Coopersville High School - Zenith Yearbook (Coopersville, MI)

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First Row: V. Albrecht. M. llawn. A. Johnson. N. Bennink. I). Rosei. L. Taylor. P. Garzelloni. J. Swanlund. M. Wclford. L. Stanton. R. Fynewcver. Second Row: Mr. Patterson. B. Parker. D. Carlson. D. Gillhespy, F. Carlson. L. Wiltenburg. D. Smith. R. Bouwer, L. Parker. E. Meyer. M. Ruppert. G. Anderson, Mrs. Scott. Third Row: V. Radford. D. Ritz, B. Lcitz. P. Ahrens. B. Clark. D. Gavin. L. Waldron. B. Jablonski. N. Hodson. G. Wolbrink. A. Krueger, D. Kelly. M. Buway. Fourth Row: B. Sessions, L. Snyder. F. Scott, D. Garthwaite. E. Miller, B. I.anglois. D. Gordon. J. Meerman. C. Carson, M. Rhodes, L. Anderson, J. Husted. Fifth Row: J. Hut liven. T. Sheridan. B. Sheridan. K. Laug. R. Timmer. A. Scherencel. B. Hendrick- son, L. Hudson, R. Scherencel, A. Frank. T. Lillie, A. Bolks. JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class began the year in high spirits by sponsor- ing the second all-school party of the year. Our first class party was a picnic in the gym We have been well represented in all sports—football, bas- ketball and baseball. We have great hopes as Seniors next year. Under the direction of Mrs. Altenburg our play, “The Mad Hatters”, was a big success. The Junior and Senior banquet was the outstanding social event of the year. Officers were chosen as follows: President Dale Rosel Vice-President Laverne Rakosky Secretary Lois Taylor Treasurer Pat Garzeloni Lois Taylor

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SALUTATORY Classmates, members of the faculty, parents, and friends. We wonder if you can realize just how proud we are to bid you welcome to our graduation True, we are few in number, but small beginnings often have foreshadowed tremendously, important things to come Tonight all over our country proud parents are gathered in assemblies, similar to this, witnessing the graduation of sons and daughters. Throughout this nation high school young people bid farewell to high school days. For some, this may be a final farewell to friends, home towns, churches, and relatives In these times of strife and turmoil, high school graduations are no longer a mere stepping stone to the field of one’s choice. However, I am sure I speak for the entire class in saying that we are going forth with sincere intentions of assuming our full responsibilities as citizens of this great republic. We wish to thank you, teachers, parents and friends, for your helpful guidance and undying interest in preparing us for the accomplishment of our goal. We ask you then, dear friends, to rejoice with us on receiving our rewards As the program of the hour proceeds, we hope that you may feel that we are earnest in assuring you of our joy at having you present, and that I am sincere in telling ou, in the name of the class of “44” how truly glad we are that you are here —EDNA JEAN SCOTT.

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1 r i First Row: A. Daugherty. H. Aulm. M. Fromholz, D. Danenberg, H. Holmes. B. Aney. D. McCue, H. Bar. B. Fredericks. V. trail. M. Jasiak. Second Row: Mrs. Altenburg. P. Reed. J. Hon- ing. D. Gillhcspy, D. Mengel. A. Waldie. R. Van Weelde. C. Kramer. R. Moser. M. Rut liven. J. Grasman. V. Gates. E. Cook, B. Jackowski. Third Row: B. Langlois, D. Finkler. P. Van Dyke, G. Peterson. B. Bird. E. Rozema. C. Barg well, R. Venema, D. Thurkettle, C. Taylor, F. Knapp. R. Hudson. J. Roth. L. Langeland. Fourth Row: H. Sheridan. M. Niles. R. Bly, J. Rcitsma. K. Wolbrink. F. Vander Laan. L. Brady, L. Smith. C. Merrick. D. Lachmann. C. Gillespie. F. Anderson. M. Lotterman, J. Busman, R. Ellcey. Fifth Row: J. Morrison. W. Webb. E. De Mott. D. Vander Zyl, H. Otterbein. C. Courtade. R. Roman. B. Rankin, H. Eisen. D. Vander Ploeg. B. Ackerman, L. Scott. L. YVerly, K. Haystead. C. Eldridge. SOPHOMORE CLASS During the first week of school the Sophomore Class elected the following officers: President-----------------------Lawrence McMullin Vice-President.....................Roger Whitman Secretary------------------ Helen Holmes Treasurer. Betty Aney A miscellaneous-games party was given for the members of the class on Thursday evening; February 3, in the school g m. Many exceptionally high scores (?) were gained. The class has shown its loyalty to good old C. H. S. by be- ing well represented at ball games, parties, and other student gatherings. A number of the members of the class are out- standing in various activities of the school. Helen Holmes