Central High School - Helios Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1957 volume:

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As the hands of the clock move ceaselessly onward, the new becomes old as newer things appearg new faces and personalities replace those of yesterday. This annual, through its representa- tionsx of time, seeks to capture, for your enjoy- ment, a few choice moments of our lives' happiest days and hours. GNP Li we ,-v .ASY s K M 'nu ' 'P If goal -' ,.,. 9 D ,u 12.0 sl . . - o A 1 'O ui f ' . QQ' a ix ,nl ' Q. ' . u of , ni: Q ffg 1 'Q V7 K wx? wa.- w al, gr -v la if seg? 1 7Sixf.-.wt k W t X : , 5 X, . A gf.. Qi .ik ,K ' 1, x i A 6 Eggs Ai i ' I g 3 .- txx. S i .A-x..5,' I l ll QL-, Ji, ., . , 1-a. HE f if 'Q 4 N'-mv--my .Nl 5 by ns-, !l', if 'Wx To Mr. Samuel R. Upton, our counsellor-friend, we dedicate the Helios Annual of 1957. Throughout his 28 years of service to Centra1's students, he has faithfully and conscientiously fulfilled the duties of a principal and maintained the qualities of a friend. For his patience and understanding of students, his cooperation and interest in their activities, and his guidance and counsel in their problems, Mr. Upton is more than worthy of our praise. Mr. Upton's service to Central High School began in 1918. He entered Central as a teacher of biology. During this time and until 1925, he also coached all forms of sports. After eleven years at Creston High School, Mr. Upton returned to Central in 1936 as principal. Since 1936 -for 28 years-he has served in this capacity. 1 5 4 4 ' +4 ' .a . O A. diff' UK w . J, , I , 3' K Q1 Go an cott Certificates Samue Upton Awar Suffola r ......... . . American L 'on A ar 1 S.A.R. Medal ..... Class of 1 0 -. - Helios An ual Award . .. Cup ....... f d Reader's Helios ' ' Letter Writing Awards ..... ' .. .... ........ . .. .... . . Poetry Reading Awards .... .... K ....... . Essay Awards: English Department Awards: Patriotic Essay ......... ......... Carrie J. Heaton Award ...................... National Society of Colonial Daughters' Award .... Foreign Language Department Awards: Latin Awards: Anna S. Jones Award .... Mary R. Powers Award . .. Spanish Awards: First Year Spanish Second Year Spanish Commercial Department Awards ................ American Society of Women Accountants Award .... Scholarships . . . .... . . . . Tri-Honor Cup Tri-Honor Certificates .... Mary Amberg Award . .. Agona Cup .... Marlene Van Putten Award .... D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award . Theone Conklin Award . . . Ralph Conger Award . . . . . . . . Student Council Honor Point Keys Student Council Officers .... h Department Awards: Munshaw Oratory Award el K. Nistle Award Stagecraft Award ..... ensic Awards rds History Department Award .... Science Department Award ., . . Mathematics Department Awards: Math Club Award .... Edwin F. Snell Award Music Department Awards: Vocal Music Award ....... Instrumental Music Awards . Industrial Arts Award Home Economics Award ik 1 'KVAX riz' f' T he N1 Lx sig? J ' A :T 551 f-sex,- :'IE f IE-54 --W 1f :5',!i5v?1i'.Z 1:,2:3 2, .+.yr-,fee H . ' 5fgf9ni ' -- - .V ' t 1 1 Mr. ll-lenry lsuolwick Mr. Ludwick assists the principal in deal- ing with problem of the students. He also assists in many ways with the technical points involved in carrying out business or special projects of student organiza- tions. x. Administrative Staff Mr. Samuel R. Upton Mr. Upton is responsible for supervising the school's educational program as a whole. He arranges the class schedules and supervises inter-school projects. He also co-ordinates among students, facul- ty, and community representatives. At each honors assembly, Mr. Upton presides and presents the awards. Mis: Friedrich with J. Van Artsen Miss Irma Friedrich Miss Friedrich, our student personnel advisor, helps students in many ways. To the seniors. she gives help in career planning, in choosing a college, and in scholarship information. Miss Friedrich also aids students of all grades in their personal problems. -mgrrr' . .ui NIOSH' :maint i me-sr Mrs. Woodlock with C. DeMoagd Mrs. Phyllis Woodlock Mrs. Woodlock's most important task is that of checking truancy. In her work, she is often able to help students solve the problems which keep them from at- tending school. She has been influential in the completion of education of many students. Office Staff Mr. Upton with office clerksn N. DeVos and M- Welmefiflk Maintenanee KEFT TO RIGHT: L. Lumpmcn, J. Van Popering, W. Parmeter, A. Budnick, R. Worden, E. Davis, J, Miles, M. Schill, S. Mikuski. Cofeieria Staff: K. Meinke, L B 'h M- Henning' E' MMV' Engineers and Firemen: F. Redmond. G. Baker. 1, Jenkins. Table of Contents Faculty. . . . . . . Page 20 Students . . . . . . Page 38 Activities . . . . . Page 90 Athletics . . . . Page 140 ,gnuug , ff Q x , lfHlllK f J I , 1 I 3 ' 2 Q- lr, . ' 2 tg V : l I - ffl 4 x f 'Q ,f f .f The faculty of Central High School constitute an important building block in the educational system. Their major aim is to give the students books knowledge and thinking ability to apply that knowledge. Each teacher strives to develop in his students a sense of individuality and a con- fidence in his or her own abilities. THEN Aww-'K .-an-..-.., 4-nan-.,.w.-Q u-.Q-.-p-s V .-,. ,. .- ,WwwMM:.4,m..5,-A. , Av k' W ,... - 4 Af 7 1 y .-:.,.,, .. .,.q in . gf Q A Q v- 2 5 X 3 I V 1. fr J' . y 41 ,Q- Af, ., fi T 9512 QM lx 5 ' hui, V' 1 ,X . . X vw m i ffff? -5 liiufgig '15 Q Q. Q. as 5 ' ig EF ' ,E F 'L , 1 5 My. 3, M , MM QAA: I l ig! A In .L . W g Q , WiFi? ,Q-K, is ,Www .J 3 1: V E 5 3 1 V k ,,q.q q,.5 V... V j . Q - 4? l, r' , t i cv'-6: U BELVA ARNOLD Eastern Michigan College, B.S., Home Economics, Clothing, Jab- erettes Horizon AUGUST ARNDT Central Michigan, University of Michigan, University of Calo- rado, B.S., M.A., Algebra, Geom- etry, Trigonometry, Student Council, Jet Club WILSON B. ASHLEY Eastern Michigan, Western Mich- igan, University of Chicago, Bookkeeping, Accounting, Busi- ness Mathematics GERTRUDE ASTER Western Michigan, B.S., Devel- opmental Reading, Fused Pro- gram, National Honor Society HELEN ATCHISON Western Michigan, University of Michigan, Aquinas, B.S., 7th Grade Fused Program HENRY BAEHRE Grand Rapids .lunior College, Western Michigan, B.S., M.A., Woodwork, General Shop Faculty eri' S S 'SYS' Ni ---- J 1-ss 'QQ .. L -N ANC 21 Faculty HAROLD BEATTIE Taylor University, University of Michigan, B.S., M.A., Fused Pro- gram, Mathematics, Helios An- nual Photography EDNA BIBBY University of Wisconsin, Univer- sity of Chicago, University of Michigan, B,A., B.l..S., Librarian Carroll College, Drexel Institute, ...va MARGARET M. BROWER Michigan State, University of Michigan, Western Reserve, B.A., M.A., B.S. in L.S., Librarian, Library Club ROBERT S. BROWN Western Michigan University of Michigan, B.A., M.A., English, Government, Civics, Hi-Y ROGER A. BUCK Calvin, B.A., Special Education W, . ,,-i' DAVID E. CARPENTER K Calvin, Michigan State, B.A.' X'--'+R' 'W American History, Economics xl K -x 22 acullfw PHYLLIS CHAPMAN Western Michigan, B.A.g Civics, English, World History, Horizon Club CHARLES CHASE Western Michigan, B.S.g Retail Selling ELAINE CLARKE CRN. -.,-ui I University of Michigan, B.A., M.A., English, National Honor Society DAVID CLATWORTHY ,-Q we he, Grand Rapids Junior College, Michigan State, 8.A.p Junior High Arithmetic, General Math, Geometry, Swimming Coach ENID W COMBS Chicago Art Institute, Columbia Teacher's College, Pinx XII Insti- tute, ltalyg B.S., M.A., Art .ff 2 . ,pl sf S Q15 P PW! I .N . :Q fr ge KENNETH DAVIS Oberlin, B.M., B.M. Ed., Vocal Music, First Choir, Second Choir, Boys' L Girls' Glee Clubs 23 ii YQ, A gay WS gg A if ia . i X mglgjzx gy Y ,,,, , 1: ' N IVV A f1LL .TZ I ' , 4 +261 y 5 K .. . V s x rf ,-,.,.. Q Ng Q f hi b, xx. Ya f M , Y , X W. ld ,, f 34,5 il 1352 I W it Mg. .BL 'Q Q ,gf fl F LQ Q s 'H LS f I K fm, 5 Q 4 llli Oi H' HH q x -1,91 ii, V s,,,u 9534 99 MW, . 5- .M-+ mmm 5 E :Su Ji ,V , Q ' ,., 1 P' ..- Q 4 I 3 mm, has Q-1 Qs 3.f Hlqi I . ,EWU ll'-u RUTHANNA DAVIS Berea College, Michigan State, B.S., Home Living, Clothing BETTY J. DeYOUNG Western Michigan College A B Speech, English, Sock Buslun National Thespians Junior Councilors BELLE DOW Indiana State, University ot Chicago, Ph.B., M.A., Home Management CHARLES FEDDEMA Calvin, A.B., Science Tri-L Horizon Club MARY E. FENNELL Michigan State Normal, Univer- sity of Michigan, Middlebury College, University at Madrid, B.A., M.A. in Latin, M.A. in Spanish, latin, Spanish, Classical Clubs WALLACE FILLINGHAM Western Michigan, B.S MA Woodwork, Varsity Baseball Coach, Stage Crew r Faculty 26 JAMES P FOX Western .Michigan, Michigan Stateg B.S., M.A.g Fused Programg Freshman Basketball Coach, As- sistant Track Coach HELEN L. FREEMAN Boston University, Columbia, University of Michigang B.S., M.A., Physical Education, Agana Club, G. A. A. JOHN B. HAM Calvin, University of Michigan, B.A., M.A., Biolo9Y. Science, Jr. W Class Advisor, Metazoa Club BARBARA R. HANSEN Grand Rapids Junior College, Western Michigan, Health, Gen- eral Sciencep Losele Horizon HELEN HARRIGAN University of Michigan, B.A., M.A.p Fused Program, American History MARGE HENRY Western Michigan, 7th Grade Fused Program 1 CHARLOTTE P. HERRON Western Michigan, Calvin, B.S., Homemaking MARGARET M. HOLMES University ot Toledo, University of Michigan, B.A., General .Mathematics HELEN M. HUTT Grand Rapids Junior College, Calvin, University of Michigan, B.A., M.A., Stenography, Typing LLOYD F. HUTT Western Michigan, University of Michigan, B.A., Mechanical Drawing CHARLES IRWIN Grand Rapids Junior College, Western Michigan, B.S., Physical Education, C-Club CLEO V. JOPPIE Grand Rapids Junior College, Central Michigan, B.S., Trade Opportunity, Junior Hi-Y Faculty ,,.- I 27 Faculty K, ,fx 28 Never touched it! The mag Your move or king me. Happy birthday, Mr Upton! Coffee GNYOVW? ntformall Shots tenmond cheerleaders Manners - ladies first 5'-...Q '70 HARVEY L. MEYAARD Calvin, University of Michigan, Michigan State, B.A., M.A., Bi- ology, Physiology, General Sci- ence, Youth lor Christ, Horizon Club LUCILE ELLEN MEYERING University of Michigan, North- western University, University of Wisconsin, Western Michigan, B.A., M.A., American History, World History, Senior Advisor, Ushers WALTER MILLER VIRGINIA MEYER University ol Louisville, Transyl- vania College, B.A., Algebra General Mathematics, Jr. Y Teens, Horizon Club South Dakota State, Iowa State, University of Michigan, Morning- side College, Printing, Helios Annual Business Advisor ADELE MORROW Michigan State, B.A., Social Stu dies, English, Horizon Club, Y Teens CHARLES NEWCOMER College of Wooster, University of Chicago, B.S., Physics, Chem- istry, General Science 2 -Qi .M 1 - gl 5. , Q f1'T a'J ,ww ' 'N i x 3-1 - . s I 'Q l,.nt .K nz., 3 . ' ', up K I . if 9' ,xT if ,ixagiw x If f , V ...---ii 1 A ' ' ' 4: .4 ' A in 1. Ahx: F V' M .-,, Q Faculty '-i'll1', 'JJIUUI klNlNG V19 'Yi ORD E is ,,,E1 L 32 se - M ,.. S' HELEN ORLYK -,M , iz Bowling Green State, B.S., QNTOGPXJ L -UQ, Foods, Clothing ' ' 'i3 ' R ' sum 45, 2 All V DONA-J EAN PA LMATIER Grand Rapids Junior College, Michigan State, B,A., World His- tory, Fused Program, Y-Teens, Cheerleaders, Helios Annual Literary Advisor WESLEY R. PERRIN Western Michigan, University of Michigan, B.S. M.A., Driver Training, Second Team Basket- ball Coach, Freshman Football Coach RUSSELL P. POSTHUMUS Grand Rapids Junior College, Central Michigan, University of Michigan Extension, Civics, His- tory, Pep Club, Varsity Track Coach, Assistant Football Coach EMMA QUIGLEY University of Michigan, Univer- sity of Toledo, English, Junior Red Cross I. A. ROBBINS Western Michigan, University of Michigan, B.A.,M.M., Instrumen- tal Music, Band, Orchestra ROBERT SALSBURY Grand Rapids Junior College, Colvin, University of Michigan, A.B. Ed., Arithmetic, Algebra, General Mathematics, Geometry WILAMENA SCHNOOBERGER Hope, University of Michigan B.A., M.A., Chemistry, General Science SHIRLEY SCHRIBER Western Michigan, B.A., English, Helios Bi-Weekly WACIE SEELEY Western Michigan, Fused gram DAVID SHARPHORN Western Michigan, B.S., M.A., Mathematics, Tondo Horizon, Cross Country Coach, Basketball Coach ESTHER F. SKURKA Aquinas, Western Michigan University of Michigan, BA M.A., Office Practice, Typing Jay-U Horizon Faculty FRANKLIN E. SPRINGER, JR. Michigan State, B.A.g Artg Helios Annual ,ml 34 JOHN VANDER MOLEN Grand Rapids Junior College, Western Michigan, B,S.p Machine Shop ADRIAN VAN DOP Ferris Institute, U nivers i ty of Tennessee: B.S., M.S., Shorthand, Typing, Commercial Mathematics RUTH ANN VAN TIL University of Toledo, University of Michigan, B.E., Fused Pro- gram, Junior High Cheerleaders JAMES VOYCE Stout Institute, University at Michigang B.S., M.A., Related Occupational Training EIMER H. VRUGGINK Houghton College of Mining, Hope, University of Michigan, B.A., M.A.7 Algebra, Geometry, Debate: Assistant Baseball Coach sounds u f We give our best wishes to Mr Charles Newcomer upon his re- tirement after many years of faithful service at Central. Mr. New- comer came to Central High School in 1925 after serving from 1918- 1924 as principal of an Iowa High School Along with his 32 years of teaching Mr Newcomer managed the school store from 1943-1951. In 1951 he was made head of the science department and has held that position since We the Senior Class of 1957 give our appreciation to you Mr Newcomer for all that you have done for us! LORENE WABEKE Otterbem College, Middlebury C ege B.A., M.A.g English, CLAIRE l.. WALPER University of Colorado, Univer sity of Michigan, Columbia Uni versity: Health, Biology KATHRYN WANDERSHEID Butler University, A.B., English, Horizon Club ERSELIA SEHLER Michigan Normal University University of Illinois, University of Michigan, Michigan State M.A., B.A., High School subiects at Eastern Orthopedic School XII Av' fa H S' M115 A TU EN Everyone of the 1501 students in Central High School represents a life being conditioned and prepared for the future. Each one fills a place in our school society while acquiring knowledge which will prepare him for the years ahead. THEN 'Q- N .e Seventh Grade ls 3 1 Q 1 J i J' if at gpm' 'H L , W N .. Q .. r r 6 X ,ng o ' 1 X ' - .,. Q G.- 13 , :' Ne. t ii, , sail? I X Z l l ii ' .J Dorothy Myles Bill 'farol Ventis Barbara Mary llze Betty Jean Kenneth Abbott Agnew Anderson Apwstle Arins Arkin Austin Avots Balmer Baker ??' 2 '- X E, A? .A k F' ii , y X ,. ki 5 F ty 1 f , ig. Xxx F a ' ., . i' X V V . sm, .L as Q-fiyfsfe . - ,fax 'Ai' jg. . X .i x wwf 1 , Noi - - c Fred Kennie Allen Lloyd Tom Roger Richard Carol Patricia Billy Burr Bartholomew Baughn Beardsley Beaumont Beekman Bent Berlsey Billings Bing 5 l I ' -N y ,, Q e g it -a -f i 4:-' f ' ' s ' J if J s be T1 so elrr W X. . L 1 '- 1 Dave Frances Roger Jack Patty Kay John Donna Robert Sandra Blower Boland Bolles Boman Boogaard Boomers Brander Brogdon Brown Brown c V 6 'Q On the Threshold 't , Q r if p 4 Q The Seventh Grade represents J , Q many young lives on the thresh- t . y old of great opportunity and ' . ,ey t. Wi iw'- Wi iGf'1 fm' Jw learning. Just at this time in their '-Ydiv Jqeqwuans Jams Brown Brumlt Buclihalter - Burr Butler Caldwell lives, the Seventh Grade students are b8gll'lI'llIlg 3. TIQW era of COITI- K 4 paratlve independence and are C .31 learning the meaning of co-op- -SQ 3 A eration, courtesy, and self confi- dence. r Q Connie Nancy Sharon William Bonnie Liia Calvettn Campbell Carlson Carruthers CUVGYICIUQJ1 Celmins 4 Q an f ' 'Q Q A e - Q Yi L K i ew . J 1 l Fred Terry Kathleen Betty Patsy Carol Ruth Judy George Robert Christians Cleveland Cogan Colley Colley Conley Cornelisse Cousino Cripps Crittenden i 'tl L ' J R 3 i . ' ' P UP . is 1-Ezie. 3 , J' F l' R , I . . A 3' . -f - .. 1 t .. s 4 a Q5 ' ' 1 X 5 5 YT- , e 1 - A X sl . ,. f, in . Sharon Cheryl Joyce Earnestine Richard Ollie Larry Tom Connie Carl Cross Curtis Danhde Davis Dawson Day Debruyn DeHaan Demarest DeVries it sm' W . e X 0' -K - .. -- K . Zi A Q i Q5 A 3, or M ., l ..,, Q , 4 X Willie Linda Sharon Pat Mike Essie Bill Fred Sue Sheryl Doclrery Dollahite Doyle Dufort Ensley likely Fairbanks Ferwerda Flanigan Freedman Seven h Grade -1-:' .-1, ' ya i Pal Janice Galloway Geldhof 15 .Q W 351. A Virginia Donald Graham Gray 2 'fr 1 'lY . i 'l J 2 x ' H ,, , il ,. Frank Fred Hansma Hardison A L ieee ,X L G Alvin LUCY Hill Hinton 'E g eg ' fr ' i: Bob Ruth Ann Hunl lmmik W me 4 F2 'Q Sf.. f 5 X A + Q David Jerry George Giddings Willie Charles Green Griffis Ai in A Q Greg John Heidenga Hendricks J' pw 5 - sl, Y' i ' N X Charles Barbara Holl Halzapfel Q ,wx Q, ff Y M99 A I1 . - 'gn ' .fr Q F Joseph Don Jaarus Jackson ' Eurschell Goodson x 3' 3 is '- li is W X .QP Karen Groolers ' . I .V Linda Herbslreith 1 iw s xx , r rs ames Howard '39 r iiifi 3 Eddie Jamison Two Rocks and a Roll: Jim Dandy to the Rescue! .E sl' 55?- ' 'ig . -9- do r Q f a eg eelaerra - J so G Gunlis Joanne Sharon Bob Fred Golhards Grachrrup Grady Graham Graham an srrr ,H J 2 1 ' hu-Lg ' ? - - ,U 3 33:6 25' I t - r ' ITS :' .. i,lii J 2 . ri, , LLVV , V sl. ' N e V F , J X V 15 fl Mary Belh Arlhur Tom Dean Allhea Grummel Gummo Gunn Hampers Hancock ix 1 l M is Q Li .ie W5 L -' A R ii 4- .3 . is Zi V L . K K qr : ,XV A Lloyd Nancy Lynn Muriel Donna Herbslreilh Hespel Hicks Hicks Hiefiie Q 'W - y a ' L 4, , 4 .. Janet Larry Mary Sugun Maxine Howard Howe Huddleslon Huizing Huls W rsr f if ' L -H , L- 3 AV:: X V. .Q ,rf , :Z K f . Joyce Pele Alvin Bob Jin, Jansen Jensen Johnson Johnson Johnson J .f f if J 7' ' 'iii 5 i5 ! ' ' W.: . 'fwfr Lv K ,ka .ea lr Q r my r Sheryl W Connie Don I John Kalder Kazma Keegslra Kellogg . ,KE N . V. : I, ' : E 3 .- .ef -Q. .. Q r lifts? Q Q if or rv 4' 1 ' Pal Alva Rae Kathy Anhur Kelly Kibby Kish Koglg ..... .c, if 2' i c L .1 :if . Q Jane! Mary Robert Eugene Kramer Krombeen Kunsch Lagendyk in 1 ? lim Nick Lake Lake ,QM lfg, , . . Aldis Mike Lapins Lawrence I Q I 7 Robert Kathy Macdonald Maloley Q f Mary Kay CharYl Martin Martinez .4 K T' 'Lf - Mary Flare-we Michael Mitchell 5 a 4 r Q Q S Alun John Norton Noyen 7' 3 1 X Robert Sandra Peterson Pell E A N, . ' vs 1 s -7 Elyse Joe Reese Rembert Marilyn Landis Q -3 gf Fred Ledesma 3 Ken Maloney , ? Dan MCC-ruth Lorraine Moerland :N Dottie O'Grady I Ken Pierce - 1 ur Theon Rembert TNQ Donald Lane X Ronald Mabin Seven lh Grade u X 3 I 'M I. M Maifng Mm?,:1Ycn It must be here somewhere. N 9 gt , 3 E -ff ' N M - , , l i X A- - V , N l D. A l - XR xt 1 eronuca ancy ana Linda Alfred C l J d McKeever McLean McQueen Mendell Menko Meirlhzq Mi,-L ' ' i '..4 ., R W ' 7 '2 'Q ff -af T Q '- t Q 8 K W - Q' I Becky Skip Carol Bill Richard James Theoplies Moore Murdoch Muste Needman Nelson Nixon Nixon 5 1 , 4: ' A.. . X , 'ew ' ' -fl r ep Y of . , - J. Q .. Q x. ' r. N, 4 f- w fe X - . l lx vt 2 X Carol Darrell James Clairendu Alice Mack David Orlowski Orrnan Otterbridge Patton Paul Perkins Peterson wr -v f .N i , Q 'L Q N ' my x V 1 K 3 .X h ,Q c. . A x A R kg K ' 1- vi L A Margie Betty Otis Susan Sherry Nina Mar yn Pierce Pike Pimpleton Plank Pope Quinn Reed o 'ai K4 - q - 1 1 i ' ' , , r U 2' X z Y ge -Q. Q in f T7 ix K.-, if .1 . X N x A its H ' Thomas Corline Charline Linda Pamela Cor William Richardson Roberts Roberts Roberts Roe Roelfsma Rolfe X Seventh Grade . we X f x - 1 2' ., 5 A -get ' 5 if A' ' . Fw su 1 y ,Q . .. ... -- - W .. I- - fn' ali, H.. af: r . 'A e,' zz- , ' . i ef . G : U .. . t S5355 . gl- it . K , S . ' - t ' f': L - - A ' W- A J .L S, 1 em in ' ' S ' .i r I Sheryl Roger Alfonso Birdeen Ronald Ted Cheryl Klaus Peggy Nancee Romence Root Ruffin Russell Salois Sampanes Sawle Schagat Scoby Seitz . ..s,,, , . A 5? S .,.. ia . .V ..,, A K : KW K . ,. Y ., .. ,Z .lg in i f fi, '- V fi. ' E ' . fm Q S K . . , L 1 - i Aki E . . . ' 'N .Y Q - fx W , I .- - A V . '. .- iii' ., ' :EY ' f. ll -. l - , - ' 5 X ' 1,5 l , , l F: ,. 'fl . ' . ' Img- i ii 6 ' ' - S .lel u K .- , ' ,S it S' J Sharon Ruth AI ' Bonnie Sarah Sandra Floris Mitre Nancy Brian Sgitz Sherwood Shoesmrth Sholley Shon Singer Slager Smith Smith Snyder -1 V - .. - ' -1, Vk,, gf - .. 1 , f A ,E e - - - f , :Q Q . Q ,, 1 i l,y. - f .me t S Q, ,iw 33 S l- ' sw, ., - : age .3 tl -5- A S - - V S 5551 V . Q- H , - j 'A- we K r . . Q X C' ii , K .Mul ti ii H S i in wx in -if f V f se iii Doug Virginia Herbert Catherine Marilyn Charles Dick Sherwin Evelyn Shirley Southerland Spats Spears Spencer Spencer Sprilr Stacy Stevenson Still Stiles David Hester JoAnne Mary Stockreef Sumrell Surfus Sweet - ,l!f1QQf.if:t V' N ' , ' A . , T , Mariettia Floyd - 505 Peggy Thompson Tillman Seventh Grade Session Room Townsend nmnidme W r ' W - , Xe ' , . sir z ' e 5 i -I K '-- i t E. ' 5 E fe, , 6 1- ' '. - K . Y A S H Lb , SZLL S, ,huh .L at A . H Wh E 8 1 S V X - .. - it tpjg yi L gy wg 1 . -- 1 Swiss r,,. hi tv ' 1-. . ve in tr ,,,, ' ' A :X Q 01 22355 X 1 I- 1 mt: 4 Lvl ' Robert Jessica Douglas Sharon Michael James Jordan Marge Richard 'l099Pl'i e Umphryes Upton Valentine VandenBerg VanderPloeg Van Houten Van Seeters Van Sweden Varnell Vasquez A is .,,. AV '. , V S N Q Ev .5 X: K , V 3 X S W 'fi it in R 1 S .R ' -, ' V A f AN ke I.. ' 4 9 ' ' Dainis Constance Mattie Pat Elaine Dale Ann Gloria Lee Alan Vedeis Vinson Waltoe Warwik Weeber Weekley Wells Weston White Wilder ' - ' A rife gf 3 E! Q - I .Q E It-Qfiii V' f 5 ig 'Y ,,.. Q. , V . I : .A 3 , N Viy. N t I n A my X In X X is A N it S - Ui? Q Gwendolyn harry Danny Sandra Bruce Becky jack David Williams Williams Wilson Wilson Winters waning wyb ,g Zondervan WW ' D 1 X Bob Allgood .xv Leona Bailey Joan Berry - 'f v Eurnenine Brown Tom Burr Bonnie Campbell lim Crawford Sul Doll ll gr e A f .9 ,U 0 , Q .W ,, . Eighth Grade Bessie Alan Ilxe Rulh Berry Dave Did' lou' Dmfn Anderson Apol Arins Arriion Ashley Alkinson Alwell Bochmun 5f'd f'K 9 ' N . A . li X in , an . , we - i Sgr ,, Hp L-rk - .X N zz, ' ' 'l i Q f f ' se 3 X , 'V uf3'v.:, n H ' ' - . on - Marlin Fred Bonnie Fred Beverly Shirley Dick Sue David Boker Banisler Barber Barnes Beach Beardsley Bearlie Beoumonl Bergxma V ry. dh x X 1 i t 0 'Q 1 i ke.. 1 or S ' l - we ew ' s r- 1 to K V 1 2 'ms i I. 7 it 1 . Ei QQ CE: - an i l K it r i we I f ' 'f , .-. '. Candy Barbara Jack Yyrone Gary Mory Lou RUN! Rirhdrd Ahdfevl Bieri Billing: Black Booker Boulwell Bowman Bredikis Bressler Brighl fa ' Ever-Increasing Opportunities ' i i p -n The Eighth Grade find them- A h . , Ax selves gradually becommg young C cwudan. no-mul' adults W fstxll a little bxt wlde-eyed som Mai. nop BW at the ever-mcreaslng opportum- Bfw' fm B 'f , tles around them. Through the f pp, 1 various activlties such as sports, t i Jumor hlgh parties, dances and t 4 'X K all-school events, they share a X p iz, e blgger part of the grown-up N Q world. . it ,. , ' Alice Eileen Steve Bill Gayle Bvrron Butler Byxbe Calabrese Camp 1, . Q 5, . s , , V Q Q L , ar lg K 'sr t Q ' 7' ' , w- , ' i ,v , . 4155, A N Y ' 1 is A K S JoAnn l50f'fliG Lavvis Anm Marva Gloria Robert John Jim Carler Canis Celminx Cimdins Clarke Claylor Cleveland Cogan Coyen by L x W ,J x N -' F r .L Q 1 Q- W s Q v 1 , ' VM , girl K, f il y. : '-.11 ' lg . Y ' .John Mvfif Ell l Jqck Fred Warren David Marianne Gail Cfllllrllen Crow Cunlls Davidson Demon Demaresl DeVries DeVries DeYoung i i, . lr'- ls 4 ny f -r Q , f r ,is Q tg. 'H 1 ' i' 'ii ' N 9 Q' X 1 r x r ' Janice Ruben Pal Ronald Marv Bruce 'vu Jean Svlvio Gwroe Door Doyle Dubimhak Dunham Dunn Dusendong Dyer Dykxlie Dleguxe ll-.Hgh lla Grade Fi J Mx 'J f' N Bill Don Engstrom Ensley 1 -e 2- - J , I 2, . I X y , Don Peter Fuller Fuller Q QL K Eftyhios Nancy Gryfclkis Gunlon M., . Q- 1: A J 1 -- ' Niki 1 l Ron John Hetlron Helmka 4? Bill Roxanne Hoebeke Hard Q-3: K E .1 1 r ., Peggy JUdY Hurley H'-'Y5e 5 n4 le -nr .1 f, X R 1 L ' :J N M s ,. N, Jim Bruce Jones Jorgensen . 51- in M 'rule' Vivian Alexandra Lambeth Lang ag 2 F vit ' Q Dave Tom Fegel Flesler ,Ar : 1 i -. . - ,ry We . ir A Russell Charles Fyke Gooder 35 ' We 1. ma J N . . . :gin '52 I' if .-- Monle Pinckney Hadloclr Hargrove , J Z in .. sw 5 K7 In . f S Norman Janie Herbstreith Hernandez f .ai A , 1 , 4 5? Linda George Hublra Hudson 3 . J 1 k.J FRY? 'G Lee Marcia Johnson Johnson 4 'T Q F Lucy Mae Pal Junior Kastelin r X J L - Kay Beverly Lawrence Layne fr ' N ' fwf r' f' Q , H as H L aw ,,z.. J f - J in df' , 1 r A .fy A X Walter Robert Mike Carol Michael David Forest Fowler From Fredricks Freclricks Froling J f ' J Q 4 - 1 5 5 as l Q or 5, XY iv Janet Karen Patrick Betty Jimmie Linda Green Green Green GriHin Griflis Grooters l esrr 45-Sir ,,.y .rr .,.. 1 We 9 L' ag. H - H N, p Q 1 L ss X Sandra Errol Gordon Marcia Richard Kay Harig Harvey Haskins Haskins Hayes Heany 'Q : . - .K r g . V Dan Don Glqriv Herwich Highhause HH' srsr L 4 ,. 5 'J.' , I Q Q ll Tom Jan Stanley Hallman Huizing Hula 2 -f' J ip . i if - Sweet old Fashioned Girl Par Pat Helen Johnson Johnston Jones ffilfiifi I t I - ' K ' . 'T ' - ' J' 5- J if if :I N :L kk V:-1 ki . . -3,-A' ,. .... .t Qt. YI. Fat Baiba Varis Barbara Dick Karen Kelly Kerpe Klavins Knight Knutson Lomb ., , ,...: 'Jv' , - Z4 1' ' F11 n 'Q , J'-f ' s If -, 'Q we . V .. , a ggggw L! I .X .I . .if ,kgs Larry Don Rosemary Richard Leslie Gary Ledger Lee Lee Letts Maclver Magnusen 1 4: High lm Grade 1, M . . . W F -QQ X Q A ' 6- A: so s . 1. 1-5 V I 4 . K K -'I f. -T L L . . A- ' J ' . - KUMY DUN' MU'llY'1 HUVJWV' Alan Lorraine Hale Burrwell Corine Beth MOON'-'SUV' Mcnnlnd Malfraid Marler Marsh Matevia McCann McDiarmid McDonald McKnighl -an 4? f , f ' , .S Q ,g, ax A A , Q X - K il' 525 A H, I ., X ies 4 Q X '. X X Barbara Ron Marcia Richard Wilma Jean John Harald Jim Leonard Merril! Miller Millhoupl Molson Moody Morris Mollashed Myers Myers Myers , n L Q N' ' 'F , -'fx ' - 5. I J -v as A 2 fig if - B ' - y Ea ' , I V , Z ,ie K K Q ' . L X , ' K ' . 1. A ' ,A ' ' Carol Mike Jerry Pam Richard David Lowell Claude Larry Jerry Nailler Naughlan Nelson Nelson Nelson Niewiadomslmi Oliver Osman Pack Parks L : X N. . x , - K 1 1 ' iq: N ia I I . 4 J N J Q W J .gy . . W . ,a,, Q -1 . X 0 ' '7 Q X. .. l '35, U fit. . l F 7 ' .2 Q lm . l ' a' .LX-Q J K W M 'Ni' DGJOYU Hell' Peler Muflel Gravelle Jerry Jim Bob Aldis Valdis PGYHO Pnild Pell Pelsrson Pierre Poe Porler Pressey Purim Purins . Q img.-v -- fx V Q . 55 X , f . I l -an Y As Q , S i l F N 'Y' . 'J -- - ' A XX ,es , L 'M ,N Q I . .:: Q . , L fx .e . f 4 P v A ,. 4 W A L px fag ' Dayid Dianne Rager Mary lJonn I Tom Lesler Lucy Rancy Marilyn Qulnl Raalz Reudsma Riley Rlngold Rlpmasler Riller Rodri uez Rolfe Rasenber Q ry si s Q on I . X - Q . . 5 , , - A X Q -1' .T .. Q Gayle Enoru Eileen Fanny Susan Terry Linda Jacqueline Sydney Joan Ron Roxile Russell Russell Russell Rybski Samuelson Sanders Sawle Schild . ' Q51 x i ' EQ 2 . 2 W all '. Q if W? , ll A f N ' ' ' z ..a. Q- L X - 1 For K -M --. K Kalhrine Nelva Sandra Larry John Sharon Angelic Kennelh Lee Linda Schippa Schippa Scroie Shan Signor Sinlme Smilh Smith Smirh Smifh .J ' ' . e:.. 1 .. 4' ' W L' ' ' L, - ' , V P y iv ' v , . .M A , , ...., ne ,Ee . L J my U WL- S A lx J f 1' yy -' . . ' . - . . 'im ' ' p f ' 'Q 3 Garvh Shirley Marshall Earl J0yCe Pal Daine Shirley Eileen Tom Snyder Soulherland Sprik Slepp Sllll Sloeplrer Slulpe Sweel Swenson Swiger Eighth Grade ,F H 5 I '- - .f Q, -1 . - ,,. ,W .. ., X Nfblliigl' as 5 qs 5 W s K J ,- in Y 22 lb. Q T? 'ig 5 ,f I if 'J f 1 A Alva Glenom Richard John Bill Joyce Virginia Richard Bert Bob Swap. Taylor Templs fu, Elshof Thompson Thompson Upton Vander Ark VonderMeer VanderMnr if i ' ue... 4 5 s A If Kathryn Gail Jim Roger Ken Mary Louise Jack Janis Estella Alice VanderMolen VanDulst VanDeVoaren Van Oosten Vansolkema Vasquez Verbruqge Vitins Vogg Walker J G - .. Q -.-r4 1--' -:'l H ' 5, 4 1 : ' . 'Q ' X 'Q 'a ' i 4 f ': sm iiii J xl T T - Bill Bruce Marilyn Chilloro Bgn Roger Marcia Patrick TONY Bvd Word Ward Ward Weatherspy Weebgr Wgokley Whitman Whort Wickering Willlr wg - 1 -. - 2 5 , Q - N at , -- .- ' N 5 ,K ., 7 . ' S , 'Q , i ff. . L: s f orrr ' Q ' R 1 Lx ..., Paul Beth ROY I TBIZYGW Marcella Dave Allen JeH Wilson Wittenbach Wilson Wilson Woolf Wynalda Yetman Zehe d O t 't is ' 'Q T l . I Learn Through Doing' q f 'i , rl V . mob Qt. In the Trade Opportunity De- ms . A 2 ' 1' . N 'Y' Sm partment students recelve educa- Ift' f X is ii tion with an emphasis on various Bkichurd glare Sgnuzl DR.kL. Ronald ihirley Diolores Skills, Their regular course gj owwess rown ar oc ery ate ones ewlx Study Includes English, history, r and general mathematics. In ad- ams 1 t- d1t1on to this, the girls receive y T ' . Q., tralnlng 1n home economics, sew- ' 1 ,E Q gg , mg, and soclal graces. For the , 1 . boys, shoe repairing IS a mam ' f feature of thls program. Some . D . . . a work in eneral sho IS l - Buster Jaunita Steela Leo Harold Frank Fred ded Roindin 0 Sofllnct-il Mathis McAllister McAlistier Nickerson Pond Roberts Scott ' . gl u e ra. e Opportunity program, special A ' i'2 s issrs T' T crafts, music appreciation and .. ,Q , i f art work are offered. Through 1 1 8 l M 3 P I 1. U ,Elf these specialized courses, the stu- Q, T ' - dents are trained for future occu- ' Y pf,, ' 4- 43 -' A is patlonal work in society. a - i'.,r f ,D se ... 5 4 M , 4 - K Frances Chester Thomas Delzaria William John Lee Elngyq Simon Sloan Spaak Spears Strong Thompson Tylgr Edna Allen Tom Barlo T1 I 1 Delois Boxman Charlel Chmielewslmi 'K 1 S Y Ron Cornelisse -3 Roxemane Dieuch 4 fi ,ia .gr-1212 o ,4 Judy Flielslro Freshmen ., 6 - ss ' Q Judy Karen Vello Sandra Richard ShirIeY Joel' MCIFY CGYOI Anplegale Arnold Arrali Allmins Augdahl AU9d'-'ll' Allfllf' HCCVWJCY' RUN! if I J gi A B I i g - in . Q' Q X 69 i bi ' Q ' f A I W , ' Q ,. xx- ii ' M .,- ' z .K f James Cheryl George Richard Ron T'l 1 Chmloole LWN' PW' Ballle Bealry Benge Beukema Beyer Bifiell Bland Blom Blowe' ,. , . as if si ' J ' ' is. s s B -' gy rg B, f . Q, ,i John lim JUdY John Jem' Judy Phyllis Karen Bruce Bredikis Bruiruma Bucknell Bunn Calvert Cqylwn Carbon Ceggn Chqpmqn Growing in Importance 9 W The Freshman are found in a ' . 1 OS1t10I10f rowln 1m ortance. ' 5 E A, In the Nmth Grade, they are re- Ai- . N is sponslble for malntaming then' X an governmg body, the Junlor Hlgh Jani: Haro ' ' Y ' ' M0fCl0 Dov' Cowl GMM Cla' btudent ffOl1IlCll, and through it Cook Cm., gon... provldlng actlvltles for them- Q H tj selves and the younger Jumor J high students. They now can take ,X a more aCtlVe part in sports. Jun- ' ki -y J Q - 1 X 1 lor cheerleading IS opened especl- , L y ally by them and for them, and , X34 K they may also take responslblhty 1 - Rohm Cm' as a Jumor Usher.. They are on sity, ROW Dum Couxino Cralie top of the JUYHOI' hlgh WOI'ld. Dahlslram DeMaagd DeYoung ' My it . xi' V ik 'I ' ' ' ' ' 2: Barbara Sharon Gordon Don Rana Larry Sandra Jane Margarel Domb,ow,g,i Dmk, Dudley Dylihouse Dykman Edwards Elglond Figures Fleming W gf 5 o n , ' 1 X, W ' V ,L , 9 ' I 3 5 , ., . . Q . - 5 ll - iw K 1 x 'V ' Q' L, 'VX NUHCY Diane GYHCYS Mary Jim Herman Belly Virginia shown F0 Y'hl FYGYY FVISONI Frost Galanis Gloe Goachoe Goachee Goode, J, ny W X U L ' t ig Q 'Q - Y w 'Q W N b ll e. i . H. Viffi i .. ia- eajyi, 1, in in fx t X , . 1 ,ez J Shirleen Howard Joyce Shirley Srephanie Bill Eugene Lois Wilson Jerene Graham Graham Green Green Hall Hancock Hanford Goree Goh Graham Freshmen K ...Q Mattie Harrison Q' r' 5 3 Jim Jason .e.n..g. - 522 - 7 ,K QQ QS . QQ. I axis 'A Jon Keegstra Q is 'i 5. 'X Mary Leavenworth 91:5 ' N ' is Q YL at le: N Paula Lowe i Marilyn Malice iiiggl Ed Merizon Mike Musser se 1.:l..f: r w. be V . W' - -' r -P L rs VVQQ . f g :J ' r A ' 'N V ,. ' JW ' Q ' V i E 4 '21 -52 A-lg. agjesn iwsintg r we fx W e L w QR r As ' -L 'f 2 W1 ,-'- L J. ' ' si JOAN- Jim Elbert Rom Don Judy Jvyce Jvrden Sfmdfu Heller Henley Henry Hermandez Hieftie Hoebeke Hvlmei HUIS J0nS 'U .- -' ' 1' . Q e :Q- '55 : QQ , . , 'Q - . 'QEE :nf in :fin r E Msiwiwhgi , w'? fflf il Q - - ---- QQQQQQ Q Q Q :,,Q' , : . QQ X Q S , f , if in .ez-E tt -. it Q ,f Q . QQQ QQQ 3 Q QQ Lkkr , QQ ff- - s -:::- . . iw' ' . .- -1 JCIr1el Pick Tom Albert Dole Margaret Phyllis Frances Sandra Jensen Jivery Jobse Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnston Jones Kggtelin --rr - 15,53 who - E V :Q nys r. M5- f j 1: ,. qyik . Q . QQQQQQ . Q QQ , Qr 'T L ..., L -sf , 3 L.. if Kathy Pauline Henry George Kay Barbara LaVerne Shirley Bob Kikstra Kimm Knights Knutson Korg Krombeen Kuiper Ladewig Lolre in is eesr L V. J... M +R E' 'W M K rr Jim John Dolores QLUCY Wendy Lenderink Leng Lewis Lrbbett Littlefair 753 . V L r ' t., , sm X terer ll ,, , ' E' H 1 , 4 Darlene Dave Cafeteria gt noon Bill Jean Margie Mofofnbe' Manning Markham Martin Matheson QQU, W owl 1 ,are wer 1 ,, TOM Donn!! Pele Pat Ron LaBerta Sandy Mar ' garet Marcia McCahan McClellan McGrath McLean Mclntyre McKeown Mead Meeter Meissner -' - - SQ-:, :.:r ,.t. - ,-,Q I I X ----' 3 wg Q Q ,jk Q -Q Q QQE ' ' X Q 44, . L if ff- .. 15? ' . it A r is Ae li J ' - V xt ' Q J t L f nv ' - X- r---: ' lvsr-' e R09er James Peter Ann Carol Janet Nancy Eldon Margaret Merkle Meri! Meyer Miller Miller Miller Moore Morse Mottashed e.,v ,1s1 Q , QQQ: . ., W , Q Q e e W L.,, H .. Q : 5 E e if 1 Q J Z 5 ' 4 . 2 ' L ,,r, ,gm the Y Q gf? ,Qk,, ie W, sm,5 Q, L ,Q Y .- rw' . -u J 7..'. 5- ,-- 4 ,, ,I 5 , , 4 Q Q ws r ' es,,' ' . ,, A I 1 -L - L ' J 6 -. f ,, ttes esee K 'M ' 1- X . 4 f - ' -., Q Barbara Margaret Tom Peggy Donn Linda Jill Chase Margaret Myers Myers Nemic Noble Nordyke Orth Owen Palmer Patrick Freshmen '? H .N ,f . - , ' V Q t , x e he 5 . Bill Lola DJGHHB John Ron Nancy Janice Fred Sylvia Dick Pavers Pererson P0009 Pierce Plank Plaeg Pollie Porter Prexlon Pullen 1 asf Q - V ' y . J i k..f 4 i R . I S. ' j - . Q- . N! 4, L' ' , ' Qs- 1 i ' . A u X 1 : J 2 - -J m , X l Judy LOUJS' Gary Eugene Donna Elizabelh Rudy llxe Anita Helen Rakim! R0'V'bU lhindersma Rencher Rich Riemersma Rios Robeznielu Robinson Raelofs 9 1 P 4 M 1 kv Q A ' ' Qf A x -or G X A .X A. U X 3 y . A J if X 1. J. A u Bill Jerry Larry Sandy Gunar Tam Romgngq Houma Ranma Rowe Ralile Schell Schiechiel Schiener Schoon Schuiling ul JL J.':l'f ' R ik i ' img: is ex X . J. Terry Garry Dennis llxe Slephanie Barbara Jane Maria Janice Mara Schunk Smit Shplmo Steins Srien Stockreef Sturgeon Swope Syren Tone ' qi ,,,. W W - 2 Q ,e J 35 X or . cr 1 1 rl. L1 . ks 2 '-- : E- X ' J-. Q .f YQ, - . - . ' lg il ,l Viqiifflff ,Q Vx 3' s ' ' . X Donnie Karen Sue Nancy Marie Elizabeth Curl Genline George Elaine Thomal Thurber Tornga Tovlen Tyler Uhlmann Ullery Umphryes Vanbellrum Vandenioul -'Q , , Q ' , lv ' i ,s iv' ' '. A X, 5' J fi 2 . ' J rf 'fr f -.J J J ' - ni 2- a r i if 4 J I J ' in Wr- John Luk, Dick John Nancy Tony Jean Jaan Leon Jana Vgmdgngyink Vgnd,,Mqa, VanderMolen VanderPan VanderSIool Van Exs Vanl.iere VanOeveren Van Pullen Vldeis A ' rar Q Q ' 1 ry , f ia S '- Q A .R L- V X., - X y K . X 1 X Sonia Annie Dave Sharon Eric Ron Carol Sheila Gary Janius Wahlberg Walker Wallgren Ward Wendlandr Wesorick While While Williams Willix J . x X , .J N x c Q' K 5. I-QWY .--.. Diane Paul Debby w '0 willon Wolbrink Wood Wright Wynn R0 Sophomoires M.. . N . F . - s l . H i ll Y if . N iz A l . lf 'il' .: 'f. J S . - - . V , ' -' A My ' , ' BQ? f A we pgs 4 2-- Am, A . - . 'se ll U ' A ' ,,:. 5 A A -V s A Q. , . js. sgf.L,bA Mary Anne Woodrow Helen E. James James Karen Gail- Roger Dayid Bill Adams Alloway Anderson Anderson Ashley Baker Baldwin Ball Banister Barnes -,-,' - ' - . 1.2 --1' 1 ' M 3 is f' is . A - r B . 3, 'fer J .Q sf its Us e as is xl - ' r . Q y. f uuq 1 VK Q. .3 . it . 1 Q K sis-fi--1 , -- if . f ' L- - 1 Robert Rebecca Tamara Jean Ken Larry Mille l-ff Y Helen Pu' Bartholomew Baughn Beattie Berry Betteridge Betteridge Bleri Blork BlUClfbUfl'l Bodell 5 1 . 1 ' 1 o 5 ' xi - ' . -1 , .ll ',--' f .- , -6 J f 1' A I J. J Q.. Hi Dave Carol Dave Dolores Judy Dan Mary Willie Moe Mordene Barbara Boeskcol Booker Boot Bowman Boyer Brink Brown Brown Buckhalter Buehwer A ,k:. - . K A e g r Z si' ' 5 5 fists. in i oin Q? Another Rung' up the Ladder 'J liii. V. 1' A i - As Sophomores, all the activi- 3 ' Bil- ' tles of the semor h1gh school are N3 21.213 , A Mmm' E R S U now bemg opened to them. Thelr h D ' ' H Id - 090V a y - - ' ' ' o n ave oro Burr Carlton Cavanaugh g?rtlC1p3.l',1CiI1baIld J93.deI'?fh?? In Chmielewski Clare Clinger - kk I V A B Ulally C U S 3,11 OI'g'al'11Za IOHS K is of high school is beginmng to be it ,, XR , y i s i felt. The Sophomores are on the J A Q .,,, first rung of the ladder toward 1n- Q 5 . 'Q ,Q Q li creasmg responslblllty and rf' Q .gr 'f 9 1 - lm, . IHHUSDCQ. 7 . ' MaryJo Fletcher Richard 50509 lee Anne Lmfm Collim Cwu, Cum! D'crChu,-,gel Deans Deminck ff J y We . 'fs V -sfi s? is in ' it ml is A s J. if- f i ,,..: A as .. f ' L2 ,. f A , . kk , K ' Dolores Rob Kent Tamara Jim Dave John Maxine John DOH Denton DeWreede DeYoung Dingo Dieleman Dobry Doll Dollahite DOHJKCV Dl'0bf'Y . , . L ,..,, N .Q ,K - -- Qi. , . I , V- - ,, y it l . -' :T A 1 ' .. i f' . il' '- s - J M V ,lb y .,,.: . Y 2' Q V .. E lg A N ., . W ' 'lf A ll 1 ffgg - .,,.,: 1 ., ,, , larry Dorothy llze Pal Douglas Ruth Barb Mike Roberta Evovme Dunn Dusendang Dzeguze Edwards Eggleston Eldridge Elwell Emaus Enslel' Ever' Qllzlilj U ' ge. g ' 5- K ., . , K T V I t I ,.,k.,. V .. . . A . - . M., .- Fullsls J 'Y DQR Janice Joyce Jerry Doris Nick Martha Pot e ers Fessell Filius Fish Fish Flonigan Flory Franz FYOSV Geigle Sophomores x. Q1 Z' 1 E2 r ., L . ' 11: . ,Q-fi X w s fi, ' h -ff' .S ' . 4 X ' - '. l :MX ll ' X A ' . Robert Tim Mack Mina Maiia Nolan Gerry Nick Donald Kay Gilder Gildner Gillespie Goudlwaard Grava Groce Grummel Gryfakis Hall Haminger 'K i 'V ' f f .TI N I , . 54 f- sf 5 1' S, Q . v , 1 h , ' f S , in 5 i i K Q Q P-fi we ,- I - xx K l xx ' I M f e K . i Janice Dave Arden Lynn MGYY 4C 'ol Slarlene John Jf'fY Jlllicf' I Hansen Harmon Helms Herman Herron Hlghlwufe Holwerda H00Q9f Yde Humng lgnowwsk' if of Q , ' X f X Q , Q , P' T ' Q' f W v , Q ir f' Q - ,. Q e 5 A W 1 u k y K K , .N Joe Jerry Orvin Richard Carol Margarel Joanne Slewari Joyce Roher! Jellema Johnson Johnson Johnson Judy Kelly Kiel Klooslru Knapp Knapp S Q- Q J 1 P ,R Q , Q . AL. M A, it J atv gy E K no mi x a l l ,J o HCNYY louis Barbara Tom Barbara Karolyn Judy Kordelllii Junior Kard Kiander Kimn Kirry Koen .2 , N X , . 'X X i . Q no - , Q f .,, A - Q p 1 , 3 be . is y . .fm Yr ,l!!. X. :, h- ,M .. K Q . E Q T. N ' , A , 5 me ' fm , Q - . A ,- Ed Gloria Gloria Tom Dainis William Charlene Kui er LUMUH . .... , ,., e Y , l-Umblfll l-'IMO l-Glda LeClaire Maddocks P gf i fi-5 lo K . Sf . rx iw ' K ' QQ: lm . , x '- . .. ! ll f Q - Z ' 'lf . we .J J , 6 g,1g.?ii ' ' 1 X - , ,.,. - X Judy Howard Gracie Nancy Richard David Jan Lea Carolyn Pal Ma usen Marin Munmon McClain McCormick Meeler Melbarzdis Menko Merchant Miliusix 'W U , x, - ' ' .J I N A ' a A , V . ' E ' T- Q, ii 2 Y ' 4 ' . K f L f F ' J. A 5 fs- .xxe 1 -- . - . - , , ' , 5: 1 .' T - . Q X-1. 4 , T s. X lmogum John D.a,,,,a yymium Bob Joyce Don Bonnie Karen Karen Milly Min., Migcynll Mom.. Morrison McShan Murlland Myers Naughlon Nordstrom ,, .r,, 5 1 - , Y X ,NQ ly ii A ., Donna Kennelh Ronald Phyllis NOW' Mmic Marv lim John Vilnis Nordylin Oren! Orem Orr Onh OUd2f'dYlK Qualmon Pace Palmer Palialnx Sophomores ts iff y I X 'H' 23? - Nj 2 ' ' 1 'J Ella Mae Ronald Donna Jean DUN Perkins Pleune Post Pratt ,, kkk L .v,.. . . W rg. : f R We y .EE , We ' S .. ' ' fr D J Ed Anne N. Marcia John Runvan Russell Rykse Sampanes is ii . t Q J 5 ', iiiilfiivi Q .a,i :Sign . ,Qu5wia.3 fy gs4g.gi-ggi we M, shi- V A - Joanne Roger George Ed Selby Sellon Senterly Semeyn fer gg 1 . Q -rr s. S fm Iro Jeanette Lorry Wayne Smith Smith Snyder Snyder . i I K .. L ggi: fwffg ,ffe fagps ye, Judy James Henry Judy Thurkettle Tilman Tolsma Tunnigliffe ,. gy qu, Q- 'P ' . f F fi 3, -i-I i' ' , ii ., N 'L I 'J , giafmix I ii J an J it some ,f.WHsew Judy Beth Linda David Phyllis VanderStel Vander5toIp VanderWalI VanKammen in 3.1. . , 4 ls. 'E '+- .. ,: - , - Q' Mike Louise Lynne Toni Wadin Wagenaar Waterman Webster Chuck Edith Wiser Woods A W' - J 'iffis -QQ S . S 7 '- LJ! ac' ' l' Y' i .- S P ' Bert Mary Lee Bob Pat Carol lrene Price Rathburn Ripley Roberts Robinson Rodriguez .A -, -- K 4-- , .3 Q ,Q K Us 2 f , Q w,q iii? :Eggs Q!! yiyzsi, .i,, A .. r, l ' I S M ' R Fred Dennis Marcia Nancy Jerry Todd Sanders Sapp Saur Schuelke Schuiling Seat: f Q U' S J L - as f' ' it f ' J riii S is if - J W9 'if if J Q 'U A' K Q 5, A g ' 'F' Q I ' , .. . 3' - ' . '7' H A Jaan Charles Diane Carol Yvonne Bruce Shoesmith Short Shoup Siekman Skinner Smith Q57 . Q51 - S il -1 - - r an i s?H is is a,4Q ,,r e-yW . . .1 K kkkr - I H Q 2 fwgenf , J f R 2 . . -We, - Chuck Delzoria Jon Clara Lois Scott 50 5Pears Steketee Stoepker Sturgeon Swanson r is R J H Sr o in rgeulo- orssrlegx wfus es: 3 H , K. .5 - f- ,s,,ss- -mfr' ' - 1 Paul Ruth Ray Tom Mary Ken Turowski VanderArk VanderMeer VanderMeer VanderMolen VanderPloeg Q unul r .., W, , ,.,.. . r tk, K Nancy Gordon Becky Dorothy George Jack Van Loo VanLaozenoord Varnell Vasquez Vitins Vonklou .. ., k,,... . ,, ,. . H .,. , ,. ..:.l Y ' .1 K I .... . . ' 4' A eine, reef , :ir 4-A. fge - , Ii . .s 555 new ' y fl ' V,Lk , ' . , ,E ':. . ' ' , L ' 8 ,. he Jim Diana Peggy Sandra Roger Sharon Worden Westen Whitman Wilkinson Winters Winters Don Cam' Tom Biruta Wynalda Yeiter lie' limi! JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Treasurer, E. Whilmany Secretary, J Kellogg Pruldent J Judovicsy Mining from the picture: Vice Prnidenl, C. Holzophl juniors Nearing the Peak The Juniors, organized as a class, had a very wide scope of activities. Many of them were able to take the lead in school projects, in the Student Council, in sports, and schol- arship. They organized their own activ- ities also, such as potlucks, dances, and money-making projects. Gaining experience in leadership, they are looking forward to being full-fledged seniors in the coming year. Juniors sa ,as Q si Q ' , ' X 35 . yell' 's' ' J ' iz 'i 4. -I Q - . ' Q., ii U 1 , : F ,Q -.f f F off -Q i ' mr Lg,-yy Ron Jack Sue Bart Edward Shirley Rogene Jack Barbara Adams Alderlan Apol Bechman Baker Baker Baker Barnard Barton Bazon .W . ,ax ..,, K . 3 rm. f I KH-:Q A x K r A I t 7 ' i - -- '. 'ir ' QF ' W z gg G . . ' A ., wi Jig- G if x i ' ' , 5 W' I -. il? s'- ' 'N Bryon Johnnie Sue Maiia Leroy Sandy Jim Roberl Janice MCYY Beaton Benson Berlield Berzins Beukema Biferno Black Boice Bomqaari BVGUI1 . I , r-- - , .Qi - -1: .,..: ., S fin, v - H - . - - , J 2 'f ' ,L 1 5 . 'F . 5 H Q .1 ,Q I s I Q . ' Q aux ,K -V ,gf jr . -7, 1 Q K , 'Y ' x I ' 8 Francis Lena George Trellis Judy Deanna Ben Gloria Nellie Ronald Breen Breuklnk Brown Brown Brugh Bruin Bruinsma Brusky Bunn Bunn . ' A ' - r . if . t J W i Z C I 7 1 ' Sonia Lilifa Natalie Beverly Elna Marie Burns Buss Campbell Carlson Carlson Carr sez- - f - aw K' , gl k., . , ji' ' - ' F: -1- - E, . ,' an .'A i . A Q C. - . .. ,J o , 54. . 'K' F Q A 'K al-sig' il r J .R ','. . Phil Neil Georgene Pete Vermaire guardian of the halls R'-'bu' MQW Jo' Celon Chamberlain Chysler ' Cresweu Cross Gow iw i N , 'QC C-F ' .Q -' i, r y' AX fi J .-9 K i F F J , K F .Q F .J zaifag .arg 2 1 ' .ra . iw, -Hr 2,' 4 . . Frances Tim Judy Gail Joyce Dave Dave Jim .BGWY Kathy Cummings Danley Dawson Dean Decker DeMinck Demon DeVries DWICNUVI Dominick K . Qi t Q . . A 6 1 . I f A Q v . I if K S , S K i - . X lm. '. ' . X ' , 'i ' M f ,Zia Lawrence Jane! Joan Mike Aldis Sharon Jeff Levi Donna Kenneth Dorsey Duemler Dudley Duforl Eiups Elliott Fairbroiher Figures Fox Fox . 'ii ,. i' .... ' , A 3-All . - 'f ' ' ' 5 W 1' ' 7' ff -34' . ' 3559 A , Geraldine Martha Elaine Dale Dou las Nanc Elois Merlene MY ie Howard , 9 Y Franklin Freeman Fyke Gaasrra George Gilner Goodson Grace Gmc' Green 1 juniors Q ,ix b Zi ... . , fr., 4 .. Shirley Ann Richanda Richard Virginia Fred Sally Sharon Mulfie Bob Gwen! Greewood Gunron Haismn Hanger Harvey HUYU HUYU3 Huron HOWNUN 2 ' Q U . .s f V. . N ft. , X we c ,i i , . A R 1 A in J J X gh 'I Chloe Carole Darlea Bob Judy John Sally Marva Jo llmar Holxaplel Hormulh Howland Huber Huddleslon Huizing Huixinq Inge lnnis Jankalns - i it 15? A V f -. X A . Q .1 . -.. E in I M Y '-...J L ' ' 1' . .xc . L 1 A 1 is . F f f D Jim May Frances Caroline Jim Kathy Llona Juris Alu JIU' JUCJUC Jasinski Jennings Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Judovics Karrip KOUDUN K0ll099 ii 'U' . 4 l Q r X- Y - i -. 'rr - 'ay - 'iv ' is as K Q Q ' ' A . Jamu Joan Anne Marilyn Donna Bob Chase Nancy Carol Stephen Pearl Kerr Kelchpaw Kiel Kipen Kirkbrida Klinosrekor Klundcr Kneer Kordg Krigkgqrd ll ,. y if - ag CC , 8 - X -Q. -ng 5 , .4 . Gerrit Maris Sandy Ruvh Delores Bonnie Darrell Marvin Jim Rosalie Kruizenga Krumins Kubiak Lamb Lambeth Lamareaux Lance Lieberman Lindberg Lomonica .- cg. . K Y J? rs 3 Q . X Y in Sherry Jack Dick John Sally Barbara Dave Marcia D00 TON' Longfleld Lowe Lugvigheid Macfachron Mafheson McGhee McKinney McWe!hy MOON' Mifdwnl X ll , a y a ' M a . Q ,L -X .. yr K . y ' va . H, ..l in ' N ,Q ' ' L JUUY KUY lUdY CarolY0 Bob Claudia Marlene Sallie Jerry Bill Mille' Mille' Mllllv-'NP' Molliw Monroe Moore Moore Moore Moriariiy Morrison SP' 5 , ' Q e Q ' . 'N Y 'li N it ka x . ' if . ' ' X - ff. I X xx - 'lf x Q.. . . . X x L1 -a L .2 Susan Sally Jackie Mary Jack Judy John KUY G09 DCl9f1liG Morrison Muller Qrphy Murray Myers Myorg Nelson Noble Osmun Oslrovs uniors . 114,- wi . IJ' I 'Q W at Q 'Y It I' PS I 1. f . . I 93 -- I . P I ,I' I X ', , fm . lg , ' -f-- f mf' Charles Juanita Shirley Carol Barbara EVOHHS John Bob Put Lee Otterbridge Pack Palma Peterson Pierce Plerre Polmonteer Postma pfice hindi, , - .. 51- rrr . 1, ' 5 : - ' I j , '- -. W7 ' ,, ' E .'-1 9 ' I 5, - I , . M I 4' , - Ralph Annu Marilyn Bob Bud our. william James David 'Clayton Pullen Purins Raatz Racine Rotclill Raterink Ruthbun Rekis ReY 0IdS RICI'10rdS0rl 'S' . at ' ' me .ily M U A -I f Q ' fr 33 I x , in 1 . 3 : I R , i it . K y .gli -1 k r - gk? VV ' ' X K .. , -... .1 tal - I X I . .gl Dianna Pat Elizabeth Emmet Paul Joyce Dave LOUIS BSIIY give Ringvld Rios Rose Shafer Schnider Scott Seager Seals Seeley C Of' Eg5.sff1- ' K' r.,, If .x -ar. ,M M X, j ..., , . ' , A-3 R I.. 1. . . A t . A Y I .2 ' K Q . f i . , --L5 A I f g , I' f V- : 'W' ' W. 1 ' e ' Q. ' IE. -B. Q - 1 -f,- I ': . A ., i: an - N7 X fm . ' my I Jim Roy George Barbara Jan Ronald Sandy Boyd MQW Dick Sheehan Shepard Shough Simklns Smith Smith Smit Sn der 5Pe 'Ce SIUHICY Y JUNIOR GIRLS' CHORUS llNEg LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Thwaites, S. Wells, Patience and Impatience B. Simkins, S. Matheson, K. Noble, M. Moore, E. Whitman, J. Dudley, M. Littlefair, K. Johnson, E. Rose. unliors P Dave Sieinforl 3 Sue Thwcmes ll 4 Jim VanSoIkema Frank Whllman Judy Slephens Mark Tornga Angelnla Vasquez ' x Elizobelh Whitman Los? in a sea of books. 6? jg, . 5 , nb 3 ' . I '- Tom Dick Slone Slreuferl 3 Gail Charles Trill Ullery gm 1 f - . a 1 Jim Pele Verburg VerMaire l Q I Ernexline Phil Wiggins Willson 2 Q Jerry Slurgeon Ealine Vaicius gl . ' l .r rx-A . X Torn Wall is Lenore Wilxan Uga Subins ef? 'lt Jerry VanBelkum 2' To , M ik George Ann Waxlce 'Q 2 . I Dave Wirlenbach r Dagniia Ostrovs: Galle Parisienne f: y 1. ag 1 I Q 1 . Charles Richard Taylor Taylor Waller JUCJY Van Dum VanderWoude ,fx M 'X b- 1 5 5? 4 trna Bruce Weiner Wil , A I Q f John KUY Wolcott Worden Doris Thompson Katrina VanDomeIen Ex Shelba Wells . 5 SC - L E X Judy Wynani Jon Slegenga K1 Shirley Thurkeflle S s xv Richard VanDyke X A K Connie Wesorick X L X Ron Zimmerman .N Lf .wwfgff--f W pf' . is 'fi QM? . ,Z 3323? f f ak .S ifffqi 1153 A 9353? i Mfgqk ii 5 Q , If f 53 5 L3 'Wig if ,QB QQ , X X 1 '1QT ' x A gi . v.,-f f QV ' 35 sl .cf sf ' K ' 0- . 4 ai , .fy Val 3 fi f.:2.f ! ', Q .ll 1 E 'Vs li! is J ' .axe ass Poem Here we are, Destined continually to strive toward . i everlasting peaceg Patiently waiting, . i Battling the elements, Hopefully gazing toward our future, u I Accepting the glory of tasks completed. Pensively glancing at our past, i We, the have been's of the past, the are of the Hopelessly caught in the present. 1 . present, the will be of the future We, a rising generation- Look only briefly at what was or could Youths, adolescents, young adults- have been, We, the guardians of tomorrow's world- Wonder-ingly at what is Doctors, lawyers, engineers- ' I . , And assuredly at what is to be. Carrying the responsibility to do what is expected of us as well as what Here we are ! cannot be expected, only hoped for. Come world-we await you ! Seeking everlasting prosperity, Eternal good will. -Lynn Nordyke :lass Song Words by D. Kristen T. Hormuth Music by T. Hormuth muff rw J MU i Oh Cen-ta-al now me pause cmd hum-hlq thank ukou 'lor the J rIf'J-dwieff MJ J., it mem'vnes flew To all so ver-xl close and chev-.tsheRQlour 5 J ii i H ll J, J-J f f l leeds to us now so sm-care ble leave thee. nowto-Yqee 5 W- e ee e e me mf J mf ,li in 5 the -lu-ture ,our 'Youn-logtnons Sturm m thee. Pmd Hess-me U-E J. H541 1,3-JU! I-li with -Wh Qhack-QYOMB thqt. tor qou me our best will he. A as fe in fl is e I oi 'lmfhuizl Hou :fe qwee to x5lLeQe3k,Yal piss l LQ Uffflifl If-WMI i onward to new qoale that are hush .ble prom-use tirholtl llteq .P MJ' I ight ffl .P HTL-E -pvc.-cepts leer me exe-:ht qou with our success -Yum gear to qeqv-. Seniors JOSEPH ALBERT ABID Student Government, Football I, 2, 3, Track 2. JAMES THOMAS ANDERSON RUTH APPLEWHITE Pep lub. ORVAL BADGER Track 1, rack Manager 2, Red Cross. ROBERT LEE BERGER Senior Play Stage Crew, All- School Revue Stage Crew, Band i Swimming 3, 4, Co-Captain, LEE ERNEST AMTSBUECHLER All-School Revue Participant, Student Government, Service Club, Hi-Y, Red Cross, Annual Art Editor, Orchestra, Bond, Regional and State Musical Con- testg Track, Tennis. VIVIAN EMALINE ANTONOPULOS Student Council, Student Governmenty Service Club, Y- Teens, Horizon Club Secretary, Bi-Weekly SIUH. WILLIS WHITNEY ATWELL JR. Senior Play Commiitee Chair- man, Math Club, Tennis l, 3, 4, Tennis Manager 2, English Workshop, Jets Club, Annual Photographer. ELIZABETH ADELLE BENNETT Mic :gan Helping Hand Club. RONALD CALBURN BLACKALL Baseball , 2, 3, 4. SUSAN BLANCHARD 'esx-up Day Chairman: Senior my Student Director: All- hool Revue Participant: Usher: udent Council Treasurer:Stu- :nt Government: Honor Soci- y: Service Club: Y-Teens: Big other, Big Sister Sec:Treas- er: Horizon Club Secretary: 1nual Literary Staff: Bi-Weekly ishion Editor: Math Club: assical Club:Thespians: Agono easurer: G. A. A.: lst Choir: iglish Workshop: Forensics. -IARON MAE BOONSTRA irvice ub: Y- eens: Youth ir Christ: Horizon Club: Eng- sh Workshop. AREN JUNE BOUWMAN udent ouncil: Service Club: Teens: Horizon Club President: .A.A.: lst Choir. JUDY ANN BRINK 'rom o- airmon: Senior Play icript Reader: Student Council: itudent Government: Y-Teens: -lorizon Club. CAROL ANNE BUNN itu ent Government: Service Ilub: Sock and Buxkin: Thes- aians: G. A. A.: lst Choir: Pep -:ML eniors NANCY LEA BOLLES Student Government: Horizon Club Vice-President. FREDERICK JOHN BOSHOVEN Senior Play Stage Crew: All- School Revue Participant: Stu- dent Government: Hi-Y: Swim- ming 3. LYNN ANNE BREUKER Student Government: Y-Teens: Horizon Club. EUGENE BROWN udent Council: Red Cross: Band: Football I: Baseball I: Track 3. FLORA BELL CHAPMAN 61 Q X 1 -T .X .. ,, . Q .. wx, Qs. . K x 1 s zuii 9- ggi A 4 ff? MQ? W .M Q E! -uv- Q Q ' ' Q 1 , w J ' S xi ' K ., Q . fb FSF . ia Z, , ig , 5 X ' 4, QL. , 95. f Q 15 Q .girl V 'QE k if 5 ....,, , . 5 8 n ,arww Senior Play STAGE CREW, Isl ROW: E. Morgan, K. Pickens, K. Waferman, A. Sellers, 2nd ROW: L. Kos, J. Moore, K. Pickens, S. Fuller, Siudent Srage Manager, F. Boshoven, S. Mail, 3rd ROW: G, Silavs, W. Whitman, B. Krombeen. K fur, - MET 1 f s,,,fH Diamonds in Ohe rough h'9h h'eh'H Prusis reserves seals for the big nighi. PLAY CAST, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Murray, F. Oole, M. Sernick, P. Gryfakis, S. Blanchard, D. Zonder- van, B. Cuncins, M, Kiander, P. Donham. Missing from pidure: D. Newton, Ouch, Chat hurts! xi 'S 7 3 2 KENNETH CALVIN CLARE Class Prophecy Chairman, Sen- ior Play Ticket Committee Chair- man, All-School Revue Box Of- fice Chairman, Student Coun- cil Sergeant-ot-arms, Student Government, Honor Society, C- Club, Big Brother, Big Sister, Math Club, Sock ond Buskin President, Thespians President, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Math Work- shop, Ram Jets President. BENITA SILVY EVA CUNCINS Senior Play Cast, All-School Revue Participant, Horizon Club, Sock and Buskin. JOHN FAUST DEBOER Senior Class Sec-Treasurer, Helping Hand Club. ROGER DALE DE VRIES PATRICIA CECELIA DONHAM Senior Play Cast, Student Coun- cil, Service Club, Y-Teens, Red Cross Treasurer, Horizon Club President, Library Club, Moth Workshop: Pep Club. GEORGIA CHRISTINE CUMMINGS Service Club, Red Cross, Hori- zon Club, English Workshop. KAY FREDERICA DAHMAN Senior Class Girl Advisor, Colors and Flowers Chairman, All-School Revue Participant, Usher, Student Council I, 2, 3, Service Club Secretary, Y-Teens Vice-President, Horizon Club President, Bi-Weekly Sports Ed- itor, Sock and Buskin Play Cast, Debate I, 2, 3, Agona, G. A. A. Vice-President! B a n d, Cheer- leader, All-School Revue Chorus Line Director. CAROLINE EUDORA DE MAAGD GEORGE LYNN DE YOUNG BIRUTA DONINS Horizon Club, Spanish Club, Aaona, G.A.A. NETTIE MARIE DONKER Student Government, Service Club, Y-Teens, Horizon Club President, Bi-Weekly Stafl. ROBERT JEFFERSON DUMAS 'barbell 1. ALVA ALENE DYKEMA ienior Play Stage Crew, Serv- ce Club, led Cross, Horizon Club Secretary, Agana, G. A. A., lst Choir, Pep Club. ROBERT LEE EDINGTON Ltudent Government, FootbalI2, baseball 4. SANDRA LURENE EVOY ienior Play Costume Chairman, ieniar Play Stage Crew, Student Bovernment, Horizon Club Vice- Wesident, G.A.A., ht Choir, ti-Weekly Stal, Library Club. R S I, M. ii K I f' - HP .., L 'l .Lf r 2 gi 1 A -9 Seniors JESSE DULANEY JR. Usher, Student Government, Service Club, Hi-Y, C-Club, Foot- ball I, 2, Basketball 2, Crass Country 3, 4, Captain, Track 4. DOROTHY MARIE DUSENDANG All-School Revue Participant, Service Club, Y-Teens, Horizon Club Secretary, G. A. A., Ist Choir. TERRANCE MICHAEL DYKMAN Band, Footabll l. GERRY CARL EGGEBRECHT Band. GEORGE ALAN FALCON Seniors MARVIN JAY FERGUSON CHARLINE FOSTER GLENDA LEE FRY All-School Revue Prgrams Chair- man, Service Club, Y-Teens, Big Brother, Big Sister, Horizon Club President, Sock and Bus- kin Vice-President, Thespians Vice-President, Band, Regional Musical, English Workshop, ln- ter-club Council. BARBARA ANN FYKE Horizon Llub Treasurer, G. A. A., English Workshop. 24 MARLENE ANN GEERLING Senior Class President, Helping Hand Club President-Treasurer, Student Council. JUDITH ANN FERWERDA Senior Play Costume Chairman, Service Club, lst Chair. FRITZ GEROLD FRANZ Hi-Y President, L.-Club, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, Galt I, 2, 3. SYLVlA SUE FULLER Social Chairman, Senior Play Stage Crew, All-School Revue Participant, All-School Revue Committee Chairman, Usher, Student Council, Honor Society, S e r v i c e Club, Y-Teens, Big Brother, Big Sister, Horizon Club President, Math Club, Agona Vice-President, G. A, A., Orchestra, Athletic Secretary, Math Club, Inter Club Council, Annual Literary Staff. DOROTHY RUTH GAZOIS Helping Hand Club. GERALDlNE GESINE GLOE Y-teens, mg Brother, Big Sis- ter, Horizon Club. MONIKA ILSE GOERTH Ionor Society, Y-Teens, Horizon Club, Agono, G.A.A., lst Choir. EARLEEN LOUISA GOODSON srvlce Ctub,17g Brother, Big ster, Spanish Club, Sock and iskin, lst Choir. MAUREEN ANNE GOUDZWAARD umeral uoy Cnanman, Serv- e Club, Y-Teens, Big Brother, g Sister, Horizon Club, .A. A. PETE POLYKARPOS GRYFAKIS mior Play Cost, Usher, Hi-Y, oth Club, Sock and Busluin, md. LINDA ANNE HEDRICH :ps and Gowns Chairman, mor Society Treasurer, Y- ens, Classical Club, lst Choir, glish Workshop. Seniors IMANTS EDVINS GOLTS Bi-Weekly News Editor, Trans- ferred from L. H. A. Loroverk, Sweden. ROBERT GREGORY MICHAEL GORDON DANIEL LEON GROCE Service Club, Big Brother, Big Sister, Baseball l, 2, J, 4, Bgg- ketboll 2. DAVID CHARLES HARTMAN ANNA HERMANIS General Chairman of Homecom- ing, Senior Play Make-up Co- Chairrnan, All-School Revue Participant, Student Council, Honor Society, Y-Teens Treasur- er, Horizon Club Vice-President, Annual Photography E d i to r, Sock and Bus kin, Agona, G.A.A., Sec-Treasurer, lst Choir, English Workshop, Junior Class Vice-President. Joe Seeger Class Brain Ken Walerman Done The Mosl For '57 Class Politician 1 Juris Prusis G Kalhryn Picke Class Romance fi to 68 my Jim Johnson Handsamesl Boy Class Fashion Plale David Krislen Class Nose Judy Brink Class Flirl Roger Neason Class Physique u N, 'T Qi , J ss' .W -7 , M54 ' 'lv Mary Kiander Best Aclress Girl Life of The Pa Mosl Mischiev ,L 5 Carol Jean Class Scatlerbrau hu .. mfs- f , , in 1 l ,i Anna Hermanis Mast likely to lonilia Goerth Most Gullible Don Zondervan Class Chatterbox Class Clown ' ' , 'T F fl 1 l l ig. is ill fl 'Hr oger Rathburn Most Conceited Gladys Teunis Best All-Around Girl Most Popular Girl Rudite .Iirgensons Most Feminine Hugo Stall Class Pest ,F f rQlb Ai- l .,,,, 'rx an Psiunvg :rol .leltema Class Fashion Plate Judy Murray V '57 Done The Most For lu Judy Van Artson Class Apple Polisher Benito Cuncms Class Figure Prettiest Girl Best Girl Dancer W Ken Clare Walking Dictionary Pele Gryfakis Friendliest Jim Walker Boy Athlete Terry Hormuth Quietest Linda Hedrich Class Man Hater Fred Webster Class Woman Hater Delores Newton Class Wallr Q Q f wav- .ktbxwuriy g l Mike Olree Boy life Ol The Party David Wissinlr Best Actor Mary Kae Murdoch Girl Athlete Xl Sandra Schelling Class Giggle Seniors FREDERICK BRUCE HOEKSTRA AlFSchool Revue Participant, Student Government, Hi-Y, Sock and Buskin, Thespians, Foot- ball I, 2, Baseball I. TERRY KAY HORMUTH Senior Class Secretary, Class Song Co-Chairman, Student Government, Honor Society, Service Club Vice-President, Truth for Youth President 4, Secretary, 3, Horizon Club Treasurer, Annual Literary Ed- itor, Spanish Club, Sock and Buskin, Debate 2, 3, 4, Agona President, G.A.A., Ist Choir, Junior Class Secretary. CAROL SHARON JEAN Senior Play Stage Crew, Student Government, Big Brother, Big Sister, Horizon Club, G. A. A., English Workshop. JESTER LEE JENNINGS :ross Country, Track. DAINA RUDITE JIRGENSONS Class Poem no-Chairman, Stu- ent Council, Honor Society, Y- eens, Big Brother, Big Sister, lorixon Club Secretary, Annual ditor-in-chief, Annual Literary tall, Classical Club President, .gona, G. A. A., Ist Choir, Eng- sh Workshop, Class Play Se- irlinn fhninnnn CHARLES EVANS HOLLIMAN Student Government, Serv Club, Football I, 2, Basl ball I. MARIAN JEAN HEUKEI Y-Teens, Pep Club. CAROL ANN JELTEMA All-School Revue Participar Student Government, Servir Club, Horizon Club, Biolog Club, G.A.A., Cheerleader, En Iish Workshop, Pep Club. ROBERT PHILLIP JEWETW All-School Revue Participant,I Y, Sock and Buskin, Football 3, Golf 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4. DIXIE LOUISE JOHNSON' JAMES DONALD JOHNSON Announcements Chairman: Kami Jets Club. MARY ELEANOR KEEGSTRA JR. SiT1tor Play Publicity Chairmang Student Governmentg Y-Teensg Horizon Club, Library Club: G. A. A., lst Choir. KENNETH ARTHUR KILLMAN SFIl'l'57'Pl?6 Stage Crewg All- School Revue Participantg Stu- dent Governmentg Hi-Yi C-Club: Spanish Club: lst Choirg Foot- ball ly Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM LYLE KNIGHT All-School nevue Participantg Usherf Honor Societyg Jets Club. DAVID BURTON KRISTEN Class Sang Co-Chairmanp Sen- ior Play Business Managerg.AII- School Revue Participant, All- School Revue Ticket Committee- Cltairman, Usherg Student Council: Honor Society Presi- dent, Hi-Yi C-Club: Math Club: Classical Club: lst Choir: Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track l, 2, 3, 4: Math Club. Cali! X . if' t .5 nur t Rf V Rlgs-4 cr, I if-nf 1, .. 5 .. fc Seniors JOHN HENRY JUNIOR JR MARY LYNNE KIANDER Senior Play Castg All-School Revue Participantp Student Coun- cilg Service Clubf Y-Teensp Hori- zon Club Secretaryp Sock and Busking Thespiansg G. A, A.p Bondi lst Choirp Cheerleader. JURIS KLAVINS Honor Societyg Math Workshop. LOIS JEAN KOS Senior Play Stage Crewp All- School Revue Stage Crew: Serv- ice Clubg lst Choir. BRUCE NICHOLAS KROMBEEN Senior Play Stage Crewg All- School Revue Stage Crewg lst Choir. Seniors BARBARA ANN LAPE Fmerat Day Chairman: Usher: 'udent Council: Honor Society ice-President: Service Club: orizon Club Vice-President: ,ath Club Vice-President, Clas- cal Club Vice-President: Sock 1d Buskin: Debate: Agana: . A. A.: lst Choir: Math Work- nop. JOYCE CAROL LEAVER ervlce Llub: Horizon Club Vice- resident. DONNA MABEL LORENTZ Slping Hana Club Secretary: enior Class Vice-President. NANCY ANN LUTH oflloll Luau, IYUIISICIIC hristion High School. SHARON AGNES MAIL flass'T'UY'Lnairman: Senior 'lay Make-up Chairman: Senior 'lay Stage Crew: All-School 'evue Student Director: Student Iouncil: Student Government: Ionor Society Vice President: ervice Club: Y-Teens Secretary , 4: Big Brother, Big Sister: 'ed Cross: Horizon Club Vice- resident: Annual Business lanager: Math Club: Biology Club: Spanish Club: Sock and tuskin: Agana: G. A. A.: lst Ihoir: Junior Class Treasurer. gg, , E wb PAULIS INDULIS LAZDA SETVITE Club: Bi-Weekly Co-Ed- itor: Newspaper Advertising Manager: Math Club: Biology Club: Classical Club: English Workshop. ETTA JO LEE Memorial Chairman: Usher: Honor Society Secretary: Red Cross: lst Choir. WILLIAM GARDINER LOYE JR. lst Choir. MARILYN JAYNE LYON Service Club: Horizon Club: G.A.A.: English Workshop. JACKLYN LEE MANDLER Service Club: Annual Head Typ- ist: Library Club: lst Choir. Cen1tarall's Royalty HOMECOMING COURT: LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Moore, A. Hermonis, C. Weeber, B. Cuncins, King k Qc'K'pfQ'S 14 R. Necson, R. Rafhburn, J, Johnson, M. Sernick. R ll: i f' f.,...-My 5' , R,-we M-- ,. 4-':t'!1'f W ,,,, ww' 1 '.I'f' haf Ay. 1, .w'f 'T,'1L'-T'-N 'lc . W,-,,......7 ...w- : ff:'-gvu .-M , 4.-mv-vilfu ' g ,.,...... 5... N.. . 5 1 -2? '33 . ' J Q A r 'L :uw 5 A 4. , 1 I Q i 7 9' . 9 . Qi N . 1. A' ' -1 .nn f P - 0 . D. f lf 'K-3 t'Qn.gfvffQ.,, , . R C. f h , f5'v,. fflv. M. ,, , 'iL3S..,lk..:T, v . Yip Q, ,RV L. Seitz, Queen G. Teunis, 1 - x, . . , ff ...A Yf m,?3R A Il Q 9 fx-A-. Y C1 f .L -Niiw Queen Gladys gives her thanks. FOP HOP COURT: LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Jirgensons, Queen S. Blanchard, K. Dahmon. 73 Seniors JAMES RAY MARING KTISTTTOQI Revue I 'ticipantg Youth for Christy Bondi lst Choirg Swimming 4. ERIKA VALDONA MELBARZDIS LYNN DAVIS MILLER Band. JAMES DAVID MOODY All-School Revue Participantp Student Government: Hi-Yg Foot- ball 4g Basketball 45 Track I. ELEANOR Ross MORGAN senior Play Stage Crew, Au. School Revue Flip Card Chair- manp Student Governmentg Service Cluby Horizon Club President: Library Clubg Sock and Buslxinp Agonag G.A.A.g an ELMARS R. 'MATEUS Ushery Bi-Weekly Editorg Band. LARRY L. MIDDLETON Banu. SHARON JEAN MOFFATT Senior may Stage Crewg All- School Revue Participationg Serv- ice Clubf Y-Teensg Horizon Club Treasurer: Annual Circula- tion Managerg Orchestrag Re- gional Musical Contest. JANET LEE MOORE Senior Class Treasurer: Memo- rial Chairmong Motto Co-Chair- many AII'SchooI Revue Public- ity Co-Chairmang Student Councilg Honor Society, Service Club: Y-Teensp Big Brotherp Big Sister: Horizon Club Presidentg Annual Advertising Managerg Bi-Weekly News Editory Span- ish Cluby Agonap G.A.A.g All- School Revue Make-up Choir- man. HAROLD DWIGHT MORGAN MARY LOUISE MULLEN Student uovernment, Service Club, Big Brother, Big Sister, Sock and Buskin. JUDITH KAY MURRAY lir Play Cast, Student Government, Service Club, Truth lor Youth, Red Cross, Library Club, Bi-Weekly Re- porter, Biology Club, Sock and Buskin Secretary,Thespians Secretary, lst Choir, English Workshop. ROGER FRANK NEASON xllfsfhool Revue Participant, Hi-Y, C-Club President, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 'l, Track 2. LAWRENCE RUSSELL NELSON Hn-7, Math CIJBT Biology Clul' Vice President, Pep Club. DELORES ELAINE NEWTON Senior Play Cast, All-School Re- vue Prevue Assembly Chairman, Student Council, Student Government, Y-Teens, Horizon Club, Library Club, Math Club, Classical Club, Sock and Buskin, Thespians, Agona, G.A.A., lst Choir, Pep Club Vice-President, Secretarv. I Seniors MARY KAE MURDOCK Senior Play Stage Crew, All- School Revue Stage Crew, Y- Teens, Youth for Christ, Horizon Club, G.A.A. President, lst Choir. ANTHONY AARON MUSSER All-School Revue Participant, Student Government, Hi-Y, Foot- ball 1, 2, annual: t, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 4, Hall Monitor. BETTY LOU NELSON Senior Play Publicity Committee Co-Chairman, Youth for Christ, Red Cross, Pep Club. DONALD EUGENE NERLI All-School Revue Participant, C-Club, Swimming I, 2, 3, 4. LYNN DENICE NORDYK Caps and Gowns Chairman, All- School Revue Participant, Usher, Student Council Vice-President, Y-Teens President, Big Brother, Big Sister, Horizon Club, Biol- ogy Club, Agana Secretary, G.A.A., Orchestra, Band, Regional Musical Contest, ln- terclub Council President. Seniors WILLIAM MICHAEL OLREE All-School Revue Participant, Hi-Y, Sock and Buskin, Thes- pians. FRANK ALLAN OOLE Senior TY'lT:y Cast, All-School Revue Participant, Student Government, Service Club, Hi-Y, C-Club, Math Club: Sock and Buskiny Ist Choir, Baseball, Swimming, Golf, Jets Club. LINDA JOANN PETERSON Stuaent Council, Student Government, Red Cross: Hari- zon Club. KATHRYN ANN PICKENS Senior Play Committee Chair- man, Senior Play Stage Crew, All-School Revue Participant, Usher, Student Governmentp Honor Society Secretary, Serv- ice Club Treasurer, Y-Teens, Big Brother, Big Sister, Horizon Club Vice President, Bi-Weekly Statfp Math Club, Biology Club, Agonu: G.A.A. MARLENA-KAY RATH Mentp Service Club, Youth for Christy Red Cross, Horizon Club Vice-Presi- dent: Library Club: G. A. A.: E--l!.L XAIA-I-.L-n if' lbw .. fr 3, i , 'i f , N wwf x rl BONNIE ALAINE OLSEN 9'm7deTl'T Council, Y-Teens, Hori- zon Club Vice-President, Library Club Vice-President, Spanish Club, Transferred from Union High School. TERRILL EARL PEABODY Student Government, Footbal l, 4. KAREN RUTH PICKENS Sensor Play Stage Crew, All' School Revue Participantg Usher: Honor Society Treasurer, Service Club, Y-Teensp Horizon Club Treasurer, Bi-Weekly Assistant Editor, Math Club Secretary, Biology Club Secretaryi G.A.A.y English Workshop. Jums Pnusls I I All-School Revue Participant, Student Governmentg Hi-Y Ser- geant-at-arms, C-Club, Football 3. ROGER ROY RATH BURN Til-School R'e v u e Participant, Student Council Sergeant-ah arms, Student Governmentg Hi-Y Secretory: C-Club Vice-Presi- dentg Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Ip Basketball Man- ager 3, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Hall LAAAEA-- GEORGE LATIMER REED JR. SOUTH ' 'CVGYS Vice-President, Mock Election Chairman, All- School Revue Participant, Usher, Student Council, Service Club: C-Club, Big Brother, Big Sister, Bi-Weekly Sports Editor, Moth Club, Cross Country, Track, Track Manager, English Work- shop. WILLIAM YMAHLON RILEY Laid, Swimming 3. SHARON LEE ROMPH t xfllffi-?l0Ol Revue Participant, Y-Teens, Horizon Club, Orches- tra, Bond, Regional Musical Con- test, Maioretle. LARRY FRANCIS ROSE XLWITOT' lavrfgnfrnittee Chair- man, Student Council, Art Club. WILLIAM FIELDING SCOTT Helping Hone Club, routh lor Christ. Seniors DALE MARTIN REIDSMA LEONARD WAYNE RITTER DIANE MARGUERITE ROOT Service Club, Y-Teens, Horizon Club President, Bi-Weekly Statl. SANDRA LYNN SCHELLING Horizon JOACHIM FRIEDRICH SEEGER Senior Class Boy Advisor, All- Schaol Revue Participant, All- School Revue Ticket Ca-Chain man, Honor Society President, Big Brother, Big Sister, Math Club, Spanish Club, Track 4, Fnnlieh Wnrkshnnf Hand llehnr , H r A . , , Q5 s N. S' E ,N mln 1, L JJ!! 1 '-1-Jw svxitk 1 :k l i ia F . xffydi N3 3 5 N ,fu QQSK , .. -' ' 1 Q rw 5 . 5' S 5 X X is S X S if Q5L .,, Q' S' 5' 1 f 1 4 uni, 5 wg,- -sxfsi ' 1 51 . . x J L wiv if 55: X 11953 5 ' 72 sg ,-,- H.: ..,, 5' 1 wr W uw , Hunk ' 35- ' 'i Q' 4 . Lf -fi 7, d 'dur' Thmk she'lI make n WL e xi' ' I A' L 1 5 if fxxg1' X ,' Y A, 'v ' ' 5 X Q Solemn momsnt LEE MICHARL SEITZ orwllau President, All- rol Revue Participant, Head sr, Student Council, Student ernment, Honor Society, , C-Club, Big Brother, Big rr, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Base- , Junior Clan President. MILTON SERNICK WNW Cost, All-School Re- Participant, Student Gov- nent, Hi-Y,C-Club Sec-Trea- rr, Sock and Ruskin, Orches- land, Regional Musical test, Football 3, Track I. DRMA JEAN SHERWOOD :lent Government, H o ri z o n b. EORGE DAVID SILAVS uuN.i4 Crew, Stu- t Government, Service Club 'h Club, Sock and Buskin mming 2. ,ARRY EDWARD SMITH in N. r.. Sw ., tl Q -'r Zi Seniors ALFRED RICHARD SELLERS Senior Play Stage Crew, All- School Revue Stage Crew, An- nual Sports Editor, Sosk and Buskin, English Workshop. BEVERLY JEANNE SEXTON Servicengulf Horizon Club Treasurer. ROBERT THOMAS SIGNOR Student Government. BONNIE ELAINE SMITH JUDITH GWENDOLYN SNYDER Eviifmnsoiveiviifiiairf s e f vi Q Q Club, Y-Teens, libra ry Club, Biology Club, G.A.A., lst Choir, Pep Club. Seniors HUGO STAAL AUSMA GAIDA STAGARS Y-leensg Horizon Club: Sock ond Buskiny G.A.A.g lst Choir: English Workshop, ZIEDONIS TAUBE VERNITA MAE THOMAS Student Counclly Sock and Bus- kin Treasurerg Thespians Treas- urerp lst Chair, Pep Club Treasurer.. LILITA LIVIJA UNGLENIEKS Agonag G.A.A.g lst Choir. Qi? ES 4 wif! 57 13 I' H -, 'S www se-ff41frs-'ff is 21 .i -iw 11 ' Y' ,gjvflr gr .. sr- - , r , : ' xuzig iv 1 ' ' - .V ' . ,Lrkk X ,gf Q tl- I K .. .vm s., ' 54, ,f is X drank gl-Q 3 CHARLES WILLIAM STACEY Student Government: Football 2: Track 2. LOLA MAE SUTHERLAND Student Government, Service Clubp Horizon Club, Agonag G.A.A.p Pep Club. GLADYS VERSTAY TEUNIS Prom Charrmanp All-School Re- vue Porticipontg Student Coun- cil Secreoryp Student Govern- ment, Horizon Club: Math Club Treasurer: G.A.A.g Cheerleader 3, 45 English Workshop, Pep Club. JUANITA UMPHRYES Cheerleader. JUDY JO ANN VAN ARTSEN Numeral Doy Chairmanp All- School Revue Participontp Usher, Student Councily Student Gov- ernmentp Service Club: Y-Teens: Big Brother, Big Sister, Horizon Club Vice-President: G, A. A.: Maiorettep English Workshopg Variety Show Secretary. RLEY BETH VAN DAM on Club President, Bi- :ly Stott, Ist Choir. 'Al KENNETH VAN RYN chool Revue Participant, lent Government, Hi-Y, etball I, 2, Track I. DAVID EARl VENEMA Tent CounEl1, Student Gov- mont, H-Y, Football I, netball Manager l, Swim- g I, 2, 3, 4, Hall Monitor. AMES RELDO WALKER School Revue Participant, dent Government, Service lb, C-Club, Big Brother, Big ter, Football Captain I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Pep Club. DOLORES JEAN WEBSTER nior Play Script Reader, 'eenx, Red Cross, Horizon tb, library Club, Biology tb, Sock and Buxkin, Thes- mx, G.A.A., In Choir, Pep tb. 1g'.':0I ' , ' gJi 1,3'ZfQ19fl ln, ., 'A . . ' 1'f'f'Iv:Qll .3 ,L 4, ' V fr J! :Li ,UI lil... Y - r?,,-Lgm, 3' 1 ' -v,,,n ,, Wx!-,ggi , 1' wel' Seniors THEODORE VANDER VLIST Usner, Service Club, Hi-Y, Bi- Weekly Head Reporter, Pep Club. BARBARA ANN VAN SWEDAN Horizon Club, Biology Club, G.A.A. GEORGE VENSKO KENNETH MILES WATERMAN Senior may mage Crew, Stu- dent Council President, Public Relations Officer, Hi-Y, C-Club, Classical Club, Basketball I, 2, Cross Country 2, 3, Track I, 2, 3, 4. FREDERIC SCOTT WEBSTER Student Government, Hi-Y, Big Brother, Big Sister, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Track I,81 2, Tennis 4. Q if ff X CENTRAL CENTRA K Qi fin 'Si ,il s . -f f L fx Q, CAPERS CAPERf EW ,i ' ir, ' f r. 1, Q ' nk xi s 5 A fy , M 4 ga 'W , , ' ,. wma W y .. ,. .4 ,,., 1 - S, , 'Q i ' is ' 'n 5 '. ' 5 ' 3 Yf L 5 3- 4 I. gif' f ,f J .fa Q f if-5 wagwig 6, s::u.K3.M APER ...f f 5 Q xo Q -A H X 'sf s 9. -T ' L' A NMNSTZQTQT. W x. .Q .S N iw , X 'Q -if - K f J x Seniors CHARLES GORDON WEEBER JR. English Workshop, DONNA MAE WESTON ATI-School Revue Participant, Red Cross, Horizon Club, Sock and Buskin, Cheerleader, Thes- pions. WALTER FRANKLIN WHITMAN Senior Play Stage Crew, AII- School Revue Stage Crewf Biol- ogy Clubg English Workshop, Math Workshop, ROBERT CLARE WIGGERS lst Choir. CURTIS MAX WING CHRISTINE JESSIE WEEBER H o r I z o n Club, G.A.A., Trans- ferred from Caledonia H i g h School. WILLIAM DALE WEVER JACK DONOVAN WICKERING Usher, Student Government C-Club, Big Brother, Big Sister Cross Country 3, 4, Track 2, 3 4, Swimming I, 2, 3, 4, Cop tain, Hall Monitor. WILBURN EDWARD WILSON C-Club, Football I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4. DAVID JON WISSINK Senior Play Cust, Student Government, C-Club, Big Brother, Big Sister, Math Club: Sock and Buskin, Bond, Tennis. 'lie Prelliexl Mon Humorous Culoxl Mos! Grotesque Moxl Original look, Mc-no teolhl if .4 K l Senior Dress-Up Day Three ring circus Jock and Jill wen! up the hill l I Heil, Hillerl . . . ond friends Carol Jellemo Larry Rose Geraldine Gloe Rudile Jirgensons June! Moore Fred Websler Jock Wickering X .4 85 Seniors SILVUA ZIRNITIS A1r11'c1IooI II e v u e Participant, Honor Society? Agoncp G.A.A. lst Choir: English Workshop. Summer School Graduates DONALD RAY ZONDERVAI Senior Play Com All-School RI vue Parficipunb Usher: StudeI Government: Big Brother, Bi Sister: Red Cross, Without Picture JEROME LAURENCE 7FFBOR EDWARD WILLIAM WEIPPERT Seniors Without Pictures HAROLD LEE FAIRBANKS JOHN POSTMUS CAROLYN JEAN HOOVER PATSY ANN STANLEY RICHARD DALE KLUNDER WARREN ALFRED VAN ESS MARIS ozoLINs JAMES VANDER MYDE B6 Class Prophecy The prophesy of this class I was given to write, They shouldn't have done it, for they know I'm not bright. Though I'l1 attempt to tell you of our students fair, As to what they will be and when and where, For in our class we have all kinds From Elvis to Einstein and middle-class minds - Some will grow geraniums, and some will be preachers, While others will be ditch-diggers or maybe teachers. So on with my story I shall proceed And try to tell of the lives they may lead. First of all, 'twill do no harm To mention Jim Moody plowing the farm. Then at a Marine Base on a tropic isle, We find Dee Newton with a happy smile. Then there's Dave Wissink, a Dennis the Menace, Who's commonly known' for his playing of tennisg And we can't forget Oole, so clean and neat, Now with a broom, he's sweeping the street. But going down the street in a sharp used car, ls Judy Brink on her way to shoot par. Rog Neason, to tardiness a slave, Will not be on time 'til due at the grave, And Fred Hoekstra, at landscaping an ace, Is now planting trees with unerring grace, And Larry Nelson, who used to feed his dogs, Has turned his attention 'to raising hogs. Then Rudite, the editor, so shy and sweet Is now printing racing forms, three on a sheet, While at the circus with never a frown, Is our man Seitz calling everyone clown. Benita Cuncins, who's great at ballet, Is striving to be known on the great Broadway, And Daniel Groce, who takes after his pop, Will be cutting hair in the barber shop. Yet Jesse Dulaney for those A's still gunning ls remembered well for his,cross country running. 1 Ken Killman, remembered for his mischievous pranks, Is now playing third base for the New York Yanks, Aracgsiack Wickering, who was at swinuning a Learned his lessons from a great guy named Splash. Meanwile our friend Pete, so mild and meek, Is found in a college studying ancient Greek. Bill Knight, whose ideas seemed a little queer, Has turned out to be a fine engineer. Then at the bike races, winning them all, Is a flash on two wheels, Hugo Stahl. Looking into space among the stars, We see Fred Webster returning to Mars. Away from Silavs you should keep far, Or you'll end up buying a shot used car. Fritz Franz with his aversion to schoolroom benches Is chasing tanks and living in trenches. When in the future, if you think you've eye trouble, Make sure it's not the Pickens twins when you're seeing double. ' Any of you who will be a small town resident Will find Janet Moore, a lady bank president. 'I'hen in the Olympics, trying to beat the clock, Is Central's contribution, Mary Murdoch. A boy who always goes into a trance Is Mike Olree when he does a Charleston dance. To maize an accomplishment and to attempt to exce , We all realize that we must do each little thing well, So seriously, then, we'll all do our best To be a success and withstand time's hard test, And to our benefactors, both great and small, Whom we now leave behind in Central's halls, We owe a great deal of gratitude and thanks And hope for the forgiveness of our childish pranks. To lltlliss Meyering, Mr. Upton, Mr. Ludwick and 3 , Our sincerest thanks are really too small. Best wishes to classes of future years For the enjoyment, laughter, heartache, and tears Which come with t.he fulfillment of our high school careers. -Orval Van Ryn Kenneth Clare Susan Blanchard QR O I ' I 5 0 O 1-Milf Student activities constitute an important part of our education. By participating in a variety of activities, students made their life at school well- rounded and more enjoyable. School life not only becomes more complete and interesting, but expe- rience in social relationships is gained, and many new friends are made as well. THEN ow W wg 5 fig 3ZQ. Ei x it W Q . . -B 2? .gw F' gain Q 'fr iw? i' X , -s A 'H sim' lil: V Xgtkacfg 9. ,W 35925112 Ms Qtwavi new P ,A noni! xx 'p,.,f,1 f inet? ,Q Q H -K ull mic tl :df If .,nn sud un! inf! 4001 f ,wif un! .f,ful 'luv' 4,ivi' .Agrf ,Mat .QF , mi wir, fx. fp H3 fwdf ,i,5, ' is Ng L muff - , in 'Wm 009 Half-way Up the Scale In its second year of organization, the Junior Student Council has become more active in the affairs of the junior high school. While sponsoring the organization of the Junior Cheerleaders and the Junior Usners, they have also been active in the sponsoring of two junior high dances, a pep assembly, and the monthly newsreel assembly. The council also worked together with the Senior Student Council in sponsoring the All-School Mixer. They celebrated their year of work by an annual picnic. LEFT TO RIGHT: Vice President, J. Wolberinlzg Secrelary, M. Matheson: President, S. Rowe: Treasurer, R. Plank. llin. High Student Council lx! ROW: C. Bohre, P. Noble, J. Wolbrink, M, Mclheson, S. Rowe, R. Flank, E. Merizon. 2nd ROW: R. Curnelisxe, B. Covanough, J. Feke C. Biere, B, Snyker, S. Russell. 3rd ROW: B. Stockreef, A. Shoesmith, F. Tilmore, V. Arins, P. Johnson, M. Quolmon, J. Bucknell, K. Kish Mn ROW: L. Kniper, P. Fuller, D. Hiellie, P. McGrath, F. Barn, R. Ncrnell, D, Wynoldo. 5 'Iv' is i i hh X ...uni lst ROW: K. Dahman, R, VanderArk, S. Blanchard, G. Teunis, K. Waterman, L. Nordyke, P. Schneider, R. Rathburn, 2nd ROW: R. Jirgensons, V. Antonopulos, J. Moore, S. Fuller, S. Moore, E. Weiner, B. Uhlmann, M. Burr, L. Waterman, J. Shoesmith, B. Simkins, E. Rose, T. Webster. 3rd ROW: M. Raatz, G. Grummet, S. Cavanaugh, M. Kicnder, J. Judovics, D. Kristen, J. Nelson, L. Seitz, J. Seeger, P. Vermoire, J. Lindberg, S. Mail, K. Clare, A. Hermanis. Sr. High Student Council Point of Order! The Senior High Student Council has been very active this year and undertaken many major projects. 'lhe council has set up and sponsored: A cafeteria system An identification card system A Student Council office A Spirit and Pep Week Fop Hop 'tBoys Heaven, girl-treat-boy dance All-School Mixer Annual Homecoming Dance Chaperones' Lounge for all dances These activities are based upon the purposes of the council: to promote co-operation, to en- courage morals, to sponsor social activities, and to serve as a means of communication. Every senior high session room is represented by a student or students with at least a C average. The council meets every Monday during the last half of a specified hour. 2 dl. I 45 X., h J -'LAI' . 6' A .y ' ' K ', , . FT TO RIGHT: President, K. Walermany Vice Presidenl, L. Nordykey Advisor, Mr. A. ndlg Secrelary, G. Teunixp Treasurer, S. Bfanchardg Public Relations Officer, P. Schneider. a l, ,Q -it Q .4 -u ,gr- + , The Homecoming dance-Sludenl Council's Hrs! big proiecl of Qhg year San. High Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL PANEl.g LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Seilz, S. Blanchard, Mr. R. Brown, P, Schneider, G. Teunis, N, Klunder, Mr. E. Vruggink. 93 M.. .an lst ROW: S. Palma, B. Donins, K. Pickens, S. Huizing, S. Biferno, M. McWeIhy. 2nd ROW: E. Morgan, N. Gilmer, K. Johnson C. Mollien, B. lcpe, M. Goerfh. 3rd ROW: S. Zirnilis, L. Unglenieks, S. Mail, A. Dykema, B, Lamoreaux, C. Wesorick, E. Whil man, J. Dudley. Agona Cllulb Cleaning the numerals on initiation day. Inspecting the iob l Tv ff . --mf 3 rv- ' . ff' 5- 'is 0 ,. M 81 lUl ROW: 1. Dawson, B. Simliinx, R. Jirgensons, K. Dahman, T. Hormuth, E. Weiner. 2nd ROW: E. Rose, S. Bachman, M. Adams, Hermanis, J. Moore, L. Nordyke, K. Pickens. 3rd ROW: B. Uhlmann, P. Kriekaard, S, Blanchard, C. Hormulh, S. Fuller, J. Van- Woudo. .... to uphold the high ideals. . The Agona Club is composed of selected junior and senior girls with a B average and a year's member- ship in G. A. A. The year begins with a hilarious in- formal initiation followed by a solemn formal initiation -tea. Business meetings are carried on during the monthly spreads, which are held on the first Tuesday of every month in the school year. The club sponsors many junior high parties. Every year, the Agona Club presents awards in the form of the Agona Cup, which is pre- sented to a ninth-grade girl, the Tri-Honor Cup to a senior girl, and S50 scholarship to Junior College for a member of the club. LEFT TO RIGHT: Presidenl, Terry Hormuthg Vice-Presidenl, Sylvia Fuller. Secretary, Lynn Nordyke: TYBCSUYCY, SU' Blanchard, Sponsor, Miss H. Freeman. wmv . we :RAW S1 lst ROW: D. Meeker, J. Dawson, E. Rose, B. Simkins, B. Lamoreoux, S. Biferno, M. McWethey. 2nd ROW: J. Huddleston, N. Gilner, C. Knerr, B. Uhlmunn, S. Huizing, J. Millhoupt, G. Trill. 3rd ROW: B. Von Dyke, J. Dudley, C. Holzopfel, J. Bomgucrs, R. Gunton, S. Hayes, R. Bernhard, M. Spencer, S. Burns, Arnicitia Horizon C nb Service, Fellowship, and Fun The Amicitia Horizon Club works for the promo- tion of friendship and service among its members. Every other week, a spread, followed by a business meeting, is held. Activities of the club include: spon- soring the formal initiation of newly organized hori- zon clubs, sales of wrapping paper, doughnut sales, and a planned trip on the Milwaukee Clipper. In ad- dition, the members were active in the Red Feather Drive. The highlight of this club is the annual outing held this year at the sponsor's cottage. 96 LEFT TO RIGHT: Secretory, B. Simpkins, President, J. Dawson, Vice President, S. Biferno, Sponsor, Mrs. Wandersheid. A Q ,gs E 5 mtg? au fs ix? Q Q , 5 ...X'i'!uN2.. w I Q :l iU ,Sag A if 9? gf! 5 if fi W W-- x, , ff 1' a m e in 98 lm C 31 e i U IUL li n 81 Il lsl ROW: F. Olrerbridge, B. Winters, N. Arins, A. Koets, V. Gruhm, S. Augdohl, G. Claytor. 2nd ROW: V Lcmbegh, R, Umphryes, B. Johnson, J. Bornes, D. Alwell, D. McGrath, A. Dilder. V. Uplon, A. Shoesmilh, B. Griffin, G. Williams, Mr. O. Krislen lsl ROW: 5. Huizengh, P. Sloepker, M. Johnson, S. Horig, S. Doll, B. Willenbach, J. Schild, A. Arrison, M. Pierce, J. Doot, G. Dzeguze, L. Moring, D. DeVries, B. Jorgenson, D. George, L. Herbslreilh. 2nd ROW: L. Hicks, G. Hediengh, V. Klavins, N. Herbslreilh, E. Gryfakis, R. Nelson, W. Wood, J. Dodds, R. Vander Ark, L. Riller, T. Swiger, J. TenElshof, R. Vander Meer, W. Anderson, R. Bressler. 3rd ROW: J. Huizing, R. Wilson, T. Booker, J. VerBrugge, M. Boker, J. Zehe, R. Winlers, W. Thompson, L. Meyers, D. Blower, K. Kish, J, David- son, F. Bonnisler. 4lh ROW: Mr. O. Kristen, D. Highhouse, R. Doyle, T. Ripmasler, J. Porler, W. Green, W. Sfrong, R. Hunt, K. Pierce. C Q g fy :V lk, f H ll hw. X M .Wh ygl'1Z.,,.v. ,. WW 1 . 2 . X W: . if me . . lst ROW: D. Wissinli, J. Walker, M. Sernick, G. Reed, K. Waterman D Seeger 2nd ROW P Vermoure R Rothburn J Lindberg D Lance, L. Seilz. Jrd ROW: R. Necson, J. Wickering, D. Fussen, elson D Kris en Stan ey H Cling 4th ROW R Toy or Henry, F. Franz, I. Jonkalnx, W. Wilson, C. Ullery, M. Lieberman W W Morrison W Riley I K Clare J Dulcn D. Sluinlorl, L. Befieridge, L. Wilson, D. Wiltenbach. 'C ub The Big C's he purpose of the C Club is to establish a higher ldard of athletics at Central and to promote better 'tsmanship among team members as well as students. C Club had a very active program this past year i regular meetings, the sponsoring of many dances food sales, initiation of new members, and two k fries. The main project of the club this year was Jut pictures in the gym hall of past and present tral teams. LEFT TO RIGHT: Advisor, Mr, C. Irwin, President, R. NQUSOYI Vice President, R. Rathburnp Secretory-Treasurer, M. Sernlck if unior Cheerleaders Fighil Fighll NGO! TEAM! l l The junior cheerleaders, like those of the senior high, pro- mote better school spirit in the junior high school. They lead cheers at nearly all junior high games, including foot- ball and basketball. The girls held their business meetings, during noon hours and practiced every Thursday after school. They were also successful in sponsoring a pep assembly. lst ROW: M, Leavenworth, J. Green, B. Ccvancugh, S. Russell, B. Russell, C. Bahre, S. Doll, S. Preston, R. Hord. WTS. f .. ,, ..- 1M3 if 1 A . Q I - fs use-ss we hx, sk . .- Q XS Q X 'L X of X'-wx ROW: J. Tunniclifle, J. Umphreyx, B. Simkinx, M. Kicnder. 2nd ROW: S. Cavanaugh, G. Grummett, B. Uhlmon, V. Hanger, G. Teunis, Jahmun. Senior Cheerleaders Plugging for the Icom All Sct? . . . YOU BET! Y The senior rheei'lc-aders seek to encourage and ouse school spirit through their active program f cheerleading at all varsity games. Beside their ctuul cheerleading, the girls have sponsored a pep ssembly and held a spread with the Union cheer- :adcrs in order to promote better inter-school elations. One of their outstanding activities this 'ear was u trip to the cheerleaders conference in Kattle Creek. Hirst Choir 7-W 7 -.....v... .... uv... .. ... ..... . .... .., -, ....:,..,...,..., .. Mondler, S. Zirnitis, A. Slcgors, J. Ferwerda, S. Blanchard, O. Von Ryn. Making Music Second Choir and the Glee Club offer to all underclass- men the opportunity to participate in group music. Students in these groups receive much enjoyment from working on many different types of Choral music in preparation for mem- bership in the First Choir. Many of them also gain knowledge in the fundamentals of music. st ROW: D, Post, M. Finley, E. Woods, J. Umphreys, B. Nelson. 2nd ROW: K. Worden, N. McClain, M. Oudendyk, D. Ringold, S. Wilkin- an, F. Chapman, A. Soverson, N. Bunn. 3rd ROW: B. Klmm, B. LeClaire, J. Von Solkemu, J. Block, D. Horig, D. Cooper, A. Henry, . Wilson. nm . 3-ve' 'RLY ai . ,,. 3 t ,.. ,- 'W' I ..,,, -11-Y is Ti lst ROW. J, Fessell, K. Orent, V. Hanger, J. Dawson, D. Denton, V. Thomas, C. Knerr. 2nd ROW: R. Bunn, D. Rotterink, S. Evoy, S. Bachman, K. Johnson, Y E. Goodson, C. Wcsorick, D. Webster. 3rd ROW: U. Svbins, J. Maring, E, Lee, M. Goudlwaord, S. Cuvcinaugh, G. Grummet, S, Huizing, D. Ostrovs. 4th ROW: B, Lupe, M. Wadin, F. Whitman, M. Kiauder, L. Hedrich, A, Dykema, R. Gunton, J. Kellogg, S, Morrison. FQ I , Tones, Please . . First Clinii' is :in nigziiiizzitiuii tlizil luis inziny zivliieveinents t., its em-clit. 'I'lie Full Open-House. the Cliristmzis assembly, zinfl :in zisseinlmly c'uiieei't :ire zi few ul' their mziny achieve- nivnts. First Cliuir also sings zit inziny eliurm-lies during the vc-an' :intl pantie-ipzites in time Christinzis symphony, Their 1 tlit inline is tn vrezite ai bigger and finer choir. 'major :inn li ii' - '- lst ROW: l libbett, M. Tyler, J. Pollie, N, Totten, M. Cook, D. McClellan, J, Ratclifle, 2nd ROW: M. Fleming, M. Patrick, S. Atkins, J. Hilliker, M. Beichman, N. Moore, J. Heller. 3rd ROW: M. Tone, E. Vander Bout, S. Kostelin, J. Van liere, M. Murdock, R. Diersch, J, Miller. u - ' Tv? . . .. 1 r ..... Y . A 4 6 J' '- ,- Qi , Q , ': x.: , J K . Q N Q '55 in .. v QV- t- . 5 .Q W. w - , ,.,, K 1 fs kd ' 1 Q P - Q7 . Q I n i - 1 . fi' rw X.: . -3, Y K Q s , 1 A lim -my-ii LEFT TO RIGHT: Treasurer, E. Rose, Vice President, J. Dudley, President, O. Johnson, Secretary, D. Shoup, Ad- vusor, Miss M. Fennell. Classical Cluh Veni, Vidi, Vici The Classical Club meets to promote interest in Latin and to increase the knowledge of the Latin language, Roman customs, history, and civilization. On the first Wednesday of every month the club meets in room 222 with its sponsor, Miss Mary Fennell. This year the club has given Christmas gifts to children at Mary Free Bed Hospital. They also sponsored a clas- sical museum that displayed their projects for the year. lst ROW: B. Bartholomew, J. Ignctowski, O. Johnson. 2nd ROW: K. Huminger, B. Uhlmcnn, E. Rose, J. Shoup, J. Dudley, M. Adams, N. Orth, S. Biferno, L. Hedrich, J. Tunnicliffe, I.. Whitman, E. Weiner. Wi! 'QA' 5 X NE! 'ff -, ' 1.2 J ...E ,,.. ' A . v G.R. DEBATE 1955 56 WINNERS DIVISION CENTRAL HIGH In ROW: E, Weiner, C. Peterson, K. Dohmon, B. lope. 2nd ROW: M. Berzins, T. Hormuth, C. Hormuth, Mr. E. Vruggmk J Stephens. Debate Our first major contention is . . . Members of the debate team say that next to sports activities, debating is the most exciting, educational, and highly competitive activity in which students may take part. The object of study in the debate class is to teach students to think clearly, to teach evaluation of facts, and the weighing of evidence, and to develop ability to speak effectively. After they had learned techni- ques of debate, and gathered sufficient information concerning the farm problem fthis year's topicj, the debators put this knowledge to work and went on to place second in the city league, tying with South. In state-league competition, five out of eight decisions were awarded to Central's team. Since they had qualified through both city and state leagues, the debators went to Jackson where they participated in the state eliminations, win- ning the first debate but losing the second. C. Peterson debating affirmative Helios Bi-Weekly Making the Headlines The Helios Bi-Weekly Staff works as a means of communication between students of all grades. The Helios keeps tab on all cur- rent events, opportunities advantageous to the students, and top personalities and achievements. Beside putting out a paper every three weeks, the participating students learn to co-operate with others, combine various ideas successfully, and become ac- quainted with the various problems of leader- ship by holding positions of responsibility on the staff. lst ROW P Johnson, K. Schichlel, B. Wofring, M. Martin, G. Camp, J Doo! M De Vries 2nd ROW: D. Hampers, C. Holzapfel, C. Wesorick, L. Whitman T Vander Vlusl, M. Moore, E. Goodson, D. George. 2nd ROW P lazda, D. Meeler, J. Kellogg. 3rd ROW: V. Hanger, 107 , i4,, ,mm I 1, lst ROW: G. Lambeth, R. Baker, M. Collins, M. Sour, S. Winlers, R. Eldridge, C. Booker, B. Meyers, B. Buehner. 2nd ROW: C. Siekmon G, Baldwin, M. Rykse, L. Dons, J. Tunniclilie, J. Koets, R. Vander Ark, C. Maddocks, C. Robinson. 3rd ROW: J, Fish, S. Wilkenson B. Kimm, D. Shorep, M. Adams, N. Orlh, N. McClain, L. Sturgeon. 4th ROW: T. Dzeguze, J. Boyer, L. Waterman, M. Burr, B. Elwell M. Goudzwaard, B. Varnell, K. Haminger, Y. Minck. 5th ROW: D. Westen, T. Dinga, N. Van loo, F. Orr, J. Shoesmilh, H. Anderson, A Russell, l. Miller. LEFT TO RIGHT: Presidenl, Mary Kae Murdoch: Vice- Presidenl, Kay Dahman: Sec-Treasurer, Anna Hermanlis Sponsor, Miss H. Freeman. Girls' Athletic Association Xa.: ? I ROW: S. Mail, K. Pickens, A. Hermonis, M. Murdock, K. Dahman K Pickens A Stagers S Znrnms L Unglenleks 2nd ROW K Dah K. Pickens, A. Stagers, S. Zirnilis, l.. Unglenieks. 2nd ROW E Carlson G Dean J M houpt S r Evo ewton, M. Goudzwuard, M. Kiel, J. Brugh. 3rd ROW: M. McWethy R Barnhard S Hurling B Lamoroux N Gllner S Blferno Snyder, D. Webster, B, lape. 4th ROW: E. Rose, B. Simkins J Dudley E Weiner K Johnson P Kriekaard S Bochman Y Pierce Palma, C. Mollien. 5th ROW: D. Franks, R. Hoover, R. Gunton S Berfield C Wesorick L Whitman P Price S Matheson N Klunder Batter Up! The Girls Athletic Association seeks to build sportsmanship and good citizenship through a program of sports for girls. All girls in grades ten through twelve are eli- gible for membership. The girls meet every Tuesday from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. After several teams have been comprised, rousing games of basketball, volleyball, badminton, table tennis, and softball are played as the weather permits. When all the games have been played, the equipment put away, and the season is over, winning team members re- ceive pins for their accomplishments. First- year members are awarded a numeral, sec- ond-year members receive a small HC , and third-year members receive uAll-City pins. During the year, the teams entered an inter- school volleyball tournament. . d , lst ROW: L. Sutherland, G. Cummings, B. Sexton, M. Lyon, S. Boo-nstra, V. Antonopul0S, K- Rumi D- Rom- 2nd ROW' D' Dunn ang N. Donker. HPC Notes Horizon Club President - K. Bowmvn Vice President - K. Rflih Secretory - V. Antonopulos Treasurer - B. Sexton Keeping in Harmony A very full program of activities was sched- uled by the Hi-C Notes this year. For their own enjoyment, they held a Christmas party, various bowling parties, and a slumber party. They worked closely with the Campfire Office by participating in an Inter-Club panel, cere- monial, and banquet. During the holidays, the girls sold cards and wrappings. They also sold candy specially known as Campfire Candy . Their service to the school took the form of help in the personnel office. Fun and Service Foremost Every other Thursday during the school year, a group of girls, gathered under the name of the Jabber- ettes Horizon Club, meet to build friendship and to serve the school and community through their activities. Financing their projects by means of food sales, rum- inage sales, and dues, the girls sent two Thanksgiving baskets to needy families, supplied a Dutch-refugee family with clothes and toys, and participated in the Red Feather Campaign. Members of the Jabberettes Club kept themselves busy serving the school by help- ing in the Personnel Office and shining up the trophy ease. For their own enjoyment, they held a hayride and an annual house party. Sealed: Vice President, E. Weiner: President, R. Hoover STANDING: Treasurer, S. Morrison, Advisor, Miss Arnold Secretory, C. Wesorick. ,llalbberettes Horizon Club ht ROW: S, Berfleld, K. Johnson, .l. Kellogg, P. Price. 2nd ROW: S. Molheson, S. Morrison, N. Klunder, B. Lupe, K. Noble, K. Worden, J. Stephens. 3rd ROW: C. Wesorick, R. Hoover, D. Franks, I.. Whilmon, E. Weiner, A. Greenwood, K. Von Domelen, S. Bochmon, V, Hanger, R. Lomb, S. Wells. - 7 mf up Big Boost in Membership Around sixty strong, the members of the Hi-Y have done much this year to promote Christian unity and wholesome activities. Sponsor- ng a pep assembly, basketball team and ping-pong tournament and iaving food sales, spreads, and cafeteria duty were only a few of ,heir may activities. They held meetings every other Wednesday in room 116 at noon. In the past year the club has tripled its mem- mership . . . and enthusiasm too! Mrnmmmm-that taffy's goodl 0 w HVY lst ROW: D. Venema, K. Waterman, L. Snyder, D. Slreuferl, G. Semerly, S, Korda. 2nd ROW: F, Franz, T. Vander Molen, C. Ullery D. Lance, M. Sernick, J. Lindberg, J. Judovics, D. McKinny. 3rd ROW: R. Rathburn, J. Stekeiee, J. Black, R. Neason, I. Jonkalns, J. Nelson D. Wittenbach, M. Lieberman. 4th ROW: J. Sanpanes, T. Seitz, D. Kaydon, T. Musser, T, Vander Vlist, L. Nelson, D. Sellon. .2 A, 'O on C3 A P ROW: E, Semeyn, R. Johnson, E. Kuiper, P. Vermaire, M. Olree, B. Morrison, D. Slanley, K. Vander Ploeg, 2nd ROW: N. Raihburn, D. Goos- I, J. Duloney, C. Klinesleker, L. Seifz, L. Befferidge, F. Oole. 3rd ROW: B. Morrison, C. Soet, M. Shalander, l. Herman, D, Kristen, B. Bruinsma, Pruxii, F. Boshoven, Hif-'Y ls! ROW: Treasurer, B. Bruinsmo, Secrefcry, R. Rathburng Presideni, F. Franz, Vice-Presidenf, P. Vermuire, Sergeant al Arms, J. Prusis. 2nd ROW: Advisors, Mr, A. Lepenna, Mr. R, Brown. 113 0 i if lst ROW: M. Goerth, K. Pickens, K. Dahman, S. Mail, G. Fry, G. Gloeg 2nd ROW: M. Goudzwaard, C. Weeber, S. Fuller, J. Moore, K. Pickens, S. Blanchard, A. Hermanis, 3rd ROW: S. Moiat, l. Nordyke, R. Jirgensons, J. Murray, A. Stagars, D. Webster, S. Romph, M. Kionder, J- Brink. LEFT TO RIGHT: Secretary, Sue Blanchard, President, Sylvia Fuller, Vice-President, Anna Hermanis, Sponsor, Miss E. Skurka, Treasurer, Sharon Mofiati. 4 llayflil Horizon Club Just Us Girls The Jay-U Horizon Club, consisting of twenty- three senior girls, carries on many activities in fulfilling its purposes of service, personality devel- opment, and social experience. The Club ha. helped with various charity drives, donated to Hungarian Relief, assisted with and attended th, Sparkle Spin, and sponsored a pcm-pon sale. The girls also have the unique distinction 0 working to improve student-faculty relation through informal visits. Social events such a spreads before the games and parties have high lighted the year. 'Q Operation BOOKWORM The purpose of the Library Club is to assist in he library and to encourage students to good eading and proper use of the library. These pur- voses are carried out by the members who work n the library during their study halls. When hey have completed three semesters of work in he library, they receive a service pin at the Ionors' Assembly. Library Club members meet very other Thursday during the noon hour, at which time they plan such projects as buying iagazine covers for the library. Library Clu lEFT TO RIGHT: Advisor, Mrs. Browerg President, M. Cross Vice-President, J. Willis: Secretory, J. Murphyp Treasurer, B Holzcpfel. in now, C. Moore, F. Simon, D, Kap-in. 2nd now. C. Holxaplel, J. wines, M. cms, G. Umphryes, J. Murray, N. Campbell, 1. Giddiws B. Goochuo, S. Wilson. J X we .. , ROW: K. Kitstra, B. Thomas. 2nd ROW: M. Matheson, P. Noble, S. Rowe, M. Mottashed Vander Slooi, N. Forsythe, J. Jensen. 3rd ROW: B. Stockreef, C. Bahre, J. Schniefler Pfrang, J. Bucknell, S. Elglund, M. Leavenworth. LOyalty, SErvice, and LEadership Business meetings, hayrides, spreads, holiday caroling, and special service projects comprise the usual round of horizon club activities For the Lo-Se-Le Horizon Club. Their year-round program was iighlighted this year by'two special projects-the sponsoring of 1 Dutch-refugee family and work in the local hospitals as aides zo the nurses. Razzledazzleites The Razzle Dazzle Horizon Club meets bi-weekly on Thursday evenings. Beside the enjoyment offered at their regular meetings, their entertainment took the form of a hayride, a tea for their mothers, and an annual house party in the spring. By working in the Campfire office, sending a Thanksgiving basket, and partici- pating in the March of Dimes, the girls fulfilled their share of service to the community. 116 lit ROW: J. Nelson, G, Silvas, 2nd ROW: S. Moffatt, K. Pickens, K. Pickens, K. Word, B. Lupe, K. Noble, S. Biferno. 3rd ROW: R. Stanley .. Nelson, P. Lczdo, W, Knight, C. Klinesteker, J. Lindberg. Math Club -a Knowing Numbers The purpose of the math club is to bring math- natics into social life-to give students the lportunity to use their knowledge of mathemat- s in ways that are enjoyable. The Math Club is year had a very active program of bi-weekly eetings and monthly spreads. The club strived . bring a better understanding of math to udents by the accomplishment of their major 'oject-building an electric brain. LEFT TO RIGHT: Vice President, B. Lupe, President, J. Nelson, Advisor, Mr. D. Clotworthyg Treasurer, D. Stanleyg Secretary, K. Pickens. Here, lei me help you Math Workshop Whoever invented moth ? ! x+x+yI? ? !! Help! The math workshop helps students with all types of mathematical problems ,from seventh grade arithmetic to trigonometry, a senior high course. Student helpers, who must have at least a B average, assist with daily work, make-up work, and review. Mr. Arndt supervises the workshop, which is located in room 114 and operates during the fifth hour every day. T .r .' v' 4, X ln ROW: K. Van Domelen, E. Weiner, C. Peterson, J. Vander Woude, S. Bachmon, S. Smit, P. Krieknard. 2nd ROW1 C- HOIIOPNI, 5- M051 P. Lazda, M. Krumins, l. Nelson, U. Subins, C. Klinexleker. 3rd ROW: S. Moliall, K. Pickens, A. Sellers, W. Whitman, K. Pickens, J. Murray. Mefcazoa C nib Bug - 0logy in Practice Thi- lVlm-tazoiuis, biology club im-nibi-rs. organized for the purpose- of encouraging more students to become interested in biology. They sought to ac- complish this through discussion and projects re- lating to biology. This year, the members participated in a wide range of projects from the preparation of charts for use in the biology classes to animal opera- tions and disections. Get-togethers in the form of spreads were held occasionally. The club financed its activities through paper sale prohts. LEFT TO RIGHT: Advisor, Mr. B. Ham, Treasurer, C. Holzapfel Vice President, L. Nelson, Presidenl, C. Klinesleker, Secretary K. Pickens. lst ROW: K. Baker, R. Eldridge, M. Rathburn, D. Nordyke. 2nd ROW: R. Varnell, J. Shoesmith, B. Elwell, M. Burr, l. Waterman, K. Ham- Inger, M. Adams. 3rd ROW: B. Myers, J, Boyer, A. Russell, T. Webster, D. Post, N. Vann Loo, N. Orth, G. Baldwin, C. Robinson. 4th ROW: T. Beattie, H. Anderson, D. Shoup, G, Grummet, S. Cavanough, P. Orr, L. Vander Stolp, J. Tunniclilie, J. Hansen, C. Highhouse. NafSafWafKi Horizon C ulh LEFT TO RIGHT: Secretary, M. Burn Vice President, P. Orr, Advisor, Mrs. E. Quigley, President, J. Shoesmithg Treasurer, L. Watermanp Inter-Club Representative, S. Cavanaugh. A Busy as Bees The Na-Sa-Wa-Kee Horizon Club meets thre a month on Thursday evenings to work on servic projects for the community and also for a time o fun and social enjoyment. Na-Sa-Wa-Kee member are very busy helping the community as nurses' aid in the local hospitals. They also participated in th annual cancer drive. At Christmas time, some need family was made very happy by a special Christma basket from the club members. The activities of th club were financed by dues, of course, and severa food sales. st ROW: B. Knight, R. Jirgensons, S. Zirnitis, B. lape, T. Hormuth, S, Blanchard, M. Goerth, J, Moore, K. Pickens G Klavins 2nd ROW- . Fuller, l. Hedrich, S. Mail, L. Seitz, D. Kristen, J. Seeger, K. Cla e, A. Hermanis, E. Lee, K. Pickens. I i i i National Honor Society I Pledge Myself The National Honor Society is a local chapter of a national organization which seeks to honor a select group of students, who meet high qualifi- cations in leadership, citizenship, scholarship, and service. The members are chosen each year by the active members and the faculty. The are formally inducted into the society at a special assembly or during the honors assembly. Along with maintain- ing services of the Lost and Found Department, the NHS each year undertakes a project for the school. This year, the National Honor Society headed the Special Fund Committee, which pre- sented lVlr. Upton a gift upon his retirement. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Treasurer, L. Hedrich, Advisor, Miss E. Clarke, Secre- tary, E, lee, Advisor, Mrs. G. Aster, Vice President, S. Mail, Presi dent, J. Seeger, President, D. Kristen, Vice President, B. Lupe, Secre tary, K. Pickens, Treasurer, K. Pickens. FRONI QQW: B. lamoreoux, J. DeVries, J. Figures, M. Frosty MIDDLE ROW: M, McWethy, D. Bowman, N. Grylckis, O. John son, D. VQnderWuII, BACK ROW: S. Goree, D. Quint, E. Weiner, C. Hormuih, Mr. I. Robbins. Senior Orchestra On the Downbeat The familiar strains of The Hike, i'Goddess of the Inland Seas, ' and Victoryl' remind us of the work of the orchestra. The orches- tra meets every day during school hours for rehearsal. It plays for most of the important assemblies, some of which are: the Christmas assembly, the National Honor Society induction service, the Senior Play, and the annual Honors' Assembly. The orchestra is also heard at many of the P.T.A. meetings and at graduation. Again this year the Senior Orchestra presented the annual spring concert. gf A I 'Win S'-ll! A 4 lla' 5 x '14 L . s 5 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. R. Posthumus: Treasurer, V, Thomas: Presi- dent, P. Schneider: Vice-President, D. VanderWaIl: Secretary, R. Applewhiteg Publicity Chairman, P, Green. Pep Clulh In the Spirit of Things The Pep Club serves as a directive in the boosting of school spirit. Their activities in- clude such things as sponsoring buses to out of town games. By distributing posters throughout the school telling of coming events, they seek to arouse a greater interest in the students for all school activities, They finace their work with profit from food sales and dues. lst ROW: D. Vander Wall, D. Kipen, V. Thomas. 2nd ROW: S. Huizing, B. Nelson, C. Knerr, J. Millhoupl. 3rd ROW: E. Harvey, C. Kline- sleker, D. Webster, N. Gilner, L. Nelson, C. Bunn, T. Vander Vlisl. 124 lst ROW: D. Steinfort, T. Stone, D. Stanley, K. Clare, W. Morrison, B. Creswell, J. Kerr, N. Gryfakis. 2nd ROW: F. Boshoven, W. Atwell, J. Lindberg, J. Palmer, K. De Young, H. Tolsma, R. McCormick, T. Danley. 3rd ROW: F. Oole, J. Doll, P. Vermaire, J. Nelson, B. Knight, D. Wiuink, J. Foirbrother. LEFT TO RIGHT: Navigator, B. Morrison, Captain, K. Clare, First Ofticer, B. Creswell, Co-pilot, Mr. C. Newcomer, Co-pilot, Mr. A. Arndt, Communications Oflicer, D. Steinlort. Qi l Ram lets Clulb Engineers of Tomorrow The Ram Jets Club of Central High School was formed last year for the purpose of increasing the interest and knowledge of Central High School students in the field of engineering. Jets meet every Friday at twelve o'clock. Their varied pro- grams consist of guest speakers, projects, movies, and field trips. They have two important achieve- ments to their credit which they accomplished this past year. They had an outstanding display at Vocational Day at Central, and they received rec- ognition as one of the most outstanding Jets Clubs in America by Michigan State University. 125 'Y' lx! ROW: F. Simon, l. libbeti, S. Moore, J. Keichpcw, R. Bredikis, M. Hespel, I. Arins. 2nd ROW: P. Price, D. McGrath, T. Bissel, D. Harman P. Johnston, L. Hubko, S, Huizing, E. Weiner, E. Lee. 3rd ROW: J. Jones, C. Booker, R. Atwell, D. Zondervan, J. Lindberg, A. Robinson, M. Frost J. Geldhof. unior ed Cross T TO RIGHT: Advisor, Mrs. E. Quigley, Treasurer, D. Hur- np President, J, lindberg, Vice President, P. Price, Secre- r, E. Weiner. Aids to International Peace The Red Cross Chapter in Central High School is a local extension of the National Red Cross organization. Its purpose is to help the less fortunate and, in doing so, promote international understanding. During the past year, Central's Red Cross chapter sponsored an assembly for the purpose of acquainting all the students with the work of the organi- zation. Red Cross members also donned hats and aprons to cook a meal for a meeting of the Inter-high Red Cross Association. One of the largest and most important projects of the Red Cross was the shipment of a number of gift boxes and a chest filled with contributed school supplies to Europe. d ' k M R k D. Mitchell, J. Fish. In ROW: J, Magnuson, M. Collins, J. Berry. 2nd ROW: M. Saur, J. Fish, L. Wcgenoar, J. Hen ric s, . y se. Roanin Twenties Horizon Club Teens of the Good Old Days The Roaring 20's Horizon Club met bi-weekly on Mondays. Their usual round of activities con- sisted of hayrides, food sales and spreads. They also participated in the Inter-Club Banquet. As a special form of entertainment and learning com- bined, the girls heard an interesting discussion on proper uses of the telephone, which was related by an employee of the Bell Telephone Company. LEFT TO RIGHT: President, J. Berry, Sponsor, Mr. H. Meycordp Vice-President, M. Sour, Treasurer, L. Dagernoor. i 197 in :Qi lst ROW: B. lape, J. Murray, V. Thomas, G. Fry, S. Bachman, 2nd ROW: K. Clare, C. Bunn, D. Newlon, K. Dahman, M. Kiander, F. Oole, N S. Mail. 3rd ROW: D. Wissink, J. Dudley, M. Sernick, P. Gryfakis, C. Ward, A. Stagars, 4th ROW: l. Purmalis, D. Ostrous, A. Sellers, G. Silavs, W. Atwell, D. Webster, M. Olree. Comedy and Tragedy Sock and Buskin is an organization which has been formed for the purpose of promoting student interest in dramatics. Two or three one-act plays are usually put on in an assembly for the students of Central. This organization meets every second and fourth Tuesday of the monthg the second Tuesday being a business meet- ing and the fourth Tuesday, a program of some type. Sock and Buskin enters students in the local forensic contests and organizes field trips. This year it has or- ganized a new chapter of National Thespians. Member- ship in the National Thespians, which has much the same purpose and plan as Sock and Buskin, is obtained by credits earned through participation in extra-cur- ricular activities of a cultural nature. Sock and Buslkin. National Thespians l 'lst ROW: C. Bunn, D. Webster, D. Newton, M. Kiander, V. Thomas. 2nd ROW: K. Clare, F, Oole, B. Cuncins, M. Olree. 3rd ROW: D. Wissinlg, F. Hoeksfra, S. Blanchard, C. Word. lst ROW: Treasurer, Vernila Thomas: Secretary, . Murray, Membership Chairman, Cedric Ward, Prog Chairman, Sue Blanchard. Z 5 2 S. lovely and M. lyon Testing . . . one . . . two . . . Even though we can't, see them, the stage crew, headed by Mr. Fillingham, is very important to the success of our assemblies and special programs. To insure a smoothly run program, they must operate the sound system, manipulate the curtains, and adjust the lights in the proper way and at the right time. Through their assistance with these various details, programs held in the auditorium are made more completely en- joyable. 190 Ist ROW: R. MacDonald, N. Moore, K. Arnold, M. Bachman, J. Ratcliffe. 2nd ROW: D. MCCIGIIGH, J. Vedeis, D. Frory, C. Corletl, S. Tornga, I. Robeznieks. 3rd ROW: J. Graham, B. Dombrowski. Fellow Labourers and Friends Every other Monday, usually at noon, the Tanda Horizon club met to carry out and discuss their matters of business. They arranged this year to participate in the March of Dimes, to go caroling at the Arthur Home, and to attend the Inter-Club Ban- quet. The Girls also had a Christmas party and sponsored a junior dance. Their major accomplishment was the completion of a course in Nurse's Aid Training. Their year of activities was climaxed by a beach party in the spring. lst ROW: B. Visch, J. Hoebeke, J. Applegate, S. Ward, V. Cain, M. Meyers. 2nd ROW1 J. Heller, S, Ladewig, B. Myers, E. Allen, V. Goochee, B. Krombeen. Seeking New Horizons Whenever business called them, members of the Ta-Wan-ka Horizon Club met to discuss their plans for procedure. Their vari- ous activities consisted of numerous spreads, participation in the Inter-Club Potluck and the March of Dimes, and the contribution of a Christmas basket to a convalescent home. 130 'lfanda Horizon C u i i in -5 4 Q : :,, . 4 U. -. X . .af . LEFT TO RIGHT: Vice-President, C. Corlett: President, S. ' Advisor, Mr. D, Sharphorn: Secretory, M. Bachman: Tre K. Arnold. TafWanfKa Horiz Club ':z::. an :J A' . Q , . .: Ii . 1 I STANDING: Treasurer, J. Applegate: President, S. Ward: retary and Vice-President, J. Hoebeke: SEATED: Advisor, M. Holmes. ll! ROW: M. Patrick, J. Pelle, J. Van liere, J. Hilliker, M. Cook, M. Tone, S. Atkins, C. Miller. 2nd ROW: M. Fleming, E. Vander Bout, A. Miller, D. Wynn, M. Qualman, J. Hanford, K. Thurber, S. Kastelin, K. Schichiel, R. Diersch. ri- orizon Club As Horizons are ever Changing K group of ninth grade girls organized a new rizon club this year under the leadership of 's. Vandenbout. The girls named themselves e Tri-L Horizon Club and then set out to take rt in the horizon of activities which was opened them. They had a paper drive, a rummage sale, :arameled-apple sale, and several social gather- gs. They raised S131 for the Retarded Chil- :n's Fund and contributed a Thanksgiving zket to a needy family. Their outstanding ac- ity was that of taking a Nurses Training Course order to prepare themselves for service as rses' aides next year. SEATED: President M. Patriclzg Advixor, Mr. C. Feddemag STAND- ING: Secretory, E. Vander Bout, Vice-President, M. Qualmang Treasurer, S. Kasielin. is... ...W- 5 F lst ROW: K. Dahmlan, D. Zondervan, S. Blanchard, E. Lee, K. Clare, K. Pickens. 2nd ROW: T. Vander Vlisl, L. Nordyke, D. Krislen, B. Knight B. lape, J. Wickerlng. 3rd ROW: J. Dulaney, J. Van Arlsen, P. Gryfokis, S. Fuller, L. Seitz, J. Seeger, S. Mail, G. Reed, K. Pickens, E. Maleus Senior Ushers Isl ROW: N. Forsythe, T. Vedeis, J. Bucknell, L. Kuiper, P. McGrath, D Hieflie, M. Qualman, S. Ward, M. Frost. 132 Half-way Please Every spring twenty-six students the junior class are chosen to be ushe' During the spring, they usher at N' meral Day, Class Day, and graduatil excercises. During their senior ye: they are held responsible for usheri at all senior high assemblies, the seni play, and the variety show. They mij at all times, quickly arid efficiently s students and maintain order duri the assembly. The Junior Ushers newly organized group, carry out t same duties as do the Seniors, but th usher only in the junior high asses blies. The goal for all ushers has alwa been to be able to carry-out th duties well and to keep the position ushering highly rated. Junior Usher Senior YQ eens Unity Through Christian Fellowship Y-Teens strives to help the members grow as persons in friendship with others and in the knowledge and love of God. The service projects of the group included giving aid to a family at Christmas and dressing dolls for the Herald Santa Claus Girls. Members have also been representatives at the State and National Y-Teen conferences. In March a candle- light recognition service was held for new members. Social events, such as a Christmas party and spreads, highlighted the year for this group of girls. LEFT TO RIGHT: Treasurer, A. Hermanis: Vice President, K. Dahman: Inter-Club Representative, G. Grummet: Advisor, Miss D. Palmalier, President, L. Nordykep Secretary, S. Mail. lst ROW: M. Rothburn, J. Stephens, K. Noble, M. Burr, T. Webster, K.Hominger, A. Russell. 2nd ROW: K. Dahman, J. Boyer, P. Orr, J. Shoe- smilh, H. Anderson, T. Beattie, J. Dawson, B. Simkins. 3rd ROW: R. Jirgensons, B. Elwell, M. VanderMolen, N. Von Loo, L. Waterman, S. Cavanaugh, G. Grumrnet. 4th ROW: L. Vander Stolp, K. Worden, B. Varnell, B. Meyers, B. Buckner, J. Brugh, C. Mollien, S. Palma, J. Vander Woude, R. Eldridge, L. Nordyke. 5th ROW: B. Van Dyke, E. Weiner, K. Pickens, M. Collins, J. Moore, E. Rose, J. Dudley, G. Gloe, G. Fry, V. Antonopulos, C. Robinson, A. Hermonis. 6th ROW: J. Magneson, S. Mail, K. Pickens, S. Moffatt, B. Lamoreaux, A. Stcgars, M. Goudzwaard, D. Nordyke, D. Post, S. Fuller, K. Baker, D. Shoup. 7th ROW: D. Root, J. Huddleston, N. Donker, J. Hansen, M. Heukels, D. Webster, P. Kriekaard, S. Smit, S. Romph, M. Goudzwaard, I.. Breuker. K Sl av' X-1 X! lst ROW: E. Weeber, S. Russell. 2nd ROW: B. Ccvancugh, l. Burr, S, Plank, C. Corleit, J. Graham. 3rd ROW: T. Johnson, l. Som uel, C. Schechiel, J. Bochmun, N. Moore. 4th ROW: G. Weston, S. Romence, S. Suwle, M. Marta, S. Vander Berg. Junior Yflfeens Aiming to Please Much like the Senior Y-Teens, the organization of Junoir Y-Teens carries out the same purpose but opens its membership to girls in the junior high grades only. This year began with a formal initiation-potluck. Co-operating with the local YWCA, the Junior Y-Teens participated in a Date With Dad party. Other activities of the Jun- ior Y-Teens include the sponsoring of a junior dance, Christmas Caroling, and food sales. Junoir Y-Teens also adopted a grandmother this year. This is an arrangement by which the girls make a special friend of a woman in a convalescent home, remem- bering her on holidays and other special days by cards or visits. LEFT TO RIGHT: Vlce-President, C. Bahrep Secretary, S. Graham, Sponsor, Min B. Hansem Treasurer, N, Vander Slool, President J. Bucknell. junior Y-Teens be ls! ROWx S. Flanigon, P. Noble, P. Tunniclille, C. Martinez, B. Slockreef. 2nd ROW: C. lahre, S. Rowe, M. Malheson, N. Forsythe, 5. Wohlberg, E. Uhlmann. 3rd ROW: D. Frary, J. Schiener, J. Bucknell, W. lilllefoir. pu. x Qi S.. Youth for Christ A weekly meeling of the vrc in Phe Qudioorium LEFT TO RIGHT: Secreiary- Treasurer, J. Kaetl President, T. Hormuth, Sponsor, Mr. Beanie. Program Chairman, C. Pe9erson,Sponsor, Mr. Meyoard Youth for hrist Special music by Carole C'mon Let's Sing! These are the first words usually heard at the weekly meetings of the Youth For Christ Club, which are held in the auditorium. Singing always plays a major part in every meeting, in which films, skits, musicals, panel discussions, special speakers, and exchange groups are included. Keep- ing its purpose in mind- To Know Christ and make Him known -the YFC Club more than doubled its membership this year,from forty to ninety students. Dove leads the singing lov. F. Paterson, Missionary to China .19 li' li iETl Without competition, much of the zest and sparkle of school life would be lost. Organized programs of a wide range of sports provides two much-needed experiences for participant and spectator alike-that of winning and losing. THEN wi ,, Nlffwl 3 - 'wQ5M1Qf K '55 5 i A Afk 3 3' ' K V1 5.5 Wfxgiz? 1 A is P J l is 3 5 E W fi' 5 ef M 2 ' F' .pall Q r A ' ' gi W my M f ,P em - - an -ff fait x xr '5k'T'Y '!': if FG' xx M EK 1 V' f'rA x fy Q 2' ,, XV,A , k '-L ig' vw, cw f' 4 A M , ., ,., A mf 44 4 V, . Y AV,g,, -. J 1 W 1maV'?' A' MQMX gf Qifimw 4 in 1511 A 1 'if' Q ' -I -M mf-W' A ..,, l, .r,L Q . Z ' E A P 5uQf 1 , - 'Q iw, ,E 'J A f gg? S- is .5 5 is T. ef 3 'Q ' 'f L' Q 22 'N' 8 Q J' W' !' 1 S .JQ M ,1- fx, x X H X ex P XX x ' f I --ff ' s L S I' David Sleinfort ee on z Varsity 1' X2 4 X, ff E is fx If 1 E . louis Wilson gr he 'mx N ' . Hey, who's got the ball? Football cf Maurice Weekly I Creston Is Big Surprise Although Central made no score, the boys tried. Cres- ton's greatest scare came as Faasen roared from our 16 to their 15. Creston led 13 to 0 at the half and went on to a 19 to 0 victory. xx , 6 XX S H Q 'X Fred Johnson sw., Rams Defeated In Trojan War In the first period, Wilburn Wilson was taken out with an arm injury. Clinger threw a pass to Lance, who was on the goal line, making Central's first and only touchdown. Johnson kicked for the extra point. At the end of the first half, Central led, 7 to 0, but the final score mounted to our defeat of 20 to 7. Fritz Franz Kendall Betlendge James Walker Harold Clmgor larry Bettaridge John Calvotll X yl, 12 wffax r NN gl if Q X X XS i on-lc 'S James Kerr ' if X g i Dale Gaaslra f ' A Darrel lance Rog gels away J XS wg A-Q. L 6 ei 4 Donald Faoxen ' 'l I l Rams Chewed by Cougars Through a series of Central fumbles, the Cougars worked up a high score before Cen- trals first touchdown and extra point, which were made by Franks in the closing minutes of the first half. Franks also scored another touchdown in the closing minutes of the fourth bringing the final score to 33 to 13. Charlex Ullery Douglas Eggleston sf C L l ' Q xi X - ,J x M x X l ' X Q a l ' r if X lx S4 ,- X Fred Webster X 1,- f is I X . , i li What now coach? Roger Neoson R099 Rmhbufn I' ,f I I z i s James Moody , fl Qs- M lx Juris Prusis , X 3f.33'm9 me ' -?- if . ' ,, gfggivgiiiiislvi. .Q M , f f ' + 2 53512 x I K im 2 , . I 2 1 S .,,,... - y - : ki' is A tis-' A 7 ,f....,.,. X. :V Ns if . 4 v ysyy Milton Sernick , . X E 3 fx- z Q 'f x 1 x 5 a f 5 f E 3 -3 1,,, 1 A i is Gregory Osmun Hawks Swoop Over Rams With Union leading by twenty-s points, Wilburn Wilson recovered Union fumble in the fourth quartz after attempting a pass, but findil no receiver, Wilson raced twentj one yards to Union's six yard lir From Union's two, Wilson plungi through for Central's only toucl down. In the final minute, Uni4 added seven to their twenty-s points leaving Central behind wi seven. Xi 'Mn S-...W Y ,N 4 . Y ,1 iv Ilmars Jankalns Homecoming Indians See Rams Scalped Ottawa led at halftime, 20 to 0, but Clinger scored a touchdown eleven plays after a rescued Indian fumble in the third quarter. Faasen's try for the extra point failed. Ottawa gained more points bringing the final score to 27 to 6. Si ,U 'L ' .sr X,-.. 4 f O i S Thomas btone 'L If fx H fi, ' a David dw k If Kristen ggfx if f ' X 5 David Witienbach f X Richard Taylor NE? e SX QS . ,far James Keegsira Stars an the nigh! Varsity Team Football g 2s ffm ir is Coaches C. Irwin, R, Posthumas, G. Cleveland J. ' E IST ROW: Mgr. R. Varnell, M. Sernick, L, Seitz, K. Betleridge, J. Keegstra, T. Slone, G. Osman, Mgr., J. Steketee. 2nd ROW: F. Webster, D. Gaastra, R. RaIhurn, F. Johnson, C. Ullery, D. Lance, D. Faasen. 3rd ROW: Coach R. Poslhumus, R. Neason, J. Walker, M. Weekly, D. Slein- I J k I L W'l n, Coach C. Irwin. 4th ROW: J. Prusis, D. Krislen, J. Calvetti, D. Wihenbach, H. Clinger, L. Belteridge. fort, R. Taylor, . an ans, . uso '56 is Year of Building With only a few vets back from last year and a large number of Sophomores and Juniors, Coach Irwin began a year of building this year's inexperienced varsity up to some- thing for tomorrowis headlines. The boys' hard tries gained them valuable experience. Our contribution to the All-City Team was a guard, Lee Seitz. Managers: J. SIeketee and D. Varnell. ht ROW: Mgr. R. Bland. 2nd ROW: Mgr. K. Vander Ploeg, L Snyder, J. Gillespie, S, Korda, G. Semerly, D. Clare, T. Von der Meer, D. Bosco, D. Hull. 3rd ROW: l. Herman, B. Bannister, W. Moore, D. Filius, C. Weekley, J. Huizing, H. Tornga D. Brink. 4th ROW: Coach A. La Penno, J. Doll, M, Wadin, J. Smith, J. Sheehan, J. Melbardis, J. Symponis, T. Seltz W. Oliver, B. Price. Second Team Football Coach: A. laPenna Second Team Places Second After a long hard grind, the boys ended up in second place in the city. Playing on the Second Team offered them valuable experience in the fungamentals of football. Next year's varsity looks goo . Next yeur's glory. J Manager: T. Ripmcsler. ist ROW: L. Junior, J. Wolhrink, P. McGrath, J. Keegslro, G. Williams, E. Henry, D. Cooper, N. Groce, S. Wheeler, D. Jivery. 2nd RC J. Henley, G. Fricsons, T. Von Ess, J. Cornell, M. Smith, D. Johnson, L. Rosemo, J. Jeltema, J. Bollle, E. Rencher. 3rd ROW: G. Benge, G. Belkum, J. Bruinsma, R. Plank, T. Jobse, l. Von Puilan, D. Nordyke. 4th ROW: P. Blower, R. Berger, B. Cousino, J. Meriz, D. DeYoung, E. M lon, Coach W. Perrin. Freshman Team Football Couch W. Perrin Freshmen Gallop to Third The team fred quite well with the other freshmen teams of the city. After six wins and two losses, Centra1's Freshmen Team, matched Bur- Manager T. Ripmqsrer ton and South High School for city championship. Lvfw'l,'j'l..,'l n -u-0 In ROW: J. Jennings, W. Morrison, C. Soet, J, Nelson, P Vermoure J Wuckerung Coach D Shorphom 2nd ROW: G. Reed, R. Bunn, J. Dulaney, D. Stanley, T Klcnder R DeWreede Cross Countr Cross Country Races to Second Running a good number of difficult miles brought our Cross Country boys in second in the final chute. An admirable gesture of good sportsmanship toward another team cost the fellows first place. Almost there! 'Tix . il . I ff SU 1 V . 2' L A X 1 E. LW ff s hx w X ff , Varsity Rf' ' ix , Qi .f 2 H Lf? ga ,xx X 5 f 1 5 Dave Sie nfort an L .D b a Q Steinforfs got it! ' N . , , 1 7 1 k kk 1 Juris Judovics . 4 ' 'rl f MZ gy X. g 4 l A' Q g I Q Q ' If X. : JJ . I ..,.. K . . QNX Bryon Beaton 4 V h + I NF' X Don Faasen N ff? U Dan Brlnk I X . 'K Jam Black XX- 1 P ,, ll f- 1 A1 X, 3 . M Q aa Basketball r, Q E xr ,ff . Richard Stanley ,Wx if ' '11 'v ' . 4 . 4 v .3 X' r N Charles Henry f S lx j N, Jim Walker Ken Killman - Jw . V ' i F. A ' L lv f r ll I John Nelson f' I I ku l In ' I ! .. X L j K ,J Charles Ullery N .- 5 l Ben Bruinsma A il. I mx .1 5 if I Fear al the sphere W E Q Q ? q5i!iK 'w SQ 5, . f' - , 'N-wx. Sw any A i Y .1 , W 5 gg ' v5-'bw Q h nr 52 Wi W ,L x Y x J tl :S ' A L I ' ' i j, z 2' few '7 : H3 'vw S' A -2 M - 'ff' A X4 1 -. -5:51 V Z 7 -sf v ', .. Q: Q f- N 3 sg . wh. me-qv' n E 'Www LJ I C s ar C lst ROW: Mgr, J. Jeltema, N. Grylokis. 2nd ROW: Coach W. Perrin, C. Weekley, D. Clare, W. Allcway, M. Gillespie, H. Clinger, J, Tilmun, D, Banister. 3rd ROW. C. Short, U. Felkers, V. Felkers, J. Edwards, C. Soet, L. Wilson, B. Price, Seeond Team Basketball W' Reserves Place Second Working for a good foundation in basketball fundamentals in hopes of making varsity this year or next, the Second Team boys worked hard all season and gained second place . in the city. Central has visions of a bright future with these boys. Freshman Team Baslseltlball Freshmen are City Co-champs Beginning the long road of training for a hopey ful future begins with the Freshmen Team. This year, Central's Freshmen Team won four games, lost two, and placed third in the city. Coach J. Fox ls! ROW: Mgr. R. Plank, E. Rencher, F. Barr, G. Van Belkl-nam, J. Wolbrink. 2nd ROW: J. Keegslro, P. Wrighle, L. Junior, T. Schell, J. Henley, T. Van Ess, D. Johnson, 3rd ROW: T. Ripmasler, J. Porler, C. Palmer, T. Wickering, H. Myers, L. Rosema. s Swimming Record Broken Central's swimming team plunged to second place in the city meet and fifth in the city duals. Tadd Seitz broke the city 200-yard free-style record, and Jack Wickering broke his own school record for the 100-yard backstroke. ,4 . r- x A 'Y'- . 'f , ,. X J -5 .. T A Swimming Team -NN? x 3' ' mem' Q. w s SM, -.Wy ...ws Q gf 'Vw 5 N, A K Q ., we - A Q. Q , Qs .gb -....,....,N. s lsl ROW: D. Nerli, T. Seitz, P. Vermaire, D. Filius, K. Betleridge, K. Swanson, J. Dall, Mgr, R. Wilson, F. Oole, Mgr. B. Cousino. 2nd ROW: J. Wickering, R. Berger, B. Morrison, D. Harmon, D. Eggleston, Coach D. Clalworlhy, T. Vander Meer, J. Huizing, W. Snyder, J, Palmer, Mgr. 8. Markham. ers B. Cousino, R, Wilson, B. Markham Coach D. Clctworthy . ' , ,l . '-X W:-M. , , 'W' ' 't' ' 'M ' - ' it S if is 1-at ,f:1:, 1. .t 'i -' ,.,.................: s. ...W FIRST ROW: O. Badger, B. Beaton, L. Betteridge, E. Brown, B. Bruinsma, R. Bunn, D. Clare, H. Clinger, R, DeWreede, J. Dulaney, 2nd ROW: D. Eggleston, V. Felkers, D. Faasen, J. Jennings, L. Junior, J. Keegstra, T. Kiander, S. Korda, D. Kristen, 3rd ROW: D. Lance, T. lance, J. Melbardis, R. Morrison, W. Morrison, R. Orent, G. Osmun, V. Pakalns, J. Palmer, B. Price, 4th ROW: G. Reed, F. Sanders, J. Seeger, M. Serniclx, C, Short, C. Soet, T. Stone, S. Swanson, W. VanDam, J. Walker, 5th ROW: K. Waterman, C. Weekly, J. Wickering, l. Wilson, D. Winters, D. Wittenbach, D. Wynalda. Centralites Make Tracks As in the past years, this year's Varsity shone brightly and displayed good teamwork and skill on the Held. Starting off with straight wins, the team had everyone in anticipation of championship. Varsity Team Track Coach R. Posthumus Managers, J. Seeger, S. Korda, B. Racine, E. Henry. E. Merizon. T. Feister Coach J. Fox ir. High Track Happy Hurdlers With more than eighty eligible Junior High boys out for track, Coach Fox had a lot of good working material. The result was an outstanding team with sights on a bright future. Isl ROW. Mgr. E. Merlzon, J. Johnson, D. Keegstru, J. Verbrugge, G. Williams, F. Barr, J. Mertz. 2nd ROW: B. Brown, L. Rosema, l. Van Ramen, T. Jobse, P. McGrath, T. Wickering, T. Swiger. 3rd ROW: B. Budnick, E. Rencher, J. Henley, S. Brown, W. Hancock, B. Woober, R. Wilson, D. Alwell. 4th ROW: T. Nixon, G. Hoskins, P. Blower, T. Van Eu, R. Molsen. 'E A 3 i 45..- 3 X, r - ve.- to as, 5 ,K Q M CEI TBM. T tu rm Us rn, - --. W...,, . -- ,, -we-1 ,W X + W- . - Y-'M' . e' ' .f'2 ' Qrvnwd 'E W. M t ww MN, -4 f' 'Q- knxqvkke, r .,. K. pm. ,Lk v-svmx' . .mr U: lst ROW: D. Groce, 1. Sompanes, B. Smith, E. Anderson, K. Orent, B. Edinglon, D. Hurig, D. Sleinforl, J. Cluvehig 2nd ROW: Coach E. Vruggml M. Hedricks, l. Dorsey, D. Banister, R. Johnson, K. Killmun, R. Rathburn, T. Musser, F. Hoekstra, Coach W. Fillinghamg 3rd ROW: J. Johnson J. Sheehan, D. Gastra, E. Semeyn, K. Betleridge, T. VanderMeere, J. Fessell, J. VanBelkum. Manager K. Oren! 158 Baseball Batting Rams With almost an all new team, Coach Fill- ingham had a big job on his hands at the start of the baseball season. Early season disappointments didn't dampen the spirits of the team anyg and in the long run, a high- spirited team cannot lose. Assistant Coach E. Vruggink Coach W. Fillingham IO RIGHT: J. Stekclee, 1. Spam er, D. Brink, Coach C. Irwin, D- 5009012 F. FFGNI- Goff Hilltoppers with Clubs Many a sunny afternoon found Central's golf team practicing on the links at Indian Trails. The boys not only gained experience in teamwork and competition, but also learned a sport useful in later life. Unlike most sports offered in our ath- letic curriculum, golf can be carried over into post-graduate life. Coach C. Irwi J SEATED: J. Lindberg, I. Jankuins, W. Atwell, J. Nelson, D. Wissink, Manager, J. Keegstro, STANDING: Coach A. Lopenna, J. Fairbroiher, I Ball, K, DeYoung, Mun. D. Wallgren, K. Clare, D. Sireuferf. s.. Tennis Central Racketeers Another sport that can be carried on after graduation is tennis. Coached by Mr. La Penna, this year's team began the season with great perseverance and good exhibi- tion. The returning vets and this year's nov- ices make a good combination with success- ful teamwork. Sylvia Fuller Athletic Office The athletic office has two secretaries, Liz and iilvia, who work every day during their study hours. They were kept busy this year compiling eligibility ists, making official contracts and preparing infor- nation for athletic assemblies. Another important task nf theirs is that of paying all miscellaneous bills which :ome to the athletic office. Athletic Secretaries Elizabeth Rose R K aw 1 1:4 mqvilqq.. mfm, A 'ii 'dr'-A an ,I ......f' ws. 5 maui xl if wi .,., , , ' f ff me if N-9:1 fwM w 5 ,f-' ww N MQ? Advertisements P at BUTH DAIRY COMPANY 1014 Michigan, N. E. SHELDON TUXEDO RENTAL COMPANY 114 Sheldon, S. E. . 'I'IMMERMAN'S SUNOCO SERVICE 365 N. Fuller Ave. FOX'S JEWELERS and OPTICIANS 83 Monroe, N. W. 163 BAXTER LAUNDERERS and CLEANERS 747 Fountain. 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We make this suggestion because of our confidence in the print- ing craftsmen of this community. Their confidence in us as typographers has enabled us to grow to one of the largest trade typesetting plants in the nation. Ti'lB of Grand Rapids 7 GRAND RAPIDS COAT and APRON CO 224 Michigan, N. E. AFENDOULIS DRY CLEANERS 1 138 Michigan, N. E. 169 v is 3 . Sk: fr SW- 2 af, f jim Mrs. Jeanette Seitz Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. . . . and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr Mr Abraham Anthony Christopher Antonopulos Willis Atwell T. J. Blanchard . Kenneth Clare Walter Edington William Euoy Carl Falcon . Melvin Ferguson Norman Fry Edson Fuller and Mrs. Johannes Goerth and Mrs John Goudzwaard Mrs. Jerry Grossman Rev. and Mrs. Kristaps Hermanis Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hoekstra Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holliman Mr. and Mrs. Oskars Jirgensons Mr. and Mrs. James D. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Peter Klunder Mr. and Mrs. Seymore Lape Rev. and Mrs. J. Lazda Richard Luth Lloyd Lyon Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mail Elmer Mandler Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Comelius Maring Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Marsh Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Moore Mr. Louis Murdoch Mr. and Mrs. Asron Musser Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Edward Newton Mr. and Mrs. Earl Oole and Mrs. Russell Pickens Ted R. Rasberry Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rath Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Lloyd Reidsma Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ritter Mr. and Mrs. William Seeger Mrs. Alfred B. Sellers Mr. and Mrs. John Sexton Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sherwood Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Silavs Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Mr. and Mrs. Janis Stagars Mr. and Mrs. J. Wayne Waterman Mrs. Nathalie Webster Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weeber Mr. and Mrs. Geogrs Weippert Mr. and Mrs. Walter Whitman Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wiggers Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wissink Mr. and Mrs. George Zondervan Circulation Manager ki Sports Editor Mr. W. Miller Business Advisor Annual :, , ' 3 1 E I Mr. F.. Spring Chief Adviso Board Art Editor ywfo WMM, Head Typisfx C R ' ll Advertising 72 DL...x-.... L IZA fi 4' tor-in-Chief terary Editor Literary Sltatlf f S, Miss D. Palmatier, Literary Advisor r Y X egrg X xxx XX S l Business Manager Fr . J lst ROW: B. Lamoreaux, S. Matheson, C. Klinesteker, T. Hormuth, S. Blanchard, S. Fuller, C. Peterson. 2nd ROW: J. Dudley, C. Hormuth, R. Stanley, E. Rose. Mr. H. Beattie, Photography Advisor Willis Atwell, Photographer Acknowledgment: Our grateful thanks to Mr. R. Brown for his help on sports' photography. Page Administration . . . .... 14-15 Advertisements .... .... 1 62-170 Athletics ............... .... 1 40-161 Athletic secretaries .... .... 1 61 Baseball .......... ...... 1 58 Basketball ..... .... 1 50- 154 Cross Country . . . ..... . 149 Football ....... .... 1 41-148 Golf ....... ..... 1 59 Swimming . . . .... .155 Tennis . . . ..... . 160 Track .... .... 1 56-157 Dedication . . . .... 10-11 Faculty .... .... 2 0-35 Honors ...... .... 1 2-13 Maintenance . . . . . . .16 Oilice Staff .... ....... 1 6 Organizations .... ..... 9 0-137 Agona ........... .... 9 4-95 Amicitia Horizon . . . .... . .96 Bands ........... .... 9 7-98 C-Club ...... ....... 9 9 Cheerleaders . . . .... 100-101 Choirs ......... .... 1 02-103 Classical Club ....,104 Debate ............ ..... 1 05 English Workshop .......... ...... 1 06 Girls' Athletic Association .... .... 1 08-109 Helios Annual .............. .... 1 72-173 Helios Bi-Weekly .... .107 Hi-C Notes Horizon .... ...... 1 10 Hi-Y ............... .... 1 12-113 Jabberettes Horizon . . .... 111 Jay-U Horizon ...... ..... 1 14 Library Club ...... ..... 1 15 Lo-Se-Le Horizon .... ..... 1 16 Math Club ......... ..... 1 17 Math Workshop . . . ,,,, ,118 Index Seniors Metazoa .............. Na-Sa-Wa-Ki Horizon .. National Honor Society. . Orchestras ............ Pep Club . . . Ram Jets ............... Razzle Dazzle Horizon.. . Jr. Red Cross ........... Page .....119 .. . .... 120 .. ...... 121 . . . .122-123 ....124 .....125 .. ..... 116 .....126 Roaring Twenties Horizon .... ..... 1 27 Sock and Buskin ........ Stage Crew ..... Student Council . . . Tanda Horizon ...... Ta-Wan-Ka Horizon .... Thespians ........... Tri-L Horizon . . . Ushers ............ Youth for Christ ...... Y-Teens ......... Patrons .... Class colors and flowers Class motto ........... .... Class poem .... Class prophesy ..... Class song ..... Dress-up Day Mock Elections ..... Royalty .......... Senior Play .... Variety Show Underclassmen . . . Eight Grade .... Freshmen .... Juniors ........ Seventh Grade ..... Sophomores ........ 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