihis set-tfieetlier COIllTllUlllCLl tffwartl luetter st-111111 re1at1f111sl1ips. Nalen- tineis llay was the apprripriate time In crriwn our Class SWCCIllC2lIAI. l5arha.'a liall. 'l'l1e Yalentine liay party was further enf livenetl lay the annual Xluelt llietltling. .Xgain the class voted and XX'llll some de- liheratirln chose tl1e class sung written hy Xlarlcne lit-ltl, .ls a YUCIllfJI'lZll tl1e seniors cuntrihutecl tn the purchase nf new curtains lui' Cliurm llall. St. l'atricl4s llay was tl1e scene of a big party antl tl1e erowninu of wur Shamrock Queen. lifinnie lXCICllllIIl. ll1e senior girls will lwne I'CIl1L'Illl5CI' Xlay U. the tlate fur the lDZlIIlSQl5. liraen when all tlamsels may capture their fawurite lad as their dancing partner for tl1e :ala allair. Now the st-11if1rs :ot reatly to present their own Class lJa5'. a traditional revue in which all zratluatinu st-11iwrs participate. Bette ilial- cwtt antl Cirirtlfni llfllltlwfll. ef,-ehairmen, wmlieel with the class ancl Xlrs. Beattie to make Class Day a creat success,'lll1e1l1eme fur the musical was teiex'isif111 and it was entitletl. St11tlir1-'Sf' 'l'hen the llllllfil'-St'Illf'I' lllfllll, the lviguest tlanee uf tl1e year. came in siuht. Within a few tlays came tl1e big 111f1:11e11t that most L'YCl'yfJIlC i11 tl1e class ul '53 l1acl lueen wait- ing furg this heing CfJIHITlCIlCCHlCIlI, Cinwns of white matle a most impressive eerernony as eacl1 Scnifir we11t forward to aecept his Llll'lOlHli. We start out intu this 11ew life well etluippetl. we believe, tu make that future secure and prornising. We are now on the tlireshcaltl to our chosen career fully aware uf nur new place i11 lifef J l l lfirst Row: Sandra VlilIDITlCI', lpette Talcott. Barbara Ball. liarhara Swanson, planet 'I'1iel. lfst1er Remena Xlarlene AllJI'tEICI1SUIl, Alucly l.epartl, Second Row: Dale lxuipers. Dan Xantler XX erf, 1101111111 IlOIlLlOI'P, Ions lazelaar, lien Phillips, ,lim llalm, Cclnratl Sl1eparcl.Rr1ger l,entA. .XI'lllLll' l.ee. 'l'l1irtl liuw: Xlar I e Xlikol, Sue Vnclerwood, Xlarilyn Winkles, Yireinia ljcnna. Patricia Olsen, Xlarlene Held, Xancy Case and l.eali. F i ' - 4-1 4-xx 'C' ws! .

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in KT '47- 'ur L 'C' 3 T: Rn' Row l: Sandra litnmer, Seeretaryg George Cleatvelatnd. President: .lint Duncan, Treasurer. Row 2 Nlartit liulliss, Kerry .fXndreasen, Greg Code, Yiee-Presidentg Run Cook, Mike Murphy, lake Brt y 'llhe class tif 53i' earn he proudl 'l'his stattentent sienilies the eenerrtl lieeline tri this year's seniors in reeatrd to their tnutuatl success alter these parst years ful prep:u'attit,rn for a secure future. We du believe we have sueeeeded to at great extent in ateeornplishin: whatt we httte set out to dw since we lirst entered the tltrtrrs til Ninth. Ctrtnpa1rirtg the old with the newii is the theme upon whieh this hunk is tm he hatsed. and that is exatetly whatt the seniwrs are statrting tri dw. We ttnd ourselves weighing the experience atnd knttwledee atetruired these past thirteen years with the new atnd UlXVf'l'll.II1L' lite :tl.e:td ttf us, atnd we ltntrw we earn sueeeed. 'lihe veztr wats stztrted with the eleetiwn til elatss ullieers. ilihree ratrties were seeltinz tifliee. providing the lwest in ewlnpetitiwn atnd L'tslftIAf.1l efxrnpgtieninu. 'lie three patrties were firiginatl when ehntisin: ntffniltersg Safrft- Pin l'r1r!j,', Zum l'arIj,', aand Y't'fefffzf,2Jf' Part-,- were tile natznes tinatlly deeided upfn. Xu Une pztrty wats eptnpietely y'it'twr'f'n.ts atnd the L'lCCllf1I1 resulted in fiewree Cleatvelatndis presidin: ats Q resident while Clreg Ctrtln wgas 20 ttn hatnd to serve ats vice-president. Satndrat lirntner eaxnte into the seeretatrial olhce and Klint lluneatn lneeatrne the keeper of the revenue. ,Xlwatys there with ready advice were Xlatreiat liulliss, Ron Cook, Kerry An- dreatsen. lathe liratdy. and Xlil4e Xlurphy. The yeatris social ealendatr got under way with at high-spirited lrmthgtll seatson and datnees after the uatrnes. lhztnliseivinu Day wats at rnisergthle. Crrld daty. hut at eaty Horne- etfzninu ertrwd wats present att the Patntlind tw eelehratte trur atnnuatl iliurlxey Dzty uatnte :and datnee. llepresentattive Cleratld ll. lfrrrd erwnx ned Peggy l,e4tl4 atnd lfttrl llelliitt :ts trieen atnd ltinef. lheir ewurts were errrnpwsed fri' Xnne ligtrdfr. Catrffl lllatele. Idat Cook, l'attriei4t Ciratves. lierry .Xndreatst-n. George Cleatvelatntl. Peter llfrela. atnd 'lbrn liens. lhe t'e'elu'11tifr:ttr2 'lltrp's ltirtltdztywatsztn- 1therlrl:i.li:l.t fit tl,e :1utun.n seatsffn. 'lil1eC'l.t'is'::L:ts Niftrl n ltr' tight with it NUI' senitft' Il:1B- Xnnie. fiet Ywtr fiunf' rlihe presentattiwn wats .t :reatt success as at tirgttrtzttfe play :tnel :ts at U'lllL'el5'. Xext the

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