East Grand Rapids High School - Interlochen Yearbook (East Grand Rapids, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

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' --5 ll Ili ll IIE 5 is 40 my 7-1 '92 UU Steps To ward GRADE ll Wcrrkiilg logs-the-r on first big project E wr 1. N , E W .. ..... gg. KSENWE Mb M wg ,. . ff NW? F FR ---- 1 Fiigffri W gl. , or . . ,. junior Play rehearsal if F ,QL - . 'X' 'e -- V , ww slr-V sf Q Egg GRADE 9 Going into a bigger world grew Vw. - wb 2 GRADE 7 Learning to help others Zairwzygigr ' if mmimgkgi if km V Seventh Graders lill Red Cross boxes 4 The light A V . 15.5 'f pe? fs . ,. -:'.,. i 9' lll w Carol and john, top magazine salesmen Sophomores selecting class rings Senate 5 GRADE I2 Venturing into the business world GRADE l0 Learning to make decisions GRADE 8 Beginning to establish leadership 'WXJQQPV Q LV if! il X Q , A- Qi :H R px, N X! ' VD' , f .I For six years the walls ol' East High School shelterecl the class of 1955. During this time, with great patience and understanding the faculty led us step by step through the darkness of our small world toward the rising sun ol' a new era. FACULTY ADMINISTRATION Mr. Roy Fetherston Mr. Melvin Buschman Superiutendcn L P1'inc'ip:1l ,I rs :,, ' BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Beiviger, Mr. White, Mrs. Williams, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Zielstra. Mr. Herbert Clark Miss Margaret Postmus ' ' ' ' Girls' Counselor Assxstunt Prmclpal 8 Mrs. loaunm lk-will Alluln-n If Vflflfllg. l'frlKqfi.sll Mr. Daniel Anderson f21'nn11'lry,.-lJiIl1n1f'l1'1', I'l1y.xi1.x', V ljllfllgilil Iflulz mlwhxrn' Mr. Lcslcr Anderson fJl1f'mi.sl IY. .IIHIIIWI mm! ,Inlv Mrs. Geraldine Ashlcy CoH', fllitllnwllr' Mrs. llcrlhu Bc-nllcy I rr'nr'l1, l'.S, lI1'.x'lm'y, Iflllllw' 'I1f'Il!'lll'7'.K' Club 11111 'mm' Mr. Iohn Cain l':II.Q'll'.Yll. C,'m'f', I lirlllm'l: fulzfiwr 9 Miss Helen B. Dejonge .'IIg'I'1lHl, 'l'rigrn1rm11fl1y, 'l'f'.sli21g' Mrs. Margaret C. Douse l'f11gl1'.s'l1, 'l'i11m Clull rlrlwfwr' Mr. Warren G. Faulkner Vofrll Allzxfr, Igllllll Mrs. Diana Friedrich Plly.Yf!'llI 1'il1Ill'llff07I, Pi- .-lrllln-Nwr' Club and Smzfor li.p1.i4. zlrlwiwn' Mr. Adrian Gillesse ,4ri!l1n11flfr', fil'UII7r'ff7'y, .-I 14Q'f'l1 T11 Miss Alma N. Gilleu liinlngy, lYlll'IlI'fIH1.Y, lnnim Iligll 1'm111.sc'lo2 10 :----. 4 ' MWKE IMIN 171,11 XK1 SN M1 I mmm rmfmhn - GN 1 ass Mary I' Hull .1 111 1,1111 .11 15111111 011111, 1.111111 611111, 111111 N111i1111111 lI1111111' S111'11'l3' 11c1111.s111' Mrs Phyllls Johnston M11s11 II111111 11111111111 M1 Ronald Kmgabury 011 1111111111 Mr Frank Kuta 81161116 C'o11r11 Mr Wllllam Kutsche HOW Wilt U0 YC .S'1'i1'111'1', W11111 111111 Weq 611111 1111111.s111, l1f11111s Mr. Francns McCarthy l':lIQ'11.Yll, Class Plays E 0 H o 1: Q.1.e2,. 11 'TR Miss Frances E. Mcflarty Curr, RMI Cross zlrlwisrn' Mrs. Mildred P. Meyer Spfrrlz. lIf'baIf', l'lOI'f'IIXl.lX, l'lI'f'.S,lIll1lII Clam' 11d1'i.srn' Mrs. Mildren Nelson 'l'yping, Sll0l'fll1ll'Id Miss Lucille Newland fl rt, Curr, f'lIll41f'tl'IIlIl Club r1z1'1'ixm' Mr. Harvey Olsen f10Tlffl'IIlIIl'II1, Soriology, ClI'I.I'.Y, -fIl7II.07' Clays and 'l'riplf'-If Club nrlffixrn' Mr. Robert Porter liinlngy, ,-I rilllnzzflir, Coarll 12 Mm Luulle Prangc I,iln'n rim: Mr. David Proud ll mlfl II14sIm3 , ,llllll nl llfslnry, lh'iw'r' 'l'H1ini11g, llil' fllllll and Snfillmllow' Clrlsx nrlwism' Nl' Mm. Mfngmct Rcgvm Cow, l'f1lg'li.s'll I, liorzxlm' Club 11fl11i.vm Mr. Bcrton Robinson ,'llgl'lH'll. fI!'UIll!'ll'V, ,'ll'llllIlI!'llAI' Ml. Walter Sdmrmfnk A1!'!'llIlIIlf'Ill IJIYIIIVI-Tig, Slmjz Mr. Larl Slflllllcl' I,lliY.Yl!'lll f'jIlll!'llll.lHl, flflllfll 13 Miss Corinne Schophach US. Ilhvtury. l'fr1g'Ii.s'l1. lntcrlrzrlmrl rulwfsm' Mr. Arthur Smith Curran! l,il1'rnlurf', SFft?lIt'L', SllI1fff'I'f?IlKQ Club IIl11'li.YOI' Mr. Gordon Stewart l.'m'1', AffNl6'7'II llixlrny Mr. Thomas Stubbs llmllll, AriIll111f'li1', fiflllfll Miss Elha Vila Balzac .S'fmr1i.9ll Mr. Rccd Waterman plllllwifr' lIir1'r'lm', Tmrlc. lYIl!'.VIif3' Club .xj1fn1.sm' 14 Mrs. Marie Yonkman lillglixll, Senior Class aflifrsor T High School Parent-Teacher Association Board Presiding: Mrs. S. W. 'l'ndd, nresidf-nt. First Row: Mrs. 'I'. Deane, Mrs. R. Smith, Mrs. N. Vivrson Mr. W, Kutsvhv, Mrs. C. Chase, Mrs. R. Harris, Mrs. R. Aument, Mrs. R. Howlett, Mrs. W. Lee-. Mrs. L. Ralph. Miss J. Mongcr. Second Row: Mrs. W. Muir, Miss H. llejumze, Miss A. Gilleit. Miss L. Pramre. Miss l'. Sr-hopinu-h, Mrs. 'l', Bc-njamin. Mr. M. liusc-hman, I5 4 L W , . .N Mr. Howell Business Nlzxlxzurel' Miss Swznrtout P1'im'ip:1l's Ser'ret:xl'y Nlrs. l7:1ls::1 Cllllllf-19117138 Ser'1'Q'l2ll'3' Irs. Ms-Swven Supa-rint0n4l9nl's Sol' ret :1 ry rsm-ul: Mrs. Zviyrenlu-'ilx lillsim-ss lVI:ll1:lp4'e1 s SC'l'l'k'l1ll'y Mrs. Iilsy. ILN. Nurse Mrs. VVilsnn, Mrs. Elenlmns f'2lf.9fl'l'i1l W, Mrs. Hluinlx LIlu':11'y Assistant CUSTODIANS Mr. Gibbs, Mrs. Baum. Mr. 'Pie-smzux. Mr. Mivkens, Mr. Philbrir-k, Mr, Adumy, Mr, Iiurmws 16 K a ar -4 HB1 lE 1,43 52452 4: ,guns-i-I I gap x,0 A I 47 57 lx 5 N 1 QZ7 Q 1 J C51 5 02? 551 U Fm - I ,Y QQ? 4 X x 't I N .1 1 6 X 4 X Q -2 ,-4' I Q 4 is-i'i 5 3? If s 4. If I .- N f ' 5 ' X Q 'I X ll X 'X X, ' I I I N Kg, I f I a ,tn Q9 5 5 X 1 N I f I 1 - lxx x '1 ' I I 54 .. x s X1 1 1 s N - N I I 1 I I f x ' I I I I X I I - 'llv nl , N r'NNI I s ' 1 Along the path ol' the class ol' H355 through East were nlztny pleas- ant activities. Governing bodies. j0lll'Il2lllSIIl, debate, special interest clubs, anal Wetlnestlay night, clubs with such projects as Santz1's visit and the Interclub Formal have pro- videtl each ol' us with an outlet lor our interests. By giving us oppor- tunities for working and planning. these organizations have prepztretl us to zulvzince another step towztrtl the growing light. i ' ORGANIZATIONS F L I L xi I Ll i xiii -,f..x.3E.?.5 ... Sl? X Ji' STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: E. lfyfe, L. Kurlzeu. J, Mmurer, J. Whyte, J. Logie, J. Mt-Coll, R. Davis, N. Carlbvru, Gy Young. Standing Second Row: C. Lumb, K, Bennet., R. Brandt-r. G. Damoose, Mr. Busch- man, R. Becker, J. Fowler, M. Kemien, R. Iluumu, J. Elder, N Bosch, B. Meek. R RY if Ann irive-4 hullot to clerk, Sharon The Student Council The Stutlcnt Council, serving :ts zi link lit-tween the student hotly zlntl the 2lillllllllSll'2lll0ll, has onre again roiupletetl at sut'cessl'ul year. llncler the lezuler- ship ol' the presiclt-nt, Ray Becker, :incl thc guitlztnrc ol' Mr. HllSl'llIll2lIl, lllillly activities have been czlrrictl out. Une ol' the CIount'il's lirst projects wus writing the Student Hunclhook. 'lhtrn they plzuint-cl lor thc Student Mixer :incl the Honieconiing Gztnic. .Xt Clhristuizts time thc Council sponsorctl thc' proiert ol' filling baskets lior needy lzunilies, 'l'he zinnuzil student loruni, giving thc students :tn opportunity to express their iclczls on school prohlcins, was hcltl in Fehruury. Finally, the Student Clounfil prcsentccl its annual 2lSSCllllJly to honor the lhetu Pi litzt nlcinhers. 'I'he other oll'ic'crs were Alice R2lSlllllS5L'll, vice:- presicleutg Ritz: I.ou Davis, SL'i'l'l'l1ll'yQ :intl Glen Young, treasurer. Jim, Glen, und Rita Lou ut cur welsh 20 Jim t-onxrrzxtulutes Ray on election lint pznml znssc-iiilmlics. llnclcr llic sponsorslnp ol Mr. Clark, lllc uniliiiillc-C kc-pl :in 2lt'4'lll'2lll' scliulule of ill mlzilvs lm' clzimm-s, szilcs, :incl zissvnilmlic-s. l lzins were nizuli- lin' ncxl yc':n s activity lirkvts und lor ncxt w:n s pziiml :isscinlmly pmgrziiiis. lllc lIll'llll3Cl'S signin ngzniifi-cl Iln- lixclinngf- ,Xssc-nilmly :incl pre-si-iilcml il ll Iwo ullwi' svlmols. lnterdub Council llii' lmmlmln-ni ul ilislrilnniun ol lm'lnlwl's in llu lVc'1lllCsduy lllglll clubs, lllll lmcczuisv ol' ilu' nus nielliml ol' joining rlnlms :iml lln- lim- conlmwzalioli ol Llie soplimnorcs, llic iIonncil's l'Olll'l'l'll wus lcsscncml ' - - - , . - il list ol czlrli vlulm s :annual p1'olc'c'ls. llu' illllll KWCIII l'i0l'lll3ll. 'l'lu- olliccrs lm' lllc yczn' wcix- .Xliw ll1lSlIlllh5l'll Sl Dl'. INTI-IR-Flillli COUNCIL S1-med: S. liiprnnll, J. Rn-4-vas. G. V:uulerMe4-V, A. Rasmussen, ll. Zaimrm-r. Miss Puslrnns. Standings S. Ryan, P. Sears, S. Iiuvin, ll. l'ry1'e. Activity Cammitfee . . , , . All--1 i M1-.-V.-1 ,v iw -I if .X Sllll-iOIlllIlllll'f' ul llic Sluclcni Lounul, Llic- Av- Q 'H' N M'1'S N 'W 'S llvily Clmlllililtc-1-, is unllpusccl ol' two rc'ln'csenlzllivvs lmni can-li ol' ilu- liigli sclmol grziclcs :incl il i'lizlirniz1n uliu is ulvcu-cl by lllc sluclc-nt lmcly. 'lliis ycrzir, Alllll logic was l'll2lll'Ill2lll :incl Kay Clnwzni wus sec'1'etzn'y. llic .Xrlivilv ci0IllIIlllIL'C lmniglil us scvcrzll cxfcl' I ACTIVITY COMlVllT'l'EI'I Sealed: Mr. Flzirk, li. H4-nney. J. Lngio, E. Ifyfv, K. l'nwun. Mr. Fauulkm-r :ind Jim ilirewt Exr-lmnge Assembly Second Rnw: M. Pune. J. Selmstiun. li. Stewart. ll- Will'4l- 21 llns lalll ilu- lllll'l1fillllJf.Ullll4Il UIHUQIQLIIII lzuul lu prmnou- lx-lu-1' llllClCl'5IllllilIllQ :incl to Ill'1'Yt'lll coiilllcts in cluli zlclivilics, lllc Clmlllril lknniulznlcll spmisurccl lay llic' Council wus ilu- llllllllill lllll'lVcilllll lil'C'SiCll'lllI llnlii- licc-ws, vin'-pl'csimli-lil: :incl Glvnnal V:ilnlcl'Mcc'l', 5i'4'l'K'llll'y. Nliss lmsnmis was ilu- spun' W 1-Nr NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Miss Hill, C. Lumh, J. Martin. J. Attwood, R, Ilztvis, A. Rasmussen. Second Row: B. Stcketee, G. Burnie, B. Burke, G. V:inclerMeer, E. Glaser, D. Black, A. Riehel. Third Row: J. lVlet'oll, R lieeker, J. Wztrdrop. C. Rzther. G. llatmoose. National Honor Society Theta Pi Eta Scholarship. service, chztrztcter, :ind leadership :ire 'lhe one quztlificzttion lor IIlCIlllJCl'SllllJ in 'Ihetu Pi the recluiretneuts lor ntetnlmership in the Nzltionztl litzt is devoted, llIlSClilSll service to liztst High School. llonor Society. Mc-inlaership is the highest honor Selection is ntztde on the basis ol' those seniors who which tain he gixen to at student att liztst. The lztcully have put forth the greatest etlort to better our school. uid nu-tnlmers elect the new lIlCIlllJt'l'S front students In choosing the 'l'hetzi l'i litzt lIlCllllJCl'S, :ill seniors who hztxe at li :irc-range, choosing lilteen percent ol' the :ts well :ts the lztculty vote. 'I'o be eligible lor mein- senior clztss. lmership, one tnust have shown exceptional participat- ln l eln'uz1ry the new tnetnhers were honored :tt ztn tion in extrztcurriculztr activities during his four yeztrs ssenilmly and were presented pins. Speeches were ol' high school. given on the outstanding chztrztcteristics required lor Filteeu percent ol' the gtittltlzttittg' clztss is received tneinliership, by the lour seniors selected in their into this society each yeztr. ln the spring, :tn ztssenilmly unior yeztr Twenty-live percent ol' this group took wats given to honor these students, :ind pins were the Nntionatl llonor Society scholarship exztnlinzttion. given by the l'.'Il..X. ztnd the Student Council. 'rm-:TA PHI ETA First Row: ll. Hlztek. K. Davis, S, Lztvin, B. Burke, C. Lumb, A. Ric-hel, A. Rasmussen. Second Row: S. Corl, R. Becker, J. Mt-Coll, li. lirzituler, G. llztmoose, G. Young. K -'ix 1 ill 'XR'- 22 4 -nn 'W P'G ekfqi. Hee. t Rott e W 1 06 .ll'Nl0R SENATE First Row: S. Imgit-, N. Ilnulittlt-, Miss Gills-tt, D. Allu-rs, li. tllstfn. J. Young. Sevtuul Row: J. Mt-ttnley, J. Pnntlintl, M. Mille-r. J. Ht-yt. li. llrzinstnn, Il, Krztvitz, J. Ht-nry, lb. Miller. 'l'. litirlut, li. Gwrtvt-. Junior Senate Junior Red Cross 'l ht' .Ittnirn Nt'nzttt', with Niles Dotilittlt' its lntsi llntltri' tht' lt':ttlt't'sliipul l'it-sitlt'i1t.lunt- l.itt'ntt' .intl tlt-nt, .lim Pztntlintl :ts vitt--pt't-sitlctit. Kztrcn Olson :ts tht: gnitlztntt- ul' Miss Mtllztrty, tht- -lttnitn' Rvtl llitiss st1tt't't:tl'y,:tlitl NlissCLillt'tt ztssptnlsmyt':tt't'ictlotlttnxtny hcgztn thc yt-:tr with at sttttcssltil t'nt'olltnt-nt thixt: stittvsslttl gttlixitit-s. llitty liuvt' stiltl l'iotit-t-r pcntils 'lht' nitmcy t't'tt'ivt'tl in this tztnipztign wats ttsvtl lm :intl hzttl tztnth sztlt-s in urtlt-1' to cxnn tntnivy. 'l'lit't'v intlixithtxtl gilt lmxvs tu ht' st-nt tu not-tly thilthvn hztxt' lmvttn two p:tt'tit'st'1ttli lot' tht- st'x't'nIl1 :intl eighth m't't'sczts. 'llicy :tlsu hzitl t-ntittgli IIIUIIUY tt: fill unt- gitttlt-s. lht- Stitiztl Cltiiiiiiiitttvs in t-:ith htitnt' routn ltttgc gilt thcst. liattt' hccn rcsptiitsilmlt- lui' lmlztnning thcst' pztrtit-s. 'l'ht- Rvtl Clmss lnti'znntn'ztls, which :ttltlvtl to tht' 'l llftlllgll tht' .Xsscinhly Cltiiititiitttv. it wats possihlt' to ll'i'1l5lll'y :ts wvll :ts tht- spirit ul tht- loin' patttitipqttitig hztxt' six .lnnitn lligh ztsst-inhlics. scliuuls, hats lJt'C'tlllll'1I trzttliton :tt ligtst. 'l his yt-nt' tht' lht- Ilttnim' St-nzttv IJIYJQIYIIII is xt tt't-iitvtitlotts hvlp liitrztitittrztls wvrt' ztgztin sttttcsslttl. Othvt' ullitt-rs wt-it in IJl't'lP2ll'lIlQ, tht' hlttnim' lligh sttttlvnts lm' tht- vztriotts vit't'-pl't'sitlt'ltt, 'lohn lSt't'in:in1 st-tt't't:ti'5, llxtmltl Stvltt-Y atttixilivs til high stlinol. tw: ztntl ttt':tst1t't't', Phyllis Vclttnztn. irxmiz :mn victiss S1-alvtl: li. llurl tt', l', t':ti'i'tvw. li. Stake-It-0, l'. Vt-ltrnztn, J. Li- ii2ll'liVVllUll, li. lizilltwvll, l'. lizty. M. G11-vii. V, Vntlt-1, li. t-4-nu-, Miss Mt'l'zirty. ll. Stvltt-tt-tt. J. lit-vnizut. Standing' Ser- 'l'ii:el:u:tt', S. Belkin. Third Row: ll. 'l'igt-l:t:tr, l . l n-hitz, l., untl Row: G. Vztnllis, if I.t1mh, ll. Keistoty li. Mt'Kny. R. Yuttttif, E. lluwltttt. S. Sltntrt. 'l'. Hitt-lu-ti, J, llitwl, G. llmx- Krti 4-t' l tt-, J. Sztwtpv. J. llt-llatttn. V. Atltlistrn, A, Grzty. ll. lvtt. li, l tmlei', l'. Zwttltl. .1 2.1 iNTr:lu.ot'H1-:N STAFF Seated: S. Aumt-nt, IJ. Cole, U. Lumlw. IJ. Black, Il. Theflv, Fox. A. Hoverl. fl- MlU 'lly, J. Wurdrml, ill- Ghyse-ls, ll. M21- G. Vunrleu1Vloer, 11. Pi-yt-e, Miss Schoplmvlx. Second Row: iruir--. G. Damoosv, -1, 1Vlct'ol1, 1.. Wt-il. S. 1,uvin, C. Mars- M. Griffith. l'. Steiui-r, N. Puyvttv. J. lVl:irtin. P. Chaise. M. J. den, Absent: Sue- Sm-hzlflrle-le-0, N. Harris. 'l'lu- editor-in-cliiel' ol' ilu- l21If'r!rn'l1w1 was Dczuiuzu Slmrou Laurin :uid Aliiu Nldloll planned pliotogrztpliy Blau-lg. Carol l.umlm :uid Dexter llu-dc werv ussocizitt' and Georgc Dzuuoose :uid IDQIVC Maguire were pliotog t-ditor. Dick 1'rvt'c was lmsim-ss tuzumgcr: Marg Grill rzipllt-rs. .Xuu Hoveu, Nancy Pzlyettc, :uid 1.60 XVcil litli, circulation: Clluick Stcincr, uclvt-rtisiug. Doris pltumcd student 11103 Carol 1Nlztrsdc-n, tlrzuuzuicsg Mau' Colt- did the nrt work. Carol Murray :uid Put Clllzist- g2ll't'L Grillitli and Clenuzi VllllL1Cl'lNlL'L'l', miniatures 1161111111 gcucrul orgnuimtionsg 1110111 Gliyst-15, boys' or- Mary .loy Fox and Nancy Harris were typists. Sun gzmimtions: Szxruli .-Xuiucnt, girls' orgzuiimtiousg -101111 Sclizidclclec did mock c-lc-ctious. Tlu- advisor wus Nlis5 xvlllllltlll, lmovs' sports: ludy Nlztrtiu, girls' sports. Scllolmlmrll. Ann. Lee. :uid Nancy cut student. life Deznnnai :ind Carol layout 11211195 Sharon, Miss Schopbzrch and Jim nt 3,51-guyps Journullsm Day 24 Fl.lN'l'l.0l'K NTT.-RFI Slvffensun, ll. SH-ks'1ve', l'. Kluvilz. G. Wlxlrtin. J. 'Atlwuucl. SL-mul: Mr. l':1in. l., Lulwzxnf-n. V. Mnlsxlen. S, Furl. R. I.. G. lhnmgiv. I.. Young. J. lil-rsiv, M, Slmuk, J, Wlxytv, l'. llznvir-, l. lim-utrwlm, H. Vululf-rlVlu'l'. E. Glusvr. J. l 0wl1-V, M. Rivhul, V. ll04'lu'l', 'l'. .lzlln-wzly, N, l':xyv!l1', I.. Vllvil. J, lfflelvr, Vislllnxnn. Slullilillgz ll, Vnlv, 'l'. Me-:mule-y, S. Manrts-ns, K. A. Vvrlu-y, A. llulnu. Flintlock Debate Team lllis yn-zu' ilu' wludmlll llllllv xulccl In lllllllgt' lllm' R0wlx'c'al, lllllll lllc fQUXk'IIlIllk'lll ol lllc l'uilul l'l1'11llm lc lllfllll ll munllxly llc'xs'sp:lpn-l', to :I lllllglllllll' Slam-5 Shuulcl lnilizllc ll Policy ol l'1l'l'l' Vllznclm' .Xmu 1' lIlllJllSlll'1l Ioux limcx ll ya u Rllil Lou llalvis was cali- Nations lfrirmlly In llli' l!Illll'll Slznlc-5 wan ilu- iss lm'-ineallicl, :xml Nh. llnin, zulvimr. .XN5lSl2lllI limlilm' mlisnllmul lay lllc llL'lJ2il1' lczun. Clugulu-cl by Mrs. Mu um! City lfllllill wma' lwllu-1' Ciluscr and Kiln-una: Vain cn, linux won nc-vcll .md lm! um' in thc Ilrnml Yullu mlm-n'Nln-ul' ll'slJt'cllXL'ly. Doris. Clolc wus. l'.C2Illll'1' liclilmp unllcsl :xml cunlpilccl ll l'c'c'ol'nl ul lim' wins :xml um annul lim lxlkilllly, Haiku-l'lm-l'1clilol'. Alon l'10Wll'l' wana loss in Lllc Ollt-ol'-Slam' l.Cllg,llK'. ln ilu- Nlilll' l'UllllNl liusim-ss Nlaumgcr. Others on thc null we-rc Tom lizm wa-nl lo thc svcoml muml. Allllil'XS'ily :mal Si Nl:n'lc'11s, .Xclxc-rlisixlgg llcm- lJt'llISC'll. llu- 11llil'1l1:llix'c tvum imllulvcl Cluml Lumlm. llczmnl l'.Xlll2Illgl' liclilmi flll'Il Young :mal Nike l'1lSlllll1lll, Black, nlll'll2ll'2l Slckclvc, tlnck flllllllll, Nlunly Mvyu Sports lf.mlilm'sg Num Clorl, llumurg .lim licrnic- :xml nml -john limzm. -llulyMalrlill.lll'z1lu'.XIkil1sml,llrilll Lulu'lankmm-11,ClinlllulicmzClilmlmi 154-m'kc1', Sue Slmok, llcamy, 'Ibm Ulxysvls, and llnvv Clank lUlllIJl'lSQ'll :ln :mal Lilmlmy Yuung, Iylhlxlx Ill'gllllYt' ICLIIII. lll'IHATl'1 TEAM Svallecl: Nlrs Meyer, H. Ste-kelee, ll. lilzu-li, J. Mzxriin. Sland- ing: IJ. Funk. J. f':u'rull. ll. Hs-:lnvy. V. Lumlv, J. Hman, M. Mvyvrs, 'l'. Ghysels. 25 LATIN 1'l.l'l! S1-1111-11 on D1-sk: 'lf M1-D111111111, li. S11-11e11-1-. First Row: Miss Secuntl Ruw: M. 1Vl1'Sh11111-, if Svime. 1V1. H1-1:111111, li. i'11111'1111. 11111. li, S11-111-11s1111, S. l11lN'l'Ill1lI1, .l. 1.11-1-111-1-, '1'. M1-:11111-y. 11. 1i:1sn111ss1-11, 1Vl. 511111l111:1:1s. latin Club Hall Monifars l'11ll1'1 111-1'1111su1s 111110 3111701111111 111111 li2ll'lJ21l'11 N11 IIIZIIICI' 1111111 1111111 111 1111- Cllly, 11111- will 211181118 5lt'111'Il'1', 1111- 1.111111 1111111 111111 11s sc1'111111 5lll't'L'S51l1l 111111 ll 111111 111111111111 1111 1118 11111. ll'11Cl'1' 1111- 1111111111115 Xl'111. 1111- 11u11 8111111111 1111- 1'll1llI1'1' 111' 1111- R111111111s, 1111 1-111'11 111 1111- 1111'1-1- 11111115 ,l'Vl'11y 111-111111, 111111 51111511 llllllllllllg 111111111 111111 11111111- 1l11', 111111 s1111' 11111111 llllllx lll1t'5 i11 1'11s1- 11111- 111' 1111- ltgllllll' 111111111111s is 11111111111 1111 11111111111 111511111 1111-11 lJ1'0g1'll1ll5 11'1f11- 111 1u'1'11111- 111111-. 111111- 111111 1111' 1.111111 51-11511111 111111 1111- l'1lI1l 1'e1c111'1111-11 1401-1111114 11113 1111115 1lll1Cl, ll11'1i1l1g' up 1111s1-111'1- 11-1111115 1111- 1111-N 11I 51211111 111 1111-S1-11111113 ll 5111111 111111 1111 CI111-- Ylllllllllg Cl'1'1l11Cl5 1111 1111- 1111'u11y, 1111-111'1111g 1isi1111s 1111. 111 1111- sl11-ing 1111-1' 111111i1'1l11111'11 111 1111- 1'11y-11'1111- 111111 111211411111 1111-111 11-1-1 111 11111111- 1111' 1111 111111 111 1111 1.111111 11111111111-1. 1.211111 lJ1'01Cl'lS w1-rc 1-x11i11i1e11 111 lllt' '11111 111 1116 111111 1111111111111 111111111 llllllllg 1.111111 11'L'l'1i 111111 prizes 11'1-11- 1111'111'111-11. SlllllCl1IS 111511 1113111 11111 111 1111- 1111111- 111 11-1'11111i11g 01111-1 111111-1-1s 111111111011 Alllfy 15111-11 All'Sl1l1I11'. s1'1'i11.1, 111151-1111-s 211111 1111'11i11ess1-s, lypiug 111'1'115111111111y. 1111sw1'1 111111 xllllx 111-1111111, 1111111-x1111. 11111, 11-11-111111111-s, 111111 Tlllllllllg c1'1'111111x 1111 1111- 1111111 Nlisx 11111 51-111-11 115 111111s111 111' 11118 glxilllll. 511111. 11A1.1. M11N1'1'1111s l i1's.1 Row: 11. 1.11 11-1' I111111, S. 1.111'111, 1.. I.u11s11111'l1, J. 1 141111'1-ss. 'l'114'1-111111: 'l'. M1-11 1111: 1111, J. Snvzxpxv, P, S1-urs. Tllirll Row: 111. S. '1'111111, 111. 111-1-1-11-11, N. l'111'1111-1-14. M. A. Ellis. G. 1i111'1:i1-. Y11w, J. lVl2ll'111l, J. l,1'1111Ll'l'. A. 1.11111-111-111, M. Sl1111111, 11. 1. 111-11151-11. 1111. 1111f111111:111. Ser11111l Row: E. lVl11se1', N. 13I11i1111, Y11u111:, A. l1SX'1l1t'. A. R11-111-1, P. Hummel. 11, SIl1'l1t', J. .I '1'i111 1111- r, V. VV1-11s. l'. 1V111rs111-11, A. H11v1-ri, .1. R1-1-vos. 17. M1-1'1111. 211 :WF 4'I l'l'Ill'I NVRSICS I-vie R. 'l'l-um-l:n:nl'. K, Sll'll'4'li:44-Il, N. llillsli-mn, l'. llumnu-I. ,. ll: '. I Svull-ll: N. Vzullu-rv, ll 'l'ivn-luzir, l'. liunili. l', N1ui'i':iy, li. N. Jillmvli, l'. llllul I I lulllluul ll Xlllau lim 4 Iliuiunll. Slnmlinu: S, Wil-1-ell-il, IK. lh Vniuln-nln-I-g, M. ll:-r'pni:uus, ll, llqilmum-, ld ':llnll'i:is, ll. lNl:ul':nml:x, M. lla-nluil. Future Nurses Future Teachers Hills. iilll-il-su-ll ill Imlulslw nl IIIIISIIIQI lM'llJll'1lllIlll ,, l will ll'llliIl llu- llll ul lll'llDllllQ ollu-is ln tllllllli lflllllll' Num-4 Clllilm, llu-ii gulixiliu llml-ly :ul lu-lpllll things clznily in srluurl xuul lumu-' '...,V lllis lIQ'll'll lu llll'll lllIll7UNl'. Sl-vc-lull lu-Ill ll'llJS wma- l1llxl'll 'Mill ol llu- l'-lllllll' 'll-zulu-lx' .xNN4NlIIllUll lull-llgv lu'xl lllix xl-.li lil llll' Illi'IlIlll'lN ul l lIlllll Nlll'NL'N' K lull llu l-xl-inplilil-w Ill1'll' lull-INN-. QlllN xixill-ml llu- Ku-lu-ml Xluluis lllllll :llul 'Illl'll1ll'll lil-silll-x gixilig zulixl- LlNSlNILlllll' lu 4'l4'llli'lllllll .lllll .I Nl.lll'XXllll' lllllllll' Nlllxl-x 1-zllll in ilxulillzu. Ill liigli Sllllllll Il-gulu-rs, llu- gills NllHIlN0l1'll an llbllll lilx lumkillg annul-1 linuls, llu- gills Qlilllll llll' C uuci Su lxlllllli' ll-zulu-ix' fiUllll'll'll4l', .XIl4lIllCl lnujl-ll um lil-ly. llllliiig, l-xl-is lu-iilul ll l-'llllli'l- NlIl'Sl ll lx lll gixilig ll Il-zl lol llllllllf ilu-iiilu-ls, flIN1'll liumlli llu- llu- lliliu lu-lining Nlrs. l-llmy. lflllllll' ll-'ulurs lllL'l lm' gi lblillllllx zllul lugml slu-.ill Nlls. lilly guilll-ll llu- gills llllllllg, llu- f'L'1ll'. lllllllg l-is on vlriolls plum-s ul IK'2IllllllQ. lxilli Clzllul xlllllllf, lllllb 'nl-silly-lil. X'ic'l--pil-silll-lil Nlis. llvlllll-5 wsu llu- 1llIlD'N gulximlg filK'llIl1l Yllll uns Ummm.: l'igc-lzmii xl'lll'l1lly. Xzllul Clziillu-rg, annul lll-l-Nl:-cr,pu-silll-111: lc-am .XllXK'0UKl,N11l'l'llllX'll'l'llNlIll'lQ lIl'1lNlIIl'l, llzaml l,llIIlll. llul K'llll- .xllllll'lll, lllIlXl'SIJUlllllllg Nt'll4'lLlll. l l l'l'Rl'I 'l'I'IAl'Ill'fliS Svnlvll: Mrs, lil-lille-y, S. Nl:-4-lx. TN. l'zlyl-lla-. li. A111111-ill, M. 'I'mlll, H, Muse-V. li. Mc-l':li'le-lu, N. lluri-ls. li. Nil-lurlw, li. llrilfilli, ll, Yziluls-:Mi-4-l. .l, ,-Xltxuuul. S. Ml-ltlm l lhvilevli, lklwzllu, R. liniliuvns. S. Slum, N. liil-IM-l-l. li. lmxlw. Il. IC. llznvis. Slumlillg: li, l-i-ylllull-. S. Pllizua. M. llm-ru-ll. N limi:-kv. nrsll:-ii, li -lab If i '-'55 Ergf 5-2 ii f 55 1 5? i' i if 'nfl sw fr . -, ,, , . ,, ISIBIJC FLUH Seated: Miss Ilill. S. Ifyfe, S. Hillstrom. M. B9l'JIYU1lI15. Stand- inxr: Ii. Stvketoe. M. Riiu-r, ID. 'I'iprelznan'. P. Hummel, E. lfyfv, II, 'I'm-Lfpfl-lalznr. R. lVI:u'k4-y, .l. Ilolwrtson. H. Volvo, Bible Club Sophomore Horizon Club llu' llilmlc lllulm is ll IICW rlulm Iomlcml Illia YCZII' XVOIIICIIIQJ, :ls hospital zuiclcs, the SOIJIIUIIIUVC llorilon lllllll'l' llu- SIJUIISOVSIIIIJ ol' Min llill. Illc purposc ol Cllulm girls lwlpeml all Iiloclgclt :xml IbllIIl'I'M'0l'lll Hoa- Illc llulm is Ilml ol gclling more SIIICICIIIS to rczul ilu' pilzlls amd Maury Ifrcc lied Clolmvzilvscclll Home. Ollwl' liilmlc' null to nomolc' fllII'ISlI2lll iclvzllx IIlI'OllU'Il0llI the n'o'cn'l,r, wcrc workilw on clccorzxliom :md zulvcrlininf' , , I . H . - . v . H wluool. llu- club Im1'csc'11lc'nl noon IIIUYICS to lllc stu- lor thc .xll-flly l'lOl'll0lI Llulm Ilzulcc, Illlllilllg dolls mlcnlaguulllzulxpc-:lkclxl1'o11lsl'vc'I':llclill'cl'L'nl m'lmrc'l1c'm llfll' lllt' SZIIIIZI Claus Girls' Drive :xml sclanplmooks lor in tlmv nity. llwir mznin zlctivlly llllm yczn was lmrlimi- llu- c'l1ilcl1'm'n ill lxlllfy Ifrcc lied. .Xt om' IIICCIIIIQ, llu' mlion in ilu- Youll: lor Clllrisl Clounril, orvimifccl ln' Clommlmilv .XIIIIJZISSQHIOY to Ifinluml s woke L0 thc wxcml ytllllll groups In the l'lIX. girls. ,X Illfllll' complctccl the clubs :u't1v1t,1cm ol thc' 'llllis FUZIIJ5 ollicclx were Ilznllmnm Stckclcc, prcsi- yczux clout: Nlzu-ilyu Ibt'l'gIllillIS, viculmlvsiclelllp Pill llum- I.il1lmy Young was prcsiclcllll Iiclll Moro, vic'C-p11'si- mol, warclzury-lrcusurcrp :mel Rolmc-11:1 Coho :xml lully clcul: lezul Iilmlcfr, sc-crclzxry: Many Lou Rcmien, trous- Rolmurlsou. pulrlicilx CU-l'II1lIlllIC'Il. lll'L'l'1 uml Nlrs. lolm CL. Durno, zulvisor. SUI'llllMQRE IIORIZUN FLUB lm-H. P. lan-hm, A. vol-my, s. rw1.-hwy. J. whyu-, E. umm. Flrsl Row: M. 'l'0l'l'yln-l'ry. M. 'l'onlwl, II. Volvo. A. Ilurno, II. S. Pool. IS. IVl6l'l'U. I'. Quint. Third Row: J. Elder, S. Stover, Warn, Ii. ll0lllllII'lil5, li. Zumrm-fr. .l. Jzlwcki. G. Vnnllis. I.. IC. Ilodlxson, Il. lfrislwie, I.. Keister, M. Remien. P. I,EINI1'l', lfznirz-hilnl. li. Alvlmvnzumle. S. Emrel. E. VUIIIIIL-'I'. Ii. Howlett, I.. Young, M. Shook, N. Plumb, M. Worsfolsl, I., SL'lHll'lI,t'l', N Jillmon. Svroml Row: A. l.iltIe-lin-Inl, M. l'ug'v. J, Milla-l', S. J, Fznnjoy. I.. I.on14. 28 CLUB '58 J. Timmer. Third Row: J. i'h:intlIt-r, P. Curt-ow, M. Luee, N. First Row: l'. liuvmler. R. Mu:-ltuy, E, Sheptutt-tl. S. VVhitt-, Kinuwell. J. Mayer, S. Webber, A. Wt-tugorovius. 'I'. Dexter, R. Rootl, I.. Ru:-tmussen. M. Lztmorenux, S. Liber-mnn. M. t'. Holt, S. Sonfieltl. V, Thede, V. llutlson. Fourth Row: K. lleztton. M. Supernaui, C. 'l'ut-ner. M. M1-Shane. Second Row: Steffen:-son, J. liurlt-:-ton. l'. Selma-, l.. Wepmatn. R. 'll-g-gt-lzu:tt'. Mrs. Me-yt-r. ll. Hater, K. Jennings. S. liellnire, B. Hryztnt. C. S. lleuutlt'i:ts. E. l yl'e. K, lit-nnett, S. Mt-Kinley, li. llluelt- Fisher, M. Steketi-e. li. Kruet-he, S. Attwood. S, Marsden, port, C. Wells. Club '58 Freshman Horizon Club lllulr '58 wats tll'g'2lllllCll this year to ztrtlttztint the Margot l.t1t't- st-rvetl :ts prt-sitlent ol the l-'rt-slunavu girls ol' the lfreslunzut Cllztss with activities t'ont't-rn- llorifon Club. utlv 'linuners wats vice- :rt-sitlt-ut, ing SCl'Vlt't' Imoth lo the st-hool :intl to the fonnntunty. Sharon Mztrstlen, st-t'rt-tary, :uttl Rosztlie Mztfkzty, treats- XVith Mrs. Mt-yer :ts their sponsor, the girls ltztvt- ttrer. Mrs. litlwztrtl lVt-lls wats the It-:ttlt-r lor tht- tlrztwn up tht-ir tlulfs constitution. .X lmztketl gootls group. stile wus :another mro't-tt lor the veatr. Services :intl iro't-cts lor the tluli were tnztttv :intl , l .I . , K l Q . . , l.intlat Rasmussen, prt-sitleut, took thztrgt- ol all vztrit-tl. lzztrlt tlzty girls wt-nt to the Isztlrelln llonte, nrt-etings. Mztrt-in l.zunort-ztttx wus vitt--presitlt-nt ol' taking pztrt in the gt-rizttrit-s progrzuu. 'lht-re they tht- tluli. Sttmnue Lilmertnztn took ntiuutt-s :tt every :unused :intl :tssistt-tl the oltl people. Selling l'iont-et monthly inet-tint-. 'l'rt-:tsurer ol' the 0l 2lllll2lll0ll was swt-zttshirts wats :another Horizon Club iro'et't. .Xt 1 N t ' h . . .Q Hairy llc-ztton. cilll'l5llllZlS tune the girls eollettt-tl lootl, elotlnug, zuttl 'I'lte girls plztn to tnztiutztin tht- tluli :intl its pttr- toys. 'lltt-y gztvt- these, along with at Clltristtnzts trt-e poses lor tht- next three years. :intl tlet-orzttions, to at net-tly lzunily. r'ltr:sHMAN HURIZON First Row: E. Shepnzu-rl, R. Mau.-kzty. S. Marsden, J. Timmer, ge-lzutr, S. Iiezttulritts. R. Kt'tiet-ke, S. Altwootl. t'. 'l'ui'nn-r. M. Lu:-e. t'. Wells, S. Mt-Kinley, M. Lztmoreztux, S. Lilmermztn. Third Row: J. Burleson. L. Rnsmtissi-ll. 'l'. lit-slt-r, E. l yf1-. Second Row: V. Hudson. N. Kintrwell, L. We-pmun, R. Terr- K. Bennett, l . lfielriyz. 29 SHUTTERBUGS Shufterbug The Shutterbug, at new club lormecl this year. is to promote interest in photog- raphy :incl the development ol. pictures. 'l'he club took pictures lor the lfu tu r e 'l'ezi ch e rs' Club :intl the Ifliiilloclc. 'l'bey hztye shown noon movies to the students and are planning on setting up their own clzirkroom in the XVhite House. The olliicers this year in- clucled president, Ron filllll l vice-president, Monty Myer: ' and secretznrv-trezisurer, U. Rood, 'I'. Meanley, M. Meyers, Mr. Smith. R. Cliff, L. 1 Luksnnen. Chuck Roocl. Mr. Smith was the sponsor. Wednesday Night Clubs . . , . . Insist High s sophomores, Juniors, unfl seniors are very lortunztte to have school- sponsorecl social :incl service clubs. These clubs meet every other XVeclnesclziy evc- ning in the homes ol' members. During these meetings, they hztnclle the busi- ness which is necessary to curry out their projects such us selling C1 h r i s t m at s wreaths, making plans lor dances, assem- blies, and club parties. These clubs have open membership. 'l'here are lour girls' :incl l'our boys' clubs. Students join the club ol' their choice their sophomore yezir. 'l'hese orgzinimtions oller :tn excel- lent chztnce lor lezulership :incl socizil zu'- tivuy. l'iar:t me-mln-rs.Sue and Julie, paint for the dance . sys' gs X S Iielresllmenls ul'l.er zi Booster meeting President Zztnyrer leads zt Wald and Wei.: meetings 30 HAlll.EQIllN t'I.IlB flPl'MePl', I. lleutsch. R. llztvis, M. Wennorsti-om, l'. Quint, v First Row: P. Vamle-nbc-ryr. E. Irons. L. l ail't-hild. C. Bet-ke-r. M. Dunn, S. Mt-lton, IC. Glaser. Third Row: Miss lsmvlzintl, S. Poole. R. VVilson, S. Otto, L. Stoddard, li. Cztsweld. Second S, Stover. l'. l't-ndvr. M. Rt-mien. M. Shook. J. Li4't-nt't', l.. Row: M. l':u:t'. M. Waterman. J. Miller. J. Elder, G. Van- Keister. N. Plumb, L St-lizwfft-i'. Harlequin Tr' le E Club llarlcquin Clnb's purposes art- the study ol' dra- iVith Mr. Olsen as sponsor and Clen Young as niatits and st-rvic'c to the tontniunity. .Xt liaster timt: president, the lriplt- li Club had a verv sutct-ssl'uI llarlvtpiin pri-sented its annual play. The girls also year. Other ollift-rs were vit't'-pre-sitlent, lohn lVaif presented a pep assembly, the Sports Rt-view. Carry- drop: secretary, Inn llersicg and treasurer, lim Mvtloll. ing out tht-ir secondary purpose, girls in tht- club .Xtnong their activities were the prt-st-ntation ol brought blind people lroni all over thc Clly to liast's tw'o annual assemblies, tht- .Xrniislit't- day assembly Christmas concert. and a humor talent show. Other activitit-s int'lndt'd Miss Na-wlaizd sponsored Harlequin Club, while a sleigh ride, a dance, the selling ol' Christmas wrap- Rita l.ou Davis was the t'lub's president. llcne pings, and tht-ir annual stag l1antltit't. llcutsrh was x'it'e-prt-sidt'nt, and -lean lilder acted as 'l'he boys, in keeping with tht- purpost- ol vota- st-crt-tary. Mary xVCllllL'l'Sll'0lll was Harlequin's treas- tional study, had speakers lurnished by the Kiwanis urcr, and Clcnna VantlcrMet'r attended all lnterclub Club talk to thetn on various ottupations. Coach Council nicetings. .IQIIICI Miller and l'an1t'la Quint Porter spoke on hypnotism and gave a dt'nionstration st-rvcd as sergeants-at-arms. at the last regular meeting. 'ricn'l.i: iz t'i.t'ii First llow: l'. St-rits. C. Su-int-r, ll, Mairuire, S. Cori. J. Mr- tress, P. Chamberlain, E. Collins. J. Mt't'oi'mirlt, 'l'. Spoomfr. t'oll, tl. Young, J. Wardrop. J. liersie. R. Becker. K. llrander, 'l'. Ghysels, Il. Greens, C. Jennings, ll. M:-4-lt, J. K1-nn:-dy. V. ll. Stone-, ll. Leavenworth. Serond Row: G. Wixom, P. Vidm, Stellin, Mr. Olsen. Fourth Row: tl. llamoosv. R. lll:u-ltport. N. lit-Ilis, U. Bliss. J. llolan. R. Smith, 'l'. Gmvemrood. 'l'. ll. llerles, ll. Thvde. ll. llunwell. L. Mulvihill, .l. Kii't'ln4't-ss- Halstead. L. Allaben, li. Shade, li. Ward. Third Row: J. Fen- ner. D. Rutfin, G. Avis, ll. Creitrhton, li. Versluis. 31 BOOSTER CLUB L.R. Seated: S. Lavin, N. Bloink. A. Ellis. D. Black, 'l'. Me- Donaltl. Il, Apted, G. Buryrie, P. Riehel, M. J. Fox. J. Ken- yon, l.. Luiztiyrhvid I.. Roh. l.,R: Mrs. Reeves, M. Holcomb, li. Steketee. J. Miller, B. Alwbennante. J. Robertson. G. liamoose. G. Miranda, A. liurno. A. Littlefield, M. Tonltel, E. llodtrson. G. Mapes, S. Baekns. Third Row: K. Davis, V. Booster Doris tlole served as Booster tllub's president. tiretelten liurgie was vice-president: Perry-0 Riehel arted as secretary. Dora .-Xpted handled their finances, and Sharon l.avin was the representative to the Inter- tllub tlouneil. Mrs. Reeves was advisor. Promoting school spirit is the Booster CIlub's prin- eipal purpose. Decorating the goal posts lor Iootball games and polishing' the trophies were projects ear' ried out this year. The girls also presented their an- nual 'lihanksgiving assembly, held a baked goods sale and at rummage sale, and placed a permanent board in the gym carrying' the players' names. .X pep assem- bly lor spring sports eompleted Boosters projeets. PARAGON t'I.UB Seated: ll. Vandt-rVeen, B. Kirk tatriek, B. Lee, S. R an, t7. l Y Rain-r. J. Louie. ll. Harrison, R. Tonkel, B. Roach, M. Fish- man. Second Row: D, tkiok, IJ. Mehns-y, R, Cliff, J. Ogden, Duncan, K. l ryfot:le, M. Merril, I . Kelly, P, Brown. B. Zanizer, M. A. Clock, N. Jillson, IJ. Frishie, M, Lamoreaux, E. Wif-rsftra. S. Mehney. Fourth Row: C. Murray. A. Rasmus- sen. V. Smith, M. Ritter, R. Emmens. G. Nichols, C. Halstead, 9. White, S. Snow, S. Timmer. M, Devries, M. Alexander. K. Montique. Paragon Club In their second vear ol' organization, the Paragon Club has proved to be an active group. The elub sold Christmas trees, student directories and, adhering to its purpose ol' service, donated money to the Lincoln School Foundation in Grand Rapids. They also pre- sented a juke box danee alter a basketball game and an assembly in the spring. The club had Dick Nor- ton, lormer liast High student and graduate ol Pur- due llniversity, and Iormer Mayor Goebel ol' Grand Rapids speak to them. They eleeted as ollirers: President, .lim 1.ogie: viee- president, -lon Fowler: seeretary, Cai Raber: and treas- urer, Don Harrison. Mr. .Xndersen served as sponsor. Ii. Hontield, N. Kravitz. J. Iarizie, S. Brenner, Mr. Andersen, Third Row: IJ. Atkinson. L. White, R. Ilunwell, J. Oosting, B. Gilmore. NARA flilllf Third Row: ll. Ralston, .l. Martin. S. Shmhlvllee, M. A. Ellis, Sealed: M. 'l'imm1-rs. ll. Iiurlte, N, Payette, A. Devine. S. I . Usier, J. Monuer, M, Herriek. S. Elias. S. Stuart. J. liosewurne, A. liiehel, J. Reeves, J. Attwoorl, N. 1':irlheri:. l'l':lru,!e, A. llritlgemziu. Fourth Row: S, Meek. K. Vowzlu, A. 1'. Lumlv. l'. lVI:il's4leu. M. Griffith. Serond Row: NIV:-1. House, Hoven, S. Aliment. L. Yuuuir, PI. Nloser. li. MeI':xrI4-n. ll. .l. lleffner. S. I'l:1sm:in, S. Muir. J. Whyte, A. Ve-rhey. S. 'l'ig:1fl:::ir, A H2lll1'Ilfff'lIl, J. lfzinjoy, M, 'l'a-rrylu-i'ry. Alum-nt: Tollrl. S. Stiles, G. Vunllis, J. Jzlrc-eki. H. VV:irn. A. Alsover. I.. VVQ-il. Tiara W ld and Weg Club .Mui Richel was the president ol 'linrzi Clluhz Sue Wald :tml Weg Clluh owns zuul opt-nues ll lorest losewzirue, vice-presicleutl Ieuu Xttwootl, seeretziry: :intl ezihiu, loeziletl 8:3 miles north ol' Cirauul Rzipuls, QZIINQ' Clzulherg. treasurer: :null llulie Reeves. luter- uezu' l'1l'CIIl0IlI. The purpose ol the cluh is to lurther Iluh Council delegate. l.ee XVeil :tml lilleu Moser priuriples ol' eoliserrzltioll :incl lo iurrezise interest zuul rietl to keep orcler :it meetings, :is sergezints-:nt-sirius. good sportsuiztuship in game :incl lorest. The boys The :ulvisor wus Mrs. Douse. mzule several trips to their lziml to plsiul trees, to lush Home licouoniies is the purpose ol' Tizirzi. Several :mtl hunt, uucl to use the zireliery :mtl rille ranges. gills zlttencletl cooking cleuioustrutions :it the Uzis This group eo-sponsored the l5os'u liUllIlC'Cll1lllK'l' Imnpzuiy throughout the year. The Clliristuuis zisseiu- with the Triple E Club. ily, style show, :incl elotltiug drive were Zllllllllll zietivi- The eluh wus umler the sponsorship ol' Mr. Kutsehe. ies ezmietl out. Other proieets were gi 'l'llIllllQhglVlllg Ollicers were presicleut, Don ZZIIIQKTI rim'e-presimleut, msket, an spring tes: lor the mothers, zuul zn runnuzige Bob Gaiusserg seeretziry, lohu Houltg :mil treasurer, zile. lim Ilzivies. v'Al.ll AND Will: fllfli Row: ll. lVlieh:iels, L. Fusion, ll. Vetriek. l'. Clams, J. First Row: V. Uviutt, S. lVI:irtens. ll. Wurimr. li. Gunsser. Il. Uhzirinilt-r. S. Rausdnle, Mr. Kuta-ache. Third Row: l'. liuus-hey, Zzumrer. J. Iizivius. J. Honlt, J. Vette-rieh, C. Hood. Second J. Bissell, J. lfoote, ll. Emshwiller, E. Wie-rstrai. 'l'. llziuson. 33 PI-AQUA-NEERS First Row: J. Liberman, P. Vader, S. Engel, P. Krumm, T. Frey. Second Row: J. Savage. L. Karlzen, S. Bignall. S. 1 yfe. P. Uhase. C. Ralph, S. Deem, M. Yaw, P. Carlson, B. Dunn. Pi-Aqua-Neers Mrs. Friedrich sponsored Pi-Aqua-Neers, the girls' club emphasizing inter-school relations and swim- ming. l'i-.'Xqua'Neers held a splash party and a pot- luck with girls ol' other schools, a pep assembly be- lore the state swimming meet, and a pancake supper lor their fathers. livery other meeting is held at school in the pool. 'l'he girls presented a short water ballet. Pat Chase is the cluh's president. and Carol Ralph is rice-president. Serving as secretary is Sue Deem, while Sandra lfylie is treasurer. Lynda Karlzen acts as sergeant-atfarms, and Sue Bignall is the lnter- Club Council representative. HI-Y VLUB Seated: R. Pearse, C. Helms, .l, l rec-man, D. Mulvihill, 'l'. S4-hultz. li. Heaney, L. Sprite, ll. Molitor, K. llzimstrn, Nl, Hodgson, J. Eman, L. Luksanen. Second Row: 'l'. Chaffee, J. Third Row: Mrs. Friedrich, M. Worsfold, S. Hillstrum, J. lJeHaan, B. Beaudrias, S. Sharrow, S. Henry, E. Vollmer, M. Meyers. Fourth Row: J. Lyke, B. Stewart, L. Long, E. Howlett, J. Holmes, C. Beech, S. Dykstra. J. Lyke. Hi-Y Club The Hi-Y, sponsored by Mr. Proud, maintained its traditional purpose to extend throughout the school and community the high standard ol' Christian char- acter. The club sent two boys to the Hi-Y legislature in Lansing. 'l'hey participated in basketball against teams alliliated with Hi-Y clubs throughout the city. Other activities included a sleigh ride, a dance, and their annual Christmas wreath sale. Coaches Schiller and Stubbs spoke to them on athletics, and Coach l'Vaterman spoke on stealing. OH'ic'ers for the year were president, l,arry Sprite: vice-president, Brian Heaney: secretary, Ken Ilamstra: and treasurer, Don Molitor. Beukema, 'l'. Meanley. J. Vogt, M. Meyers. B. MeL'alIister, P. Idema. I . Willworth, S. LaChanee. J. Carroll, Mr. Proud. Third Row: T. Miller, J. Phillips, B. Hardman, IJ. Gezon, P. Green, IJ. Berger, ll. Jones, L. Mulnix. M MUSIC DEPARTMENT .N Ai USX Ton Picture: Halftimv :xt thx- football gumm- Right Center: Band rehearsal Bottom Picture: Band me-mbm-rs pre-parv to play at Left Center: Carol practices for football svason. 35 hockvy frame, sf. rs Senior Band Kneeling: B. Blaekport, S. Otta. I.. Holmes, First Row: M. lit-i'1:mans, K. Monique, C, Howlett, R. Hardman, J. Miller, M. Holcomb. Second Row: B. Hendrickson, G. VanderMeer. l.. Steen, ll. Murray, li. Hart. L. White, M. Sharrow. C. Tannen, l'. Carlson, G. Avis. Third Row: Mr. Faulkner, C. Holcomb, D. Dunxvell, D. Maguire, D. Zanger, '1'. .lake-way, C. Hexton. S. Wheeler. D. Thede. B. Hart, D. Masehino, D. - . . .' J- Th Music 'l'he music department included the Senior Band, Alunior Band, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, and Girls' Glee Club. Directed by Mr. Faulkner, the band marched at the halli-time ol' all the home football games and in the annual Santa Claus Parade. In -lanuary the hand presented the XVintcr Band Concert. 'l'o raise money lor new uniforms, they performed at the Rocket hockey game. Mixed Chorus opened music week, at which time students were urged to join musical organizations, by singing at a music assembly. l.ater, with the Girls' lk-trick. C. Murray. Absent from picture. J. Weiner, omp- SOD. Glee Club, they sang in the annual Christmas Con cert, at several luncheons, and at the Automobile Show. More students participated in the District Musit Festival than ever before. 'l'he orchestra, directed by Mr. Kingsbury, player before the junior play, for several assemblies, and fo graduation exercises. They also gave concerts a Breton and Lakeside Elementary Schools. Scholarships to Camp lnterlochen, given by tht Band Boosters and P.'l'.A., were awarded to five out standing students in the music department. o First Row: J. Heyt, M. Bytwerk, J. Brink, K. 0'Malley, B. Burns, J. Forrest, W. Parlberyr, J. Rasmussen, F. Voirt, M. Herseher, L. Bridge, P. Kelm, S. Lee, C. McKay, C. R. 'l'ig5y:elaar, F. Gray. J. Jeffret. C. Masehino. Fourth Row: Knoblouprh, J. Lillie, Second Row: R. Dysta, C. Cutter. G. D. Frey, J. Thomson, F. Pantlind, B. Collins, 'l'. Todd, B. Scofield, J. Meanley, G. Miller, G. Oakely, M. Henriekson. Fowler, R. Meyers, M. Beukema. S. Weiss, S. Smith, S. Burgess, Mr. Faulkner. Third Row: 1 i 36 1 'G IQ lk, fl hr +?f ...Q Q J 'Hg if 2 va 'NM 114 PQ is 12:1--.- ,.,.. ..:fi, L' ...: 'ff 31 .'ff:': W -ff fwax np , as' V , ,W Q1 - 4' x W 'JP Q, YQ' 755' l I X X Q- Al X1 YR' u N ' ' W ' I f - S 'D yi I ' 1 I f s I yi? x x I I 'x lx YQ x F X S I f I X l Ill 1 ' x A X sl I ,W - Af 1 I N - From worshipping the football hero in our younger days when our only admirer was a pet, to star- ring on the gridiron with worship- pers of our own, we have been in- fluenced by sports. Establishing within us determination, co-opera- tion, competitive spirit, and good sportsmanship, sports have molded our characters and helped build our path to the light. SPORTS Hee? FIRST TEAM FUOTBALL First Row: Coach Schiller, D. Leavenworth, J. Dolan, D. Be-rles. G. Young, P. Chamberlain, R. Beeker, 0. Bliss, C. Steiner, Coaeh Kuta. Second Row: J. McColl, L. Vlfhite, R. Dunwell, 'l'. Schultz. D. Moser, R. Tonkel. T. Ghysels. ek J. Fentress, C. Andrews. Third Row: D. Molitor, Mgr.. D. Harrison, B. VVard, B. Kirkpatrick, S. Corl, Mgr., G. Avis. P. Green, T. Hansen, D. Petriek. M. Fishman. L. BLIIUIQII, B. Meek. J. Wardrop. Mgr. Grand Valley Champs l'nder the guidance ol' Coaches Schiller and Kuta and the topenoleh scouting' by Mr. Smith, the 195-1 Pioneers established a record long to be reinenihered, scoring' 2152 points to their opponents' 70. 'l'he squad lmoasled a 7-l season record and was voted fourth in the Sillll' Class B. 'l'he season's only loss eanle at the hands ol' Lee High in the closing' seconds ol' the gllllltf. Young, Clhanilmerlain, 'l'onkel, Dolan, and Ghysels earned .-xl1-c:tm1'mm-t- honors on one or both teams, and Young. loukel, and fll12llIllJCl'i2lil1 won All State SECOND TEAM FOOTBALL First row: J Frey. J. Kirehgessner, B. Grant, H. Heintzel- man, D. Mehney, B. Wood, D. Vidro, L. Mulvihill, B. Sehuek, S. Maentz, 'l'. Halstead. Second Row: B. Momrer. S. Wheeler, 'l'. Gravemrood. J. Rairsdale, G. Wixom, B. Shade, L. liiehn. P. Anihle. J. Karlzen, J. Wood, L. Honorable Mention. The eoreaptains. elected the previous season, were Young and Chamberlain. Moser was elected Most Valuable, and Sehultf, Most lin- proved. .Xfter the season the 'IQCZIIII Fathers entertained the boys at a banquet and presented each with a souvenir loothall and team pieture. Coach I'orter's second team, losing only one game during league play, ended the season in a tie tor the Valley Championship. Osterink. Third Row: Coach Porter, C. Jennings, H. Her- rick. S. Holmes, J. M1-Cormiek, S. Larned. N. Bosch, R. Cliff, B. Hart, B. Lantinga, C. Hexton. Fourth Row: J. C. MacDonald. Mgr., B. Jones, Mgr., R. Douma, ll. Elias, N. Lilly, D. Maelntyre, Coach Hoey. Absent: B. Murray, P. Ste-ketee, M. Wawee. 'Wi 42 46. s V vt, if W N19 .K M .N wr E ala 2 4 Q' 4' xo 'W wk Q M- Jw., If X 4 Q ' ,if , 9 4 5 QE ff A x .QQ Hg! :wig E 4, v .Q fbfxf ' Q F, 'fsE,QAvsf 5 '11, Q fi QQ D AK Phil Chamberlain Daxvc Barley 7 jim McColl 55' jim Femress N ,.-,.Q. joe Dolan ,VQIQ KQV: .-,:: -z h l ,F D f Dick Moser it Chuck Sxemer Orv Bliss .a Glen Young Q1 7 l 'A ' W 1 Q W 7 l . l l i s .R 3 wi , 4, ,1 af M - il Tom Clxyscls ST Dave Lczlvcnworlh l ' QQ M f 1 K-ruff Tom Schultz Ray Becker wnmi Yliii-st Row: Mgr. S. Corl, R. Dunwell. G. Young, L. White, B. Bonfield, D. Moser. J. Wardrop, B. Fairbanks, K. Black- 'l'. Ghysels. J. Barton. ll. Harrison. Second Row: R. 'l'onkel. port. D. Berles, C. Andrews, Coach Kuta. Cagers Take Grand Valley Crown With Coach Kuta as varsity basketball mentor, the liast Cagers swept to an undisputed Grand Valley Crown with a conference record ol' ll-l, the lone de- leat coming at the hands of Godwin Heights in the last second ol' the game. After losing two games to Class .X Ottawa and Christian hy respectable scores, the Pioneers, led hy six seniors, flierles, Blackport, Ghysels, Moser, XVardrop, and Youngj surged through the campaign with a lil-game winning streak. This SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL Kneeling: Mgr. R. Cliff, Voaeh Porter. Mgr. M. Wawee. Standing. S. Smith, R. Donma. J. Rzursdale. S. Maentz. J. was aecotnplished by coinhining well-balanced height, exceptional playing ability, and tremendous depth. All-Valley honors were won hy lilackport and NVar- drop, while teznn captain was Dick Moser. ln the District 'lournanient in which Xvyoining was pitted against liast. NVyotning emerged the victor in a hotly fought contest by the score ol' 60-56 in one overtitne. The second teatn, with Coach Porter at its helm, swept to a chanipionship in the reserve eonl'erent'e. Kirehy,:essnei'. G. Avis. li. Grant, L. Mnlvihill. H. Heintzelman, T. Spooner. C. Jennings. N. Bellis, B. Meek, J. Karlzen, S. Holmes. J. VVood. Basketball Scoreboard laznsl l AZlNl lfslsl l'l2l5l lfusl lfxul l'l1l5l liars! l'v.2l5l lfzlsl l'11l5I limi l'k.1lSl liznst lfansl l ,1lSl lulzll 7- XX Oltauvn cllll'lSll1lll Rocklmxl ll1lSlll1gN XX'ymning Loc' fll-1llNlYllll l,mwll Cimlwill Rllfliltllll fllvslull xvyllllllllg lm- fQI'1lIlilX'llli l,mu-ll Clmlxvin 'Ull lfl, lust r lDlS'l'RllZ'l' Tl full NIT A19 lil -Ill alll full full I7 Trl 1121 7,12 alll liti 58 862 lil! mpg ISl:u'kpm't ll!-ll, llulv Ymluyf l1l1fl.:lll4l Ilivlx Mus 1225! wzlit fm' thu rqilvmlml clurim.-' flu- Utluwzl unnu l lSl 'rr A- xvyllllllllg uhn Wzwrlrnp vunnla fur iwu points 1lK1llllS!, the Huh Ymlm: 1212! :xml R091 lilm'kpu1't I2-ll wnlrh Run lhmwe-ll ll!!! shout lmlwilx Wulvvrinvs, in the Ottawa game. vw' S rs Rocky Tunkcl 434 F? 5 5 Q g A . S S S17 W5 ' Y if 3 , A 1.5 , N? QV Dnvc Bcrlfts J fi jim Barton J if 11, - 1 M'1,wH' J 5 PK! 'X ii n an A , , Glen Young Roger lllackporl -4 4 n ,f Tom 1-35 , A Fun- 4, Chyscls n c Ron Dunwcll Ulugh 'W ik Q 3 an as-'5 k ' .gif V Don Harrison A fm f x . XWSV 1 Roh llonlic-Ill X Chuck Andrews l' First Row: C. Holcomb, L. Mulnix, J. Vogt, D. Pryce, J. Lorrie, R. Smith. B. Heaney, C. Steiner, D. Molitor, J. Oostingz, C. Raher. Second Row: B. Kirkpatrick. S. Martens, L. Allaben, J. Sebastian, 'l'. Parrish, B. Monger. J. Phillips, R. Green, D. Mehney, L. Biehn, J. Chandler, S. Ryan. C. Oviati., D. Cook, B. Ward, C. Rood. J. Loprie Third Row: Coach Stubbs, D. VanderVeen, J. Post, B. Griffin, D. Alexander, L. Caston, S. LaChance, B. Hendricksen, B. MacLean, T. Volmer, D. Conway, N. Kravitz, S. Larned, P. Steketee, C. Walter, Mgr. J. Eman. Absent: P. Chamberlain, N. Bosch. Tunkers Take State Championship VVith Coach Stubbs at the helm of the Pioneer swimming team, the liast Tankers, displaying magnifi- cent team strength, several individual stars, and great freshman promise, swept oil with the State Class B Championship for the eighth straight season. Led by co-captains Smith and Heaney, East finished the S621- son against Class A competition with an overall ree- ord ol' hve wins, two losses, and one tie. The Pioneers also added the Bowling Green Relays to the victory list, winning by one point over Shaker Heights and Monroe. ln winning the State, the team scored 98 points, the most ever accounted for by a Class B team. During the course of the season several rec- ords were broken, and Raber established a State record in a new event, the 400-yd. freestyle. Co-cap tains for the IQ55-56 season are Searl and Raber. Coach Stager of the University of Michigan war the main speaker at the banquet honoring the team i 2 E 5 I n I f 1 200 d f t le relay team Co-captains, Smith and Heaney Diver Molitor yar ree s y f-,H 'x 'n , . ' v-r f 4 .... L V ...xl of l 'runt Row: H. K1-tint-r, W Wuriniz. S. lit-4-rbnlm. J. Mt-Call, J. Dolan. Third Row: G. Avis, H. Ellis, li. lilnt-kptn't. J. 'l'onlxvl, li. Kxrkpzntrn-k lt. lit-zunf, .l, .hmm-s. l.. Rittt-r. K. Mulvihill, C. Vt-rhvy, K, Karlzvn. N. lit-llis, J. Smith, li. Meeks, R. Wztril. W. Ruzxtlli. J. Kirvli .l. 'l'ruxt-ll. 'l'. .hint-s, l.. Spritt-, .l, lft-ntrt-ss, R, K4-vnt-y, C. Rumi ut-ssnt-r, J. Carroll, .l, tftilvirtl. IL Clill, 'l'. llnlstt-ntl. 'l'. Mt-unlt-A tlVl1!r.r. J. Ks-nnvtly, I . Willwvrth, 'l'. Mtvlitrn' tMx:l'.l. 1-cond Row: t'mu-h W:itt-rmztn, ll. Le-:ivenwm'th. P. t'hnmlwi'l:tin. 0. Fourth Row: ID. Vitlro, S, Rzugstlztlv. W. lie-0, ll. llnMtwntl. liliss, S. llrt-nner, S. 'l'i'ntn:, ll. Atkinson, l . Swirl, I.. Mulvihill. Absent from Picture: C. Stoint-r, D. Mt-i'it'lt'. VV. llvvlxwitli, M, lfihh l'. tirt-vn, li. I-Htirlvnliks. ll. Mtvlitur, I.. Whitt-. D. l'ryt-t-. R. Dun- man, C. Knapp, J. Oostimz. ll, Ms-hnt-y. l.. Mnlnix, ll. Glnst-r, l we-ll. t', Antlrt-ws. R. Crunk. il, Dnnwt-ll llVly:i'.i. . Calston, J. lVIt'l'urmit'k, VV, .ltlnt-s tMi:r.l. Conference Ch mp 'ons Harr'ers Beg' llntltw' tht' guitlzintt' ul Cloztcli xV2llCl'lll2lll. tht- l95l llntlci' thc t'oatc'llilig ol' Mi. Sttilmlms, tht- l'illNl Cirrus r'att'kslt'i's linimhctl xt-tmitl in hoth tlnztl incct t'tnnpt'- Kluniltry 'I't':nn ltllgl'lit'tl wcll lm' tht' liitttrc. lht- l'iu itiun :intl tht- Crznitl Vztllcy citllllVCl't'llt't' tncvt to tit' nt-ci' ll2ll'lAlCl'5 in tlicii' Inst ytun' zum at niztitn' spurt :tt 'ith Citmtlwin lm' tht' ttml't'i't'iit'c t'll2lllllJltlllSlllll. liztst plzttctl lourth in tht' tmilt'it-iicc int-vt with ST lht- tt-:nn wats wt-ll liznlztlitvtl with llllllmlllll depth. points, :tl'tt'i' rinsing tht- wztstni with at i't't'tn'tl ol' Iwtl int' otitslztiitliiw lllt'llllJCl' wats Kelvin Mnlvihill who wine ztntl livtl losscs. l.t'tl In lilaitk Jtll'l :intl Clilnmit' 5 I . E -t an new t'UIllt'l't'llt't' mlmtptlt i't't'tn'tl. two ul thc host invn in tht' t'olilt'i't'i1c't', tht- l'itmt't'1s liztst plztwtl filth in tht- rcgimiztl int-ct tluc to tht' tcznn tmilpost-tl to at glvill t-xtvnt ul Ii't'slnnt'n aint Isla tzikt-n hy Nlnlxihill :intl 'lknn lont-5. soplioiiitm-5, showctl grcztt pimnist-. Front Row: T. Miller, S. Brenner. N. Kravitz, J. Post, t'u:1t'h Stnhhs. Second Row: ll. Ruffin, R. lllzn-liptwrt. li. Gilmurv, J. lit-i'sic1. 51 Third Row: B. Shade tMg'r.t B. MCAIIISIEV. L.. ntngeti, K. ...,..w.--. irsl Row: B. Elevelfl. J. Davis, P. llurno, Il. Ralston. N. Creamer. J. W'ardrop. 'l'. Hansen, J. Greenawalt. B. Gansser. J. Eman. Foam-h Kuta. H l J. tlay. erond Row: M Carey. M. Jacobson. 'l'. Schultz, R. Becker. H. Good- Ahsent from pivturez R, Pearse 4Mp:r.h. ll. Zanprer. F. ems. sm-1-tl, R. Bramler, 'l'. Ghysels. Take Second Place XVitlt a roster listing only seven seniors, the l95-l Pioneer Baseball 'lk-ant, llllClL'l' the clirection ol Coach Kuta, finished the season with a l'CC'Ol'Cl ol' six vic- tories and five clt-leats, to gain second plane in the Grand Valley. NVitl1 a battery ol' -Illllll Davis or Norm cll'C2llIlCl' antl Alitn Clay, a stable infield c'otnprist'1l ol' Mike .l2li'OlJSUl1, Hob Elevclcl, Dave Ralston, and 'I'o1n Gltysels, and outfielclers Toni Schultz, Lee Burgett. and 'john liman, the team sltowccl a steadily increas- ing ability to play baseball hard and right. Probably the most outstanding lDCI'liOl'lll2lIlCC ol the season was ,rensionk OH a 110-l1lIll'l' IlllC'l1f'll by Nunn f.l't'2llllCI' wlnlc clelt-ating Hlyonnng. .m..e. X The bench Norms warms up. Mrs. Kuta, a loyal snmmrter 52 Front Row: ll. Moser, J. Barton, R. Sleed, G. Young, D. Bt-rles, ll. Frveinan. M. Meyers, N. Kravitz, M. Thompson, Conch Knlseliv, li. Hs-um-y, ll, Gilmore, Back Row: .Il Login, G. Dousv, .l. D. Vzindi-rVs-en, P. Higgins. Netters Take Regionals ln winning the Grand Valley 'l'ennis fllllllllllltlll' ship lor the lilth straight year, the l954l rac'queteers displayed several unbeatable combinations, eaeh ex- hibiting speed, agility, and determination, to stave ol' their opponents. W'itl1 Nlr. KlllSl'llClS instructions and with confidence bred by great ability, the team swept the Regional lonrnanient in good lorin and became the runners-up in the state tournainent. Sin- gles players were led by .lint Barton and George llonse, and doubles players by Glen Young-Dave llerles, Dirk Moser-Bob Steed, and Bruce Gilmore-lirizni Heaney. The doubles combination reached the linals in the state before meeting defeat at the hands ol' Holland Christian. llnb set res Ilan' diops one over the net. 1 4 Ym- .fm ,ww eellni. D H 1 J l l Ryan. S. Cori. mdini. L with Snhillei R unheld F. Rather. ll. Grimm-fs, B. Miller Varsity Club Spoiisowcl hy Clozicli XVZIICYIHQIII, the Varsity llluli uniililctecl zmollwi' SllCfCSSlilll year. livcry hoy wht has won at nizijor lcttcr is cligihlt- lim' inemhcrsliip 'l'hc lJlll'IJOSf', to lurtlicl' intcrcst in zitlilctics ziniont stlulcnts, was lollowcfcl by vzirimls clutics IJCl'li0I'lllCi by tht- nienilmt-rs such :is cliszisseinbling tht- lmlczirliciw :il iXlCIIl0l'l2ll Field at the clost- ol' tht- lioothzill scfzisoii The chili ziwzirclccl ll tropliy to thc' senior who has thc host zitlilctic' und scliolzxstic' l'CC'0lill througli loin yours ol' high scliool. 0lI'ic'e1's wort- prcsiclcnt, .lim McColl: vice-prcsiclc-nt Kilt-nn Youuyyg and hCl'l'Cllll'y ll'L'2l5lll'f'l', 'Ibm Cliywt-ls M1-ck, M. lfishnmn, J. Kennedy. K. Damstrzi. Third Row. N. Creamur, H. Stunt-, F. Swirl, l'. Chamberlain, R. Smith J, Eman. R. Runwcll, R. Tonke-I. .l. Wurdrnp. U. Mus.-r, D. lin-rlos R. lilac-lcpnrt, R. lie-Glu-r, li. lhxniitflcl. C. Ralwr, P. Grt-cnt-, C t ntnuorti out Q xney rut Andrews, D. Rullin. amini. V mi un in J Minor Hirri-.un li Absent from picture: R. D1-Vries, J, Harlan, C. Helms. E. K1-ttnvr. 5 I 3 ii '. .ggjg ,if ...SX it N Q mdk g ig? as State sAsKs1sAu. Ist place 2 FOOTBALL wamlc Conch Schiller paves the sidelines. Conch Kuta in locker room after 1-L victory. P' V f,k f 3 3? if Q5 gi '25 'vsemwz 2932- GOLF Senior Swimmers TENNIS 'lst place TRACK lst place BASEBALL 2nd place J 5... i Q - 1,- .G Q ,Ayn W, . , w -Lx vii Q E 5 ,I nr Q3 Q: 4: M. P45 'K SENIOR G. A. A. Kneeling: K. Davis, S. Todd, M. Griffith. D. lilaek. Standing: S. Muir. N. Payette, A. De- vine, Y. Dodpzson, C, Murray, N. Jillson, Mrs. 1 ri9drieh. Girls' Athletic Association Competition was keen this year in both 'junior and Senior Ci..X..X. The teams took over the field and the gym on Monday and 'l'hursday nights. 'l'he Senior G..-XA.. under the sponsorship ol Mrs. Friedrich, was organized hy D. Black, president: S. Muir, viee-president: K. Davis, seeretaryg and S. Todd, treasurer. ln the spring' the Senior G..-XA. presented their annual water ballet. The .lunior G.A.A. was sponsored by Mrs. Bos. K. Keller was presi- dent: S. .-Xlfenito, secretary: and l.. 'l'agg'art, treasurer. The groups played hockey, soccer, speedhall, basketball, volleyball, and solthall. Also, track and swimming meets and tennis and ping- pong tournaments were held. All the girls had lun and many won letters. JUNIOR G. A. A. Standing: S. Alfenito, Mrs. Bos. K Keller. S. McBride. Kneeling: S. '1'amz:u't. 57 East scores the winning point in the last second. in F:-u-ulty's leading batter, Mr. Fetherston. Sam drives Pen Rally before Ottawa game 58 Harlequin Pep Assembly 3.44-N3 Xl thc SIIHIVIH xIlXl'l l'IH'f1Il1l1'll'9 Xllus I'laln hull 5 'l1'll'gI1IlllSlll Slmlcnl Mi .Xnniu liarln-lls Senior l,illCllIl Nunn :md fini R0 XJ N I I f N 3 x S S I u f - I I - 5 uv' ! I 'O X f x ' I S S X x X I , . l lx , X -4 X 7 5 f 1 ' 4- .nn 37' A, . . ,X I I X x!X ' x' '- JX l 'N ' x' - t 'w I 1 5 S x I I I N f S f N X X , W ' l I N 1 ' A s 1 X 5 5 15 -n S ll- N I . fl, X - xvlf N X t I . . . . VVllllC groping in the darkness of ' x ' 4 their small world, the unclerclass- f - 1 X pl X men begin to reach out lor the -t Q f light. Their sling shots ancl youth- XG ful antics are just means to gain I I x X x recognition as they advance another if step along the path. X - .x 1 1 :X , x X I .. y Q X s X z N r NN f 1 s X 1 X s 5 i 1 l X ' f ' I X A 1 X I Q ' e v uNDERcLAssmEN .luniar High The -lunior High, the in-between group of stu- dents at East High, are looked up to hy the ele- mentary students, and they in turn aspire to be the high school group, but among themselves they have a lot ol' fun. They work hard preparing themselves lor high school. The seventh graders accustom themselves to homework hy writing' many themes. They have science lor the lirst time, which is a novel experience lor them: their spelling words grow longer: and his- tory takes on a new meaning. Arithmetic is called math. This makes them Ieel quite grown-up. For elective subjects, they choose art, civics, band, sing- ing, homemaking, or shop. The eighth graders have more homework than the seventh graders, however, they seem to take it in their stride. They study the same basic subjects, but their electives are vocations, reading improvement. current reading, homemaking, shop, health, hand, and singing. Miss Gillett counsels Karen and Mike SEVENTH GRADE ABSENT FROM PICTURE Bird, Betty l-Iillstrum, Karen Hunter, Nancy Spooner, Dennis VanDis, Don 1 i Sue and Carol test Junior Senate pencil mat-hine. fx. Addison, Cynthia Agnelln, Martha Aitken, Claire Anderson, Mike Marie A rms! rung , Arena, 1'aroI Fharles Ashley, Walter Barrett, David Barrows, Fheryllieerhohm, Judy Belkin, Marilyn lll'lll1f'll, Fharles lleukema, Judy t , it : I 'nw As' IK- . I I in A A. f- 2. M '. .1 1,2 N I 43'-,Q , 5:.va9.i.,4,p f'::,' 34 :xi f Al f X.. ,I MEIN il: AL gh ' US, 'Q-Ji -5+-im. ' i 'f?'5if'f,i!'.:?,' iw , 1 .-M' ' wif'-, 11' ' qu il In J 'hw E M if i ., 11' 4 llvulwma, Mary llivhn, Dlrk Bird, Joanne llowen, Jane llurha, Tvd liurgulss, Shirley liurns, lion llurns, Sonny l'aldwl-ll, l'hrix flark. T1-rry Vlaus, fynlhia l'lill', Terry l'ol0, fathy follins, Hiram Coombs, Varol Furl, llolwrl fil'l'iillll'l4, David llcanr, fllarlvs f f E -r f . : A 2 if -5 ' i , -N WI f . . , , m u L iv llvutsrlu, Juln- Dm-xicr, Tod Dickenson, lim-nl Dunn, Betsy Durfoc, Terry Dykstra, kussm-llDykwc-l, Lori-na lirskinv, .lohn l-Issuer, l r1-d Fahlund, N1-leon lforrf-sl, Jann-N Fowler, William Frey, Dave Guorge, llill Gilbert, Susan Gornian, Kathy Graham, Susan Grant, Sum- ' , -,-. 'Z Lg! ' 7 4 ' 'U' it ,... X 'at' . y H .I ,.,. .V Q f a -Q ' jj, ... .... ,gl 'Y ' 9 'ii - ' 'M f - f, ,, ...Q- . 4 .V -' 4 , f f . ,, Grass, Flora Gray, Amy Gray, Frrd Griffin, Mike Griffith, Susan llanscn, .lm-rry llardy, William llarris, Rohm-rl llalhway, Farol I H1-lfcran. llarwood, Darrylloany, Marilyn Suzanne ll:-nrikson, Mary llexton, Valvin Irons, lirurc Irwin, William Jack, Mary Sum- .lm-llrvy, .lim 5, V gf .31 5 an X 1 1 gf ,H uf 1 - ' in L, H -,Yi i w fflzgk ..:, S i :.s:i.,,:,.. t X . ' 4 A . ' V 5 ' url QW is ' 'C77 ' - - Q I .,,. . .. ' ' :SE wi f 'r--ff X., PM 12' ff' 5 'i' -gg: 'Q .1 - 1 Jillson, David Johnston, Park Jones, Helen Kcislor, llelsl-y Kelley, Falvin lilaihvr, Dirk linohlaurh, Lnilsvh, Judy Lailwh, Mary Kristin- 623 Lake, .lill Lake, Judy Lanlinna, Phyllis Larned, Bill Lawford, Anne Litscher, Sarah W E ,La ,,,, A . . X482 T ,N lblb -. b : J 5: . ' Is I Q , W' 'iwiififv 1 f ,v 'Q' ws V ,, Logic, Shane Long, Roger Maschino, Carol e , . VX, , . I T .,.. .1 IFQ, .1 an M N X X miie if ., .img .,...., ' . 39? a: - 65.2525 i ,lub , . . . is fd Y , I Y, , ,W Q1 x a 'A S r McKay, Ruth Meanley, Jerry Merchant, Ann Metcalf, Bill Meyer, Boh McAfee. MrAllisler, Tom McCarthy. Gary Miller, Dan Merrydale Miller, Mike Miller, Sally Mosher. llewerly Mulnix, Julie Newsome, Anne Nickel, Peler Oakley, George Ilrwant, Beverly Usborne, Jerry A N . J- A '- f- ' ' ' . .. Q -,Q - ' f '- .' - - - . 5 .54 'ai ,.,. . . ,.., N Q Z - .V - S ,S ' S 1- ' . S S ' A ' 5.5 '- E . 4255 ,,., ' 5: ,,,. ul . -W J ' , Km ' S il ei f ' -' , ' , .,.. z . 'Ji' ! .'f.'..i .e 3T,. ,-- ' 'i ' 1. 'S , , A - ..,. . ' Uviall, Janet Paine. Sharon Palherg, WVayne Plelt, Judy Rasmussen, Joe Rowden, Barbara Ryan, June Sanuk, John Svheid-er, farnl Sc-hniling. Schuitelna, W'illiam Sm-obey, Richard Scofield, Craig Virginia Seidel, Sharon Sharron. fhuck Shaw, Alive Shook, liaetha Sinmn. Sandy ,,, t : - ,, -5 3, . , 5,5 . , 4- ' J' Q I' J-'gf W kk vi x . - . .. ,iz is E5 - A W lu - -.,.- ' 2-.wa a Qi .f r vw Q X if af- me M 5, 1, .4 ig. in 5 .. . 5 1 K at , vw: Lk - .hz , -,Z K4 x J . W . ... J - if ii A -' ., K Att, ..,, , Q X . , - J 'L' fm' W J ' Smith. Patty Smith, Sally Smith. Sharon Slloelstra, Diane Storm, Linda Sykers, Jim Taggart, Lillian 'l'Qg1-iaar, lloh Tinsman, Tracy Vande Bosch, Van Sweeden,Van Zwalenhrrg, Trung, Tony Turner, Susan Jeffrey Judy Mary Vetvick, Sandra Viersnn, Buddy Yngl, Fred Walnren, .lull .. . . - . .,... fi' . fia H L , - ....,,.X, .. . . .,',, t 5 V I- 3 EEE-:L R5 .,,, DAL Q , K. ' S ..,. . W W as Q .f Xe A '. f 'l?Sw 35? QILIQH' If an , 5 '- I 5. 5, I ,:.1::1'!:if'!w mea' +L. ii ve' ,.... . e Wnlu-rs, lim-ky Wapner. Elaine Webber, Fhristine Whinery, Wolcott, Carole Yared, Pal Young, John Zigenbien, Avis Zwald, Charles Elizabeth 64 EIGHTH GRADE Nliss Nlc'CIarty's Class Sandra B ' d, Mary ' Albers, Dorothy Alf:-nito, Susan allillen Baldwin, Dana Barkwell, Betsy Barr, Bonnie Baxter, Poaue Bet-man, John Beckwith, Tom 'H'-if A ' S . -f Q Nur, -t W' H , W.: 3 ' 3. ' , X, P 5' 'ini' f lt f ' 121 ii 1 ' f :Sze-' z:5f'2-f ffiai 1 sill Q M ' ' 7 A nf! 7 -M YQ. Q ., ., '-T-7 i -I5-7 ,EMI ' 1' A N fb 4 f 1 - H . 1 .ii Benjamin, Tom lic-r1.:'er, Sue Berles, Mary Berman, Mimi Berman, Ron Blackmore, Joyce Boorsma, Ron Branstronl. Bill Bricllrv. Leonard Brink, .loan Bu:-hen, Vicky Bytwerk, Mary Caldwell, Mary Falvircl, Anne Cartier, Lynn Fassidy, Carol Follins, Bob Vooper. Marianne fo 4 . N- ' FN . -.1 ,. 5' 1 , - , , 16 ' ,EZ ...M M Q3 lv- .6 . ' 9' , y gf. :L ,. 'B Q-rf 'S' , ' ' 5 3, .- J '13 L ! +L I l - . ' , ,si 'I ' A Aw I 4 - an U' KEY' J ' ji' 'if E 'fir ' . x i , l s 1' 2' 'f A , Fuoper, Susan Forl, Brooks Cutter, Charles Davis, Marty DeLamarter, DeLamarter, Dc-Vries, Karen Dewey, Linda Dodge, Sue Ellen Larry Louie Doolittle, Niles l,lll'llllli.2', Mike Eherts, Jerry Edwards, .lim Falarski, Carolee Faurle, Gail Ferguson, Bevany Frantz, Mt-lissa l rt-4-lnan, Betsy if ., s- 'T'-1 -Q Y-is 0 'I I ,L ll :MNA R' , - cf -ni Q 5' I f l W'-7 'vn-O XX': 'A Vi + 1:3 ' mg, AA .TN Z I X-If R, w. , , r x A -V ,ig i in V x 1 .A - ,I was mn, fri 2 A . 1' 'ww' 'f ' 1 'gnu park Im 4 2 ask fu . Friend, Barbara Frit-nd, Roger Gansser, Bill Gra y, Denny Green, Margot Grube, .IMT Huffnc-r, Jay Henry. .lurly Hcrsehcr, Mary 65 Hotfman Heyt. John Lorraine' Holmes, Linda Hoult, Holly Howitt, Gary Hummel, Jim ldema, Larry .. LP, -. N H . 1 R . ..,,... W -S E' 2 'P 5 2 'Q '-f J. We f K e- K J. 5 s a i .F new I -., -A ,, - ,NI-r., O - ,.,, K Q .A I ,F .sa s K at J t mm mmm ., g t .. -,. pu- . . , J 1 K t Jillson, Victor vow we-Q 34 .Q 1 .. F- 3 xx, f' Keller, Kathy Kelln, l'eg1.:y Klie, Chris Kravitz, Phyllis Kress, Boh Krumm, Charles Lee, Sharon Lillie, John Maclntyre, D. Stewart MacWhirter. Sue MrBrirl-0, Sue Martin, Gillie Mead, Barbara Meanley, Ed Melton, John Merillat, Dona was ' 1 ' ', -' Q .a A bi ,. ,, .., gf X fi 45 V - . i -as fn, . A 1 . - t - 3. Ka ,Q ' H S3 ' -' 3 i ' flaw 6 :gf ' 'gg' ' 41, mi A 5 f - , W . 5 5 4 Miller, lietty 0'Malley. Karin Mil er, Greg' Molhoek, Dan Molhoek, Dave Moore, Bruce Muir, Robin Nirkless, Jeannie Olsrn, Karen Oltman, Ann Pantlinrl, Jim Phelps, Linda Porter, John Rahilly, Larry Nitz, Wally Ralph, Mary N -Q . WS David ' 1 mi E ,Q - ,... ' , .- -, sea-: K use 'SZ' 1 1 J List, Ted Meyer, fathy ,T - i, ,, Ogden, Tom Ray, Charlene -. 9 ., x Vg ' I I it --,l' :- in e .7 .e , J 'ii'..4z1,ji- 'f ln'-N. 'A W i I Q Af: ,I ' X -ai .,.- D -'I sax.: 'f' 3, fav -:I Q K as X1-wg' ' 2r' 1 l u 1 - A .V , 1 Schuilinn, Rm-ed, Jim Reinhard, Ruth Reusser, David Roh, Tom Sarret, Susan Savage, Larry Barbara Skeen, Winship Smith, Jim Snow, Karen Sorenson, Judy Sparks, Fred Steketee, Harold Stil-es, Susan Swart, .lurly Thompson, Jim Todd, Tony Tunner, Ruth Q .,fT1'., 51 -- -' ---' , -f-- -'M -f -, , - ,,,,, -I sg r, 2, ,,,, , F Q: . , , 'Q .K 'L' EM377 .- X il J' 1 ff?f'fW'i5i , , A V , Tyler, Satnnlra Yan Den Bosch, Van Overloop, Vogt, Charlotte Warren. Wepman, Bette Wilbanks, Boh Willard, Calvin Wood, Douglas Ron Karen Jeanette 66 ll' Freshman Alexander, Don Attwoocl, Susan liner, Halle Q, , mv ' -. F I t -v .- 1 - E I f r 4 1 I II I 5 ABSENT FROM I'll'Tl'RlC 'I Iirvnnl, lirzmkie N 1' Gillirk, Sue ' .K -' Heaton. Mary V, -1, - 1 Heintzvlmun, llnwnrd - Q as llicliardsun, Anno V -' b asv- 5 Simpson, Dee M1 4 Simpson. I.:-0 X ' , x ' Ifitl-ISIIM .r. fuss 0l l lf'l'IRS I ' , ' N 1,1 -if ,1l.1 lX,IVI.l-: . . ,. M Umm mx' ix XHHHN H I Nunn K mm llnron. lh'm-0 liwnulrms, llnwh, llugvr Sllvllvl' Blzickporl. lla-llnirv, Snrn Iii-nnvll, Kathy liivhn, Larry Bonnie Bri-wer, .lnhn liurhnnamliill Bur!esnn.Junn Farm-nl:-r Lullwr1'nrrow,l'nlsv , .3 1 Q. 5 ' :Q ' ' 4,3 :I :I sw , I - , 5 I N 1 L' , ' -4 -5- ii ff l w 3 T . 2 AT 1 ,. 5 ' N 't . . M -' - sal gf-lj - -- 35 t .t - , . . v-l,, ., I - I Q 4,4 x.N,NJ,' jfs' M . nf- M Q 5- Q - f.. l 5 Q' Q 2 H in 'Q wa , Q-M'-I 9 www ,E W 'V - k -.. x V Q K h Y . V, All, 1 .. . 1 3.-F S.: 4 ...M - wg F 9 1 l'flSNlll!'. Kay lll'l ll 1'ln:imlI1-r, .lane Fnllins, David ffonway, Dan l'nupi-r, Fnrol Dm-nm-, Tom Dc-xlor, Tm-rry Dnnnlnn-. llnn l'hnnlhl-rs, lluir--n. llullin Dans-, Nlzirlha Dum-lnhor, Furla Dunn, Dnrntlly Elias, Dirk Fi0hiu', Fram'1-s l isher, Vnrol Frey. .lnhn l yl'v, Idlli-n n 4 : ,W n fl!! l n iv ' .4-:, n 'L' lv n .. - ., . Q-25.5,.a' , t I . I E v MXN Q l l .f Q ' f4f?'1 ., x 5 Tk iam i an . gf , . V I .: I m if? J, ' ' V' .55 , if -' t k - ' A 4 'Kiki jx 4 ff 'A V ' ,X . Gnrrisun, Ann Gillard, .lnellv Grnhani, Judy Griffin, Bob Grant, Bill Hart, liill llc-llvmil, Huh Ili-nriksun. l1i.l llc-rrirk, liill llc-xlun.l'lny1un Holm-0mh,l'huck Holm:-s,Spcncer llnult, Fynlhia Howlett, Vrnig' Hudsnn, Furla llli M-f l h f A A U A V 7 n V , P 1 . , 1 I I , f Q f . 1 ' A vf, if L4 V , , W Wg K Li . ,-A ,. LJ , V -3 5 V I l ',- I V- 3' 1 W ,ir Q ' P , , - linin. Kathy linrln-n. John Kennedy. lliane Kildepzaard,Ted Kingwell, Nancy Klinkner, Mary Ann CT Huntvr, Marilyn Jennings, Karon Knlmlmvk. Sandy -x . N6 - 16 Bra, Nfl ' Krurkv, lillllllll'l'llllX, l.nlllilu:n.lh'u1'1- Rosemary Marcia Larned, Steve Leech, Phil Liberman, Susan Lilly, Barry Lucas, Nancy Luce, Margo Ludlow, Lynn Mackay, Rosalie Maentz, Scott ' ,,t.e', N . mm.. J . 1 X E, k I A Q.,.,t. , ,,,. b quuu V 3. ' ' . x M ., .. 1 1 1 ,Q K : 51 Tj., ., J - f is y w J , -5' kai' 3 a. - . , Vg? .,,', it , at s zzl. lnax 2 xv, . 1 , A e W .. If -m ,--, Ti .:.. s LL . t , , 5, ,,,, x. 2, x I -L? t -..'. v ,.,- 1 - W L Q- , , R - A - . b ., N 15 ' X J f . .-', In Q LA Z' is X X ' c . ,ws ,,,, l,l. y i, on - i xln R ., ' f N , -., x fi' if-vig ' 5. ffff,-ffm ., X A QQ- I V Q V -- - ti -J I 2.5 , i 55: at QQ? ii i A i ' . V Marsden,Sharon Martins, Skip Masten, Janie Mayer, McShane, Maryellen Merchant, Jon Monlzer, Bob Montgelas, Mary Janet May-er, Julie MacDonald,John MacIntyre,Don McCarthy,Arlene McKin.ey,Sue Muir, Thomas Murray, Bob 0sborn,Martl1a 0sterink,Larry Pearson,Marjorie vw J , ' -ug, - -+1 1' , 'Q . . ... J , - Q 'Q ai ... i if if-T A I wi 1 2.1- ',. ig , J , Q a ,af ,. l ..,i ,- ,, A JK . I . 'R X R f e Peterson, Jim Post, Jim Pratt, Lee Ragsdale, John Rasmussen, Rasmussen, Linda Riekse, Tom Roetman, Sue Rood, Rosemary Harvey Runchcy,Kathy St-huck, Bruce Schumacher,Dick Sebastian,Jim QUQ as of f Smith, Steve Sonefeld,Sandra Steffenson, Karen Steketee. Mary Tezgelaar. Thompson, .lim Ruth Timmers, Judy Turner. Carole V - ..,..,,.,- J -,-, N i V' RL A ' is 'Q' if 5 3 fx - . i Weiner, Jerry Wells, Carolyn Wennorovius, Wepman, Lael Wetherby, Don Wheeler, Steve Anita 5 ' wi 'wr--71' . ., .5 -1 , ' , we .5 -ff, Seeber, Dane Seime, Carolyn Seys, Wade Sharrow,Nancy S. vim s ' P ,,.-. 'i M 3 ,Yes-f T .ani R 'W if, -A -me X 5 te Q, s st' K X 3 it 4, f 'J A ' 0 it ff sf Stekettee,Peter Stevens,George Supernau,Mary Veltman, Phyllis Vollmer, Terry Walter, Chuck In r Ei , ., ,EEE ' W ..., -dk 1 .. , is White, Susie 68 s Tappan,Chips Wawee, Mike Sheppard, Emily -ifi ,,,.- 1:3- Q ,fe- ikzs .. Q M B N Thede. Valerie Webber, Sarah Lee i' 'e t my ' it1,,-. sr Wood, Barry Wood, J ack W1 Saphomore Class ABSICN1' FROM I'l1 l'I' lh'ixl1.:'man, Alive- Falvird. Jim llunwvll, Dirk Gravcngnud, Tum Kirvhgvsslu-r, .lm- llogfrs, Auhrvy NVQ-im-r. David llarh: 'z Alrln-uanlv. ll I X ER 3 Rl-I Allaln-n, l.arn y l gb, L Q Ji I if :Q lb 1 SOI'll1lM0lCl'l VLASS 0l Fll'l'fllS K . l H, Avia, li. lllewlx. ll. Nlulvilxill. M. A. 'l'vr1'yl1Pl'l'y. ' t Y . : QQ X 9 l ..:. N JU- ' -1 ' Y V . 211 , ' Q' X fy. K 2 l l , A if fx J Q Alsuvc-l'. Anna- Anflrrws, Kthnck Anihlv, Phil Avis. Glen lieauclrias. Blake llc-rker, fihhy livckwilh, liill liellis, Norman Hvululllla, .lim lion-ln, Nick llnurlmrd, .lorry llurgm-lt, Lu- llurlesun, Beverly Carroll, .lack Caslnn. lillllly Caswell. Donna f.lHlll.l'l'- Tom l.lllllNl'. I'1-lvr l 1-: if Q ..... , n ., . ,, lx ' 1' 5: V -' I .- .- a A my I, A V za. , , my . I .A .Z Q r is 1'- ' ,. -lm 7 ' P. ,I - ' -ri , '- VV--: ' l .. re - 2. - f ,, I 1 522' f- ' . Y H '- ' f lf 'V - n. I 5' 1 if , f ,, My 9 ' , l...r if ...,: 0 L. , . A... .lk f' V w V Flill, Ron Foho, Ruhrrta Funrod, Boyd funk, Dave Freightnn, Don Ilammuose, Deeln, Suv Ik-Vrivs Marcia llurlgsnn,Yvunm Garnet llurnn, Ann Dykstra. Sandra Hlrlvr. Jean Engel, Sandy l airz'hiId, Lynn Fanjuy, .loan Frishic, Diane Gown. Ilun Gillu-rl, .loannv 1: W ff... A L' 5 .f A S an , vi V' f Rx Tl' , 2 . ' Qi ., .lv , - 5, V Y, an e, A - ::.v' ,R ' X www hawk .X x 5 r -f 1 . I f Z' K l H N ? , '. . r . Q K . IW ... gk ,NX ., I fr xkasw A K ' X 54 Q .1 J , x 3 I KI iw ff Gros-rw, Ralph Halstead. Tom llardman, lluh Harris, Mary Hart, Bob Herlhvrg, Karen Howlett, ldema, Phil Irons, Emmy 69 Eleanor Jarerki, Judy 9 are 'E' X ,. D . -, Lake, Diane Mnsvhino, llale N. Michaels, llave l'lnlnl1, Nanci Littlefield, Alice Lngie, John Kamerer, Jennings. Chuck Jillson, Nanry Jones, Bill Barbara Keister, Lynn Keizer, Judy Krumm, Pat Lafhanee, Steve . . .61 ,,,,: ,,,,,..: X A , e f--1 - 'Sf , , , ., a if ...E Q Q- . J- x .,.. ti-uv 5 N5 i lbz. N ': L5 llb' . ikygvlf I 1 --- Q if J J . J ,,,i:, fl- iu i .ll. i,-' if .,, -Q.. J ' J 0 I K 3 ..:. 21-EE ' fx q,.i,: Q :, :.,, ' .51 we I ---., .- the-vi 1 'K A-1. 'fill' ,ti . . A fa. . bf f -32355 17 3' 'Q' va, ,.,-f,.'.,w....-.WL 1 ,,.M..,Ng..... , Mcfallister, Bah Mcl'ormiek,Jim . I P. 9 R 1 . 1:11 if wx f up Q i he . ' ' if Lung, Lora Loveland,Lindalmgtigheid. Lana MacLean,Bruce Mapes, Gail Melianda, Gail Meanley, Tim Meek, Bah Mehney, Dave Mehncy, Susan Meyers, Monty Mero, Beth Fx , ,Q . K .4,t.:f3.:, t. :v,'i i ,-'- I., , -: y t ,EZ A 3 . 1 W 'A 'if 'V, -e'i' :: ' J . 1 , Q ibn M, ,-:, QQ' N e-.' - , ....:: 2 :'.: sf v K K . liili- gg ..f.. x 53 -. A553 : : : S, J Y ,Q A , . I , I g ' l: ' i ea., Miller, Janet Miller, Tom Mulnix, Lee Mulvihill,I,arry Remien, Marv Puule, Sue Quint, Pamela Ralston, Beverly Lou l Page Mary Kay Pender, Penny Richel, Perry-0 Robertson, Judy Phillips, Jim Plasman, Sue Ruud, Fhurk llulfin, Dennis Q. .,....v . E . ca -' fe - , we Q e - ' ' '5l5'4e- .. if- -5322 ' K ' ' f - Q, R ...., I ' 45,7 J Q - . , A ' -X, . ' ' N ' X L .0 if -if W 4 JK , -ff , Sawyer. Eddie Stoddard, Lynn aw 'Gif ff-i 1 as J? VVard. Huh NVarn, Helene Stover, Sandy Shade, Bill Schaeffer, Linda Sharrow, Sandy Shook. Mary Sue Terryberry, Symanski, Dave Mary Ann t - -1 1, EQEV Q 5 .. if . W 4' 'TW' v r VVennerstrnm Whyte. .lean W'illwerth, Fred Mary TO Tnnkel, Marcia Vanllis. Gretchen 'W' xt my .:' ...M 5-:Q i Smith, Phil Smith, Tom Verhey, Ann 3- R L25 Wixom, George Kay E t 3 .,.. - is I Spooner, Tom Stellin, Carl Virlrn, Dun Vullmer, Evelyn 5 If ' 1. x -, A Q - - a ' 1 . J, Worsfold, Mary Young, Libby Zanxrer, Bobby in-...sg NMQQXQN k in mx? KR .. Q ,Ni , XX, my yii N Q JUNIOR 1'l.ASSOFFlK'l'IRS ,cw in HO 17. llalln-l', li. linnlieltl, J. Allwlkltl, lj. Slekelee il' W ' Junior Class ABSENT I-'ROM PICTURE Burnie, Gretrhen High, Fred Lalfhapelle, Hob McDonald, True Ritter, Mary Ryan, Steve Wierstra, I-Id Ackerman, Marie Alherl, Phil Allied, Dura Aumenl, Katie Atkinsun,llrake Atlwoml, Jean Backus. Susan Barton Jllll z as x. ' ' in v A ,- ug Zn. A f-0 I . L --. in ..... b x 9 lim-avll. Vurnlyn ller1.5'er, lhilc Bergmans, Marilyn Clock, Mary 4'nrlsnn, l'c-may I'l1andlvr, John Anne '33 .. ,... i 1 vi Bissell, .lim Davies, Jim 1 'YV -... x Q i ,K ' .., : t . '. xqrgf K . V Q R v,,d?5,1a .K fr . p 1 5 llunwcll, Ron Elias, Sandra Ellis, Andrea 1 Ellis, Mary Anne 4 2 .9 Blnink, Nanry Bonfieltl. lloh Davis, Kay DeHaan, Julie i ,. X I ,,,,,, , an f .Q :Wk ' , Emmons, Emshmiller, Dick Rosemary 71 5' Q' j 4 8 9 'vi 'IA' 5 Wg Brenner, Sieve l!yers,lhn'i1l furlherp, Namv llum0nd,Duve Dunn, linrhie llunrun Yuki .o zu an 8 .,..,. Y' 5 - y BK. Fairbanks, I-'ishman,Mike Fnlkerts Arlene Bruce Fowler, .lon Frey, Twinkle Fyfe, Sandy Ganser, Bob Gilmore, Brure Glaser -1.. , Esther Green, Peck Hansen, Tom Harrison, Don , ,I Q 9 ax, YW' y J JJ J J W is 1' E 'J' zu we ,,,, J we ,J S ' --as ' '- we - '- 1 ' ' - i x .- JF' .J J , rrLL f . l I 'quu L ,wx J .' Ji , I f J Hauenstein, Je-llner,Juanne Hcnry,Susan Herrick,Margie Hillstrom. Sally Holcomb,Mary Holmes, Janet Hoult, John Jakeway, Tom Anne Lynne Kirkpatrick, Karlzen, Linda liettner, lirnie Bruce lioopman, Boh Kravitz, Norm Lee, Bill Liherman, Judy Licence, June Lyke, Jean K. i ,H ' H J . ..,. J ' we S 2 if ee F e A if is ii p fi 1' 2' Q J . ...,.. ,.,, fs sa. 4 J J J , J T , ' J 'J 3 gui- if ui it .,,, 'Z' ' Lyke, Joan Martens, Si Renee 0'Dell, Don 0osting', .lack Osier, l'eg'gy Mcl'arlan, M eyer, Marlene Miller Otto, Sandy Uviatt, Charl , Judy Monger, Jo Ann Monique, Kay Petr' k D IC , ick Petterish, John Prange, .loyce Moser, Ellen Muir, Susan Raher, Cai J 5 Cav- .L ,am J N - .Q ,Q K uul, i 1 ,Jw J ,Jw I J JJ ,J Q Q ..., , AJ ,.,,. y, ,EJJ ,X L 1:5 - it .J .. 1 5- AJS 1 . ,S ,ini , X X J W S h - Q ' a 5 ' J .,,, ,. L J - 1' 1 ffw, .JJ wt' 'Y ,J ' X N J 5 J ' ' J -.W ' 'J J. . ,,.. - A ' 'wr' J 1 'J A M- 1 - J Agp ! f X f 'S f ifie' M 3' Rayrstilalc, Ralph. Farol Rickert, Nancy Roach, Bill Roh, Lynn Savage, Judy Searl, Fred Smith, Virginia Snow, Sandy Stcr in ll Stahl, Sandra Thompson, Ann Stekm-tee.l!arbara Stewart,Barbara Stiles,Sharon Stuart, Susan Mike Tigelaar, Donna Timmers, Sally Todd, Sally -f- S e 4 ' J - f fm, . J, . .... , ---- -, 1 J, ..,, it f 1 , J J - . A J ,M -I S . W . ,J -. - , Nr' 5 N 'N' 3 'Xfire Q . - . J 2 ,J 2' Q 5 .' -J 'QP Jw ' J fs.. :Je J: - -' -- Q -F J ' J J y . ,J 7 -v-- V ' bb ,L i' f, ' t K K' 1 i 'f Y W Q-Q5 ' 1 Tonkel, Rocky Vander, Phyllis Vander Veen, Vcrsluis, Dave Vegso, Larry Vout, Jim Waring, Bill White, Larry Yaw, Marcia Dave T2 llu Nl'Il1lYl'lUlHlX Ilu-WP Oh. thou' CXZIIHSI Rusls lllllki'S LI quimk illllllgl' Xin-1' sclmul Nvxxlnll ,I fl ww., Olsl Vlulllvx Ilan AHTIIRIIIiflll-dl'ilWillg class 2 ll C1 fs? C.Iu'n'rlczuIL-rs Zll xuwmlmlx ' ' '.: ,..' QA . gg ,A M W-N-f my 'ng' A, q.,. Rigid A 1.. - ' .gf D' I xml blulic- 114-urmlc ,,k,,, f-- W, 99, ' Vi ,I J J :., :.,'.-, . .. H ' A MY tag. r r Z W I W, W l' MLN ..:::xS C 1- - 3 x... , ml and Mary 73 Balloon lilmvvrs cQl7YCl'IllIN'lll mm ic'-gncrs XJ' 'VN 15' ' s I I , , I 5 X I N 1 I J' l 1 ,I I N fn lfNfll N - 1' J NIvlX ' ,six ls I ' U11 'Q' I I Q N' I 1 N I I' 1 1 1 x X I f f s 'li 'G ,'x ' N I X 1 x xl x fl 1 I 1 I N I ' x I 1 x I x , X I I 1 X , 1 s ' ! I 1 I , 1 ' ' V I I s I I Isl 1 1 K ' 99,0 xl , I W 1 1 l N x 1 I I N I l X 1 xl' 'QI' I SI I x 1 I 1 X ' s f X I I 1 1 f X I I X I I I 1x ' 1 I I N ll xl I I Q N I VVC were not born lo fix our cups and gowns. The knowledge lezirnecl from the faculty, the lezulership and co-operation gained l'I'0lI1 orgzmizzl- tions, the sporlsnianship buill by zulileties, and the :11l11lz11io11 give11 by the underelassiiien - all were requirecl Lo help us grow into Olll' robes. Having grown into them, we 110w approach a newly lighted horizon. M- SENIORS 17161 416- cf I? MARION LOWN ALEXANDBK A sweeter girl can ne'er be found. Senior G.A.A., Booster Club, Club '55, Senior Play Committee SARAH VVURZBURG AUMENT Life has no burden like a prudent friend. Tiara Club, Senior G..-LA., Interlocllen Stall. XVater Ballet director, Senior l'lay Commit- tee RAY lQVliRE'l 1' BECKER A knight, a raptain, and a leader Student Council president, Senior Play Cast. Football, National Honor Society, Theta Pi Eta. DAVID HEDRICK BERLES Known for his frank friendliness Tennis, Basketball, Football, Varsity Club, Triple E Club JAMES HUGH BERSIE Always ready with a good idea Triple E Club secretary, Cross Country, Flintlock Stall, Track, Varsity Club. SUSANNE KAY BIGNALL Always willing to lend a helping hand Future Nurses' Club, Senior C.A.A., Pi- Aqua-Neers Club, Inter-Club Council, Hall Monitor. DILANNA BLACK Devoted service lo the class makes her tops with everyone. Interloclzen editor-in-chief. Senior GAA. president, National Honor Society, Theta Pi Eta, junior Play director. ROGER ALAN BLACKPORT Care is an enemy to life. Basketball, Track, Triple E Club, Cross Country, Varsity Club. ORVILLE ROBERT BLISS Always looking on the sunny side of life Triple E Club, Football, Track, Varsity Club, Senior Play Committee. REYNOLDS AVINK BRANDER, JR. An unassuming nature with a desire to im- prove any situation. Student Council, Theta Pi Eta, Baseball, Senior Play Committee, Triple E Club. 76 PATRICIA GLEN BROWN Alzunyx thoughtful, rourtffoux and kind Senior Play Committee, junior Play Com- mittee, Club '55, Booster Club, Graduation Night Committee. BETSY EDWARDS BURKE The fini just lwinkles in hm' eyes National Honor Society, That: '1 ti FT X Tiara Club junior Red fl0SS JOHN CONVAN BUCHANAN We thank the xrhool for the flmnn' ziwfzfr: lmrl to make II friend of lllix fmf' lurl. Wald and Weg Club,junior Play Committee. PHlLll' CHARLES CH:XlN'll5LRLXllN II ix Il zvixe' hwul llmt nmkfnw ll .still tongue 'lriple E Club, Varsity Club, l'00lJl co captain, Swimming, 'l'rzlck. PATRICIA AYERS CHASE Hifi' lmurl is in I'1'l'l'j'lllllIg she flows. Pi-Aqua-Neers Club president, Senior C.A.A,. l11tr'rlnrlu'n Staff, junior Play Cast, Senior Play Crew. PE'l'ER -IEXVELI. CLARK Unly llmsr' lim' who do good. 'liriple li Club, Winter 'l'rai'k, 'liennis My - .Ylllllllu art edi- Senior Play IC CULLINS rensim, lunior Play Cast. PHlLl.lP ROE COOPER To lniou' him ix to like' him. Triple E Club, Mixed Chorus. Magazine Drix e eo-chairman SAMULL Sl-IIRLY CORL lll Sanz inkfx n job zuilllout milf! elm Il nmlrrw if u :work o nrt llxnla l1 Eta, Sunot Llaxs tintsuiu 1 Mixed Chorus, I Iinllo1'k Stall. Lllllglllfl' ringzflh from his iirry lm lriple E Club, Debate, Mixed Choi i nn 1 nm! IN LLALAISL 1 1-1 CU VVAN An energetir personality with a fresh outlook. Tiara Club, junior and Senior Play Casts, Water Ballet director, Activity Committee sc retatx Senior K' X X NORMAN ROY CREAMER Always in there pitching for the floss or for llze team, junior Play Cast, Senior Class president, Baseball, Hi-Y Club, Varsity Club. GEORGE LYNN DAMOOSE The world is blest most by men who do tlzingx. Triple E Club, National Honor Society, Theta Pi Eta, Senior Play stage manager, Parking Lot Administrator. RITA LOUISE DAVIS Rita does easily what is diflirult for orlzerv. National Honor Society, Theta Pi Eta, Har- lequin Club president, Flintloek editor, c'llCCI'lC'lKlCI' ILEINE JOAN DEU I SCH A friendly smile, a helping hand. Harlequin Club rice-president, Flintlock Stall' Senior Dance chairman I .'l' M. Club ANN CAIHERINE DEVINE A .xenxe of lzumor and happy personality Tiara Club, Senior C..-XA., Senior Play Cast, Fxcbange Assembly Club '55 ROGER LEE DEVRIES Wit mul 'tuisdom are born with II mon, Football, Swimming, Track, Varsity Club. Wald and Weg Club MICHAEL GLENYVOOD DODCSON A laugh is worlh a lzilrzrlretl groans in any market. junior and Senior Play Casts, Hi-Y Club, Triple E Club, Football. JOSEPH XVILSON DOLAN, He and gloom are no relation. Football, Swimming, Track, Triple E Club, Varsity Club. MARX ELIZABETH DUINN llK7lfJlL'1l for her quiet and mild disposition. Harlequin Club, Senior Play Connnittee, Booster Club, Club '55, Senior C,.X..X. .youu i Rrinuic, LMAN I mn lu' serious, but I'd rather not. Baseball, Swininiing manager, Hi-Y Club, Varwilx' Club, Debate. WILLIAM UIAINES hR5lxllNlI IR 4 1 nie! youth at times C IAAIILS l'. l'l'.N lRl'.5b, IR. l lzlllz n mum A lrrl ' ' o 1. ' ' non' mir! thru is rrlii Ili- Ihr Ines! of n1z'rz. lfoolball, l'rack, 'liriple E Club,Varsily Club, ll'ull 'Nlonilor IXXII-'S STU XR'l' FOO'l'l Iirurli for play zu .Kami ILA Ihr' zioll IS rr Wald and Wcg Club, Stage Claw Sw in ming, Movie Operator. Radio lfleilionns Club MARY AIOY FOX Il'l1r1lrw'r is zvnrlh doing, is zvorlli doing 71'r'll. In1f'rIm'lu'n Stall, Booster Club, Senior . - Q ,I , - . I-.A.A., Alunioi llay Last, junior Llass treasurer. jixxiiis WARREN 1fRu1f1M,xx 'AK7l!I1l'ill'f1gf', zvisclmri, I'lJ1lI'ff'-VY uw nu lm iiirtimv llneef' Hi-Y Club, junior Play Cast, 'linins Swnn Illlllg. KA' l 'llliRl N li AN NE FRYFUCLIC Hood will is Ihr' Illigllliliif przlflirrll form' in Ilia' 1n1i111'r.w'. Booster Club, F.'I'.A., Senior CAA.. junior anil Senior Play Crews. Club '55. THOMAS xIOSlCl'l'l CHYSICI S His zillrnzjrfs nn' nmny, and I miners 111 ull. Football, Basketball, Baseball, 'Iii 1 L L bale, MARCARIYI' ANNli GRll lfl'l'l'l A mnxtunl friend is a thing ran' and hard In limi, Tiara Club, I-'.'l'.A. vice-president, Senior CAA., I 11 I 1' rl u 1' li ef ri Stall. junior Play proinpier. CAROL ANN HA1,S'l'liAlJ Frm ous S H11 lllll fY 0111 ll HHN I I gill uilli Il licurl of gold. Hoosier Club, Club '55, junior and ben or Plav Connnillees nfxiwul LLL 1-11-llililb A friendly heart with many frie1zri.v. Booster Club, Club '55, F.'I'.A., Clee Club, Senior Play Committee. BRIAN RICHARD HEANEY UI,I'lf'I'llIi7IIlliU7l will IYIITJ' lzilll through tllf' :Haier of Oflfllllillllilj' and fax! him upon the .vllorrcv of .YllI'!'f'.Y.Y.U Hi-Y Club, Varsity Club, Swimming corcap- tain, 'I'ennis, Activity Committee, Debate. CORLANIQ LAURLNCI: HILLMS IVF do 1101 llzfsilale lo say he has Il very filffasanf 1l'1lJ'.u Hi-Y Club, Yarsity Club Baseball, Football. PAUL HUGH HIGGINS Cast all your fares away. XN'alcl and XVeg Club president. Tennis, Foot- ball, Baseball, Senior Play Reading Com- nnttee. ANN LLILABh I H HOVEN ulvfllflillg is inipossililzf to Anniv willing lzeartf' Magazine Drive chairman, Senior Play Cast, I'iara, Izzlzfrlorliwi Stalf, Senior C.A.A. PAIRICIA IRILNIL HUMMhL Sa'r'1'l and niusifal as bright Aj1ollo's l1lll'.n Forensics, Future Nurses' Club, Mixed Chor- us, Orchestra, Bible Club secretary-treasurer. FAYIL CAROLL KILLLEY Always l'lll'f'7'flll, Faye lzriglilffnx the :lay will: liar llalbllry manner. Booster Club, Club '55 Senior G A -X Junior and Senior Play COIIIIIIIIICCS. JOHN ROBERT KlQlNlNhDX, JR. Lillie he asks, his zvarzts are jew, helping ollzerv iv hit nu' Itack, Xdlhlfy Club, Iliple E Club, Mixul Chorus, Junior and Senior Play Crews. PATRICIA JILL KENYON 1ir1tl111.ti11.w1 ix of lllf' gl'l'Ill!'Xl Z'!IlIlf'.U Junior and Senior Play Committees, Booster Club. Senior C.A.A., Club '55. RICHARD JOSEPH KLINKER u1ilF.XSf'll are the j0J'llI!llft'I'.Y.U Joined the navy February, 1955. 80 QI SHARON N'IARGllliRlnl'E I.AVl N 'l'lt1' ltzmrl lllul llllfll nmrlr' her jrtir llllll nmrlr' hrr gmulf' xp lluuster Club, Clee Club, Senior and .luninPs'x Plax Ctnnmittees, Clttb '55, SHARON NlARCUliRl'I'li l,AV . 'l'nlkuIizfr 111111 wizfttriottx, .xhf 4'1tli1f1'rtx gulltwring. llieta Pi lata. Cheerleader faptain. Inter club Council, Booster Club, Inlr'rlm'l1f'n Stall Cz f 51 DAVID SHERMAN L1iAVliNW7OR'l'H 'I'l1i.v Illllivlll fmzfornt In mv rulex of hzunm Varsity Club, Triple Ii Cluli, Football, 'l'rat'k, l'enuiw. -IAM!-QS XVALLACE LOGlli, IR. 'l'll1' rliffirltll ltr' rlrrm in1n1f'rlirtI1Zlx',' Illf' im' mwilllt' Inkm fl lillle lm U ' 1 . . tgfr. Artixitx' Committee chairman, Paragon Club president. junior Class president. Swinimingg, Stage Crcw. .1 HlzRMAN ADRIAN LUKSANEN H1 u.?fllfl'l'flX' and lrttllt arf' lltr' lmsis for rzfwy mrltte. Iunim' Play Czwt Seuiur Pl'tx' Crev . . , . . x, Club, Swimming. Tennis. Hi-Y CAROL KIANL LUMI5 Omni :vnrrlx lmztr' grtfttwl ltrr lmumq gum! flw'tI.x Inuit' gnirteti hm' fri1'mIx. National llunnr Society, Theta Pi l-lta, Iulrr- lUl'll!'H associate editor, Crantl Valley Slu- tleut Ctutticil setretary-treasurer, Debate. 'lAMl'.5 DOUGLAS KICCOLL N01 Irv yrvtriv. but ht' rli.xf10.vilinn, zvrtx ,Iin1'r il'f.8ll0lll llI'IllliliI'll. Ihet't P1 lata, National Honor Socictv, Stu- dent C'uunt'il Yirsits Club rcsiclci A . . .. 1 . p 5 lI,.lllIllUl' and Senior Play Casts. DAVID HOXVARD MAGUIRIL ,4 lmrri :rmltrr mul Il .xirtrmw friend. Stage Crew, IVlH'llUf'llf'7l Staff, Band, ati-iptt-, li Club, Hintlnrk Staff. CAROL HVELYN MARSDIQIN K 'I't1'inklr', Izuirtklr' gum hw' 1'.w': I bright mul .wlrlolrt Ally. ' 'liara Club, Cheerleader, junior and fs nib 0 Q 9 Plav C' s .' ' ' ' ' ' ' . a ts, lnlftlnrltttt Stall, Htntlork . IUlJl'llH MARTIN l 'l'h1' zvnrlfl larlonfx' to tltf 5. ' 'nrr ' 1. Clteerleatler. National Honor ' ty ' t Club. Debate. lllfFl'l0F,lP71 S fi l I SANDRA LEE tvinmx A few things never go out of style, u pretty girl is one of them. 'I'iara Club, Homecoming Queen, Club '55 F.'l'.A., Senior Play Crew. SALLY JEAN MELTON nCllf'l'Tf1llllt'X.Y is the saulfs stnt.rl1ine. Harlequin Club, Red Cross, Senior Play Committee, F.'l'.A., Club '55 president. DONALD NORIHWAY MOLITOR 'Alike an eagle, he srmretlz on to greater things. Hi-Y Club treasurer, Varsity Club, Football manager, Swimming, Track. RICHARD LEROY MOSER An athlete, and a mighty' one, who lights until tlte game is zvon. Football, Basketball, Track, Tennis, Varsity Club. THOMAS DANIEL MULVIHILL A big boy with ll smile and rr perxonality to rnnlelt. Hi-Y Club, Senior Play Committee, Mixed Chorus. CAROL ANN MURRAY Het talents are runny: lter u'orrie.x jew. Future Nurses' Club president, Band vice- president, Booster Club, Mixed Chorus, Senior C.A.A. VIRGINIA GAY NICHOLLS filly' is alzvtzys rlerfer and always 'guyz' llooster Club, F.'I'.A., Club '55, Senior C.A.A., Senior Play Committee. IAMES ROBERT OGDEN 1 Dependaltility is his motto. Theta Pi Eta, Stage Manager, Paragon Club, junior and Senior Play Crews. NANCY H ARRlE'I' PAYE'I I'E An nrt of gUOlltIf .YX is in itself an nrt of llllfJlJlI1f'XS.H Interlorlten Stall, Flintloek Stall, Tiara Club, l .'l'..X., Senior Play Committee. RICHARD YVARREN PEARSE 'l'ltt' zt'orlrl'.v ll theatre, the earth a stage. zeltirlt Cod rural Nature flu with nrtorx fill. Baseball, Mixed Chorus, Debate, junior and Senior Play Casts, Hi-Y Club. AQ RICHARD JAMILS PRYCIL A real mn' tu, a Wal mr? rzfnfl, and 0711 H , f on u'l1on1 you mn defpend. Swimming, Track, Varsity Club, I71lf'I'l0Fll!l1 St :lf Intel Llnb cfllllltll XLICL XNE. RASMUSSLN liver ready, ever kiml, ll lin: mt r1r'zw'r find, Inter-Club Council president, Student ionn eil vice- resident, Theta Pi l' 'Nltno P Honor Society, Booster Club. ml 5 I ' n 'I a 'l un L pl 1 J 1, e A .P Io . ANN ELIZABETH RICHEL Ann nezwr n1i.v.ves a rlumre to please junior Play Cast, Tiara Club president Sill ior C.A.A., National Honor South lheta Pi Eta. JJ., URM Jr' lun-o L-U48 suslxx MAR 'liOSEWARNlig, She always leaves you laughing. MA. Lt, Tiara Club vice-president, junior Plas' Cast GILRALD PAI RICK RUNL HLY The less you leam, Ihr less xr hz fe o rem FII! be r. lVald and WVeg Club. SUZANNE ANITA SCHADDELEIQ A willing u'orke'r with great rrealivr' ability Tiara Club junior Pla Cast Senior Plu ' 1 . Y 1 1 ' ' 3, Committee chairman, Interlorlufn Staff, Wa' ter Ballet. IHOMAS ARCHIL SCHULIL lVlIf'l'l' tl11'1'e'.r u will, ll1erf x Il u Football, Baseball, Hi-Y Club suntan dl sity Club, Golf. PETILR MacGRliGOR SEARS go, 4'l.iff' ix too .vlmrf to ll'llXlI'. 3 'Mi Triple E Club, lnter-Club Council. 1 YVILLIAM RUSSELL SMITH A r'11relH'f' lulfljzy life llffll .wr un mf altwlrl loo gfflll will Inf. Swimming eo-captain, Varsity Cl l lrnl li Club, Senior and junior Play Cru 1 s ball. A' 83 l C..-X A., Club '55, Senior Play' Com LARRY ILDIVARD SPRI I E On Ilieir mm: llIf'Tif.Y. modest men are dumb. Hi-Y Club president, 'I'rac'k, Varsity Cluh. Mixed Chorus president, Flintlork Staff. CHARLIz5 JON ILDCAR 5IILl1NI1R Hr' is going foruiarfl to soiuetliing great Varsity Club, Triple-E Club, Football, Swim ming. junior Play Committee. ROI HAMIL I ON S I OINIL 'Toniorioui romrfx and uw' are u'hr're? Tlien lvl ux live' itlllllyfu l'riple-Ii Club, Senior Play Cast, Varsity Club, Colf, junior Play Committee. LDXVARD DLX I ILR FHLDL Hr rim mix Xlll'Fl'K.Y and pleusllrf' with pro it Io both. Iriple-Ii Club, Band, InIer'l0rli1'n assouatt editor. Mixed Chorus, Senior Plav Crew Xl XRY VIRGINIA IIMMIQRS .Yollziiig will nmkr' lift' ri lmrclen to her. Hall Monitor, Red Cross, Tiara Club, Club PHYLLIS ELAINE VANDILNBERC Kiririnf'.ss is the golden chain Inv u zu: .wriwly is Inoimrl togetl11'r. i Harlequin Club. Club Inter-Club Conn eil. junior Play Committee, Ifuture Nurses Club. C IULNNA -IAINL VANDILRMLILR fil1'nim'x rzzpliifaliiig IIl'TX071lIlily and frieizrlly grwliiig endrfar lim' lo us. l-'.'I'.A. president, Band president, Inter-Club Council sccretarv, National Honor Societv, liiteilozlilri Stall. KIOH IX DRISCOLL WARDROP Qlolm !'t7llpll'.X 1'on1pc'titiw' spirit with a kfzn iuidcisimidin 0 liummz rzatizre g f I Triple-E Club vice-president, Basketball Nt tional Honor Society, Golf, Varsity Club M NRCI A ZOE IVA' l 'ERMAN Her rare ix iwifer to oflmid, and every person is her friend. Clee Club, Harlequin Club, junior and Sen- ior Play Committees, Club IiLlZABIi'1'I-I LEE WEIL I or'f'1fz'r forzfmost in the ranks of fun Tiara Club, Flintlork Staff, lnterlocheiz Senior Play director, Senior G.A.A. s 5 E E 4 E 2 ICLEANOR LOUISE VVIERSTRA HPI' l',lt'f'I'fUl7lf'.YX has made llig jobs .YFFIII Slllllll, Booster Club, Club '55, Future Nurses' Club, Announcement Committee, Senior Play Conl- mittee. Rl'l'A ANN WILSON ll'x ll long may In Ihr' top, llul Rim is well on hw' way. junior Play Cast. Harlequin Club, Choir Debate, Forensics. GLEN ARTHUR YOUNG lfllll has Ilia' ability to gain fl'i1'l1dx easily. fl11tif'nn', 111111 an intense desire' to 1l'lll. Triple-E Club president, Student Council treasurer, Football, Basketball, Tennis. DONALD AUGUST ZANGER Alzuays willing to zvork, 1,011 has lllllflf' Iiuxl Ilelter for t'1lf'fiY071f'. XVald and lveg Club president, Band, junior and Senior Play Casts, Parking l,ot Adminis- trator. Inter-Club Council. KliNNlfI'I'H IAMES DAMSTRA fjoined vlass too late for Pll'lllI'CD Tile lllllgllffl' of ll lllrm is lllf' l'07Iff'llfIllf'lll of God. Hi-Y Club, Varsity Club, Cross Country. Swinnning. Senior Class Officers . ,, N .E , af WE? fig img' ,. .W , N eg? gy? 22 f f . 7 'nfl . f -2 ' A aw' -----' . ' -' ' S ' 4 ai? .PQ 5 ' A Jfiw ' rev-me'-'Wir , S3 L fi l'xWf1lZfA i Hs.. L, s V V Q ., . A fi ' ' ' . S' .,.. - .. 1 'f f s 'fill' bv- 'K' Ag wr' sh f SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS S. Vorl, treasurer, A. Riehel. secretary, Mrs. Ycnkmun, advisor, N. Creamer, president B Burke vive-president. RR l can't tell you l'll have none of it Dress rehearsal The Spence family JUNIOR PLAY One Feet In Heaven Cast Rev. Frazer Spence ......... ........ R ay Becker Dr. Romer .............. ..... D onald Zangei Rev. William H. Spence .... .... N orman Creamel Mrs. Hope Spence ....... .... K athryn Cowar Hartzel Spence .... james McCol Eileen Spence .... Mary joy For Mrs. Cambridge ..... Patricia Chase Mrs. -Iellison .... .... S usan Rosewarnc Mrs. Digby ..... .... S uzanne Schaddelex Georgie Digby .... Luke Luksanel Louise ........ ..... C arol Marsdex Molly . .... Ann Riche Ronny ..... . . .Mike Dodgsol Letty ........ . . .Alice Rasmussen Mrs. Sandow . . . ...... Rita Wilson Major Cooper . .. ..... James Freemal Maria ........... .... R ita Lou Davi Bishop Sherwood .......... ..... R ichard Pears The Tramp ................. ...... E ric Collin Directors . . ss .A Miss Anne Barriger, Miss -lane Smith, Mrs. Margaret Reeves l Poor father! Phoebe ......... SENIOR PLAY Gramercy Ghost Nlzirgzurel Collins .. Nanny lVillzird ... Parker liurneu . .. Cllrznrley Stewart .. Augusta .Xnles .... . N1lIll2lllll'l flO0lIlDCS Ollicer Morrison . .. lrv ............. . Rocky ...,........ . ,Xnilrnlzuice Driver .Xssislznnl Driver .. Cust llre Cfnl ,....................... IJIAHY lor - Ml Frzmfis Mc' . , . .Ann Hoven . .Carol Marsden . .Ricluud Pearse .. .jznnes McColl . . . .Carol Lumb . . . .Ray Becker , .Donald Zzinger .Hznnilton Stone Allfllillll Dodgson . . . .-lllllil Reeves .....rXIlll Devine . . .Sharon Lznvin .Kathryn Cowan Clzirtliy l'1n :ill over gnome lJllllIJll'S.H Hill l did we liiin' To ll hotel . . . in your pznizin .,, Gel Llie buggy started, Skyscrznperf' NVe've been waitin' for yn, Nui. L., lil I E' FLIRT WOMAN HATER Sharon Lavin Tom Schultz ' Miss cunavous Julie Reeves UBL ctrcs FRIENDLIEST Ann Richel Dave Berles MUSICIAN Pat Hummel ' BEST ATHLETE Glen Young W Q 'L- Q I Ill . 1 ll REMBRANDT Sue Schaddelee D , Q'q. DONE MOST FOR EAST Sam Corl T 'Q fiv- Y I I ! Q 9, P.. , if Q BEST ALL-AROUND Alice Rasmussen Ray Becker 'iii Q R V N Avis? yy ...P-C--v Til SHEIK jim Mccqu MOCK ELECTIONS iw' IA S fn 5 5 35 Z is 'QE TO ix SE an s 'U 'IW Q! I L4 xi Ja fa XD PHYSIQUE FATAL Orv Bliss CARD SHARK V George Damoose ACTRESS Rita Wilson lg -.1 . I .vs X-GG A CRADLE ROBBER Dick Moser O O CLOWN H U MORIST Mike Dodgson Ann DeVine Mb HJ EI P APPLE POLISHER Betsy Burke INSEPARABLES Carol Lumb jim Logie Nearing the light ,ff Nlra. Yilllklllllll and Scniurs discuss glkiltlllillilbll Seniors prclmalrillg lhcscs Hmm-cumming Qm-cn Sandy :md her courl 90 Sfllifll' Skip Dt'l'Ul'2llillg for llxg Sunm D u L WWA-Q Wag , -5 115:12 Q' 'V 2 Qyfmxs Z Q A Q K,A, an H X, egg ,ry 5 . 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Remes Drug Store 2130 Wealthy, S.E. 9-7117 Klinkner Upholstery Custom Upholstered Furniture Top Hat Cleaners East Grand Rapids Compliments of George G. Damoose Co. Blackport Packing Company Finest Meats for All Occasions Top Values in Men's Wear Martin Stores, Inc. East Variety Gifts and Toys Compliments to the Senior Class Glidden Hardware Co. G. J. Degolia Plumbing and Heating PA TRONS It's so convenient 1507 Wealthy, S.E. Michigan Consolidated Gas Company Congratulates the Class of 1955 Fred A. Lumb, C.L.U., General Agent New England Mutual Life Insurance Company Good Luck, Seniors! Kochton Plywood and Veneer Co., Inc. Kennedy's Flower Shop Unusual Flower Arrangements The Colony Shop for Men Larry Biehn Congratulations to the 1955 Championship Swimming Team Speedway 79 The Finest Gasoline Dodgson's Beauty Salons Ten Convenient Locations Mulvihill Motor Co. 1100 S. 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