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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1959 volume:

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TABLE OF CONTENTS F lty 4 S 14 O g 46 Sp t 80 U d 1 98 A t t 156 W 23151 JI , A 1 I ill' WMM In Miinumumumuw ' I f .J Q-.--1 , v . 5, ' U I I A ' 41 1 I5-Q-4 I mv T I X I 4 f Al vo M , --+ 1 -- ,.. if if ,, -1 In ll Ill' 4 W 4 Iulllul-.-! n':' WWA , J T 4 j ':l1'f'Q' T IL, is-11' H : 1 - 4,5 -T4 MQ 6:22 -y ,L 4 no T Q Q! q FE , 1 Nw. 3 V061 Our years rn hugh school are a brndge between chlldhood and adult hood They are a brndge between playmg house and the rearmg of a famnly between collecting butterflies and domg bnologrcal research be tween playxng soldxer and commandmg an atomlc submarlne between dreammg and domg The Sperm: portrays rn word and picture our passage over thls brrdge The bridge has three parts The first IS com posed of extra curricular actrvltxes by which we learn cooperation and gettmg along with others The second lS composed of athletlcs by whlch we learn teamwork and falr play The thrrd IS composed of our classes by whlch we learn to thmk and reason clearly to organlze our thoughts systematxcally and to appreclate the world ln whxch we llve Through all these thmgs we grow ln body mind and spmt More than thxs the Spectra IS a remxnder When we hase crossed the brxdge when we look back we will remember dnmly the hectnc atmosphere of Churm Hall where we trled rn valn to study the aroma of the chem lab the pep rallies and games Wlth our athletes coming home bloody but unbowed the Homecomlng and the Semor Prom The Spectra wlll make these dlm memor1es vxvnd and utal and remem ber1ng our hngh school days, we wnll look back and say, 'Were from SOUTH HIGH, couldn't be prouder X H I fi, eff fr 'Ti' 'Q 5 -ft f- Cx ily r dt ' ge ' , , - of ,fa I 50. , ' N .rf can K 3 fl . ,dx T V A ' ' if . . 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'f-N Mx U XX N X ,l 7 KIXXXX 'tx XX x, X X 5 R Vf'i t' -' L- i' ' V- f X mpkw..-it .X , .,,,,,, I I Pupil Personal Directio P MR ROBERT XWILLIAMS PUPIL PERSONNEL DIRECTOR The hourly counselors wnth Mnss Stokoe as thelr supervlsor assist the Pupil Personnel department They plan four year programs and check credits They make sure graduatnon requirements are ful filled and refer problems of gurdance to our pupul personnel director Mr Wrllrams The efhclent job they do IS of great assistance to the students Miss btokoe Qcentcr assxsts the hourly rounselors Ruth Bauman NOYFIS Ferguson Marmus Svsets Evelyn Covert Milton Muller and Iohn Rvhork X!! 'Ju 6 W 'N f 7 , - ' Y . . n . Y . ' 1 4- T . X .Vx ' Ji I Q T F, apr , .,., 15 A. Q fa 61 - ,N H, ..., .J ' F irarffff J ,ififvifefs L4 Wilt? ' I, V G. 1 or V 2 ff , tl A, -,. ,' yr , at q Y A T ' rx v ,i-3 Q--..... afewwy Q-si' MR SHERMAN CORYELL PRINCIPAL M rss Shepard Our Assrstant Prrncrpal Mrss Shepard recerved her B A degree from the Unrversrty of Mrchrgan her M A degree from Northwestern and srx years of her doctors degree from the Unrversrty of Mrchrgan She came to South as an Englrsh teacher In 1939 she started at South Hrgh School one of the first natron wrde counselrng programs She wrth the help of others establrshed the three phases of counselrng vocatronal educatronal and personal She was re sponsrble for the first vocatronal conference where students meet representatrves from busrness firms Because South was successful rn p1oneerrng rn the field of counselrng Mrss Shepard helped other schools establrsh srmrlar programs We at South are fortunate to have on our admrnrstratrve staff a person as charmrng and capable as Mrss Shepard Om' Administrative Sta Mr. Coryell Mr Coryell recerved hrs B A degree from Mrch rgan Agrrcultural College and hrs M A degree from Mrchrgan State College He was a coach scrence and math teacher at Alpena Lansrng and Grand Rapids Central Hrgh Schools before comrng to South rn 1940 as prrncrpal He helped establrsh the Hourly Coun selrng Program whrch rs unrque rn the crty Through hrs approval and help South rs rn on the ground Hoor of the advanced math program If rt wasnt for Mr Coryell South could not run as smoothly as rt does MISS MARJORIE SHEPARD ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL W at . r . I Q., Q . I , H. ,, . i. 'st , f fl. Mrs. Genevieve Beattie Eighth Grade Fused, Drama, English English Miss Lois Blakely Mrs. Elvira Bivins Seventh Grade Fused levi Mr. John Boerema Physical Education i f J ' Mrs Marie Bos Home Economlcs vi' Mrs Evelyne Covert Ninth Grade Fused Math Miss Ruth Bauman Miss Leah Baldwin Mr. Arland Abbott Home Economics Librarian History, Civics JL Mr Marris our attendance officer makes sure the V 4 fu students dont take unauthorized vacations I ll Q i Eh U f Giladef used yu Miss Kathfeen Emery Mr E Kent Es augh Mr Norris Ferguson Art Civics Speech Science Math aff Mrs Marie Fryogle Special Education 8 Mr james Genger Mr jose h Giddis Driver Education Typing O ice Practice says fy! 2 t 05555 , ' . I 'Y i M V in X Q' ' T , 'I - L ,X D Q 1 xi-WI! - - iii fimire- -. ' 'Uv 6 yy Na , V ' ,i ' , ' ' 'f ' A --A fly na Au . Vu' X , ask L' ,M , A i fb ,Q Q, , ,xi 'I Li! '5 E Ar. fl: HM QV! AL' ,A I, Sklari! h ns -KV: 'Q - 1 5 c 0, V I M Ci iff i y . Q , 4 e e ' 1 A' tttt , i f .:,.. I, ' f fi NP' ,M Mr Wrllmm Hreshctter Mrs Marcella Mrs .Antoinette jomer Mrs Mary jane jones Mrs Anne Kerr Speual Educatxon Hutchmson Math Englnsh Assxstant Lrbrarnan Engllsh French Mr Orlan Lehmann Chemxstry Biology Mr Glen Litton Instrumental Musxc Miss Dorothy Long Hnstory Shelly Muller Mr Mrllers daughter seems contented ln her makeshrft playpen at the faculty Chnstmas party Mr Jay Lugthart Typzng Mr Walter Monson Mr Mrlton Mlller Mfsgt Meagan Mxss Ina Mc Neal Mr Wayne Martm Woodworking Machine Shop R O T C English Economms Government Arrthmenc Anthmetxc Hmury 4' W, 9 0' Mnss Ina Krumheuer Physxnal Educatlon 'N 4 9 1 094: lil mmf We 3 Mass Zelda MacNaughton Enghth Grade Fused Hrstory ,,, ,Qv,, 4 'Al i V 1 Q , . ' W V 'I 'lyt '--al' 3 -, 'v R., f e e te, f 1 flak ' f . 4 llu' 'ii t'l:l 3 W ' V f W' ,, W .g W f' -QQ' KWM3 I ' Miss Lucy Reed Miss Hazel Paalman English Developmental Reading 5 English Mr Ernest Richmond Mechanical Drawing Mt John Ryboc Arithmetic General Math Algebra Mr Donald Schriemer History Mrs. Dorothea Shields Algebra M-V5 Ethel Nowak Mrs ldah Nickson Mr Edward Murphv Mrs Virginia Muraski evemh Grade Fund Sh0l'fh2fld TYPIUK Blf'l0k!Y General Science Math Mr Schriemer is versatile and useful to the students Here he takes a tack out of Sharon Thompson s shoe Miss Eleanor Skutt Miss jo Ann Smith Miss Carol Stechnw Spanish, General Math. Special Education English, Trojan Tribune H6 ,Q .-pf, Miss Ruth Slgkgq Mr. Marinus Swets Mr. Marvin Ten Elshof Biology, Physiolqy English Arithmetic, Geometry n k V . 5 In 10 1 S3 l K I' ll 4 i F r 2 Mrs. Helen Tharp Miss Blanche Thorn Mr. Samuel Triplett Mr. Franklin Mrs. Margaret Mr. Robert Van Oeveren Bookkeeping. 1 History, Spectra Eighth Grade Fused, Vanden Bout Vander Meer Home Mechanics Commercial Arithmetic Health Printing Seventh Grade Fused General Math. Mr. George Vaughn 5 f Chemistry, Physics ui q General Science I Biology . Mr Fred Veenkamp Nrnth Grade Fused Arithmetic Miss Sally Webster Home Economics Miss Shepard and Miss Bauman help to convey the Christ mas spirit by decorating the tree in the front hall Miss Helen Wi rams r PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Miss Clara Yntema Latin iwgmsggpv i Instrumental Music Eighth Grade Fused Retail Selling Health General Science Seventh 8: Eighth Grade Health Fused Mr Paul Peterson Mr Ralph Ubaldo Mr Samuel Upton Mr Dean Van Velsen Miss Sandra West Government History Biology General Science History Vocal Music Home Eco mics pix' file ' Ty t . X .. 1 . 'K I li. If I. fi - 7 . .lr x A t iv 'W -Q ' .l5'V?3? Mr. Charles Berry Mr. Dan Biddick Mrs. Joan Bloom Mr. James Cl3Yf9n Q MF- Allan, .l3Cl450n ' . ! S r V . A ' . I . ' . ' , ' ,. I? 'll .-.. I . I J, .2 e ' l .' I I A ' 11 ,vl AJ MISS KATHREEN EMERY A feather if remembered who lirer in zrhfzl har happened in lhe minds of his .ffllll6Uf.l' nm! in what lhey I'L'l1ll'7IlfJ6'l' of lhizzgr infinitely grealer lhan lhem.rel1'e,f nr than him.relf. Kathreen Emery has spent much of a lifetime developing in children a love of beautiful things. Art as she has often expressed it herself is fun , This joy in art is reflected in her students because she herself is such a true artist. Because of her true love of children she has been able to make each feel he too is an artist even in a small way. MISS CLARA YNTEMA Those having Iorfhey will pau lhem on fo others. Clara Yntema has assed many torches on to a host of studjaits during her career. Her serenity pervades the classroomg her friendliness reaches out a kind handg her inspiration for honest work has been a strong influence in the shaping of careers. Her torches of high standards and service have been caught by many students who have gone on to positions of leadership. In her years at South High School, it is difficult to count the people who have been touched by her example. A 1earherf1jj'er1,r elerzzilyq he ran flelfer Iefl where hir izzflueflre .s'lop.f. we-Q C-77' The wonderful aromas coming from the fourth Hoor during the morning .ire the responsibility of these two ladies Anna Chandler and Ruth Lampson respectively Mrs. Gertrude Wyiima and Miss jean Stark keep the mechanics of South running smoothly. They keep records, attendance, and even administer First- aid to the students of South. 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'. 1 , lu Sallie Lou Alberts Semor Play Commxttee Home coming Commrttee Semor Or Chestra fPres1tlentl Semor Red Cross lAtlusorl Horwon Club fTre1sure-rj Youth for Chrrst junior Revue Olrvra Margo Anderson FOP Hop Court Homecommq Committee Charrman Future Teachers Semor Choir fPres1 dentj YTeens Glee Club James Edwm Armstrong Football Semor Ushers Varsity Club Golf junior Revue French Club Orchestra Steven Harley Arnold Dnll Team Bars and Chevrons Carol Loune Babb lnter Horrzon Club Councrl Pep Club Horuon Club lTreasurerl Spamsh Club Girl S outs Home coming Committee C1355 Day Commrttee Chorr Nancy Beth Barager Homecomrng Commrttee Class Day Committee Semor Play Com mrttee Commercral Club Honzon Club Pep Club Jumor Revue YTeens ii Q -K QTY? sv-any a-I Janice Kay Anderson Hnmffflmlfw Committee Semor P IV Committee Commgrull Club Youth for Christ YTeen5 Vrrgne Lee Applewhxte Commercial Club Future Teach ers Pep Club Dan Arnold Semor Play junxor Revue Tackla Anne Ayoub amor 'itutlent Cc uncrl ulll .mtl Stroll Trolfm Trxbune Future Tc rrhcrs Sophomore Class 'Ireas urer Il-lop Commxttee Home comme Committee Semor Pliy Commrttee Commencement Com mittee Horuon Club Mary Louise Balk Horizon Club Pep Club Iunror Revue Homecommg Commrttee Duane Mane Barber Honor Socxety QVICC Presrdentl Spectr fBusrness Managerj Fu ture Nures Semor Play Cast and Committee Homecomrng Com mrttee Horizon Club Pep Club Semor Class Memorxal Commnttee jumor Revue Latm Club Patricia May Bardo Cheerleading, Homecoming Court :rncl Committee, Horizon Club, Commencement Committee, Tro- jan Tribune, j-Hop Committee. Pep Club. Beverly Jean Benson Band, Orchestra, junior Rexue. Senior Play Committee, -I-Hop Committee, Youth for Christ. Class Day Committee, Commence- ment Committee. Kendrick Wayne Bishop junior Class President. Senior Class Vice President, Homecom- ing Court and Committee, Senior Pl ry Cast Hr Y fVrce Presrdentl Scnror Stuclcnt Council Bernd jcts Club Commcnccment Com mrttcc Icnnne Elaine Bogaski Commercial Club Horizon Club tTreasure-rj Scnror Plry Commit tcc Office Secretary Carol Ruth Bonthurs Honor Society Future Teachers Lrtrn Club French Club Horr lon Club fPresrdentl Senior Play Committee Homecomrne Commit tce Pcp Club Social Committee Sally Kay Borgman Senior Student Council tSecre taryj Quill and Sroll Troran Future Nurses Future Teachers Homecoming Committee Com mencement Committee junior Re VUC' xxX 5' iz! gf' -1' ,lv 19 -9 'W' Sh Ruth Millie Baskins Dorothy Marie Beimers Linda Kay Blanchard Horizon Club Noralyn Adele Bohnstengel Horizon Club fTrersurerJ Com mcrcrrl Club Pep Club Scnror Play Cwmmrttcc Homecoming Commrttce Gr rclultron Announce ment Commrttcf. lunror Revue Archery Club 'SOX Iamce Joyce Boonstra 7 Horizon Club David Lee Bos Spectra Ushers Club Varsity Club Football Track Camera Club Class Day jets Club Chorr r ' . 1 A 1 , ' , f. , - K - ' t i 467 ' ' '. 'a 1 A - . ,C . I H 1 - ,gn ' . 'I f V ' . ,C -fi -- i ygailrffft K 1 . F i i ' , . . ' . ' ' 'P' . . Trrbuner Horizon Club, Pep Club, t f' If , , ' . V i ' , o C ,M l l V i 4 I! w i, W 'fri if . Antje Bouman Sputri fEditor ln Chiefj Quill mtl Srroll fPres1dentJ Co Op lrunmg Carole Jean Bowlus 3 outh for Chrlst 'Du Barbara Anne Brewer Honor borlety Horizon Club Pep We 97 Cluh lumor Ruun bamor Plat C l rss Dry ames Frederxck Budde rsrty L S hc 1 s lluluthlll Tum Golf Tum Su ond lum Foothill Cross Coun try L.xtm Cluh jerry Dean Burk Beverly Calhoun -we ,N Wk SJ' M Jean Bouman Band. Future Nurses, junior Rc- xuc Pep Club Homerominy., Com mrttu bcnlor Play Commrttee X outh for Chrxst Commemcmcnt Commlttcc Arlo George Bray bcnror Pl1y c:Ol'I1ll1lItC'C junior Rf. yur Ioothrll Bxscball Beverly Ann Brown Honor Qounty Futurc Tcuhcrs FOP Hop Court Homegomxm, Cillllllllttil Senlor Cuul mu. Com mnttce Pep Club Snmor Play Commxttu DL-hate Barbara Marne Burghout Honor Socxety Future Tunlurw Commercial Cluh Archery Cluh Spmrsh Cluh Pep Club fTrus urerj Rnd Cross Glec Club Duane Arthur Butrum Robert Calhoun James Willis Cash Football Second Team Basketball -hm Camo . V - f l-.wil Track, baseball, Senior Student Joy Louise Chase Senior Play Cast, Homecoming Committee fChairmanD. Horizon Club fPresidentj, French Club fPresidentl, j-Hop Committee Chairman, Soc-Hop Committee Chairman, Choir, Y-Teens ior Revue Cast, Social Co Lawrence Robert Cole I Camera Club fVice Presldentl. Ushers Club, Senior Play Com- ITIIIICC Bob Cooper Operetta Cast Sr Play Cast Cl is Dry Choir Ushers Club Junior Revue Homecoming Committee Little Choir Audio Visual Peggy Jo Darcangelo Horizon Club Senior Student Council Debate Camera Club Latin Club YTeens Commence ment Committee Charles Edward Davis lumor Achievement Football Baseball Varsity Club Track Ushers Club H1Y Dv' '2- 'efd I Counc1lfPres1dentJ,I-Hop Court, R ,,,, I Ar s. i ,ng Vw- Nbr! :XL 'Vx junior Revue, Debate, Ushers Club, Latin Club. Jerry David Coale JETS Club. Steven Dwight Cole French Club fVice Presidentl. Camera Club, Ushers Club Stage Crew R O T C Senior Play Com mittee Audio Visual Swimming Team Muriel lrene Curie Horizon Club fSecretaryj Com mercial Club Pep Club 9 R r., Paul Davidovich Q--p David Leroy Davis ROTC Drill Team Homecom '--an ing Committee Class Song Com mittee SOUTH HIGH IC RUDITORIUM 8 00 P Yl M1 Benner Ken Hoedeman Mfr Bennet joy Chase El1zalJelh Bennet Saline Kessel M1 Duff, an Esbaugh me Befmei Helen De Llefcle M1 Bnzgley Ken Bxshop Lydia Bemzef oan Evans Ladj Cafhemle de BGIIIAZJ Thora orgensen Mr Collnzr Robert Cooper M1113 Bennet Carol Waalkes Kzttg Benner Marty Spaan THE cnnss os -lsq PRESENTS POND M111 Bnzg elj Sharon Thompaon Lady Lurar Barbara Slep Clamlnrle Lzaaf Peggy Kleersny der Colonel C119 rlllll 1ll1am Chxp Rolgera Mfr C111 1l111e1 Alrlta Kerods H1 Daud Wlnheld Mfr Lake Erma Patterbon agg Sharon Roemplxe Amelza Carol Stceby Belmda ane Van Belols Amafnlfz an De Haan Fhaabeth Bnnnet Sllllt' lxcsselj mectx Colonel Guy FltlXNlllllI11S up Rogersl Lxdy Cathrmc de Bourg.,hQ lThor1 jorg.,cnSenJ Nga -.a...d 9 ,D Nou 20 24 Q58 Yllllllg M1111 Morey Bowman Czplanz Denny ohn Ixkkcrt Agatha Salle: Shields 5 0111187 Mall Ollaer fueflr Chuck Van Kunkcn Ron Haas Dm Arnold Tackla Ayoub lm De Wxtt Sharon Rnenks llheth Hennrt lbxllle lxx sclj t L A n VI an Mr Collins Rohrrt Coqu t It sw. lou not love hun or xush to mnry hun 0 h Q ll . 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Q. 4 i 'si Q The preludrces of Mr Darcy Uan Esbaughl and the prlde of Elizabeth Bennett fSall1 Kes sell give way to love The Seniors chose as thelr play thxs year Pnde and P1 ejudue It IS based on a novel by jane Austm The play concerns the prnde of the arnstocrats and the prejudxces of the upper mrddle class of England It also deals wnth thenr socnal relatnonshrps rn the later years of the erghteenth century Thus IS a romantic com edy whxch explarns how true loxe overcomes the obstacles of the old Englnsh classes Hull fDave Wnnheldj and the mard QD1.1nne Barberj remove the punch bowl after the ball the Bcnnctt famrly gaxe Q Q0 9 4 va IN- ar A31 25 w-s 3-s 3, wr tam -as 'St -'Ss' As-fair 13 f 'Sf Mr and Mrs Bennett fK1n Hoedxmm and joy Chase re on the announcement of thenr betrothal 015.5 S 1,91 -235:-Q 3' A27 5 ' u I ' -', 'Q . 'ff , . A 45: ' v ' u I 6 ' , 'tp - 'T 1. . A' 'Vey ,. Q mg , gi . :Wa 1 Q 0 A Q l 't 'fl Y 1 A ., ff t 1 1, . , l. I . . I . . . Q - 7 . . - , ,. , . A . . t .. -'ff - 1 'La' -., 'fl 'U' 'X if.. , '-' L ' ' ' fllvl F- 1 , ' - L' 4 '1' - f' ' . ' QV ' 'ff 1' 1. 1 a B 'RHS' sic.5T'a. ?l'5g ' ' 'R A W L yu ,i.,,...a . 5 Q-fn f ,,-rn aff, Si, P 1334 ' 'ar - t. ff- K, . ,- - s 4' 1 g tf' , .. 5 1 ' ar we '53 Q ' A 'a' .3 'W 'K I ' lf Q ,xt 'E all fir t we 1 4 4' 51 , 1,5 I .5 3 Q : EQ!! ,- sf' - .-- -v , AW- 'fi 1 'Ya 2 ' - 11,1 2. 4, . 1' ' 25 2' Karen Joyce Dean 4 1 Ex Troian Tribune, Horizon Club fTreasurerj, Pep Club, Home- coming Committee, Commercial Club. Harry De Glopper Petronella Irene De Koker Commercial Club, Girls Glee Club. Ruth Jonne De Meester Honor Society, Commercial Club fVice Presidentb. Horizon Club. Future Teachers. Pep Club. Sen- ior Play Committee. Homecoming Committee, junior Revue, Sen- ior Y-Teens, Youth for Christ. Nancee Lou De Voss Future Teachers. Horizon Club Commercial Club. Robert Jay De Vrou .,1 -sn rm Zi . ll x' fs 4 'fa John De Bruin Janice Kay De Haan Horizon Club lSecretaryl, Latin Club, Pep Club, Senior Play Cast. Senior Play Committee, Home- coming Committee, junior Re- vue. j-Hop Committee, Future Teachers. Helen Virginia De Liefde Pep Club fPresidentJ. Senior Guidance Committee, F.O.P. Hop All City Queen, Senior Student Council, Second Team Cheer- leader. Quill and Scroll, Senior Play Cast, junior Revue, Home! coming Committee, Horizon Club. Albert John De Ruiter Senior Choir, Operetta. Senior Play Cast, Little Choir, Class Day Committee. Class Colors Com- mittee, Junior Review. Dale Roger De Vries Varsity Football, Varsity Club fPresidentj. Second Team Foot- ball, Homecoming Court, Ushers Club. Senior Guidance Committee. Band. Senior Play Committee fChairmanJ. Homecoming Com- mittee, junior Revue. James Stephen De Witt Band Orchestra, Senior Student -CSF' Council, junior Revue, PCP Band- Ruth De Young Robert Jon Dunn Ronald Jay Dykstra Student Council Footbill Vu sity Club Secretary 'lriek Ushers Club H1 Y Bars and Chevions Cliss Memorul Com mittee Homeeoming King, Il-lol Court Carole Ann Elferdink Horizon Club Pep Club lutuie 'leiclmers fV1te Presidentl lun ior Revue Senior Play Com mittee Homeeoming Committee French Club Lltin Club Senior Class Committee Plnllnp C Engleman IETS Club HiY Ushers Club unior Revue Homeeominf, Com mittee jan Earl Esbaugh Senior Cliss President Footbill r unior Revue Blse sd' ws' fs, we we , N K 'lQSS5?NXg rt .5 A F' f 2 1 Y K . iq ... X Sf ,f-Q.-r'N A -rf Q'- RN I K - 33. .fv- Q., 'fa 'S-s -.- F 'N-gn lMnnag.,el J ball fManagerJ Senior Play Cast 'QQ Roger Clark Duiven Karen Rae Dryer Honor Society, Commercial Club, Horizon Club, Senior Play Com- mittee, Office Secretary. Essie Mae Edwards Commeruil Club Pep Club Homeeommq Committee Senior CINS Social Committee Larry Louis Eggerdmg Ushers Club Cliis Memorlil Committee H1 Y lCl11pla1nD lun ior Revue Latin Club Morton Lee Erway Bzslcetbill Cross Country Ushers Club HI Y fSeeret1ryJ Choir Operetta junior Revue Class Colors Committee Betsy Ann Evans Horizon Club flyreslelentl Home coming Committee Senior Play Committee Glee Club Iumor Re vue Pep Club Senior Announce ments Committee A 'Q .. 'rig V , I I l 2,5 K.. ,K V KN . 1' I I . i . . If 1 .l V R ' v . ' l P I V , I i -' - J. 3 S.. l sl uw' I J . . 6, A. r e- N c ,1 J A loan Clanre Evans Future 'leathers fPres1dcnt and Trevsurerj Latm Club Horuon Club Qtmor Play Ct mmxttee and Cast Pep Club Iohn Fnkkert Llttle Choir Ovcrettas lunxol Rexue Choxr fPrLs1dentj en ron Play Ctst Ushers Club Class Colors Committee Cnmera Club Homccommq Committee Ethel Flemmg Iuluann Ford Drum Maporette Horxzon Club fSecret1ryj Commerual Club jumor Revue Hometommg Com mrttee Pep Club Commentement Commxttee Barbara Lee Gxbbs Tromn Trlbune fEdltorl Band fSecrct1ry 1nd Mayorettel Qulll and Scroll Iumor Rewue Home commg Commxttec Semor Pl1y Horizon Club Pep Club jHop Commxttee Howard Glupker Senior Class Student Adusor H1 Y Presndent Ushers Club Var l l. -JV stty Club Homecoming Court. -N:-' Football, Basketball, Baseball WN 'iff' 40 ,,.-at i 'ir avi 'Ca- 'YS 'Q' 261 , gh 7' 11' D1vnd Jerome Ferrell Cl ISS Day Commxttcc Larry Lee Fxscher Tlltk Cross Country Ushers Club jets Club H1Y Bars and Chevrons Club ROTC Karl Fohlbrook Football CC1pt11nl Vxrsx Club Ushers Club Allen Harold Gamble I'ootb1ll Baseball Robert Hansen Gxlletre Honor SOClCfV fTre1surerl Var stty Club Footbill Blskctball Student Councll fTFLl9UfCf, Ushers Club junnor Revue I Hop Court Golf Homecommg, Committee Lurae Sue Goodfellow Homecommq Commrttee Class Day Commxttee Semor Play Com mxttee Youth for Chrrst, Y Teens, Pep Club tee, Senior Announcement Bonnie Lee Graverson Cheerleader QVarsity and Second Teaml, I-Hop Court, Military Ball Court, Senior Student Ad- visor, junior Class Secretary. Voted Class Optimist , Senior Student Council, Horizon Club. Choir fOperettaD, Commercial Club. Shirley Marie Greenwood Robert Allen Haan Swimming Team, jets Club, Ush- ers Club, Honor Society fTreas urerj, Hi-Y. Philip G. Hall Cross Country, Ushers Club, Hi- Y, jets Club. Troinn Tribune. Homecoming Committee. CF .. N 2 'k iP0rwrgv...,,l Sandra Jean Hansen junior Class Student Advisor. Commercial Club, -I-Hop Queen, Military Ball All City Queen. Glee Club, Pep Club. Horizon Club. Lynn Ruth Heyman Horizon Club ipresidentj Revue, Pep Club. Committee, Senior Play mittee. S xv' Sally Ann Green Red Cross, Pep Club, Horizon Club, Camera Club, French Club. Joan Lee Gryson Horizon Club, Commercial Club, Pep Club. Ronald Haas Jerry Lee Hamelink Swimming Team, Ushers Club, Hi-Y. Junior Revue, Homecoming Committee. Shirley Ann Henderson CommercialfClub, Glee Club, Choir, F ture Nurses, Pep Club, Class Id Committee. William HiQ- CUTEST SMILE-GIRL . Bobbie Vander Lind ij, CUTEST SMILE-BOY Q 'Y Howard Glupker CLASS FLIRT Pat Bardo OPTIMIST ' A Bonnie Graverson APPLE POLISHER DID MOST FOR SOUTH Ken Bishop Y. w G Sally Borgman ifbf PESSIMIST Sue Plasman Q91 xii V4 1 W I , E, il, Y I I as 'ni , Sl fi 9 I f BOY George Trueman X MOST ORIGINAL Joy Chase , f ' 7 Rx L b aifgilgq 'is CLASS CHARACTER Chip Rogers I ,mi I '-B Q Q CR MOST DIGNIFIED GIRL L Mosr DIGNIHED Bov lc 4- 4' A Beckey Slep ' IJ ' Bill Woodson ilxgj f Il if f Q w in . BASHFUL I Y V Joan Wellman AL Xmosr LIKELY TO succfm Bov w- Z gE'o mhg 40 'nl- NITI1 BQ: E25 2-25' 19' 'F -ff Q x f Er, 4 5 N-.S S 2. 1 I' O 0 T E O O D. mlm U5 E Q-I 2-8 Z-4 92 O :ER l'I'I lf! pi? if MOST MISCHIEVOUS GIRL Glorla Mc Dowell qgxg, EXE: j BEST GIRL ATHLETE I Nesselroad 5 OCK MAN HATER Margaret Huber any ELECTION Dary aa. A BEST BOY DANCER h Q K Jan Esbaug 4 f Q 49 A xnxx! T I TIE! Ron Dykstra BES IRL Marllyn Muller vxjx XR ,qv 11 BEST POLITICIAN Jlm Cash CHATTERBOX Pat Norrle T TALENTED BOY -- F fd MOS Bud De Rulter OST TALENTED G an x BOOKWORM Davld Wlnfleld IRL S Nl Sandy Hansen V0 'tri x .5 A H A Q ' Q,If Q ,KX Nx W '- X X ' J L9 ' sa. A 6 I E 9 XS In I X? 3 I SCLFX S I , ' .xx V . '- M -+ V D M r, ,INA as , XX ' S--,NX F I V! Q' r , ' I 9 .2 X -' g 4' 1 T ALL.AROI.IND G Q .I I Yo I X n a r K in 'an ' ' n -fgmxfd-A QQ iq ,? . . . I as I Donald Charles Hiler Senior Band, Pep Band, Audio Visual, lVice Presidentj, Cam- era Club, junior Revue, Senior Play Committee, Golf. Robert Holmeg Steve Hu ghe Thora Jane Jorgensen Senior Play Cast and Committee, Homecoming Committee. Com- mercial Club fSecretaryJ, Senior Memorial Committee, Choir 10p- erettaj, Horizon Club, Pep Club, Future Nurses. junior Revue, Senior Y-Teens. I Airita Kerods Horizon Club fPresidentl, Sen- ior Play Cast. Glee Club, Junior Revue, Commencement, Pep Club. Peggy Ann Kleersnycler Horizon Club, Senior Play Cast, junior Revue, Future Teachers, Pep Club, Future Nurses, Youth for Christ. 1:- , 17 5 L Q , . ws .Wm Q5 'Vs it . .Q ,,o-' fig 1 T rf --aff I 1, 4 Lg-pf.. i ie fiufit' Q, C, gy i Q , Kenneth Allen Hoedeman Senior Play Cast, lets Club fTreasurerj, junior Revue Cast, junior Revue Committee, Ushers Club, Senior Class Guidance Com- mittee, Spanish Club, Camera Club, fSecretary4TreasurerJ. Margaret J. Huber Future Nurses fSecretaryD. Honor Society. Future Teachers, Horizon Club, Latin Club, French Club, Pep Club, Senior Play Commit- tee, Class Memorial Committee. Geneva Johnson Choir, Pep Club. Kenneth Wayne Kelly R,O,T,C., junior Revue Sally Beth Kessel Senior Play Cast. Horizon Club. Pep Club, Iunior Revue, Com- mencement Committee. Homecom- ing Committee. Judy Ann Klunder Future Teachers. Choir, junior Revue, Horizon Club, Latin Club, Youth for Christ. Thomas Kent Kommer' V1 t Merlin M. Konoely Q. A -ur' SN John Creely LaBarge Ushers Club ROTC Bars and Chevrons Homecoming Commrt ee Sandra Jean Lange Homecoming ucen Varsity Cheerleading tSc-tretary Treas urerj P T S A Student Vue President Homecoming General Chairman Commencement Com mittee Winter Carnival Queen Candidate Student Advisor of Sophomore Class Horizon Club fPresidentl Choir junior Re vue Evelyn Lee Future Teachers Pep Club Home coming Committee fChairmanl Social Committee fCo Chairmanj Senior Play Committee Class Day Committee James Russel Leys Football wear?-1 S 5? se' Judith Ann Krauss Horizon Club CTreasurerJ, Jun- ior Revue, Homecoming Commit- tee, Choir. Karen Ruth Kuipers Horizon Club, Future Teachers, Latin Club. Homecoming Com- mittee, I-Hop Committee, Pep Club. Richard Allen Lake Student Council ROTC Battle Gf0UP Staff junior Revue Ushers Bars and Chevrons jets Peter Dmgeman Langeway Jets Club junior Revue R O T C Robert Earl Lewis Track Homecoming Committee Ushers Club Social Committee Senior Play Committee Bars and Chevrons Class Day Committee Ronald Dennis Link Varsity Club Ushers Club Hi Y jets Club Choir Tennis Team Operetta Class Song Committee Cheerleader Y 8'-an --nv fpl s CLASS SWEETHEART 'Ag SHAMROCK QUEEN I-Ynn HeYman Bobble Vander Lund SNOW QUEEN Sharon Stegehurs THE SENIOR CLASS IS HAPPY TO PRESENT TO YOU THE ALL SPORTS ROYALTY OF 1959 Quan Bonme C ravexion King Ixm Budde Marx mn Rmwm Leo Vu 1r1 Marilyn Muller Dale DcVr1c:s Charlene Vln Dyke Ho ard Glullcer Daryl Neiselroad Duk Ncl mn 9 32 3 -4' Q' .5 ,W L.. 6, . . x Q. l , .5 jf -, wf x . f , ' , ' sv . - 3 Lx A we U: A f ,A C 'P if '-f fr Q , . i In X 'arse l P '99 9501 is sf-Q-an ' x Ron Dykstra and Sandi Lange being crowned at the homecoming dance at the Pantlind. ii Sophisticated Swing was chosen as the theme for the Homecoming of 1958. The dance took place in the Pantlind Ballroom on Novem- ber 27, 1958. The ballroom was beautifully decorated with notes, on which were the names of the peo- ple who attended the dance, paper flowers, and crepe paper streamers. In the middle of the evening the king and queen were crowned which was the highlight of the event. HOMIICOMI NG ROYALTY FOR 1958: lfirst row: Queen Sandi Lange. Second row: Marilyn Miller, Carol XWaalkc's, King Ron Dykstra, Pat Bardo, Sharon Thompson, Third row: Dale De' Vries, Howie Glupker. Fourth row: Ken Bishop, Paul Davidovich. Gracious Queen Sandi waves to the crowd at our homecoming game with Central. A.. i ,, 1 r . l Walter' Lee Lockwood Basketball, Tennis, Cross Coun- try, Second Team Football, Senior Student Council, jets Club fPresi- dent and Treasurerj Varsity Club fTreasurerJ, Latin Club. fvlftf' Presidentj, Honor Society fPrCSl- dentj, Voted Most Likely to Succeed . Carol Ann Mc Kinney Commercial Club. H0fi20rl Club. Pep Club, Senior Social 'Commit- tee. Orchestra, Homecoming Com- mittee. Donald Bruce Mc Lenithan Baseball, Ushers Club fTreasur- erj. Senior Play Cast, Hi-Y QTreasurerJ, Senior Guidance Committee, Future Teachers, Var- sity Club. Mara Miesniek Honor Society, Commercial Club lTreasurerJ, Horizon Club. Com- mencement Committee, Pep Club. School Ticket Office. Red Cross. Virginia Ann Molenkamp Commercial Club, Pep Club. Sen- ior Announcement Committee. Patricia Moore -Q Gloria Dean Mc Dowell Horizon Club, Youth for Christ. Pep Club, Band. Early Mae Mc Kinney Commercial Club, Pep Club, Sen- ior Play Committee, Homecoming Committee. Edward Francis Merritt Audio Visual, Baseball. Marilyn Ruth Miller Homecoming Court. Senior Class Secretary, J-Hop Court. Sopho- more Class Secretary. Spectra Staff fSenior Editorj, Senior Student Council, Voted Best All Around Girl , Senior Guidance Commit- tee. Horizon Club, Pep Club. Marilyn Molson Mary Lea Moreland junior Class Student Advisor. Senior Student Council, Horizon Club fSecrc-taryl. Choir fOperet- tal junior Revue Cast, Future Teachers. Latin Club, Pep Club, Senior Play Committee, Home- coming Committee. James Nash Richard Frank Nelspn Swimming Team, Cross Countrv. Tennis, Varsity Club, Ushers Club, Gloria jean Newman Senior Choir lOperettaJ, Hori- zon Club, Pep Club. Commercial Club, Youth for Christ. Pat E. Norrie Senior Student Council, Horizon Club QVice Presidentl. Choir COperettaj, junior Revue. Latin Club, Future Teachers. Pep Club, Homecoming Committee, Senior Play Committee, j-Hop Commit' tee. Patricia Lynne O'Strander i .2 I Pep Club, Horizon Club, Youth L for Christ. Erma Jean Patterson Commercial Club, Future Tea- chers, Youth for Christ, Pep Club, Senior Play Committee CCo-Chair- manl. Memorial Committee, Homecoming Committee, Class Day. George Nelson Ushers Club. Varsity Club. Foot- ball, Baseball. Daryl June Nesselroad Second Team Cheerleader. Latin Club, Camera Club. Horizon Club, Homecoming Committee, Pep Club. Sharron North Patricia Ann O'Grady Phyllis Mae Palmbos Horizon Club, Pep Club, junior Revue, Clafss Day Committee, Spectra. Senior Student Council, Co-op Training, Commercial Club, Homecoming Committee. Dorice Barbara Pickering Future Teachers Club, Latin Club, Troian Tribune. Commercial Club. Horizon Club, Pep Club. QP Ruth jonne De Meester Sallee Shxelds Duane Ma ne Barber M1rgaret J Huber Carol Ruth Bonthuns 36 PN., fi!! Y 'T Barbara Anne Brewer Jane Ellen Van Beloxs SCH OLASTI C Karen Rae Dryer SE IORS Robert Hansen Gxllette Walter Lee Lockwood 37 Dennis Dean Pilmore Audio-Visual, Debate, junior Re- vue, -I-Hop Committee. Susan Ann Plasman Senior Student Council. Second and Varsity Cheerleader tSecre- tary-Treasurerl. Choir, French Club fPresidentj, Horizon Club QPresidentj. junior Revue' Cast and Committee. Graduation Com- mittee, Senior Play Committee, Homecoming Committee. Bonnie Kay Poole Horizon Club. Pep Club, Com- mercial Club. Homecoming Com- mittee. Announcements Commit- tee. Robert Dale Price AudioAVisual tPresidentj, Golf, junior Revue, Camera Club. Marianne Ransom Cheerleader, Horizon Club fSec- retaryj, Commercial Club, Y- Teens, I-Hop Committee, Home- coming Committee, Archery Club Q Secretaryj . Commencement Com- mittee. ,Ilunior Revue, Inter-Club Council. Judith Kay Riekse Horizon Club, Future Teachers, Choir, Pep Club. Latin Club. '57 if Pearl Plants Diane Kay Poelman Horizon Club. Commercial Club, Pep Club, Commencement Com- mittee. Senior Play Committee. Future Nurses. Mary Price Pep Club, Youth for Christ. Y- Teens, Homecoming Committee. Class Day Committee, Senior Play Committee, Ausma Aina Prusis Choir, Commercial Club. Latin Club, Glee Club. . 5 . Q 5. 2 . Gordon Redding Wt Sharon Rae Rienks Horizon Club fPresidentj, Com- mercial Club, Pep Club, Senior Play Cast and Committee, Home- coming Committee, Class Day Committee, Archery Club fVice Presidentj, junior Revue, Youth for Christ. Pearlme Roberts Sharon Rae Roempke Tropan Trrbune Dramatrts Horr Lon Club fPres1dentD Camera Club Class Day Commrttee ane Alnce Rowe Horrzon Club fV1Ce Presrdentl Qcmor Play Commxttee Trolan Trxbune Qurll and Scroll Com menccment Commrttee Future Teachers Latm Club Pep Club Bonme Sue Salhaney 4? 'Sv' Q vpijg 048' fr' www Myrna Phrllrl Robinson Future Teachers Debate Latm Club Pep Club Homecommg Commrttee Soclal Commrttee Semor Play Commrttee Charles Anthony Roger: Band Basketball Manager Track Manager R O T C Dramatrcs Senror Play Cast junror Revue J Hop Commrttee Homecommg Committee Class Day Commrttee Mary L Rowell Senror Student Councrl Senror Play Cast Horlzon Club CPresr dentb junror Revue Homecom mg Commrttee 1 Hop Committee Pep Club Future Nurses Latm Club Graduatron Commrttee Qetond Team Cheerleader Pep MIYIIYH Jean 5Cl122f Club fSecretaryj Senror Play Cast HOUZOU Club PCP Clllb FUTUFC Chorr French Club lSeCretaryj Teachers Band I-HUD Club Homecommg Commrttee -IHop Commrttee Elke Schroeter Future Teachers fTrcasurerj Frenth Club Latm Club Hon zon Club Pep Club Commercial Club Sallee Shrelds Honor Socrety Spettra fPhutog rrphy Edrtor Homeeomrng Comm Ch Srnror Play Cast and Comm Semor Gurdame Comm Future Teachers Arthery Horn lon Club fTreas J, Chorr fOp erettaj, Pep Club f- Beverley Rose Shay Horrzon Club fTreasJ Future Teachers Band Commencement Comm Spamsh Club Sally Ann Srenstra Future Teachers Horrzon Club Senror Chorr Homecomrng Com mrttee Latm Club Each year all the schools 1n the crty send a queen and two court members to the R O T C Mxhtary Ball At the Ball judges choose an All Crty Queen from among the queens from each school Thrs year our queen Sandy Hansen was chosen All Cxty Queen Her court members are Marty Spaan and Bonnxe Graverson ,gk 019' QA iw Marty Spaan Queen Sandy Hansen Bonnre Graw erson Helen DeL1efde was chosen queen by the senrors to represent South at the annual F O P Hop on Halloween at the Crvrc Audntormum At the dance v Helen was chosen All Crty ueen Margo Anderson and Bev Brown are on her court '17 xp- ng gr' T09 Margo Anderson, Queen Helen DeL1efde, Beverly Brown 40 jf!! Carolyn Joyane Simmons Choir Donald B. Smith Band Cross Country Bars 'md Chevrons fPres 1 Tratlc junror Revue ROTC lBattleg.,roup Staffj Drrll Team Marcra Lee Smrth Pep Club Senior Play Comm Ch Carole Steeby Bmd Horizon Club Senior Play Cast Latin Club Pep Club lunlor Revue French Club Future Nurses Commentement Commrttee Sharron Lee Stegehurs Horizon Club Homeeommp., Com mittee Senior Gurdante Commrt tee fCoCh11rmanQ Senror Stu dent Aelvlsor Spanish Club fTrels J Senlor Student Council Pep Club IHop Commrttee jumor Revue Senror Play Com mrttcc Valclns Svekns ets Club fPresj QVrte Presj jr Class Treis Sr Class Tren Varsity Club Ushers Club Senror Play Commxttee fCh j Senror Student Counul Semor Guxdance Commrttee Football 'ol v--1 Pevifxe, 41' s ff 1 1 L fa ,Q , , ,, .. 2 mf? 'X . - +3 ww Jerry Eugene Sisson Band fCh.j, Drum Major, Sopho- more Class fPres.J, Track, Cross Country, Basketball, Varsity Club. Inter-Club Council, Pep Band. Barbara Ann Slep Future Teachers QPresJ Choir Horrzon Club Future Nurses CTreasj jumox Revue Senror Play Cast Marcra Kay Spaan Honor Souety bemor Student Counul Senror Play Cast mtl Commlttee -I Hop Court Mrlrtary Ball Court Chorr junror Revue Cast Homecomrnf., Commxtte e Latm Club Horrzon Club fPres J Robert Dale Stffens ets Club Footb1ll Senror Ushers Duane Kaye Stonehouse Pep Club Homecoming, Commit tee Hotuon Club Class Day Herbert Tate Iunror Athxevement Soual Com mrttee Senlor Play Commlttee ROTC Levonia Tate Dramatics, Glee Club, Pep. Club Debate, Senior Student Council, Homecoming Comm., N.H.A. Jene Eirh Thompson Basketball, Football. Track, Var- sity Club Sharon Lee Thompson Homecoming Court Horizon Club Spanish Club Future Teachers Senior Choir Senior Play Cast junior Revue jHop Comm Future Nurses Senior Class Social Comm Carolyn Trrenstra George Ernest Trueman Varsity Club Ushers Club 2nd Team Football Varsity Football Track Senior Guidance Commit tee Homecoming Commrttee J Hop Committee Jeanette Mane Vande Pune Choir QOperettaj Future Nurses Horizon Club Latin Club HOIHC coming Committee Senior Play Committee Girls Glee Club Pep Club YN .il nc in -av' 5,645 ,pf Delores Jean TerBeek Homecoming Comm., Senior Play Comm., Pep Club, Horizon Club fVice-Pres.J. Commercial Club. J-Hop Comm., Youth For Christ, Receptionist Randall S. Thompson Varsity Swimming Team. Ushers Club Varsity Club Shirley Ann Thompson Pep Club Future Teachers Homecoming Comm junior Revue Senior Play Comm Horizon Club Conet Trrggs jane Ellen Van Belors Senior Student Council QV Pres D Honor Society I Hop Court Homecoming Committee fChJ Senior Play Cast Senior Play Committee Voted Most Likely to Succeed Horizon Club Pres J Future Nurses unror Revue Roberta Jane Vanderlrnd Senior Student Council Senior Play lCo Ch 1 Homecoming Committee fChJ Horizon Club fSec J Hop Committee lunror Revue Cast Choir fOperettaJ Memorial Committee Senior Class Pep Club Future Nurses Voted Prettiest Smile Charlene Mae VanDyke Cheerleader Horlzon Club QV Pres Commercul Club Com mcnccment Commxttee Pep Club Archery Club fTre1s J JHop Committee Homecommq Com mxttee Semor Play Commnttee Leo Anthony Vxcan Baseblll Football Varsity Club QV Pres H Ushers Club Future Teachers Band Senlor Guldance Comm1ttee jumor Rex ue Carol Ann Waalkes l l0Il1t'l0l'l1lI'llL Court Senlor Pliy Cast Senlor Choxr Pep Club Horizon Club Junior Revue Fut ure Nurses Class Day Commxttee Maunce L Weekley Homecommg Commxttee Joan Kay Wellman Horizon Club fTreasJ Student Councll Commerual Club Pep Club Archery Club Homecemmq Commxttee jumor Revue Semor Play Commlttee Dester Mae Whnte Pep Club, Class Motto Committee Q fddlpx 1-89 Charles Rnchard Vankuxken Senxor Play Cast Cheerleader Semor Choxr fOperettaJ Ushers Club Lxttle Cholr Iumor Revue Class Color Commxttce Class Dly Commlttee John C Vonk Senior Play Committee QCO Ch I Ushers Club Jets Club jumor Revue Camera Club Football Class Day COl'l'1lU1ttC6 Yvonne Jeryle Walker Pep Club Future Nurses Hon zon Club Homecommf., Commlt tee Scnxor Play Commlttee Hop Commxttee Commencement S1 jumor Revue Debate Patrxcna Werr Orchestra jumor Revue Honzon Club J Hop Committee lChJ Class Memorlal Commrttee Fu ture Nurses Pep Club Teasther West Student Council Honor Soclety Future Teachers Semor Y Teens fPresJ Spannsh Club Senxor Play Commlttee Semor Guulance Commrttee Red Cross Latm Club Youth for Chrlst Homecommg Commxttee Loxs Wxllnams Commerczal Club K1ren Dee Wnlson Pap Club Homuommg Commit X Tuna Clms Wullnam Charles Woodson Footblll 'Iroym Trlbunc Lltm xuL bgmor Play Commlttcc Homeaomxm., Commnttcc mm Richard L Zfmdstra Iootblll Biskntblll Ushus C lub VIYSIIY Club Iumor RLVILNK Sen ga lor Plu Commxttu Bmnl II-lop Q X Commlttu Homu om mg Com 0, W. mmm 4-ff E:- 5 ul M' Q54-mv Davxd Leslie Wnnield QGUIOI' Play Clif junior Revue Czwt Uiheri Club Jew Club Claw Colors Committee BMS and Chufrons Peggy Young 1ou H 111on Club Omlnttl CUIl1l11t'lLlll Club Pup Club L . . , ' , ,, I - ' . 1 tcc. L- I' 12.3 Day! 5 K P1 X R ' x '. 'I ' X ww' tl, . 5 l K C' ' - Clubi VAlfSllY.ClLlb. Alunlor Re- fr 1 3. 1' ' Q' . V 4 - xl ' Ai ff J Cl o '. C . Q1- 4 ' lv ,1 A 'C-A 1 . ' , . -M ,ff xgj., A '- TV ? Ill lf l l ll 44 FOp,HOP ROYAL The ghoulish grins of Mr. Wizzlrd Q - ' d Mrs. Witch. Howie Glupker Pop-Hop Royalty: Queen Helen De Liefde and Attendants 'ln - , - Margo Anderson and Bev Brown. and Bobbie Vander Lind are set for a night of broom-riding. Seventy Seniors gathered in the hoy's gym on the night of Marfh thirty-one for the annual Senior Mixer. a night of food, fun. and frolic. The Senior Mixer Dinner was followed hy Thrill9 and Spills . also known as Square Winter Fair King and Queen. .lim Leys anal Danflflh- Sally Alberts. Qrgcmizations MAN I If J 'JW IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIlIIIIllllllllllllllullumnunn ff 5 ,f f -,tina QXX X X N X X Q N R S I lx -D N. X ann ,, M N ' 'I I I I jf I I All If I I I Ill P I ,,ff3i1jl'ij2 ' .- ff Ill!! AQ'-ig P155 5 iwqiiiguf '2 Z RNA xx Nagin. ,X X x . 1 H is ,lsr- - 7 Nitin' FACULTY S.1ll1e Shields TYPIST Nelhe De Koker :wig nl SPORTS Shme Shnelds ACTIVITIES Wnnfred Ferrell 48 EDITOR ART Antpe Bouman SENIORS Marxlyn Mlller ORGANIZATION5 Loulse Zandberg Vxrglma Paganellx L I l -v-39' l F. I V .gui I Ill .v K ' l I ,K , I-W-, l i , A 1 I x , k f Q- M 1 ' I .4 . -V-,, - I 1 ' 'Z' ,,.., , X., l . ' A ' . 1 5 fl sl ' lx I . Y ,V ,f I ' If I l Q ' . I . 1, I .J I we ' , I ffl if EI I 1 I' ' TA - , ' lzhlnlgl x . ' ' xggf Q ' 9 Q l 'l Fil 'ex The work on the 1959 SPECTRA was be gun rn the early fall The edrtor rn chref Antje Bouman and the busrness manager Diane Barber were chosen rn the sprung of 1958 Durmg the sprmg and summer the other staff members were appornted and the theme for the book was decrded upon After school began the real work was started Many pictures were taken page plans were made and copy was wrltten A publncatrons subscrrptlon drrve was staged rn conjunctron with the Future Teachers of Amerrca Staff members sold advertrsements to local merchants to help finance the book With the guxdance of Mrss Thorne who has been the Spectra advrsor for seven years the passed a most successful year and they were rewarded by seelng the annual completed and the students enjoying the Spectra srgn- ing days. 49 fl? 4 TYPISTS Phyllrs Palmbos Nellre De Koker BUSINESS a Ste e P D1 ne Barber v atterson 4-,,, WO' UNDERCLASSMEN sv--f-1 it its Marianne VanderSluis Lois Butterfield joan Barber PHOTOGRAPHY Gunter Stein THE RATTLER Publrshed Whenever we get Enough Trme d Stechow s Gang Thrs rs the crazy masthea STATEMENT OF PURPOSE fhaf fhs Tame' Put out m the To publrsh what we thrnk you should know about April Issue To strmulate open crvrl war To grve opportunrtres for us to make fools of ourselves To promote projects of the school whrch are not worthwhrle To encourage school sprrrt Department Manager Barbara Grbbs Bouncer Joan Wellman Assrsstant Manager Dawn Wrllrams R k f H G H Floor Walkers Black lack Zernrs Forger oc ere er H In One punch Isaac Lefty Row, Brll Collectors Frrsky La Barge Sneaky Hall LrghtFrngered Van Dyken Sports Department Toys KOHKIQ Sportmg Goods Brrtten Secretory oops Dean Reparr Jones Models Moore Frnances Numbers Vanden Bout Custodran Don I drop rt here Stechow Orrgrnallv the TATTLER was called the Tazllef but later the name became the Twfan Tnburze In january 1959 the school paper wrs rechrrstened the Talller Regardless of the mme the Tazflef has always been a hne example of what rnterested students can achreve rn the field of hrgh school rournalrsm A rose by any other name would strll smell as SVLCLT prcpr thfrt wrll urry humor and artrcles of enroyment Perhaps worlcrng on the paper vsrll encourage some student to sclctt a career rn rourmlrsm Mrss Stechoxs a former South Hrgh student herself rs th sponsor of the organrratron Staff members are Barbara Grbbs edrtor Damn Wrllrams .rssrstant edrtor Dm Konkle and Ron Moore sports edrtors and 'led Grrften topy edr tor The adxertrsrng st1ff members are Martra V.rnDyken md Sharon Rocmpke Reporters are Karen Hagen Surre Rowe Ron Moore and Andy Zrrnrs 'lhe typrst rs Krrcn Dun l'rrst Ron S Rona K Hrgcn ,I Brrtten D Wrllrarrrs B Grbbs D Konlcle M VanDyken S Roerrrpke Second Row R Moore P Hall K Darn Mrss Sterkovs A 7rrnrs T Grrftrn 50 BY . . I D .H . ,. . I .......... U .. H I .. .. . II.. I . .. . .. The purpose of the Tzllllet' is to publish a school paper that will keep the students abreast of current school affairs, a 1 . D ' . L I . ' 7 V Y Y. L 4' -- '- ' V . , , , ' ' ', 1 ' - A. , The P T S A makes blg plans for the Wlnter Carmval Council ot xx ar' The South Hrgh PT S A was orgamzed to promote the welfare of chlldren and youth The objectlves are to ra1se the standards of home llte to more closely relate the home and the school and to unite educators and the tgencral pub llc ID order to secure the hlghest advrntages of education for every chrld Members of the PT S A worked on Wm ter Farr projects and helped to make lt a bxf, success Mem bers of the Health Commnttee helped wrth xrsnon and hear mg testmg and the admmlstratlon of polio shots Represen tatrves often attend Board of Educatnon meetmgs to seek rm provements rn school facrlrtres Thrs years OHICCFS were Mrs George F Atkmson presrdent Mrs Charles W Woodson uce president Mrs Robert Tnmmcr sccretary and Mrs os ph Tlffany treasurer Sandy Lmpe was the student representatne Wlth the guxdmce of these fin olfrcers the 1958 59 P T S A spent a happy md successful ear Mr Coryell offers a suggestron to membcrs of the PTS A 5 Ina! R111 P Buclo B Vrnclcl Lmd IW Spun S IJIJSITII B S1lh1ney T Ayoub H De Llefde B Burhout S Hansen M Mrller S Shrclds S Stecehurs S Borcmm R De Meester Strand Rau P Young., j Krauss B Evans M Ransom G Mc Dowxell M Pnrcc A Boumrn V Molenkrmp L 'late S Thompson Ford C Tlferdlnk B Glbbs K Dean C1 Ncvxmm B Poole S Henderson M Molson rmmerson Third Rau S Rrenks S North C Babb I Vande Putte C Bonthurs B C1 nverson S lhompson M Rowell S Lance P Prlmbos M Morelmd P Van Dyke P N0rr1e S Kessel Dc Hun V Alylcxxhlte E Mc Ixmney D Ter Beck M Bllk E Schroeter D Prcketrng, Fuurlh Rau P Ostrander K Wxlscmn B Slep Il Wcllrrmln I Rove D Poelmm N DeKoke1 A Kerods M Huber C Steeby B Brewer C Waalkes Ex ms D Stonehouse j Rrelcse T West I Mc Gee J Anderson Grysen C Mc Ixlnney S Coodfellovx E Edwards The SLNIOR STUDENT COUNC IL wxs founded to proxlde 1 unrfymg structure for the varrous ictnltres 1nd oremrzrtlons of the entnre school and to serve as 1 communrcttron lllllx between the admmlstratlon md flculty md the student body Thrs OI'glIl1ZlflOI1 meets erch vscels to trmsrct rts busnness md to ret rs 1 clearrng house for student faculty uroblems It cooper ltes wlth the Srtety COLIUCII 'md the Inter hreh Councxl Orgmrzatron Each year mem ers lre responsible for the orrentrtnon Pf0gI'11Tl for students comms, to South from Burton unror I-high Senlor Student Council xlso sponsored mlny successful excursions md pep rallles A dance entltled xmagl nation wus held anuiry 21 1959 One of the OFEAHIZIIIOU s biggest projects rs the annual Wrnter Carnrval the proceeds of whrch go to the Athletes Beneht Iund 1 Ste lllng., stle amcrs huh' Anvone for hug O 52 ,sz We wwwm mtg Student Counul otlrcers ne stmdmg, Bob Glllette trexsuler and Mr Bourma Faculty advlsor seated Sally Borgman secretary md jane VanBelo1s une presndent Mnssxng rs jlm Cash presrdent Each sprung electrons are held for the OHICCIS of the Senxor Student Councxl In an assembly the old OEICCYS explaln thexr respectue dutles to the students and the asplrmg candrdates make their campaign addresses Another assembly IS held after electlons IH Wh1Ch the new ofTxcers are sworn ln With the able guldance of Mrs Kerr and Mr Borema thrs orgamzatxon enjoyed a very successful year Offncers were JIITI Cash presxdent jane VanBelo1s srce presldent Sally Borgman secretary and Bob Gtllette treasurer A few of the students who exery dly buy their m1lk rn Hue Jane Van Beloxs introduces an assembly ln the ab Lhurm Hall Thxs ns one of the student councrl s projects sente of the presldent .HP-du Pkyun 55 KT w... 14 W. wig 'C' ,F s N xl, . f , - ' W k ' Xi k 1 -5 'V tk! g A V A .. 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K: K I t .t K K N7 l A . 1 t 4' 3 -. l nv 04' 111113111 W Lockwood P Hill B Haan B Grllette B Brewer B Slep D Barber S Shrelds Sem11dRnu 'I West B Bllfkhout L Bonthuns C Flferdrnk C Steeby M Huber B Brown M 'spun M Rowell S Plasman R DeMeester The NATIONAI HONOR SOCILTY w rs founded nn 1971 by Ldw 1rd Rynerrson Members lre elected to thus Ofifllllllllhfl by the llculty on the basis of scholar shxp lc rclershlp seryrce mel chlracter Membershrp IS selected lrom the top thxrd ofthe semor clrss 1nd the top tenth ol the yunnor cltss Llectlon to the society IS the hnchcst honor which c ln be bestowed upon 1 hlgh school student lor xcrdemlc excellence huh semester newly elected members 1re lnducted into the society nn tn llHPI'LSSlXL ttpplng ceremony lour members ol the prexxous yerr explun the cluxllncxtlons lor membersluys to thc student body lhe members ol the Honor Society enjoyed a xery xctnc yclr One of the mun tctnltlcs IS SPOHSOIIHKQ tutorlne scryucc to the students of South Hlch Members rlso mule crncllcs tor Ql11'lSfU11S ind sold candy A school scryncc project whlch wts undertrleen thrs yelr was IH llxllll LUJWHS lllf Y lflOUb 0l'i,lI1lZlflUDS 'I hc ollrccrs lor the llrst semester wc re Wdlt Lockwood president Dune Blrbcr xxce presldcnt Bob Glllette trelsurer md Brrb Brewer secrettry Officers for the second semester were Phll Hall presndent Bob Haan xncc presndcnt Srllee Shlelcls trersurer and Beclc Slep secretnry The orgxnlzxtlon wts under the capable guxd tnce ot Mlss Prtlmm 54 V Svekrs M155 Paalman K Hoede-man K Dryer A Kerods Barb Burghout welcomes Ken Hoedemm mto the Honor Soclety via the tapping ceremony 'Q The local chapter of QUILL AND SCROLL was founded in 1939 by Miss Thelma Anton. Quill and Scroll is the national honor society for high school journalists. The purpose of this organization is to give recogni- tion and honor to those students who have done good work on one of the publicitions To be elected to Quill and Scroll the candidate must be in the upper third of his class and must be recommended by the sponsor of the Sperm: or the sponsor of the Yurrlef Election to uill and Scroll is the highest honor which can be bestowed on a high school journalist Miss Reed sponsored the or ganization Antje Bouman was president and Tackla Ayoub 'was secretary treasurer First Row S Alberts D Williaiiis G Kasper G Akkerman G Patton Second Row M Withy S Houtman B Fuller T Garcia V Unger C Smith T Pierson DeWit E Clotts S Luneke N Graverson j Clum Third Row -I Hondorp P Tuthill G McGrath B Hardiman Mr Litton Frrst Row G Stein A Bouman Miss Stelcovs Miss Reed I Ayoub W I' ll S d Row S Rowe Rome M Van Dyken D Williams S Boigman M Mihelre L bcrg H De Liefde S Shields B Gibbs K Dean V Pagenelll S Shields The SENIOR ORCHESTRA under the musical rograms each year for the enjoy ment 0 parents faculty and students alike The functions of this organization is to train competent musicians and to give students an intimate knowledge of good music This year the orchestra played for the senior play the operetta and the annual Christmas Concert as well as other community functions This years officers were Sally Alberts president Dawn Williams vice president and Marilyn Withey secretary treasurer , , V 11 .v .7 . . R 5 . . . 1 . 2 2 A My E j,j directiorjpof Mr. Litton, presents enjoyable j .' . l I 7 1 7 55 YT' The SOUTH HIGH BAND rs composed of the top mstrumentalrsts of the semor hrgh The band brrghtens our assemblres and helps to msprre school sprrrt at football games Members partrcrpate rn the annual Chrrst mas Concert The band members worked hard publlclzmg preparing for and presentmg the Mad Hour a program whrch was well attended by the student body Clarrnets M Bogardus J Bouman S Buckland R Clough S Drelman B Fuller I Garclra T Hammond M Lawton D Lutz E Mrller K Moody N Parks G Roberts S Srsson C Steeby V Unger S Wrltrakes I Young G Zylstra Cornets T Catzere D Fry D Leech T Mesler 'l Nantz D Ray N Saladrno G Sthllt C Smith M Stoll R Veldman B Walker R Worftl Saxaphone T Bogardus, D Hrler, j Hoch, S Howard, E Merssner, W Roesmk, D Rozell Horns T Grllrgan, D jones T Prerson, M Soules Trombones R F1ler,F Harr1s,A Koole, S Luneke,j Pierson, W Prerson Barrtones C Amelrng, C Grrffen, B Holmes, G Houtman, T Vanden Elst Basses J Honderd, L Hondercl, J VanBelors, R Vera Drums j DeW1t, D Fyfe B Hetler, C Rogers, D Smrth, P Smrth, R Swartz Drum Major jerry Srson Mayorettes A Bleyerveld, B Grbbs, J Ford, J Clum, P Smrth Flutes H Abraham, S Augdahl, B Benson 56 I x N tgi gg, 's K X J. 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X N 5 5 3 X X 5 5 X I r lrrst Row P Young Kltuss I Mrhlehashnon C Kmght B Grxvexson N VmLett A VanderBunte G Neuman M Beerhorst Punches A Krause V Preenelll C VmdenHoek S Henderson S Plxsmm B VJUQICFLIULI Second Row M Molson Newton I Lonestreet Lyon A Love B Cooper H Basore R Lrnk M BCLICWIKII R Wemrfel Smxth P Greene M Robmson I xmmerson M I-Iemstreet D Tamblce S Benson S VtnderL1nd S Lance Mr VmVelsen Thlrd Row M Anderson B Houtmm I Vmdeputte I Flkkert B Drtklnson G Thomas H VenLett Btttle P Clrew B Hetler I 'Irffmy M TenHoor I TenHoo1 G WlllllmStIU I TenRa1 M Moreland M Spun M Vrlts P Duyser Fourth Row S SICHSKIJ E Patterson A Luther L Butterfmeld V Knoll I Zandberg I Westxeld I Tobln I Reed W Ferrell B DeRu1ter D Rhetms I Frkkert S Wrllrams C Babs C Wialkes T Iorgeson A Prusrs P Norrle S Gulldebeelc B Brown M Rowell The SENIOR CHOIR ns an orgamzatxon whnch ln cludes semor hteh students who want to des elop xocal slulls and music Interpretation Members are chosen by 'ludxtlons In the fall the chorr entertalned patnents at Maple Grove They also partnclpated ln a football pep 'assembly Then preparttlons vuere begun for the annual Christmas Concert which IS presented tn COHIUUCIIOD wnth the band 1nd orchestra Izarly rn December all the choirs rn the cxty joined the Chrrstmas Vesper Servnce at Fountain Street Church Shortly after Chrnstmas the choir had the PFIVIICQC of smgmg with the Grand Raplds Symphony under the dlreetuon of Robert Zeller The second semester was spent rn rehearsmg for the operetta Brlgftdoon which was presented early In May The chonr ended the year by smgmg ln the baccalaureate serxlce Thxs yetr the chonr welcomed a new dlrector Mr Vrn Velsen He dlrected for three years ln Beldxng H ns 1 grtduate of Western MlChlg1H Unxverslty and IS presently at worle on hls M A at the UHIVCISIIY of M1ch :gm Wtth hrs cxpable guld mee the choxr enjoyed a busy and successful year Members of the ehorrs costume eommnttee look over the mxteunl for the costumes 'lhey ure left to right I Chase S SILUSIII M Vrlts A VmdeBunte M TenHoor md G Wrllxatxmson 59 f ' I .. g I . i . a . ' 5 i 1 . 1 I 5 I ft l ' f V., I vm, I f ' . 'Z . , 'Q U. z .. . . . . A I , . 1 , . , , ' ' , . '- - '1 1 . . A I 1 ' A ' ,Z . , 1 , .. J ,. - . ,- I. 1 '. .,: ,, ' 1, . ' ,. '.. 1. ' '., , , - -4. .. ,. .',. .4 , , . ,Y I v 4 ' I I I ' 'D C7 n , v 1 . 2 I - , . . , I I -. , A , , . . , K , J' - ,ig If , t , I . L , 1 Y. I rn ' A . I, , . 1 t . ' I . 6 I 2 I V ' .IQ ' . . . . zy. 4 . .1 ' 45? t. t t , ,Wi 1 . ' . Q' t Members of the LITTLE CHOIR are taken from senior choir on the basis of auditions which are held early in the fall. Members meet for practice twice each week. They sang at Maple Grove and Sunshine Sanatorium via closed ciruxit TV. They also sang at Bethany Reformed Church and Hope Reformed Church and South Congregational Church. The GIRLS GLEE CLUB is an organi- zation for senior high girls. The girls work on developing good singing voices and vocal interpretation. This year the girls sang at the Villa Maria and Mary Free Bed. They also participated in reli- gious services at Bethany Reformed Church and Calvary Baptist Church. The JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR is a train- ing group for students in junior high who are interested in music as an extra-u1rr1cu- lar activity. The members become accus- tomed to singing in cparts and .gain pro- ficiency in reading an interpreting music. They prepare music for presentation at school programs. Firft Raw: S. Patterson, S, Williams, j. Fikkert, L. Zandberg, B. De Ruiter, R. Link, B. Hetler, Mr. Van Velsen. Serwzd Row: B. Cooper, I. Punches, M. Beerhorst, V. Knoll, B. Houtman, S. Benson, G. Williamson, A. Luther, E. Patterson, M. Beckwith. Firxt Raw: B, Rozelle, M. Pallazzolo, M. McKenna, Mr. VanVelsen, C. VandeHoek, E. Mockerman, P. Fisher. Semnd Row: A. Bulthuis, M. Coleman, M. Sieswerda, B. Laible, K. Levett, M. Oldenburg. Third Rauf: M. Welch, M. Hikade, R. Steketee, S. Howard, N. DeKoker, A. Butterheld, H. Hikade, 1. Melin. Firxt Raw: S. Parker, J. Reidmiller, M. Dolly, S. Guy, M. Crawford, B. Mason, E. Roorda, M. Bawer, B. Robinson, C. Di Piazza, K. Tortellet, Mr. Van Velsen. Serond Row: L. Reubusche, J. joseph, D. Townsend, R. Thomas, L. Haywood, N. Johnson, I. Zarins, M. Vazquez, J. jones, Y. Guy, N. Spanhak, P. Heuschild. Third Row: J. Carter, S. Deans, M. Atkins, L. Drakes, E. Warren, S. Tucker, D. Pullen, C. Watson, I. Hickman, B. Custer, J. Woods, K. Rumps, D. Gregory. I The purpose of the FRENCH CLUB is to foster an appreciation of French culture and heritage, and to strengthen international understanding. The club was organized in the fall of 1957 and included the member- ship of one French class at South- High at that time. In the fall of 1958, a second group of students who are now taking first year French came into the club. Now there are two groups of students in the club. With the helpful advice of their sponsor, Mrs. Kerr, members of the French Club spent a most enjoyable year in carrying out their numerous activities. They packed three boxes to send overseas to needy families in Rouen France They participated in inter national correspondence with students in France and exchanged cultural souvenirs Luncheon meetings were held featuring French foods Officers of the second year group were Elke Schroeter president Carol Elferdink vice president Margaret Huber secretary Officers of the first year group were Marlame Soules president Dan Humphreys vice president and Carole Steeby secretary Marsi TenHoor was treasurer of both groups Carol Elferdink shows Paul Swierenga and Marcia LeFluer a letter and some snapshots from a family in France with whom she has been corre sponding This summer Carol will visit the family She began torre sponding wlth them through a French Club activitiy I First Row S Green M Huber E Sthroetei S Cole j Armstrong C Elferdxnk J Chase C Bonthuis S Plasman Second Row M Soules J Custer M Beerhorst C Hitchcock J Fikkert G McGrath J TenRaa G Williamson L Tromp G johnson Mrs Kerr 'lhird Row K Young M Pridgeon j TenHoor K Hagen D Fowler B DeRuiter S Emmert C Steeby M LaFluer M TenHoor 60 MMO Pnl! Rau N Doughty A Drttmer L Buttelhelrl P Puller 5 lunelce A Luthu M Vxlts l-l Hllcule B Atlunson B Kreuter Sewzzd Rau R Pnlmr D Dunyy S brsson M Blur M Brcrhorst B Houtmm L Levns J Vander Molen b Benson TenR,1i G WllllllI1SlJH b Roma 1 Tenlrloor S Houtmm MlSSYHfLlT1l 'lima' Rau I Prqhrrr Lyon C Cermrmler B Wright M Rmxell P Dutser M 'lenl-loor Maxwell M Wlmrtnman N Venlet D Auuns C, Vogel Fflllflb Rau j lxilmy M Berkxutlm 5 Pittelson D Mouwx I- T13.,g.,lem.1n A V.1na.leBunteJ lohm le pzrd T Cole T braturro Ly Houtman The SOCIETAS LATINA ns one of the oldest orginxzatxons at South H1 th It w1s stlrted ID the 1920 s ln order to promote lnterest IH I 1t1n ind IU other languages and countries Miss Yntema has spon sored thrs orgmrz 1t1on for rbout sexentecn years E1ch year members of the Socrctas Lqtma cooperate with the Spectra Staff rn the sale of student PIC tures They also sponsored the Bwslxetball B111 on St Vllentme s Dry Offlcers this yelr were Louise Zfmdberg Presldent Fred Txgvleman Vlce Presxdent john Tobin Secretiry and Ann V1ndeBunte Treasurer H1111 CISSU' Integer ut IC scelerlsque purus 9 61 Commercial Club members work busily on torsages which they sold at Christmas time. Wg The COMMERCIAL CLUB was organized in 1942 by Mrs Idah Nickson its present adxisor Its pur pose is two fold The first is to promote among its members an active interest in the opportunities and standards of the business world The second is to further the social and cultural dexelopment of its members These objectives are achiex ed in many ways On many occasions office managers and personnel workers have been guest speakers The club sponsors two excursions annually to various places of business Seniors entertain uniors at a Halloween party and uniors entertain Seniors at a Valentine party In May the annual Mother Daughter Banquet is held The club also has contributed to needy families at Christmas and has donated to the Heart Polio Cancer and Muscular Dystrophy Funds Members bought a tape recorder for the Commercial Department and carries on many other community projects To earn money for actnities members sponsored a rummage sale and sold Christmas corsages doughnuts and dishcloths This years officers were Karen Dryer President Ruth DeMeester Vice President Thora orgenscn Secretary and Mara Miesniek Treasurer .J Furl Rau L Stellow R Trovato J Newton K Dryer R DeMeester T Jorgensen M Miesnick K Bierfeldt Burkhout B Poole Secf1ndRou Mrs Niclcson G Newman K Dean N Bohnstengel M Ransom C V1nDylce Palmhos B Grxverson V Applewhite D Ditmar V Koif S Jorgensen C McKinney J Greysen S North Sthulski Mrs Tharp Third Rau M Isau J Anderson J Stover P Gibbs A Similuk P Blue L Willianis Edvurds B Burghout 'l Ayoub S VanderLind M Riley F Anderson L1 l-lirrison P Fisher S Coyendlll N lub bcn F1 wil: Rau I McKinney E ohnson B Nuls M VanDyken S Hansen P Nurrie D Poelmm D TcrBcck F Mtbill A Prusis K Vanliede J 'Iaylor J Anderson D Tambke J Barber N Barager S Rienkes J Young., J Bogaski E Patterson The 1958 59 DEBATE TEAM after search mg through the dtctxonary for the meanlng of long, words sharpenmg thelr pencnls and their wrts for takmg notes on the debates practlcmg sly remarks and plottmg traps for the un suspectmg opposntron bravely plunged head first mto the cxty and stae leagues Thns year s ques tnon was Resolved That the Untted States should adopt the essentlal features of the Brttxsh educational system Although thus was the first tlme that Mrs jones coached debate all the members of the team agree that she dtd an ex cellent job and they couldn t ask for more De bate not only teaches students to thmk clearly and uxckly but ut gnes them poxse and self conh ence m any situation f 'K H lf-- j Q PH Y 1' I 'lvso d bators Louxse Zandberf., and Wnnfred l'errell drscuss tutlcs to be used ln thelr next debate First Ron 1 Maxwell P Pell Mrs jones L Zandberg j Lyon Second Rovs 'l Nanz W Ferrell j Tobm I. Tromp M Sterswerda R Mac Kercher D Mouw T Bogardus 65 Inst Ron S Thompson Mahlebashlan E Schxoeter I West B Slep B Houtman B Hatch Punches Second Row Mr Lhlert B Tucker C Morrls M Lawton L Snuth W Watts S Lunelce I TenRaa G Wrllxamson A luther Mrs 'lhzrp 'Ihnd Rows M Dxthy K Strrw C1 Mclnath M Whltman E Lce L Tromp C Prrce B Mac lcln M Rxttenger C Wflghf Fourth Roxy j Lockwood M Thompson K Wall R Stelcetee E Patterson S Sxenstra B Shay j Rnekse E Wxllrams M Prxdgeon S Lrng., The Ruby Walker Chapter of the Fulufe Yemherr 0 Amefzm lb one of the largest and most actne for parents faculty and the student body The purpose of thls organrzatlon rs four fold The first is to Interest good students rn becomlng teachers The second ns to explore the teachrng held to cultn ate qualrtxes of leadershrp character and scholarshrp among students The thlrd rs to study the ln es of great teachers and the fourth IS to render service to the commumty school and club TVN, ,ndudc-C, light their handles bymbohc of their teaming As the FTA publrcatrons dnve goes on subscrxp rsprratlons UOUS 80 UP' U l' ul H' n -.I-v ' 47 ll J I Y III Q 64 . E it S N' ' If i u S - 1 e- x V groups at South High. This year sixty-two new members were inducted in an impressive candle ceremony . . . . 1 .Y , . . , I , ' . . 7 , in U 1 v .I ll Q 7 B. '. p.. 5... L lk fr Q T s ' 2 fvfr 4 2' T L Hlig lm' 5 lsrg -' . x st '.on, hjl S 2 mmf ' A me ,D . . KT 71105 X 'U 4 t 'su' ,C . - , 'Sgt 40' 5 T , U no l an C ' Q 1-5. T Q a IB 2 7 1 ' l inn HIL :AB l Y T B T . eg? Q Sis. 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' Q - ' Q - Q - Q Q . - Q . 'Q - Q - Q - -Q - S Q - Q '. . ., . V . . . - ' Q - ' - I . , . ' , . . . . . , . . a ' a t Q Q ' Q Q' V a x ..-! The Reserve Offrcers Trammg Corps was orgamzecl to mstrll patrrotlsm rn the mmds of our young men and to acquamt them wrth the varrous aspects of mrlrtary lrfe Durrng the two years that this organrzatlon has been sponsored by Master Sergeant Meegan the members have engaged rn many act1v1t1es They have champronshrp drrll teams Mem bers act as usher detarls and hall guards dur mg the lunch hour They also sponsor paper drives rn order to earn money for therr actlv xtres Offrcers for this year were Don Smrth presrdent Ron Brmks vrce president and jrm Nash secretary treasurer The Bars and Chevrons pictured above was organized to promote interest IH the ROTC 66 4 Furl Rau C Shelley R Aley A Zrrnls B Parnhu Strand Rau Nash C Delxoker L Portls B Sehocn I' DAm1to B Srhuellce -I Bittle Thru! Rau V Strazdlns L Bfllltgkl Mondy C Burrh Sanchez L johnson H Moore Pauflla Rau G Ln,L,l1sh r lflgb D Hollnm MrKoy A Wrrtlelrl j Notf Fir!! Rauu' D. Smith J. Ger- naat E. Meissner, R. Lake Serafzd Rau'.' M. Stoll R. Wil- son B VanOeveren j jones R Butts G Wrllrams T Herbst R Rozema Tlmd Rau R DeYoung R Snyder j urllan J Bandemeks T Magoon D Boelens D Rozelle R johnson Faurth Rau R Keuh R Phrllrps B Swartz P Hendruks W MHfhlS B Svslater E Rrecher E West C Rhodes s1ng.,er T Doornbos R Moyl ln 6 F1111 Rau Master bcrgnant j Mc-eg.,an S Arnold j Darz meks J Ferna lernrndez R Marston Serand Rau C 'Ihompson R XX'1ll1ams L Amant I bump A Castro R Y.iCl1 J Dorvsm I 5IT1l!l1 D Graham Third Rau T Goldsmlth P bmnth C Srhllt Harms j Bmg R Saver D DePas B ohnson Iauflb Rau L Roblnson J H1 y D Lcmreux I Boogurd L H 'I Q Rlvtrl Borgman Flrst Row H Snyder E Roorda P Smxth B Wxlllauxms B Brown S Thompson B Wfoppert B Graverson C Vanden Hoek M Rubmgh H Vrsser Mr Rnchman Second Row Mr Lehman C VanderMulen J Monsma M Prxce N Love Thrrd Row S Dndnon V Knoll L Kell K Schrxpsema I Whxte G VanderMuelen R Tromp R Schrnpsema H Venlet A aneer G Houtman I jurgls S Houtman YOUTH FOR CHRIST was orgamzed at South about eleven years ago by stu dents who were lnterested ln studying the Blble and havrng fellowship wlth those of slmnlar Interests Youth for Chrnst rs an mternatlonal organlzatxon wlth cha ters ln nearly all large ClflCS The hea quarters rn Grand Rapxds rs lo cated rn the Helmer Bulldrng and the drrector ns Ted Bryce Every Saturday evenmg a YFC rally IS held where mem bers gather for Chrxstxan fellowshlp smg mg and films The ublxc ns always wel come In the weeky meetlngs here at South members have Buble study films qunz teams and speakers Each month YFC sponsors a roller skatmg party for nts members Thls year s ofhcers were Margaret Ru bmgh president Carolyn VanderMulen vlce presldent Carole VandenHoek sec retary and Ike Whlte treasurer The sponsors who so ably gulded thus group through the past year were Mr Rrch mond and Mr Lehmann Y FC board members discuss plans for a meetmg 68 l I I , 'Q I p N Y 8 I + I, , . l S , s Venlet, Tromp, lSIewton,'L. Longstreet, Hoekstra, Andree, vwestover, S. Burk: Connerd C. Haines, Gi l V 'J ' - ' , n -Q h A . , - . , . . 9 ' L. . . . K I 7 I 7 3 ' , - , . - . . . . .. . The Y.W.C.A. began in England in 1855, and in the United States in 1858. From this orgamzanon came the JUNIOR YTEENS Today the Y has become the largest and most actlve Christian women s organization ln the world There are Y W C A s located rn seventy one countrnes The goals of the YTeens are these m To grow as a person L- To grow nn frxendshnp wxth people of all races relxgnons and natxon alntles To grow m the knowledge and love of God The glrls enjoy servlce and fellowship rn many ways They partnclpate 1n the UNICEF drlve and other world fellow shrp projects They entertam members of varrous mstntutrons nn and around Grand Rapxds Each year a Doll Tea IS held at the Y The gxrls sew clothes for the dolls they are yudged and prnzes are awarded Then the dolls are given to needy chnldren The Date wxth Dad arty and the annual Y Teen Banquet are rghlnghts of a sery actrve year Thls years offxcers were Lmda Van Otterloo president Mane DeG1er vnce presxdent Lmda Pascoe secretary Sherla umor YTeens ofhcers plan a meetmg Fhey are seated Tom Vasquez Smghurst treasurer and Rita Bouman Lmda VanOtterloo standmg Rlta Bouman Lmda Pascoe and Shexla mterclub councxl representatrve Mrss MacNaughton lS the faculty sponsor Smghurst Fxrst Row P Blue J Markus G Ruthowskn P Kuxper R McGee P Bnschoff J Smxth Second Row L VanOtterLoo M Medd S Burk E Roorda P Snyder H Conner S Smghurst C Hathaway Mxss MacNaughton Thxrd Row M DeG1er T Tousey L Paull S VanDyke L Pascoe V Strazdms R Bouman K Andree V Wnlcox 69 . I , . . . , . . . n - a '?uov--A we - . ' .Si : i - 5 A ..,..v......- Y 1 r ' S 2 - . 1- H . , ga 5 3 - 1- - H E. . 7 . . , . . , 1 1 ' 5 s v 9 ' D . Q . ' , , , , . ' v u .. A R R .A-A ' as Q . 3 V .C N W K 3- K S -'Ni ' 5 1 .. it 1 U X, ,A L ii- S ' V ' , X K . V . .R M Q. val P , i 5 f A 2 5 - 5? X , Q. I .J . V V . N , w . mf' 1 , 1 - - - v - v - a - v - Y . v - - f'N F R P H ll B M L th n E Pme D Bos J Wrest M Erway J Mattews D DeVr1es J Srsson T Mesler I-fmGluglcVer D lilelson RL lfhlssell L Stxckney L V1car1 D Konkle Second Row Mr Genger -I Thompson J Tobm D Mouw B Howland R Dykstra W Lockwood J Cash I Rynbrant B Roon R Bently R Lrnk G Nelson J Brit ten Mr Veencamp Thrrd Row H Basore j Lockwood R Barendson V Svekrs R Zandstra G Trueman J Budde B Wcwodson B Grllette D Wrerenga J Armstrong O jmseph The SOUTH HIGH VARSITY CLUB rs an organlzatlon for athletes who have been awarded major letters for partxcx patmg ln one or more of the followmg sports football basketball baseball track crosscountry zgolf tennls and swxmmxng A letter may also be awarded for H.SSlStlI'lg a team as a helper manager or statlstl clan The purpose of the club IS not only to recognlze supenor athletnc abnlnty but to promote good sportsmanshlp among students Members of the club sponsored several lctmtnes durxng the year Twice each year nn the fall and the spnng awards assembhes are presented for the student body These are blg moments because the letters and certxficates are gnen to the boys by the coaches Members spon sored two dances after the games lhey also sold brlght red foam rubber cushlons which were meant to lnsure the comfort of the fms at football and basketball games Wlth the guldance of Mr Veenkamp and Mr Genger the club htd 1 succcss ful year This years offncers were Dale DCVIICS president Leo Vlcarr uce presl dent Ron Dykstra secretary md Walt Lockwood treasurer During the Varsxty Faculty basketball game the Varsnty Cluh had lots of backmg from their fans Three of therr cheerleaders Bxll Roon Don Wrerenga and jay Rynbrant rest between Cheers 70 4 . ' af. E , 1 , I' l ' V lil W R X .W G r, 'T ta ' -if ,Q ' 1 - , A H 8,1 Nil x ,y Q A 1 'L ,a , by JD Q , , If ' ,- - . v - w - v ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . v - v - v ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '.A l I - : . . . - - - - ' - ' . , . l , . '- - - v ' 1 ' . 3 , , , 1 , . 7 v ' ' v K 1 a ' 7 3 . 3 , ,, K q K I V I ! 1 4 . D, ' . .7 V . ,, 1 ' s 2 , c 1. , 4 1 - - . ' 1 A - ' ' . . ' s' . ' ' ,' A '. A 7,' . , , , L ,, , K Q 1 , . The SENIOR USHERS CLUB has had a very successful year at South High. The club has rendered great service to South by helping to keep our assemblies orderly. Some of the boys take various posts in the halls while students pass to the assemblies, and others guide and seat them in the auditorium. The club takes full responsibility and does a fine job of making passage to assemblies quick and smooth. Keep up the good work, fellows! The only requirements for membership are that the students be male fcouldn't there be some exceptions?J and that he be either a junior or a senior. The club is very grateful to its sponsor, Mr. Vaughn, for his excellent advice and leadership. This year's officers were Rich- ard Nelson presidentg Merle Beckwith, vice president and Bruce McLenithan secretary treasurer One of our ushers keeping order while students pass for an assembly l L 4 First Row J Wiest B Gillette H Glupker R Dykstra W Lockwood J Cash D Nelson M Beckwith B McLen1 than B Woodson J Buddy P Hall P Engleman Second Row D Bos R Link S Cole R Lake J Hamelink G Trueman R Lewis J Matthews D DeVries L Vicari V Svekis L Cole D Smith E Price L Fisher Mr Vaughn Third Row B Cooper J Tobin J Tiffany D Jones G Nelson J Thompson L Eggerding J Vonk K Bishop J Fisher J Armstrong B Haan Fourth Row H Basore J Walters J Denison B Swartz B Lepard J Britten S Patterson D Fowler R Thompson D Winnelde K Hoedeman J Fikkert C VanKu1ken J Drakes J Blakeley M Erway T Messler L LaBarge 71 7 ' 1 1 I . - .. 4 A - - f 2 1 l r ' ' ' ' ' ' u ' r - , . , . , . , . - ' ' D' ' ' ' ' ' A ' - - 1 - v ' v . v . Q . 4 . ., . , . , ' I' I v ' v - y - y - , - Q . , . . . 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F11 rt Rau B Prrce D Prlmore L Cole S Drelman Secw1a'Rau C Gumm E Merrrtt E Rutlcer J Hams R Vcld man Mr Ubaldo The utxvrtres of the AUDIO VISUAL GROUP center around the assrstrng of teachers rn the presentatron of audro vrsual experrences to classes Included are experrences rn motron prtture hlms dust and tape recordings md slrdes Our sronally the group assrsts rn the presentatxon of varxous assenbly programs The audro vrsual group has been rn exrstence for many years most recently under the able drrentron of Mr Henry Mulder who retrred last year Over the years the group has brought to South a great number of audro vrsual experrcmes that have served rmmeasurably to rncrease the knowledge and understanding of the students Tms year under the drrer tron of Mr Ralph Ubaldo the group has Lontrnued xts hne record of servrte Thrs years offrcers were Bob Prxte Presrdent Don Hrler Vrce Presxdent Eva Auzrns Secretary and Ed Merrrtt Treasurer Rally round the recorder k1ds 72 'sa v - 5 x , ' f 4 , ,H Q , ' ,ff I Wy. , X Q A 2 I 2 , . v ' ' , ,I I ' f .L A . . , . , U , . A , , , . , . , . , . , . . .E . I A ..., 1 Q . ' .Q I g . ,Nz . H 1 Y ' , Y 7 ' - '. , , 'A . 1 . . a , . , . . L - Q v ' - ' I' , , . I . 1 . , . - , 3 .W 3 4 . Y I , .... Ivvur Rau P Bxrdo B Vxndcn Lrnd M S1 un S Plasmr B Salhaney T Ayoub H De Lrefde B Burhout S Hansen M Mrllet S Shltlds S Steqehuns S Borqman R De Meester Serofm' Rau P Young J Krauss B Evans M Ransom G Mc Dowell M Prrte A Bouman V Molcnkamp L Tate S Thompson Ford C Elferdlnk B Grbbs K Dean G Newman B Poole S Henderson M Molson j jnnmerson Tland Rau S Rrenks S North C Babb I Vande Putte C Bonthurs B Grrverson S lhompson M Rowell S Lange P Palmbos M Moreland P Van Dyke P Nome S Kessel J De Haan V Applewhnte E Mc Klnney D Ter Beek M Balk E Schroeter D Prtkerxng Fwnlh Rau P Ostrander K Wllsrmn B Slep -I Wcllmrn J Rowe D Poelman N De.Koke1 A Kerods M Huber C Steeby B' Brewer C Waalkes J Evans D Stonehouse J Rrekse T West I Mc Gee J Anderson J Grysen C Mc Kinney S Goodfellow E Edwards The SENIOR GIRLS PEP CLUB IS a brand new organlzatlon at South Hlgh It was organrzed off1c1ally rn the fall of 1958 as an actrvlty strrctly for senror grrls The purpose of the club rs to arouse the school spxrrt of the entire student body They provrde the basls for a fine cheerlng sectlon at football and bas ketball games and pep assemblres They help the rest of the students to learn new cheers and rn general f 4 xx help to boost the morale of our athletlc teams The members of the Pep Club have entered mto all of thexr actrvntres wrth a contagious brand of en thusrasm They provxded excellent card sectxons at the f X Catholrc and Central games They also worked toward havmg enough money to help members buy Pep Club sweaters To rarse the money they held a rummage sale and sold tmy stuffed anrmals at the Homecomrng On the whole everyone feels that these grrls have done an excellent job and have set a fme example for future Pep Clubs at South I-hgh Thxs year s capable offxcers were Helen DeL1efde presldent' Sandy Hansen vrce-presrdent' Bonnle Sal- haney secretary' and Barbara Burghout treasurer. The club was sponsored by Mr. Biddick and Mr. Lehmann. HH 75 The STAGE CREW was established in 1950 for the purpose of training boys of all grades in stage and lighting techniques Fnr1Ruu A Zirnis A Butts Sldlidlllg T Dorenbos S Cole C DeKoker D Humphreys E Kars Mr Thomas M Coleman A Clstro among the members Fnri Rau P Engleman D Smith L Eggerding K Bishop B McLen1than H Glupker M Erway Serwzd Rau R Dykstra P Hall L Fisher J Hamelink Mr Monson R Bishop R Link R Bentley J LaBarge B Haan 74 Last year, after a period of inactivity HI-Y was revived. Its purpose is to promote Christian fellowship The JUNIOR RED CROSS has been a part of the public school program since it was first recognized as a younger group of the American Red Cross, in 1917. Red Cross is an international organization, with chapters all over the world. The in- ternational headquarters is located in Switzerland. The American Red Cross conducts a wide variety of service activi- ties. Members of the armed forces, vet- erans, and their families are served through recreation and hospital programs. Disaster victims are given emergency aid and assistance in recovering from the emergency. Communities are served by health education blood programs and volunteer workers in civilian hospitals. The five purposes of unior Red Cross are to promote service health interna- tional understanding citizenship and in- telligent leadership among high school students Through their activities mem- bers develop ideas of mutual service assis tance and communication on a national and world wide scale Members gained a growing sense of res onsibility and leadership personal satis action of help mg others and a better understanding of and responsiveness to peoples of other nations This years officers were Ellen james president Dora Stevens vice president Linda Hamilton secretary and Bob Dyk house treasurer The organization was sponsored by Miss Baumann Whse the boys work on the books the girls show off some of their handi wor 'L-c. First Row Miss Baumann B Dykhouse E james P McDonald Second Row D Bell J ja kson B Atk D M E Lewis M Bryant H Hight M Mathis R Ashmore L Williams Third Row G Bruininig R Diaz lNflnsMc Kerllrii J Orr Fourth Row T De Vries M Medd 75 .I E T S CLUB was orgamzed to promote mterest m sc1ence and engmeermg The group takes trrps an members have mdxvxdual projects gn pcm.: Flrfl Rau C1 Stem J Vonk B McLen1than P Hall J Coale Serum! Rau Mr Ferguson B Dukmson M Hemstreet L Zandberg., V Paganelll M Soules R Link R Keech Tlmd Rau B Haan J Rynbranrlt R Bare-ndson V Svekls W Lockwood K Hoedeman P Langeweg D Bos The RADIO CLUB promotes an actne mterest ln amateur radlo LOITIIHUIIICHTIOH and gn es mstructlons m Morse Code and radlo theory so that members mly obtaxn government hcenses ff' O S -eff s -- v-'umm-ff Fm: Rau V Strazdms J Nash T Sanchez Mr Lehmann Second Rau B Chaplm R Snyder J Gernaat 76 E 1 P . K, vi' 4.2, Q M R 4 2 L' if ' ff kr j xi , V' z fx, I p -A Qywj f. i, A 5 4 X- 'wa Q -r.L, Q ,Q I I o 5 I Q 5 Ru ' if :- X f 1 ff ,A ,L 1 5 ' B, l A 1' r ' ' . '. . , . , . , . . ' ': . , . ' , . ' . . ., . . , , , . . . , . . , ' , ' , - ' , . 1 ' 1 ' ' A v ' - '- , ' ' f ' 2 ' ' .. Q , . K 3 . .L ' K ' , L S so M if -Q 1' if fs , ' 4' if A 4 ' fa 1 S ' f i T J, u N f Y N, 9' T G , - 0 T' T' X .. .si . f lx, 5 'A ' ' ' 3 ' - k Qx .. ' R V s t r 5 4.-- y- - A - , y- 4 s , . . , . , . , . . . . , . , . . THE ARCHERY CLUB promotes interest in and teaches the techniques of archery to senior high girls. S Filer M Phillips B Burghout M Blair V Paganelli B Dickinson M Hemstreet I Young L Tromp D Stevens N Boyle S Emmcrt FUTURE NURSES was organized to help acquaint girls with nursing and to encourage an interest as nursing First Row M Rubingh V Butkner D Addison E James L Brown B Atlc R A ow air H Hikade D Lee S Dean Mrs VanderMeer S Lett N Vanlet V Knoll R Houstm S Hl cn omes S DeB0er Third Row B Atkinson L Gilbert M Bolton S Matthews Y Worlds M Robinson C Weathersby J Lee B Ashley M Siesvxerda 77 ' ': . ' , . ' , . ' , . ' , . , . ins, , shmore, D. Barber, R. DeMeester, 1. VanBel0is, P. Weir, T. Jorgensen. Second R 5 M. Bl ' , , ' ' , . , . , . , . , . f ' Fnst Roxx B Wfoodson C7 5 Sttgtllllli I B Q 5 Thom son cgond Ron H Zlllllfllll Artll S Al L s 1y n I-llll'L R1 stlo R 1 stil K Hmdunin I Colm M Pullcn ohc D R y The bPANIbll CLUB vns Oftkfllillicl to promotc lntcrcst un forc13,n l1I1fL1lzL'69 md thur use 'lhls ns xcnompllshcd through C0IlLlLlCflllU l'l1CLflllfS IH QPllllSl1 drmmltxzltlom prcsentcd at the ITTCCYIULS md prc 5cnt1t1on of PFOUFIID5 to thc lunxor l1lKL,ll Onc of the lctnltxcs lb l1lXIFlg lunch It 1 Spllllbh rcstlurlnt lzlch yur mcmhLr5 collect clothing, lnd send lt to the llmlly of Sxntos Perez ID M1LlflQl Spun There irc sux chlldrcn III thc Pc-rcz fimlly the Qldcst hung., twenty C205 yclrs old To express thclr 'I'1tltLlLlC thc glrls reclproutc hy sending, lDC1L1flfLll C,lUl3I'0lLlCI'C.Ll hmdworlx chlrlctcrlstxc of Spun blclx to thc Splmsh Club To rusc monny for thclr 1LflVlflC.9 mcmbcrs mldc md sold Cl'lI'lbflD15 undy Wl1lIH lvfllilluf un1sl1 Cluh rmmhgrs Qnyoy 1 lnttu lu n thn 1 lm of M ulud 78 T e JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL sponsors aCt1v1t1es for the junlor h15h students I PZ YCl.,f.,lf L VJHOlt6fIOl? K Buerh T Parfitt B Graverson S Mamn C1 Rxemersma Tlmd Rau R jobe R Bouman S Thompson B Noppert R Snhrqsnma P Taylor H Flcmmg, B Broun A brand new orgamzatlon at South SENIOR Y TEENS provldes opportunmes for fellowshxp and serv1ce to sennor hugh grrls -mncnodv XX,1I -,A 114+ Y Fm! Rau Mxss Stechow T West L Tate M Prxce M Isaac Serond Rau A Bulthuxs R Mrosek L Grlbert E Lee H Robmson M Hemstreet M Isaac S Henderson M Molson I McGhee 79 h . . . . . . 7 . 5 I . ,. r Q ' .af A . A, I J . - . ,Q x l b., M! qw 'lfV ,Y M . ' I JI I P Us f I ' f 5 'Q - li 5 i it 4 1 . I W . 'I s g I 1 5 I. I Y 'N . A n I ir,rx 'Ruuu' Y. Simons, S. Burk, C. Berkley, V. Wilcox, M. Ahmed, Visser. Miss West. Sefond Roux' j. Ford, P. I. I wh , , I x hr - 'vs 1. , . ' ' Q I hr V' -1, , I 5 - I I y I , ,I I I I 1 ' 7 A ' I n . . . Y , ' l 3 A - . 7 I ' ' ' . 1 N' I A J: Q X V3 ' U ,sa Pi' . ,Je W X IK A 'f s K ,A 4 , I ' swf 7 K F, 1 V F - 1 K X ff lfqfi M WZWM X X if g!ggqS ' fc if X w iw f ,ff 552- 1 7 4 ?E?2f- X juz 4 yi N IL, f'-,.2-A,f'3Q WQQ-42:87 x gh A, V if-gfgg , ! 1 N f , 5 MAE!! 'iw jk M' X XM Li N J-,NM -,Q if 5'2 23 A XX -'52 M51 fm HB W' BONNIE GRAVERSON rfx DATE OPPONENTS WE FOOTALL X Sept. Saginaw 54 Sept. Catholic 13 Oct. Union 18 Oct. Ottawa 0 Oct. Royal Oak 12 Oct. Central 7 Oct. Holland 13 Nov Creston 20 Nov Grand Haven 19 SHINE SHIELDS CROSS COUNTRY Sept Ottawa 2 5 Sept. Christian 48 Oct. Union 29 Oct. Creston 50 Oct. Catholic 42 Oct. Central 43 SWIMMING TEAM jan. Catholic 36 jan. Creston 54 jan. Central 39 jan. Ottawa 58 Feb. Union 41 Feb. Christian 43 Feb. City Meet, f4th placej 13 JOANNIE VANDERMOLEN i MISS SMITH fAdvisorj THEY 0 32 19 6 O 13 6 6 20 33 . 17 27 16 15 18 60 41 57 38 55 52 Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec all C C C C C Mar Mar Mar Mar SAN DIE LAN GE DATE OPPONENQ W THEY BASKETBALL Traverse Cnty Lansing Sexton Catholxc Chrnstxan Ottawa Central Creston Union Catholrc Battle Creek Chnstran Ottawa Central Creston Union DISTRICT TOURAMENTS Muskegon Catholrc Muskegon REGIONAL TOURAMENTS Grand Haw en Central SUSIE VANDERLIND MARIANN E RANSOM I .f4 ' PAT BARDO fCo-ca tainj UE PLASMAN U . 83. ,., .CHQ 'U as A- 'gr 3 T A' -v 2 'Y' ig' , qu-4 D Amumm QB 621 Armsmmk C, 64 R Bentley C 66 D Bos T 311 Brltten LH Assistant Coach B111 Hneshetter 54 K Fohlbrook G 41 A Gimbli C1 Cvvvn 'x.,..f' N.. 1 P Qyuytgm E Hondml Head Coach E Kent Eabaugh VL.. X M i 36 O oeph 'l 16 M Kumocly I: an.. 74 I Matthcxxi F lf MJY 60 T Meslex T 36 G Nelgfm FB E Pune C1 l 'hwy- 29j Tnfimy RH 78 G 'TlUC'lN'lI'l T N L Vxum LH 77 I Wlfsf C R Zd S -I 84 L L nuns Qi ,3 Q I ..-L W . , K , J Q. ! 4 my t H . K ' ' ,F A ' 1 ' 42 ' V , ' ' 1 - 'M' ' ' ,. x . ' 1 ' 'Z f 5 'Q' . ' .' , -:-: ' li I I' -'22, ,. K R755 . . . 4 1 , K W, X 5 . .. , L 'q .. 9 L , . ' A -' I ' Y 4. V .Q 3- :-' . ' - , K W . lk 'fx ,. f LW V,,,, -'W ' ' 9' ' .-, . ' , . xxx DNHQ 5' I y ' K ., ' , . 'T' WH h 5 N , 4, B ' ' A ' h' Q - 'V L 3 I 'QA Aw T . I 0 TT Li f cv Lf c ' - A ww- ,, - f A K xv. ' K - A X, L 55 T V. 1 34 51 j. ' , G. . .x . , , . . -. , 90 , , '. '21 .1 . may .Q W My . 1 . .. . 'A .. . -. . .. -.- ' - A 33 - '?liff'.IB il rein 7' .f-- M- ' if V Q- 1 -1 K4 J' Caghq QB, 42 C, Davis. R.H. S6 D. DeVries, G. gg bl. D,-31465. E, 70 R. Dykstra. T. Head-Coach 3' C! Donald Schriemer S4 B, Gillette, E. B. 1' SOU'1 H S VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM had the hght mf., sprrlt of 1 champlonshrp squad They got off to 1 boomrnf, start defeatrng Saginaw hfty two to nothrng On their second game they ran unto hard luck berng defeated by the Cnty Champs Catholrc Central Out of the follow mg, seven games the tenacious Trojans were vxctorrous rn three and the four that they lost were only by a total of fourteen pornts' 47:-S -of' 1 1' 11 D Konkle RH W Mann FB in T 'i' i L Redd E 681 Regerzr FB 21 R Russell QB 48 L Strckney C 76 J Th0mvS0n RH ---r Woodson H Basorg Manager J Blakely Manager Esbaugh Managcl B Frazrer Manager 85 AQ ' 1 Q. y 'f-g-. Q . - -15 T. Q A ' ' N Y . r . . 1 V . . 4 I ' , ' ' ' - ' K - . ' ' . ' - 'jf' fm A , , ' - ' f f v 5' 5 . . . . . . x' . -. . Y , ' Q . . y . ',' . i L . - , . , 5 . . . . - i 4 u '1v Q' N T M : K 5 . - 82 ' ' ' ' Q I- - . . I - ' . . . 1 ' ER 'vqk gx 2 ' V . his iik Aw fo - l . tslt Y g 5 A A 5 1 ' 6 5 A A 7 K' .5 .5 si 'kl' z., V ' ' 3 li - 2 1 ' V 5 my X65 5 Z 1 E- en, . ,L LL..s 1 e -I. ' g f I ' . 'V L -ll -. L 1 s-r1. . 58 B. ' , c, U Q q v . 5. . ' ' A - v r The SECOND TEAM FOOTBALL SQUAD had a spht season They won four games and lost four I11r1Rau Smrth C1 Oldenburg Vicar: T Nanz C Maloley B Machexcher A Burress R Blshop Davis I Poms I Green R Montgomery A Parker Secand Rau Cramer D Ieaf B Walker B Tenl-Ioor T Catlere Zxnn I Hotk D Icmreuv Haskms I Whlte A Warfield Tbnd Rau V Davrs B Holmer R Vande-rHe1de Mr ulxson s LITTLE TROJANS wound up thelr season wrnmng one losmg three and tremg one Inv! Rau C Arnvld R LEWIS L Drakes D Houston E Hardrman D Robxnson L Montgomery E Lewrs H Mt Chee R Cole R Rove Second Rau R Farr O Copeland jones Mr jackson Tlmd Rau U Darzmcks T john son C Snehtrs R Alberts C Gumm W Ownes H Matthews G Anderson j I'1sher M Mull A Shero 86 Vanlielois, F. Tiggleman, Dirkse, 'Malonei R. Washington, R. Johhm, I. Ward, R. Walker, Mr. Murphy, I I Early in the spring even before the snow had melted aspiring track team members began warming up for 1 busy season They practiced after school in the halls Later on they hit the cinders and with Mr Veenkamp s diligent coaching they progressed by leaps and bounds I fact they were so hlled with vim and vigor they couldnt stand still long enough to have a picture taken The team prmided many thrilling moments for the enthusiastic fans who at tended the meets Melnwhile Mr Gengers golf team was working out on the course at Indian Trails Some rainy weather somewhat hampered their development but by the end of the season they were almost pro s The tennis team almost had to shox el the snow off the courts before they could begin practice Howexer they finally were galvanized into action Mr Schriemer developed the boys speed and accuracy They enjoyed a fine season and eagerly anticipate many triumphs during the coming year After considering all the candidates for the baseball team Mr Rybock and Mr Esbaugh selected the members Due to late organization no team picture was available As soon as possible they began practicing their home run techniques on the diamond The fans experienced many thrills and chills at the games and the team wound up with a fine record . 7 . . it , . .Y I . 7 I ' n This past season, South had a young and inexperienced CROSS COUNTRY TEAM. They started the season by defeating Ottawa 25-33. The rest of the season was unsuccessful scorewise, This year's seniors were Mike Smith, jerry Sisson, Phil Hall, and Dick Nelson. Next year we will hope for a better season Coach Veenkamp says, Even though we didn't do so well this past year, the boys gained experience. This ears squad will form the backbone of next year's. I look for a better season in 1960. First Row D Smith J Sisson R Nelson D Reahms J Lockwood Second Row P Hall P Williams M Smith D Mouw R Howland R Barendsen Mr Veenkamp 87 As usual, South had a good year in basketball under the direction of Mr. Murphy. We ended the season with a league record of eleven wins and four losses, and took second place in the city contest. In the tourna- 5 ti, .gg i '59 U D7 i e in la jack Britten Guam' Walt Lockwx ood Fm u ard Ceulu NK 50 UL7 John Regecu Cenler 4' 1' me . - '... b : L :gf GNU!! jim Budde Guard Lf? john Mathevs s Center ll Ron Russel Guard 88 ,qc G . Ik iq. I is i its ,, . .., lk 3 'S lim Day Fofumd Chip Rogers Mnnneef Shir jesse Thompson Guard 'C K ments t e Lltt e Trojans took the dlstrrct champxonshlp but lost to Central m e reglonal plays by two points 1958 1959 was truly a memorable year for South m basketball at ug' 56 UL7 Bob Gillette Home Glupker Albert Hamrlton Cenfer Forward Forward 58001 .....! Wrnfred Ferrell E Mrke Murphy Joeckegjczl S lalmzrmn C oarb ua' muff, E1 John 'Porky' Walker Berme Ware llm Cash Guard po,.w4,d Smflxtfrzan 89 1 ,, . ,, . . . . i, . . th , l n. A t 3 l l : N l i The SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL players came in third in the City League this past season. They won eight games and lost four. R Wilku 71nn I Burrcss I White F liggleman 'I Cole D Lutz D Reahm B Teni-iooi T Beamer E Wkst I Poms A Purvms Huskins Mltflflg 10?Ilf7Ifl1M8 T Catzere SECOND TEAM CHEERLEADERS We re from South High couldnt be prouder' M Colc.m.m B Iublc C TuMee1 M Ritttnger C Graveison C V.1nDykc K Staty A Armour 90 FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS f Victory' Victory' Is our Cry! Incl Razz T Plrhtt Bluer S Luhle j Stlnkney P Kulper .Sefmzd Rau S Thompson S Dulman S Addlson B Roberts M Llficur B Grncrson The FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TFAM ended up In .1 three way tue tor hrst place wxth Qttaw and F11 fl Rau L Vame J Snay R Snay R Landman D Schlxentz Semr1dRau R Schrlpsema D Possett B Henderson R Colen R Farr I Floyd C Arnold Th1rdRou D Schrlemer T Mekkes A joseph j Hlll W Curtxs L Lewxs L Drikes O Rostlck 9 Q I V I . V ' an JAH! l ,,,,Q... ,....-.:-.- Lentral. Congratulatnons, Champs. 1ff,-Dfw, Q , f iilkvwtintll-NAV at . 1 ' , . ' . 1 I'1rstRovs T Nam R MacKercher J Wrlkes B Swartz P Smrth B Rosesrnk R Moore Second Row Mr Van Overen J 'lohrn G Stern G Thomrs L Strckney M Pullen J Dykstra R Barendsen Thrrd Row J Rynbrant T Vandcnlilst T Mesler J Lepard R Bentley 5 Chrdester B Roon j Hondorp Mr VanOveren qrves Ron Moore some poxnters on hrs parmular stroke I Rhys. Thrs year s SWIMMING TEAM had a lower than average record They won two games d dropped four The boys ten of whrch were sophomores had the Hghtlng splrxt and good sportsmanshrp whrch rs characterrstrc of any South High Team The two outstand rng swrmmers on the team were Drck Nelson wrth a. total of seventy one pomts and y State Meet held rn Lansrng bettered the Big Ten Record rn hrs event but he lost the race by two tenths of a second We are very proud of the boys on the team and we wrsh them a better season next year ll li an . I , ' ' . - ' . - Ill gg . ' . ' , Ja pf sz In Rynbrant with 55 points. Nelson, in a I ,A lx A I 8 - I 1 ' f J ' V l 92 L2 H W'-n N.. mn.-f '--n- 1-win, we Duck Nelson on his way to .mother first plane for S H S ohn Tobm and ohn Lepard demonstrate the double sailor due I thmk' 5-'WR In ws-sw-if RA, new Some of the team members on thexr way to .1 meet m brand Hncn -UIQ 'C -'S tw 93 N M A ' X .. ' J, 'H . , -rf QA' 'N W , . my ,,,..,,x- Y x :I 4 m L' m Q, Q., M , ...wf ' A A , B' t ' , ,mv ,BAA w M'K'V' wr 5 wwe NW' W -- . N'n'n'n'. f . J ' J ' 0 f ,gf 1 I U' 4 A it ssh , I ' ., N Mfg' x Q-,I ....-I' nxt., Qu-X 94 GOLF TEAM Fnrst Row B Carrington P Hull B Pnce R Thompson B Roeimk J Zmn Second Row J Thompson J Budde B Gxllette D Hxler j Tubcr gen K Hoedeman Coach Mr Gengcr TENNIS TEAM Flrat Row R Lmk D Nelson W Lockwood Second Row j Rynbrant S Patterson R Bently Third Row J Lepard M Beckwnth .I Tobm Fourth Row P Regxs B Van Overen Flfth Row B Holmes J Monsma T Roarbacher Coach Mr Schrnemer SPORTS AUTOGRAPHS X LS, lj 'IJ' fx ff' fb, f -N- S,S, S M! f N76 ' if Underclassmen iyxxf M Qxw NJ Ml W XKMMA f-df? 1cQf'QD Mk Mx X Q 1 . ffl? A Q XAXM Y i i V1NWX!2fg 422- 5 4-I ,CJ f f F I -4 fv' 'i j::,f' Zliw Ks R xx L W C7 -N unmr Class Oftnccrs left to ug.,ht Ann Vande Bunte Sulctlry Dan Konkle advxsor JIITIWIIILIS president john lobm vue PYCSIJLDI Plm Duyser fldvxaor Ruh Bmnndson txusulcx Doug, R1y advxsor ELE VE TH GRADE in-N 98 gb --'Y 65 vi 1? S. Aklcerman R. Aley F. Anderson .. 4' J. Anderson N Anderson R Anderson B Baker Barber H Basore R Bauer Beattle M Befkvw 1th M Beerhorst Benson R Bently ' C b K Brerfeldt A Bleyerveld P Blue M Bogardus T Bogardus B Boshoven J Britten R Burkhart L Butterfreld M Bylsma J Byrd D Cadman -r Y V Charters Chndester D Chivers C1 Cook J Custer J Day G DeMeester J Denmson D DePas R Duverneay J DeVrres A Drbble B Dlckmson L Donnelly S Doublestem 99 ,su 353 will Q' 2 ,nn C J . V dl. FW. 'J I ,ii ' I li Url - KAP' of ll ' Il 4' 'f.. , 'aiu QF tl. Drakc P. Duyscr ' J. Dykstra , .fin R .fl V F or V G A. Emery M - ' ' S.F1nmcrt I if Q' A I G, English ' J N l i ffl! I e rr J. Fcrnanclcz A W. Fc-rrcll J. Fikkcrt Ia 3 .A . vu ., R. Fisher . K? , if A. Fix if f . E, , ..iirr f,,. f D. Fowler l f .. Nl ' 1 Xf f iiiiliiiiiiiiiliivr B. Fuller P. Gibbs 1 I W. Grace F9 'Q-a Y' A .A V. ,, P. Green If 5 i I , Qin .ix D. Gust , . 1.52 ' I ff G fjii Guyton Q ' Q , liiialix .tim All .-.'r ' il i u K. Hagen A L. Hamilton - S. Hanson .. 5 45 F , Q ..,.... ag' at l ws IW. Harrison ' ' C. Harris l B. Hatch f ' ' R. Heard 'xl T- 'M M. Hclmer 'P ' ' Y ., .Paul-I lnrlr' 'ks ' A 3 . 9...,.lf,.....,....,,.m A ia 7, IEW, Q .. Q pl 4-..v--.mi new ' , K 5 1 . , I A . K' ' . K it J A AJ rl. I ' , . B. Hetlcr ' . - 'V lf' L , ' .- P. Heyboer h , if J s ., , B. Hirks ' r ' ' mail' .fir l ii ld!! ' C. Hitchcock , fills D. Hoekstra if Q' - V P. Hoekstra Q ,W . 7' ' .xg Il. x fn, Q lx 1 Ask G. Holt 1 5 1' J. Hondorp ' . P A 1 L B. Hourman I 'Y A L , B. Howland i .,' D. Humphreys ,JF . G. Hurley , 6 E L L Y 5 .Q - -'I' D. Hutchinson X uf 5 ,f ' S. Huyge J A ii ' K H L. Irons X ,f 7 li 1 ' .5 mfs' tl 4. 4 136 100 fl IN Inu s I- lxulws YP' M lohnion D Iona ones ,,- 44 f c N lvclly Knight :Jw V lxmf A lxrluss I lxungs ,f ll l lun ni C1 ulmson S ones lmgnnson R lxcuh IXI lxnull V lxnoll D lxunklg l lxmnnmuu M Llrsan 'N 3 ' 0 6 S71 l'1 Q lllk Rulm uvmu! lLIllUf'lNllltlllI'l upuumnt on tlm Llnstlllmun ol xx :tu .4101 luson ln m lp rc ulmf., l lu! -49 -7 Q.. -4' Q? 4.,', tw... 'QSQ5 . .. ff' tg by z' l , . C. Lass J. Leparcl ii G. Linde E- '.i L, Longstreet ' A S. Loveless .5 . . V V N. Lubben rf Q .1,:'?:7 :fit Mi' Q sd. Q .. fn ffsf B S. Luneke A. Luther , P 9 ,- J. Lyon A PA 'a 7' T. Magoon . I. Mahlebashian ' X 1 R. Mann X R ' H ' ' fi ' R. Marston J. Matthews J. Maxwell J. Mav I. McDaniel L. McDirmid F. McGill -I. McKay . J. McKinney il, l l ., is X .D I A ,Wg it , is Qui 'ii ff Xt' i , H - 'E ' hr 5 lg: I I '-QQ, ' ' if . a k fl Tu 7' W 4 1 . -S-f ' g4'f,.j 'I l P E. Mockerman S. Molsen K. Moody V D. Mouw J. Mull ' J. Newton L his , .lr A it L '27 ff' 2 e l C. Palmer S. Patterson R. Phillips ll? f- I? 'I' 'Q gag' R E. Meissner j. Melin T. -Mesler B. Moore R. Moore S. Moore , ,-g . Noble if R. N o p pert ' .V V. Paganelli 1 f' ! 9 . ' P W. Pierson , Aj ' M. Prigeon f C. Price W fu W 102 M. Av I 0 . 4 .1 .5 X 'O 6 tif 'L S'- we iff 4 f 'A Countrymen lend mn your urs YC '40 PP 0 Y s 4- I 0 ,DH 'l Rynbmndt I A ,f L: Snhlocdu fd XXflmh tum has the Tom' i 1 ariA fd: Q-. J sad M A Liv' 4 T L ,., N1 1 .A A -Q5 'Q' , . x f .fl ...W P .. M. wr... M. . Fm X, 6 an Gif . QQ, 32- 1 L. Schulslci C. Sharpe S. Shields V '3 8 ' ', S ,, K. .- ' 1 A. Similuk ' y T. Slagter , , l ' RX L, Slater A - 1 Sir, Zig. V A. Smith M. Soules ' H. Spears N. Q lf 'a . Z' Q. 4' ' G. Stein L. Stellow L. Stickney v M. swu , J. Stover K ' J. Sullivan , 'R 9 ,Q . .1 J . T -- S 17 X Aff . A B. Swartz l ' W, f if 4 ,H G. Symczalc fl V D. Tambke J. Taylor 'lbl J. Tenl-loor A M. Tenl-loor A F , xv K Af.: ! J. TenRaa J. Thomson , Tiffany i 7 4 E.: - ..,:9'fi...7 Tobin L. Tromp R. Trovato r 4' Q T l Q5 . Qu i ' 5 ...La -K ' . f Af' Q . f' . ' I. T b ' I. I BF' 555152. ,,if .yfgff xw .4 7 .. 'S M. Valts 'fl .lui gfjj' ' 'vi f wmv ' 'Q ' a' N A A. VandeBunte C. Vanderl-lock S. VanderLind R. Vander Linde J. Vander Molen M. Van Dyken K. Vanllecle C. VanEss C. Vecziedins M. Veitch N. Vanlet S. Vetviek 104 K 0 f,.,-, 3 ,-6 QNX 'Nc I 'S',Q ,nr l,,f '-4 huns who hnt 1 xx rung notc my-rf om, LA N1 in 'fi Sophomore Class Oflrcers left to rrtglxt Brrb Kreuter Advisor jrm Haskms Tremurer Ann Armour Adwrsor Tom Cole V1cePres1dent Cheryl TerMecr Secretary jrm Burres Anlwrsor seated Bob Mckernher Presldent TEN TH GRADE www' Mn- N 106 U K K 7 W ask 1- Q , Q 'if' r r gs i 310, ' V r 5 1 V-5 2 1 Y ls ' S ' 5,1 -I f ' A 5 e r o i A gr 31 ' J A J .feng 1. pvswf , 9' H S ni X f 1 .2 B1 .lilies nfs: S. Allison J. Anderson A. Armour B, Atkinson j, Atkinson J. ...A 'fb Y U: A. Baker I I I ,I M. Behrenwald . . . P. Baker X. T. Beemer 'P A X J X 7. i . V nw. k, 6 'Sq I Q L b Q . f . . Wx . if if .- :sf ' -A A j, Billings 3 - , R, Bishop i M. Blair I 'I V , S -af 'f T f . E A A ill' A T f' A .G-L. . ' 5 'W ' rl H A' ......,. :- - W A. Bunhuis K K Burch 5, J. Burress if 2- f . I ' ' I X, Cf ff I A 1, , ' I! A A R. Clough J, Clum T. Cole - iz' X:-1 5 a s C, DeKokcr D. Delsiefcie D. Davis N. Doughty J. Duiven D. Dunje B Bcltz J. Bergman V J. Bertran W B. Bolle N. Boyle G. Bruining Alana. 1-ef' ig. J 33 P. Carlen B. Carrington T. Catzere fa M. Coleman ' N T. Cowles B. Cross 17 f 4-if D, Dieleman i W A I., D. W M A'D1'tm'ff ml . fill To X0 B. Dykhouse A P. Eighmy i B. English ' 107 1 R V. ,bl . 'G' x 0 4 '- 4-up ...'f .. .1, ,:,, 'Q A 41:9 'val in A. I3l'XK',ly S. Ifvnns x A. F.i1'1' 3 a ' x -A Q if. 'fs' Q -3. Y ,J j Q, FAlUhlL' f If fi M. ruby ' i S. 151 A l. Ggunblu Y L CQ. ciL'IUlf1kICI' L. Gilbert vp '15 3 , 1-'S' 'L . :L ' I ' X' ' ' I M. Gilbert X D. Glcnson if I i 5 C. 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Mn 2. ...-:. fffi ,-,... -- I fa W, , yxd..uC+-M,,,., ATV mx Q FIB 3' A ,gggz f Hometommg G mme lwfotht r s Assembly I ltm Club lI'llfldllOI'l Roy rl O lk Exeurslon The flrst few weeks of school brought wlth them confuslon and eager mtncupatxon for the commg weekends and holxdays The mmds of many of the students were hlled wnth thoughts of the summer cottage mstead of the trlg asslgnmcnt md the new frrends they met at the lake nnste 1d of thc conyugxtron of the Kerb to be But soon the tmgled skeens were unrax eled and the corridors of South once more became the quret halls of knowledge The month of October brought two u ents of nm portance to the students of South Hrgh School the Royal Oak football excursron and the Home Qommg game at whlch our Home Comnng kung and queen were crowned Promptly 'ft 3 30 on October 17 the buses rolled around to take the students of South to Royal Oak for the first and most excntmg football excursxon of the season Before the game the hospr table students of Royal Oak offered a guided tour of thelr new and beautiful hlgh school The excursxon was excltmg and uctornous for the mrghty Trojans who won over the hnghly rxted Royal Oak team by 1 score of 12 0 Spmts were hrgh at the sock hop which followed the game The stu dents returned to Grand Rxplds at 3 00 ID the morn mg completely exhausted but thoroughly satxsfled -I 'M , fS ' 9,- 1 V Y R . 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The as- sembly met in the boys gymnasium so that the boys on the team could go through their paces. The assembly served well to enhance the morale of the team, to heighten student spirit, and to encourage students' attendance at the games. The ball in the picture is suspended in mid air afraid to come down and face the mighty Trojan bas- ketball team. The players look up, anxiously awaiting the return of the ball to the playing floor. With the coming of December the spirit of Christmas burst forth through out South High A Nativity scene a Christmas tree or some other uvid reminder of the Christmas season can be found in almost every room In this picture Miss Smith and some of her students are seen busily preparing the Natn ity scene This immortal re minder of the birth of Christ is only one of the beautiful Christmas re minders that can be found around South during the Christmas season Miss Shepard and Miss Baumann prepare the annual Christmas tree placed rn the front corridor judging from the expression on Miss Bau manns face there must be a special message from Saint Nick on the piece of silver tmsel she holds Miss Shepard is enthralled in her task of placing thc lighting fixtures The beauty and spirit of this annual Christmas tree is felt by all who see it Great pleasure is de med from its presence 13' 1: aF fg.,,,q V Q x xnui, tuii rex t th lltulty mem lis in nitth ttttntlu N Ii s s x x ,g cllllNKIl lxcepinv with the spirit ol CllfIStlNlS the flllllfy h td itx rnnuil cel1I'lSfI11lS Dinner The llculty members brought their luririte diahes to serie rt the dinner, The menu included 'ill the tempting gourmet toods. lintertrinment lor the children ol the l-lflllfy members urs provided by Mr. Swets who reid Christmas stories to them, The night prox ed to he entertiininv '15 vxell '15 '1 chinge from the LlSll'll routine of Checking, test pipers 'uid lite themes. ,merry pies. ant c ierr ues. tint more therry pies presented themselvem in the Cherry Pie-Baking, Contest whith is sponsored finnually by the Mitliilenn Cherry Association. The competition for 'rwiirds NVIS keen with -ill the high sthools in thc rity coiiwpetinpv The fortunate or unfortunate judges ut.South High were Mr. Litton and Miss Stetlioxxy 10 To liven things up at South High, the band sponsored a musical satire called UMOXIE, THE MAD HOUR. The program was all that the name implied-completely mad. The master of ceremonies, Mr. Swets, showed his remarkable tal- ents as humorist, joke teller, and all around actor. Shown here is George Washington Hettler, the bongo drum master, and his little hatchet, He is showing his remark- able abilities on the glockenspiel, along with his physical attributes with the hatchet. 2 This years Winter C1rnixal turned out quite successfully and protltlbly The proceeds from the c1rn1s1l went to the Athletic De PlI'tITlC.I'lfS Injured Athletes l'und This the second 1nnu1l Winter C1rniv1l WIS promoted by the Senior Student Council under the presidency of im C1sh who proy ed to be 1 yery 1ble le1der The booths were yery colorful and the telegrim serxice booth pictured here prox ed to be very efficient Hats 115 to the Student Council for 1 job vuell done The band under the direction of Mlestro Gastric Neuman showed its extrurdiniry playing 1bilit1es' Tom Bogudus lor 1 chingc from the old tin c1ns played his melo clious clarinet ctcophonously Two other faculty members Mr Veen camp ind Mr Tenhlshot played lmportint plrts in the production Mr Veencamp played the p1rt of 1 somewhat inept stage h1nd 1nd Mr TenElshof pl1yed 1 slothful paper relder The program pro xided 1 successful outlet for high School life tensions K 'J' 'Il Ill! 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