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 - Class of 1957

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South High School - Spectra Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI) online collection, 1957 Edition, Cover
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UeALoo I wssu sus wouLo Asn Quzsvuons U-,, ,,,,n THAT's nor mv wonnv, MR. UPTON Mn. VAN Ozvsncn MR. VANDEN Bour AssoLuT:Lv uuPossnaLE. WE wuLL Jusr HAvz TO LsAv: voun runcsn an THERE. MRS. VANDER MEER RAlNFoREsT! MR. VAUGHN Mn. VEEnxAuP VAcuuM IN THE cAN Too. THE Hgnpwnlrpnq EXPERTJ iiaf Y? W Muss WILLIAMS M,Ss YNTEMA A 'ENs'VE 'OOD' GAUDEAMU8 vaavun. SMALL ones vonosn uuAT HE HAI IN HIS BA S AT CHRISTMAS TIME AS an THE PAST, memaens or Tue SOUTH Haan FACULTY AND THEIR FAMILIES oATnen:o TOGETHER ron AN cvsnnno or CHRISTMAS run. Gooo rooo or wsu: VARIETIES, THE MEETING or TH! Hnssv or Tu: FAIILYH Ano MANY OTHER Tnsnos MADE IT AN INJOYABLE svanuno. Mass Lone ANI Mnss PAALMAN ENTIRTAINED Tu: cHuLontn wurn sonaa Ano sronacs. SANTA fu: THINK IT lA: Mn, Sunnuuzl BROUGHT GIFTS ron ALL or Tn: cumgu- nsn Ano ron some or THE oposn outs T090 SANTA Sunnnns ENTERTAINS some or THE CHILDREN or THE FACULTY, WLWE??if n9il?!EjLZifhf'?Zf!'gZ71I sM,jfjVWl 03QTQ5?WM?w I ' ' . I , H g UW 3 - 'pi L. x I' x ' ,l..', B -'fiv ' iv-i S 45-. gg: enior PRESIDENT WAYNE BELD VICE-PRESIDENT DAVE TRASTER liktz L STUDENT ADVISORS Officers GORDON KELLY SECRETARY MARIE HOUTMAN TOM KNUDSEN TREASURER JANE LIVINGSTON Bcsf AL Bcsv AL AMERICAN AucaucAn DAuanT VAL:oac SALUTATOR EnaLnsnz Husvonv: E Scnencz AWA Cncul BIOLO ALL Anouuo Snonv Booxx Hou: Econouucs GnAuo BETTY AINDUSTRIAL Aava LANGUAGE AwAno Musnc: BAND -- Oncn:svnA Cnonus MATn AUARD -- Sruornr COUNCIL Honor Awards N Aw N Aw E NIIEL WALK sn M: Y Mtn HA CIP RAP: Cnocx RUTH A. ANDERSON What's the use of worry? MICHAEL H. ASSFY A nice guy with a nice manner. JUDI LOU AVERILL Opportunity for mischief is found 100 times a day. CAROLYN J EAN BACON When of a friend you are in need, just call on her she's one indeed. ' J F gi l 'Thin JAMES J. AHMED A mm's true wealth is the good he does in the world. LARRY ALBRECHT Not that l love study less, but l love fun more. JEANETTE LOU AMES She is the quiet kind whose nature never varies DENNIS ANASTOR He will find a way or make one. ANDREW BANCINO We know little of him, but what we know is good.' MARTHA RUTH BARBER Determination is the key to success. SHARON MAE BATEMA Life is but a thought. NANCY BAXTER HQpiness is a woman's rarest cosmetic. CAROL LYNNE BEADLE Fond of fun and always ready for o laugh. WAYNE HENRY BELD When better men are made, they will have to use him as a pattem. SHARON BENNITT An angel in any man's dream. FRANCIS M. BLAIN Never before has anyone made a much fun. senior class so WILLIAM C. BLAIR I hoven't said much - yet! GLORIA BLAND A quiet, unassuming girl. PATRICIA BOREMA Sincerity has a charm all its own. THOMAS LYNN BOS lii FLORENCE JOAN BOUTERSE A good sport, full of pep and fun, but a true friend when you're needing one. ANDREW ALFRED BOWSER A quiet heart is announced by qu VERNON BRAGG Merry as a cricket. GILBERT BRANAGAN A likable trustworthy chap. 'X Q' I iet thoughts. Good nature is the very air of a good mind. JACK ALFRED BROTT I am contented the way I am. RUTHANNE BUIKEMA A likable girl with a likable way: we remember her just that way. GEORGE W. BULLIS Whatever his goal, he will make it. CAROLYN BETH BULTHUIS Bright and shiny as a new penny. 2' 3 JOAN MARY BREEN How she seems to enjoy life. JOYCE MURIEL BREEN I can't be serious, l'd rather be gay. ROSALIE BRENNER She has a pleasant, cheerful way, that haunts your memory many a day. TERRANCE E. BRISBIN What we have makes us what we are.' will always LORRAINE BUIST Concentrated sunshine, that's Lorraine. SUSAN ANNE CALKINS Rather quiet is this fair lass, but an asset to our class. NANCY MAY CARROLL An all around girl, full of fun: just a pal to every- one. ' MARY SUE CARTER Happiness was bom to win. in LINDA LOU CLANCY The greatest medicine is a good friend. MARY MARGARET CLAY Sometimes quiet, sometimes shy, but the rest of the time, my, oh my! JAMES R. COCAYNE J: 32 'al crm Q: go. cr- Zn P- --0 'T fc S :- o VI a rc : o 'O E' : 'P 3' 'I 1 :- n rc VI :- n L L NORMA JEAN COLE A girl you can't help liking. WINIFRED COLLINS She'd put pep into pepper. JEAN ANNE CONKLIN Peppy and sweety she con't be beat. JUDITH RAE CDOPER She's a friend wherever she goes. EARNEST DEAN DAVIS ln sports and wit he does excellf a friend to all he's really swell. LARRY EDWARD DE BOER Someone you con't help liking! ROGER WARD DECKER He puts his cores in o box and sits on the lid. EVELYN DE VRIES She's not only o scholar, but u friend os well. JOHN RICHARD DE VRIES Ready for Wofk of Pl'- Y, lI0'S Q good sport in every way. I x,,fA J JJ GEORGE BULLISS BASHFUL VN Mosr LIKELY To ucceeo in gf g MARIE A QEA, 3 OPTIMIST RICHARD Joumsvow DY JERRY SCULLEY BEST DANCERS NV , O.. JEAN CONKLVN TALENTED Nc: EVERT BILL DEWAARU MAN HATER ARLENE WERTS I I A CLASS FLI Q uov VANE uTMAN uvasv Bov fv S Cuvzsv CouPLE NX ,NAA fs A f'A Jllll LARRY GROOTERS NORM HALL fy., Curasr GIRL I Iif. JACKIE KARMAN M CHATTERBOX BONNIE MILLER JANE Ll-VIEGSTON I 67 Q . ,xxb -'ff PEESIMISQQI I if-Li -- JoHN FARRA 'trI KXL li A ORIGINAL f MICKY HOFFMAN hr? y Duo Mosr FoR Souru JIM ARMED TERRY BRIS Most OIGNIFI SSQUV U Ious GIRL sv Juov SPOOR Mosr MISCHEVIOUS Don EVOLA 3 RUTH BUIKEMA E MOCK L ePoLusHen :EN HETLER I I ZQHHQTK llK CLASS CHARACTER MARY DURHAM Often seen, but never heard. RICHARD PORTER DUIVEN Knowledge comes, but nonsense lingers. ROGER DYKHUIS ln his quietness there is mischief. PAUL EGGERDING He is wise who doth talk little. WILLIAM DE WAARD A bit shy - but a good guy. RODNEY DEWEY, Don't let that innocent face fool you. ROGER DE YOUNG A man of action rather than words. ROSELLA DOUD A lass so neat with a smile so sweet. I I - 1 1 1' sm , I I R Wiyv., nf: I' . JI , SHARON LEE ENGLISH Happy l am, from cares I am free. NILA ESSICH l'll be merry and free, I'll be sad for nobody. JOYCE ETHERIDGE Let them call it mischief - I'll call it fun! LANCE EVERT Music is his middle name. We hope some day it will bring him fame. 34 DONALD EVOLA No sinner, yet no saint, but still a very mischievous friend. JOHN PARKER FARRA A mind to change by time and place. TERRY GEORGE FITCH Full of pep and loads of fun, he's always liked by everyone. JEANNE FOSTER Her helping hand is always extended. PATRICK LEE GALLAGHER Some day in the future he'll fool us all by eating spinach and growing tall. JOYCE E. GILLEO Quiet until you get to know her. ROBERTA KAY GRAHAM Her gracious charms come by the ton to make her sweet and full of fun. RICHARD ALAN GITTINS He will never need to worry for wherever he may go, he'll always gain a friend and never make a foe. LARRY DEAN GROOTERS Who's afraid of girls? Not I! DAVID HAHN Silence is the herald of joy. NORMAN HALL He has a twinkle in his eye, this most friendly and likable guy. JOYCE ANN HAMELINK So sweet of face, such angel grace. JAMES CARL HEN RICKSON He is a leader of men, and a fine leader. GWENDOLYN KAY HETLER H There's no time like the present, but l'm looking into the future. MICHELE JEAN HOFFMAN A nicer person is hard to meet: getting to know her is quite a treat. NORENE HOGAN A girl of hope and foresight. GRETHE M. HANSEN Fond of fun and always ready for a laugh. JOEL FRANK HANSMA Give me my diploma and you give me liberty! JOYCE HELMER 'Happiness was bom to win. RUBY M. HENDRIX She never seems the least bit blue. MARGARET SUE HOHIMER The true measure of life is honesty. CRAIG HOLMES Tall, pleasant, and nice to know. DANIEL HOLWERDA ln the world of sports, he achieved his fame - he's a handsome guy, Dan is his name. MARIE, LOUISE HOUTMAN Aim high, work hard and succeed as will she. 26 JANET HOWARD Some think the world is made for fun and frolic and so do I. MARCIA ANN HUTCHISON She giggled and then giggled because she giggled. ROSALIE M. JELUSO She never seems the least bit blue. RICHARD EUGENE JOHNSTON His personality shines forth and 'tis good. FREDERIC JAY K ELLY Opportunity for mischief is found 100 times a day. Q GORDON KELLY He is an athlete who is liked by all. .JOHN MIKE KINGSBURY Don't let that innocent face fool you. ELAINE JUDITH KLEIN She shall always be known for her sweetness. WILLIAM R. JONES ln just plain living he finds enough fun to grin and share it with everyone. JACQUELYN KARMAN uMy hear., is nop my own, but l don't care, it s in good hands. TERRY KATT ' Friendly, amiable and sincere: look, everyone, Terry's here. MARY ELLEN KEENA When a boy comes along, she tums her back and then runs backward. O X. AQ? f f1Q, wr JL IY57 JANE LIVINGSTON if I - M ' jf ., X 5 GEORGE BULLISS oo Q Y X O GWENDOLYN HETLER JOHANNA WILLIAMS N X , x ,Q l WAYNE BELD Q' susAN CALKINS Scholastic I Seniors MARCIA HUTCHISON sf . A x 9 l Q MELVIN OLMAN JOAN WILLIAMS RONALD DALE KURDELSKI He would stop St. Peter's roll call to ask a question. THOMAS JAY KURDELSK I Not too serious not too a but a real ood friend 1 9 Y: 9 in every way. BETTY A. LADLEY A manner shy, but in scholarship rates high. CARL LANGFORD Quiet, but not idle. LARRY EDWARD KLOSKEY Friendliness and frolic are a rare compound: A better all-around guy cannot be found. RAYMOND JEFFREY KNIGHT A grin, a wink, a carefree iest, by things like these, we know him best. THOMAS JAMES KNUDSEN He has a twinkle in his eye, this most friendly and likable guy. JAMES RONALD KUIPER He's the kind of person you're proud to call your friend. SANDRA KAY LARAMY A likable girl with a likable way. SARAH LEACH She's kind and gentle, but she's always full of fun. JANE LIVINGSTON Her smile and cheery manner are a source of pleas- ure to her many friends. MARY LOU LUBBEN Laughing at this, laughing at that - yet nobody knows what she's laughing at. All Q, MYRNA KAY LUSSENDEN A likable glrl with a likable DUANE LYON A quiet, slncere fellow. BARRY ALAN MABIN Nothing bothers him. BETTY MC DIARMID A quiet, pleasant type is she.' JOAN MELIN She has a cheerful disposition and a winning way. BONNIE M. MILLER Does she talk? Well, all the time, but that was never much of a crime. MARGARET A MILLER She who has the mildest mmner and the gentlest heart. SNIDER MILTON Kind, gentle, but always full of fun. way. ' ' BONNIE MC KAY lt is well to think well. LARRY J. MC KENNA Overflowing with harmless mis JAMES MC KINNEY A light heart llves long. DAVID N. MEISSNER The word impossible is not in chief. ' ' my vocabulary gi ROBERT F. MINER No sinner, yet no saint, but still the very best of chaps. ARDITH MOORE An angel in any man's dreams. JUDY K. MOORE Being all she is and nothing she is not. ANNABELLE MORRIS A good heart is worth a ton of gold. MARIE E. MOORED Sort of quiet is this fair lass, but an asset to our class. KAREN A MOSHER Dainty, modest, fair is she. A charming girl we all agree. ' ' ' BARBARA THERESA MURPHY ln her voice and smile there is charm. ROSE MARIE MURPHY l'm content to mind my own business EMMA JEAN NAILS Her gracious charms come by the ton to make her sweet and full of fun. NORMAN EARL NICHOLSON If school is liberty, give me death. BARBARA NICOL Youth comes only once: but if you work it right, it's enough. MELVIN DENNIS OLMAN Determined to climb the ladder of success JESSE O'STRANDER Every cloud has its silver lining. LINDA LOU OSWALT Often seen, buf seldom heard. SHIRLEY ANN OSWALT Always be cheerful. CHARLES PALAZZOLO He steals fhe show with his winning ways. BONNIE J. PROSSER Three be fhe things I shall have until l'm doomed: laughter, love and a wad of gum. SHARON REDNER Small, but so is dynamite. LEONARD RENCHER He's the kind of person you are proud fo call your friend. MARY JANE REVERSKI She looks safe, but so does gu1powder. LOIS JAYNE PALMBOS Character and charm combined. LENA RUTH' PATTERSON Sugar md spice, everything nice. LORA LEE PRICE A good cure for fhe blues. THOMAS PROOS He's no? only handsome, but friendl Y, Class Of 57 Presents 1 Purrana THE FINISHING Toucnss L5T'S BREAK 'T vP,B0YS- on OUR STAP, Mncxsv HOFFMAN, CURTAIN CALL . FIRST Row: J. TIFFANY, J. HOWARD, R. Down, M. BARKER, M. HOFFMAN, B. LADLEY, J. VAN Ess, R. BRENNER, J. Anuso, Sscouo Row: J. DF VRIES, C, YARED, C. PALAzzoLA, D. SPERRY, L. GROOTERS, T. Bos, L. EVERT, P. EGGERDING, J. Spoon. MISS NG FROM PICTURE! W. BELD, J. SALADINO, B, RITTINGER, T. PROOS, B. MURPHY, M. SHERMAN, C. TICHEY' R, WRIGHT, Wfaaies Of The Jury MILD DISAGREEMENTS, BIGOTS, SNORING, AND GAY IRISH AND SOUTCH BROGUES WERE THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE COMEDY-FILLED SINIOR PLAY, HLADIES OF THE JURYH. HTHIS IS A WOMAN'S WORLDH, sssmzo T0 PRovE QUITE TRUE, snucc THE LADIES OF ouR JURY seamen TO DOMINATE THE THREE DAYS THE JURY spsuv IN TH: STUFFY JURYROOMA CONSEQUENTLY, TH: MEN OF THE JURY SPENT Mosr OF THEIR runs Anauuuc, CONSOLING, OR FALLING IN LOVE WITH TH: LADIES, ALL OF THIS GRY HILARITY Toon PLACE on NOVEMBER I5TH AND I6Tn I956. We WILL Nsven FORGET ous NLADIES OF THE JURYH. Senior Play Committee Fnnsv Row: M. TRUEMAN, J. CONKLIN, M. Huvcnuson, J. SLoAN, MRS,BEATTIE, W. CoLLnNs, M. Smnrn. Szcouo Row: L. PATTERSON, A, WuLLsAMs, D. TRASTER, F. SMITH, S. SloEaoTHAM, R. KNIGHT, J. TEN Hoon, J. LIVINGSTON. Fansr Row: W.CoLL:Ns, JQLIVINGSTON, R,GRAHAM, MRs,BEATTs:, R. BuuxEMA, J. MooRE, Sscomo Row: S. LEACH, L. Bunsr, C. YARED, R. Knnaur, F. BLAIN, G. BRANAGAN, H. SCHROTER, R. BRENNER, S. Beunuvv, Class Dav Committee ii VASHTI KATHRYN ROBERTS Laughter makes dull life gay, and she helped bright- en many a day. OLLIE RAY ROBINSON Blessed be they who say nothings for they shall not be quoted. RAYMOND C. RUSSELL ERNEST RHOADES A sincere fellow: we wish him well. HELEN RIEKSE Life is but a thought. NORA RIGGS Her manner is as winning as her smile. WILLIAM F. RITTENGER Leam to make the most of life: lose no happy day. A sincere fellow: we wish him well. JOSEPH A. SALADINO As devilish as a guy can bei when accused of a plot he says, 'Who me?' BRENDA SALHAN EY Peppy and sweet, she can't be beat. VIRGINIA L. SCHARMEN Full of vim, vigor and vitality. GARY SCHROEDER I am contented the way l am. LOIS JEAN SCHALK A heart so kind, o friend so t whole world through. rue, is seldom met the HEIDI SCHROETER Those who are quiet accomplish the most. SANDRA SCHUTT Youth comes once in a lifetime. GERALD SCULLEY A man of hopes wig a forward looking mind. ANNIE SCHACKLEFORD She and gloom have no relation. !.l. LEVESTER SHEPPARD Nothing bothers him. MARGARET C. SHERMAN A blush is pretty, but often inconvenient. SANDRA L. SIDEBOTHAM JEAN M. SKILLERN A happy face, a happy heart. RONALD SLEP People say wherever he goes, now there's a boy who's nice to know. JACQUELYN KAY SLOAN Quiet un uffled al a s the sa , r , w y me, like some sweet picture in a picture frame. FRANK B SMI . TH Willing and ready for anything worth while. She has a quiet manner, but keeps it well hidden. THOMAS SIESWE RDA True merit is like a river: the deeper it does, the less noise it makes. DEANNA MAE STADELMAN Politeness imitates kindness. JULIANA KAE STADELMAN She does her part with a willin JEAN K. STARK She knows a o , u more is ROBERT STELLINI Life is never full. MARY LOU SMITH She does all things well DANIEL D. SPERRY Not too serious, not too in every way. JUDITH ANNE SPOOR Laughter makes dull life gay, and she helped bright- en many a day. RONALD J. SPRATLING A pleasant smile and a keen sense of humor. gay, but a real good friend g heart. RICHARD G. SWANSON lf silence were golden, l would be a pauper. CHARLES B. SWITZER Every man is a volume if you know how to read him.' LINDA JEAN TAYLOR She has a quiet manner, but keeps it well hidden. WILLEM TAZELAAR A good disposition is preferred to gold. JON M. TEN HOOR Practical, clever and jolly, too. His many, his faults are few. DONALD TER MEER An innocent face, but you can never telI..... CHARLES TICHY Wisdom goes with fewest words. FORREST TIFF A sense of humor is the salt of life. MARTHA ANN TRUEMAN She scatters sunshine and laughter wherever she goes. JOYCE URBON Destined to climb the ladder of success. JERRY LEE UNGER The answer to a maiden's dreams is this handsome star of our football team. JUDY UNGER AIthou h she's little and not ver tall we 'ust can't 9 Y 1 I help liking her best of all. friends are Lf. TH' JOSEPH CALVIN TIFFANY II Life may be funny, but I don't get the joke. DAVID LEE-TRASTER He's not only a entleman, but a scholar and a right ll g QUY- DAVID TOMPKINS There may be better men in this world -- but I doubt If. U ROY TOMPKINS No gathering is complete without him. I Q iff FRANCES VICARI Full of sweet indifference STUART M. VISSER Give me my diploma, and you give EARL MELVIN WASHINGTON A quiet mon, but quite a mon. ARLENE MAE WERTS Eamest in work, friendly to all. SALLY UTTING Tis noble to be good. GORDON LEWIS VANDER HEIDE What, homework? Something to eat? JUDY VAN ESS She likes them short: she likes them tall, we know she likes them one and all. CAROL VAN OTTERLOO Sweetness and personality: what a pair. me liberty. ' 7 ARLEITHA WILLIAMS JOAN WILLIAMS tl - ii gw u iz Sincerity has a charm of its own. Bashful, but it makes her cheeks such a lovely color. JOHANNA WILLIAMS A shell of shyness covers a heart of gold. RONALD WILLIAMS lf any mischief can be done, he's sure to take part. JOHN ALLAN WILLET School Is a good thing, but why run a good thing to death. PHYLLIS WILSON ln the classroom or in the hall, a welcome smile she has for all. JAMES WILLARD WOHLFORD I am contented the way I am. CAROL A WOUDSTRA ac un, A good sport, full of pep and f when you're needing one. but a true friend RUTH ANN WRIGHT Short and snappy, attractive and happy. CHARLES N. YARED A gentleman from sole to crown. PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE LETTY JEAN ANTONNINI 'Have fun while you can. .INDA BLYERVELD DOUGLAS WESLEY GREEN A quiet, sincere fellow, we wish him well. sl M , I, l I CRAIG JOHNSON Du':Z.HHL g::iv::'E:y.fb' H fmd U WUY fo Much to himself he thought, but seldom spoke. GERALD KRAUSS AVID I like work, it fascinates me. I could gif and wqfch Duletness Is a thing quite rare. it as happy as can be. IANNE COOK Each lives his life as his heart directs him. ORMAN DE RUITER The quiet type - In school that is. LLA MAE FREDERICK A quiet, unassuming girl. ERRY GLOBENSKY At last I need study no more. ROY PETERSON To study or not to study, that is the question.' GARY SHADLE Quiet and unassuming, but always the same. JOE SIMON When he smiles you'll always find a touch of mls chief in his mind. R1 1, Wm 3 ' W, ' H , -. 351.4 i, ,, '91 wi: . Y . . E . 2 A I a n , , f an xg Q W 1 f Mg X QUEEN KING NAN CARROLL GORDY KELLY A11 - Sports Royalty kbs ALL-SPORTS COURT FIRST Row - SHARON Bcnuuvrg Queen, NAN CARROLL1 Juov MOORE. SECOND Row - JANE Luvnncsvong Kuna, GORDY Ken.1.vg Juov VAN Ess THIRD Row - Tom Knuosaug LARRY GROOTERSQ LARRY KLosxzY. egg 'ff ,xii-2? oag N17 Ano iffy? K '55 70 f af N. I -E' No MW 'V If Gd u .ff ' fixo WO 95 ,4- I-5' P9 1 KQV J 00' 160 6 oqxsvvww Q Qfbx ' Non-Q, H' S6 Y Xygce Qfblx K 9 A x Sexwxasjx- Q wwe :3:,Zi::?'22f- L 1- J SAF' 1:32 Ev, A ET Y Sascha 'urdfjr ASS N T Issue Mm r ,OD R I B XS sounrs W' . In Hlgl, Honors Ar mm S487 N fu Y n X - if-w,,,, Ixffwk ,.., ffw , li., , 'ff M x S9 X 1113. .anom- K .. , YW? U W? ii . 5 . M 'Him X ffl! 4 32 Fl asv now- MR. Bunn, E. FREDERICK, F. Rocsns, M. BALL, A. MooRE, J. KAR- HAN, C. LAUTERHAHN, J. THURSTON, L. SANoaEna, J. LEE, J. BREEN, M. KEIHA, B. Pnosssn, D. Gooo, J. RowE, T. Avoue, J. CHASE, J. HUNTER, J. SLOAN, SECOND Row- J. LIVINGSTON, R. BUIKEMA, M. HorFuAN, M. BARKER, R. GRAHAM, L. SCHALK, F. Mooov, P. SALL, S. SPENCER, S. KUIZENQA, D. PICKERINQ, H. ScHRoEoEn, H. DELIEFDE, R. JAMES, P. PALHeos, P. BARTLETT, R. MARKUS, L. HuLL, THIRD Row- C. DAvus, J. Cooo, J. ATKINSON, J. HIGLEY, J. O'STnAN- oEn, C. THOMPSON, T. Coorsn, B. WOODSON, B. GILLETTE, J. CASH, T. MoNr- GOMERY. Trojan You SEE SOME WORRIED, HARD woRxlNc lHPoRTANT LOOKING PER- SON DASHING Down THE HALL. WHO us HES WHERE'S HE GOING? HE's PRoaAeLv A TRQJAN TRuauNE RE- PORTER TRYING T0 MAKE A oEAo- LINEQ THE STAFF or THE TROJAN TRLBUNE UNDER THe LEADERSHIP OF JANE KER WITH our PER. FOR Hour LIVINGSTON AND MARTHA BAR- AS C0-EDITORS, HAS WORKED A WILL THIS YEAR T0 Pu? SIXTEEN ussucs or THE PA- THERE HAs EEEN A FEATURE EVERY nssve. ONE or THE succEssruL ussuzs WAS THE SArETv Isaut. T1-1bune MARTHA BARNER, JANE LIVINGSTON, EDITORS-IN-CHIEF. 5. Hwvw J. HENDRICKSON, VICE-PRESIDENT, J. AHMED, PRESIDENT. enior FIRST ROW- C. OLSON, J. WELLH MILLER, S. PLASMAN, M. SPAAN, ROW- MR. LuoTHART, G. HETLER, HouTmAN, M. HUTCHISON, S. Kun J. DALSON, MR. BIRD, THIRD RO HooR, J. KUIPERS, R. LANG, G. SDN, J. DUNCAN, C. WILLIAMS, WHEN THE STUDENTS FELT ILL, 'THEY WERE SEEN TAKING THEIR COM- PLAINTS TO THE STUDENT COUNCIL THE CHEIF CLINIC. Juv AHMED, SURGEON, HEARD THE DEMANDS RoR SYSTEM AND A BETTER HALL GUARD SUCCEEDED IN DEvTsuNc A NEw AND MORE EFFlC'ENT oNE. Jam HENRICKSON, STANDING av SHMED AND QUICKLY ADMINISTRATING A SHOT IN THE ARM SET uP AN INTER - CLUB COUNCIL. UNDER NAN CARROLL, ouR HEAD NuRSE IN ATTENDENCE, A HALL or FAME com- MITTEE wAS ORGANIZED. GEORGE BULLISS, CURCULATION SPECIALIST, PUT A FEW POINTERS fN THE COUNClL'S OPERATION ALSO. HE HELPED GET IN INJURED ATHLETE FUND STARTED. Student AN, T. Avoua, M. PowELL, T. MERRILL, M. B. MORELAND, J. LITTLE, M. BALL. SECOND N. CARROLL, S. STEGEHUTS, P. NORRIE, M. ZENGA, P. PALMBOS, J. LEE, R. ANDERSDN, w- J. AHMED, J. HIGLEY, R. LAKE, J. TEN- BULLISS, G. MISKE, J. SCULLY, J. HENDRICK- K. BLOCK. ua- Q VW 1' 424' 0 0' H3 un ui! 'tgmti 3 gxxv xxx YA , Q -W y-1 v L, n 'YX?1?YW-bf, wigY,uwmqvYf5 ,W xv L Xu' 3.1 U- -3 5 9 :X-L1 1 U1 Vg H .. V 11 ' U U5 :SVUUSW f 'QV WX, mx 'lim E 3 1 ,mf Fnom LEFT TO nuaurz J. Les, N. CARROLL, J. DALSON' S. WILCOX, R. Auoznsow, N. LOCKWOOD, G. Musxz, K. BLOCK, J. TEN Hoon, R. LANG, C. WILLIAMS, J, Annan. Council N. CARROLL, SzcRzrARYg G. BULLISS, Tnusunen. 3... C Rf' ??f2Khng f L , ff, , Nx ll + ' .1 Q S ,WI , -ix f - THE QUILL AND SCROLL SocrETv IS A NATUONAL HONOR SOCIETY FOR HIGH SCHOOL JOURNALISTS. IN ORDER T0 BECOME A MEMBER, A STUDENT 'l MUST ez A JUNIOR OR SENIOR, BE AN ABOVE AVERAGE STUDENT, HAvE sooo CHARACTER, AND SHOW AN INTEREST AND ABILITY IN JouRNAL1sM. MEM- - BERS ARE CHOSEN rRoM THE STAFFS ' or THE TRDJAN TRIBUNE AND THE SPECTRA, MR. BTRD AND Muss REED Q - gr ARE THE sPoNsoRs. ' G HERE You MAY BE SEEING som-: ,h FAMOUS EDITORS, NEWSPAPER REPORT- 4 .X ERS OR WRITERS or THE FUTURE, Quill and croll RST Row: M. HorrMAN, J. SLOAN, MR. BTRD, Mass REED. D. REssEcuiE, CARROLL. SECOND Row: J. LIVINGSTON, J. HUNTER, P. BARILETT, P, SALL, KU'25NGA1 J- HIGLEY, T. COOPER, C. THOMPSON, J. ATKINSON, J. TENHOOR, HENRICKSON, J. Cooo, M. BALL, M. CLAY. MISSING FROM PICTURE! L. HuFF, MOTTT M- 5ARKERv L- SCHALK, J. BREEN, R. GRAHAM, H. SCHROETER, A. MOORE, BU'KEMAv J- KARMANT J- ETHERIDGE. B- PROSSER, E. SOULES, J. THURSTON, SANDBURG, S. SPENCER, F. Moouv V. RDDGERS, F, ELAINE, Funsr Row- J. Lsvnuosfou, M. MooREo, LARAHY, S CALKINS, J STARx J, SLOAN, R. JELUSO, H. SCHROEDER Secouo Row M OLMAN, Mass PAALMAN, E, Dzvnpzs, N. COLE, S. SuoEaoTHAu, B RKER, M HOFFMAN, THIRD ROW T. p,TcH' G, HETLER, M, HQUTMAN, C BULTHUIS, M TRUEMAN, J WILLUAMS M. LUSSENOEN, N. CARROLL, M. SMITH, J HENDRICKSON, FOURTH Row D TRASTER, R. BUIKEMA, J. DEVRIES, ONKLIN, CHY, KATTT Honor 0C16tY THE HONOR SOCIETY as ALL THE NAME IMPLIES. MEMBERSHIP DEPENDS on HIGH SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP, sooo CHARACTER AND WILLINGNESS T0 BE or SERVICE TO THE scHooL. SOUTH HIGH BECAME A MEMBER or THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY IN I926, MEMBERS or ouR HONOR SOCIETY ARE ALSO MEMBERS or THE HATnoNAL SOCIETY. OFFICERS or THE cLue THIS YEAR WERE JOHN DE VRTES, JoE TIFFANY, MARIE HouT- MAN, Amo JANE LIVINGSTON. Mzss YNTEMA AND Muss PAALMAN WERE SPONSORS. ACTIVE MEMBERS or THIS cuue ARE PLANNING T0 ENTER THE TEACHING PROFESSIONA WE ALL AD- MIRE THEM FOR cHoosIND THAT PROFESSlONn THERE IS OBMIOUSLY A GREAT NEED FOR TEACHERS, SOMETIMES PEOPLE IN FUTURE TEACHERS TAKE OVER CLASSES FOR ABSENT TEACHERS, THIS GIVES THEM A LITTLE IDEA ABOUT TEADH- ERSHIP or MISS MCNEAL AND MR. SwETs ENJDYED AN INTERESTING TRIP TO MICHIGAN STATE UNIVER- sITY. G. HETLER, SECRETARYQ J. EVANS, PRESIDENT: S. BORDEN, VlCE-pRES- HDENTg S, WILCOX, TREASURER. Future Teachers Club FIRST Row- M. POWELL, MIss MDNEAL, G. HETLER, S. BORDEN, J. EVANS, S. WILCOX, MR. SWETS. SECOND Row- J. GARNER, T. Avoua, M. MILLER, M. SPAAN, S. PLASMAN, S. SIENSTRA, J. KLUNDER, M. MILLER, J. RIEKSE, C. BONTHUIS, S. MEDD, THIRD Row- N. DEVDS, M. SCHAAF, S. STEGEHUIS, P. NORRIS, C. ELFERDINK, J. DEHAAN, S. THDMRSDN, N. CDLE, J. MELIN, M. TRUEMAN, M. SMITH. ING. THE cLuB UNDER THE LEAD- E I E ss ii S 2 I 5 Future Nurses FIRST Row: S. DAVIDSON, J. CLAYTON, V. Asn, R. DEAN, P- MOORE. J- DAL' son, J. LITTLE, R. BUSSIMA, S. BORGMAN, P. McCLELLAN. Sscouo ROV! B. SLEP, D, BARBER, B. Pnssrou, L. SANDBURGQ B- M'LLERs C- T'QGLEM'Nv R' VANDERLIND, J. VANDEPUTTE, K. KUIPERS, M. Hueen. THIRD Row: R. JAMES, J. BOUMAN, C. WAALKES, D. SAUNDERS, D. POELMAN, L. KING. P- KLEERSYND' ER, J. DEHAAN, T. Joncssow, K. KENDALL. SGS FIRST Row: MIss Srscuow, S. DAVIS, P. SALL, S. SPENCER, V. THOMASSON, M. Anosnsou, M. Monson, Msss BAUMANN. Szcono ROV! J. Opnor, P. Annan- sou, J. Mosnsn, M. POWELL, C. DAvIs, R. D:MszsTsR, S. DAVIDSON, M. Dun osn, L. SANoauRo, C. TIQGLEHAN, M. Wsursns, S. WILCOX, J. GARRER, J. Auosnson, S. GOODFELLOI, THIRD Row: M. DEGooo, J. CLAvToN, J. Rout, J. VAN Dvxcn, V. PARKER, E. NAILS, R. VANoznLINo, D. BARazn, J. GRAVER- sou, P. BASORE, S. Eaauuv, M. ROIELL, B. GRIVERSON, S. LARGE, M. MIL- LER, D. GRAnsTRou, J. VAnoeRGIss5En, V. BRAQG, L. PRIc:, M. CAGIQFOUR- TH nov: K. SOLOMON, R. Down, B. PRITCHARD, N. BARAGER, V. WITT, M. Boss, J. DEHAAN, T. Jonaensou, S. KuIzEncA, F. Mooov, M. DsYouuc, K. MCLENITHAN, M. BARER, J. Tnunsron, B. MILLER, P. DARcAnGELo, K. Kosfzn Senior Y Teens HERE WE PRESENT THE or MERCYH, THEY cERTAs THEIR SHARE THIS YEAR SORING A MEMBERSHIP DR SENDING PACKAGES or ACROSS THE SEA. AN oRcA SUCH AS THIS SURELY HAS ASSET AT SouTH. RED CRoss PINS WE POPULAR AROUND SOUTH, ou EFFORTS or THESE Go-GET RED CROSS some or TH FTRST Avo AID, ROSEL THEIR ANNUAL HERE ARE FUL SERVANTSQ FRECHQ SECOND HELP KIT, DELORES Gooog TEASTER WESTQ DELEGATE, ALBERTSQ AND THE MEDICAL Mass RUTH BAUMANN. N T, WEST, TREASURERQ E. FRECH, PRES- sooENTg R. Down, VICE-PRESIDENTQ S. ALBERTS, CABINET MEMBER- Junior Red Cross FuRsT ROI- T. WEST, S. ALBERTS, B. BuRaHouT, Muss BAUMANN- r SEcoNo ROW- M. MIESNIEK, R. Down, E. NAsLs, D. Joao. HANGELS NLY DID BY SPON- IVE AND CLOTHING NIZATION BEEN AN RE VERY E T0 THE TERs IN DRIVE. E FAITH- ELEANOR LA Dowog DOCTOR, SALLTE ADVISOR FaRsT ROI- C. BoHTHuns, P. Auornaon, J. LIVINGSTON, 8. PREsToN, P BARDO, S. PLAsMAn, J. VAnoEPuTTE, A, Ktnoos, L. CLANCY, M. MTLLER, C. ELFERDINK, S. WILCOX, C. 0LsoN, B. HOUTMAN, M. SKORKA, N. MTL- Ltl, R. ANDERSON, D. GRAHAM, Mvss. YNTEMA. Szcouo Row- R. Durvsn, J. DUNCAN, R. LARE, J. VANBOIS, M. MooRtLARo, M. SPAAN, P. NORRIS, B. Wooosou, J. Buoonz, L. EGGERDINC, D. GRANDSTROM, L. SANDBERQ, C. TTQQLEMAR, B. MTLLER, W. BARBER, R. VANDELIND, J. DEVRIES, J. TlffANY, T. FITCH, J. AHMED. THIRD ROW- R. EAToH, M. HUBER, R. JAMES, J. DEHAAN, K. MCLEHITHAH, M. DEYOUIB, M. BAKER, F. Moonv 9 R. LANG, J. FARRA, W. BELD, G. BuLLnss, A. Pnusas, M. HUTCHISON, M. BARKER, T. KATT, N. CARROLL, M. HouTMAN, G. HETLER, R. GILLETTR Latin Club CAESAR CONQUERED GAUL, BUT THE HLIBERI LATINAEH REALLY cou- QUERED SOUTH THIS YEAR. JUST Look BACK AT THAT MEMBERSHIP! THIS YEAR'S CLUB REALLY SHOWS AN INTEREST IN LATTN COR wAs IT JUST asuwa an A CLUB?J IN THE RQMAN STYLE, INITIA- TION HEADED THE cLua's ACTIVI- TIES FoR THE YEAR, IT PRovEo EM- BARASSING ron THE New MEMBERS TO BE SOLD AS SLAVES AND ENDING ur Donna VERY RIDICULOUS THvNcs. THE oLo MEMBERS ENJOYED THE wHoLE EVENT. C. OLSON, TREASURER. THE SUPREME RULERS wERE PRESIDENT, ToM Bosg VlCE-pRESl- DENT, TERRY KATT: SECRETARY, CAROL OLsoN: AND TREASURER, ,m,, ,, D. GRANDSTROM, SECRETARYQ T KATT, VICE-PRESIDENTQ T. Bos, PRESIDENT, MISS SKUTT, OUR SPANISH TEACH- ER, BEGAN THE SPANISH cLua A FEW YEARS AGO. THE CLUB'S PURPOSE HAS BEEN THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE SPAN- ISH LANGUAGE AND THE SPANISH PEOP- LE. THIS YEAR THE SPANISH CLUB Ac- CDMPLISHED A MAJOR PROJECT av SEND- ING A aox or CLOTHING TO A FAMILY IN MADRID, SPAIN, A COLORFUL SPAN- ISH PIESTA wAS PLANNED Pon LATE IN THE SECOND SEMESTER. ON APRIL 3, THEY WENT TO ANN ARBOR TO SEE THE UNIVERSITY or MICHTGAN, UFFICERS WERE ToNY MERRILL, JIM MCKINNEY, ERIC lSENHOFF, AND TERRY KATT, Spamsh Club IRST Row ALKINS, H RMAN, TOOLEY, M. TRUEMAN, T. MERRILL, OGERS, QLLI , . ND w: M. TERRY, R. SLEP, B. ABIN, B owNs, H Y, , T CooPER, E. ISENHOFF, P. DE- TRUUP 136 Hu-vo EINSTEIN! THESE ARE THE MATHEMATICAL GENIUSES or SOUTH HIGH. WHERE ARE ALL THE GIRLS? Gooo EDR You TONY! DoES THIS MEAN THAT ONLY oNE GIRL PLANS TO G0 INTO THE FASCINA- TTNG FIELD or MATHEMATTGS? Now- ADAYS, THE PAY AND SATISFACTION ron WOMEN IN THIS LINE or WORK vs REALLY GREAT! MR. FERGUSON, wHo as THE SPONSOR, ORGANIZED THE JETS CLUB ONLY A FEW YEARS AGO. IT wAs EDRMED T0 GIVE THE STUDENTS GOING INTO ENGINEERING on MATH- EMATICS A CLEARER PICTURE or THIS FIELD. EVERYONE BELONGING FINDS IT as A VERY INTERESTING AND INFORMATIVE ORGANIZATION. CHIEF ENGINEER or THE JETS THIS YEAR wAs DAVID TOMPKINS. :RST Row E, DE oER, D Lvo , DUIVEN, M. WEBER, B. DEWAARD1 R. FERGUSON, SECOND ROW D FREEMAN, WR'GHTs R' HAANQ L' FWSHER' T' RRILL' NK, ISENHDEF, THIRD Row B. G'LLETTE, T- Cl-OUGHT J- TELL' C ET HEUW, D TTENS, AN , C PALAZOLA, C. T'CHEY, M. MAN FIRST Row- K. BLocx, C. YARED, R. MIHER, J. Bnown, D. EVOLA, J. SA- LADINO, F. SMITH, T, COOPER, R, TOMPKINS, G. KELLY, J. STREETER, SE- couo ROW- J. KUIPERS, J. ESTELL, H. LEE, ALL HEAo, D. TOUPKINS, R. Downs, R. DEWEY, J. UNGER, L. ARCHEY, M. TERRY, S. MILTON, THIRD Row W. BELD, J. FARRA, D. NELSON, D. TRASTER, D. HOWERDA, L. DEBOER, C. THouPson, R. TUCKER, L. KLOSKY, T. KNUTSON, J. SCULLY, J. HIGLEY, R. JOHNSTON, J. HENDRICKSON, G. BuLLIss, B. MABIN, FOUITH Row- E. WASH- INGTON, J. Cooo, H. DEGooD, J. ATKINSON, P. DAVIDOVICH, T, Pnoos, N. HALL, B. LAHQ, H. GLUPER, E. PUNCHES, T. FITcH. Varsity Club TAKE A aooo LOOK, GIRLS, AT L. KLOSKY, VICE-pRESIDENTg G, BUL- THESE FINE SPECIMENS or SUPERMEN! LIS, PRESIDENTS T. KNUTSON, TREAS- THESE ARE THE aovs wHo HAVE URERQ R. WILLIAMS, SERGEANT or ARMS won MAJOR AWARDS IN ouR VARIOUS T. PRoos, SEcRETARY. SPORTS, I PAsswoRos T0 BE MASTERED aEEoRE BECOMING A TOUGH, auT READY MEMBER or THE VARSITY CLus HAvE aEEN Known TO BE! nSH0OTH-- HFOUL BALLH -- HHOLD THAT LINEN-- NWAYLAND 20 MILESH -- HTEE HggH-- HDUECE AGAINH -- Ano HWATCH THUSE RECORDS, H0WARD!H THIs YEAR'S CLUB wAs DEFEAT- ED ev THE FACULTY IN THE USUAL THRILLINC VARSITY-FACULTY BASKET- BALL GAME BEFORE A Hucs STUDENT soov. A PROJECT OF THIS CLUB wAs EARNING MONEY Fon AN EXPENSIVE CAMERA To as Hqrn .T EEA.-- I-W 'f'f ITWMW-U T A I A FI YOU GOT TO YOU GOT YOU GOT TO YOU GOT YOU GOT TO s f T 'J Q GO, TEAM, TO Go, GO, GO! FIGHT, TEAM, TO FIGHT, FIGHT, F WIN, TEAM, You GOT TO WIN, WIN, WIN! You GOT TO GO, TEAM, FIGHT, TEAM, WIN THIS GAME! Varsity Cheerleaders ILLER, J. VANDYKEH, J. HUNTER, A. MQQRE, J, MOQRE. RST Row- N. Nucuogson, S. SPENCER, M. BAxER, J. THURSTON, M. W. , . , , IGHT! .. -fin ' . .A A A 97 f,,,, ,,..64 vnu .,f' -Q FIRST Row- P. BARDO, S. PLASMAN, Sacono Row- D. NESSELROAD, H. DE- LTEFDE, THIRD Row- B. GRAVERSON, B. SALHANEYQ Second Team Cheerleaders wE'vE GOT THE STYLE, wE'vE GOT THE PEP wE'vE GOT THE TEAM THAT'S REALLY HEP I' SOLID MURDER ' SOUTH HIGH TROJANS, THAT'S OUR TEAM ' if 1 I - O f STRICTLY ON THE BEAM! THE BUSIN GRADUATE. SOME THE CLUB PERSONNEL or THE sc CEPTIONIS us GATNED EVER PROJECTS COMMERCIA ION. TNT TO A NEED AND HEL BANQUET AFFAIR or L. BUIST, PRESIDENT: M. Luss- ENDEN, TREASURER, C. BEADLE, VucE-PREsaDENTg D. STADELMAN, SECRETARY. SOME DAY SOON YOU MAY RUN INTO THESE GIRLS AS GREAT AND PROSPEROUS GIRLS sHowN SOUTH wHo ES A H0 TS I Y AN L S Y D WH T SECRETARIES. THE ARE THE MEMBERS or PLAN TO so OUT INTO s WORLD AFTER THEY or THE PROJECTS or ARE WORKING IN THE ND GENERAL orrlcis QL, ALSO BEING RE- . ACTUAL EXPERIENCE N THIS wAY. CLUB HAS CERTAIN D SERVICES, AND THE CLUB us NO ExcEPT- YEAR THEY T00 rooo FAMILY AT CHRISTMAS A MOTHER-DAUGHTER :DH vs AN ANNUAL HE CLUB. Commercial Club FIRST Row: L. HULL, J. MOSHER, B. CRoEL, W. COLLINS, P. BASORE, B. PRos- sER, K. MOSHER, J. FOSTER, J. STARDH, E. NAaLs, MRs THARP, MRS. NICKSON, E. FEDRICKS, J. OPHOF, S. VALENTTNE, H. MEDENDORF, L. Hurr, M. SMTTH, C. FULKERSON, C. DEVRIES, D. KNIGHT. SECOND ROW! K. JoHNsoN, J. GRAvERsoN, C. BLDDMBERG, J. CLAYTON, M. CARTER, E. CDNNER, M. LUBBEN, F. BOUTERSE, M. M:EsNaEx, C. VANDYKE, M. RANSOM, L. TAYLDR, D. STADELMAN, S. EASTMAN, B. CARTDN, B. CASTLE, S. ETGHMY, J. STADELMAN, J. DEYDUNG, J. GRADES, J. BRATLEY, E. RUBINGH. THIRD Row: L. PALAMBOS, E. KLEIN, K. KosTER, M. Is- AAc, N. BOHNSTENGAL, G. NEWMAN, C. BEADLE, S. RTENKS, J. ZYLSTRA, A, PRUSSIS, C. VANOTTERLOO, S. SMITH, J. GILLES, E. FLEMING, L. HARLEY, B. PRTTCHARD, E. DEVRTES, M. LUSSENDEN, S. LARAMY, N. pARKER, L. BUIST, M. BARRER. Q'Q I fl-fa-ll 25- FIRST Row- D. STRAU, V. WITT, P. DARCANGELO, S. VONVELSEN, M. MILLER, G. HETLER. SECOND ROW- Mn. ESBAUGN, R. SLEP, J. DEVRuEs, M. HDUTMAN, Debate HERE ARE SouTH's WHIRLWINDSQ THEY ARE THE suLvER-TDNGUED ORA- ToRs or SOUTH-THE MASTERS or DE- BATE. THEv WENT ouT TO EARN A CHAMPIONSHIP, THIS THEY DID. THE SQUAD MET MUSKEGON HEIGHTS, PORTAGE, COOPERVILLE, AND EAST GRAND RAPIDS IN STATE DEBATES. THE TTMELY TOPIC wAs HRESOLVED THAT THE FEDERAL Gov- ERNMENT SHOULD SUSTAIN THE PRICE or MAJOR AGRICULTURAL PRICES AT NoT LESS THAN NTNETY PER CENT or PARlTY.H SOUTH'S FIRST TEAM VAS HIDE UP or JOHN DEVRIES AND JOE Tur- FANY, AFFIRMATIVEQ MARIE HOUTMNN AND GWEN HETLER, NEGATIVE. Ma. 01 EsaAuaH coAcHED THE TEAM. 3 -A 'rs THE SPECTRA PRESENTS THE HPATHFINOERSH. WESTWARD Ho! THEv'RE SEARCHING EoR EXTRA SEATS UP FRONT. WITH couRAcE raom THESE FRONTIERSMEN, vou ARE GUIDED TO vous SEAT an THE SOUTH AUDITORlUln THE WAY SOME or THEM ACT vou'o THINK THEY HAD BEEN PnoNEERs Fon YEARS. THEY'RE ALWAYS THERE, READY TO HELP C75 aLAzE A TRATL TO oun SEATS. THESE NMENH USUALLY HAVE QUITE A Joe STRAIGHTENING THINGS ouT. THESE aovs HAVE REALLY DONE som: FINE wonx IN KEEPING ORDER AT THE ASSEMBLIES. T .. KLosxv, TREASURER3 F, SMITH, DRESIDENTQ R. Downs, VlCE-PRES- DCNTQ T. Pnoos, SECRETARY. Senior Ushers Funsv aol- R. WILLIAMS, D. TOMPKINS, D. EVOLA, R. Tourxuns, J. SALA- bono, F. Suuvn, R. MTNER, J. Bnown, C. YARED, B. Downs, P. GALLAGHER, T. KunouLsxn, R. KNIGHT, SEOND now- T. KHuTsoH, H. DEGooo, L. KLOS- KEY, J. Cooo, H. LEE, R. Tucnsn, J. Kuurza, L. RENCHER, R. Dulvzu, D. HAAH, R. DEYOUNG, THIRD now- J. TIFFANY, T. Pnoos, E. PUNCHES, L. DEBOIB, T. FITCH, R. JOHNSTON, D. HOWERDA, D. SPERRY, D. DEVRIES, C. THOMPSON, B. RITTENQER. FOURTH now- J. FARRA, N. HALL, D. TRASTER, J. HIGLEY, J. Hznonucxson, R. LANG, G. BULLISS, W. BELD, D. MESSNER, C. Tucuv, J. SCULLY, J. TENHoon, T. KATT, C. PALAzoLA, D. GlTTENSn - SEI' 5'QEf i 2Z FTRST Row: J. LIVINGSTON, L. Hurr, M. MvEsNrK, S. LARAMY, M. LussEN- DEN, Muss THARP. SECOND Row: C. OLSON, S. VALENT'N:, M. PowELL, T. Avoua, B. SLEP, J. KLUNDER, S. Wu1.cox, T. WEST, J. SLOAN, K. McLen- ITHAN. Tuvno Row: A. BLEYERVELD, B. HATcH, G. HETLER, H. DELsEFoE, C. VAN Dvxe, S. Mano, R. ANDERSON, V. THomAssoN, J. WuLLuAms. Founvn Row: R. WILSON, D. GITTENS, T. KATT, L. KLosxEv, G. BuLLuss, T. KNuo son. O'. Q I FIRST Row: J. DARLsNc, M. Dvxznouse, P. Pzcx, W. MATHEWS, B. BAxTzR, DEGLOPPER, MR. MULDER. Sscomo Row: T. MONTGOMERY, J. DEGLoPP:R. T f g wfjfw slllil Ad' V' 1 We e 'S E L. COLE, VICE-PRESIDENTQ H. DELIEF DE, SECRETARY-TREASURER: D. EATON, PRESIDENT. Camera. Club Funsr now- T. MERRILL, S. MALONE, R. EATON, L. COLE, H. DELIEFDE, S. GREEN, SEcoNo Row- R. COOPER, P. DARCANGELO, D. HILERS, S. HULL, D. Bos, D. NESSELROAD, K. HoEomAN, J. VONK, S. COLE, T. COOPER, L. VANCLEAVE. FIRST Row: M. RUBING, K. BAxxER, P. TAYLOR, S. HOUTMAN, L. TRDMP, L. PATTERSON, J. FOSTER, G. HOUTMAN, V. PAYNE, J. KLUNDER, S. BDRGMAN, S. GOODFELLOW, J. ANDERSON, B. HOUTMAN, R. RUSSMEYER, M. OFFRINQA. SECOND Row: S. OLSDN, L. HAGEN, C. SEVENSMA, M. BDGARDUS, D. TROMP, E. JURGIS, R. HENDRICKS, P. KLEERSYNDER, S. LEAcH, M. CURTHS, C. VAN DERMUELEN, S. ALBERTS, D. Gooo, B. BENSON, B. HATCH. THIRD Row: D. POELMAN, N. BARAGER, V. ZAAGMAN, K. JONES, V. RDSERTS, V. O'KEEFE, E DEVRIES, M. TRUEMAN, E. RUBING, J. STADELMAN, D. STADELMANf B. DE- WAARD. FDURTH Row: G. VANDENHEIVEL, D. TER BEEK, B, McDAaRMuD M. Lu 9 BEN, P. BDREMA, R. WENZEL, K. ANDRE, J. DALSDN, D, TER MEER, M. SHER MAN, S. SIDEBOTHAM L,'BUIST J B CURTHS, R. WILSON, , , . OUMAN, S. RIENKS, S. RTENRS, R. Youth For Christ WITH SEVENTY-FIVE AMBlT'0US MEMBERS, THE YOUTH EDR CHRIST CLUS HAD A VERY SUCCESSFUL YEAR. THE FAITHFUL SERVANTS wHo PRE- SIDED ovER THE MEETINGS WERE! SARAH LEAcH, PRESIDENT: LoRRAvNE Bunsv, VICE-PRESIDENTQ EVELYN DE VRIES, SECRETARY, RICHARD WILSON TREASURER: AND MRS. BEATTTE AND MR. RICHMOND, THEIR VERY CAPABLE ADVISOR AND SPONSOR. THESE MEMBERS WORKED HARD AND SUCCESSFULLY T0 THE cLus HAVE REALLY WIN souLs EDR CHRTST. wAs ORGANIZED AT SOUTH T0 PRoMoTE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP YOUNG PEOPLE or TODAY, IN ALL, THE YOUTH FOR CHRIST HAS SEEN AN ASSET T0 ouR SCHOOL. AMONG THE L. BUIST, VICE-PRESIDENTQ S, LEACH, PRESIDENTQ E. DEVRTES SECRETARY1 R. WILSON, TREA5- URER- ,, i?f, g wg.,I MR. CORYELL, PRINCIPALZ MISS SHEP HERO, ASSISTANT PRINCIPALQ AND MR CHASE, PRESIDENT or THE P.T.S.A. MISS SHEPHERD IS BEING GIVEN AN AWARD FOR LIFE MEMBERSHIP IN THE P.T.S.A. S MR. MILLER, MR. BLAIR, MR, ROGERS, AND MR. KIRKPATRICK. FLIP 'EM uP, GENTLEMEN! THESE WERE THOSE HARD-WORKING FATHERS wHo USED so MUCH TIME IN MAKING THE PANcAxE SUPPER IN MARcH A HuaE succEss. P.T.S.A. FIRST ROW! J. CONKLIN, MRs. ANDERSON, MR. CoRvELL, MRS. CHASE, MRS. BLAIRE, MRs. TEN HOUR, MRs. SHIELDD. SECOND ROW! MRs. DuIvEN, MRS, GRANsTRoM, MRs. KNIGHT, MRS, DEGOOD, MRS. SHAY, MRs. GUETSCHOW, MRs. DOBE, MRs. MERRILL, MRs. BOWERS, MRs. BULTNUIS, MRs. CLDM, MISS YN- TEMA, MRs. VAN DYKEN, MRs. PALMER, Mas VANDUINE, MRS. GRAHAM, MRs. Dunn, MRs. TIFFANY, MRS. LAUTERHANN, Mas. VANDENELST, MRs. DOWNS, MRs. KIRKPATRICK, Muss WILLIAMS, MRs. HoNDoRP. 'KI' I-I FIRST Row: MR. Vnnucnn, L. S'rIcxNEv, M. RIOLO, D. Jones, T. BOGARDUS, MRS. VANDERMEER, D. CAowIN. SECOND ROW! J. SIPH, A. BLEYERVELD, P. SMITI-I, B. NoRRIs, S. MULDER, S. SHIELDS, D. RAY, G. Houvwun, D. Kon- KLE. TIIIRI: ROW! M. BLAIR, D. TORRES, D. Cox, M. WELCH, M. MULDER, L. TROMP, S. Hownno, I. I.I.v, J. PARKER, FIRST Row: MR. VANOVEREN, A. BLSYERVELD, D. RA LEE, M. GARDNER, SECOND ROW! M. RIOL0, E. Guvvou, S. HOWARD, B. NORRIS, S. REIDMILLER, S. ALLEN, S. DEILMAN, V. CHARTERS, D. CADMAN. THIRD Row: H. Jones, B. Jounsou, F. SRA, D. KONKLE, S. HOWARD, T. GIBBS, J. BURRESS. - - -.- ,N -T Som, VICTORY, VICTORY, IS OUR CRY. Vw VI C T OR Y 3 ARE WE WITH THEM ? , WELL I GUESS. WE'RE THE GANG FROM S.H.S. Junior High Cheerleaders Funsr now: J. Meusnsn, A, BL:vEnveLo, B. Nonnus, Secono Row: P, BLUE, S. SHIELDS, M. VALTS, D. WTLLTAMS, 9. Toanzs. i i S E Q Q Frau? nov: Muss MAONAUGHTON, S. ROLAND, B. GRAvsnsou, S. BUCKLAND, D. CADMEN, S. DEILMAN, 8. BAKKER.,SECOND Row: C. Sunni, M. Hzusvntcv, D. WILLIAMS, M. SKORKA, V. CHARTERS, L. LOTHROP, L. Sulru, W. HILLS. Tuuno now: B. DTcxzNsoN, M. lSAAC, M. ISAAC, E. Jounsou, G. JOHNSON, C. w'LLlAMS, E. ELLIOTT. FOURTH Row: E. WILLIAMS, L. SMITN, J. MAaTnN, M. Rnoason, M. QuAx:NsusH, D. Cox, J. Les, A. HARRIS. Junior Y-Teens TH: CREAM or THE onop IN THE JUNIOR Haan us REPRESENTED DN THIS PICTURE. PRETTY NICE LOOKING GIRLS AREN'T THEY FELLOWS? THESE BLUSHING BEAUTIES SHOWN HERE REPRESENT THE Y, W. C, A, AS A senvncz cLua AT SOUTH Hman SCHOOL wuncn INTRODUCES THE GIRLS T0 TH: Y. W. C, A, PROGRAM. DRESSING ooLLs ron THE SANTA CLAUS GIRLS HAS BEEN A MAIN ACTIVITY. A FEW YEARS AGO, THIS CLUB WAS CALLED THE Gung Rsszavs, HAVING BEEN FOUNDED ounvno WORLD WAR I. IT NOW HAS CONTINUED T0 as A vsnv POPULAR CLUB AMONG JUNIOR AND SEN'OR Haan A..-L.- -- ---.,. B. DICKINSON, TREASURERS C. Sinus VICE-PRESIDENT? D. CAouAN, PR:5,- DENTQ V. CHARTERS, SECRETARY, O - SIQ- 1 -if THE JUNIOR HELP, INc. as ALMOST uDENTrcAL IN ITS ACTIVITIES AS THE SENIOR HIGH RED CROSS. A mEMaERsHaP DRIVE wAs SPWNSORED av THESE xuos IN THEIR OWN THREE GRADES. THE TALK WAS THAT THEY WERE PRETTY SUCCESSFUL IN GETTING MQNEY ron A WORTH WHILE cAusE. GIVE CREDIT TO SUCH HARD WORKERS. MAKING NOTEBOOK COVERS FOR BLIND PEOPLE SERVED AS oNE OUTSTANDING PROJECT THIS YEAR, LETTERS 0N THE covERs WERE Emaossso so THAT THE BLIND COULD FEEL THE IMAGES ON THE COVERS, MANY WTHER ACT'VlTIES WERE ALSO A ACCOMPLISHED WITH THE HELP or THESE SMALL BUT GEM US-MINDED OFFICERS, I. WHITTINGTON, SECRETARYQ H. JAMES, VICE-PRESIDENTQ A. LQVE, PRESIDENT: R. DYxHousE, TREAS- uRER, Junior Red Cross FIRST Row: C. HASSEN, I. WHITTINGTON, E. JAMES, A. LovE, G. HARRIS, R, SNAY. SEcoNo Row: T. METERS, L. PORTERS, R. LEWIS, A. HARRIS, M. TCHILTON, T. HAMMOND, THIRD Row: Muss BAUMANN, M. CADMAN, A. CoRTEz, M. FLEMING, E,vLEWlS, ji-AERAHAM. A nf Q A A W gp K 'W 1 S 1,., A ff? ii ' x . WT W K . K :.Qsw:S5iN' -- x- x ...-ew., . , - .Www vwxw:x.x:m?3ZAfW: .M4. - 30 9 4 1 1, ,K X, ,i 'Lf 'xy rawew gilsgfylw' WH f S., 9:3 Q ..., wr Q . -1+ f' ' Q Q Q Q ' f ,Q qQ,2 ' . I T' 1ff'W s!7S , X7 rx W- W .ay m a wa, M 5. . M.. V i fx. N G: If, V - W V '-N A N l--k A--- , Mwl f 1 L, h O , V A K 25 nj, '55 Q? Fnnsr Row: M. PQVELL, D. GRANDSTROM, P. BASORE, C. LAUTERHAHN, M. MILLER. Sscono Row: C. OLSON, C. DAVIS, F. Roazns, S. Bonosn, L. SANDBERG, R. ARmaTAaE, V. Wavr. Tnnno Row: J. VANozRGazsEN, C. Trac LEMAN, J. DEYouNa, M. Boss, F. Mooov. M. BAKER, K. SALMONQ Fnnsr now: J. KLUNDER, G. MCOOWELL, J. Rnzxss, N. Dzvos, S. BORGMAN. Sscono Row: D. POELMAN, D Dvxs, M. SCHAAF. J. EVANS, H. RANSOM, S 2 Q 3 H Horizon Shine . Sronznouss, C. VAN ill!-l i, .Jf V if Y M s K- gig Nm, 49:1 q Y , Wi it 4 'bbc--, KJ ,.,,,..,.-sullif' ,.,,,....---- 3? J .S X x M! 1 2? QL, Q! A Z i if Q I , tvs b,.,A 1 55:4 in if X V, .X I, RJ A , r1U W J? rf' 'Ig , 1 'R aqui ak.. if U Q ve , MN ' -gs 3 - J Q, V, Q ' fi? f ar h fx f ,KJ A 9 ' I Q 4' 5 'Y' NW if 1 'Q n f bv ii ,ff ff, v l' ss' - x S4 af .1 3-EA' 5 -f v v 225, :Q N Il-e 'Vf ffm - 1 131 2 . 4 gg gp m'mr!,Q 1' 56 3 M we .XS Q fx . -S2 5,5 5 Qs rn at ,V g yi ,JXY fl W kai V rf 5 5 K9 ,RV up L. Girls Glee Club FIRST now: P. Younc, J. Jumenson, B. Buacuour, P. McCLELLANo, J. LuTTL:, M. WINTERS, J. KLUNDER, L. DURAM. Secono Row: B. GnAvERsoN, S. HANSEN, D. Tnoup, M. ScoTT, J. VANDERPUTTE, C. Knnenv, S. FuLLER, M. Duncan, V. Asn. Tunno Row: S. SuENsTRA, J. DALsoN, B. EvANo, S. RvcHARosoN, L. HAR- LEY, S. Tuompsou, M. PowsL . Rxexsz, M. ANERSON. Funsr Row: B. Fnsonucxs, R. Swxusou, Nvaomsnv. Secowo Row: D. Jones, R. Wnuonv. Tuuno Row: N, NICKELSON, MR. THomAssoN, J. STREETER, M. OLMAN- Stage Crew p,RST Row, M, 5M,TH, J, DALSQN, M SHERMAN, S HOUTMAN, D WnLLuNus D, KASPER, C. MCKINNEY, P. WEIR, C BULTHU , MEoo SECOND Row S. ALBERTS, M. HAAS, J. WILLTAMS, R v , G ACKERMAN THIRD Row R. OTZMAN, F. KELLY, R. TUMPKINS, N PIERSONQ EATON: W TAAZELAAR J. DALSON. Orchestra. HAVE You EVER HEARD LOVELY STRAINS or Husac Pounnnc our or NO PLACE ounvuc AN IMPORTANT SCENE an THE SENIOR PLAY OR THE OPPERETTA? No OOUBT You HAVE SEEN vnoL:N sows AND onum- STICKS DANCING THROUGH THE ATR. THE MANnPuLAToRs or THESE :H- STRUMENTS ARE MEMBERS or SouTH HlGH'S FINE ORCHESTRA. THESE sovs Amo GIRLS MAY SOMEDAY BE PLAYING ron vou Enom THE PIT or CARNEQTE HALL, Con MAYBE Enom A TELEVISION STUDIO., THE LEADERS or THIS ORGA- NIZATIDN VNCLUDE PRESTDENT, SALLIE ALIERTSQ VlcE-PRESTDENT, Rov TouPxuNsg SECRETARY, JULIE WaLLaAMsg AND TREASURER, MAU- RENE HAAS, THEY SHQULD BE cnnaRAnunA- in . 5 i v 'N rm I f 4 1 1-X n K, A fx H I 1 A K 'N 'X NS. W 1 , f .a 'J , Vx 1 Q3 'S 7 E3 fl K Z aw.. ... rf? .- Y ?,Y rf , S ,,,v lv 5,995- R55 M' U V591 ii ,261 14311-T , ' f WN! NN w 'm 'Q yy gp, S. KsssEL, J. DuncAn, E. WASHINGTON, K. BISHOP, L. Rosunson, F. KELLY THE usuasns or THE SOUTH HIGH BAND - HA THEIR SHARE T MOTING SCHOOL THE Menezes 'ou GAMES an RAIN snow. No WEAT WE SHALL S0 FOR THEIR PERFORMANCES O Doon. Jcnnv S CELLENT IMITA PRESLEY. V H E SURELY DONE IS YEAR IN PRO- 'sPvR:T. You sAw T O H R G E I T In ALL MR HAS PROVIDED F FOR OUR SCHOOL MEMBERS HAVE FROM BELONGIN AnnA...-A-..-.. G AT THE FOOTBALL SHINE, on Even an sToPPEo THEM? :Hansen THEM AL- REAT HALF TIME sPscnALLY HHouno sson Duo AN Ex- lon or ELVIS . BzRRv's sAno ne ENTERTAINMENT We BELTEVE BAND BENEFITED Too T0 SUCH A runs Band J. Susson, Co-cHAnnuAng S. Mano, SECRETARY-TREASURER1 T. SAGENDORF, CHAIRMAN. r 1 1 if , Q ,. . A Q4 ,gg 4 I 7, If 4 ,gg Q I 7 Q 1 4 Q t Ak 4 K .7 Y w MX 1 - , if . x. 'fq 'Q Q . Q 6 A ' . f W E 5 A ' X ? Q S j+ fM , , Q , M 2' 'a ., . , f . b X ? I kit ' ' f A 'Vip ,. Y .4 ' . M f A I sg 'qs K i Q i N ' v, s EA ' 1 'vi ' J J ' 1 , Q , x . ,, X I . 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SECOND ROW - L.McK:NNA, R.DeYouNc, D.McCLouo, J,8RowN, H.GLuPxER, R,WuLLnAms, R,DowNs, J.KunPzR, R,Tucx:R, J,STRlCKLAND, R.BAsxuNs, R,DEWEY, E,PUNCHES, THIRD ROW - Mn.Scnnazu:R J,Arxnnsou, R.MuNzn, L.QuAxENsos, J.Cooo, K,Bunazss, D,HOLWERDA, F.SMlTH, J.ScuLLsv, H,GAuLnN, J.JoNEs, L.ARcHEv, F.MEAn, S.MuLTon, G.BuLLass, Mn.Rvaocx. .-- .M X...x , ..................,. .-.-............... ... ,. i 1 , f . ,,..,,,,...., ,. Q Elk .7575 m'5f ffi:n ' QF 193. 2 B' 4.5, ?'.fBQ4f5'U .4310 'F 82 : Ee 11 f-5' 25' ' Q1 3 pi ' f 'F X 15' 4 2 JF 5,3553 gf 455,75 56-gps -Q' Q? ESQ -11,7 ,64 sa A 60 3 ,-9 3 Bias El a 'Q 'Xt .-ik.,i.X! X'.-i . gm K 5 , ,I 5.-,5 X 0 , K M? ?- ,ygx K gn Y r fyf 1 .. . K K i K, 1 h ,, ,.. xgfjj, .Nj A' K A M ,H xxx , ...Q A 1 1 V 3 -Q S5 5 ' 'f 4+ 'GQWY 'f' X f K ' ,A A A 52 ' J P f 'V t A 'rf .ES 0 Q2 X M X '1 ,.i H4 guy N -f 4 18 21 1 N ' K m, f X Q 3 3. Xwwan vi , ' -Q - M ' k k x-.- 'sn .1 ' x .. , , A .k Q A . ., ik, , . X K x N., I t K Qt E1 x Q x Y , Q ' K . A X . in X 1 8 K . . SSS ' . T .. - K ix nd-9 K 6 k a 0 Q A' XM . FQ l g X H ' K X 1 ax K V39 , - ., ' xv v r t 5 A e x d FRANCIS BLAIN EARNEST DONALD NIEL 'Sf OTTAWA HILLS AFTER A Rouen FIRST HALF, ru: msn or Tnov CAME BACK T0 PLAY soon FOOTBALL. How- svcn, IT lASN'T noon ENOUGW AS Tn: INDIANS HANDED Soufu THEIR rnnsr SETBACK, I5 TO 6. MUSKEGON HEIGHTS THE usn or THE RED AND BLUE wen: OUTPLAYED av A supznvon TIQER TEAM, 32 TO O. oAvls R0D'EY SAGINAW CENTRAL DEWE In THE runsv zncounvza or rn: SEASON, Souru asv A oooo SAQINAI r:Au All Tutu T0 A TIE, I9 T0 KALAMAZ00 ST. AUGUSTINE Tn: sscouu QAM: GAVE Sourn TROJANS Tn: TASTE vncronv AS THEY luarrsu HELL nouuntn TEAI, 26 TU WERDA GoRDoN vsnv uzLo I9. vu: or A 20. KEL JAMES KUIPER LARRY CENTER MCKENNA SNIDER MIL KLE BERT MINER JERRY CENTRAL SOUTH HIGH CRUSHED THE RAHS 20 TO 7, IN THEIR FIRST CITY LEAGUE VICTORY. THE BRILLIANT OFFENSE AND DEFENSE or THE TROJANS WAS THE WINNING FACTOR CRESTON SOUTH'S ELEVEN MET A FIRED UP POLAR BEAR TEAH AND HARTILY MANAGED A I2 TO I2 TIE. MES STRICKLAND DAVID KLE 0 Team of 1956 END SCULLEY FRANK SMITH END CATHOLIC CENTRAL OUR SPIRTED aovs BOIED T0 THE THIRD sEEnEo TEAH IN THE STATE, AS THE COUGARS RGMPED, 34+ TO 7. UNION SouTH Losr THE LITTLE RED Jun IN THE TRADITIONAL HoHEcoHIHo GAME TO A FIRED REuHAux TEAH 33 T0 6. GUARD TRASTER JERRY UNGER RON ILL' Autumn Leaves FIRST Row: JANE LIVINGSTON, SECOND Row: JACKY KARMAN, QUEEN JACKIE SLOAN, JOYCE ETHERIDGE, Juov COOPER. THIRD Row: JERRY UNGER, Roo DEwEY, KING DAN HOLWERDA, GoRooN KELLY. FORTH Row: LARRY GROOTERSQ Homecoming NAUTUMN LEAVESH WERE DROPPING wH'LE UP ABOVE SHONE THAT TYPICAL HARVEST LOVER'S moon on Nov:-:IHBER IO, l956. THIS, HOWEVER, WAS or LITTLE INTEREST TQ THOSE WITH HISTY EYES, SPARKLING FORMALS, AND A ToucH or LAueHTER WHO WERE DANCING T0 THAT DIVINE MUSIC OF LEw ALLEN'S BAND UNDER THE ROOF or THE PANTLIND HOTEL. THIS, ouR ANNUAL HoHEcoHINa DANCE, WAS HELD EARLIER THIS YEAR PERHAPS TO COMBAT THAT STUFFED FEELING AFTER THAT TYPICAL TURKEY oIHNE'R on THANKSGIVING DAY, 56' we x , ,. p I aa q9E'l FJ :'Q? C7 H QQ? ff x We A ' L-A-. 14 , SOLID sou: CAouLl.Ac! 4 f ft aj e1QQf!, H:-A. f A 1 pd'- E QUEEN AND HER COURT T Row: Jovce ETHERIDGE, LuvuNGsToN. Szcowo Row: Coopzn, Quszw JAcKus N, JACKY KARMAN. Niven 43 L.. If CQ S0 MANY .I , tt q3a:c:5 G'??ffuf'-' ROSES IN ALL HER LIFE. I 5 Q Q fx ffr V1 Sr L, 3 SQL vi A X K 1 5, l v ' 2171- .SSS ' s , lx QS X, . K , s g 'G . x vs Yi -o A , f QYXTQQ 'S , Cnucn Tnourlcl-mil I-Clllll Jll IQ!! ,Gif III--M ArTER THE CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON or LAST YEAR, MR. MURPHY HAD A DIG Jos or REDUILDING AHEAD or HIM THIS TEAR. THE FIRST GAME or THE SEASON PRovED HOW GREEN THIS NEW TEAM WAS, AS LANSING SEXTON RAN OVER THEM WITH A MARGIN OF' TWENTY FIVE PGINTQ. FROM THEN oN, IT WAs A DIFFERENT sToRvg SOUTH sHowED A LOT or SPIRIT AND FIGHT, EVEN THOUGH THEY LOST THE NEXT EouR GAMES, THE SCORES WERE NOT THE REAL STORIES or THE GAMES, ron THE TEAM rouGHT HARD AGAINDT TEAMS WHICH wERE HIGHLY RATED AND HAD MoRE EXPFRIENCE, AND NEvER LOST BY ANY MORE THAN TEN POINTS. THE FIRST GAME AFTER THE NEW YEAR SHOIID SIGNS or ALL THE Wonx THAT THE sovs AND MR. MURPHY HAD rut IN AFTER SCHOOL. THE GAME wAs AGAINST OTTAWA AND THERE wAs TERRIFIC PRESSURE IN THE LAST FEW MINUTES THE TEAM PuLLED AWAY TO WIN. THE eovs SIEMED TO ENJOY THIs, AND IT IAS REPEATED AGAINST CREDTDN AND UNION. THE szcono HALF or THE SEASON lAlN'T MUCH BETTER THAN THE FIRST. WE GAINED ONLY ONE WIN THAT WE HAD NOT HAD DURING THE FIRST HALF. THIS WIN WAS ovER CENTRAL. WE LOST TWO or ouR FIRST HALF vIcToRIEs T0 -1 OTTAWA AND CRESTON, BUT CAME WITH A WIN ovER UNION. Rupp WEST 4 x O JIM ATIINSON-TEAM SPARK PLUG! FIRST ROW - C. Rooms, C. DAvIs, J.Bm.AxLv, J. CASH, J. Buonz, J. Tnoupsou, L,VIcAm, R.ZANsTRA, J.HlGLEY. SECOND ROW - H.SPEARs, R.Wss'r, W.Locxwooo, J. Sussow, J. Jouwsow, R. GILLETT, M. ERWAY, J.MATTI-saws, CoAcH MR. GENGER. CITY CHAMPIONS-WONII LOSTO Freshmen Team FIRST ROW - A.HAMILToN, L,DRAxE, R.SNAv, R.CoL,E, R.FARR, D.JoNEs. SECOND ROW - L. Ponvns, D. Konus, A.RAv, R.WAsuINc:ToN, S. GREEN. R. Busnop, O,I-Icnoznsow, J.BuRREss, D.Lr-zwns, J.WALxEn, THIRD ROW- R. BENTLEY, J. Dnoxe, L. Rcoo, J. Mrrruzws, R. Mc Cov, T. MESLER, J.HAIR, B.WAvs, A.CuRTIs, Conxcn Dow Scwnusmen. ZIPSTTROW - J.DENNISON, T.KURDELSKl, R,WRIGHT, R,WTLLTAMs, N,HALL, .BLocK. SECOND ROW - T.KATT, R.DUIVEN, J,DEVR,E5, R.M,NER'H.LEE, TJDROOS' H' MES'-ER' D'N5I-SON1 COACH MR. VAN OEVEREN, 52 CITY MEET - SOUTH CITY CHAMPIONS MR. V51 QEVEREN THE swvmuuwc TEAM THIS YEAR FOLLOWED THE PATTERN or THE LAST TWO YEARS, IT HEQATHED THE RESPECT or THE OTHER TEAus IN THE LEAGUE ev FIGHTING ron A PLAct IN THE TOP. THIS YEAR, HowEvER, AFTER GAINING A TIE ron FIRST PLACE WITH CHRTSTTAA, THEY CAME THROUGH IN THE CITY MEET, TAKING THE CITY CHAMPIONSHIP I I Sw1mm1ng 45 SOUTH - CENTRAL 42 61 SOUTH - OTTAWA 26 50 SOUTH - UNION 37 42 SOUTH - CHRISTIAN 45 M9 SOUTH .. CATHOLIC 38 SOUTH - CRESTON 35 3 JOHN MEDLEY DE VRIES DUIVEN V. IARD NORMAN 'UQ EESTYLE LAWRENCE MEDLEY RELAY Seniors ERT -EY RELAY INER THOMAS BREASTSTROKE KLOSKEY THOMAS FREESTYLE BREASTSTROKE Cit HALL Champions RONALD PROOS FREESTYLE KURDELSKI ww ILLIAMS FIRST ROW - P,DAVlDOVlCH, L.DoaE, H.DEGooo, R,DEwsu, L,BARDO, C,THoMpsoN, R,OTZMAN, R,STELLlNl.SECOND ROW - R,WRncHT, D.McCLouo, A,GAMBLE, E,RuNcHss, D,BUlST, H,GLUPKER, D,BREAY, R,BORGMAN, J.Cooo,JPAuLL, R,DowNs, J.ATx1NsoN, J.JoNss, J.EsaAucH. Baseball T eam POM MR. Rvaocx MR- ESBAUGH K HOME TEAM HOME TEAM THURSDAY, Arnuu II MONDAY, MAY 6 CRESTON SOUTH SOUTH Cnsufron MONDAVY A'R'L '5 THURSDAY, MAY 9 C'T o 'c SOUTH Sou'rH CATHOLIC WEDNESDAY,APRlL I7 MONDAY, MAY I3 SOUTH OTTAWA OTTAWA SOUTH TUESDAY, APRIL THURSDAY, MAY CENTRAL SOUTH SOUTH CENTRAL THURSDAY, APnnL 25 MQNDAY' MAY 20 CHR'sT'AN SQUT' SOUTH CnnvsTvAu MONDAY, A 'l- 9 THURSDAY, MAY 23 Cf---vu Hunan H on--U camo Boaomn ROBERT STEL'-'N' HOWARD i I- Ill- - X X Qytv 7 Returrnng Letterman JAM:-:s ATKIN PAUL DAvuoo i'Y l I k L ku: .l . fl X . JAMES C000 , HARVEY DEGOOD CHARLES THOM xn Q w Il les.. N L V!! , 6 I , I I 5 H3 X 'n,,,, n.. , 1RnRf9T nnlNS ' .. .7 T 'Y'5xl ' '4 ' ' V345 is r :tp ',5Q,Q,5,g,,..,. Ig mg 'M 1-1 ' P ' at I 5 Q fag, xv 93 fi la ' i'f1I'i T' '1if' '1- F W fy 6 .W -1- a1'Ew'f Hifi' f x Q45 V x , F . 5 A ' ' K r JW' is Qc -A Pftl- 'H' I ,,, L Q -0 , sz 3 A' . ' X, 'a 5 ' . 1' -fl Q' Q Q Q .1 'F ,. 3 ' 'NPN ' 9 1 'Aa 'Q E X , X 5, W B 'D' 'J -I 3 f f QA. ' 'QlWI . Q - f x illl 4 399' firm iw 35? X 5' V xx K . QP'-Nw iQ: Q an .,f of ' F 5 lf it A vs? ,x 1.1 1 : fc ' 'Wig'-,5 k1-,', V x - 'Q Ai SW W - L V 5 ff K X f ait , jfs Q .. W - X 5 mx? w . X X + - w I -. sms? 4. +3 u ., X if' ' - x.,. , nw Q. Wax 2' sie, , N . IE X., 5 9 s n FIRST RON: K.BLOCK, W.Locxwooo, J.JEFFERYS, P,HUMPREYS, T.Pnoos, T. Coo PER, J. HIGLEY, SECOND ROW: R. BENTLY, R. LINK, T. Qu: R. WILLIAMS' N. HALL, T. FITCH, COACH MR. SDNRIEMER. sv, NORMAN TERRY Seniors WEDNESDAY, APRIL I7 Souru CENTRAL WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24 Ivcn Souru CHRISTIAN RONALD MONDAY, APRIL 29 Souvn CRESTON WEDNESDAY, MAY I Souru CATHOLIC MONDAY, MAY 6 SOUTH UNION WEDNESDAY, MAY 8 SOUTH OTTAWA REGIONAL MAY I7,l8 Pnoos WILLI UAYNI Souvw Souvu Souvu Souvn FIRST ROW: W,Pnoos, J.ARMSTRANG, G,BRANGAN, R,DEBRYAN, R.HnLsn, SECOND ROW! COACH MR. GeNasn, W. BELD, D. SPERRY, R, GILLETTE, J. Hcunucxson, J, Buoys, WEDNESDAY, ArnsL 24 EAar-GRAND RAPIDS SOUTH APRvL 26 OrTAwA Annng 29 CNRlsrlAN WIDNESDAY, MAY I CENTRAL BELD MONDAY, MAY 6 CATHOLI WEDNESDAY, MAY 8 CRESTON WEDNESDAY, MAY I5 UNION REGIONAL MAY I0 DANQEL Spina If UNDERCLASSMEN pf f f I l 6 S ANANTE Anosnson Auozasou Anonz: Ancnrv AnuuTAat Avxnnsou BAKER BALK BALL BARAQER BAnoo BARMAM BARTLETT Bxsxun BAsoRs BENHAM BENN Beuvon BERGMAN BERQSMA BERTRAN BLAKELY BLASZAK BLEvsRvELu BLvss 8Locx BLOOMBERG Bonoow BORGMAN Bosca Bosuovin Boss Bofnurr Bowszn Bnnugsv Bnown Bnown Buusv Buncu .Q 'ng' a R uw 5 Q E is vs is 55: M iz? N K 9 ' X jf ' wg. W Ii gEs IlIl!II! ,XX I xy QQ 1 ASL W' RNNW , ,v Q , f L. ' ' T gk A A it it K V U As' A , xl ! yQlX Mx 'I K x W .L 4: .W , 'Ill' xg .W Qam ii! M456 M WQ it ' fi: N, aw is g Rx 2 fbi IIIIIQQR Q 'li 5-,, uw a 'iq X-NC: 5 3 3- M'-N ,, ' igx 'N ya E ia ! fi ikx 43. 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TRnPLsTT's CLASS TAxss TIME VM X 1 F r - 153 V' f:..: Jdsmsx N OUT FOR RELAX I NG o fi' + I J N . Q K Q mia ,, '- A ' iz'-m21g'fg,3,!' I ww 'fww , 5514. ww vw EF ',A 1 i ' I S M X A . , . . Q ' ' ...5,,f x'f:.f5'E: H LQMMQ .en A fi. 1 P 7 X Y Q , U x Q , 'I A . x LF' Q5 ' Q7 . M 1' 3 5, N if, W. ff' .. M my 837 Buoouuc ARTISTS! fr ' 1 ' ' a i!!5 Au g qu Wi' is ix s i an QL X x if Jw 3 Q 'S- is X595 X C I X WGN 'A- SE f Q 3 , ix ,.. t , L55 wa . 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K, VENNEW5 JEWELRY iil Watches - Jewelry - Cloclcs is ri , E ig,-,w,'.':.Si2X-'!'w go Diamonds - Elgin Eterna Matic Watches 1 : ' V SU: r ,.Fg2f Silverware - Gifts - Greeting Cards ziiiivszssssfw W I 'srgniw.ECi!KU26 I5 i204 Madison at Madison Square i M Ar L A CH 3-82l9 Y 5,2 X Jo P P E ' s Anytime is colce time at Joppe s wi - V A N ' S PALACE SWEET SHOP I.. nan 'AA V ' Congratulations W MP! to QJW J W W Mwfgjlwpirfwgpw :he W b yi' Eraduates ggiwwpwkfjw south fwgwjjnwyjswf . My nl. My -hgh W ZJMW MMM. School W ,WM- ,011 M WJ 'dim Hats oft to the Seniors abou 5713447 graduate! We of the Geor e Bull' 1444 K ,df . . . 9 'SU pair-J'J4 '-f4 orgamzatlon wrsh each of you success Wx Ziff 46 WW! in whatever your future undertakings QZM P 'MY be. We congratulate you upon I I d h . . . . W LQIM Czamoyzxbh a rea y aymg reached a l7M L ,VJ E07 Q, mulestone In your lutewgygx My .LMMXW 4, jf off J ,f 515607 ,..,,,.,,,:.. rr.,. ,,..a , , .,.,,..,, . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 ' n , , pw fixes QW W ,W WM dfffr-'ff-,-L 0 bl 1 NV! 1 MM ff Lf U all ,owl will t LINE UF SOUTH HIGH BOOKSTORE ...iil Anrlsrs PRINTIN ENGRAVERS Pl-lo'roGRAPHEns 'N LIT:-IQGRAPI-lens 150 BUSTWICK AVENUE GRAND RAPlDS,MlCl-IIGAN Congratulations Seniors Gene Kelly Co. Dry Cleaners At Madison Square 3144-346i-lull s.E. jAdg,.,gg,j,,,, N Phone Ch3-877I xl 4,uufL?f ff? WMA OTA jj' W gm are W M 1 tae - ,gzfflff WWA ' 5' W5Z':..3,PfQ NADER FCOD MARKET 260 l-lall S. E. Two students from South High School inspect the fine quality of vegetables liound here. GOOD-BYE AND HELLOI Retiring from school, Yesl From electrical worlc, Nol Now l'll be able to give YOUR ELECTRICAL NEEDS FULL TIME DOUNEED? 1. Extra circuits to help overloaded ones? Blow fuses. Use pennies, or oversized ones. 2. Ii two wires come to your home, you need a new service 3. Extra base outlets, new fixtures, chimes or yard light. 4. Garage, attic or recreation rooms wired- 3 way switches. Small Johs Are Our Speciality l CH. 52409 - AI Sirrine - 2421 Almont S. E. ' Call Evenings i-li-v g R. G. Straight C4 K, - I - 5 305 S. Division Avenue ' ff offs- ia'Mh 8 Y' Ice qulpmen - usmess ac 6ia:'?Q30Q5'5-9 . Canteen Service Co. S9fViC9d ' S0ld ' Trade 2.39 Kalmuoo S' E' Authorized distributors ot many leading bran The Canteen Servinette Oilers since 'qui' GL 9-4529 Contection - Cigarettes - Pastries Sandwiches - l-lot and Cold Beverages GR Sin9lY or in Banks K 3- cl-I 5 -2l29 'H' Q' , l 4' 0 'aAuz's BAKE sl-so ll - Q ! vsws PHARMACY inn . l ' ' l200 Division S. mgufjnazs E I ' t ,!' ,Q 11.. sw. of Personal swag. . . 1 W 0' N1 f ll IL J' gk Rittengefs Barber Shop, Tau BOY Food Market I0 Amin st suv. l220 Madison N. E. a..f....u.a,hl. W 1 fy ch-looa9 x Xi ff ' I . J t, 5 N f iffy 1 ,X gl ?fI H I J A KVM! if ld ' w fy ' pl ly J! fffyx WW X l I N ear en sin e e ooura ve isers or - qi gy ygthx patrjnagey ofinityirrboolz. slletltmope yin M L jf 1 ll pf students of South H ghS hool will see fit to My vx . patronize th fi t bl h ents. 5 - WW Faculty Directory rx J NX ARLAND ABBOTT M QQVIA 31? A'Ni'fT l ' v Mlchigan State University, M. A. Uniyers-if ichf I Civics ' put! pvvc. X' LEAH BALDWIN EVE YNE C Indiana University, DePaw University k hi n 0 gtg, . Columbia University, A. B., B. S. English, iyicsl qfh qfics Librarian 5 RUTH BAUMANN Michigan State University, M. A. Clothing, Home Management, Personal Regimen GENEVIEVE BEATTIE Taylor University, A. B. English, Drama CHARLES BERRY Michigan State Universit Instrumental Music LAWRENCE BIRD Western Michigan College, B. S. Troian Tribune, English, Family Living ELVIRA BIVINS University of Michigan, A. B. English, History LOIS BLAKELY University of Michigan, A. B., M. A. English, Geography, Arithmetic MARIE BOS Michigan State University, B. S. Clothing PEGGY DANGL Michigan State University, A. . Typing SHIRLEY DAVIS Albion College, Michiga Family Living ROBERT DUFFY Ferris Institute, B. S. Office Practice, Typing MARY DUNCAN Drake University, A. B. General Science MILTON EHLERT Albion College, A. B. Mathematics, English Social Science KATHREEN EMERY Columbia University, B. Art E. KENT ESBAUGH 'Kiwis n State Normal, A. B S., M. A. Michigan State University, A. B. Public Speaking, Civics, Debate NORRIS FERGUSON Western Michigan College University of Michigan, B.S., M. Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry FR ED F RANSON Western Michigan College, A. B., Mathematics MARIE FRYFOGLE University of Michigan, A. B., B. English, Civics, Mathematics JAMES GENGER University of Michigan, Milwaukee Teachers College, B. Driver Education MARCELLA HUTCHINSON University of Michigan, A. B., M. Librarian lAssistcnti ALLEN JACKSON Albion College, A. B. Special Education ANTOINETTE JOINER Western Michigan College, University of Michigan, A. B., M. Algebra, Geometry ANNE KERR Michigan State University, M. A. English, History INA KRUMHEUER Michigan State Normal College, A. DOROTHY LONG University of Michigan, M. A. History JAY LUGHART Western Michigan College, M. A. M. A. TYPiH9 S. S., M. A. A. A. Columbia University, B. S., M. A. Physical Education JAMES LEPECH Michigan State University, A. B. Special Education, General Shop GLENN LITTON K. S. K. T. fPittsburgI, Michigan State University, B. S., Instrumental Music M. M. JOHN MAC DONALD, JR. Oberline College, University of Michigan, M. A. Music Education ZELDA MAC NAUGHTON University of Michigan, M. A. English, History WEBB MARRIS Michigan State University, B. S. General Mathematics WAYNE MARTIN University of Wisconsin, University of Michigan, A. B., M A Economics, Govemment, History INA MC NEAL Western Michigan College, Columbia University, A. B., M. A English JOSEPH ME EGAN MXSGT. General Education Development Test R. O. T. C. MILTON MILLER Stout State College, B. S. Machine Shop WALTER MONSON Central Michigan College, B. S. Wood Shop HENRY MULDER Western Michigan College University of Michigan, B. S., M. General Science, Audio Visual EDWARD MURPHY Western Michigan College, B. S. Biology lDAH NICKSON Central Michigan College, University ofMichlgon, B. S., M. A. Shorthand, Typing ETHEL NOWAK Western Michigan College English, Geography, Health SUSAN OAK ES Michigan State University, B. S. Foods, Home Living HAZ E L PAA LMAN Hope College, University of Michigan, B. M., A. B., M. M. English, Developmental Reading GAIL PATTERSON University of Michigan, B. S., M. S. Physical Education JOSEPHINE PETERSON University of Cincinnati, A. B. English, French PAUL PETERSON Western Michigan College University ot' Michigan, A. B. Government, History JOAN REED Western Michigan College, B. S. Retail Selling LUCY REED Indiana University, Middlebury College, A. B., M. A. English ERN EST RICHMOND Michigan State University, B. S. Mechanical Drawing JOHN RYBOCK Albion College, A. B. Mathematics, Civics DONALD SCHRIEMER Hope College, A. B. History DOROTHEA SHIELDS Western Michigan College, B. S. Mathematics ALFRED SIRRINE Western Michigan College, B. S. Chemistry E L EANOR SK UTT Middlebury Language School, M. Spanish CAROL STECHOW Michigan State University, A. B. English RUTH STOKOE Albion College, A. B. Biology, Physiology MARINUS SWETS Calvin College, Michigan State University, A. B., M. A. English MARVIN TEN ELSHOF Western Michigan College, Michigan State University, B. S., General Mathematics, Algebra HELEN THARP Western Michigan College, B. S. Commercial Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, General Business BLANCHE THORNE Western Michigan College, Life A. M. A University ofMichlgan, A. B., M. A. History, Spectra .MUEL TRIPLETT Istern Michigan College, A. B., M. A. glish, Geography, Health, ithmetic ILPH UBALDO Intcloir State Teachers College, A. 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