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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

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Yes, you have said that we will be the builders I f weill but work until our journey's done. You who are the youth will lead tomorrow. Now you must learn to look and reach above- To carry all our deep traditions forward-H These things we leave with you-the things we love. Pk 324 214 Each of us along this trail of labor Must have a rest, to stop and sing and dance. We Pioneers have made new songs-without fear Have started out without a backward glance. :K 214 2? You are the young, the brave, the valiant Pioneers With fearless eyes, with hardy legs and strong. You lead us on in battle, and you carry, too, The dreams we've cherished through these years so long. 234 bk bk At last we see the crest of distant mountains, The land we've sought, and now the downward slope 5 For even now our yesterday's a dream- And our tomorrow-a gleaming vision of hope. -- Peg Carlson CONTENTS w . Guides .............,......,............,....,. Pioneers .,,....... Youth ..,,..,......... Campfires ..,,,,..... Conquests ......,.,,. 3 P92451 me f u ,QQ , if vf Vg, .A ix . b' M L- ' 3 L- My A, 53, - 5 V 5 1 I i 5 R 1, 3 1 s W,-ff, Mg . ,A fn A 'v Z .1 1, . 1' 5 s A E s 5 s is 5 v j. 1 e M R. ROY FETHFRSTUN Szlperirllvlldmlt 'K-1.:: fi:.v A Y-,mah rfjitx As our guides along the paths of learning, the administration and faculty have played an important part in shaping our thoughts and ideas. Their willingness to spend that extra Illllllltftw to help solve our difficulties or problems has been greatly appreciated. Parents, through the l'.T.A. under the leadership of Mrs. Becker, and the Board of Education with Mr. Beiriger as president: Mrs. Willizlnis, secretary: Mr. Hewitt, treasurerg Mr. Zeilstra and Mr. Raber, have given us invaluable assistance and support, smoothing the rough places encountered throughout our high school days. MR. MELVIN C. BUSCHMAN Prinvipal 6 -Q nf' .l i,Q-JV' MR. I. HARIAWK' HUSKINS Assislant l,l'il1t'f,Illl Buys' ffnllrlsvlur Mrs. R4-ckvr If-mls l'.'l'.fX. hmlrsl ma-vlingg MISS MARGAIil+I'I' l'0S'l'MUS Girls' I5lHllISf'IllI' Miss Sylvia Alexander l'-lIl'lll lllusir, Cure, Sc'i0nr'e', Snplmnmrv Horizon Clul: lllll'lSlll' Mrs. Joanna Dewitt Allaben lfnglisli Heading, Spvvch . fLZZf1,!1.ud Mr. Lester D. Anderson l'hysir's, Cemnvtry, Visual-niflx, Senior Class urlrisnr Mrs. Geraldine Ashley A .4 ritllrnetir, Curr' ' . 1 - - 1 , V ,f f ' ' fi - fu I Q f X , f I , MLM! film gg Q f5.M.f,Q.dfgi,fff Mrs. Bertha Bentley PYVPIIFII, Flllllff' ,Ill'lll'lll'l'S. fllllll arlrixor Miss Helen B. De Jonge fllgvlzra, Trigunvnwtry, Sulill Cvonwtry, 1ll'Slllljl 8 vs gu- Mrs. Margaret C. Douse lfllj.!liNlI, Spanish, junior Horizon Illllll uml funinr Class rlrlrixnr Mr. Warren G. Faulkner lawful .l1llSil', lfunrl Mr. Marlin K. Friharf filJl'IlliS1l'j', ffruxx lfountry 1'ouf'li Mr. Adrian Gillesse A-lrillllrwlif' Miss Alta N. Gilletl lfinlugy, liU!'llll0lIN, junior lligll ffullrisvln., fnniur Svnulv urlrisur Miss Mary P. Hill Lulin, lfnglixll, lllllll Club, liilzlzf lllllll fuul Yuliorml llnnur Snz'i1'1y uzlrisur 'P Mrs. Lela Johnson Conf, lflI,LfllSlI Mr. J. Ronald Kingsbury Urrlwstru Mr. Frank Kuta Sc'iPru'P, Coarlz Mr. William T. Kutsche Sr'ivr1f'v, Wald and Wvg Club urlrisor, Tvnnis corwll Mr. Francis J. McCarthy English, Conf, Class Plays Miss Frances E. McCarty Coral, junior R011 Cross mlrisor I0 ,Q-3-N, 115 Mrs. Mildred P. Meyer Spvvrll, lh'lra!v, llvlmtc' Club, fflulf '53, unrl SOIJIIUIIIUTI' lfluxx wlrixol' Mrs. Mildred Nelson Typing, 5l10l'llHlllfl Mr. Carl Nestor Sl'll'lH'1', l'l1yxir'ul Ifrlzirwliun, ffnurh Miss Lucille Newland flrt Mr. Harvey E. Olsen f:lll'f'l'llIlll'lll, Suviulogy. l21'mmlnif's, lnlvrnulianul Hvlulinns Mr. Robert Porter lfinlngy, .flriIlln1vIir', lfuurll ll 5 ,an Miss Lucille Prange Lilzruriun 'x Mrs. Margaret Reeves Core, lfnglixli, Club '59 and Frvshnmn Class urlrisur Mr. Berton Robinson Cvunwtry, Algfflzru, Afiflllllffil' Q Mr. Lester Runk XF X Sfivrlrv, ,4rith1ne'tir', Health, E N'-,,.if lirirvr 'l'mining: f J , X X 1 Z2 ,V n Vfxfuvfffl' Q 55441. ' f Mr. Walter Scharmack Shop, Mw'fmr1if'r1l l,l'll1l'ill,2' Miss Corinne Schopbach l .5. Hlhffbfj, English, llIff'TllIl',H'Il urlrisnr N f Mr. Arthur R. Smith l'hysi1'ul I':l1llf'llli0lI, Yoon lt'vr'rvation Program Mr. Gordon E. Stewart IIUJIPIAII llixlnry, lfurz- Miss Valeria Stopinski Holm' l'Jl'1ll1IlIlIil'N, lllnrlf-l'f lflulr uml lflulr '57 4l41l'iS1lI' Miss Jane Ellen Straight l'lrysir'al Iivllllfllffllll, l'i-,-1111111-N1-4'l's lflulr and Svniur fl..f..l. url1'i.wr Mr. Thomas Stubbs ,-irilllnivliv, lll'lllfIl, Slfilllllll-lljl l'lHll'll fi 1 yr WH B 1 Miss Elba ViIa'BaIzac Spunixli 13 Miss Nancy Vogelsang .4m'ivn l Iintlo1'k urlrisor Mr. Reed Waterman t uml Uworld History, Curv, .Aillxlvtir llirvvtnr, Truck r'011z'h, I SEMA ' wif' Varxitv Club ndrisor Mrs. Marie S. Yonkman English General Teachers' Meeting 14 Hr. Ilmwll - lhlriulmr Nlullalgzn-I' Win SNRIVIIIUIII - I'l'iIl1lIllI' NQIHIIIN Un, xl1'SYXl'l'Il - Sl!llt'I'illlPIl1I4'lll-N S1'4'r1-lury Ura. lhnlgzl V 1:0llIlN1'l4ll N Nunlux WIN. fI4'Lll'IllIl'lIl - HIIHiIll'rh Nlullalg14'l s 5l'4'I'l'lllI'j Sw . , . . . . Nunn Xlrh. 1.454-r - ,luumr lllgzll Louum-lnrr 54'l'I'1'lill'W Huw XXuI1Iron - X-walnut l.lln'urmn HH' Huy xl' 3 5 s .ms 5 3 'Q' r fllhllllllllllh 4I2If4'l4'l'i2I XII Nlurlx, Ur. Nllrlwllf. XIV, In-fum. Ur. Igl'l'NQ'l'. Hr. l'l1lllrrl4'k Wm. XX ilfon Ur- lI4IlIP!I vnl fI'0Ill lll1'lIlI'l'I Nlr. Xllilllly. Nlr. IJl'liI'llill. Hrs. Stark 15 Pioneers We are the new, the surging, dreaming Pioneers, Now standing on the mountain trails of life. We'll take our dreams as torches light to brighten Uur way through years which bring both joy and strife. 16 .-4. ,, H, X la, ,Rf 1 1 8 . . 1' as , P55 ii 9,l3,, 1' LNB Y .VI Q ,Q , 2 Bef? in if It r 'B' ,gf iv if Q f 3,4 'Q if + i Y A Q ' A Q PHILIP LUTHER ALBERT Quiet and reserved in manner, Phil has shown interest in music and given loyal support to the Mixed Chorus for the past two years. DORA BRADFORD APTED To see her is to love her. Dee's perky pony-tail and winning smile combine with an unaffected intelligence and friendly help- fulness to prove that good things do come in small packages. DRAKE HILLIARD ATKINSON Drake is an outstanding member of the speech department. He has a flair for de- bate, for which his broad background, his wide interests, and his sound reasoning give him a fine foundation. JEAN MORRILL ATTWOOD An extremely capable, hard working, and open-minded l.C.C. President, ,lean has con- tributed tirelessly to her class and school. All who know her admire and like her, for the gods gave her everything. KATHERINE AUMENT Katie is our class individualist! Many an organization has profited from her ingenuity and original ideas. Our Junior-Senior Re- ception was well-managed under her able hand. DUSAN ELWYN BACKUS Known to many as Billy Birch, Sue has cheered us all with her smile and gaiety. She finds fun in any situation and is always willing to participate in class projects. JAMES NEWCOMB BARTON Especially known for his achievements and ability in tennis, Jim maintains good sports- manship on the basketball court as well as on the tennis court. He was the capable business manager of this yearbook. LAROLYN JEAN BEACH Arriving in our Junior year, Carolyn became an active member of our class. She has shared her friendliness and thoughtfulness with us in Club '56 and Clee Club. ' RAYMOND DALE BERGER If Dale is in his faithful Chevy, we never have any trouble finding him, for his well- known duals always speak of his presence. His great interest in cars is backed by much work and know-how in the field of auto mechanics. MARILYN IRENE BERCMANQ Marilyn has backed her interest in the Bible Club, the band, and Future Nurses by faith- ful service. Known for her mild disposition, she always has something nice to say about everyone. 18 IRVING JAMES BISSELL Although lim is quiet and shy around school, we have heard that it's a different story when l1e's away! Tennis and sailing are his favorite sports. NANCY ANN BLOINK Nancy's thoughtfulness makes her a pleasure to be with and a good friend to have. She can be proud of a job well done in both the music department and the Senior l'lay. MARY EILPIN BONE With a smile for everyone, the musically talented, capable Mary lfllen immediately became an outstanding member of our class. She also has been active in the Future Nurses' Club. ROBERT EMMUNS BON FIELD The student council has relied on Bob to carry through many of its projects, and he has proved himself worthy of its confidence. He can always be depended upon to do more than his share. IERRANCE KELLING BOYLE Although Terry has been with us only a short time, we readily notice that he is a good scholar. He has that enviable trail of being able to get his lessons quickly and easilv. S'l'EI'H EN ROBERT BREN NER Steve, a willing worker, can be found apply- ing himself to any worthwhile cause, such as the Senior l'lay. His inquiring mind, his ambition, and his business-like manner will take him to the top. GRETCHEN AN N BURGIE Ask Gret to do it, has long been the cry of the class of '56, Her varied talents and abilities enable her to undertake success- fully any kind of class or school project, from dance decorations to class plays. DAVID Cl,lF'l'0N BYERS Ill Although Dave's quiet manner has concealed many of his attributes, his diligent work in science and math show where his interest lies. Quiet persistence and willingnss to lend MARGARILT JEAN LARLSOIN a helping hand characterize him. N ANCY LAYER CAR LB ERC Everything Nance does, she does well. She wins the respect of all who know her, for she is honest, hard-working, and reliable, and she will earnestly stand by her beliefs and ideals. Without l'eg,s artistic ability and willingness to work, our dances and other class projects would have remained unfinished. She has also been a mainstay of the music depart- ment. 19 Q7 Q ..., wt c. '17 15.51 , -, 2 ' 1 K ' 'une IAROLE BULKELEY CARTIER Carole has a knack for saying the right thing at the right time. She is gifted with gracfousness and social poise, and her glow- ing smile always adds life to any class pro- ject. JOHN SWITHIN CHANDLER ,Iohn's past and present experiences speak for him. He was the leading man in our play last year, the treasurer of the Wald and Weg Club this year, as well as a free-styler on the swimming team. MARX ANN CLOCK Sugar and spice and everything nice 4' that's Mary Ann. Through her lady-like ways and charming personality, Cholly has twice won for herself a spot on our homecoming court. JAMES MORRIS DAVIES His sense of humor does not vary, and he is never bored with life. Since Jim always makes his own party wherever he goes, it is fun to be with him. KA I HERINE ANN DAVID Ixay is always neat and meticulous, as is everything she does. Willing to take on any task, large or small, with or without glory, she can be depended upon to do her best as either a follower or a leader. JULIE ELLIN DE HAAN Happy-go-lucky and seemingly without a care in the world, Julie walks the path of life with a smile on her face. Because of her patience, she is a favorite with the kinder- gartners whom she teaches through F.T.A. DAY ID LLOYD DU MOND Far-be-it from Dewey', to boast of his num- erous accomplishments or complain of his many responsibilities. His reticence and modesty conceal a droll sense of humor and a keen intellect BARBARA LHIL I OIN DUNN An expert in musical lines, Barbie finds great enjoyment in singing with the Mixed Chorus and playing the piano. She is never at a loss for words and can keep any con- versation lively RONALD FREDERICK DUNWELL Rons work as president of the Varsity Club has been of the utmost importance to East, for through it the club has become active, as well as honorary. His discretion and in- tegrity make him a leader both on and off the athletic field. SANDRA LOU ELIAS San can keep everyone in stitches without even trying. This distinction plus her con- stant desire to do something' make her a popular member of any crowd. ANDREA MARIE ELLIS Shiny dark hair and flashing brown eyes characterize Andy. Her carefree fashion brightens everything she enters and makes her irresistable. MARY ANNE ELLIS Mary Anne either finds fun or makes it in everything she does. She has done a fine job leading the Block-lf Club this year, for her high spirits and go-go-go seem to be contagious. ROSEMARY SUSAN EMMONS Still waters run deep. Behind her quiet manner lies a kind and understanding nature. ln a short time, Rosemary has made for her- self a place in school activities. .IAM ES RICHARD EMSHWILLER Une word describes l2'mnty ---riotl lIick's influence as president of the Mixed Chorus has doubtless increased the membership of that section of the music department. BRUCE RONALD FAIRBANKS W ith a natural instinct for fair-play, backed by considerable athletic ability, Bruce is out- standing as a leader in football, basketball, and track. MICHAEL JOSEPH FISHMAN Hard work and perseverance drive Fish,' toward the high goals he sets for himself. His fine achievements as Activity Committee Chairman are worthy of his great endeavor. ARLENE .IOY FOLKERTS liven though she spends a large part of the school year basking in the Florida sun, laughing Arlene remains an unforgotten member of our class. .ION R IGGS FOWLER 4s Student Council president, Ion has spent innumerable hours faithfully carrying out the duties of his office. Success is definitely in the crystal ball for him with his ability to organize and his willingness to work. M XRY IAROI INI1. PRP Y lwinkle, twinkle goes her eyeg pert and bright and seldom shy. Perfectly nick- named, Twinkie is riracious, industrious, and continually on the go. SANDRA ELIZABETH FYFE A congenial personality enables Fyfers to get along perfectly with all kinds of people. .4 sweet girl and a hard worker, she has proved herself a loyal friend. 2I 595. .ska N. ROBERT E. CANbSER Bob's two specialties are chemistry and mechanics, but he also participates in base- ball and Wald and Weg activities. He may seem quiet, but it is a wise head that maketh a still tongue. BRUCE EDWARD GI LMORE If you listened to him long enough, Bruce could convince you that black is white. His activity on the tennis courts and cross country have shown his proficiency in both. ESI HER DAUBE l1LAbER Exceptionally adept in all realms of art, music, writing, and speaking, throughout high school Esther has used her versatility unselfishly for the benefit of all. LEWIS PECK GREEN I never dare to be as funny as I am. The Green 0ne's endless .supply of wit is as popular as is his nick-name. His participa- tion in class undertakings is welcome as well as helpful, for he always leaves us laughing. THOMAS J. HANSEN Many of Tom's interests lie in the outdoors, which he knows well through the Wald and Weg Club and other personal experiences. He is inquiring in the classroom and quick on the baseball field. MARYLYN COYE HARRETT The clothes she wears reflect her genius for designing and her skill as a seamstress. The class of '56, as well as the band and music department, was glad to have Marylyn with her many talents rejoin our ranks. DONALD VFRNON HARRISON lion enjoys el erything he does-and he does almost eterything. Despite h.'s duties as Sec- retary-Treasurer of the Varsity Club and Veep of the Senior Class he ound time to be a riend to all. ANNE LEE HAUENSTE IN Anne's membership in both the Bible Club and Future Teachers is proof that, in spite of her quiet outward appearance, she lacks no school spirit. Helpfulness and kindness become her. JOANNE LORAH HEFFNER ,lo's combination of polite English manners and fun-loving American personality makes her a favorite everywhere. Her shy smile and peaches-and-cream complexion are enough to attract any male. SUSAN CLARA HENRY A constant friend is a rare thing and hard to find. Sue's cooperation on all class pro- jects from dance decorations to play com- mittees prove her to be a loyal class mem- ber. One can always depend on her support. 22 1 3 -A r.. A argl . , iii is 1. i I MARGARET BERNICE HERRICK Would that Margie had been on Mount Ida when l'aris crowned Venus 'the fairest'. Beauty accompanies not only her appear- ance, but also her manner, as do laughter and merriment. SARAH CAROLYN HILLSTROM Sally's imagination and creative ability hare often come in handy when original ideas for decorations are needed. A willingness to help plus ability make a good combination anywhere. NIARY LYNWE HOLCOMB Mary Lynne is a tidy little miss with a jovial smile and a good-natured disposition. As a clarinet player, she has remained a staunch supporter of the band throughout high school. JANET ANN HOLMES Her day-dreaming often causes us to uonder what goes on in that busy mind Howet er away from school she is far from quiet She loves not studies less, but recreation as IIIUFP. IOHN HAMPTON HOULT This little man has not only big ideas, but also the strength of his convictions to make them materialize. Genial and wise, he pre- sided orer the Wald and Weg Club this year. THOMAS MALONE JAKEWAY Tom is a real genius when it comes to in- tricate designing. l'roof of this is the seal which he drew for the cover of this year- book. High school days have found him backing the band as well as the class. ERNEST GEORGE KETTNER Ernie has a good head on his shoulders. Strong in both mental and physical capaci- ties, he has shown that he is not afraid of hard work, by facing it with a resolution that we all admire. RICHARD J. KING Although he did not join us until our Junior year, it was easy for Dick to get into the swing of things immediately. Basketball and track being his specialties, he was a raluable member of both teams. BRUQ ls Al FXANDER KIRKPATRICK Bruce gare creditable performances in both our junior and Senior plays. As swimming team manager and as advertising manager of the yearbook, he has shown great re- liability. ROBERT ALAN KOOPMAN Bob is the type of person with whom it is difficult to become acquaintedg but once you know him, you discover his true character and friendly personality. 23 JOAN KAY LYKE MARLENE LOUISE MEYER , ,G NORMAN K ORN KRAVITZ Norm never ceases to volunteer his services to a worthy cause, and he can usually be found wherever there's work to be done. He is nimble even when he isn't swim- ming, playing tennis, or running cross country. W ILLIAM JOHN LEE Highly regarded for his moderation and tolerance, Bill, calm and composed, can handle any situation that requires thought and reason. Undoubtedly these attributes had much to do with his success as swim- rn ing manager. JUDITH M ERLE LIBERMAN All sixty-one inches of ludy are packed with fun and friendliness, which she shares with everyone. When you need her, she is '6Miss Johnny-on-the-spot. JUNE EVON LICENCE june does a lot behind the scenes, and the class of ,56 is sincerely grateful for her ef- forts expended in our behalf. It was only through her indomitable will that the Senior c . l'lay was given. JEAN RAE LYKE .Always courteous, she readily co-operates with her fellow classmates and members of Future Nurses. A nice thing about jean is that there is another like her! ,loan's graciousness and affability haze con vinced us that two Lykes are better than one. Although she held a responsible office posi- tion, she still found time to maintain an active interest in school activities. WILLIAM SIBERT MARTENS JR. The men the uvorld never forgets are those who serve their fellow men. lf this is true, Si need never be forgotten, for he has spent endless hours working back-stage and help- ing in the library. TRUE ELIZABETH MC DONALD She is True not only in name, but also in nature. A music-lover, True has been in- valuable to the music department as an ac- companist. As president, she has led Club '56 over many difficult paths. IRENE RUTH MC PARLAN A pretty smile, a tall, slender figure, and a refreshing personality all add up to Renee. A touch of sophistication gave her a part in our Senior Play, and a touch of initiative made her an active member of F.'l'.A. Especially active in the musical realm o school life, Marlene has belonged to both the Glee Club and the Mixed Chorus. How- ever, membership in l'i-Aqua-Neers shows that her interests are not confined entirely to music. 2-14 JD ANN MDNGRR The sparkle and zest of ,Io's personality will remain long unequaled throughout the halls of East High. We recognized her all-around abilities by placing her at the head of our homecoming court. MAUREEN KAY IVIDNIQUE When the band is marching, Kay can be found in front of it as a drum majoretteg when it isn't, she can still be found among its ranks as oboeist. She is as luusical as she is nice. EI I FN JFAN MDSER lfllen truly has a heart of gold. Her patience and understanding are surpassed only by her sincere interest in the welfare of others. Her beauty is not just skin deep. SUSAN JANE MUIR How can one so small hare so much strength, energy, and ability? Suzie's love for activity is constant: her capacity for fun, unlimited: and her ability to be sporlsmanlike, endless. JDH N WAT'l'ERS DUST! NG DONALD 0'DELI. For Don, life is too short to waste. He keeps jumping from one thing to the next, never lingering in one place for rery long. Quiet determination is lack's rnottratutg force both in and out of the swimming pool. Through his lore for Western life and nroughing it, he will remain a true Pion- eern long after his departure from East. MARFARE I' MARY DSIER luely and energetic, Peg is a crowd favor- ite, for laughter emanates from her very presence. You never can tell when or where her prankish exuberance will burst SANDRA LEE DTTO With the poise of an actress and voice of an angel, Sandy will walk the road of success and sing her way into ereryone's heart. She has firmly supported the music department throughout high school. l HAHL I ORDDN DVIATT Charl proves the saying small but mighty as a freestyler for the swimming team. A diligent and persistent boy scout, he has attained the rank of assistant scout-master. RILHARD OWEN I'l','l'RlCK Although Dick is mechanically minded and derives enjoyment and satisfaction doing work along that line, his interests are not confined to it. His membership in Wald and Weg and the band tell us that. 25 JOHN CRAIG l'ET'l'ERSCH Blessed are the joyrnakersf' in whose midst ,lohn can always be found. A Wald and W eg member, he nerer lets any trouble cralnp his style. JOYCE META PRANGE Joyce dances her way through life with a grace enried by many of us. A singer as well as a dancer, she is a member of the flirls' Clee Club and the Chorus. CARLES FENTON RABER JR. lf you want something done, ask a busy man to do it. Cai's work as co-captain of the swimming team and manager of the bookstore hare not been enough to keep this ardent worker froln helping others in their tasks. CAROL ELLEN RALPH Those who know Carol and hare worked with her realize that behind her 1-eil of quietness lie the qualities of an able leader. ln the water ballets, she used her skill to good adrantage. NANCY ANNE RICKERT Her wee bit of tomboyishness in direet contrast with her pixie-like appearance makes a r'olnl1ination attracti1'e to all. Nancy is trulv an eager and co-operative worker. MARY RLIZABP. I H R11 'I ER lhe Band, Glee Llub, and Mixed Chorus hare profitably shared not only her musical talent but also her grand support. What- erer the project is Marv is alwavs in the lfad MARY LYNN ROH l,indie's got what it takes to get what she wants, and with her determined ways, she will triumph. l'erky as an elf and rule as a button, she can conquer anyone who is sus- eeptible to a pretty smile. S'I'Hl'HFIN CARY RYAN A likable guy with a special knack for wise- cracks that can make anyone roll with laughter - - that's Steve. He swilns and plays golf, tennis, and baseball with skill and ease. MARY KAY SANDY Sweet and lovely describe Mary Kay ex- actly, and these two attributes made her a rich addition to our homecoming court this year. Her performance in the Senior Play was executed with poise and perfection. .IUDITH IRENE SAVAGE Devoted to her class and school, Judy has giren her time enthusiastically to both. A cheerleader, actress, student director, she is a handy gal to have around when therels work to he done. FRILIJ MII HAPI SFARI Sense and nonsense come togf ther in Mwh, ll Co-Captain of our swimming team. The naturalness with whirl: he turns anything said into a joke is a vllararteristie that makes liim popular wherever he goes. VIRGINIA ALLEN SIVIITII Known for her pleasant disposition, Ginger is one who is always willing to assist She has bun actile in sehool aeluittes through membership in l .7'.4. and Mixed Chorus. SANDRA ANNE STAHI, Sandy's animated personality immediately distinguished her as a lively addition when she joined our class last year. We missed her spark of humor and unsuppressed laugh- ter during the last semester. BARBARA VVATSUN S'I'lCKE'I'I+II-I Almost every organization and sehool fune- tion ran boast of lfarlfs whole-hearted sup- port. As leader or behind-the-seenes worker, she is well-deserving of the praise and honors bestowed upon her. BARBARA SUE STEWART A mild temperament eombined with a love of fun and rnisehief makes Barbie a beloved member of any group. She wins new friends by good deeds and keeps the old by her readiness to lend a helping hand. SHARON STILES She always shares her creative ideas with others. Helpful and eager in all phases of school life, Sharon is especially adroit in matters involving arlistir' ability. .ffl i4,.'S ws., lt,-. . SUSAN BARRY s'rUAn'r Sue maintains an artive delight in outside activities as well as those around sehool. A sports enthusiast, she is a skier, swimmer, and partieipant in C.A.A. MICHAEL HOLLANIJ 'I'IIOIVI PSUN W ith his quirk wit and keen intelligenre, ,, . ,. . . . . . Aldie is forever surprising and delighting us with eritivisms. With his head full of good ideas, a promising future is undoubt- edly in store for him. DONNA LOU 'IIIGRLAAR Donna has proved that svholarship and ser- vice are rompatible, for she has given many hours of her time to this yearbook in ad- dition to her duties as president of Future Nurses and Senior G.A.A. SARAH JEAN TIMMER Sally's riotous performance in our Junior l'lay is still being favorably talked of aml remembered. Year in and year out she has been a eontributor to many of our sehool funetions. I2 T X ,- SALLY STEVENS TODD Sal is a live-wire, full of mischief and imp- ish fun. A cheer-leader, she is known through- out school for her peppy spirit and per- petual smile. Iler merry laughter will ring in our ears for years to come. .JAMES ROCK TONKEL His personality makes him an idol of the underclassmenq his brawn, a leader in ath- letics. Rocky's absence the last semester left a gap not only in our Senior Class but also in the school and community. STEPHEN PALFREY TRUOG Dark and handsome describe his appearance: noble and polished, his manner: alert and active, his mind. We were glad to have Steve rejoin the class for our last year at East. PHYLLIS ANN VADER Easy to know and easier to likef' Phyllis has a special faculty for getting along with people. She has shown interest and love for taking part in the activities of the music department. JOHN DAVID VANDER VEEN Take talent and ability. add a nonchalant attitude and smile, and you have lJob. Found on committees and athletic teams all year, Dave represents the spirit at East. DAVID GINRICH VER SLUIS Carefree. unconcerned, and alwavs looking on the brighter side of life, Jules is a well-known member of our class. His great agility as a water skiier will make it pos- sible for him to reach the top in that field. JAMES BARTON VOCT lim was an indispensable man behind scenes as both stage manager of our Senior Play and chairman of our Senior dance. His con- sideration and even temperament go well with that c-a-sual manner and appearance. WILLIAM RICHARD WARING With his unassuming manner and quiet sense of humor, Bill forever seems to be enjoying life to the utmost. His fleetness of foot has been an essential addition to bolh the track and cross country teams. LAURENCE EDWIN WHITE Larry has skillfully guided the class of '56 through its busiest and most difficult year. He is an admirable example of a leader, a scholar, and an athlete molded into one man. EDWIN LEE WIERSTRA Although Ed's voice may not be heard much in the halls or the classroom, it booms forth as a powerful bass when he sings. He has belonged to both the Mixed Chorus and the Wald and Weg Club. 28 ,.-... .. '51- ,'.e I . ' is 1 ' 1 . . , . 'ii i ' 'Z . . , it ... j :sin I' i i ' A ,...V . ,. A ir. KIi1II'X.l.'KNH MUN ll lwn vnu gin' llurdu ll juli In flu, you run rvsl 1lNSIlI'I'lI tlml il will lu' rluuv. llvr pax! 4'.xp4'ri4'l1r':' uml pruwlzt lmsiliun us N1'l'f1'1lIl',N for F.'l'..-1. prow' Ilml xlw is Il l':'.spurl.wilrl1' uml il1l1llSll'i4lllS u'urlf4'r. 'I'l1isy4-un , 51'lliul'l1l:lsslms lnw-ll ll l'l1lShIll- lllilllf l'irsls. Um' lllilglillllll' sulrsvripliml lll'lX1'.llll' main projm-4-I nl' ilu- sl-niur 31-ur. glwnssm-ll mum- nmnvy lllun vu-r ln-lun-. Ilu- Lluss ul .wh ls lln- llrsl lo grauluallm- nmrv llmn mn- llllll1ll'l'll Slll1l4'lllS uml is also llu- lIl'Sl lo spmmn' l'l':1lll4lI' Allllxt'-IPUX 'Iam-1-5 ull:-r lmnw luollmll :xml lmslwllmll QLIIIIUS. 110-Ulll'l'illlUll uml lllllll'I'Sl1llllllllQ1 aunong ilu- svn- mrs. llllll1'l'l'lilhSIll1'll. mul ilu' lawully lmu- rx-an-lu-:I un illl-lllllt' lllglll. lllillxlllgl lln- your an must llll'Ill4lI'- anlblv :mul Ulltllifkllill' mn- lor all ul us. l,ill'I'f XX lllll' l'r4-siclr-nl. Claus ul' '50 Senior Class Officers w www we sg-nav X Ffh 'Hn H paw- I Anaugxv. hl'l'l'PlllI'QI J. K. llnngrvr. ll'l'ZlSlII'1'l'Q ll. llarrisun, vi1'e--pn-sirln-mg l,. Xlllilv. IH'l'lillll'lll1 llr. hulvrsmu. aulxisur. 119 JU IOR PLAY MMEN ARE LIKE STREETCARSH .. U .,,., lou rlmrrlv Ihu. Cast: fill mvn are likv slrvvtcurs . . . I just mention it Mrs. Mason Mr. Mason Mauclie ......... Sylvia ........ Joy ...... Alix ........ Julie ..,...,A,.. Lysbeth .A.AAA.. Mrs. White Mrs. Day .... Mrs. Allen Davy .,,,.,,.,,,,. . lrlll ...... .lorry .,.,., Teil ...A.,........., A Margaret f:l't'lCll0ll Burgio Bruce Kirkpatrick urly Savage Marilyn Bergmuns ......,r,ludy Liberman .,,......LyIlIl Karlzen .........Samlru Fyfe .r.,.....Katie Aliment .......,,.,,,..l'eg Carlson r.......True Mcl-Jonaltl ....Barburu Steketec ,.,,.....,,l0llIl Clunuller ,Dave Vunclerveen Fowler ,.,...Mike Thompson Sully Tinuuer Director -- Mr. Francis McCarthy 30 Ginny Merrill .,.... Amelia ,....,. ,,.,...... ,,..,, Clarisse ,A..,..,,. Mary Nell .,.........,,,,,,...... Miss Sllilclilffllllfll Janitors ..... ,.....,....,.,.. Telephone ,,,.2,,7.,. Susan .......,..,,,...........,.. Woody ........,..,,....... Agatha Reed ....... Ellen Griswold ..,...,. Prof. Bi nlesh aw Larol .,... , ....,,.,...,..AAA,.....,,, ,l o .,,,,,,.....,.,,,.., Cast: ,....... ..Mary Kay Sanfly ,,,,..,.......,,....,Carol Ralph .......,...lienee Mcl'arlan Nancy Carllmerg .........,Estl1er Glaser Wllon llnnwell 'Peck Green i......,.Steve Brenner .. ,,..,, Samlra Fy lc ,,...,.,,,Gretclicn Burgie Barbara Slekelee ..,... Nancy Bloinlx ...Joanne Heffncr Mary Ellen Bone ,Mary Anne Ellis llr. Pitta ,,,...........,,....... ..........,. I Dave DuM0n1l James Merrill ....,.,.,. ...,...,......, ......... ,I 0 unfliwiler Prof. llingley ....... ......... orman Kravitz Matt Cole ......,...,.........,. .......,.,.,r.,. M ike Fishman Clllllllt? Griswold .,,.,,......,.,..........,..,,... Bruce Kirkpatrick Director f Mr. Francis Mcliartlly SENIOR PLAY GOODBYE, MY FANCYM Some irlmien are like fllllln lIon't you need some help? 31 Welcome home, Agatha Reed. ' MOCK :H . Rocky Tonka num umm Sue Muir K ' , K I 4 O 1 ' U . ,. '9 't ' 7 P5 ': V , -' ,,., ,.:,:., I Miss cmevous Ni 5 , ': , zz: 2 ' Mary Ann Efiis . A 7 I I xxx Y A R A F W' 3 if js .. my fi if 7- W A MUSKIAN , ' K ' - - Q True Mdlonuid A , 1 clown Peck Green Q is ' 'IE' L An xp ., XR W X as ' ,. ,. - It -1, ,mfs BEST All-AROUND .lean Attwood, Mike Fishman i w ig Q 53 ,, A M I is: QF :: A , xii .vt ':' .... . 1 Z Q 9 . Q 5, Fx 6 0 ' 0 pp' V i Acrasss Judy Savage ..p- ' Arms! Sandy Fvfv Barbara Steketee FIIRT lounne Hefiner C igna L1-F IIKIDMPAIII IIC Ernie Kenner N ELECTICDN .E RUBBER cl Searl l YG? .assay ffl L 4 am Laomnc Margie Herrick, Steve gr ' if APPlE Pousnm fr 3 W Cai Reber QQ - A WOMAN HATER John Hoult Trung V Q X i . ,Q MOST TALENTED Esther Glaser DONE MOST FOR EAST lon Fowler l lr FRIENDUEST Mary Ellen Bone, Don Harrison 'H-ng Clvurl Oviutl QUIETEST VIDUAUST Katie Aulilent Q-' .lUNIt DR CLASS OFFICERS l'. Rivllvl L. Young lvivv-pr0si1lc'ntW, li. XX ard lpn-siilvilti, ll. Nlulvillill llrvusiln-l'l, 1s01'i'9tary l. Abseni Irom piclure: Jack Carroll Dennis Erwood Dick Jeffery Sue Mehney Junior Class Tln' .lunior Class, umlvr ilu- guiilanvv ul Nlrs. lluusv, solql mints as a money- mziking prujvvt. A Vulvntiin- clam-v. tliv vlass produvtion of You Can't Kiss llarolim-, anal ilu' ,lunior-Senior Rc-- vvption roilmli-il out llu' y0ur's activities. Barb Abbenante . -:V as iw ,. L Q Q : , ::,.::t ' , - .. Q . I 1 fi 5 . R '35 c A Q' Chuck Andrews Philip Anible Glen Avis Blake Beaudrios Cibbi Becker Norman Bellis Nick Bosch Jerry Bouchard Alice Bridgman Lee Buz-ge Lee Burgetl Bev Burleson , t l .:,,. :L :Q :Eg .. ' : A Qi.. Q, is . ' Q ,, f 4-vl 1 , . .f - Q t' 1 -ii, s - x J I Donna Caswell Pete Claus Ron Cliff Roberta Coho Boyd Conrad Garnet' Damooso 36 Larry Alluben Anne Alsover 1 V. a Q .Q . ,K 'ip XX. . Jim Beukema John Bone Jim Carson Lanny Casfon .ef l 3 ' . ,gms A x 1- .. Q ' Sue Deem Marcia DeVries Yvonne Dodgson 5'- 1' Lynn Fairchild Bob Hardman Carol Draager .loan Fanioy Mary Harris Bob Hart z- 9' M 'N N A . ' 4 env . - , fx PM A 11 4 - Q Nancy Jillson Bill Jones Lynn Keister John Leidlein Alice Littlefield John Logie Dick Dunwell GP Diane Frisbie Ann Durno Sandy Dykstra Jean Elder Sandie Engel Michael Erwood '95 M . 5' ar- x 5 X' 1 ..,,,. . ' f - .1 . K 33 'sir J, Don Gszon Joanne Gilbert Eleanor Howlett Phil Idsma A W gs y ..b:AQ y Iviz, Bob Good Tom Gravengood Tam Halstead Emmy Irons Judy Jarecki Chuck Jennings F , -1 Ag' c N gif' , . 1-G ' G Judy Keizer Jae Kirchgassnar Mari Ann Klinke is ww' E K X . . .QQWS-wp r Pat Krumm Steve LaChanca Lora long Linda Loveland Bruce Maclean Gail Mapes Gail Maranda . S t . A fa 959 - . 1 , l V K Z f xg, ' Q ' ' N , ' :.. 'A-' -V if H ff' . gf' ,, .. Q? T. ' V VN V t y K I 5 t + . 4 I I , ,X C . at X JI by x' ,. I' ,sq . .. Bob McAllister Jim McCormick Tim Meanley Dave Mehney Beth Mero Monty Meyers Dave Michaels Janet Miller Tam Miller lee Mulnix larry Mulvihill Mary Kay Page Penny Ponder Jim Phillips Sue Plasman Nancy Plumb w . , pls. ' ' A A . M 2 , ly . sp E ff ' i , .. ,wi 'sf' Q ' V 1 7 I E: J. . as er- , ff.. y Q- va- t Q X ' 5' , , J 5 .sy 'Q . 4 N , -, z ' ' 1 f K ' A ., . 'i . - Sue Poole Pamela Quint Bev Ralston Mary Remien Roxann Rhinersan Perry-0 Richel Judy Robertson .lack Ramanca IST chuck Road Dennis Ruffin Ed Sawyer Linda Schaeffer Bill Shade Sandra Sharrow Sue Shook Bonny Sinclair ' z 1 -:, ' ' . be f , R. - ' Y ' ' 5 Q - . s 4 . at V .ff--M ' -1-- ' 1 . .,,., . Q Phil Smith Tom-Smith Tom Spooner Larry Steen Carl St llin Lynn Stodd r Sandy S iover Susie Stubbs Dave Symanski Mary Ann Terryberry Murcia Tonkel Gretchen Van Dis Anne Verhey Don Vidro Evelyn Vallmer Bob Ward ' Q X L Q. ,Z I. ss: ,- 'S' sf 'sf Q95 S wa- , 1 X4-a , A - . - 1 ., Q lm: gf- ' ri fha? pyj .. iw' nw 8 S -. l 1 ' XM S '-'- : , ., f N , S , Helene Warn Mary Wennerstrom Jean Whyte Fred Willwerth George Wixom Marcy Ann Wolters Mary Kay Worsfold Libby Young Sonic girls stufly anywhere 1 Q1 R l s z . X Junior Court at Nlixor 38 3 Sophomore Class St'l4'l'lllllZ vluss rings was prulrulnly lln- Sopllmnurq-'s lviggi-st prnju-4'l Xu SUS paul pull' zlml spring llulwv. Tin- liuslvr l'm-alll-. ua-rv ntlwr major url- ivilivs of llll' rluss, Sll0llS0l'l'tl lny Nlrrl. n- jf ft Larry Biehn Luther Carpenter Q4 NI4-yor. Absent Irom picture: Dan Daniel Kathy Runchey Terry Vollmer Sara Bellalre Kathy Bennett Linda Burge .loan Burleson Y . e - I I . W. ,E A N 'XRS Dan Conway Terry Dexter Dan Donahue 'K 5lll'llUNl0lil'I WIIASS Ul l llIl'1llS I.. llilSlllllSSl'll lNll't'-lll'4'hl1ll'llll, Nl. ll:-anion lm-rn-lul'y I. J. N-lunsluin lll'e-amm-l'l ll. llurruy lpn-sul:-ntl. Don Alexander ,asks- B aw S f ,. wwf Vi B Bonnie Blackport Pat Carrew S 6 'iw .,... 5' Rollin Douma QW Sue Attwood Halle Baer Bruce Baron Shelley Beaudrlas YU 5: 'ffl R' A -va ' is W., 'W . V'-K'-'AM 1' E ' gf . ,. ' off . . John Brewer Phyllis Brown Brookie Bryant Bill Buchanan I Kay Cassidy Brian Chambers Jane Chandler David Collins 53 X . . Q V f l -ff 4 Y q , X 4 is-wr' . I x .5 l , 1 .I hr' X 13 ' Carla Duernler Dorothy Dunn Jim Edgar Dick Elias Frances Fiebig ., nn Bill rant Clayton Hexton E f Ted Kildegaard Roger Finch H . 5 M Q fr' if sf X , Q 5 Bob Griffin Chuck Holcomb .Q i ii, XT x 'S Nancy Kingwell x tk Carol Fisher 'Mn fi C tw. S .C y Bill Hart Spencer Holmes mmf ff Nr' is . .:., 'Sw as Rosemary John Frey .,,' A .:.,. .I x. N Mary Heaton Cynthia Hoult K 1 Qt alfa Krucke Marcia Lamorenux Bruce Lantinga Barry lilly Nancy Lucas Margot Luce Lynne Ludlow . '1 - st, Qs . :. . : ' fx: ' is , . . - .,, wa- ' 1 J 15' ' - . V Y 35 A J Q: icy R of B as B B X4 gat if F . N, ' Skip Martens Jeff Mast Mona .lane Masten Janet Mayer Ned Mclaughlin Mary Ellen McShane Jon Merchant Bob Monger ..... f K X in '::. Q 1 it 8 9- . . - A-' A - , ' A 'rf Q me J K :fri -1 ' in . 'lem Parrish Mariorie Pearson Jim terson Jim Post Ellen Fyfe .loelle Gillard Sue Gillick Judy Graham s Q 1 .,.., . k K 46 , .Hg , , y .V A , t Raw M Z' I W2 N. gn -' 'L , A QQ. 1' ai ' if L 15- iq - ' in ,- V nf A ' gr' L Bob Hefferan Howard Heintzelman Bill Henriksen Bill Herrick Craig Howlett Carla Hudson Mickey Jennings Jim Jordan Q .,, H' .W 1 6? , A . In ' ' L .f - ie - . 1 , ---Q, M z K W , , Q E X 5 J i E' J .lf 5 P' N QQ.: R f xx 5 3' .rgj x X Steve Larned Phil Leech Suzanne Liborman Don Maclntyre Rosalie Mackay Scott Maentz Sharon Marsden I .NSI X-I. , N A ..,. x,. I., 5 np, 1? .T 'F , -Q ' yr 'Q , V2 - - , I Q, ,, S. 3 :1 -nf V X -Q Z t ze- V. Sf? -, . 1.5.-5 : Julie Mayer Arlene McCarthy J. C. McDonald Sue McKinley Mary Montgelas Thomas Muir Bob Murray Larry Osterink , sv we . f f F ' i 85 ' A A ,I - . L - A ww : . 2 Lee Pratt Linda Rasmussen Anne Richardson Tom Riokse Suellen Roetman Qu X Y . Wade Says Karon Steffen sen F' .Mil .lim Thompson ,, iv 1,17 Carolyn Wells 2 1 Aubrey Rogers up--ff Yer mv' l 'x 'v- Jim Seysfer Mary Steketee Rosemary Road ,MF -iw 1 aw. Nancy Slmrrow Peter Steketee Bruce Schuck 'Sl 'W . W . Q .,,. ,EM 5. w Emily Sheppard George Stevens Richard Schumacher 'QW K, fy' KM-1 'Ki -X Y Dee Simpson Mary Supernau Jim Sebastian qt. 35. Nr up We QQ lee Simpson Chips Tappen s. David Seaber Q Carolyn Seime . -S QVC X' :ff Vg Steve Smith Ruth Teggeloor Sandy Soneteld Valerie Theda 've be 6. 1: , A 4 as 'A Q ' ap- 1 i W v ' ts' . Qu' ' 1' If B , xv .A W z ,ff in W., 9 -H ar f fr, get fm- ? 1 if Z Ky , lk V exif- se , . ' , , V. ' 4 x 'V Judy Timmars lorry 'lurk Carole Turner Chunk Walter Mike Wawee Sarah Webber Jerry Weiner if V , - K' Q , . '- , P K1 ' ' ii .4 .0-Q, ig.. U E, W -uhh 8 .. 4. k 6 1 ' 5 s fi V ' it , ,l ii i , 4 Lael Wepman Dan Wetherby Steve Wheeler Susie White Anne Witthohn Barry Wood .lark Wood V ... ,Q K , , 1 ,J affyff, . 1 , . ' 5. F3 .Amggf ff N, W 5 1 X . :ting ,.... y 5 lg1'Sk ll'1'll l 'f-l ' I re-:ally uns hlllllylllgl I I FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Svulvd: Nl. llavis ltrvasurvri, ll. Mollluf-k lprvsidvnli. Standing: J. Wvmlvll isa-1'l1'taryi, J. Rm-d tvivv-pra-siilvliti. Susan Alfenito Bonnie Baar Dave Baines Maryellen Baird . J 1 . y X ., F i n ,,,, S 'ULI W X B F Q ., 5' P my ' -Q - A ,A A ,-, as f K .1 I V K , -. Q my . .X i N Avhln 'E m,... , V Q' in 3, T , S. in ...., 19 ,, , T ' B B 5252 B at af - 2 K if, Qnbbb . , Tom Beniamin Ben Berg Sue Berger Mary Berles Bill Brunstrom Leonard Bridge Joan Brink Tory Buchen f Sl' 3 t - I no , , A t Q .-,, V S M R .. . q ' N1,, i '1:-es ty f y B , Q- ' .,, y I , A ' Saarr ivfifx ' S Carol Cassidy Mike Caswell Susan Clark Royce Clay an-H 4, ., Fresh C man lass Yiiitll Wlrs. Rvvvos as sponsor, llll' l'1l'l'Slllllklll Cl ass rmnplvtvd at lliglily sure-1-ssiul yi-ur. ln addition to u danvc given in ilu- lattcr part of April, the vlass sold first-uid kits. Absent from picture Sandra Abbenante Dorothy Albers Poage Baxter Doug Cathcart Tom Dvorak Bev Ferguson Dennis Jackson Steve Mulder Polly Sweet i ,is Dano Baldwin Betsy Barclay Betsy Barkwell John Booman K 5 . N 5 K iw' - w W ' ' w .. .: 5 : N: me I. . .- ,. Qs W - li : N A 1 . I A at Mimi Berman Ronald Berman Ty Caldwell V Mary Bytwerk Bob Collins Susan Cooper Joyce Blackmore Ron Boorsma Anno Calvird Lynne Cartier 1 ' 1 ..... Q S 953 ii-I . to ' fig A Brao s Coi-Iii Chi rles Cutter Judy Datema Marty Davis Larr y Delamarter Louis Delamartor Karen DeVries Linda Dewey Sue Dodge Rlchard Douglas ..,.. . ' A M '- V . 'L l ' . . W H ' , 5 1 A , vii' , fi , is . ' . is, , K5 5 A 5 . 1 ., r V , 5 'P' f 1 5 5 N. 5: E. li X is WN ' i 'H' S if , A f 1 ,,, f W -ag we -- Q sa' ,- iv J Q, 'se , ,,, , W a Q VM 4 ' A Irene Drueke Mary Alice Dwyer Jerry Eberts Jim Edwards Carolee Falarski Gail Faude Pa! Flynn Linda Foley Melissa Frantz Betsey Freeman Barbara Friend Roger Friend Bill fry Wally Fry Bill Gansser Joan Glllard - . 5 nr- ' ' 95 , ' ' .4 ' 4 4 ' F' an X +. J X ,I N - A , li ' EF' 5 ' . J - fm . - A ,I ff . 9' Y - 1 'I 't Sis- - 1 E bw A J .Si . , - i ':: N at . ' 9 THF? K Barry Good Kim Gravelle Denny Gray Margot Green J. Scott Grill Sharon Grimes Jeff Grube Steve Hanink Jay Heffner Judy Henry Mary Herscher John Heyt Lorraine Hoffman Leslie Hollingsworth Linda Holmes Tim Holt ., G A if . , . ,Nr if f W- R ff 51 M 4, 3 rw 'I of . .. A JL 4 A I ,pe I ' -' ' ., Lau- 4 W' , in . . 3' ' 3 ,jg K , H X Qi N ,- A 'ff fx, if rf' F L m 5 Q wx wx, A .3 .f 4 en .2 D 1 ffs' Holly Hoult Gary Howitt Jim Hummel Larry ldema Richard .lackoboice Viztor Jillson Jerry Johnson David Kalmbarh Kathy Keller Peggy Kelm Phyllis Kravitz Bob Kress Charles Krumm Sandra Lamb Sharon Lee Judy Leidloln ' - .m,,,,.7 ' S we V N' gk in Y. Z y ., A A ' M- - , XY ' 1 X -5 f lg? J wa' I ., , A ll g. J :L ' YK W '- A J fu- lk k A I .W 3 Y F iw. , , 15- . ' I if 5 Y' W Q ' f A Q I I J K ,, I if Nv. . ., is in i V Barbara Lillie John Lillie Ted List Dave Loomis Stewart Maclntyre Sue Macwhlrler Gillie Martin IIS Sue McBride Ed Maanloy John Melton 5, fn- : 1 w,,. Y QC' r . X y X Q K ape...- Ponny Nichols Sally Nind Rita Polrick Linda Phelps ff., Q I 1' 15? S -. l X Dave Rsusser Ronnie Rhinerson Barb Schuiling .lim Smith ' f - S94 ,.,, 'wi if J 'J f kk V. 'f'- , Jim Thomson Tony Todd Sue Weiss .- U f ! 0 rigs ka ' S 1 7' Calvin Willard .lim Wendell W' QT ip' I it ,L S 4? , Val Win Dona Merillof Wally Nilz John Porter li Ns Nancy Robling Judy Sorenson , I - Katy Meyer in 4623, 'Wu if A. XX Tom Ogden Larry Rahilly 'W .Q ,. f 'g Si Q Q ' --,, 5, g -ggi Tom Roh Fred Sparks 5'6- Dan Nlolhoek Dave Molhoek dw .ff 'G+ S X sq ,go- -anfl WH' A - Q N' Karen Olsen Ann Oltman Mary Ralph Charlene Ray 'Ign- F F 'a,, ig Ardace Rolph .loan Romence Harold Sleketee Ross Stephens Bruce Moore Robin Muir we pl fr- .,,. , M . K W 1 ... X 1 I 5 3 .- -E Fw fe, i - A Karen 0'MalIey Jim Panllind Jim Reed Ruth Reinhard K' 'gy .X X . . ' , S .. 7 13 ..,. x J A ..., X 1 1- ,- A 5 .... A I' Larry Savage Sandy Schrieber Sue Stiles Judy Swan Q' ,...: . S figs '. .Q K A ffl? 5 if' ji if X A J l Ginny Wanner Chip Weil Q- Q ' MP f 1: ' S' if W , J .. or S 'A N -' z -EQ! S ' 3 V' 5 ..... K . . ,..:.. . ,tk 1- is . ' Sandra Tyler Ron VanDenBosch Karen VanOverloop Leslie Verdier Bette Wepman Sue Whitney K 'Q , 5 ,.,,,. I f Dggn wi,,,-mm Doug wood l.1-sl wi- forge-t . . . Zlllllllll0f1l'ilIllll1'S vii 'WW A J l.IIIll'illillll' in 4iZ.li'l'll'l'ill Ill1IlISlI'i0lIS R1-il lfross Workvrs Junior Hi gh I,il'1- in Jllllilll' High is an ne-is ami vxviling vhamge' lo liollow il sh-finilv Sl'il1'lillil' of om- or Iwo homowork from than in 4'il'Illl'llllll'y school. 'Yiwu' is that cor- ussigmm-nts vvvry night. lalin svnso of zwllic-H-lllolil which vomf-s with thc' ww' Q -I A 'll I. I A. . . Sll1'l'l'SSi'lII vomplolion of I'I0lll1'lliAlI'y school ami thc' I. ul llllwfm E llflilgv rm? if vplliilllfluh my -'UIHVT vllullvllge- of progra-ssing lo tho high school worhl. will N' lun. du. imlmimuh 'NJUTHHMP to N In svhool work, loo, thi-ro is an vhamgv in high svhool nilihp Smmi of whwl mi mlsi' ami Hmm' mihflr Hnirmnm-mu 4hIll1'uii al Inna-s. As Junior Hugh l.ounsvlo'r, Miss Gill:-It is iliM'llyS rvzuly lo gnu' zulvive- :incl usslslailwv. SIIHIUIIIS him- an vhoiu- ol' some- sllhim-vis ans wvil The- mvmiwrs of junior High Slilllll rm-auly Io falvv als thc- uchlilion of now amcl mon' volllplivut:-sl om-s. thu-ir ne-w vxlwric-m'vs ami 1-ugvrly zwrvpl thc- Cilali- 'I'Iw5 also 4-xpi-l'im11'v lho nmol situation of haning h-ngv of high school. Nliss llillq-tl assists junior high sllltivllls with fulurv plans 45 Eighth Grade xxvilill il 4'1'l4-llruliunl Dove Barrett Jo Ann Bird Terry Cliff -0: ff ii1'l'lIlllliilS must ln- fuslliomllrlc' Claire Aitken Mike Anderson Carol Arens ii' zz ' R 3' mi A , I N, .gp Cheryl Barrows Judy Beerbohm Marilyn Belkin Chuck Bennett Judy Beukema .y ,nj i V L f A V Q J if 5' S- A , . A -. ,N L ' ' .Inf up I , ' ' Y fbi Jan Bowen Ted Burba Shirley Bugess Ben Burns Chris Caldwell Cathy Cole Hi Collins Carol Coombs Bob Corl Charles Deane Todd Dexter Kent Dlckinson Betsy Dunn Russell Dykstra Lorena Dykwel 16 , a-2 '. Q R sr 4 4. John Erskine Absent from plcture: Marlene Anderson Lloyd Bovee Betty Dvorak Bigitte Hansel Tom McAllister Linda Norman Myrtle Wendt Chuck Armstrong Walter Ashley 5 .. .. of U A :Q t Mary Beukema Dick Biehn W e , is in L -'-s ' ,: 'if f iin , sk n, ill 'I Terry Clark Joy Dennen Fred Essner Cynthia Claus Julie Deutsch Jim Forrest Bill Fowler Dave Frey Bill George if 'P' A P-r ' 355 'f' f R. 2 .. i ..-1 ' f V Flora Grass Fred Gray Amy Grey Darcy Harwood Carol Halhaway Marilyn Heaney 4' fbv up , 5 3 , Ln., I Y- uv- K it Bill Irwin Betsey Keisler Y 1, E g Bill Larned Ruth McKay ' sr n fl ,- 1 .a 1' 6' .loan Mlfchell Mary Sue Jack Cal Kelley xi XXI! X, 'S Anne Lawford Ann McMullen Judy Jarmer Dick Klaiber -few. WH qi, 3 1 1. 'S Pam Lindberg Jerry Meonley Q if A -Q.. Julie Mulnlx Pat Needham Sue Gilbert .4 A Mike Griffin Suzanne Hefferan W Jim Jeffery Chris Klie uw- -' VA 3' W. ar . .R V ,, Sarah Lilscher Ann Merchant K x ,R i, . I B is Anne Newsom 4 A Natalie Gingell Kathy Gorman Sue Graham HS B X 34 ,,, Q V s ' 5. - ' ' ., , .,.r - 3 5 ii i X11 5 x mv ,. I. :Q ,V exe J , G., E Sue Griffith Jerry Hansen Bill Hardy Mary Henrikson Calvin Hexlon Karen Hillslrom . A eg. x-r A, , H ii it ., ' . W 42 ge ,fn V .. 7 . ' -0 .sro XB N. 1 i :af ii B David Jillson Kristie Knoblauch Qi? A Shane logic Bill Metcalf vw Sf' 1 P M ,ggi .A x--fi G I Park Johnston Judy Laifscll , Vi A s , ,J K Roger long Dan Miller aff 5 wi iii' . 1 If George Oakley Beverly Orwanf Dan Jones Mary Lailsch if N. B 15? rw Morrydale McAfee Miko Miller -aw Sue Granf Bob Harris Bruce Irons B A in , Marilyn Jordan Phyllis Lanlinga 9 ig . Gary McCarthy Sally Mlller vu 1' -we ff- 'iv B' ? Janet Ovlan Wayne Parlborg Sharon Payne Judy Plett Joe Rasmussen Barbara Rowden Carole Runk June Ryan A A i 'L ..,g 1 H -t - I 5 - K 1 J u i'-3+ 1'-J Carole Schneider Bill Schuiling Virginia Schuitoma Dick Scoby Croig Scofield Sharon Seidel Anne Shields Sandy Simon Pat Smith Sally Smith Sharon Smith Diane Spoelstra J 1, Q. 6' 'U 5 is., : , ' S K - f T ., w X. - J ' x 7 'S ,X I: ' g,..4Q2 '1' ' .. -z 1 -' 1- gays. f- ef x J -3 , ., Q rw, sg. S Y .. .,.. I A if I S Jim Sykes Lillian Taggart Bob Tigelaar Tracy Tinsman Tony Truog Susan Turner Judy Van Sweden Mary Van Zwalonburg Sandy Vetvick Buddy Vierson Fred Vogt .lon Walgren S X-5' A' X iv 5 ' fi 1 , ,at ' A as 1 , Eli?-Zim, S- L im ,T 'J Q sz: Q.. . 'F 1 5 fi . X, E ., 1, , Christie Webber Elizabeth Whinery Lynn Witthohn Carole Wolcott Patsy Yurad John Young k . - .J - Q M 'K dm- W ,ff New horizons open through hooks John Sonok Chuck Sharrow Dennis Spooner -M in . SW' K 1 Wi ..:, M 3 Ag Jeff Va-mdenBosch Buck Walter Q 9 J' ar- J' Avis Zieoenhoin Christie Schmit t as X av Alice Shaw Linda Storm ' , :,, -:Qt - X -:. .:. 9 fx I4 .... Don Van Dis Elaine Wapner ,, 'W Charles Zwald Tlu- l'.T.A. sponsorvml Hook Fair is an annual 4-vc-nl during National llook we-vk. SPVPIIIII graders love: parties nrbara Albers 9 sl l A Iamos Bans husk Bowors rn Courfrlght Absanl from plchlro: Barbara Block Seventh Grade Martha Marlo Agnollo Suxanno Agnow Byron Bovoo gf Ellon Gollhardl Mlko Grant .loo Grlswold W- ' Ron Hayos , it f , X 3' 1. K 4 ,rw fe K I , . Dorothy Allen Marie Alsovor George Andrews Tomolyn Baker Judy Baldwin Karon Balkoma Sholla Barth ' .,,f wk j ni' we hi , ' . ' ' - A E W 4 5' 5 -:V sk JW ' X, 6 I ' 1 A : it 6 ' , , 2 A' xy' : Vx we-fl. Carol Bechsieln Dick Backer Elaine Bollls Anno Bonlamln Blakosloa Boniamln John Bortseh Staranno Boorsma Barbara Brown Ca:-ol Bryant Judy Bryant Jim Burton Gordon Caldwoll Linda Carson Tom Clay , Q- 9, ' 1? E , Qu-f .fr , E ! ':i if . ' i J ,W I x of 'F g B We 5 Q ' o ? - P Z, Q we I I e 4 r I .1 I - A 'P 1 , 4 J . i lux Bill Crawford Joan Curtis Diane Donman Lucinda Dowoy Sony DoYoung Prudy Dleklnson Jlm Dodgo 49 Janet Dunakin Martha Gallmeyer Roger Helmer X ll' l l I .sf 4 inf' sv Joan Humphrey Fred Kingwell Jim Dunn C 4 lit' f b 'L John Goebel Joanne Herscher K+-Lo gb? xgf-P x 155, f K Steve ldema Alison Kinkema Jim Dunwell V' WE-sv' 1 A Britt Gordon Charlene Hiemstra Terry Emmons yy Andy Haiduck Dirk Hoffius 5 .eg 1 Cheri Jarecki Kathy Kress d1.bff ,3 C if ge , we , E LA. .Z ...A. ,143 . I: :,. 3 . 1-1 'Q , i f .5 . XX 1 Q. A i' A 1, Q Susan Love Nancy Maleeki Rickey Maranda Bruce Meyer Charles Monique Anne Montgelas f F y 5 ... ,if K Ei . ll by . aj -A xx '-':,. ,,.: i ,A is Douglas Peterson Tom Petiet John Porcelli .., 1 x E Susan Jennings Joel Krissoff . QW? ,M iffie Meredith McAfee Marilynne Moore , - 6 in John Potter 50 Jim Folger Mary Hauenstein John Holzomb Q ws an . 'Y may , Ax B. 5 ..,, . , ! ann 'Q sv 5 .4 Nancy Folkerts . ,pw 'E , ,-. Phil Haven Rusty Hook John Foote sw' vw X. is . A ,Ns gy , 3 'S we :AI ' , Ron Hayes Judy Howald .- -.YF v- - M ..... I Viv: W. . ye ': ibn . Lois Johnson Victor Kenyon Wayne Kildegaard Bill Krumm Peggy Landman Charles Lane Q. Es- 4 , ' A . ,:-- L W :. - ,gi ' ..,. : .-::: 5 : T33 L . lg Bill McClave Don Nind , E if ag! X x x? , Tw Roslyn Freeman ,mr IU 3 Nancy Heaton Donna Hudson .li Ig ig '1 421 Tom King Carolyn Lillie ii' N fe . ,F - FP? in W 1 sw 1 tix .. . x - Michael McKee Bill Medemo Linda Merillat Robert Oltman Bruce Osterink Tom Pantlind , y 13' Q. :Q ' . S.. U' W - -:Z J ki Y s ,V , i ,. , fiiffi J yt- so - V. sw , A A Q .gef- Barbara Rice Mary Richardson Jon Rickard 1. , William Robb Philip Roherh Jim Robinson F f 4 osalis Schriebc.-r Lnndra Sievens I . H, in Q9 gb A Chrisfel Siebsri Corinne Stiles Michael Rooxe Jo r .Fi Mary Sidoll Larry Slrong Mary Ann Ruoff E 51 E Jack Smith Sarah Sluari Ronnia Rupp YN nf Jim Smilh Reber? Taylor John Ryan We ww- NP' John Smuk Jack Teggelaar Jane? Samuelson Eileen Saralls 'S A f . 1 .' N I 'F ii' 4 r- 35 I Bob Snall John Sparks Jaan Terryberry Jon fessln 'ga' A fx ., . , --Pm' - , X is, X, M l a R' 'F 1 vga ' 'V .f , ar- X V- ' ' if ' . 5 , lkfvy X my z V ,Z-, , if an li 1 A ' fl' . f H xl I . A ,g , X , iw I In . yuh I I M .,-: ,,, x .. .. f K: , i n 'eve Thompson William Timmers Heather Tipping Abigail Truog Sally Vader Mary VanSwed3n Bill Wares Curils Welch Shelley Welch Dave Wells Mike Wild Jim Willwerlh Anne Winkelman Sus Wocd Dona'd Yaw Ronald Yaw t , V. fa. I ..-. M - Q ., K ff Q R gp 4 . W fig., 1' Y. A I A K .., x . 2 VJ :un-2 N I V . .X 1' js N M ,i ' .- - A 4 J- ,fi ...J i ' AJ 4 4 Roll vuil ln gym vluss Sl ,Aw Q 5 -ff Sl Senior Classmate-s Bavk in 1950 ,QIIQ --3 -, :-V 3 3 2. 1 is zz, ,J- aft! ' . ,Q-limi ,,k.,... K . ,, ,.,- i ' A 1 W 'ig 'sp . X s .X -Nz: S ig X K 3 Jig I Q Ah Is it really nur turn? lm:-rrupiiun in Sklp GRY Class Muir, what grade are you in?m Energetic decoration vmmnillvv F!'l'Sll!lll'Il al 0pcrmion Fun A-,A V - 'Z ' :, 2.2: ,,:. . . W ,, --AA I V. -'-- . Private lessons 'Saturday night fun? Vfuilingz in ilu' hull . I , pl'l'SSlll't' the Yluyur gra v v 1-lass l Campfires Eaeh of us along this trail of labor Must have a rest, to stop and sing and dance. We Pioneers have made new songs- without fear Have started out without a backward glance. 54 lu... try,- I STUDENT COUNCIL Seated G. VunDis, B. Lee, S. Stover, B. Bonfield, R. Dunwell, E. Fyfe, mon, G. Avis, R, Cliff, Mr. Buschmcn, l, Osterink, J. Reed, N. Bosch J. Fowler, J, Atfwood, J. Oosting, M. Fishman, L. Young, D. DuMond, S. Holmes, B, Monger, J. Heyi, M. Berman. Absent: S. Todd, D, Ai D. Albers, C. Fisher, Standing C, Rood, J. Logie, K. Olsen, B. Frees kinson, D. Dunwell. Student Government in Action As the governing body within the school. the Student Council is composed of one representative from each homeroom, together with the president, vice-president, and activity committee chairman who are elected each preceeding year. Under the guidance ol' Mr. Buschinan as advisor and ,lon Fowler as president. the Council planned the student activity ticket, student mixer, a 'ltwirp week dance. and a donkey basketball game. as well as initiated Opera- tion Funv in the field house. The annual student forum, which wfave the students a ehanee to - w Xq w o o express their views on school problems and activities and the I 1 I n W I w vu lheta l'1 lata assembly were also sponsored by the kouucil. , , . , . . , llllS years vice-president was ,lean Atlwood: secretary. ltllen Fvfe: corresponding secretarv. Libby- Young: and treasurer. .laclx , . Uosting. Ihr- Council met one hour each week. Election signs were everywhere Dave and Si sell rel'rc1'hn:euls 56 INTERCLUB COUNCIL Sammi Mr. Ho.kins fadviyoij, K, Benne-H, S. Anwood, J. Fanioy Ivice Burgie, M. E. Bone, J, licence, R. McParIan, F. Willwerth, K. Ke-Ile-1, pmsidonll, M Harm!! lvrensurerl, L. Schaeffer Isecretaryl, M. Heaton. P. Richel, M. K. Page, S. Henry, J, Houli, J, Login-, M. lenninqx. Slnvulrngy I Aflwood lpn-sidvnIl, P. Flynn, D. Berger, S. Backus, G. Sub-Committees Function Smoothly I 1'uuI'u-ing vluli filuulinu um rc-nu-Ilia-al Ivy u 'Xvlixily IIUIIIIIIIIIUK' 1-mlsislm-4I ul' NIiIw IJISIIIIIAIII IliII'lI-NOI'IxIll:l Iulvr-Illulr Il0lIll1'II. IIUIIIIPIFIIIQL uilll 1'IllIIl'lllilIl,illl1I Inu vlq-vu-II l'l'IlI'1 Sl'llIIlIINt'S lrmu 1-4u'Il llu- re-qiu-fl ul' llu- Iluunl ul' I'I1Ill1'ilII1lIl, IIu-5 nr- ggrauli-. Svlu-eluliug ul' claim ilauu-vw. mlm auul ullul galllim-ll I'iI'Iw-u vlulrf In nu-all :luring llu' din will: uvlixilivs xsane: Iuuullml Ivy llu- l'0llllllIII1'I'. In alllmiule mu-ufiuuul upprmc-el vu-uiugg uu-1-Iiugs. 'I'Iu- vmuu-il llllI4'Il ol' Ilu- usuul PUIIIIIISIKIII. avII Iuuulf fur ulauuw- uus 1-uullum-ml nl' lIu- uppuiulml vlulb l'0llllllIII1'l' plus xsvrc- Ilirc-II IIIFUIIQLII mu- vouuuillvm- llIl'lllIN'l'. 'I'Iu mu- r'vpn-wiiluliu- If-mu 4-gu-Il 1-lull, QLVUIIIP also sa-Iu-1IuIv1I Ilu- NIll'IlllIh aussi-lulnlin-s uliia-Ii sl'Xl'I'III pruji-vis ui-rv lulu-u me-r Iry llux QLFUIIII In ui-rv Iu-III IIll'0lIgIl0llI llu- yi-ur auul vluxsv uuuny in ruin- IIIIIIIIP Im' Ilu- purvlum- nl' ll lN'l'lllilll1'llI 1-Iuln lvrvslillg puiml aussi-lulblii-s Im' IIPXI IPZIY. IruII4-Iiu lung-Isl lim' llu- luuiu Ilull. I.If.II. sponsors-4I .Ns in uuliu proja-rl. Ilux omuiuilh-v lu'1uIiu'1'1I Ilu uu nI1I i'IuIIu-s1Il'iu'. IllIIlIIhlll'II an uvus Inullvtiu cluriug auuuull I'fx1'Iu1l1g14- ,-Iss:-lulrly. xsllivll I-In-sisu-II ul' wx llu- we-vmul h1'lll1'bI4'l'. zuul 1-lule-II llu' yn-au' with Ilu- l'l'iII vurivly urls wma-u nroulul llu- IIu'uu-. 'Wlisiliu auuuml Iuli-r-Illulv I'0l'Ill2lI. News York City. This IlI'0:,Il'iIlll uns IPI'l'hI'IlII'1I all Flrixiugg lo UU-0I'IIIllilIl' all svluml IIIIIIVIIOIIS., llu- Ilrzuulxillv 1-ml Iliuluiu Iligll Svluurlf. ACTIVITY COMMITTEE Sm-nh-rl S Alfenilo, R Rhinerson, M. Fishman Ichairmanl, C. Wells. T, Halstead, C. Culfer. Standing Mu. Hoskins ladvisorl, R. Douma, D. VanderVeen, C. Raber, BT NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row B. Stekcfce, J. Savage, D. Apted, P. Carlson. Second Row- Carlberg, P. Richel, Third Row J. Logie, R. Ciilf, C. Raber, D, DuMond,r1 ,N B , ' ' ' ' N B. Bonfield, G. Avis, M, Meyers, G. Burgie, E. Glaser, J. Altwood. Miss Hull, D. Tigelaar, J. Licence, M. Wennersfrom, M. Bergmans, . Outstanding Students Acknowledged lxrIl'llllN'l'SllllD in tln- National Honor Society is ll cmt-It-ll honor at lialst. High 1lll1llIlllIPlllS in vlulr- lwtvr. Sl'll0l1ll'HlllIP. lvaulvrsllip. zlnml service are the rr-qnirvnivnts ol' thi- sovie-ty. which inmluvts new meni- lwrs illlllllkllly. This yt-air tht- group, sponsorvrl hy Miss Hill, in- stitute-tl an progrtnn wlivrvlry its niemlwrs oflvrccl llwir sm-rxit-vs us tutors to any stutlvnts tlesiring help in virions ilvlnlmlliv stutlivs. .Ns tliv progrznn has prox- wl sm-4-4-ssl'nl. it will ln- continue-il in the futnrv. THETA Pl ETA Seated D. Tigelaar, J. Attwood, J, Savage, B. Steketee, P. Carlson, G. Burgie. Standing: Mr. Buschmcn, E. Glaser, D. Harrison, J, Fowler, Becoming purt ol' tln' lllllvtal l'i lftu sovic-ty is one ol' the liigliust honors tl senior can lwwviu-. lllvni- bers of the senior class are rutwl by tliv liawnlty uncl seniors HIPIIISPJVPS on their svrvicv to lfzlst lllftlllglll' ont four years ol' high school. The liigln-st fifteen percent ol' ills- class nrt- cliosvn to lwconw HIPIIIJTPFS ol' tln' socic-ty, unil all tln' aninuul spring Honor Societies' Assmnhly ull ure pre-svntl-ml pills purchase-fl by the Stlnlc-nt Council aunl tln- lligll Svhool l'airvllt-rllmllilivrs' Association. B. Bonfield, L. While, S. Martens, R. Dunwell, M. Fishman, J. Licence Absent: J. A. Monger. ,-4.v.v.-s,..,. nxsrnxci annals ' UYBATE is AWRREIU sunt Ms DEBATE TEAM Seated M. Moyers, B. Steketee, D. Atkinson, B, Conrad. Standing Mrs. Meyer, J. Weiner, J. Thompson, J. Carroll, M. Wowee. Speakers Make Fine Showing In rlvliah- is in atlnlvtivs. our school llas clone vx- finals we-nt on to tlu- rlistrivt 4-onle-sl to talw all la-n vt-ptionally ur-ll, 'Hn' llc-lratv squarl.. participating in plavvs in l'0lllIN'lili0ll with smvn otlwr schools. 'flu' a statv lvaguv ol' tllass A schools. K'0lllpilf'tl a vc-ry winnvrs worn-: Mikr- Fislnnan, Hstln-r tllasvr. liralu- ilnprvssiu- re-vorrl for tlw sc-ason. Discussing lin' Atkinson, Mary Kay Xtorsliolel. Boyd Conrail., lllilu- proposition, Rc-solw-rl: that the- F1-rlvral Covvrn- Vlravvvv, Dick Sl'IIllllllll'iN'l'., Carol 'l'lIl'll4'l'-. Millllf nu-nt Slltlllltl guarantor' IlitLilt't' 0tilll'2lli0Il to quali- Mf'j'1'l'Ss SUN' Bllfhilril SU'k4'U'4'- In-el llltlll school gracluate-s through grants to vollc-gc-s anml umiu-rsitivs. thc- allirnlatiu- won te-n alt-bats-s Nililltlll a single- loss, wllilv tllv llc-ggativv won SUVUII anll tlroppr-rl llarc-0 rlr-visions. l.oavlu-rl Ivy Mrs. Hoy-r. tha' rvgnlar iliiiiil'lllilliVPS we-rv Monty Mvyvrs aml Barbara Stoke-te-v: nvga- tiu-s. llralu- Atkinson anrl Boyrl tlonrasl. ,Iavk tiar- roll, Mike- Vlvawvv, .lim Tllompson, anll ,lvrry w't'illl'Y comprise-el tln- rr-s4-ru' squad. SIN'l't'il sturlc-nts rlirl xwll in liorvnsivs also. Aftr-r an vlilnination contc-st ol' stlnlc-nts who haul not hall any pre-tions 1-xpf-ri:-114-0 in l'oronsi4's. a se-voml von- tvsl was in-lrl with winnvrs vonlpf-ting against acl- YllIlt't'1l stnllx-nts. Tllosv who wr-rv SlH'l'l'SSi'lIl ill tin- llistrivl iiUI'4'll!4it' uinnvrs Sli iv? JUNIOR SENATE Around lable F. Gray, M. Belkin, B. Wolters, E. Albers, Miss Gilleh, Absenv- J. Dunckin, B. Irons. Brysnl, M. Heaney, B. Osterink, M. Gullmeyer, D. Becker, N, Gingell. Stepping-Stone to Student Council ' l'iau'h sou-until mul 4-ighlh graulc- honwronm 1-lvvls an rvprv- smltnliu' I0 lhf' .llmior 54-lluiv, Ihv gIOYf'l'lIill:L hotly of the- .luninr High. l'0llllllll'iliJi6 to lhv svnior high Slutie-nl ii0lllICii. SlNlllSOI'1'ti hy Miss Cillvti. Ihr- nrgaulizutiml was ilire-ctvcl by Fra-fl Gray in thv 0l'l'ic'g- ol' lH'l'Silil'lli. Buvk Waiters as xicc--pn-sixla-1111 .IIHIN iirsauli as Sf'l'I'f'lAll'X, ami Dick Rocker as lrvusu .luniur Stxllilll' lllvllllww participants-11 in SfWf'l'1li fuml-raising umi , iN'llt'iiil'iili uvlivilivs, such as llTOVi1iillg an filzlllksggivillgg halsixel to an lll'01ly fzuniiy, l'0ll1illl'iillQf various sales. ami ilI'llliillQQ il rH'r1-ation prngrsun for lhv junior high Sllllif'lltS. 'Ilwsv prujv1'ls urv :ml unix 4-llicwallnlv hui hvip lo huiimi our high svhuoi la-:uh-rs of In lll0l'f'0NV. iiilfiiillgl il TililllkSQliYiIlQl lvusku-I .BNN 00 MN SIIIIIPIIIS print Junior High 4 N Qwnnb-W. 'SW' Y l l'lll pull lmxvs lu llvlp nlll1'rs Jlll 3 EJ Lending a Helping Hand Viv In-livw in sc-rvivv for ullwrs.. for our Flllllllllllllly, uml our wliuul. imrl in working lm' ln-llvr human l'4'lilll0llSJllllS IJIWIIIQLIIUIII . llllx NS'0l'JlJ.q llns IS ilu- molto ul Iln- Aim-rivanl .Junior limi Cross, mul our t'0lIlll'll JIUS purlivlpzlli-cl ln IIIRIIIX proivcls ln show its il:-sirv In Q4-ru-. JIVJIFOIIQLJI 2ll'lf'l'-SPJIUUI sails-s 'mul ilu- vnrollmvnl ilrivv. mom-x was vullvvli-il In llll gill lmxvs illlll an gill vlu-st for Illosi- le-ss lm'- B lunula-. l I'0XIlJlIlQQ Plllf'l'lilllllllPlIl lor IIIDSIDJIZIIS illlll lilklllg pzlrl in Iln- llllt'l'llAlll0lliIl Arl Progrunl wc-rv ollwr prnir-vis ol Ilu- l'0lllll'lJ umlr-r ilu- spnnsursllip ol' Miss lllviialrlx mul lvzulvrsllip nl' prvsi- Y ali-nl, lm-rrx-ll liivlwl: N-vrvlury. ,lunv l.ir-r-im-: :mil lI'l'3l5lll'1'l'. Family Simi-r. JUNIOR RED CROSS Fnrrl Row M. Jennings, M. Luce, P. Ccrrow, S. Stover, P. Richel, J licence, S. Hellercn, R. Yaw, Miss McCcrVy, B. McClave. Second Row J. Logie, C. Houll, S. Macwhirlei, A. Durno, E. Howlell, B. Bryon! R. Rhinerson, A. Verhey, J. Dennen, S, Graham, R. Krucke, J. DeHucn B. Barclay, B. Bcrkwell, J. Rasmussen, C. Stiles, T, Baker, M. Sidell vr-lligli lJ0llll1'lI 0l'l'll'l'I'S 4'mil'n-r 1 W 5, . Sk s..,x.+-W 'B M. Houenslein, M. A. Ruoll. Third Row P. Kravitz, J. Punllind, l Burge, L. Phelps, V. Schuiiemc, J. Bird, S, Burgess, M. S. Jock, C. Coombs, A, Newsom, S. Welch, C, Runk, S, Sluarl, J. Griswold, J, Berlsch. Absenl B. Sfekelee. , SEQ FN ' L M . . gm xv J ,ve .3 JK A M, FLINTLOCK On Floor G. Burgie, J, Dunwell, B. McClave, J. Dunakin, B, Brown, M. Hauenstein, C. Fisher, N. Carlberg. Seated, M, A, Ellis, E, Irons, A. Verhey, S. Mehney, Miss Vogelsang, E, Glaser, B. Sleketee, S. Timmer, K. Sleflensen, J. Robertson, B. Abbenante, A. Durno. Standing- T, Todd, L. Cartier, P, Kravitz, J. Elder, P. Pender, J. Mayer, P. Carrow, B. Freeman, L. Young, L. Schaeffer, P, Richel, D. Collins, P, Carlson, F. Searl, C. Raber, T. McDonald, M. K. Worsfold, B. Bonfield, B. Sin- clair, D. DuMond, C. Becker, L. Keister, S, Shcirrow, K. Bennett, J. Whyte, L. Phelps, J. Atlwood, M Harrell. Absent J. Fowler, T. Mean- Iey, G. Mapes, S. Shook, B. Corl, N. Gingell, S. Logie, S. Smith, J, Mulnix, C. Tappan, J. Licence, B. Mero. New Style for School Paper 'Lllif yt-alfa l lir1Ilur'lf was printvtl by thc' t'0lIllHIl'il- tin-ly lll4'XlN'l!SlXtx pllulo-ollsvt process which per- mittml tlie- pulrlivutinn ol' Ire-qm-lit uml up-to-sluts' isslu-s. Nliss Xugvlszllag sc-lwvtl als zulxisor to thc' news- pulwi' stall. xsllilt- Hstllvr Glass-r illlll Bill'hill'll Stvkvtvc we-W 1-mlitur illlll city mlitur l't'Sllt't'llN0lf. Put Carrow, l.in1lu St'llLlt'H'4'l'. Peg Carlson. Tim Nlt'lllllf'y.. :mtl Suv Hlmolt uor'lu-tl nn tln' nlulu--up stall.: ljlmlry Young. Bontril' talks with l',l'l'1l XX uring: Ciblbi Bc't'lu-r. Suv FBIUJIIIPQ, ,lc-un fhtlwoml, l'vnny Ilt'Iltlt'I', Bt-th Mero, .lunv l,il'Ollt't', unml ,lunvt Huy-r palrtivipalte-tl as lypists. Bonny Sim-luir zlvtc-al as vx- Ullllllgt' etlitor: .lon Fowler was ITIISJIIOSS llllllli!Q,I4'l'2 :mtl Put Harrow. Ann llurnu, Carol Fislwr. :mal llliyllis Kravitz coniprisml tho cirvulzition stuff. The Flinllur-If was the prmluvt ol' lllllll! students from ull grzules wlm 1'0ntributx'1l articles to lllilkl' it il Slll'l'PSS. lute-rx ion ing rirvus pt-l'solluliti1's as .Q W Sgr 1 if 4 INTERLOCHEN Seated M. Yew, J. Libermcn, J. Barton, D. Apted, D. Tigelour, P. C. Reber, K. Davis, J. Licence, D. DuMond, B. Kirkpatrick, 5. Steketee, Carlson, S. Todd, T. McDonald, C. Ralph, S, Muir, S. Fyfe, B. Stewart, S, Brenner, E. Glaser, M. Bergmuns. Yearbook Produced by Co-operation 'l'll1- 1-ntirv stall' ul' tht- ll1lr'l'lm'l1r'l1 worlu-tl lllltlt'l' lluu- llulllmul.. lmys' spurts: Suv llluir, girls' sports: tlu- gguielanmw- ul' lliss St'll0Illlilt'll tu prmlllve- an lzlrgvr .lutly lilllt'l'lllilll, tlrumutit-s: 'l'ru4' lwlt'l,0Illllll, tllllhlth mul slightly tlilli-rc'nt yvurlmolx. llonnu Tigvluur, oil- liuy llzlvis uml .lunv lill'l'Ill't' xsorlxvsl on llllIll1llllI't'S.. ilnr, was ussistml by lluru Apts-tl, Katie Aumvnt,un1l lflstlwr Clase-r, urt work: Burlmru Sn-kvn-4-. num-ls l'vg tfairlsmi. ,lim Burton was llllSill0SS lnznluger.. mul vlvvtimls: zmtl Carol liallpll uml Sully 'l'ml4l. Sllltlt'Ill Hrum- liirlxpatrit-lx lmmllt-tl zulu-rtisingg. Marilyn Borg- lift-. l'liotogrupliy was pltmm-tl by Num-y tlurllu-rg. mans uml liurlr Sta-wart In-mln-fl virvulaltinn, Cui liulwr Crvtvlu-li Hurgiv. uml Ste-iv Bra-nm-r. .Xrtii-los wt-rv mul Wlam-in X am. 0I'gjtllllZilll0llSI Twinlxlv Frvy, clulisg ty-pm-il by Burlyiv llunn mul Saimlru lfylk-. SllIll1'lllS ln-Ip to sort miniature-4 Sou-rnl ilunut sulvs, tlw sc-nior class lllilgillillt' mlriu-. t'1lllll'lllllll0llH ol' patrons, unsl our almost mu--liumlrwl 'wr cont ye-vrlumlx sulmsvriptimi ilriu' lit-lpwl to mulu- tllis l956 1lIU'l'l0l'lll'lI pos- sililt-, l woul4l likt- to vxprt-ss my alpprvviallion to tllv vntira- stuflc-nt lmfly annul 4-spm-iully to tlw stufl' uml our aulxisur. llliss 5t'll0IDlNll'll, for tllvir assis- lLlllt't' :mtl 4-0-opvraitiml. Simw-rvlj, llunnu 'l'ig5c'lalur lftlitor l 63 .-Xinong tht- prohlvlns arising from the st'hool's rapitl growth is that of congestion anal noise in the halls :luring vlassf-s. To allt-vials' llllll'll ol' this clisturhancc-. a group of stutlents chosen on tht- hasis ol' scholastic ability. responsibility. antl nh-pt-ntlahility act as hall monitors. The solevtml stutlvuts spa-nal one- hour each tlay in tht- halls to ht-lp rt-strain unut-vvssary t-onuuotiou. coll:-ct alisolwt- slips. run ovvasional errantls, antl tlirevt xisitors. 'l'Iu- monitoring systc-in is mlvsignvtl so that thort- is at least one- stutlvnt on oach floor on-ry hour. Vi C as , 9' N cl gil HALL MONITORS Lelt Row: 1. Libermcn, S. Henry, A. Hcuenstein, S. Brenner, J. Barton, B. S. A M M Bonlield, Middle Row: K. Davis, M. A. Ellis, M. DeVries, E. Irons, Slover, D, Harrison, Right Row- S. Allenito, S. McBride, M. Herrick, Littlefield, B. Merc, L. Young, D, Tigeloar, G. Von Dis, J. Keizer, , Ycw. Absent: G, Dumoose, M, Meyers, S. Shook, R. Teggelccr, . L. Holcomb. Students Serve School STAGE CREW S. Martens, J. Hoult, J. Logie, 61 Since most ol' the-ir work is lu-hintl tht- SCPIIPS. tht' inmnlwrs ol the stage crow are- st-ltloin ac- luioxslvclgvtl for thvir ellorts. 'I'ht- group, lu-mit-tl hy Si Martvns. is rt-sponsihlv for lu-4-ping tht- stagv ormlerly. making necessary stagv rt-pairs. anxl rvturuiug apparatus to its rightful place. For regular assvlnhlivs tht- stage- urs-w pullvtl curtains. opvratecl the lights ancl IIIOYGWI propor- tivs. Me-mb:-rs st-t up lights lor many ol' tht- svhool tlancvs antl assistvtl with havlsstagv th-tails lor hoth the ,lunior anti St-nior Plays. EBATE CLUB First Row M. Jennings, M. Heaton, M. Meyers, G. Marlin, J. Carroll. Sfekefee, Mrs. Meyer. Third Row D. Atkinson, 1. Thompson, B. Conrad Second Row M, Wawee, C. Turner, E, Fyfe, R. Rood, 1, Weiner, B. D. Schumacher. Absent .l. Whyte. Discuss Pertinent Problems ln ils llrsl your ol opvralllon.. ilu- D1-lmlv Llull llus ln-4-n xvry zwliu- nnclvr lln' sponsorship ol' Mrs. lllvyvr. lllln- group lruu-la-el lo .-Xnn Arbor for ai lla-halo clinic alnrl hurl svn-all rouml-lulylv rliscns- sions wllivll rl:-all with rrolxlc-ins on holll national alnil local lm-vi-ls. n a F n s v llo nnrf lo 1-stubllsll ll rlvlmlv 59011011 ln our svllool IIIIFRIIW ilu' vlull i s Q , .s sponsorvrl many noon movws. l'nrl ol the- money was also nsn-rl lo sc-nel il lllPlIlbf'l' lo an summer clvhule session ut tlw Univvrsils ol' Miclligun. Thr- vlulr vllullggc-al offivers 1-very nine- wee-ks, giving morv IIIPIII- lwrs ll vllalrlvf' lor lvaulvrsllip. .Mlvc-rlis4' Fllllllllfl :lllmrlioll lll+1BA'I'l'Z1Il.llB f'l'r'sidr'l1l.' lll. Vllnwvv lll. Meyers l-il'l'-llI'1'Sil!l'lllf G. Marlin S01'FUII1l'f'-,lll'f'llSIlI'l'I'I ,l. xXll'ill4'l' .l. Carroll .4rl1'isnr: Mrs. Meyer 65 CLUB '56 First Row- J, Libermcn, B. Dunn, P. Carlson, S. Backus, R. McParlan, A. Hauenstein, S. Hillstrom, M. Bergmcns, K. Monique, J. Prange, J. T. McDonald, S. Fyte, P. Osier, S. Henry, C. Ralph, B. Stewart, J. Holmes, P. Vader, J. lyke, N. Carlberg. Fourth Row: S Muir, M. A. Savage. Second Row. N. Rickert, J, DeHaun, M. Yaw, M. A, Ellis, Clock, A. Ellis, S. Elias, J. Manger, G. Burgie, M. K. Sandy, S. Tim- S. Stuart, J. Heffner, K. Davis, S. Otto, J. Attwaod, J. lyke, T. Frey, mer, D. Tigelaar, M. E. Bone, R. Emmons, M. Ritter, N. Bloink, C. S. Todd. Third Row. M. Meyer, L. Roh, M. Harrett, M. Herrick, E. Moser, Beach, S. Stiles. Absent. D. Apted, K. Aument, C. Cartier. Present Assembly and Style Show ,lust as in each ol' the other gratlcs, the senior girls formctl a service cluh. Although the senior vcar scelns to he the husiest ol' v . I r- ' I w Q - q - all lour vcars in high school, thc members ol Linh 56 lounil time to carry out several projects. Money-making activities were a baked gootls sale at one ol' the local grocery stores ancl after school sales. Since there were no Wicmlnestlav night social eluhs to present the tratlitional assemblies, the girls gave the annual Christmas assembly. A spring style show woven arounrl an international travel theme completed the yearis activities. Bliss Stopinski talks to Santa CLUB H50 lJl'l'Sifll'l1lZ T. Mcllonalrl Vic-e-pwsirlerrl: S. Fyte Serrelary-Treasurer: S. Backus Scrgeanls-at-Arms: P. Usier R. Mc-i'arlan Advisor: Nl rs. Backus 66 CLUB '57 First Row: Miss Stopinski, S. Stover, Y, Dodgson, L. Fairchild, l. Schaeffer, G. Von Dis, L. Young, M. K. Worsfold, J. Keizer, M. S. Shook. Second Row- M, A, Terryberry, J. Gilbert, G. Marandc, S. Mehney, S, Shurrow, A. Durno, B. Abbenunte, S. Engel, A. Alsover, R. Rhinerson, A. Bridgman, J. Robertson, P. Krumm. Third Row: L. Stoddard, M. Tonkel, G. Mapes, E. Irons, S. Poole, J, Fanioy, E. How Iett, A. Littlefield, B. Sinclair, S, Deem, J. Miller, S. Stubbs, H. Worn Fourth Row- S, Plcsman, P, Richel, J. Whyte, P. Pendel, M, K. Page D. Frisbie, B. Burleson, l. Keister, N. Plumb, 8. Ralston, S, Dykstra C. Becker, A. Verhey, J. Elder, B. Mero. Absent: M. Remien. Juniors Active in Club '57 Club '57 was orgunizeil by tlle girls ol' llle .lunior Class in oriler to promote services to tlle sellool. Various activities for pleasure, profit, mul selwiee kept tlle members oeeupiecl tllrougllout llle year, carrying out such projects us sales in the hulls alter sellool, an lluy- riile at Sluuly Acres, u spreuil in honor ol' the basketball team, anal an julie box ilamce. Early in lllf? year the club was very fortunate to be able to senil two ol' its members us delegates to an ilistrict meeting wliiell was llelil in Cliicugo. l'uI l.lIllSlllIlg toueln-s on gilt lHl9k1'L CLUB '57 Presiflent: l.. Sl'llll0l'l.6I' l'ia'e-presidenl: G. Vunllis Seerelaryr l.. Fuirellilil Treasurer: l.. Young flrlrisor: Miss Stopinski 67 CLUB Campaigning hy phone CLUB '58 Plwsiflelzl: R. Rooll Vive-president: C. Seime Sevretary: M. Lamoreaux Treasurer: S. Attwoorl Sergeanls-at-Arms: S. Liberman C. Vliells A dvisor: M rs. Meyer Sophomores Community-Minded Club '58 was organized last year in orrler to give members of the ninth grade a club comparable to the W6flIl6SIlHy' night clubs. which were open to students in grades ten through twelve. How- ever, even though the Wretinesday night clubs have been abolished, Club '58 has continuerl operating successfully. Much of this success has been clue to the club's many sunrlry activities including polishing the trophies, participating in the C' leer Drive anrl filling ffift baskets for less fortunate people. dl , U I., Through a well-rounrlcrl program, the club has provirlerl many en- joyable experieuces for ull. '58 First Row: Mrs. Meyer, S. Bellaire, S. Liberman, C. Wells, C. Seime, R. Road, M. lamoreaux, S. Atfwood, M. Jennings, T. Dexter, B. Bryant. Second Row: P. Brown, S. Gillick, S. Marsden, M. Supernau, A. Witt- hohn, M. Luce, J. Graham, K. Bennett, M. Steketee, J. Mayer, R. Krucke, C. Duemler, C. Turner, C. Fisher. Third Row: I.. Burge, P. Carrow, H. Baer, J. Mayer, E. Sheppard, N. Sharrow, E. Fyfe, S. Becludrias, M. E. McShane, J. Gillard, S. White, M. Heaton. Fourth Row: J. Masten, S Sonefeld, R. Teggelaar, J. Chandler, C. Hoult, C. Hudson, N. Kingwell L. Wepman, V. Thede, L. Rasmussen. Fifth Row: K. Cassidy, K. Sief fensen, J. Burleson, M. Monteglas, B. Blackport, S. Webber, S. McKin Iey. Absent: L. Ludlow, A. Richardson, J. Timmers, R. Mackay. CLUB 59 First Row' S. Stiles, M. Frantz, M. Davis, S. Alfenito, S. Whitney, H, Abbenunte, P. Nichols, Fourth Row: G, Faude, C. Ray, J. Henry, M Hoult, J. Leidlein, B, Ferguson, P, Kelm, K. Meyers. Second Row: P. Ralph, l. Drueke, L. Dewey, L. Verdier, S. MacWhirter, B. Barclay, S Sweet, P. Kravitz, M. Berles, K. Keller, D. Albers, S. McBride, C. Case Weiss, M. Bytwerk, J. Gillurd, J. Brink, D, Merrilat, M. Green, C. Fal sidy, G. Martin, S. Nind, V. Win, Mrs. Reeves. Third Row: l., Hoffman, arski. Fifth Row: S, Grimes, S. Dodge, S. lee, V. Wanner, A. Oltman N. Robling, P. Flynn, P. Baxter, S. Lamb, M, Herscher, B. Wepman, R. Reinhard, M. Caldwell, B. Freeman, K. Olsen, l. Phelps, K. O'MalIey l. Foley, B, Burkwell, K. Van Overloop, M. A. Dwyer, B. Schuiling, S. R. Petrick. Participate in Campaigns 'l'he freshman girls, with the assistance of Mrs. Reeves, formed llluh '59, Their purpose, which was to give service to the school auil community, was demonstrateil by their active participation iu the March of Dimes Campaign and in cleaning up arounil the school. The memhers also helpecl with the 'gl'eanuls for Polio campaign. During the Christmas season the girls entertained the ageil with earoling. ln ailiiition to their community service projects, the group invitesl many speakers to their meetings, inclucling Miss Stopinslsi, Mrs. Ehy, and two F.T.A. memhers, Kay Davis aml lillen Moser. xIl'Illill'I'S discuss plans lor polio 4lrn'e ilitllli ,SQ l'l'l'SilIf'lIlJ Pi. MeBriile I'il'l'-lII'l'Silll'llf.' G. Marlin Sl'l'l'l'l!1l'y'.' ll. ilassiily 'l'rr'rrsurer: ll. Alhers ,411r'isnr: Mrs. li:-eyes 69 . JUNIOR HORIZON CLUB mi l . Abk- , President: S. Engel w l . 3 l Vive-president: B. Abbenante f Seeretary-Treasurer: L. Fairchild Advisor: Mrs. Douse .W NS ..- Eleanor and Roberta cheer patient Render Service to Local Hospitals Junior Horizon was organized for those girls who The group held several sales for the purpose of wished to be hospital aides. The girls gave their time earning money to send two representatives to Chicago each week to work in either Blodgett Hospital or to attend a nationwide Horizon Club Conference. Mary Free Bed, thus serving the community as well The girls also participated in the Camp Fire New as gaining valuable experience. Year's Eve dance and dressed dolls for Christmas. JUNIOR HORIZON Seated: N. Jillson, L. Fairchild, S. Engel, B. Abbenonfe, A. Littlefield. R. Coho, S. Deem, A. Durno. Standing: Mrs. Douse, G. Domoose, B. Mero, B. Burleson, E. Howlett, 70 SOPHOMORE HORIZON First Row A. McCarthy, S. Alfwood, S. McKinley, S, Liberman, N. Third Row: C. Turner, M. Lumoreaux, E. Fyfe, K. Bennett C Hudson Kingwell, F. Fiebig, Miss Alexander, Second Row: S. Marsden, E. Shep- R. Krucke, Fourlh Row l, Wepmcm, K. Cassidy, T, Dexter 1 Burleson pard, S. Bfraudrius, C. Wells, R. Teggelaar, L. Rasmussen, R. Mackay. M, Luce. Organize Sophomore Horizon Club 'l'ln- major prujvvl ul' ilu- Supliolnorv Horizon tilllll lmvv l2illlll'll invalllmlrll- 0XlN'l'll'lll'l'. was wnrlaing at Mary Frm-v Boll. Hum-li girl spvnt lima- Asiflv from sp:-ruling mucll limo ' 1 rm ll :nn-v il M'4'l'li uml mlm- 1-vi-ry l'il'lll Sulurrluy llvlping llll'llllN'l'S provirlml an nm-fly lumily s mlol .lm uursvs will: 1-liilzlrvn all ilu- lmspilul. 'lillrnugli lllvll' loorl all lllirislnms amal lu-lal an rmmn. Q Nl 1-l'l'm'ls In In-lp otln-I' In-oplv. me-mln-rs nl' tho cluli lwr party wus irlcllulr-rl zunong lln-il smml . Nl S0l'llUlllUlil'l HUNIZUN CLUB l'rr'sirlr'nl: S. Lilwrmam lvirr'-pr'c'sir11'rrI: N. Kingns 1-ll Sv1'r'vlr1r'y: l . Fix-lrigg 'l'r'f'rrsrrl'1'l': 5. Mvliilllvy S1'l'g1'fllIlS-Ill-Al'llISI S. Allwoml A. lil:-Curlliy .-lrlrisurs: Miss ,'xll'X1lllll0l' lilrs. XX 1-lls Tl ing llllll.0I'IllS for s Pl-AQUA-NEERS First Row: M. Meyer, J. DeHaan, M. Yaw, E. Irons, D. Albers, S. Muir, K. Keller, M. Berles, I. Leidlein, C. Ray, J. Henry, M. Ralph, M M. K. Worsfold, S. Stover, M. Davis, S. Todd, J. Savage. Second Row: Frantz, S. McKinley. Fourth Row: B. Stewart, B. Dunn, E. Sheppard S. Engel, R. Rhinerson, S. Sharrow, M. Jennings, G. Van Dis, S. Meh- J. Chandler, N. Sharrow, C. Seime, B. Blackport, J. Burleson, R. Rein ney, S. Whitney, S. Alfenito, S, Stiles, S. McBride, B, Ferguson, P. hard, M. E. Bone, G. Martin, P. Kravitz, K. Davis, S, Lee, B. Sinclair Baxter, N. Rickert, C. Ralph, M. Green. Third Row: S. Whyte, S. Att- R. Petrick, S. Grimes. Absent: C. Cassidy, P. Flynn, Miss Straight. wood, S. Beuudrias, M. Lamoreuux, M. Luce, R. Teggelaar, A. Witlhohn, Further Inter-School Relations Vliith swimming, furthering inter-school relations, untl service to the school as its main intentions, the newly re-organized l'i-Aqua- Neers club tlrew a large membership. A swimming meet, water ballet, anti pep assembly for the swimming team before the all- important state meet, along with an inter-school potluck before the l.ee basketball game were only a few of their many projects. The club members also entertained members of other Crancl Valley schools with a potluck and water show in which they clem- onstratefl many aquatic skills. Practice water liallel formation Pl-AQUA-NEERS fil.UB President: S. Muir Vim'-president: M. K. Wforsfoltl Secretary: D. Albers Treasurer: S. Stover Sergvants-al-Arms: E. Irons M. Davis Advisor: Miss Straight T2 XX .'Kl,ll ,NYU XX l4lG4II,l1H l,l'4'Silll'IIl.' ,l. lloull l ln'-lrl'r's1r1vl1l: 5. xlill'l1'llS S a'1' rc'Iury'.' 11. Uxiull ,l'I'1'IISlll'4'I'.' ,l. lllmmllc-r ,41l1'isur: Mr. liulsvln- lnlnml SlIIDlllll'N lor ur Preserve Mlchigan's Outdoors Now an lll1'llllN'T ul' lllv livnl fllllllllN tl0llSl'l'Y1Ili0ll :Xssuviulin llw Xxulcl auul VS eg lllulr lms again l2llC4'll am zlvliu- int:-r4-sl in llll' prim'ipl4-s nl' vullsc-l'x'a1li0ll zuul lor:-sl prvsc-lwuliull. llns f1'ill' lln- llwlnlwrs lnolx H'Vl'I'ill ww-kr-ml lrips lo lln-ir mnlnin all F4-rrp, lxllt'lllglilIl. lluring ilu- lull ilu- boys plillll1'1l nvw Ira-vs in Ilu- svlmul lkorvsl, wllivll llll'N lllillllllllll 'mal vul l'irvwuml lm' Ille- - s uint:-r months. Making: amollwr trip lN'lM'l't'Il SPlllPSll'l'S, llle' QLITIIIID lnlill ll lull I0 llll'l'l'2lSl' llu' Sl1'l'lbiIlg1 ill'CUllllll0llllll0llS in lllv calvin VALD AND WEG Sealed J. Chandler, S. Murlens, Stonclmg L. Mulnix, S. Martens, J. Brewer, P. Claus, C. Rood, B, War- Mr. Kutsche, J. Houll, C. Oviall. ing, L. Caslon, B, Good, D. Berger. -1-lu T14 , M, M. .. ...was FUTURE NURSES Sitting Mrs, Eby, L. Rasmussen, S. Webber, Y. Dodgscn, D. Tigelcur, R. Teggelaar, G. Marandu, B. Beaudrios, R. Coho, R. Krucke, G M. Heofon, M. Bergmcuns, M. E, Bone, S. Hlllsfrcm. Standing- J. Gillavd, Dis, N. Cclrlberg. C. Duemler, C. Hoult, J. Moyer, N. Jillson, J. Chandler, K. Stelfensen, A Future in Nursing l.f'2ll'lIillg uhout various l'ivl1ls ol' nursing unml thc- lnvilivul pro- lvssion has bl'Pll the purpose ol' the Future Nnrsvs. This your vurivml uctixitim-s huxv nnulv thc- cluh highly succvssliul, such us their fic-lil trips un4l lrvqllvllt spvzllivrs. 'Flux girls visitwl thc- Upjohn Colnpuny in Kulunmzoo unll l'in0 livst Silllililfilllll in liutlvrvillv. whvrv tlwy l'c-vvivvfl l'irst-haunl illl-Ofllltllitlll on psycllialtriv nursing. lxIl'llliN'I'S also ussistml Mrs. Ehy, thvir sponsor. in the clinic unml with thc- vision tvsting progrann lluring their frm- hours. A spring lvil lor all prospective lllf'llllH'l'S lniglmliglm-rl the- ye-ur's l'nll illlli illil'l'0Siill:L progrzun. Tm: for prospv1'tiv4- lrvshnnfn li'll'lilllil'l Nl,lliSl'l5' tilllll l,l'l'SilIl'I11f U, 'l'ig11-lanlr l ill'l'-lII'K'SllIf'lIfI 5. Vlvvlmlwr Sl'!'I'1'llll'j'! M. BPTQIIIRIIIS Tl'r'as1lr1'l': i.. RQISIXIIISSPII ,4rl1'isnr: Mrs. Elly TL UTURE TEACHERS First Row J. Attwood, T. Frey, S. Stuart, J. libermon, M. Holcomb, Richel, J. Fanioy, N. Rickert, S. Otto, J. Monger, S. Backus, M. Herr: J, Prange, S. Hillstram, S. Fyle, M. A. Ellis, P. Osier. Second Row M. Harrett. Fourth Row S. Stiles, L. Schaeffer, E. Irons, B. Slnc Mrs. Bentley, R. Emmons, S. Timmer, M. Yaw, S. Henry, K. Davis, E. S. Shcrrow, E. Howlett, J. Helfner, M. Wennerstrom, G. Bur re Moser, L. Young, A. Houenstein, M. K. Sandy, R. McParIan. Third Stover, M. A. Clock, S. Elias, J. DeHoan, A. Bridgmun. Row S. Engel, S. Todd, A. Ellis, A. Durno, M. Tonkel, J. Whyte, P Practice in Education , , . . . llmsc- llllf'l'l'Sl1'1l ln lI'lH'lllIlg,'f as il future' vurc-vt' JILIYP luurul ilu- vxpc-rif-rlc'v gains-cl llll'0llg.Ill lllf'llll'JPI'Slllp in llle- Tri-'l' Futura' 'l'1-zu'll- 1'l'Sq Club vc-ry profilublv. Student lvzu-lwrs lmvv ln-vu plum-1-il in :almost vvvry pllusf- ul' llw te-uvllirlg fir-lrl. . 'l lu' zmnuul lucully Iva, u number ol' PVt'IllllfL pntlucks, spvulwrs. .. . . , . mul llllllri lmyv hvvll an part ol tlus years PXIPIISIVU program. As . . - . H , , . lllgllllglll ul the year., East bruml liupills I1-zwlwrs Association sc-nl two nu-mln-rs to F.'l'.A. camp. Armtlu-r important l'Yl'lll was yisilulion fluy. which invluclvll trips to 4-If-rm-nmry classrooms lllruuglmul llw svluml ilislrivl. l lf'l'lllll'i 'l'l'i.MIlll'IllS' lIl.UB I,l'l'Sll1I'IIlf li. llgnis J'iff'-I!l'1'Sll1l'IIl.' lf. NJOSUI' Sd'l'I'1'lfll'AV.' S. llvnry I.'nl'r'4'spn1ulir1gSw-rr'Ir1ry.' M. Yam -lrlrisurs: Mrs. lic-ullv x Miss Uil itllllllll' Ul'l'i4'4'rs plan nu-clings 5 i T3 LATIN CLUB LJUIISIIISI li. SU'l.l.1'IlSl'Il T. JNIPKIIIIPF' Svrilm: M. lllonlggvlns Quavslnr: li. Fislu-r ,lflllilllff N. SlIlll'l'0N' .41f1'isur: Miss Hill lil lu. liI'lll1'? It's All Latin to Them Vi ill: vo-vousuls linrvu SlPl.l.1'lI5f'll auul 'fini NIPZIIIIPX, lliv lnlvr Yus Latin Club l'0llllPlf'll'1l its lllirml Slll'1'PSSl.lll year. 'flu' Rlilllilll Banquet in the spring aunl llw Szilurnuliu party during the Christ- lnns sc-zisou, along with llw 0llS1'I'Ylllll'f' ul' Latin Wfvlx zuul ilu- Ich-S ol' Mnrcli. l'ull'illv1l llllxil' purpusv ol' lurllwring iutvrvsl in lililllllll nncl G11-1-lx culture' auul l'iYiliZ1lll0Il. Noi l'UlIllllPlK'ly Plllllhilllxll lu ilu' pursuit ul' Old Wvorlil vuslonis, llu- vlull llQ'llllHlSlI'illQ'll illl1'l'l'Sl in service' I0 ilu- svluml lu polishing lrupliivs as ons' of lin-ir prnjvvls. LATIN CLUB Front' Row L. Foley, C, Fisher, M, Monfgelus, N. Sharrow, P. Kelm, L. Rasmussen, R. Teggelaor, M. lure, E, Mecnley, J. Moyer. Back Row J. Brink, E. Sheppard, J. Moyer, I. Swcrt, S. Hcnink, Miss Hill, K. K. O'McxlIey, M. Horreh, T. McDonald, J. Licence, A. McShcJne, C. Seime Sfeffensen. Middle Row. B. Hurt, A. Wifihohn, S. Bellaire, C. Hudson, K. Bennett, M. Heuion. Absent' T. Meonley, J. Timmers. T0 l!lBl,l'Il1I,Ull l'rr'sifl1'nI: M. lfvrglllnlls lvll'l'-lll'!'SiIll'llf.' B. Stvlxvlc-1' Sl'l'I'l'flll'f'-'l'I'l'flSlll'l'l'.' 5. llillslrom flllrisur: Miss Hill ,K g..s5f,,x,3. Mg.: Nl:-mln-rs 4'll4-vk e'onlrllrul1'nl lmoks Promote Christian Fellowship 'l'n l'lll'llll'l' spiritual :1l'0M'lll alml lligll lllll'lSllllll lixing lllllllllg llu- sluilvnt lmily, ilu- Bilmli- lilulr uns forma-4l. 'l'll4- nm-mln-rs pall'- llvlpanlwl in l'llY-Wllll' l'0lllll'll lllQ'1'llllQLS illlll 1-lljuywl :nanny SlN'illx0I'S uml mmim-s Ilirouglmul ilu' H-ur. ln aul1liliun In cnlla-vlillgl lmolxs for nw-elx slluli-nts in ililIll'N llrc-vlx llllllllllllllllf llvnlvr in lin-nluvlq. llw group pn-sc-lllq-ml un imprvssiu- liuslvr ussc-mlmly. llirvvti-4l lay Hawlmru Sh-lwlvv mul Nlurilyll Bl'I'QLlllilllS, ilu- lH'0gII'1llIl llvpirlillg lllv lil'4- ol' llllrisl in- vluilml Hllrlv l'l'illllllgL ln Bowl l onraul, slimlms'-pi4'lurv sci-nvs. mul sa-lc-vlions lu llw music' 1l1-panrlnu-nl. CLUB Sealed M. Bergmans, S. Hillsfrom, J. Robertson, M. Rivler, J. DeHucn, A. Hauenslein, Mixs Hill. Svanding R. Cobo, E. Fyfe, M. Holcomb, :M als gov: Qi' R. Mackay, S. Fyfe. Absenl A. Richardson, H w Slekelee W1 VARSITY CLUB First Row M. Fishman, J. Oosting, D, Vanderlleen, L. White, J, Fowler, Vidro, P. Leech, B. Monger, J. Sebastian. Fourth Row J. Barton, B. Fairbanks, R, Dunwell, D. Harrison, P, Green, N. Kravitz, B. Kirk- Gilmore, D. Dunwell, S. Maentz, C. Andrews, L. Burgett. Absent. G patrick. Second Row- S, Brenner, J, Chandler, R. Douma, B. Bonfield, Raber, M, Thompson, E. Kettner, J. Vogt, S. Ryan, D. DuMond, N R, Cliff, F. Searl, B, Ward, J. Frey, B. Grant, G. Avis, Third Row- Bellis, T, Mecinley, B. Waring, T. Miller, J. C. McDonald, T. Hclstea D. Petrick, S. LaChance, L Mulnix, H. Heintzelman, J. Kirchgessner, D. K.. Oviatt, Mr. Waterman. Letter Winners Active llc-rv. llll'l'P, illlil l'Y0I'fXS'lI1'I't'M Sl:IIlll.it'S our Yursiiy lllulw. l 01'111- 1-rly klll ll0Il0l'All'f Qncii-ty ul' major lvllvr YN'llllll'l'S, 1l1v group has lw- 1111111- part nl' our 111-w 1'l11l1 Sf'Slt'lll. Its lll1'lIlbl'l'S wi-rv sc-1-11 llll'0llQQll- uul llu- f4'llI' in Slll'll xuriwl 01'1'llllilll0llS as pulling up lJl0alt'l10l'S all lli-111uriz1l l i1-lil. assisting all sports UYPIILS, llc-lping ill Llll' llzllls all 110011. a1111l ali-live-ri11g lmslu-ls to newly l'a1111ilies ni lllllilIlliSQliNlllQI illlll kllll'lSllllilS. Alllilllgf llw activities ut, 111eeti11g1s were listv11i11g to several speak- 4-rs. sonw nl' ul10111 were l'01'111er l luSl stuflcnis, llllll Xt'lllCllillgJ, 111ovie-s ul' LlllLXf'I'SlLy ol' llli1'l1iga111 football QLHIIIPS. To rounfl Olll ilu' year. ilu- Yursity IIIPIIIIJUYS l1'i-utml tl1v111sc-lvvs to il NV0ll1l1'l'l.lll party. l'a1l1'ol lmlls :luring 110011 ll0lll' YAliSl'l'Y lfllili l,I'l'Sll1t'lIli ll. l,llllM'l'll IVLFK'-lIl'0Sil1l'llfI B. Fz1irl1a111l4s S4'1'rvlary-'l'1'vas1lrf'1'.' ll. l'la1r1'isu11 .4rl1'isur: Mr. XXvkllt'l'lll1lll l ,a .,.... Q Mix.: Ex' A T8 BIANIIQ li CLUB I'I'l'Sflfl'l1I: M. A. Ellis l ir-1--prvsirlr-111: ll. liulpli S1'r'rr-Ial'y-'l'l'vas11l'1'r: K. K1-lll-r S!'l'gl'1lIIlS-Ill-AFIIISI K. Annu-nt M. 'l'onlu-l .-lflrisur: Miss Sinpinslxi i ill-l'll'l'l'S Ivlm-k out vnrtl pu f 1 Boost School Spirit Gu-G0-Co signs unil tln- llalsll calrfl Sf't'll0ll zlrx- onlx Iwo aw- illlllDlf'S ol' ilu- ra-sults ul' Inu-il work unil 1-amps-ruliml shown by Iln- nn-niln-rs nl' tln- Bloc-lx-li pep 4-lull. 'l'ln'0ug1li its vurif-cl prnjc-4-ls, such us niuking anal puinling thc- llllu- and ye-llow flush curmls znul lluving lmlu- sale-s, ilu- orgunizutimi, which was inaulc- up ol' girls lrmn graulvs nine- llirougll tw:-lv:-, provicli-el for lu-llc-r l'G'l1lll0llSlllllS anal lric-nclsliips annung ilu- nn-:nbc-rs ol' ilu- 1lil'l'1-rc-nt 1-lussvs. 'l'ln- 1-luli was initiate-fl this ye-ur by ills- 1-lu-1-rlm-alle-rs to l-0l'W'ill'1l si-Imol spiril, to re-ntlur service- ln ilu- school, mul lo lnlvlx our lvanns in 1-vm-ry waxy possible. l'Ia lSll vaml Sl'l'll0ll przu'li1'1-s lu-lorv lonllrull gznnn- T9 Music Benefits Many This year, the music department has taken a placc of great importance in our curriculum of school activ- ities. The large, active membership in all the musical groups has shown that the student body is beginning to realize the benefits and enjoyments which partici- pation in music offers. llisplaying several humorous and interesting man- euvers, the marching band, under the direction of Mr. Faulkner, played at our home football games. Their marching prowess was further demonstrated at the annual University of Michigan Band Day and in the Halloween and Santa Claus parades. A special pep hand was organized during the basketball season to keep both the crowd and team spirit at high level. Throughout the year the band played at various as- semblies and participated in the Grand Valley Band Festival. Ufficers for the year were Peg Carlson, pres- ident: Marilyn Bergmans, vice-president: Mary Lynne Holcomb, secretary: Marylyn Harrett, treasurer. Proceeds from the Viiinter Band Concert went to- ward trips by the group first to Ann Arbor and later to East, Lansing, where valuable criticism and exper- ience in working with college musicians and direc- tors was received. The ,I unior Band, also under Mr. Faulkner's direc- tion, performed at many junior high activities. Sev- eral members of this band, composed entirely of seventh and eighth graders, were given an opportun- ity to march with the Senior Band during the half- ORCHESTRA Sectedq J, Mitchell, C. Coombs, J. Hersher, D. Allen, J. Humphrey, M, Hersher, M. Bytwerk, K. O'Mulley. Standing: R. Jackoboice, D. Becker, time ceremonies of the football games. Along with performing in regular assemblies and music concerts, the Girls' Clee Club caroled in the elementary schools at Christmas and entered the dis- trict vocal festival held at Junior College. Tory Buchen served as president of the organization, Kathy Bennett as vice-president, and Mary Ellen Bone as secretary. Very actiye this year, the Mixed Choir, led by presidents Dick Emshwiller and Lee Burgett, secre- tary Sue Wihite, and treasurer Phil Albert, sang in both the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies and in the Spring Concert. The choir was invited to sing in a combined city choir with the Symphony Orches- tra, at a high school P.T.A. meeting, and in the Grand Valley Vocal Festival. ln March the group traveled to Ann Arbor and East Lansing and benefited by hearing various university choral groups. Chaperoned by Mrs. Prange and Mrs. Michaels, the choir mem- bers traveled by bus and stayed one night on the campus of Michigan State University. Under the direction of Mr. Kingsbury, the orches- tra performed at the junior and senior plays, the honor society assembly, and commencement. The sophomore and junior girls organized triple trios, which sang at various school functions through- out the year, and participated in the district music festival. The sophomores were selected to sing in the all-city variety show, Encore. G. Howitl, B. Bovee, F. Gray, T. Panflind, D. Loomis, J. Ponllind, B, Gordon, J. Willwerth, Mr. Kingsbury, J Folyer. Absent: B. Tigelcor. NX Wifi! fix! we 'al ll --A sw Q MIXED CHOIR First How B. Friend, S. Fyte, A. Ellis, J. Prange, S. Plasmcn, V. Thede S P. Kravitz, S. Marsden, C. Fisher, P Vader, P. Carlson, L. Bovee, Elias, M. Pearson, N. Plumb, J. Smith, Mr. Faulkner. Second Ro R. Rhinerson, M. A. Ellis, D. Simpson, L. Simpson, R. Teggelaar, Warn, R. Road, L. Cartier, P. Richel, M, K. Worsfold, C. Becker, Dunn, N. Bloink. Third Row S. White, B. Beaudrias, P. Carrow, Osier, E Howlett, E. Vollmer, A. Alsover, S. Engel, B. Abbenante, GIRLS' GLEE CLUB w H B P R Friend, P. Smith, P, Albert, l. Kildegaard, S. Wheeler, D. Michaels, J. Thompson, L. Turk. Fourth Row: S. Otto, J. Swart, L. Lang, L. Young, S. Dykstra, G. Maranda, B. Mero, N. Jillson, L. Loveland, M. Ritter, M. Wennerstrom, D. Emshwiller, B. Fairbanks, E. Wlerstra, P. Claus, L. Burgett, D. Syrnanski, J. Edgar, L. Mulnix, S. Troug. Absent V. Smith, M. A. Klinknel, J. Mast, T. Boyle. first Row J. Gillard, C. Duemle-r, P. Vader, S. Nind, C. Falarski, R. M. Ritter, K. Cassidy, S. Cooper, A. Hauenstein, S. Grimes, S. Hill- Krucke, D. Merrillat, M. Herscher, K Meyer, Mr. Faulkner. Second Row strom, T. Buchen, P. Carlson, T. Leidlein, P. Sweet, K, Bennett, B A, Oltman, A, Rolph, M. A. Dwyer, M. Pearson, S. MacWhirter, N. Sinclair, C. Beach, M. Meyer. Accornpanist M. E. Bone. Absent Kingwell, K. Van Overloop, S. Abbenant-w, S. Roetman. Third Row. V. Smith. L E . s . . 1 . . 5 I t. lil M My NSSWB. We x 5 , N rv v 'X Q? 4 Qs-. ,r .Mfg . ,H wil iw is .- S. y E 3. X. x -aw HOMECOMING Front A. Vcrhcy, C. Becker. Back: M. A. Ctock, M. Herrick, L. White, J. Monger, M. K. Sandy, Beauty Reigns at Homecoming Nach fall the llUlllt'l'0llIillgI t'CI'PIllOIlf is looked forwarrl to with much 1-age-r anticipation. Mmnhcrs ot' the ll0Illf'C0lllillgI, vourt are first nominatml by thv junior and svnior vlassvs aml thvn xotwl on hy tht- vntirv stuclvnt hotly. Thr- annual t't'I'l'lll0Ilf' was held during halftimv ol' the- Halst- l.ow4-ll football ganna-. with Larry White and JoAnn NIOIIQLPI' lu-ing vrowm-ml King aml Quvvn hy Mr. St'llill'lIlill'k. Following tht- ganw, a royal Il0lIIt't'0lIIillQ,C mlamw- was hvlfl in tht- high svhool gynl. I,HlHll'tllt0l1S for llmm-running: liam-v W ,par ,:. 'Y' L Q, 1 If U6 lxing Larry und Quvn-n Jo,-Kun J ,W -f f MF? in ,Q My ! ,z I .Q 3 ' 3 sgf, 5 if ' W ,ff . F FIRST TEAM FOOTBALL First Row' D. Harrison, J. Oosting, R. Dunwell, B. Fairbanks, P. Green, R. Tonkel, l., White, D. VanderVeen, B. Kirkpatrick, D. Petrick, M. Fishman. Second Row: B. Shade, B. Word, T, Gravengood, R, Clilt, J. Kirchgessner, T. Spooner, C. Andrews, G. Avis, L. Burgett, J. McCor- Gridders Earn This yearis football team was undoubtedly the greatest in the history of East High School. The well- balanced. powerful squad treated the enthusiastic fans to nearly every thrill imaginable. Fairbanks pulled down 'l'onkel's last-minute touchdown pass in the Uttawa game to trip the lndians. and Uunwell did the trick again in the final thirty seconds of the Cod- win tilt as he crossed the goal line after grabbing a long aerial from Andrews. The Pioneers then showed their mastery by downing Vlyoming Park and crush- ing l.owell by a 58-ll score. After edging old jinx Lee. East blanked the highly rated Rockford and Grand- villc squads hy 25-0 and 40-ll rallies. Finally the grid- ders ended their perfect season hy defeating a plucliy' SECOND TEAM FOOTBALL First Row: M. Caswell, B. Lantingo, B. Bronstrom, B. Wood, S. Wheeler, C. Weil, D. Molhoek, M. Wciwee, B. Osterink, R. Douma, J. Wendell, S. Smith, J. Sebostoin, S. Holmes. Second Row: R. Muir, J, Reed, D. Molhoek, T, Beniamin, R. Clay, H. Steketee, D, Wood, C. Cutter, B. Herrick, B. Murray, J. Beeman, C. Walter, D. Gray, B. Lilly, J. Most, 4 v.. l mick, D. Vidro, J. Leidlein. Third Row' C. Rood lMgr.l, D. Dunwell lMgr.l, J. C. McDonald, L. Biehn, B. Schuck, H. Heintzelman, B. Grant. S. Maentz, J. Frey, Coach Smith, Couch Nestor, Coach Kuta. Highest Honors lielloggsvillc eleven. In his first year at East, Coach Nestor deserves much credit for the outstanding success of the team. He and his assistants, Coaches Kuta and Smith, were responsible for molding the competent candidates into an integrated football powerhouse. The over- whelming acquisition of the Grand Valley Crown was just the beginning of honors to be won by the team. East not only was voted Michigan's Class B Cham- pion, but also placed three men on the All-State team. First and second string awards were received by Ton- kel and Fairbanks, respectively, and Burgett earned honorable mention. Nearly every starting player was named in All-Valley polls. Coach Porter, Third Row: L. Delamorter, J. Johnson, J. Grube, J. Heft- ner, R. Rhinerson, L. ldema, B. Manger, J. Seyster, G. Stevens, D, Maclntyre, C, Hexton, R. Finch, R. Boorsma, J. Porter, T. Ogden, L. Bridge, L. Delamorter. Sl! I5 .. M.-- 1 e y . , ...,..........e... x ,Q slnnnrlr if DICK PETRICK DAVE VANDER VEEN w I RON DUNWELL Emgenv wa-me Score East... .....13 East... ...20 East... ...58 East... ...22 East... ...20 East... ...25 East... ...40 East .......... 'I 3 Total 21 'I ..,, A ,izau . IQQ.: M MIKE FISHMAN PECK GREEN Board Ottawa . , . . . . 7 Godwin ...... 'I3 Lowell . . . . . . 0 Wyoming ..... 6 Lee ..... . . , 19 Rockford ...... 0 Grandville .... 0 Kelloggsville , . . 6 Toicll 51 ooN HARRISON i .QACK OOSTING BRUCE FAIRBANKS ROCKY TONKEL BRUCE KIRKPIURICIZ FIRST TEAM BASKETBALL Kneeling Couch Kino, R. Dunwell, Standing: Mgr. R. Cliff, L, White, B. Grunt, C. Jennings, J. Carson, J. Barton. S. Mcienlz, C. Andrews, B. Bonfiold, D, King, L. Mulvihill, B. Fairbanks, Pioneers Win District Title 'l'lw 1055-l050 vugv IUZIIII ilvlluitc-cl all its l'0lllit'l'4'lN't' l-OI'NSill'ilS Nlilitllll.. King :xml Grunt. The l'imu'c-rs tralim-il intvnsiu-ly lm' tha- llistriv i0lll'llillIN'lll amnl their thirll clash with Wymning Furla. lfiaisl llllll0lllJlPlilf play-il its hcfsl gains- ul' thi uppmu-nls 1-xvvpl xxiftllllillgl Iiilflx to 1-.zrn svvoml plum' lmnors lim' Rust. ti0Zll'll IXIIILIHS iss-ll-lmlzllws-ml squaul sllmswl sta-auly illllH'0Yt'llll'lll LilI'0llLIll0lll thc- vainl- liiliglll lllltl Cillllt' hawk tu upsm-I Xxiytilllillgl wliilv storm- sf-usnn against thx- Yilxings mul rmnpml to an vusj ing its may to thv llistrivt lillv. ln IIUII-l'0lll'0l't'lll'1' play lfust lrippwl Cranial liuw-n in il thrilling mm'- timv till mul Slll-l-Pl't'tl 1l1'l'i'illS to pmsvrlul tihristizm. win. i,4'liPillillgI Cmlwin in the liinuls ganv ilu- vang:-r their District tirmsn. 'l'ln- sc-alsml vluswl with thc- lus to Knlnniumm Flute High rluring tha- SQ'llli-iiillilli 0 thv ltr-gimml 'liourmunm-nt. 'llllilttih llllil Hastings' squauls. tiuuvli l,0l'l1'l'iH rvsvru- squaul turnvrl in il 1-rc-mlilalhl Ili-pr-mlaililv guauwl .'xll1iI't'NNS I1-va-in-ll .'Xll-tinnl'vr- mica- first tvaun hunors. uliili- lliglll-Sl'Ul'illg1 vs-nh-r ll-3 rvvurrl rluring sc-usml play. Smith was volvil Illtll l aiirhunlxs 1-uriii-rl an sm-vnml lvsim amurrl. Ulha-r nut- uralhle- Uillllilill mul most Xillllilllll' pluyvr., uml lfliu slumling lN'l'l'Ul'lIll'I'F im-luih-ml lU,llill'4l lflurlun. 4-ml l'i-01-in-iltln-mustin1prm'1'1lplays-l'amul'1l. SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL H Heinlzelmnn, D Molhoek, L Osterink, P, Leech, R. Doumo, S. Wood, M. Wowee, B. Herrick, J. Wendell, Mgr. A. Rogers, Mgr. B, Holmes, J. Frey, C. Weil, S. Smith, J. Reed, D. Elias, C. Wullei, J. Cori, Couch Pollen. I 1 .Isl Isl Isl Isl Isl Isl Isl Isl Isl Isl Isl Isl Isl Isl Isl Ir-l Isl Isl Isl lm Vlllllllll ll S4 ll: ll T0 ll TIG T12 T-l flll fill Tl lil lil TH Tl lvl 0.5 HHS nlanl SIS llln lslxlC'l'llXl.l. Ullli litllllll llllflsllllll lA'l' llrululxilll XX fanning lllllllllll l.ImI-II lllN'lxl'0I'll llllillill l,l'l' llI'llllllXllll lnlllllll llQ'Xl'll XX Xllllllllg lnlNllSIll l,ImI-ll llovlxllortl llalsllllgs Won ll. l.usl 3 IlIs'l'IlI11'l' NN fllllllllg lrUllXSIll .ml lllClLIlbX Xl. T3 lll 11 '17 lull ll-ll So Tl 32 -ll Til 0.5 31, .rl 'lil Tir WI .ml lX2llAlIllllL1lU sl'lll' 0,4 ll1'1'illIs4'Hl llu- lalrgn- llllllllNl ul Xilllllgl slxvllnll l'aIIIIlI1lIIlI's. il lllII'll ltllll sc-Il 1'llllI'l'lX ul lrl lllmll was or gaunm-Il l'Ilul4-Il ln l.u4I1'lI Nlllllll ll llusll nun s4'X4'll ganna-s Nllllt' Ilrupplng, mllx Inu li' Ilra-ms slr FRESHMAN TEAM BASKETBALL T lodd, f Cullvv, D Gray, B. Brcnsnom, J. Porler, D. Molhoek, D D. Wood, J. Cwubx-, l Scvu L Baldwin, Conch Smith, M. Coxwe-ll, F Sparks, l. Bridge, T, Beniumin, rum 1223! uml llrunt HSI xsulvll king: nlm-flu-I Ultima shot l,llllDl'II 0lIiIllilll1'lIN4'l'S Wyulning up gy ks Pioneer 4II'lV4'4 III ior lay-up 1 in Action lilv nth-nip Nlulvi hx 'Ph llill l'0IIIllS for lun points 1lro'm4 l'I'll0IIIl4ih 4lI'P5Ilil4' Yikin wking lalvliu si i an 3' 'T'-r s . SWIMMING TEAM First Row: J. Phillips, L. Mulnix, C. Oviatt, S. Ryan, J, Vogt, F. Searl, Stubbs, L. Carpenter, R. Friend, D. Conway, B. Henriksen, D. Alex- C. Raber, J. Oosting, D. VanderVeen, J. Chandler, D. Mehney, B. Manger, T. Parrish. Second Row- N. Kravitz, C. Rood, B. Griffin, T. Vollmer, B. Ward, N. Bosch, S. Larned, L. Biehn, J. Post, H, Steketee, R. Vandenllosch, D. Seebers, J. Beeman, V. Jillson. Third Row: Coach ander, J. Sebastain, J. Brewer, G. Stevens, L. Allaben, C. Holcomb, B. Maclean, S. Martens, T. Roh, B. Lee, 1. Logie. Absent. P. Steketee, R. Rhinerson. B. Gunsser. Take Ninth State Crown The extensive program ol' Coach 'l'om Stubbs reap- ed rich rewards as East demolished all competition at the State Championship Swimming Meet in East Lansing. The l'ioneers scored a record total of l37 points against lVlichigan's foremost Class B schools to win easily their ninth consecutive crown. The victory was the culmination ol' another highly successful sea- son. in which the tankers swam a schedule composed almost entirely of Class A teams. liast started the year slowly, losing three of its first four contests: but as the rigorous workouts continuedt the tankers began to cut their times by seconds. 'llhe squad remained undefeated for the rest ol' thc dua meet season and compiled an enviable 7-3 record. B invitation East participated in a special Bowlin Green Meet, in Ohio, in which the swimmers placei second and came within one point ol' winning. Among the many records set by the Pioneers ar Fred Searl's 100 yard free style mark of 53.3, ,lac 0osting's 1:05.41 breast stroke time, and the new stat medley relay standard of 1152.5 by Lee Mulnix, Uos ing, Cai Raber, and Searl. As the victorious Senior prepare to leave, the nucleus ol' underclassmen is a ready eying championship number ten. Co-captains Scarl and ltahcr licccivc instructions at State Meet 4 Harriers Share Third liastis cross country team, fast becoming a major threat, in the Grand Valley, finished the season in a third place tie with Rockford. The squad's new coach, Marlin Frihart, helped to develop spirit and enthus- iasm among the hardy harricrs. Captain Bruce Gil- more consistently paced the two-milcrs hy taking first place honors in four dual tilts, setting the school record of 10:25 at Johnson Park and coppiug fourth in the Conference lVleet. juniors Bob Good and 'l'im Mcaulcy. finished strongly in all competition and, along with Bill war- iug, Dave llulilond, Steve lAllilHllll't', and lfrcd Vllill- wertll, provided most of the l'ionecrsi scoring punch. yg'a,.i,,g and q,il,,,,,r,. at pra,.li,.,. The team displayled first place poivcr and lots of depth while llillllllly downing l.cc, fr!'illltlVlllt', Rock- ford, and Godwin, hut it. was tripped up hy the pow- erful Vllyoming Park and Lowell squads. This record, coupled with fourth place in the Conference Meet, won the harriers their share of the third place honors. ln post-season competition the ever ilnproving team took second and fourth, respectively, in the YMCA and Regional meets at the rigorous lndian Trails circuit. Although graduation will cause the loss of four good men, a strong squad remains to tie for top honors in 1956. Runners take their mark ROSS COUNTRY Kneeling B. Hardman, L. Mulnix, N. Kravitz, B. Waring, P. Idemo, J. Beukemo, L. Custon, F. Willwerth, Mr. Frihart. Absent 8. Good, T. Meonley. Standing. J. Carroll, T. Miller, D. DuMond, C. Jennings, B. Gilmore. 97 IL-5 TRACK Firsf Row: M. Wawee, F. Willwerth, B. Kirkpatrick, B. Monger, B. Waring, R. Cliff, L. Sprite, B. Ward, D. Cook, N. Bellis, D. Pryce, S. laChance, M. Fishman, B. Meek, S. Brenner, J. Frey, T. Smith, C. Road. Second Row: B. Lee, W. Seys, J. Ragsdale, L. Biehn, J. Post, B. Can- rad, J. Carroll, G. Stevens, J. Karlzen, B. Schuck, D. Mehney, L. Ost- erink, S. Holmes, B. Hardman, T. Meanley, P. Leech, J. C. McDonald, D. Dunwell. Third Row: B. Jones, B, Baron, J. Merchant, T. Miller, D. f Ls Vidro, D. DuMond, R. Dunwell, J. Oosring, B. Gilmore, F. Searl, J. McCormick, C. Stellin, N. Bosch, C. Hexton, J. Post, G. Avis, L. Mul- nix, C. Jennings. Fourth Row: Mr. Smith, T. Vollmer, D, Leavenworth, D. Moser, P. Chamberlain, O. Bliss, D. King, B. Fairbanks, R. Black- port, J. Dolan, J. McColl, J. Fentress, R. Tonkel, L. Mulvihill, H. Heint- zelman, P. Green, J. Kirchgessner, C. Andrews, D. Creighton, J. Ken- nedy, Coach Waterman. Championship for Trackmen The 1955 l'ioneer thinclads outpointed their Grand Valley opponents by a 4--1 margin as they crushed all opposition in rolling to their third successive confer- ence crown. The successful squad was piloted by Coaches Reed Wraterman, a master at the art of jig- gling talent, and Art Smith, who served as field event advisor. ln the crucial Grandville meet the tracksters dis- played their tremendous depth and scoring punch while overpowering the tenacious Bulldogs, 66-44. Then, to put the Valley championship on ice, East rolled up a winning total of 52521 points in the Con- ference Meet at Lee Field and remained undefeat- ed in league competition. The success of the team can be attributed to fine coaching and ample reserve power in all field and running events. Among the leading seniors were quarter miler, Roger Blaclsport: pole vaulter, Orville Bliss: and hurdler, Dick Moser. Other excellent performers in- cluded Bruce Fairbanks, Rocky Tonkel, and Norm Bellis. During the Regional Meet six men, Blackport, Tonkel, Bellis, Fairbanks, Bliss, and Bruce Schuck, qualified to participate in the State Class B Meet at Ann Arbor, where the triumphant season was brought to a close. Wvawee demonstrates correct hurdle approach DUAL MEET SCORES 151A Wai East -- --- 9426 Rockford ,,..,., , East -- 90 Vifyoniing . ,,,. 1 East -- 32 Lee ,,..,................,,,.,, 28 East f 66 Crandville ...... 44 East 1 84 Lowell .....,,,,,, ,,.... 2 6 East - 71 Godwin ......,,,,,,.., 39 2 ' ' ,ru 'lm wit in, l I N 55 Q a H if N , . ,. Q M i ,, 2: if . xv 5 I' J .S 4 ' 3- ml W - in gi ' W Q ,t fu. v-sm Pl NNIS First Row Mr. Kutsche, B. Herrick, S. Lurned, N. Kravitz, T. Gruven- Row, J. Freeman, G, Damoose, D. Berles, B. Heaney, .l. Barton, J, good, S. Rugsdcle, J, Logie, P. Claus. Second Row: D. VonderVeen, G. Young, D. Collins, B. Murray, B. Wood, M. Thompson, S, Muentz. third Bissell, J. Vogt. Class-B Title for Netters An outstanding tonnis ti-ani has he-conw a common ,'l'lll'illN'1' at East. ln kPt'IlillgI with this tratlition, ,st yi-ar's sqnzul, unrlc-r thi- spiritwl If-ailersliip ol' oat-I1 William Kutsclu-, liail a near-pvrfvot sf-ason. ln- na-ttf-rs vruslwil all lvagiw competition to earn isily the-ir si-vc-ntli straight Cransl Valley crown. ln-y tlu-n wvnt on to win the livgional lionors anil iv Statv Class B llllanipionsliip 'l'ournanivnt at Kal- nazoo. ln aslslition, tlie- Pionvvrs ilvfeateil all their ty school opponvnts to lwcolm' lllylilifili Grand apirls llllalnpions. lirc-utlwr ut State- Finals 99 Tito tt-ani playvll a rigorous svlivclule- ol' Ill0l't' tlian twvnty llIilll'll0S anrl lost only twivv to llollanil anil Kalamazoo Stale High rs-sp1'1'tiyvly. tloavli Kutsvllo fornieil his inrloniitalilu ilgL:.fl't'l1illitlll from a lwvy' of vonlpotvnt tc-nnis plays-rs. Sc-niors, Glvn Young, lilavv Berlvs, ansl Brian llc-aiivy, lt-ml lln- strong attavlx wllilo Mike VIYIIUIIIIDSOII, Scott Mavntz, Dave- Vanlle-r Yoon, ,lim Barton, anil Norm Kravitz proyiilml tliu TIPIITII anrl spirit that wow- tln- nf-ttvrs into tliv in- vincible- combination. livrlt-5 svrvvs to llollunil oppoln-nt BASEBALL TEAM Kneeling L. Carpenter, B. Gonsser, B. McAllister, R. Doumo, T. - Ghy D, Seeber, T, Schultz, D, Ruffin, B. Grunt, C. Helms, R. Becker, R. Br sets, N. Craemer, J. Wood, B. Shade, J, Emcn. Standing: Coach Kuta, under, R. Smith, R. Finch, M. Meyers. Batters Battle Brauely l'l.iying in at highly t-oinpvtitivv, l'Yt'llly-llllllCil6ll lcnguc-. last. f0lll'.S liaisvhaill i0illIl turnvtl in at vory twvtlituhlt- 0-ti rocortl to t'ill'll thirtl plum' honors for Rust. liozn-h Frank Kuta again It-il tho vnthusiustic squutl nntl was lurgt-ly rvsponsihlo lor tht- strong tvzun unity alntl spirit. 'lille' l'ion0t'rs stnrtvtl illlIll'PSSiVl iy., winning livt- ol' tht-ir first si-von contests, but lluictl slightly cluring the stretch tlrivv ol' the stiff, twelve ganna- sclie-tlulv. 'l'lu- tension was high throughout tht- sc-uson. he-cause East rvnmiiivtl u vontentler for tht- top spot until tht- final gaune. Norm iil't'itlIlPI'iS stt-llur pitching ptrrlorniunccs :uni liattvl' upl tht- able t'ntt'hing zintl hitting ol' ililllll llhysvls no only svrvvtl us ll hzu-khonv lor the- squzul. hut ailse won tht-sv mon positions on the All-lfoiil'c-i'0iivv hon orury bust-bull tvann. A grvait niuny untlt-rclnssine-I lielpt-tl nuilw up l'iaist's squzul. Among tht- rt-turnin5 lt-ttf-r winnvrs wort' pitvhvr untl thirtl lmsc-liiatli, Bil Grunt: short-stop, lit-nnis liulilina svvontl hast-niuu Bob liltiftllistorz outfivltlvr, ,laiclx Vilootlz untl lirs haiseniani, Stove Wlievlvr. The base-hull tcaun. whos thrills rungetl from the 12-2 sluughtvr ol' Xwvytllllill Park to liiv one-run :lc-visions, thus vmlml thvir vx citing your. lfourh lxutu grin-s hoys pointvrs x i, E' 5 5 1 F' 3 to ii 2 l I tlmu-In S1'llllll'l', in luis linal yvalr at lfast, pilotr-tl asl xvar's hlI1't't'S5l'lll gnll' squaml. Sam Curl It-tl tht- ln-am lllblll as captain aml as numlwr om- mam. Svc- nncl aml tllircl spots in-rv In-Ill llown lry Holi limi- lic-l4l aml Larry Xlliitc- tllruuggll most ul' tllv !il'llSUll. wllilt' ,lon l i0Nl1'l'. .lulm Xllarelrop. llam Stout-, aml Qtvu' Rum Slltll't'1l lmnors lm' llmrtln aml l'il'tl1 plavvs. 5lll1'l' ltasl I5 llu- unly Yallvy sa-lmul xsitll an QLtlll'l1'illlI, 'unlpt-litiml was on a Illlll-lvllgllltx lbasis witll Crawl llapiels squaels. 'l'ln- tm-am play-al alrly llll'tltlgIll the- Ftlllglll vity svllwlttlu- aml linislu-al tht- SUQISUII with a it-spc-vlailblv 'S 3 ln post-svasun l'UllllN'lIll0ll llllx gnllvrs 4 - lrt-nu-ly uf-Il. Hy vaptllring svvmul place' in tln- Class B llc-gimlzlls at liasvaulv Hills Country lilulr, lllf'y gain:-tl KI starting lwrtll in tllv Stall- 'l'0urnam1-nt. For 'llis important vuntt-st, Hust j0llI'lH'f't'll to lilllillllllltlll. n'lu-rv it mvt lllt' vrc-ant ol' lxllt'lllgItlIl-S lilass B gall' 4-ams. Vlvlwn tlw clulls wort- put away anml tht- svorvs lallivcl, it was 1lisvm'1'rv4l tllat tlla- l,l0llt't'l'S. 3-17 point otal llml nun tln-m l'il'tl1 plavv. GOLF rc-vurtl. xv , K fl 4- llmll'i4'l1l lrlasts out ol' sam Fare Well on Fairways 5- RYUY1, J- F0Wlef, l-A While, H- Slime, B. Bonlield, S, Corl. Absent: Coach Schiller, J. Wordrop. ltll p layers keep eyes on hall Battle for jump Wrestling Added to Intramurals Enthusiastic players invatletl the gym every 'llllllI'Silily afternoon tluring the winter months for intramural basketball, untler the supervision ol' Coach Smith. Much competition antl rivalry was tlisplaycml by the spiritetl participants, who hail a chance to have lun while improving their basketball skills. Wrestling was atltlecl to the list of sports olferretl at East to provitle a spot for those boys who tlitl not go out for any other winter competitive sport. Although wrestling was on an intramural basis this year, Coach Nestor hopes to inaugurate inter-school wrestling which woulrl inclutle most ol' the schools on our swinl- ming schctlulc. Boys in junior high also participated in an active intramural program tlirectctl by Coach Smith. lxirrhgcssucr anrl llurgett tll'lll0llSll'3lt' scissors' holtl -sw.. M.. 'gin -rkp K . , me w W' ,se ,f A ,W s M liii fs AJKXQA . git . 'Na Q1 sl Nam -1.. , I ,,.. A 4 A My -..,,......... , , ,, ,L , I Nl 'N1 I ..v.,....., SENIOR G.A.A. OFFICERS Front Row: M, Tonkel lsecretcryl, M. A, Terry- berry lvice-presidenll. Hack Row: Miss Straight Icdvisorl, D. Tigelaur Ipresidentl, K. Sfeffes- sen ttrecsurerl. I I Sportsmanship Enco Unslcr thc guillancc ol' Miss Straight, ilu- Scnior Girls' Athlctic Association inauguratctl a new pro- granl. Sincc the-rc wcrc no social clubs from which to I'0I'lll tcanis, conlpctition in various sports was I1cI1I he-twccn graulcs. Mary Ralph, Nlargo Ialcc, Yvonnc Ilotlgson. an1I Suc Muir wcrc choscn tcani captains. Among thc ycaris activitics was thc annual watcr Imllf-I unclcr thc stutlcnt tlircclion ol' Iiarol Ralph. Margic Ilcrrick, an4I I'cg Usicr. Tlu- tlccorations as uraged In G.A.A. wr-ll as thc aquatic numhcrs carricfl out thc thcnu- ol' loylantl. Mcnihcrs ol' G.A.A. rcccivccl points for participat- ing in both group ansl in1Iivi1IuaI sports. Girls carn- ing cnough points were prcscntcml with awarals at thc cncl ol' thc ycar, anxl thc graulc winning thc most tcam sports rcccivccl a trophy. lVIrs. Bos again sponsors-tl ,Iunior G.A.A. 'I'hc group nict on Monclay nights anal playcal such sports as socccr, haslwthall, vollcyhall, antl soI'thaII. 1, M. . JUNIOR G.A.A. OFFICERS Kneeling: S. Graham fvice-presidentl, S, logie prezidenf. Standing- J. Terryberry fsecretary- treclsurerl, J, Mulnix lsports mcncgerl. Absent: Mrs. Bos tcdviscrl. 103 ,A ,-.rM,.W W,aW,f.a .,.,q:.,m,. FM.. ' I St. M Donkey lluslwtlmll Squads Vfuiling for u llilllllfllll? Seniors at Student Mixer Line drill for Cond-bye, My Fancy Backstage Svramlmle Our Basketball Statistician E Tornado Relief YI! mist ln- Friday! ..... .J East llighl luvulislh ,. V52-ev X Pu Upvralliml Frm lrru ruling: flats for Sr. Play 4614 Jul! pI'05!l'lllH Long mul short of Jr. R in Cflur -,.., ... ..,... . .. .., 143'f3V3 , r W N ,,,fV' ' 4 X? A W N 4, V' f :'1'?f,'?Q fy, M iff N' ?L - , 3, in Q es 1: ' .ifw 25 1 1.-wwf 'ax W f 5 if M753 ,L A 2 213:52 M, 'F ,fi kwfxnff 3 vga Eff f 541,35 5? ,r ' 4 Xa ,ug 4 Q' Q M N X 5- iff N . k Q N 4' 1 's -A.. Abbenante, Barbara. .36, Abbenante, Sandra ..... Adamy, Mr. Maurice. .. Agnello, Martha . . . Agnew, Suzanne . . . Aitken, Claire .... Albers, Barbara. . . . . . Albers Dorothy... Albert,1 Phil ............ Branstrom, Bill ............ 42, 88, 93 Alfenito, Susan. .42, 57, Allaben, Mrs. Allaben, Larry .......... Allen, Dorothy ....... Alsover, Anne ....... Alsover, Marie ........ Anderson, Mr. Lester .... 62, 70, . . .42, 42, 56, Alexander, Don ......... Alexander, Miss Sylvia. . . 64, 69, Joanna ...... 11136 82 69 49 69 18 39 1 Anderson, Marlene ........ Anderson, Mike ........... Andrews, Chuck ..... 36, 78, 88, Andrews, George ....... . . . ....92 63 Anlble, Phil ...... ...... . Apted, Dora ...... .... 1 8, 58, Arens, Carol ................. Armstrong, Chuck ......... Ashley, Mrs. Geraldine. .... Ashley, Walter ............ Atkinson, Drake ,....... 18, 56, Attwood, Jean .18, 56, 57, 58, 62, Attwood, Susan ..... 39, 57, 68, Aument, Katie .......... Avis, Glen. .36, 56, 58, 78, 81, Baar, Bonnie. . . Backus, Susan. .. .. . Baer, Halle ..... Baines, Dave ..... Baird, Maryellen. . . Baker, Tomelyn. . . Baldwin, Dana .... Baldwin, Judy .... Balkema, Karen .... Barclay, Betsy .... Barkwell, Betsy. . . Baron, Bruce .... Barret, Dave ...... Barrows, Cheryl ...... . . . . .l.8., ...42, ...42, Barth, Mrs. Violetta ........... 18 88 92 Barth, Sheila ................ Barton, Jim ..... 18, 63, 64, 78, Batts, Jim .................. Baxter, Poage ............. 42, Beach, Carolyn.. . . . .18, Beaudrias, Blake ........... 36, Beaudrias, Shelley ....... 39, 68 Bechstein, Carol ...... 36 80 36, 59, 66 71 , 66 .39, 49 42 61 61 39, 69 66 76 71 ......49, 83 60 Becker, Cibbi ....... 36, 62, 82, Becker, Dick .... ..... . . .49, Beeman, John .... ....... 4 2, Beerbohm, Judy .... Belkin, Marilyn. . . Bellaire, Sara. . . Bellis, Elaine.. . Bellis, Norman ..... Beniamin, Anne ....... Beniamin, Blakeslee .... ....39, ...,36, Benjamin, Tom ............ 42, Bennett, Kathy. 39, 57, 6 Berg, Ben........... Berger, Dale. . . . . . . Berger, Sue. . . ...... . Bennett, Chuck ......... 2, 68, 71 , 8 Bentley, Mrs. Bertha ..... ...18, 88 46 68 78 88 46 5 8, Bergmans, Marilyn ..... 18, 58, 63, 75, 76, 1 1 1 1 1 Index Berles, Mary. . . . Berman, Mimi. . . Berman, Ron. .. Bertsch, John .... Beukema, Jim ...... Beukema, Judy .... Beukema, Mary. . . Biehn, Dick .... Biehn, Larry... . Bird, Joanne. . . . .....42, 69, 72, .........42, . . .49, ...36, ...46, ... .39, 88, 96, . . ....... 46, Chandler, John ..... Clark, Susan. .. Clark, Terry .... Claus, Cynthia .... Claus, Peter .... 20, 73, 76, ....36, 73, Clay, Royce ................. Clay, Tom .................. Cliff, Ron. . .36, 56, 58, 78, 88, Cliff, Terry .................. Clock, Mary Ann ....... 20, 66, Cobo, Roberta .... sf 72 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Bissell, Jim . 19, Blackmore, Joyce. . . .......... . .42 Blackport, Bonnie ....... 39, 68, 72, 81 Block, Barbara .... ............ 4 9 Bloink, Nancy .......... . . .19, 66, 82 Bone, John .................. 36, 81 Bone, Mary Ellen. 19, 57, 66, 72, 76, 82 Bonfield, Bob ...... 19, 56, 58, 62, 64, 78, 92, 100 Boorsma, Ron ................ 42, 88 Boorsma, Staranne ................ 49 Bosch, Nick ........ ...36, 56, 96, 98 Bouchard, Jerry .... ........... 3 6 Bovee, Byron ..... . . .49, 80, 81 Bovee, Lloyd .... .. .46, 82 Bowen, .lan ...... ..,.. 4 6 Bowers, Charles .... ........ 4 6 Boyle, Terry ...... ........... 1 9, 82 Brenner, Steve ...... 19, 63, 64, 78, 98 Brewer, John... . ....... 39, 73, 96 Brewer, Mr. ...... .............. 1 5 Bridge, Leonard ........ 42, 81, 88, 93 Bridgman, Alice. .. ......... 36, 77 Brink, Joan ..... .. .42, 69, 74, 81 Brown, Barbara. . . . . . .... . .49, 62 Brown, Phyllis... ...... 39, 68 Bryant, Brookie. . . . . .39, 61, 68 Bryant, Carol. .. . ..... . .49 Bryant, Judy ..... . . .49, 60 Buchanan, Bill .... ....... 3 9 Buchen, Tory .... . . .42, 82 Burba, Ted .... ....... 4 6 Burge, Lee ..... ........ 3 6 Burge, Linda ..... .... 3 9, 61, 68 Burgess, Shirley .... ..... 4 6, 61, 81 Burgetl, Lee ...... .... 3 6, 78, 82, 88 Burgie, Gretchen ....... 19, 57, 58, 62, Cole, Cathy .... Collins, David. . . Collins, Hi ....... Collins, Robert .... Conrad, Boyd. . . Conway, Dan. . . Coombs, Carol .... Cooper, Susan .... Corl, Bob ...... Corl, Brooks ...... Courtright, Pam. . . Crawford, William. Curtis, Jean ....... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 63, 66, 77 Burleson, Beverley ............. 36, 70 Burleson, Joan ......... 39, 68, 71, 72 Burns, Ben ........ ........ 4 6, 81 Burton, Jim ......... .......... 4 9 Buschman, Mr. Mel... ..... 6, 56, 58 Byers, David .... ............ 1 9 Bytwerk, Mary ......... 42, 69, 80, 81 - C - Caldwell, Chris ...... .... 4 6 Caldwell, Gordon .... ..... 4 9 Caldwell, Mary .......... . . .42, 69 Calvird, Anne ................... 42 Carlberg, Nancy. 19, 58, 62, 63, 66, 76 Carlson, Peg.19, 58, 62, 63, 66, Bl, 82 102 Carpenter, Luther .... Carroll, Jack ........ Carrow, Pat .... Carson, Jim .... Linda. . Carson, Cartier, Carole. . Cartier, Lynne .... Cassidy, Carol. . Cassidy, Kay ..... Caslon, Lanny .... Caswell, Donna. Caswell, Mike .... Calhcart, Doug. Chambers, Brian .39, 96, 101, 36, 59, 65, 97, 98 39, 61, 62, 68, 82 ..........36, 92 .......49 ....20,66 ...42, 62, 82 .....42,69, 72 ...39,68, 71, 82 ....36, 73, 97 ...42, 88, 93 .......42 Chandler, Jane ...... . . . 108 39, 68, 72 ...36, 70, ' 1. 1 1. 5111 1 1 11531 '54, 78, 82, 42, 92, 77, 75 62, ....46, ..111i1 61, 42, .6.2., Cutler, Charles .... .... 4 2, 57, 88, - D - Dalga, Mrs. Juanita .............. Damoose, Garnet ..... .... 3 6, 64, Daniel, Dan ....... ......... Datema, Judy .................. Davies, Jim .................... Davis, Kay ...... 20, 63, 64, 66, 72, Davis, Marty ........... 42, 43, 69, Deane, Charles ....... ......... De Bruin, Mr. David .............. Deem, Sue ................... 36, DeHaan, Julie .... 20, 61, 66, 72 75 Delonge, Miss Helen ............. Delamarter, Larry. . . . . .43, DeLamarter, Louis. . . . . .43, Denman, Diane .... .... Dennen, Joy ..... . . .46, Deutsch, Julie .... .... DeVries, Karen .... .... DeVries, Marcia. . . . . .36, Dewey, Linda ...... .... 4 3, Dewey, Lucinda .... ......... Dexter, Terry ..... . . .39, 68 Dexter, Todd ..... ....... DeYoung, Betty .... . . . Dickinson, Kent .... . . . Dickinson, Prudy. . . . . . Dodge, Jim ...... ....... Dodge, Sue ..... ........ 4 3, Dodgson, Yvonne .... 37, 67, Donahue, Dan ..... Douglas, Richard. . . Douma, Rollin. .39, 57, 78, 92, 101, 1 Douse, Mrs. Margaret ......... Draeger, Carole.............. Drueke, Irene. . . . . .. Duemler, Carla ......... 39, 68, DuMond, David.. 20, 56, 58, 78, Dunakin, Janet ............ 50, Dunn, Barbara ...... 20, 63, 66, Dunn, Betsy .... ......... Dunn, Dorothy .... .......... Dunn, Jim .................. Dunwell, Dick. . . 37, 56, 78, Dunwell, Jim ....... Dunwell, Ron.20, 56, Durno, Ann ..... Dvorak, Betty ....... Dvorak, Tom ....... Dwyer, Mary Alice. . . Dykstra, Russell .... Dykstra, Sandra . . . 58, 78, 88 .37, 61, 62 ' ' 111 1151 .9, .43 76, 62. 97, 60, 72, 88 50,1 92 70 69, 46, 37 1 65, 1 1 Dykwel, Lorena ..... Eberts, Jerry .... .. Eby, Mrs. Ermyl. . . Edgar, Jim ...... Edwards, Jim ........ Elder, Jean ........... .ffis ...39 ....37, Elenbaas, Mrs. Myrtle. . .......... Elias, Dick ............ Elias, Sandra ....... .......39, .. .20, 66, 77, 77 Ellis, Andrea ........... 21, 66, Ellis, Mary Anne.2l, 62, 64, 66, 77 Emmons, Rosemary. . . . ..... 21, 66, Emmons, Terry ......... Emshwiller, Dick ..... .......50, .......21 Engel, Sandie ...... 37, 70, 72, 77, Erskine, John .... .............. Essner, Fred ..... Erwoad, Dennis. . . Erwood, Michael .... ifi Fairbanks, Bruce. .21, 78, 82, 88, 92 Fairchild, Lynn ......... Falarski, Carolee .... Faniay, Joan ....... Faude, Gail ........ ....37, 67 ....43, 69 ....37, 57 ......43 Faulkner, Mr. Warren ........ 9, 81 Ferguson, Bevany ..... .... 4 2, Fetherston, Mr. Roy .............. Fiebig, Frances ............... 40, Finch, Roger ......... 40, 88, 101, 1 68 74 Fisher, Carol .... 40, 56, 62, , Fishman, Mike ...... 21, 56, 57, 58, 87 88 Flynn, Patty. .. Foley, Linda. . . Folger, James. . . 1 . . .43, 57, 69, 43 ... .50, 80, 1 1 69, 1 1 Folkerts, Arlene. . . Folkerts, Nancy . . . Foote, John ..... Forrest, Jim . ..... . ...........46, Fowler, Fowler, Jon .... 21, Frantz, Melissa .,... Freeman, Betsy ..... Freeman, Roslyn. . . Frey, Dave ........ Frey, John .... . . Frey, Twinkie .... . Friend, Barbara .... Friend, Roger ...... 44, 56, 58, 62, 78, 100 . . ..... 43, 69, 72 . . . .43, 56, 62, .40, 78, 88, 92, . . . .21, 63, 66, . ...... 43, . .... 43, 82, Frihart, Mr. Marlin .... ....... 9 , Frisbie, Diane ...... ....... Fry, sin. ....... . . Fry, Wally . .................... Fyfe, Ellen. .40, 56, 65, 68, 71, 75, 66 Fyfe, Sandra .... 21, 63, , 75, 77, -3- Gallmeyer, Martha .... ..... 5 0, Gansser, Bill ...... Gansser, Robert. . . George, Bill ....... Geyer, Mrs. Verda. . Gezon, Don ....... Gilbert, Joanne. . . . ....... 43, ....22, 101, Gilbert, Susan .... Gillard, Joan ....... f f f f f f fini Gillard, Joelle. ......... 40, 68, 76 Gillesse, Mr. Adrian. Gillett, Miss Alla ,... Gillick, Sue ........ Gilmore, Bruce. . . . Gingell, Natalie. . . Glaser, Esther. . . Goebel, John .... Gollhardt, Ellen. . . Good, Barry .... Good, Robert .... . . . . . . . .40, 22, 78, 97, . . .47, 60, 22, 58, 62 .......50 QQ 151, 15. '61, 46 43 76 82 43 83 15 92 82 82 82 77 81 82 82 46 46 36 37 98 70 82 77 69 82 72 .6 71 02 82 78, 98 72 69 81 21 50 50 81 81 69 50 47 98 77 82 96 97 37 43 43 83 82 60 96 102 47 15 37 37 47 69 82 .9 60 68 98 62 63 81 49 43 99 Gordon, Brit ..,. .... 5 0, 80, 81 Gorman, Kathy ..... Graham, Judith .................. 40 Graham, Sue ..... 47, 61, 68, 103, 105 Grant, Bill .... 40, 88, 92, 98, 101, 102 49 Grant, Michael ..... Grant, Sue ...... Grass, Flora ..... Gravelle, Kim .... Gravengood, Tom. . . Gray, Amy ....... Gray, Denny .... Gray, Fred ...... Green, Margot .... Green, Peck ..... Hoult, Cynthia. . . Hoult, Holly. . . Hoult, John ..... Howald, Judy . .. Howell, Mr.. . . ...40, .....43, ....23, 57, Howitt, Gary.... .... Howlett, Craig ............... Howlett, Eleanor .... 37, 61, 70, Hudson, Carla .......... Hudson, Donna. .. Hummel, James... Humphrey, Joan .... 40, 68, Griffin, Mike .... ......... 4 7 Griffin, Robert .... .... 4 0, 96 Griffith, Susan... ........ . .47 Grill, Scott ...... ............. 4 3 Grimes, Sharon .... .... 4 3, 69, 72, 82 Griswold, Joe... ........ 49, 61 Grube, Jeff .... .... 4 3, 88, 93 ... H - Haiduck, Andrew .... ......... 5 0 Halstead, Tom ..... .... 3 7, 57, 78 Hanink, Steve .... ....... 4 3 Hansel, Bigitte .... . . .46 Hansen, Jerry ... ..... ..47 Hansen, Tom. .. ...... . .22 Hardman, Bob ..... ..... 3 7, 97, 98 Hardy, William. .. ........... . .47 Harrell, Marylyn. .. ...22, 57, 62, 66, 81 ldema, Larry .... . . . . ldema, Phil ..... . . . ldema, Steve .... ......... Irons, Bruce .... .......... ...37, 62, 64 Irwin, Bill... ...... . . . . Irons, Emmy. .. -1- Jack, Mary Sue ..... ..... Jackoboice, Richard .... .... 4 3 Jackson, Dennis ..... Jakeway, Tom .... Jarecki, Cheri. . . Jarecki, Judy .... Jarmer, Judith . .. 1 1 68, 61, 64 43, .40 77, 71 50, 43, 37, 47, 72 47, 80 Jeffery, James. . . ...... .47, Jeffery, Richard .............. 36, Jennings, Chuck .... .... 3 7, 92, 97, Jennings, Mickey.40, 57, 61, 65, 68, Jennings, Susan ................. Jillson, David ................... Janson, Nancy ...... 37, 70, 76, sz, Jillson, Victor ................ 43, Johnson, Jerry ............... 43, 74, 77, Harris, Mary .................... 37 Harris, Robert ................... 47 Harrison, Don.. .22, 29, 58, 64, 78, 88 Hart, Robert ................. 37, 81 Hart, William ..... .... 4 0, 74, 81 Harwood, Darcy .................. 47 Hathaway, Carol ................. 47 Hauenstein, Anne.22, 64, 66, 75, 77, 82 Hauenstein, Mary .......... 50, 61, 62 Haven, Phil ..................... 50 Hayes, Ronald ....... .......... 5 0 Heaney, Marilyn .............. 47, 60 Heaton, Mary ...... 39, 40, 57, 65, 68, 74, 76, 83 Heaton, Nancy... .... ......50 Hefferan, Bob ...... ....... 4 0 Hefferan, Suzanne. .. .... 47, 61 Heffner, Jay ....... ....... 4 3, 88 Heffner, Joanne ........... 22, 66, 77 Heintzelman, Howard .... 40, 78, 92, 98 Helmer, Roger ................... 50 Henrikson, Bill ...... . . .40, 81, 96 Henrikson, Mary .............. 47, 81 Henry, Judy .............. 43, 69, 72 Henry, Susan ....... 22, 57, 64, 66, 77 Herrick, Bill ..... ..... 4 0, 88, 92, 99 Herrick, Margie ..... 23, 64, 66, 77, 86 Herscher, Joanne ........... 50, 80, 81 Herscher, Mary .... .... 4 3, 69, 80, 82 Hexton, Calvin... ............. . .44 Hexton, Clayton ...... 40, 81, 88 98, 99 Heyt, John ............... 43, 56, 81 Hiemstra, Charlene ............... 50 Hill, Miss Mary .......... 9, 58, 74, 75 Hillstrom, Karen .................. 47 Johnson, Mrs. Lela. . . Johnson, Lois .... Johnston, Park. .. Jones, Bill ..... Jones, Dan .... Jordan, Jim ...... Jordan, Marilyn. . . -K Kalmbach, David .... Keister, Betsey .... 37, Hillstrom, Sally. .23, 66, 75, 76, 77, 82 Hoffius, Hoffman Holcomb Holcomb Dlrk .................... 50 , Lorraine ............. 43, 69 , Charles .......... 40, 81, 96 , John ................ 50, 81 77 Holcomb, Mary Lynne.23, 64, 75, , 81 Hollingsworth, Leslie .............. 43 Holmes, Janet ...... ........ 2 3, 66 Holmes, Linda. .. .......... 43, 81 Holmes, Spencer. .. . . .40, 56, 92, 99 Holt, Tim ....................... 43 Hook, Rusty ............ . . .50 Hoskins, Mr. I. Harlow .... . . .57 109 Keister, Lynn .... .......... 3 7, Keizer, Judy. . . ........... .37, Keller, Kathy ....... 43, 57, 69, 72, Kelley, Calvin .................. Kelm. Peggy. . . ..... 43, 69, 74, Kenyon, Victor. . . ....... . . .. Kettner, Ernest .... ,.,,,, Kildegaard, Ted ..... . . . 40, Kildegaard, Wayne. . . .... . . . . King, Richard ....... .. .23, 92, King, Tom ............ ........ Kingsbury, Mr. Ronald. ........ 10, Kingwell, Fred .................. Kingwell, Nancy ........ 40, 68, 71, Kinkema, Alison ................ Kirchgessner, Joe ....... 37, 78, 88, Kirkpatrick, Bruce .... 23, 63, 78, 88, Klaiber, Dick ...... ............ Klie, Chris ......... ...... Klinkner, Mari Ann .... 37, Knoblauch, Kris ...... ......... Koopman, Bob .................. Kravitz, Norman .... 24, 78, 96, 97, Kravitz, Phyllis.. .43, 61, 62, 69, 72, Kress, Kathy ................... Kress, Robert ................... Krissoff, Joel ................ 50, Krucke, Rosemary.4O, 61, 68, 71 76 Krumm, Charles ................. Krumm, Patricia. . . 1 1 1 Philbrick, Mr. Erwin. . . Krumm, William... .............. .50 Kuta, Mr. Frank. . .10, 88, 92,101,102 Kutsche, Mr. William ........ 10, 73, 99 ..L... La Chance, Steve .... Laitsch, Judy .... Laitsch, Mary ................... ...37,78,98 ........47 .47 Lamb, Sandra ................ 43, 69 Lamoreaux, Marcia. .40, 68, 71, 72, 83 Landman, Peggy ................. 50 Lane, Charles. .. - - -50 .. .40 Lantinga, Bruce. .. Lantinga, Phyllis .... Larned, Bill ...... Larned, Steve .... Lawford, Anne. . . Lee, Bill ....... Lee, Sharon. . Leech, Phil ..... ...47 ... .40, 96, 99 . . .24, 56, 96, 98 ...43, 69, 72, 81 ...40, 78, 92, 98 Leidlein, John .... .... Leidlein, Judy ........- .......37, 88 72,82 43, 69, Liberman, Judy ...... 24, 56, 63, 64, 77 Liberman, Sue ...... 4 0, 57, 68, 71, 83 Licence, June.24, 57, 58, 61, 62, 63, 74 Lillie, Barbara ...,............... 43 Lillie, Carolyn ................... 50 Lillie, John ..... Lilly, Barry ....... Lindberg, Pamela .... ........43 ....40, 88 ......47 List, Ted ........ .......... 4 3 Litscher, Sarah. . . ............. . .47 Littlefield, Alice ........ 37, 57, 64, 70 Logie, John ....... 37, 56, 57, 58, 61, 64, 96, 99 Logie, Shane... . . . Long, Lora. . . .. Long, Roger ..... Loomis, David .... Love, Susan ..... 47, 62,103,105 .........37, 82 ....43, 80, 81 Loveland, Linda ........... . . .37, 82 Lucas, Nancy .................... 40 Luce, Margot.40, 61, 68, 71, 72, 74, 83 Ludlow, Lynne ............. 40, 68, 87 Lyke, Jean ..... Lyke, Joan .... -M Maclntyre, Don ..... Maclntyre, Stewart. . . ......24,66 ....24,66 Mackay, Rosalie. . . . . .40, 57, 71, 75 MacLean, Bruce .... . . . MacWhirter, Sue ....... .......37, 96 ....43, 61,69 Maentz, Scott ....... 40, 78, 88, 92, 99 Malecki, Nancy .... . . . Mapes, Gail ..... Maranda, Gail. . . .......50, 81 ....37,62, 83 ......37, 76, 83 Maranda, Ricky .................. 50 Marsden, Sharon .... 40, Martin, Gillie .... Most, Jeff ..... Masten, Jane... Mayer, Janet .... Mayer, Julie ...... McAfee, Meredith. . . McAfee, Merrydale. . . McAllister, Bob ..... McAllister, Tom. . . 68, 71, 82, 87 .24, 58, 64, 73 ... .40, 73, 96 Martens, Si ........... Martens, Skip .... . . . . . .43, 65, 69, 72 82 ....40, ,88 .........40,68 ...40, 62, 68, 74 40, 68, 74, 76 ........47 ......37, 101 McBride. Sue ........... 43, 64, 69, 72 McCarthy, Arlene ............. 40, 71 McCarthy, Mr. Francis ............. 10 McCarthy, Gary ........ ......... 4 7 McCarty, Miss Frances .......... 10, 61 McCIave, William .... ....50, 61, 62 37 McCormick, Jim ............ , 88, 98 McDonald, J. C.. . . .. ...40, 78, 88, 98 McDonald, True ..... 24, 62, 63, 66, 74 Mncqy, Ruth ..... ........... 4 7, ai McKee, Michael. . . ....50 McKinley, McLaughlin, Fred. .. McMullen, Ann .... McParlan McSha ne, Mary Ellen McSween, Mrs. Hazel. Meanley, Edward.. Meanley, Meanley, Tim... .37, Medema, Bill ...... Mehney, Dave. . . Mehney, Sue. . . Melton, John... Merchant, Ann. . . Merchant, Jon .... Merillat, Dona. .. Merillat, Linda ...... Sue .......... 40, 68, 71 , Renee ........ 24, 57, 66 .......40,68 Jerry ............... 47, 62,74,78,97 ....37, 96 ....36, 62 ...,.40, .......44,69 r 1 Mero, Beth ......... 37, 62, 64, 70 Metcalf, William ................ Meyer, Bruce .... ............ Meyer, Katy ...... ...... 4 4, 69, Meyer, Marlene ........ 24, 66, 72, Meyer, Mrs. Mildred ..... 11, 59, 65 Meyers, Monty ........ 37, 58, 59, 65, 101, Michaels, Dave .... ........ 3 7, Mickens, Mr.. .. .. .. Miller, Dan .... .. Miller, Janet... .. Miller, Mike .... ...... . . . Miller, Sally... ....... .. . . Miller, Tom .... ...37, 78, 97, Mitchell, Joan... .... 47, 80, Molhoek, Dan ..... ...... 4 4, 88, Molhoek, Dave ......... 42, 44, 88, Manger, JoAnn. .25, 29, 58, 66, 77, Monger, Robert ..... 40, 56, 78, 96, Monique, Charles . . . Monique, Kay ............. 25, 66 Montgelas, Anne .... Montgelas, Mary. .. Moore, Bruce .... Moore, Marilyn .... Moser, Ellen ..... Muir, Robin .... . Muir, Susan ........ Muir, Thomas... . Mulder, Steve ...... Mulnix, Julie ....... Mulnix, Lee. .37, 73, Mulvihill, Larry ...... Murray, Bob ........ Needham, Patricia. . . Nelson, Mrs. Mildred. Nestor, Mr. Carl .... Newland, Miss Lucille Newsom, Anne. . . . . .. Nichols, Penny ...... Nind, Tom ..... Nind, Sally .... Nitz, Wally ..... Norman, Linda .... - O Oakley, George. .... O'Dell, Don ........ Ogden, Tom ....... Olsen, Mr. Harvey. .. Olsen, Karen ...... Oltman, Ann ..... Oltman, Robbie ..... O'Malley, Karin ..... Oosting, Jack .... 25, Orwant, Beverley .... Osier, Peggy ...... f .' f .'4d,'65 66, ..........44, 25, 63, 66, 72, ......25, .47, 62, 103, 105 78, 82, 96, 97, 98 ...36, 37, 92, ...39, 40, 81, . . .. .11, . .. .'.' 17, . . . .44, . 1441 '56, . . .'.'.'4k', f f fiiif '58, .......44,69 Ll, Bb, '7'4','zi6 56, 78, aa, 96 .' f .'i5,' Blsi 'ii Osterink, Bruce .............. .50, Osterink, Larry ...... Otto, Sandy .... . . Oviatt, Charl. . . Oviatt, Janet ....... 39, 40, 56, 92 .. .25, 66, 77 73, ...25, 110 78, 72 40 47 77 74 15 44 81 98 81 98 72 44 47 98 82 50 82 47 50 82 82 68 64, 102 82 15 47 37 47 47 98 81 93 92 86 98 50 81 50 74 44 50 77 88 87 40 42 98 99 47 11 88 11 61 69 50 81 44 46 47 25 88 11 69 82 50 81 98 47 82 60 98 82 96 47 .1 Page, Mary Kay ...... Pantlind, Jim .... Pantlind, Tam .... Parlberg, Wayne. . . Parrish, Tom ..... Payne, Sharon ..... Pearson, Mariorie .... Pender, Penny .... . Peterson, Doug .. Peterson, Jim... Petiet, Tom. . . Petrick, Dick .... Petrick, Rita ..... .. Pettersch, John .... . . . Phelps, Linda .......... Phillips, Jim ........ Plasman, Suzanne... Plett, .ludy ........ Plumb, Nancy... Poole, Sue ..... Porcelli, John .... Porter, John ........ Porter, Mr. Robert .... Post, Jim ............ Postmus, Miss Margaret.. Potter, John ........... Prange, Joyce .......... Prange, Miss Lucille .... Pratt, Lee ........... -Q.. Quint, Pamela ...... Raber, Cai. .26, 57, 58, Rahilly, Larry .......... Ralph, Carol ..... . . . Ralph, Mary ...... . . Ralston, Beverley ....... P... .......37, 57 44, 61, 80, 81 .......50, 80 ....47, 81 ....40, 96 ......48 ....40, 82 ...37, 62 .....50 ........50, 81 25, 78, 81,88 ...44, 69, 72 44,61,62,69 ....37, 96 ....37, 82 ......48 ...37 .. ...37 ...44, 88, 93 ...11, 88, 92 .....40, 96, 98 26,66,77,82 ...40 ...37 62, 63, 78, 96 26, 63, 66, 72 ...44, 69, 72 Rasmussen, Joe ............ 48, 61, 81 Rasmussen, Linda.39, 40, 68, 7l, 74, 76 Ray, Charlene ...... ..... . .44, 69, 72 Reed, Jim ......... 42, 44, 56, 88, 92 Reeves, Mrs. Margaret. . ....... 12, 69 Remien, Mary ................ 37, 67 Reinhard, Ruth. .. Reusser, David ..... . . ...44, 69, 72 Rhinerson, Ronnie .......... 44, 88, 96 Rhinerson, Roxann. . .37, Rice, Barbara ......... Richardson, Anne ...... Richardson, Mary .... . Richel, Perry-O ..... Rickard, Jon .... . . Rickert, Nancy. . . . . . Riekse, Tom .... ..... Ritter, Mary .... . . .26 Robb, William... .. Roberts, Phil ....... Robertson, Judy .... . . Robinson, Mr. Berton . . . Robinson, Jim ....... Robling, Nancy ..... Roetman, Suellen. .. Rogers, Aubrey .... Roh, Lynn ....... Roh, Tom ...... Ralph, Ardace .... Romence, Jack ........ Romence, Joan ........ 57,61,72,82 ...40,68, 75 36, 37, 57, 58, 62,77 61, . ......... 50 .26, 66, 72, 77 66,75, 81,82 ...37,62, 75 .......12 .......51 ....44, 69 ...4l,82 ....41,92 ....26, 66 ...44,96 ....44, 82 Rood, Chuck .... 38, 56, 73, 88, 96, 98 Rood, Rosemary ........ 41, 65, 68, 82 Rooze, Mike. ................ 51, 81 Rowden, Barbara. . . . . . Ruffin, Dennis ..... Runchey, Kathleen. . . Runk, Carole ...... ...38, 101, 102 .....48, 61 Runk, Ruolf, MPP. Ryan, Ryan, Mr. Lester .... ..... 1 2 Mary Ann... .... 51,61 Ronnie ..... .... 5 1, 81 John .... ........... 5 1 June .. ............. 48 Stellin, Carl .... Stephens, Ross .... .. Stevens, George ....... Stevens, Sandra .... . . Stewart, Barbara ...... Ryan, Steve .... .... 2 6, 78, 96, 100 - 5 - Samuelson, Janet ................. 51 Sandy, Mary Kay ....... 26, 66, 77, 86 Sanok, John ................. 48, 81 Sarafis, Eileen ................... 51 Savage, Judy ....... 26, 29, 66, 72, 87 Savage, Larry ................ 44, 93 Sawyer, Ed ...... .............. 3 8 Schaeffer, Linda .... . . .38, 57, 62, 77 schman, chasm. .................. 48 Schneider, Carole ................. 48 Schopbach, Miss Corinne. . . .... 12, 53 Schrieber, Rosalie ....... ..... 5 1 Schrieber, Sandy ...... ..... 4 4 Schuck, Bruce ...... .... 4 1, 98 Schuiling, Barbara .... .... 4 4, 69 Schuiling, Bill ...... ....... 4 8 Schuitema, Virginia .... . . .48, 61 Schumacher, Richard. . . . . .41, 65 Scoby, Dick ..................... 48 Scofield, Craig ...... Searl, Fred ........ ..........48, 81 .27, 62, 78, 96, 98 Sebastian, Jim ...... 39, 41, 78, 88, 96 Seeber, David ........ 41, 96, 101, 102 Seidel, Sharon. . . ............ . .48 Seime, Carolyn . . . Seys, Wade .... Seyster, Jim ........ Shade, Bill ........ ...41, 68,72, 74 .........41,98 ..........41,88 ..38, 88,101,102 Scharmack, Mr. Walter ............ 12 ..,..41,6a,74 Sharrow, Charles ................. 48 Sharrow, Nancy ..... 41, 68, 72, 74, 81 Sharrow, Sandy ........ 38, 62, 72, 77 Shaw, Alice ..................... 48 Sheppard, Emily ..... 41, 68, 71, 72, 74 Shields, Anne ................... 48 Shook, Mary Sue ........... 38, 62, 64 Sidell, Mary ..... .. .51, 61, 80 Siebert, Christel .... ....... 5 1 Simon, Sandy . . . ..... . .48 Simpson, Dee .... .......... 4 1, 82 Simpson, Lee ............. .... 4 1, 82 ........38,98 .41, 88, 96, 98 .27, 63, 66, 72 Stewart, Mr. Gordon ..........,... 13 Stiles, Corinne ....... Stiles, Sharon ...... . . .27, 66, 72, 77 Stiles, Susie ......... Stoddard, Lynn .......... Stopinski, Miss Valeria. . .........51,61 ......44,69,72 .......38 .......13, 67 Storm, Linda .................... 48 Stover, Sandy ...... 38, 56, 61, 64, 67, 87 Straight, Miss Jane Ellen .... 13, 72, 103 Strong, Larry ........ Stuart, Sarah ......,. Stuart, Susan ...... Stubbs, Susie ....... Stubbs, Mr. Thomas. . . Supernau, Mary. Swart, Judy ......... Swarthout, Miss Sweet, Polly. . . 72, 77, .....51,a1 ...27,66,77 ........aa .....13,96 ......41,5a .....44, 74, 82 Roslyn ............ 15 Sykes, Jim , ....... Symanski, Dave. Taggart, Lillian ..... Tappan, Chips. . Taylor, Bob .... Teggelaar, Jack ...... Teggelaar, Ruth .... Terryberry, Joan Terryberry, Mary Tassin, Jon ...... Thede, Valerie. . 41, 64, 68, 71, 72, 74, 1'-. .....42, 69, 82 ...38, 82 ........48 ...41,62,81 76, 82, 83, 87 .........s1,1oa,1os Ann ......... 38, 103 ...41,68,82,83 Thompson, Jim ......... 41, 59, 65, 81 Thompson, Mike .... ...... 2 7, 78, 99 Thompson, Steve .... ........ 5 1, 81 Thomson, Jim ....... ....... 4 4, 82 Tiesma, Mr. Charles ............... 15 Tigelaar, Donna ........ 27, 58, 63, Tigelaar, Robert .... Timmer, Sally ..... .... Timmers, Tim mers, Judy .... Sinclair, Bonny ...... 38, 62, 72, 77, 82 Smith, Mr. Arthur .......... 13, 93, 98 Smith Jack ..................... 51 Smith Jim ...... ....... 5 1 Smith Jim .... .... 4 4, 82 Smith Pat .... ..... 4 8 Smith Phil .... .... 3 8 smnh suuy ..... ........ 48 Smith Sharon . . . ........ . .48 Smith Steve .... . . .41, 88, 92 Smith Tom ..... ..... 3 8, 98 Smith, Virginia .... .... 2 7, 82 Smuk, John .... ..... 5 1 Snell, Bob ...... ..... 5 1 Tinsman, Tracy ......... Tipping, Heather ...... Todd,SaHy..28,56,63, Todd, Tony ........... Tonkel, Marcia. . . Tonkel, Rocky. . . Truog, Abby. . . Truog, Steve .... Truog, Tony. . . . Turk, Larry ..... . . . Turner, Carole .... . . . Turner, Susan. .. . . Tyler, Sandra ......... Soneteld, Sandra. . . Sorenson, Judy . Sparks, Fred .... ....41,68 .......44 . . .44, 93 Sparks, John... .....51 Spoelstra, Diane .... 48 Spooner, Dennis .... 48 Spooner, Tom. . . . . . .38 Stahl, Sandy. . . .. . .27 Stark, Mrs. Daisy Stark, Mr. Henry Steen, larry ....... ....15 81 38, Steifensen, Karen ...... 41, 62, 68, 74, 103 Steketee, Barbara. . Steketee, Harold. Steketee, Mary . . . Steketee, Peter .... 76, 83, .27, 58, 59, 61, 62, 75 63, 65, ..........44, 88,96 ...41, 68 ....41, 96 Vader, Phyllis ....... Vader, Sally ...... VanDenBosch, Jeff VanDenBosch, Ron .... VanderVeen, David. . . VanDis, Don ..... VanDis, Gretchen .... VT ....... 44, 96 za, 38, VanOverloop, Karen .... VanSweden, Judy ..... VanSweden, Mary ..... Vanlwalenburg, Mary. . Verdier, Leslie ....... Verhey, Anne ......, 38 VerSluis, Dave ........ Vetvick, Sandra ....... Vidra, Don ............ 111 64, 66, 76. 103 .......48, 80 27, 62, 66, 77 ..........48 ..........51 66,72,77,87 ...44,62 . 93 .. .38, 77,103 98 .. .28, 88, ........51 ...28, 82 ........48,81 ........41,82 .41, 65, 68, 71 ....44 ...28, 66, 82 ........51 57, 58, 96, 99 56, 64, 72, 76 ...44, 69, 82 .......51 ........44, 69 86 61, 52, , 87 38, 78, 88, 98 Vierson, Neil ......... .... 4 8 ViIa'BaIzac, Miss Elba. . . Vogelsang, Miss Nancy ......... 14, 62 . . . . .13 Vogt, Fred ................... 48, 81 Vogt, James ........... 28, 78, 96, 99 Vollmer, Evelyn .... ............ 3 8 Vollmer, Terry ............. 39, 96, 98 - w .. Waldron, Miss Jane .... ....... 1 5 Walgren, Jon ....... .. .48, 81 Walter, Buck ....... ..... 4 8, 60 Walters, Chuck... . . .41, 88, 92 Wanner, Virginia .............. 44, 69 Wapner, Elaine .................. 48 Ward, Bob ...... 36, 38, 78, 88, 96, 98 Wares, Bill ..........,.......... 51 Waring, Bill ........ 28, 73, 78, 97, 98 Warn, Helene ................... 38 Waterman, Mr. Reed ........ 14, 78, 98 Wawee, Michael. .41, 59, Webber, Christie ....... Webber, Sarah ........ Weil, Chip ..... . . . Weiner, Jerry. . . . . . Weiss, Sue .... . . Welch, Curtis. . . . 65, 88, 92, 98 41, 68, 75, 82 . . .44, 88, 92 65 41,s9, ,ai ...44,o9,a1 Welch, Shelley .... ........... 5 1, 61 Wells, Carolyn .... .... 4 1, 57, 68, 71 Wells, Dave .... ............ 5 1 Wendell, Jim ..,....... 42, 44, 88, 92 Wendt, Myrtle ................... 46 Wennerstrom, Mary. .38, 58, 77, 82, 83 Wepman, Bette ............... 44, 69 Wepman, Lael ............. 41, 68, 71 Wetherby, Dan ...... ........... 4 1 Wheeler, Steve ......,.,... 41, 81, 88 Whinnery, Elizabeth ............... 48 White, larry ........ 28, White, Susie ........ 41, Whitney, Sue .......... Whyte, Jean .... 38, 62, Wierstra, Ed .......... Wild, Mike ........... Willard, Calvin . . . . Willwerth, Fred, . . . . Willwerth, Jim ..... . Wilson, Mrs. Ola. . . 29.58.78,86 as,92,1oo 68,72,82,83 ...44, 69, 72 65,72,77,87 .......28, 82 .as,s7,97,9s ....51,80,81 Wm, Val ......... ...44, 69 Winkelman, Anne ................ 51 Wiseman, Dean .................. 44 Witthohn, Anne ........ 41, 68, 72, 74 Witthohn, Lynn . . . .......... . .48 Wixom, George .... ,,,, 3 8 Wolcott, Carole .... , , , ,48 Wolters, Marcy .... ....... 3 8 Wood, Barry ..... ......... 4 0, 99 Wood, Doug .... ......... 4 4, 88, 93 Wood, Jack ......... 41, 92, 101, 102 Wood, Sue .......,.............. 51 Worsfold, May Kay. .38, 62, 72, 82, 83 Yared, Patsie.. Yaw, Donald.. Yaw, Marcia .... Yaw, Ronald .... Yonkman, Mrs. Marie Young, Libby. . Young, John.. Ziegenbein, Avis. . . -Y- 29, 63, 64, 66, 72 36, 38, 56, 62, 77, 82 12- Ziegenbein, Mrs. Ann. .. . .. Zwald, Charles Sinfonia Record Shop 1528 Wealthy, S.E. Glidden Hardware Co. 2226 Wealthy, S.E. Ray Hansen, Pharmacist 1334 Lake Drive, S.E. Apsey Jersey Farms 2172 Wealthy, S.E. 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