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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1960 volume:

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The task has not al- ways been easy, for we have not always wanted to distinguish between that which is right and that which is pleasant. With patience and wisdom our guides have helped us to learn the valuable lessons which ex- perience can teach along the trail. They have en- couraged us when difficulties would cause us to falter or turn backg they have been glad in our successes. The memory of their interests and loyalty will linger long after the trail has faded. 1-wg MR. LESTER D. ANDERSON Director of Pupil. Personnel and Visual Aids .mr MISS GLADYS DEWEY Secretary to the Business Office MR. A. B. HOWELL Business Manager MISS ROSLYN SWARTHOUT Secretary to the Principal Cx MRS. HAZEL MCSWEEN Secretary to the Superintendent and Board of Education MRS. ESTHER COOPER Secretary I ' I MRS. ERMYL EBY fi Nurse s 1 MRS. JUELLA COOPER Nurse , .-MJ' Q0 ff xx X Tx 4 ' , Y S 554 i --1. If J fA?EE:5:il6lanSIyke Mrs. Dorothy Ware 9 l. AUXILIARY STAFF Mr. Erwin Philbrick Mr. Harry Siark Mrs. Daisy Slark Mr. Kenneth Marble Mr. George Wilkinson Mr James Hall ,V N, Mas. JOANNA ALLABEN E English, Junior Class Q--nv? Sponsor if - lf ,,-f 9 Q ,fn ,.-1- ,wap MRS. BERTI-IA BENTLY French, French Club 10 MRS. MARGARET REEVES English, Club '62 Sponsor -,. .A n Q K, ww 4, ' . .q .W V,-N. , - X 1 . W . o l 0 , A . 'E' Q M I x Mn. MA Chemislr Q ' CI f W QL Q l .2 0 MISS PATRICIA French, French Club Sponsor, lnterlo:hen Advisor iv' 6-ua, IULZQJ rw' MISS ELBA VIlA'BAlZAC Spanish, Spanish Club Sponsor XL MISS ELEANOR GEFFERT Vocal Music, Night of Rhythm Sponsor PH. 'PN -'H' MR. WARREN FAULKNER Band, Dance Band MR. DALE LANCASTER Lf- Government, Sociology, fi 1 t 7th Hour Q R' ,Mi i g, , O if i . A -, :- ' A 'Xx , , A AAA1 ' F ,,,,,, ,S yy X AV 4 V, ,-, ,A I A.. I f Y ' I 1 A Q l ' Uv MISS CORINNE SCHOPBACH MR. GORDON F. STUART United States History United States History, Modern History, Driver Education I4 MISS PAULINE PARMALEE English, German, Club '61 Sponsor MISS LUCILLE NEWLAND Ari, Red Cross Sponsor 15 MISS CARLYN ZEIGLER Speech, Debaie, Senior Play Director X: XV MR. ROBERT PORTER Biology, Coach J W 'I 8 MR. DAVIS SCHULTZ Biology, Coach, Freshman Class Sponsor MR BERTEL FROYSLAND Englnsh Fllnilock Advisor MISS PAULINE PARMALEE English, German, Club '61 Sponsor MISS LUCILLE NEWLAND rt, Red Cross Sponsor A .23 MISS CARLYN ZEIGLER Speech, Debate, Senior Play Diredor MR. WILLIS BOESKOOL English i.E-i l ,-swf 'E 5-A MR. PETER BLY World History, f E Coach fl L A J-,K c f , V . I MR. JOHN ALWOOD 3' Geometry, Algebra, 5 Coach, Attendance 1 Y, K 'X f E 'L 15 MR. CARL NESTOR Physical Education, Coach, Driver Education f'-is Q: S MRS. MARGARET DOUSE xx. X English, Senior Class ' Miss smlusv JOHNS English lg. .- Sponsor, Club '60 Sponsor MRS. MARIE YONKMAN English, Fulure Teachers' Sponsor ,. -Z z' lar' s,sff A fN 'T' n - ,.,,-1-AA Qi-i A Y if MRS. MILDRED MEYER Speech, Forensics MR. ROBERT PORTE Biology, Coach J MR. DAVIS SCHULTZ Biology, Coach, Freshman Class Sponsor hi- MR BERTEL FROYSLAND Englnsh Flmllock Advisor - .1 - av 1 S MR. I. TAYLOR HACHMUTH Algebra, Geometry, Sophomore Class Sponsor MR. BERTON ROBINSON Algebra, Geometry fm , or,r ,N 'an MISS HELEN DEJONGE Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry 'kkv ,fi -f73 '11 ' is if MISS LORRAINE THOMAS Typing, Shorthand MRS. MARGUERITE TREAT Home Economics wx ID V , LOOSE MISS LUCILLE PRANGE X-A ,- 2--- Q 'ff- . 1 1 wx U 4 A Mns.vsmA Knorr , Y , by 3 brurion 'xx' JI F X , N0-s-ns, f' I I fan W 7 lf, ,f N A ' i 1 XT A Xi gl EI' S ' - ff if Z, I,-11, g K ,iiilf , MISS MARGARET POSTMUS 1, MR. I. HARLOW HOSKINS Asslstc f Prmclpal, B y Counsel I C.C. Ad Adi ly C iNe Ad I - ffff 5 fig? 1f'f' i Q Q im 5 . -- -Wg sw, . Qf K Yglf f, ki, .g 5 ft -. Qi . ya i q '51 .. Q 'ti FRANCES CLAIRE AITKEN National Honor Society . . .recording secretary of Student Council. . . captain of cheerleaders . . .Associate Editor of lNTERLOCHEN . . . Honor Study Hall Chairman. . . president of Club '60, . .corres- ponding secretary of Student Council for two years. . .can anyone imagine Claire idle? CHARLES F. ARMSTRONG Army.. .all-around swimmer. . . activity com- mittee.. . Jr. play.. . cross country. . . Spanish and Varsity club member . . .dislikes noon meet- ings, especially Pep Board. JOHN C. AVES Sheridan Whitesides ...Spanish Club... male lead in the senior play. . . representative to the Inter-Club Council. . . a big, deep voice.. . original in everything he does. 1-me RALPH M. BAHNA . . . member of the wrestling team. . . class card shark. . . forensics. . . iunior play cast. . . Varsity Club. . . Wald and Weg. . .track and cross-Country runner . . .open a door before you go through itl 39 VINCENT GEORGE BALARDO Vince. . . star hood of the iunior play. . . always ready with a ioke. . .goes out for wrestling and track... Wald and Weg. .. endman for the Jr.-Sr. Reception. THADDEUS CHESTER BARECKI Caricaturist extraor- dinaire-especially of teachers. . . enormous vocabulary. . . senior play stage crew. PENNY SUE BARNES Pen. . . happy memories of a special summer in Europe. . . co-director of the iunior play. . . veep of French Club... a willing worker. . . responsible for many student life pictures. . . water ballet. DAVID MICHAEL BARRETT All around sportsman. . president of Varsity Club. .. idol of the underclassmen girls . . . iunior play cast. . . co-captain ofthe footbal team. .. B-ball and track. 312' CHERYL ANN BARROWS Cherie. . . darling baby face. . . loyal club mem- ber--Future Teachers and Club '60, . . rusty brown hair. AARY MATTESON BEUKEMA ilashy eyes and finger- nails. .. a fair, lovely omplexion. . . friendli- ness is her password. . . ff.. JUDITH MICHELLE BEERBOHM Asset to the saprano section of the choir. . . Horizon Club... the maid type-Jr. and Sr. plays... F.T.A. and F.N.A.. . . always cheerful. . .forensics participant. . . Red Cross .. .Club '60 and French Club. ,- RICHARD ERNEST BIEHN Ernie. . . excellent leader of the student body. . . Homecoming Court. . . never too busy to laugh ...brings home a rench Club and Club forensic banner 60. . . F.T.A.- cadet every time. . , eacher. basketball and tennis . . . Varsity Club. . . class president-Frosh and Junior years. . . l will do it, and he did! MARILYN SUI! BELKIN Sue. . . owner of a boat and water skiis. .. Club '60 and French Club... white '59 Pontiac. .. her smile reflects her friendly personality. CHARLES WILLIAM BENNETT Bender. . . on the Home- coming court. . . vice. president-5PCH1iSh Club. . . prances in the boy's chorus line. .. four year swimming career in high school. . .member of Varsity Club. . . Student Council. v-0.1 JOANNE BETTY BIRD JERRY LEE BLAKES LEE LONQI l0'19 eYel05he5- - - Jr. and Sr. play.. . finds greener pastures at nice guy .... energy plug other schools.. . props chairman for the Christ- mas assembly... loves cadet teaching in F.T.A. ...choir and Club '60. I Key Club.. .always 90mg somewhere to see some thing. BARBARA CLAIRE BLOCK Barbie. . . secretary of our senior class. . . a hard-worker. . . l.C.C. ...chorus line. .. a true 'friend with a ready smile . . . lNTERLOCHEN staff-underclassman section manager. . . Interschool Relations Committee. FRED C. BRACE President of the Science Club. .. Went to Switzerland to ski. . . Plays Trumpet in the Band and Tickles the lvories in the Dance Band ...A Polo Player... INTERLOCHEN-Faculty Section. . .Dependability plus! THEODORE STEVENS BOUWKAMP Senior play stage crew . . .color guard. . . Key Club and Science Club member. . . spends his extra time on a stamp collection. . . because of Ted's unassuming manner, much of his hard work goes unnoticed. 4--ri LYNN BRECKENRIDGE A different hair style for every day. . . returned to' East in our senior year . . .won an Advanced Achiever Award in J.A.. . . horizon Club and Club '6O. LLOYD MARTIN BOVEE A girl's best friend. .. iunior play cast. . . plays both piano and organ... knows everybody and their problems. . . a tenor in the mixed choir for four years. . . fy 'Q-9. THEODORE VANCE BURBA Burb. . .state champion diver. . .Student Council ...gives swimming and diving lessons during the summer. . . four years in Varsity Club... Grand Valley Student Council. JAN WURZBURG BOWEN Club '60. .. l.C.C.. .. French Club... Pretty Blond Hair... G.A.- A.. .. Fashionable Clothes. . . College Bound Like a Rocket.. Jr.-Sr. Reception. . . Water Ballet... A Re Sweetheart'Y MARY ELISABETH BURGESS A tall shy beauty with an impish smile. . .craz about horses and fudge. . . lovely addit to our court. . . Club ' . . .makes magic with words. HIRLEY EILEEN BURGESS hirl. . . Associate Editor if the lNTERLOCHEN . . band. . . big brown yes. . . program chair- man for Future Teachers . .French Club and Club 50. .. good sense plus onsense. YNTHIA ELIZABETH CLAUS y. . . peppy president fG.A.A.. . . often seen ombing by in her eloved Volkswagon. . ood at all sports.. . FLlNTLOCK and lNTERLOCHEN . . . rench Club. .. ole-in-one Claus. BENNIE HAROLD BURNS Ben. . . handy with tools . . .Varsity Club and Key Club... track... band member-played the baritone horn for four years. . . a tackle on the football team. DANIEL PATRICK CAHILL Dan. . . lives one day at a time. . . baseball Und basketball in heshman year. CHRISMAN ROBERT CALDWELL Second home in the sum- mer: Spring Lake Yacht Club... wrestler.. . worked his way to Europe on a freighter. . . Wald and Weg. . . Honor Study Hall chairman. i x MARYLEE CLEMENTS Joined our class iust in time to add her friendli- ness and happy nature . . .an expert baton twirler. . . Club '60. . interested in and sincere about averything she does. TERRANCE MICHAEL CLIFF T-Tiger-Cliff . . . busy president of Key Club. . . co-captain of the cross-country team . . .everybody's friend . . .iunior play cast. . baseketball and track ...Varsity Club... lNTERLOCHEN staff . . .the great kidder. CATHERINE FEDDERSEN COLE Always late.. . going East or die trying. . . Club '60 and French Club... she's off to a rendezvous at the library... loves Roger Williams. . . forensics winner. . . known for her long, beatnik sweaters. HIRAM WAITE COLLINS Hi . . . Wisecracks, lnc.. .. baseball.. . Wald and Weg. . . football for three years. WZ!! JAMES B. COMBER Joined us in our iunior year from Cleveland. .. finds East very friendly ...Varsity Club... a shot putter in track. . . co-sports editor for the lNTERLOCHEN . . a science bug. 'i ROBERT W. CORL, JR. JAMES EDWARD Our Culverite. . . active CORNELL in Student Council Mouse . . . Has many business. . . swimmer. . . Ottawa friends. . . . Varsity and Spanish member. . . track team . . .polished and smooth. I. JOHN BRADLEY COOK A wolf in sheep's clothing. . . Cookie. . . came to us from New Trier. . . cross-country co-captain. . . Varsity Club. . . heart-melting smile. .. track and wrestling. MARY ELIZABETH DEPAUW Hard-working Athletic Department secretary. . . G.A.A.. . . French Club and Club '60. . . always ready to- help. . . FLINTLOCK and lNTERLOCHEN staffs. . . senior play prompter. . . patiently sells tickets for home games to the milling mob. CAROL JANE COOMBS Coombsy. . . an enthu siastic cheerleader. . . President of F.T.A.. . . punctuaIity?. . . Pep Board secretary. . . F.A.A. and water ballet . . .I.C.C. representativf ...Club '60... an infectious laugh and bubbling personality. CARL WYMAN DeVOL Carlos. . . grey Plymoi. . . . a four year track- man... Wald and Weg. . . football in hi: freshman and sophomc years. . . Eagle Scout. X33 ARLES CLARK DEANE 'ky. . . can't seem to yawake in trig class .Boys' Glee Club . . nis team.. . Key b and Science Club uber. l.C.C.. . . T? ENT Dickenson eeent. . . is your red :at warm?. .. Wald nd Weg. . . known for s rousing parties. X? J ' kk , as 'ss Q 1 Q,- I 4' 9 9?- w i. JOY LYNN DENNEN FLlNTLOCK staff- distribution. . .member of SS. . . cadet teacher for F.T.A.... triple trio ...loves a good time ...Club '60 and French Club. . . oh, those camping days. f JOSEPH W. DREUKE Key Club. . .football for three years... a weekender in the senior play. . . quiet but dependable. . . trackman for four years. . . rugged good looks. TODD PROUTY DEXTER Toad. . . Wald and Weg . . .Senior Boy's chorus line. . . basketball for four years. . . Varsity Club... tall, dark and handsome. . . plays end in football. Q JULIE ANN DEUTSCH Loves swimming and skating. . .Future Teach- ers... Gleeclub. . . friendly smile and gay sense of humor. MM' ROBERT K. DUFFY Gus. . . vice president of the band. . . sailing, sailing in his sea boat named Bulldog .... Crutches Club. . . Science Club. . . terrific on the drums. BETTY JANE DVORK B.J. . .. a loyal team supporter. . . Club '60 . . .active in Spanish Club and Future Teachers . . .G.A.A. water ballet . . .l.C.C. representative . . .our class flirt in spite of everything. DAVID B. DYKEHOUSE Dave... the long of it... showed his running ability in cross-country. FREDERICK CHARLES ESSNER Fred. . . a silent boy with a mind of his own... wrestling. KERRY RAND DYKMAN Rand... band member for three years. . . addition to cross country and track teams. .. valuable in both Science Club and Key Club. ALAN LEWIS ERBER Al. .. quiet in manner . . . four years member of the track team. . . swam in his iunior year . . .Varsity Club and Key Club. JOHN GORDON ERSKIIN Ersky. . .set builder anc backstage manager. . . secretary of Key Club. , four years in Cross Coui try and Track. . . caln easy-going guy. KENNETH LEE FRANKLIN Benny Frank... vice- president of our iunior class... co-captain of the track team. . . master of the whirlpool . . .four years in football ...Varsity Club... Boys' Glee Club. .. a woman hater? VITO CARL FIORENZO Butch. . . the White Knights. . . morning 'til night, a day's a day. MARC H. FIXLER Another new addition our senior class. . . a friendly boy with an infectious grin. . . business-like and responsible. . . a trackman. AMES ROY FORREST im... the band bene- ited from his four years if participation. . . Jnior and senior play asts- Mr, Prescott . .member of Key Club Ind Science Club. . . 'riginal ideas on every ubiect. ... !'2 VILLIAM WALLACE GEORGE 'ally ioe. . . National onor Society. . . lNTERLOCHEN aft-student life action. . . Now listen, :au guys. . . . a iob ell done on the '.-Sr. Reception. . . oy's chorus line. .. inior play cast. .. arsity Club. . . a four ear career in football, asketball, and tennis. JAMES G. FOWLER Forceful in his ways. . . participates in ba nd activities. SUSAN ELENOR GILBERT Gilly... always laugh- ing.. . chorus line. . . G.A.A. and water ballet ...Club '6O. .. Future Nurses. . . Red Cross. . . yea, C.I.T.s of Camp Newaygo. . . beautiful diver. 2- THOMAS HENRY FOX Foxy... big, hearty laugh... played on the football team for three years. . .basket- ball and track... a rebel sailor on Reed's Lake. . . iunior play cast. ELLEN EILEEN GOLLHARDT A little of Heaven, a little of earth. .. possesses determination that will carry her far. .. a beautiful seamstress. . . French Club and Club '60. . . a mixed choir singer. . . the Senior Six. MARY EWING FROST Frosto . .. a cock- eyed optimist from mixed choir. . . Student Council committees. . . Honestly, you guys! . . . Club '6O. . . photo- grapher for the lNTERLOCHEN . . . the lovely owner of a lovely voice. K3 NORMAN CARL GOLM A boy with a real cool car-it's a different color everytime we see it. . . always has a new method for finding answers in physics. . l f THOMAS EDWARD GOODRICH Goody . . . another prep school prodigy. . . goes out for wrestling and football. AMY KILGOUR GRAY Talkative and vivacious . . .Club '60 member for four years. . . good ol' Breton Downs gang . . .Future Teachers. . . pert as an elf and cute as a button. Q SANDRA LEE GOODWIN Goody . . .clothes for every occasion and cars to match the clothes. . . Club '6O. .. perfect D.A.. . .cadet teacher in F.T.A.. . . co-chairman of the Christmas assembly. FREDERICK CHARLES GRAY Vice-president of the l.C.C.. .. treasurer of Key Club. .. Varsity Club and Spanish Club . . .president of the band. .. Student Coun- cil. .. Boys' Glee Club ...a nice guy to have around. I WP SUSAN KAY GRAHAM Oh, you guys, I'm so embarrassed! . . . water ballet... Club '60 and Future Teachers. . . chorus line. . . a cheer- leader for two years. . . a pretty girl in pink at Homecoming. .ia FLORA KATHERINE GRASS A graceful, modern dancer. . . senior choru line and Christmas assembly director. . . FLlNTLOCK staff for four years. . . the spoc of the iunior play. . . French Club. . . Secre- tary of Club '60-iunior year... F.N.A.. .. th devel lurks behind that innocent gaze. MICHAEL CHARLES GRIFFIN Wee Griff . . . busy manager of the swim- ming team... Varsity Club.. . you always know when Mike is laughing. ELIZABETH SUSAN GRIFFITH Griff. . . in purple velw at Home Coming, a sig we won't soon forget. a senior life saver a water ballet enthusiast .. .a Ta-wa-ma-na- camper.. .chorus line ...Club '60 and Pep Board. . .Treasurer of F.T.A.. . . pretty com- plexion. MARJERY-JO HANNAH Mario. . . student director of the senior play. .. Senior Six. . . BRIGITTE ELIZABETH HANSEL Pixie. . . French Club. . . Red Cross. . . excitable Club '60 and French Club and h0PPY'90'IUCkY- - - . . . iunior play cast-the harried mother. . . a considerate friend to all. INTERLOCHEN often seen paralleling down the slopes of Cabrefae. figs -Kxfa Wifi .fini JERRY RAY HANSEN Hansey babe . . . four years in baseball as pitcher and outfielder. . . endman in the Jr.-Sr. Reception. . . Red Cross worker.. . Boys' Glee Club... nice Buick... talk about red hair! OBERT W. HARRIS, JR. larry. . . bleachers -i- tasketball I one broken eg. . . nice yellow con- ertible. . . Night of hythm-who won those rattles of the drums? DARCY FLEMI NG HARWOOD A flair for dramatics. . . reporter for the FLINTLOCK . . . French Club and Club '60, .. Jr. and Sr. play casts.. our Snipe Champion of Western Michigan. . . forensics. . . naturally curly hair. MARILYN JEAN HEANEY Merrilee. . . business manager of the INTERLOCHEN , . . National Honor Society . . .G.V.S.C.. . . Student Council and Activity Committee. . . does the Senior Sketches for the FLINTLOCK . . . president of Club '60 in our Frosh year... French Club. . . Honor study hall chairman. WILLIAM HENRY HARDY Thanks for a good iob, Pres!. . . National Honor Society. . . Student Council and Key Club. . . tennis and swimming teams. . . president of our sopho- more classes. . . cross- country runner. . . the boy most likely to succeed. 'S -I ' . - ' A 'I - A if . A fifti R' N ' . ts' R rf. 1 . ,Q . . ,x .- I f SUZANNE HORTON HEFFERAN Horton . .. Club '60 and Future Nurses. . . water ballet. . . everyone over to HetTeran's pool for a swiml. . .center girl of the chorus line. . . Spanish Club... the silent one of the senior play. MARY ESTHER HENRIKSON Editor-in-chief of the FLlNTlOCK . . . National Honor Society . . .Mary refutes the dumb blonde theory... President of Future Nurses... Band and Club '60, .. loves to sew.. . Honor Study Hall chairman. NANCY LOU HUNTER A pretty girl with blonde hair... Club '60. .. quiet and shy. . . A Horizon Club booster. CALVIN GORDON HEXTON Bismo. . . sharp clothes member of Varsity Club . . .football and wrestling. . . Senior Boy's chorus line. . . Pep Board in Senior year. . .sails in the summer. JANET M. HILLIKER ian. .. our .l.A. star... sings in the mixed choir. . .Club '6O. . . forensics. . . the lead in our senior play . . .knows where she is going in life. G. WILLIAM IRWIN, JR. Fella . .. senior play cast... likes to dance ...Spanish Club.. . four years on the track team . . .Varsity Club. . . a big boy with a big grin. .Jllal MARY SUE JACK President of Pep Board .. . lNTERLOCHEN staff. . .fun to be with.. Jr. and Sr. play com- mittees. . . Student Coun- cil and I.C.C.. . . crazy about horses. . . water ballet... never a dull moment with Mary Sue. KAREN DOROTHY HILLSTROM HillY - -- ... Club '60 for four years. - Glee Club. . . INTER- LOCHEN staff. . . u carefree girl, full of laughs. Future Nurses JUDITH ANN JARMER Member of Club '60- - sweet and considerate . . .wears any color as long as it is black. .LAL JAMES R. JEFFERY Jim... fast man on a motorscooter. . . band member. . . stage crew for the senior play. . . never fails to get his Spanish done in English class. WS' RAYMOND PARK ELIZABETH MARIE JOHNSTON KEISTER SmiIey . . . valuable A cheerleader for three member ot the tennis years. . . FLlNTlOCK team. . . Wald and Weg staff. . . active member . . . never bored with of Club '6O. . . water life. . . always casual ballet. . . goes for the and easy-going. college men. . . our sophisticated miss. HAROLD J. KLOOSTERMAN Harry. . . came from Ottawa and brought his car with him. . . finds humor in any situation. KRISTIE SUE KNOBLAUCH Big blue eyes. . . Club '60 and Future Nurses. . . four years in the band . . . Kristie constantly has a kind word and pretty smile on hand. JoHN ARTHUR Kuenzel. Member of the winning cross-country team. . . band booster for three years. . . hard-working manager of the basket- ball team. .. track... has a well thought-out opinion on every subiect. JUDITH KATHARINE LAITSCH Avid aviator-Flys with her head in the clouds. . . French Club. . . talented and original. . . Horizon Club member for three years. .. half of a pair. MARY KUNIGUNDE LAITSCH An actress in the iunior and senior plays.. . avid collector of rocks and postcards. .. Club '60 and Horizon Club. . . forensics. . . To live life to the fullest, you must love it. PHYLLIS JO LANTINGA Phyl. .. Club '60. .. beautiful blonde hair. . . member of Future Teachers. . .iunior and senior play committees . . .roving eye. . . active in G.A.A.. . . petite bu' P9PPY- French Club Pres.. . . wg-1-ff ANNE LEE LAWFORD Club '60 and Future Teachers. . . corny iokes. . . water ballet.. . fun summers at Glen lake. . .G.A.A.-l 'lth grade captain. . . the classic pageboy. MARY SHANE LOGIE Activity Committee Chairman... National Honor Society. . . Recording Secretary of Regional Student Council and representa- tive to National Student Council. . . Jr.-Sr. Reception general chairman. . . sophomore and iunior class secretary ... Club '60 and French Club... indispensible . . .likes everything and everybody. ROGER STUART LONG Rog. .. diligent in his ways. . . tennis team. Key Club. .. enioys skiing during both seasons. THOMAS AREND LENDERINK Flirting eyes. .. Varsity Club... track team- co-captain. . . Wald and Weg. . . Boy's Glee Club. . . contributed greatly to our football and wrestling teams. .. boy millionaire. -NP 45? SARAH JANE LITSCHER Janey. . . rakes in money from her bank iob. . . French Club and Club '60, . . the Kingston Tric is her ideal singing group.. . water bal- let. . . likes any kind ot art and music. THOMAS JAMES McALLISTER De-Macc . . . the strong, silent type. . . swimming team--co- captain. . .Varsity Club.. . Physique Fatale. GARY ARTHUR MCCARTHY Mac. . . captain of the basketball team.. . vice-president of Vars Club.. . red 'flat-top. Student Council. . . football and baseball. always hunts, never catches. RUTH ANN McKAY Ruthie. . . member of Club '6O. .. mixed :hoir. . . dependable :nd considerate. . . Future Teachers. . . make-up committee- iunior and senior plays . . .never a hair out of alace. ANN BRADFORD McMULLEN INTERLOCHEN staff-index manager. . . mixed choir... Club '60 and French Club... F.T.A.. . .Ann can always be depended upon to do an excellent iob on anything. .NN LEE MERCHANT lerch. . . decorations 9-chairman-senior ance... Club '60. .. -riking clothes... a :lented artist. . . Easy J know and easier to ke. WILLIAM B. METCALF Met , .. Wald and Weg. . .another sailor ...track and wrestling ...either finds fun or makes it in everything he does. 'Q MERRYDALE McAFEE Triple trio and chorus line. . . treasurer of Club '60. .. beautiful shiny hair... F.T.A.. .. French Club... the girl with a boy in every port. 17 PATRICIA SUE MIDDLESWORTH Midd. . . Kansas City Bop . . . club's manager of the lNTERLOCHEN . . .mixed choir. . . vice- president of Future Nurses... 'Club 60... senior play cast. . . loves anything musical... FLlNTLOCK . . . every organization Pat ioins has her whole-hearted support. eq GERALD LEONARD MEANLEY One of our future scientists. . . Eastonians . . .Science Club. . . always ready to help. . plays a iazzy piano by ear. 4.91 CHARLES ADDISON MILLER, III Chuck. . . treasurer of Science Club. . . Varsity Club. .. wrestling... manager of the football team. . . his friendliness and hard work will lead him to success. ' 9,7 FL J. DANIEL MILLER Boom boom . . . senior boys chorus line. . . secretary-treasurer of Varsity Club. . . Home- coming Court. . .you can blame Dan partly for Splinters . . . lNTERLOCHEN staff- sport's editor. . . played football, basketball and tennis for East. . . Parking Lot Administrator. . . love em and leave 'em. JUDITH ANN MOULTON Whizzed through high school in three years. . . FLlNTLOCK staff. .. G.A.A.. .. Club '60 and Future Teachers. . . forensics participate for three years. . . band member. . . know-how in speech and dress. SALLY ANN MILLER Sam . .. INTER- LOCHEN staFf. . . mixed choir... Club '60 and French Club... iunior play cast. . . senior play make-up chairman... thinks of others before herself. . . Sally can be found working in the library after school. W S is fi 1 JOAN CAROL MITCHELL Editor-in-chief of the lNTERLOCHEN . . . National Honor Society.. . flaming red hair.. . Pres. of Club '60-I lth. grade.. . Student Council. . . Band Vice-Pres.. . . scene stealer. .. Jr. and Sr. play. . . Activity Committee. . . iazzy piano player.. . an optimist's optimist. ,Af JULIE ELIZABETH PATRICIA KATHRYN MULIX NEEDHAM Just another woman TiSh . . . active in driver... member of G.A.A.. .. Club '60 and Club '60 and Future French Club... how's Teachers. . . French Club- your country horn?. . . iunior year. . . delights loves all sports. . . F.T.A. in outside activities as - . .Owns a sail boat. . . well Q5 those qrgund fun, wherever she goes. school. JOSEPH MICHAEL MOORE Came to us from the military life. . . boy's chorus line. .. Varsity Club... member of th student council. . . Iunch tickets, any- one? . . . co-captain of the football team. . sails at Macatawa. PETER KENT NICKEL A boy with loads oi potential. . . cool ca . . . Likes Max Music . . .color guard. Q , 'A '. It GEORGE OAKLEY Appreciates the better things in life, such as the weaker sex. . . Spanish and Key Clubs ...tennis team. . .. senior boy's glee club .... iunior play cast... away from East at a prep school for a while. BEVERLY FRANCES ORWANT Bev. . .senior play cast . . .G.A.A.-bowling chairman. . . Club '60 . . . get it at Orwants . . .practical and pleasing. MARILYNN ELIZABETH OTTE Mott . . . a proficient card shark... cow eyes ...French Club... secretary of Club '60 l.C.C. representative for G.A.A.. .. tall and graceful... loves pizza and her eccentric car. . . a delightful combination of efficiency and whimsey. 4, 1'! 7' SHARON LEE PAYNE Beautiful red hair... Club '60 and French Club . . .another SS member .. . FLlNTLOCK staff . . .F.T.A.. .. her summer home is a cabin cruiser. . . while the cat's away, the mice will playl ALAN PETTERISH Hasn't missed a home game in seven years. . eager to help. .. an 58.5 fan. JUDITH ANNE PLETT Art editor of the INTERLOCHEN . . . Club '60, .. we couldn't have done without .ludy's art work on every class dance. . . dry sense of humor... Jr.-Sr. Reception WAYNE CONRAD PARLBERG Cars and Mary Jane are his main interests. . Key Club. 'ED' ERIC ALLEN RASMUSSEN Joe. . .wrestling team ...Spanish Club... good-looking blonde. . . football and basketball in Frosh and Sophomore years. 6 1 M1 JOHN CHARLES RISSI Chuck. . . Electronics comes first and then Miss DeJonge. . . Science Club ...plays the tenor sax in the band and the Eastonians. WILLIAM L. ROMENCE Giraff. . . football and swimming teams. . . loves hunting and says girls are to be feared... Boys' Glee Club. BARBARA KATHERINE ROWDEN Rowdy. . . Fords. . . ready smile... Club '60 and G.A.A. . . Spanish Club secretary. . . always there when you need her.. . senior play cast ...lots of fun. . .holds offices in the Junior Red Cross. . . a Grand Haven vacationer. CAROLE LYNN RUNK Junior Red Cross- president. . . mixed choir. . . patient and precise. . . Club '60 and French Clu . . .her subtle sense of humor delights many gathering. JOHN GARVEY RUTHERFORD Cross country team. . . trig whiz. . . comedy role in the senior play. . . stage crew. . . Key Club and Varsity Club. . . forensics participant. FQ' ff FLORENCE JUNE RYAN Duke, anyone?. . .Senior section editor of the INTERLOCH EN . . .wears her ski iacket all the time just in case. . . FLINTLOCK staff. . . Student Council. . . forensics. . .Club '60, president sophomore year. . .French Club. . Spanish Club... chairman of Inter-school relations committee. . . The sweetest girl one could ever hope to meet. 40 JOHN L. SANOK Crazy about pheasant hunting. . . Eastonians and the band-plays a big sax. . . a football player for two years. if ANNE SCHAEFER Possesses a warm anc out-going personality. water ballet. . . Club '60 and G.A.A.. . . a cadet teacher for the second grade in F.T.A. IHRISTIE ANN SCHMITT Ihris. .. loves to sing.. . iuture Nurses. . . curly rlack hair. . . a good port. . . horses, horses, norses. . .French and atin Clubs. . . mixed horus. HARLES C. SHARROW harley. . .supply store ..footbalI, B-ball, and aseball for four years . .vice-president of his 'eshman and senior lasses. . . Varsity Club . .Senior Boys' Glee lub. . . senior boys' 1orus line. WILLIAM ERWIN SCHUILING, IV Shoe. . . the organizer ...energy plus... returned to us this year from a military school... Student Council. . . senior dance chairman. . . Senior Boys' Glee Club. ALICE LISBETH SHAW Alley.. . artistic.. . senior class dance decorations chairman. . . Club '60. .. walks like a penguin... talks with a laugh. VIRGINIA SCHUITEMA Ginny.. . our continental miss... French Club and Club '6O. . . accent on French. . . Red Cross. . . her heart belongs in Switzerland. SANFORD ALAN SIMON Sandy... the cock. .. nervous?. . . football team. . . Senior Boys' Glee Club. . . outfielder on the baseball team. .. cool build. SHARON JOYCE SEIDEL Choice . . . sports lover . . .a cadet teacher for F.T.A.. . . French Club and Club '6O. .. very active in G.A.A. and water ballet. . . real beat! SALLY WORTHINGTON SMITH S.W.S.. . . secretary of the French Club. .. FLINTLOCK staff. . . grubl. . .Club '60. .. a National Merit Scholar- ship semi-finalist. . . G.A.A.. . . enthusiastic about and interested in everything she does. SHARON ELAINE SMITH Her smile lights up her whole face. . . attended Honors Institute for Young Scientists. . . co-council of the Latin Club... darling member of the Homecoming Court . . .secretary of the Science Club. . . Student Council representative . . .sweet and proper. LINDA ANNE STORM Stormy. . . member of court. . . Red Cross. . . terrific at water skiing. . . Club '60. . . Keydets. . . water ballet-student director. . .F.T.A. DENNIS GLEN SPOONER Denny... swimming- iunior year. . . girls come first and then comes swimming. MARY JANE STINSON , A Caribbean cruiser. . . feminine in every way. . . as neat as the proverbia , pin. . . a sports car fan Archery Club. . . Science . . .Spanish Club and Club. Club '60. MICHAEL M. SPURGAT Science on the brain. . loves the out-of-doors- hunting and fishing... an expert archer-G.R Il 'Qi TRACE NOEL TINSMAN Tracey. . . a mainstay of the golfing team. . . Science Club in his sophomore year. . . wrestling manager-junior year and wrestling team- sophomore year. . . the great debator. ANTHONY Lewis rnuoo JEFFREY A, Tony... sports cars and VAN DEN BQSCH U leep- ' - horses- - - When he isn't swimming l0n9 fax- - - member of humor and mischief are the science club.. . I-guich-S-' main Eastonians. . . President ambmons- of the school marching band. . . a nice guy. ONALD JAMES VAN DIS uietly strives to obtain s goals... senior play age crew. MARY ELIZABETH VANZWALENBURG A well-rounded and capable girl. . . National Honor Society . . .the patient and cheerful president of French Club. . . F.T.A. and Club '60. .. assistant editor of the FLlNTLOCK . . . . our salutatorian. SANDRA LEE VETVICK Our beautiful queen. . . left us for a year. . . a member of Club 60. . . closets of clothes. . . a cheerleader for a while. JN ALDEN WALGREN 'azy about cars in gen- 'aI, Volkswagons in articular. . . band. .. 1ally discovered girls nd dances. . .plays his ombone with the zstonians. Q If BRUCE ALAN WALTER Bucky. . . treasurer of the senior class. . . Boys' Glee Club. . . swims for Captain Bly's team. . . treasurer of the Student Council. ELAINE REBECCA WAPNER Has a way of getting things done... hall monitor. . . FLINT- LOCK public relations manager... l.C.C. .. Club '60 and Spanish Club. .. head of the Youth Parade . .. lNTERLOCHEN staff. . Elaine possesses a charm all her own. NEIL FRED VIERSON Ill Student Council.. . Key Club. .. Wald and Weg. .. Can that boy sell magazinesl. . . A Divot-digger. . . Chairman of our Safety Council.. . Football.. . Grand Rapids Rifle and Pistol Club-Treasurer. . . A brave and wonderful QUY- 531. 'X CHRISTINE FAIRBANK WEBBER Hey, Web, did you get a letter today?. . . lNTERLOCHEN staff. . . Honor Study Hall chairman.. .G.A.A. and water ballet... chorus line-loves to dance. . . French Club. . . models during the summer months. .. four years in Club '60. .'X... JOE M. WIKE Came from Arizona to ioin our class. . .active in Junior Achievement. PATRICIA KATHRYN YARED Patsy. . . blackest hair . . .French Club and Club '60. . .if talking were electricity, she would be a power- house. . . learns faster at other schools. MARIAM F. WILSON Terry... the twinkle in her eyes was not put there by human hands... French Club. JOHN THOMAS YOUNG J. Curly Bopper. . . Varsity Club. . . basket- ball and tennis... senior boys' chorus line. . . Boys' Glee Club. . . nice guy. 44 KATHRINE LYNN WITTHOHN Witt. . . leader of noon time activities--every- body has to be quiet in the library... Sr. chorus line... Club '60. .. French Club.. . F.T.A. and G.A.A.. . . student director of the water ballet.. . Student Coun- cil. . . busy, busy day. AVIS ANN ZIEGENBEIN Terrific l.C.C. president Vice-Pres.Student Coun- cil. National Honor Society. . .ideas. . . associate editor of the lNTERLOCHEN . . . D.A.R. award. . . 4.0. . Jr. and Sr. play casts . . .bubbles when she talks... Club '60 and Spanish Club. . . Wol- verine Girl's State. . . always smiling. . . forensics. . . our mighty mite. s. 1. S is CAROLE .IANE WOLCO Where's Rabb?. . . sha clothes. . . girls' chorus line.. . Club '60 and French Club .... Babs . . .secretary of Future Teachers. . . she'll always listen to your problems. 2 CHARLES R. ZWALD Last, but not least. . . iunior play cast... wrestling. . . senior pll stage crew. . . Key Clul and Spanish Club... valuable behind-the- scenes man. HANS RUDOLF HAUG Now that graduation is here, we must say good- by to our three friends from Europxe. Hans is go- ing home to rest because he never got a chance to here. He is always going somewhere to see some- thing. We will certainly miss Hans, and we all hope that he can come back and visit us again soon. RUTH SWEENEY Curly red hair and blue eyes to match. . . Owner of a Big Ring. . . Her voice is like music. EEVA KRISHINA HAKALA lt has truly been a treat for us to have Eeva as a member of our class this year. All who know her love this Finnish miss for her quiet sense of humor and shy smile. . . Eeva has been active in Club '60 and guards the Future Nurses' treasury. VALKER RICK PETERS Rick has taken such an active interest in every- thing he has done that he has truly become one of us. He is an ardent sports fan and has an excellent com- mand of the English language and American slang. P34 KWH M5 H Fw' QA 1 IE NC mir RET Y em VQC K DONQ WST gofl EAST JA 'TEDW NDA may Hiigpff ,QE pZ4eo,f'4'6 'Wag Q23 ea SQR NE To O -. - c 'ffff'ff D ON A 4 7741 'ffm 6 :F Lofvc, ANDS QOY IN DW: DMA as-.. K oP.T of V 1394 Wf :QUE u. Qxfkfab if ' I fi QN Z . Q wssrnanucs BETTY N, WoMhy HATE12 AK C4 og? fl. :kr 1-J ,Q glssf ALL 'RoLUVO SHANE 2 P SHN? 5? Miss cHIEvou'5 fi .JV DAPCY SWL INDI VIDMM THE MAN WHO Mrs. Stanley ..... Miss Preen ...... Richard Stanley ......... June Stanley .... John ......... Sarah ....... Mrs. Dexter ..... Mrs. McCutcheon. Mr. Stanley ...... ..... Maggie Cutler ........ Dr. Bradley ............ Sheridan Whiteside ........ John Aves Harriet Stanley. . Bert Jefferson .... Professor Metz. . . Mr. Baker ...... Convicts ...,.... Dan M Expressman ..... Lorraine Sheldon. Sandy ..........,.. Chuck Armstrong Beverly Carlton. . Westcott. .... . . Radio Technicians. . . Banio.,. .... Two Deputies. . . Plainclothes Man. Director ........ Student Director ..... Stage Manager. . House Managers. That was awful, kidsl Let's go through it again. I think the manure would look best over there. 48 The superb cast of GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE Poor Ramona She fannted GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE Mr. Kimber .... Newton Fuller .... . .John Rutherford . .. .. .John Aves Annabelle Fuller ........ Janet Hilliker Madge Fuller. . Steve Eldridge. Katie ......... Mrs. Douglas .... Clayton Evans. . Rena Leslie .... Hester ...... Ramona ...... Aunt Sarah .... Leggett Frazer .... Tommy Hughes. .. Sue Barrington. Miss Wilcox. . . Mr. Prescott. . . Director .......... Student Director .... Prompter ...... Stage Manager. . . House Manager .... .Pat Middlesworth . . . .Bill Schuiling .. .Bev Orwant . . . .Mary Laitsch ...Jerry Blakeslee . . .Darcy Harwood . . .Judy Beerbohm . .Avis Ziegenbein ....Joan Mitchell . . . .Joe Drueke .. .. . . .Bill Irwin . . . .Barb Rowden . . .Suzie Hetieran ... ...Jim Forrest Miss Carlyn Ziegler . . .Maria Hannah .. . .Mary DePauw .. .John Erskine . . .Mike Moore With furrowed brow, Kimber whittles his stick mafia gli' K , .W wx ? 'l. awa 1' rx 4 I , ,Ty 0 9' 'Q N CLAIRE AITKEN 3 9 . 'T SHANE LOGIE FRED BRACE DAN MILLER SHARON SMITH DIANE DENMAN dfzwdallwm Swaea, S2-, -lim WW' BILL GEORGE , aI'I . f ri, J JOAN MITCHELL SHIRLEY BURGESS MARILYN OTTE MH . I ., A A Il MARILYN HEANEY I 1 AVIS ZIEGENBEIN J FRED GRAY .IUDY PLETT 1 ug: A MARY VANZWALENBURG BAR BS Al BER ,,J' STEVE IDEMA 52 6 ,Q I BILL HARDY PENNY BARNES 2521.1 z- A 1 I- 1 MARJO HANNAH . JOHN RUTHERFORD 'un J JOHN RYAN ,I 5'.4,5.11sfif,s 5 PEGGY LANDMAN MARY HENRIKSON I 45- 3. in , cf 3 Z A ,fn J JAN BOWEN Ain fa, . JANET Hnuxsn ' . wk 'QA JUNE RYAN ' - ,J.' ,gifi NANCY HEATON gg' BRUCE OSTERINK -B' F' CLAIRE AITKEN TAX S2 I .ry CYNTHIA CLAUS FRED GRAY f film MARY SUE JACK BAR! 10 WDEN PENNY BARNES 2' . -s-'E' 3. TEFFY CLIFF Q . x NX TK: I MARJO HANNAH SHANE LOGIE , J f af is Q Y, JOHN RUTHERFORD '7Aeta Pa Zta DAVE BARRETT JOHN ERSKIN I in 'cy BILI. HARDY ' ' Ii I JOAN MITCHEI. , wk Q. JUNE RYAN 53 . . , uf' R v-, DICK BIEHN TED IURIA W. I I b Q 5 IILI. GEORGE FLORA GRASS K sn ' wif, MARILYN HEANEY MARY 'IENNKSON ,,-1 .. 5, f MIKE MOORE Jupy plin' 6' 6 V4 E'-NNE WAPNER Avlz ZIEGENBEIN .-S' Think you can lift it, Bill? The members of this year's Student Council, the governing body in the school, consisted of rep- resentatives from each homeroom of grades nine through twelve. Last spring Dick Biehn was elected president, and Avis Ziegenbien, vice-president. The other otliices are Claire Aitken, secretary, and Buck Walters, treasurer. Mr. Hallady is the 'faculty ad- visor. ln the first week of school, the council presented a carnival as the annual Student Mixer. Other suc- cessful proiects were the Homecoming events, the traditional Student Forum, and the sending of baskets of food to needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas time. The big money-making proiect of the year was the Car-Wash. e 'wowaegwuwsv yew. STUDENT COUNCHL- C th S Lo ie B Walters D Biehn A Ziegenbein C. Aitken, B. Albers, Row One: C. Sharrow, D. Barrett, D. Miller, G. Mc. ar y, . .9 . - 1 - 1 ' ' I' L W.H. S. Glqzerl L DeweY Mr Halladay Row Two: N. Heaton, J. Mitchell, S. Smith, M. Jack, J. Ryan, C. Hlemslra, D. DOMIS Y, - ' 'cms' C I M. D.. Denmdn Grass, Wares, D. Stevens. Row Three: D. Caldwell, D. DeFouw, S. ldema, B. Miller, G- A'1dl'eWS. B- Of, Moore, B. Schuling, B. Osterink, F. e er, . I , . e 9 1 - Y I K ll T Cl'lf B G or e F Gra , P. Rassmussen, E. Hardy, C. Welch, B. Hardy. 1 ,... , AES XS 5' . N 2 54 L.-Q, -ff iw-img. if wif' f-if V- Liv - Y1.-'-fesiiifw-'Z-M. fe' . f ' g ' .. . is . ,-555: ' 'gg y,4fIL5.1Lfe.. .Vp .egg--x.-i. I . ww.-4 --M-M N i .- - -f s 1- A -f . , W .1 , . .X ,M W . A .,l,.....--1 ..- l INTER CLUB COUNCIL- Row One: S. McKee, B. Albers, C. Coombs, A. Shaw, P. Conger, A. McMullen, B. Walhall, I.. Simon, M. Houseman, S. Wapner M. Zarafonetis. Row Two: S. Graham, B. Dvorak, M. Jack, J. Terryberry, Mr. Hoskins, F. Gray, A. Zlegenbein, K. Wilson, J. Willey J. Bosch, D. Denman, S. Glaser, C. Aitken. Row Three: J. Tucker, S. Smith, M. Hannah, S. Brown, J. Ryan, J. Bowen, S. Smith, J Aves, C. Deane, V. Kenyon, E. Wapner, M. Olte, J. Heller, K. lane, E. Faude, G. Kirchgessener. em eww Q em. This year under the excellent leadership of Avis Ziegenbien, president, the Inter-Club Council rep- resentatives tackled the problems of improving the club system, club proiects, and inter-school relations. To acquaint the student body with the various clubs, an assembly was presented by the council at the beginning of the year. Helping to present the Student Mixer and Homecoming dance were additional activities. The Club notebook, ex- plaining the purposes and proiects of each club, was made. A special l.C.C. column in the FIinI1ock was originated this year. Other proiects included Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets, special serv- ices and drives, a pep assembly, a spread, an award for the best club, and the annual Inter- Club formal. The other presiding officers were Fred Gray, vice-president, Joey Terryberry, secretary, and Kathy Wilson, treasurer. Mr. Hoskins was the advisor. l.C.C. members pack food for needy families. 55 .X k .M ew, ., W .W -WW its Q .sk . is ,- PEP BOARD- Row One: S. Logie, M. Yudin, S. Brown, B. Albers, S. Vogelsang, P. Conger, A. Ziegenbein, M. Savage, K. Rasmussen, B. Barnes, C. Ward. Row Two: C. Hexton, S. Graham, S. Griffith, C. Armstrong, B. Irwin, D. Hoffius, Miss Dernberger, M. Jack, J. Terryberry, C. Coombs, S. Fairbanks, C. Jerecki, C. Aitken. ,r 1? 2 if X Rah! Rah! Rah! V Roh, rch, rah, is the cry of ' the Pep Board. The Board spon- sors the sports bulletin board, Pete the Pioneer, the disputed pep iug, and the Go Go Go Pioneers sign. .- ii A Qin A typical meeting. 56 M of 0 . .. ,W,.,,,,, ,. .. Qs. Each year East sends one elected delegate from each grade to the Grand Valley Student Council. The representatives from East and seven other schools belonging to our Grand Valley Conference make up the Council. The meetings are held once a month at alternating schools to improve and further interschools relations. The Council is re- GRAND VALLEY STUDENT COUNCIL- Qwncl Walleq S Gauncd LM Painting the white sidewalls on Mrs. Reeves car sponsible for making up, distributing, collecting, and counting the sportsmanship ballets, and giving the sportsmanship trophy to the most deserving school. East was recipient of the award last year. At Christmas time a donation was given to one of the worthy charities. In the spring the Council sponsored a dance choosing one of the seven con- ference schools as host. Row One: E. Hardy, N. Heaton, T. Burba, B. Oslerink. Row Two: Mr. Hoskins, D. Defouw. P.. f' I -J 4,,.. Q wr ACTIVITY COMMITTEE -- Row One: C. Armstrong, M. Siedel, S. Logie, Mr. Hoskins. Row Two: W. Faget, J. Mitchell, J. Krisoff, P. Johnson, T. Welch, M. Savage. How shall we vote on the dances, and what about the Student Forum, do you have drivers for all of the cars? These are iust a few questions that arise in the Activity Committee meetings. The primary purpose of the Activity Committee is to regulate all school activities such as dances and sales. The half-time ceremonies at the Homecoming game were planned by the Activity Committee. Each dance was rated, and the best dance received first choice ot the dates for next year. After a busy year, the nine members relaxed at the annual Student Council picnic and looked back with pleasure upon the past year. The Activity Commit- tee consists of two members elected from each grade and a chairman, Shane Logie, from the senior class. 1960 has been a good year at East, and we owe the planning of many activities to the Activity Committee. Congratulations, Activity Com- a iob well done. JW' 0 . - 'it Wet' Wan It Hill Q th t Ohm' find on constitutionl B deadline? is Mclry Henrikson password. Nevertheless, she and her staff have published one o the best school publications Eas High has ever seen. How will we ever make this . ,S f l .., messengers hu... snow shall Om their Q MOP the, PPO' e :Med rounds ' awe... 2. Aden FLINTLO CK STAFF - Row One: A. Beniamin, M. VanZwolenburg, M. Henriksen, Mr. Froysland, M. Otte, E. Wapner, P. Barnes. Row Two: C. Claus, F Grass, D. Miller, D. Barrett, J. Ryan, J. Herscher, B. Keister. 31-..- fu . 'Y . Ulf ,im . -'li ll 1 lui, ..,,,.4' . a t 1 5L4w,..-v 0 59 QXWQWI J EDITOR-IN-CHIEF .loan Mitchell FACULTY SECTION Fred Brace ORGANIZATIONS Mario Hannah INDEX Ann McMullen WG!! ADVISOR Miss Patricia Ludwig ASSOCIATE EDITORS Claire Aitken Shirley Burgess Avis Ziegenbein SENIOR SECTION June Ryan assisted by: Jan Bowen Mary DePauw Mary Sue Jack Tom Lendering Mike Moore Chris Webber CLUBS Pat Middlesworth STUDENT LIFE Bill George ART Judy Plett 61 BUSINESS MANAGER Marilyn Heaney UNDERCLASSMEN SECTION Barb Block assisted by: Cynthia Claus Elaine Wapner SPORTS Terry Cliff Jim Comber Cal Hexton Dan Miller PHOTOGRAPHERS Penny Barnes Mary Frost Sharon Smith , 70 8 Q QS' STAGE CREW- T. Cliff, B. Crumb, J. Dunwell, J. Rutherford, J. Erskine, Mr. Hoskins. HALL MONITORS- A. Sykes, D. Harwood, J. Herscher, T. Burbo, L. Wiilhohn, B. Beniomin 62 smug me Um zz., sm, slam. HONOR STUDY HALL CHAIRMAN- Row One: B. Albers, C. Aitken, A. Ziegenbein, A. McMullen, M. Heaney, F. Grass. Row Two: D. Biehn, M. Henrikson, R. McKay, C. Webber, G. Andrews, B. George. Row Three: D. Hoflius, B. Hardy, F. Keller, T. Cliff, F. Gray, B. Schuling, M. Moore. Row Fours: S. Lewis, B. Osterink, J. Ryan. The aim of education is to make each student self-sufficient. Having students govern themselves during their study periods is a small, but important, beginning in self-government. ln line with this thought, East established a student-operated study hall system which is now in its second year of operation. This year, because of the success of the venture, there were five study halls each hour, four, which were run by iunior and senior honor students, and only one with a teacher at the head. There was another teacher on duty each hour who checked on the student- operated study halls and helped the students with any problems. We are very proud at East to be one of the few schools in the country to have an efficient student-operated study hall system. CLUB '60 Row One: M. Beukema, B. Dvorak, L. Storm, P. Lantinga, A. McMullen, L. Witthohn, J. Mulnix, M. Clemmets, P. Yared, K. Hillstrom, S. Payne, S. Seidel, P. Patterson, M. Belkin. Row Two: C. Barrows, B. Rowden, M. Frost, A. Shaw, J. Bowen, F. Grass, Mrs. Douse, C. Aitken, M. Otte, M. McAfee, S. Hefteran, S. Graham. Row Three: J. Deutsch, J. Mitchell, S. Goodwin, L. Breckenridge, A. Gray, S. Logie, C. Wolcott, S. Burgess, C. Coombs, B. Block, E. Wapner, P. Needham, M. DePauw, J. Hilliker, B. Orwant, M. Laitsch, P. Barnes, K. Knoblauch, S Smith, J. Ryan, A. Ziegenbein, P. Middlesworth. Row Four: N. Hunter, C. Cole, S. Litscher, C. Claus, S. Smith, J. Bird ' b h . R Five: J. Jarmer D. Harwood,.B. Hansel, C. Webber, A. Merchant, S. Gilbert, M. Vanlwalenburg, R. McKay, J. Plett, J. Beer o m ow M. Stinson, A. Lawtord, S. Griffith, B. Keister, C. Runk, M. Jack, S. Miller, M. Heaney, J. Moulton, M. Burgess, M, Hannah. A After presenting a fine Christ- mas assembly, the girls of Club '60 gave a spread in the gym. To climax a really big senior year, the members frolicked at their p A? , '60 closing picnic in the Spring. Flora and Sandy direct our Christmas Assembly. - CLAIRE AITKEN President MARILYN OTT5 1 FLORA GRASS Secfegmy Vice-President MERRYDALE MCAFEE Treasurer ' 64 , 1 4 .- X I bw' X 6 RUOFF 1 'lzlillpresident I C DIANE DENMAN ,N . President W . , : N if 'ir GINNY KIRCHGESSENER s Treasurer X vm 1 PEGGY LANDMAN Q F Secretary P' 8 ' fn gxbza - ' ' ' ' During a successful year, the girls of Club '61 helped the United Fund by stuffing envelopes for drives, delivering posters to stores, folding pamphlets, and collecting tickets for the United Fund Jazz Concert. CLUB '61 Row One: H. Tipping, M. Prentice, C. Jerecki, G. Kirchgessener, M. Ruoff, Miss Parmalee, P. Landman, M. Gallmyer, M. Hack, B. DeYoung Row Two: N. Malecki, B. Rice, S. Boll, B. Ohland, K. Kress, J. Bryant, S. Trotter, C. Cooledge, B. Brown, P. Courtright, B. Beniamin, C Hiemstro, J. Baldwin. Row Three: M. Sidell, A. Montgelas, I.. Freeman, C. Seibert, E. Bellis, J. Herscher, C. Lillie, M. Richardson, C Bryant, J. Dunaken, S. Jennings, A. Winkleman, E. Sarafis, M. DeRyke, S. Vader, C. Stiles, J. Terryberry. Row Four: S. Barth, M, McAfee L. VanTine, S. Selveg, A. Beniamin, A. Kinkema, N. Folkerts, M. Brewer, V. Miller, L. Dewey, B. Albers, S. Wood, Absent: D. Denman 65 I CLUB '62 Row One: P. VonRissen, J. Heller, F. Willard, B. Erbaugh, M. Ferguson, E. Sperry, L. Siegel, J. Ray, C. Hewitt, A. Sykes, S. Delano, S Free, J. Luton. Row Two: J. Jeplaway, C. Carrigan, S. Fairbanks, B. Wallin, S. Seime, J. Peterman, Mrs. Reeves, J. Bosch, S. Vogelsang S. Glaser, M. Houseman. Row Three: J. Blok, G. Boyce, A. Rahilly, S. Burleson, M. Calvird, J. Tucker, B. Plumb, D. Lillie, S. Chaillie L. Payne, P. Conger, P. MocWhirter, P. Rowe, N. Wepman, M. Buth, L. Schantz, J. Allen, B. Wepman, J. Otte, S. Weaver, B. Marty C. Ward, L. Williams. Row Four: M. Mead, L. Linberg, N. Seymour, L. Campbell, S. Shon, C. Silverman, B. Warner, B. Brace, B Way, N. Wasserman, R. Rose, J. Avery, L. Waterman, K. Wilson, P. Johnston. Row Five: S. Kruger, P. Olsen, A. Sorenson, K. Puite, P Deane, S. Richardson, S. Siegel, P. Baldwin, M. Tremper, S. Romance, M. Mulder, J. ldema, C. Poup, K. McDonald, S. Doherty. ' Club '62 gives service to both 3 -A' the school and to the community. Sot. morning at the Lincoln Home for Retarded Children and the p0- EJ I : I 0 . lio and cancer drives, were the main proiects ofthe club this year. V 44 I move we table the issue. 66 1 Advertising lor the Club '63 spread Help for a needy family W Said what couldn't be done- why, the organization of Club '63, All kidding aside, Club '63 worked on many worthwhile proiects this year. Keep it up, girls! Gaulddl Ee Zane! CLUB '63 Row One: N. Foster, J. Vanlwalenburg, N. Bronkema, C. Mulsom, B. Barnes, S. Brown, B. VanKuihen, .I. Wule, G. Brown, E. Faude K. Rasmussen, A. Lenderink, C. Rosenbohm, P. Ladd. Row Two: K. Gatety, G. Smuk, S. Wapner, M. Zarafoniles, M. Savage, B. Walhall Mr. Teaboe, P. Hicks, S. Kanstey, D. Hailman, V. Wanly, C. Marlindell, D. Donley. Row Three: D. Schumacker, C. Lake, D. Allen, M Porter, M. Yudin, A. Dodge, C. Collins, P. Duelling, M. Miller, K. Savage, K. Kindel, S. Rice, S. Dubridge, A. McAllister, S. Graham C. Brechen, G. Wyer. Row Four: S. King, S. Byers, B. Herscher, P. Martini, C. VanDis, K. Syrell, S. Vandersloot, K. Laine, M. Taylor, B Beerbohm, K. Greenhoe, E. Root, N. Comber, N. Cutter. Row Five: N. Baar, R. Rutherford, D. Robling, l. Spivey, S. Bush, B. Caldwell N. Palullo, E. Bowen, H. Kress, M. Wege, P. Caldwell, T. Richardson, L. Soralis, S. Green. l l 67 FRENCH CIUB - Row One: S. Burgess, J. Bowen, J. Ryan, B. Albers, S. Smith, P. Barnes, Madame Bentley, M. VanZwalenburg, M. Hack, J. Beerbohm, Brown, M. Buekema, C. Aitken, M. Heaney. Row Two: S. Wood, J. Dunaken, D. Harwood, M. Sidell, C. Cole, S. Litscher, M. DePauw J. Hilliker, M. McAfee, S. Griffith, L. Witthohn, M. Jack, C. Wolcott, A. McMullen, N. Malecki, A. Shaw. Row Three: K. Kress, S Jennings, S. Selveg, S. Miller, J. Laitsch, A. Winkleman, K. Gollandt, E. Sarafis, J. Roberts, L. Fuller, C. Hiemstra, J. Plett, P. Yare S. Payne, J. Humphrey. Row Four: C. Jarecki, M. McAfee, C. Runk, J. Bird, E. Gollhardt, C. Campbell, B. McDonald, S. Logie, Schuitema, A. Merchant, N. Folkerts, F. Grass, D. Weiss, C. Lillie, M. Ruoff, A. Kinkema, L. Dewey, P. Van Reissen, A. Beniamin. fe ehcfe The Missionary and the Savage ' I9 aaencfn play l96O was a boom year for the French Club. After the formal initiation, the members donned their winter coats and sold mums at the Home- coming game. The proceeds from this sale were donated to U.N.l.C.E.F. Brimming with holiday spirit, Le Cercle Francais set up the creche in the library. The Mardi Gras dance was one of the most beautiful dances to be put on this year. Many of the meetings were turned into travelogues in which slides of France were shown. ln the spring, French Club closed the year in a blaze of glory with a formal banquet downtown, and the out- standing member of the club was presented with an award. Mary Van Zwalenburg is the president, Penny Barnes, the vice-president, Sally Smith, the secretary, Madelon Hack, the treasurer, and Ma- dame Bentley sponsors this fine club. SPANISH CLUB..- Row One: J. Aves, B. Dvorak, C. Benneii, S Vader, M. Stinson, B. Warner, S. Hefferan L Freeman S Bari J Rasmussen, G. Andrews, B. Carl, T. Truog F Gray G Oakley puulh 81445 Eau 9 1496449 fbanw Jqjphqfva I . . ish 2'3S2flZ2 L0 'he dance, Span- Sfmt? holds 0 k?u?121T:Lec:I Chrisrmqs e Year, and GT the end promotes Spanish. most of all, 1 X xx X ff LATIN CLUB - Row One: P. Conger, S. Gla1er, J. Bosch, M. Houseman, Miss Hill, A. Montegelas, H. Tipping, G. Kirchgessener, L. Brown, G. Graham S F C. Martindill, M. Taylor, K. Rasmussen, J. Peteman, E. Faude. S Burleson. Row Two, N. Seymour, J. Avery, L. Carson, . ree, Latin lives today in the Inter Nos Latin Club with its sponsor Miss Hill, president, Anne Mont- gelas, vice-president, Carol Bryant, secretary, Heather Tipping, and treasurer, Mary Ruth House- man. After the Initiation Potluck, the first activity of the year, Latin Club exchanged meetings with other Latin Clubs from different schools. As its annual service proiect, the club kept the trophies of East cleaned and polished. At the Saturnalua do ponsm lChristmasl Party, presents were given to the Herald Santa Claus Girls. The Latin Club fulfilled its main purpose of giving its members a thorough knowledge of Roman and Greek culture through skits, movies, and guest speakers. The highlight of the year was the Roman Ban- quet done in true Roman style-the wearing of flowing togas, the using of fingers instead of forks, and the eating of Roman-style food. Mvgistra Collis helps too ,. . --n.h, all Y 1-v . i 1 sz .lflilll :fl ' . . 4 . Wigs . if Q 3-IQ Q 6 Q 9, 4 f I Xml Qy ,E Q, fa 9 -f Y r is ix , Q? if 2 F fzffrg-s1 ,, W I f'L.,.i 1 I -'92 f?f P f E 5 J ' 5' A wi ? Q Ni ng, K FUTURE NURSES CLUB- Row One: D. Boorsma, R. Swe eney, F. Grass, P. Middlesworth, Mrs. Eby, A. McMullen K Knoblauch S Ball J Baldwin C Runk Row Two: L. Larson, S. Free, B. Radcliffe, J. Luton, J. Tucker, M. Ferguson, J. Otte, M. Otte, S. Hefferan, K. Hillstrom M Richardson L Silverman, B. Erbaugh, K. McDonald. Absent: M. Henrikson. I4 74m .4 Nwue In 7114 Jlaww? Future Nurses opened the year with an initiation at which time Mary Henrikson was elected president, Pat Middlesworth, vice- president, Flora Grass, secretary, and Eva Hakola, treasurer. Ann Mc Mullen is the l.C.C. representative. The Club, led by Mrs. Eby, heard speakers from various schools of nursing, and medical fields. Future Nurses this year contributed to the Student Council Christmas and Thanksgiving baskets, and adopted a needy family. gmosl N0 - w, b those cru1Y Pu' efo' Dig e infedion sets in Xt FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB - Row One: J. Mulnix, P. Yared, S. Payne, S. Burgess, S. Graham, C. Wolcott, C. Coombs, Mrs. Yonkman, A. Kmkema M Gallmeyer M Hannah, J. Moulton, P. lantinga, R. McKay. Row Two: S. Seidel, P. Courtright, J. Dunaken, B. Brown, J. Beerbohm, P. Needham, B. Orwant, B. Benjamin, M. Ruoff, B. Rice, S. Vader, M. Vanzwalenburg. Row Three J Bard E Gollhardt M. Buekema, L. Storm, S. Griffith, A. Gray, S. Goodwin, M. McAfee, B. Dvorak, A. Schaefer, C. Barrows, S Barth A Benlamun Jae 7fzal 7eacfaw 1411- rqpplef Tri-T Future Teachers, under the guidance of Mrs. Yonkman and Carol Coombs, president, is a club designed to help girls decide whether they want to enter the teaching profession. The other officers include, Alison Kinkema, vice-president, Shirley Burgess, program chairman, Carole Wolcott, secretary, Martha Gallmeyet, treasurer, and Sue Graham, l.C.C. representative. ff ng xl xl G.A.A. l.lUNl0RS It SENlORSl - Row One: S. Seidel, J. Bryant, M. Jack, P. Johnston, M. Otte, C. Claus, S. Wood, J. Bosch, J. Terryberry, S. Gilbert, A. Merchant, J Moulton, M. Buekema. Row Two: B. Keister, C. Coombs, A. Gray, M. Prentice, K. Kress, S. Logie, M. DePauw, J. Plett, E. Wapner, B Orwant, S. Graham, L. Witthohn, L. Freeman, A. Winkleman, B. Rice. Row Three: B. Albers, A. Montegelas, G. Kirchgessener, L. Dewey M. McAfee, P. Lantinga, A. Lawford, B. Rowden, S. Hefferan, P. Needham, L. Storm, S. Griffith, C. Webber, B. Dvorak, C. Seibert, C Jarecki, S. Litscher. Wlaieh Gul 4m 74044 5.4.4. 14 The G.A.A. girls, under the leadership of Cynthia Claus, or- ganized a series of sport tourna- ments during the school year and presented in the Spring the an- nual Water Ballet. G.A.A. lFRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORESl -- Row One: S. Graham, P. McWhirter, M. Yudin, A. McAllister, K. Kindell, S. Dubridge, C. Ward, J. ldema, J. Peterman, C. Corrigan, P. Caldwell, K. Rasmussen, E. Faude, M. Paalman, J. Ray. Row Two: L. Waterman, S. Glazer, P. Conger, S. Brown, L. Sarafis, P. Johnston, S. Wood, J. Bosch, C. Hewitt, E. Sperry, P. VunRissen, M. Buth, M. Zeilstra. Row Three: M. Miller, B. Wamer, J. Tucker, C. Rosenbaum, G. Smuk, S. Morris, L. Lindberg, V. Wanty, M. Mead, S. Quint, J. Allen, P. Deane, S. Siegel, A. Sykes, N. Wasserman, S. Burleson, G. Boyce, K. Savage, P. Duetting, J. Jeplawy. Row Four: J. Blok, B. Wallen, B. Plumb, N. Schumacher, J. Vanlwalenburg, P. Martini, N. Cutter, C. Millson, R. Rose, J. Willey, M. Calvird, S. McKee, S. Fairbanks, J. Heller, S. Romance, B. Brace, M. Tremper, S. Rice, D. Hartman, M. Ferguson. Row Five: S. Sieme, B. Gibson, S. Krueger, K. Gately, B. Caldwell, P. Hicks, N. Comber, A. Sorenson, K. Puite, S. Chaille, D. Lillie, L. Williams, S. Vogelsang, M. Mulder, L. Campbell, J. Luton, S. Rozaoaan, S. King, B. Erbaugh, L. Payne. 74 QE VARSITY CLUB - E E. 'E Row One: K. Franklin, D. Biehn, J. Young, C. Sharrow, B. Irwin, D. Miller, D. Barrett, G. McCarthy, T. Lenderink, T. Burba, Armstrong, A. Erber, B. Corl. Row Two: J. Folger, J. Rutherford, J. Cook, T. Cliff, B. George, C. Bennett, C. Miller, J. Drueke, F. Gray B. Burns, T. Boogie, J. Comher, F. Kingwell, W. Kildegaard, D. Wells. Row Three: D. Budden, B. Knerr, B. Osterink, M. Moore, T Pantlind, S. Lewis, S. Thompson, A. Romance, D. Kosht, R. Bolhouse, J. Kuenzel, T. McAllister, T. Clay, S. Simon, C. Hexton. Row Four R. Bohno, G. Andrews, J. Ryan, J. Dodge, P. Liedline, J. Binder, N. Miller, J. Dunwell, T. Dexter, G. Maentz. aafuilaf Glad Pep .4 aw: Jn Jem, M Varsity Club is to be commended for a fine year of service. This year the men presented a pep as- sembly, took down the bleachers atter the football season and boosted the sport spirit of the school. Q w D ...,X-....t...,-3. . ,f , -A Ae s Q fl .... , f + fc .. , : -. g -Q 1. 2 J --L, ..f- K , - - rm . .. K, .. . Lk V iv .: ., , ' ,,,'. .., N, ,L ,I KS , 1, ,-- my . . . M . . H uw . M... Q . .gm ,gg SCIENCE CLUB - Row One: M. Spurgat, R. Dykman, C. Rissi, J. Meanley, F. Brace, Mr. Frihart, C. Miller, S. Smith. B. Hammerslag, J. Folger. Row Two: S. Lewis, T. Boukamp, G. Duffy, C. Deane, J. Jeffrey, D. Howlett, B. Donaldson, J. Forrest, G. Gill, J. Goebel, B. Donley, D. Northrup. The aim of the Science Club is to further interest in science and mathematics among the students of East Grand Rapids. The club's main proiect is the annual Science Fair. Many fine proiects were entered this year, and some went on to the Youth Talent Exhibit at the Museum. Folger, one more crack and ...... .. Q .n Aging! .-up K 'LV vanssspg .Q 1 Q.. A. .Lel- Four, three, two, one, . . . . . . . . darnl Enola! KEY CLUB - Row One: T. Bouwkamp, R. Dykman, W. Parlberg, P. Davidson, J. Erskine, T. Cliff, F. Gray, J. Porcelli, C. Deane, B. Burns. Row Two: R. Davis, A. Erber, D, Dunn, C. Zwald, J. Rutherford, T. Barecki, A. Pettersch, P. Leidline, S. lewis, J. Drueke, G. Smalt, R. long, F. Brace, J. Folger. S ' !40mMoi!a Service to the community is the motto of the Key Club. Mary Free Bed was only one of the places where the boys donated their time. Other proiects were the giving of Thanksgiving baskets to needy families, collecting Toys for Tots, par- ticipating in the Cancer Drive, and giving donations to Radio Free Europe. The Key Club also organized the Michigan Key Club Convention this year, and '4,..,4..,.,,W,,,4 L V . ., ,.,,MM, V at the end of the year, some members were sent to the International Key Club Convention in Boston. Their active year was led by Terry Cliff, president, John Porcelli, vice-president, John Erskine, secre- tary, Fred Gray, treasurer, and Mr. Jonkhoft, their Kiwanian sponsor. East Grand Rapids can be proud of the Key Club and of the fine work which its members have done. ss V ' . if ,,.,,-+V-f ...wha-w-r,..,...-v-44 an Avds What's the ioke? Jim, why did you put gum on the slide? gamqmsgwsa Wwe Me Boil Zum! If we're going to have a band, Iet's make it a good one, is the motto of our East Grand Rapids High School Band. During the fall season, the band produces the half-time entertainment at the foot- ball games. Everyone will always remember Miss DeJonge's triangle solo at the Lowell game. Having worked hard during the winter session, the band climaxed its fine season with the Spring Concert. The seniors were featured in a novelty number, and a fine time was had by all. East can be proud of its fine band and its director, Mr. Warren Faulkner. BAND- Row One: J. Herscher, P. Ladd, E. Bowen, D. Berecki, D. Donnely, P. Mosier, R. Winters, E. Coombs, P. Roberts. Row Two: G. Vogt, D. Nickle, K. Knoblauch, M. Hazen, D. Gates, J. Forrest, J. Folger, T. Emmons, D. Dunn, D. Beech, J. Sanok. Row Three: K. White, J. Fowler, D. Howlett, P. Robinson, F. Brace, B. Belkin, J. Meanley, D. Halladay, B. Donaldson, B. DeGraft, D. Rissi, T. Truog. Row Four: M. Lang, H. Howitt, F. Drueke, T. Petit, J. Wolgren, B. Donnaly. Row Five: Mr. Faulkner, G. Duffy, C. Rissi, J. Mitchell, P. SOYES, M. Hannah, R. Dykman, C. DeVries, D. Cook, G. Cassus, L. Spivey, D. Hudson, P. Courtright. Absent J. Jeffery, J. Moulton. 4: - :- 7114 S ' Even George shou Uf -me amz ldn't see ihis. 1 -xg D . Q LL if? , x lj. Row One: C. Rissi, D. Beech, J. Sanok, T, Truog, B. DeGraff. Row Two: F. Brace, G. Duffy, M. Hannah, J. Meanley, D. Halladuy B. Donley, J. Walgren, Mr. Faulkner. MIXED CHORUS R MK A MM ll J Mitchell B Woy D Allen M Polman Miss Geffert Row Row One: B. Barnes, M. Savage, S. Vader, . c oy, . c u en, . , . Two: C. Collins, L. Sorafis, C. VanDis, L. Fuller, E. Bellis, K. Wilson, C. Coolidge, J Bryant T Thomson Row Three M Frost D VanOverIoop, M. Brewer, J. Hilliker, C. Schmitt, C. Lillie, E. Sarofis, M. Siedel, L. Bovee C Runk J Dunwell Row Four T Pantlund J. Terryberry, S. Lewis, M. Hannah, J. Bird, S. Selvig, S. Miller. E. Gollhardt, J. Decker N Folkerts J James R Peters ow. ,uma eww Jima 6 aw, eaa.-9' ' inline? ' East is one of the few schools to have background music every first hour. The music is presented by the Mixed Chorus under the direction of Miss Geffert. When not singing, the chorus sold con- dles to raise money for their trip in the spring. 80 SENIORS MEN'S GLEE CLUB- Row One: H. Collins, B. Corl, C. Hexton, G. McCarthy, Miss Geffort, P. ,Johnston, D. Miller, D. Barrett, K. Franklin, B. Walter. Row Two: B, George, T. lenderink, C. Miller, T. Cliff, C. Bennett, B. Hardy, B. Schuling, L. Bovee, R. Bahna. Row Three: B. Romance, J. Hansen, T. Dexter, G. Oakley, J. Aves, B. Irwin, C. Deane, F. Gray, C. Sharrow, V. Belardo, S. Simon. 7fae HMHJJU Bug Euan gd Me Sentara Mm KEYDETTS-- Row One: D. Muste, J. Petterson, N. Cutter, S. Trotter, S. Kanstor, N. Wepman, J. Hoggesset, B. Beerbohm, A. Dodge, F. Willard, Row Two: M. Alsover, R. Rutherford, B. Wapman, N. Wasserman, Miss Getfert, C. Millsom, L. Storm, S. McKee, S. Kruger. Row Three: M. Ruoff, M. Buth, J. Otte, S. King, H. Kress, L. Campbell, K. Hillstroml, S. Hefferan, K. Cleary. The Triple Trios have indeed become a tradition at East. They can be seen in most of the school programs and in their spare time, provide entertainment for people in the community. SENIOR TRIPLE TRIO- Row One: J. Dennen. Row Two: A. McMullen, S. Logie. Row Three: S. Smith J. Hilliker, J. Ryan. Row Four: C. Schmitt, E. Golhardt, S. Hefferan, M. Hannah M. DePauw. ......,4nJMu4z::6ld!eJtJw,44n. JUNIOR TRIPLE TRIO- Row One: C. Bryant, P. Landman. Row Two: E. Bellis, E. Sarafis, N. Folkerts. Row Three: K. Gollandt, P. Courtright, M. Hewenstein, B. Beniamin. Row Three: J. Terryberry, B. Albers, M. Brewer. v 5 .82 V N SOPHOMORE TRIPLE TRIO- g Row One: L. Linburg, M. Ferguson, B. Way. Row Two: B. Eorbaugh, K. Wilson, M. K. Polman Row Three: J. Blok, P. Baldwin, C. Romance. FRESHMAN TRIPLE TRIO- Row One: C. Millson, B. Barnes, N. Nind. Row Two: D. Donley, D. Allen, L. Sorufis. Row Three: A. Dodge, H. Kress, C. Collins, C. Martindale. l I lm .QIIIJMMI .1 Lew A 2 T- 'bk 5 We TE '10 45? WH ,K Q5 f rw Q Q A S3 is 'Q ,L2,. V 35- ' iw S ' -gl sz in az -M, . ?,,-1, Q . g t! lb- ii' sa ,vig 38. -is au. Fifi Op mi, ,fr CAROL COOMBS JOEY TERRYBERRY wud, M CLAIRE AITKEN JUDY BRYANT CORINNE STILES ALBERS I 'If 1 r . f R ! 'K f x I ,X ' X 1 4, , X X XX X fAN f N fl. PATTY CONGER is X xv v 'xx -. XV .V x ,W Xxx hx K, X gin N X A Ng ,L ix X ml 'f 'X ' 4 X x X534 5 X ,fix LX 1 ,N , ' susan snowu LYNN WILLIAMS ff fl fig!-m!,5 gf Rawwe G If YI , I I X Q W L1 XM, ' K, ,fc-QZT AW JS J MARY YUDIN fl CONNIE WARD , fx BONNIE BARNES 87 R f 3 M. - . -s .. ff i ,.. x ' ff X. Q, y .. nm .. f'Kp A My 1, ,., ,. M mm .A VARSITY FOOTBALL- Row One: C. Miller, D. Miller, T. Lenderink, C. Hexton, T. Dexter, B. Romance, D. Barrett, M. Moore, G. McCarthy, B. Burns, B. George, T Bougie, C. Sharrow, S. Somon. Row Two: B. Donaldson, K. Franklin, R. Hook, T. Fox, A. Romance, J. Dodge, N. Miller, T. Pantlind, S. lewis, S ldema, K. Karg, J. Binder, J. Porcelli, J. Ryan. Row Three: P. Leidline, D. Hoffius, T. Fieter, G. Andrews, B. Kneer, D. Wells, B. Mosier, G. Maentz, D. Bergsma, F. Kingwell, D. Kostsch, R. Bolhouse, C. Nester, C. Kuta. 7fxcl'4 rqll- ' , 7fm.l 4 0.15, We Sid! .faue au 14 ! RESERVE FOOTBALL- Row One: D. Dennis, B. Payne, A. Shoesmith, P. Payette, B. Chambers, J. Raber, P. Rassmussen, C. Miller, S. Cowan, S. Bellaire, B. MacDonald, C. Sanborn, D. Caldwell, B. Free. Row Two: T. Avery, J. Farber, G. Smalt, D. Halladay, F. Schaefer, F. Keller, B. Nielson, R. Winters. Row Three: P. Robinson, D. Gray, D. Weiss, J. Irwin, J. Dermody, J. Page, D. Hampers, J. Carpenter, J. Stuart, S. Barnes, l.. Westdale, C. Schultz. . M., W... . nuns 88 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL- Row One: l. Junas, T. Ford, S. Parmalee, D. Lewis, D. Heft, K. Rice:amp, J. Hakeen, D. Buth, J. Dorman, D. VanStee, K. Bird, D. Sidell B Paup S Kemperman D. Jones, C. Thompson, D. Albury, H. Miller. Row Two: J. Gerber, J. Gerber, S. Turner, R. Bessemer, H. Fox, T Vll I h Inearn Berman, J. Whinery, D. Smith, D. DeFauw, D. Donaldson, C. Gravengood, J. Monger, T. Shook, S. Metcalf, K. Baer e c , oc y, M. Grass, D. Dumbler. Row Three: R. Ritter, J. Muth, J. Grilley, J. Wares, M. McCarthy, M. Kerwin, D. Nishyama, R. Drlber, T. Timmons T. McHaddy, J. Tivan, J. Smith, T. Cook, F. Whinery, J. Sebastian, C. Alwood, C. Taylor. Freshmen in Action. so ' FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD --Ottawa . . . Godwin . . -Lowell . . . --Coopersville -Wyoming . Rockford . . -Grandville Grand Haven Q, 'rf T ja-I a' 3 is at J A, sf .X 4: X4 +22 ,, 'X ff . MAB f f ff? fu h I., 'far ix This year under coach Captain Workhouse Bl E ' y, ast s crosscountry compiled the best standings in the league. They also set two school records by winning their first Conference Championship and by running their first undefeated season. They ended the dual meets with three wins and two ties. ln the Conference Meet, they received second place with Terry Cliff' f' s ifth, John Rutherford's thirteenth, John Kuenzel's fifteenth, and their over- all depth. This year's harriers were led by Co- captains, Terry Cliff and John Cook. Other seniors who contributed to the success of the team were Fred Brace, John Rutherford, John Kuenzel, Rand Dykman, and Ralph Bahna. East closed a fine season with the Class B Regional Meet at ln- dian Trails. .. ..., Sh' the C wn CROSS COUNTRY - Row One: R. Bahna, A, Pettersch, F. Brace, J. Rutherford R McAllister, C Armstron R d. tokei me lea TerfY , . Dykman, T. Cliff, D. Dykhouse, C. Bennett, J. Kuenzel, B. Hardy, J. Cook, T . g. ow Two: D. Boise, M. Hall, J. Williams, J. Seber, C. Shephard, M. Felarski, P. Sa D Dunn, J. Fuerch, C. Bly. East . . . . . 27 East . . . . 27 East . . . . 29 East . . . . 28 East ...... 22 Conference Meet res, C. Krumm, W. Kildeguard Grandville . . . . 32 Lowell ...... . . 30 Wyoming Park . . . . 29 Godwin ..... . . 28 Rockford . . . . . 37 ....2nd. X9 59- has :owen to be we 'oesi wlxesxknq 1201 e-aes. e seoson ended 'HKXYK o supefo V1-'I-N vecotd. The Xosses eve ox We 'moods ok to-,X Xonsmq ood Gvondwkke 'Miko W K'xe some ok We Ns! mea 'AWG Vonage. N We and ok We onievence 6uoX seoson, Eos! -:los Ko o ws! 9Xoc.e Ge uhh G1on6+4KXXe,box ox we commence meek, Eosx captured We Xsx Xoses ood vmee 'Lad ko r.ompXexeX-g donfmoke ond -:fm New Rkrsk conkerence cbomdxonskfxp. Xu We iecjxonok, NK V-omoncs ond Skewe ke-:Hs Xoov- Winds Rn We heow-elexgm doss, 'lids Yun H-Age: and 9-oX9'o Bdmo copwved was 'us me XVI. Yo. 06 V1.0 Xb. dosses vespeciwew. 'We Xeon ikfxsxxed Ka Env efwe Xfxqhesk posxixoo omixoed 'oi omg Goss 5 scbook NN be gtoud ok Rs fme wI1esNYmg Neon and Ms Mgnl 9Xoc, Eosx con K e vecotd. They 901 mel Us WR ROJSSING ne. TEA .D M . Don dldso n ' J . Fo' 9e,- ' W . Kild e9u,.-,rd C . we Ich ' S ' Lew. ls ' J . Drug ke ' A . Rom ance ' D . Bet Qsma ' T . win d ' C . Mac In' Yr, R ' B J Uh . smi no lh ' P. 1 5 Da . . Bellvldso ogre H. R , C cw ' Sqn Tw bor 0' C n - N ' D e l sidilzorbb, C 1 . vandldw Sfeeelll T ' Roy: We' Threch, S e. -C ' B 'Urk . M I F eYer5' ' :rueke ' Haig J. T uck eeya ' T n, J J FOI-d ' Du . nwen ' J . Ras mush n ' J . Gob GI Maw' MMM' fllaumg Jus, Pin him ' RoJPh 1 don-1 kin mm 93 VARSITY BASKETBALL Row One: J. Adams, C. Sharrow, T. Fax, N. Miller, T. Cliff, C. Monique, S. Thompson, B. Wares, B. George, K. Korg, T. Fiester, D. Biehn. Row Two: J. Young, G. Andrews, B. Osterink, B. Moiser, G. McCarthy, J. Kuensel, C. Kuta, C. Taylor, G. Maentz, T. Dexter, D. Barrett, F. Kingwell, J. Ryan. 86412. ' Lui Gao! Au Seam ! RESERVE BASKETBALL Row One: D. Hampers, S. Cowdry, J. Stewart, W. Faget, D. Dennis, C. Grube, F. Keller, P. Rasmussen, B. Free, B. Payne, D. Covert, B MacDonald, D. Bryant. Row Two: S. Barnes, J. Russ, D. Weiss, S. Fritsch, G. Carpenter, B. Nielson, D. Cook, D. Holladay, J. Dodgeson J. Poge, J. Weideman, R. Weiss, C. Porter. 94 The 1959-60 varsity basketball team could really be classed as a team. The boys this year worked like a well-oiled machine in winning 'll out of l7 games. Kuta's boys dropped the opener to Christian, but came out victorious in the next three contests. Holland proved too much for the boys, but they came back strongly to best Ottawa, Wyoming, and Rockford. After losing a tough one to Grandville, the Pioneers lost the title game to Godwin in Godwin's gym. ln the Districts, East lost the first game to Godwin, 62-59 in one of the most heartbreaking overtimes in history. This year the team had nine fine senior players: Captain Gary McCarthy, Todd Dexter, Dave Barrett, Dick Biehn, Chuck Sharrow, John Young, Terry Cliff Tom Fox, and Bill George. The Reserve Team, under the guidance of Coach Porter, had four wins and twelve losses and took fourth place in the Valley. The Freshman Team won ten games and lost only two. Coach John Alwood went home to relax after such a fine season. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL East ........ 52 BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD - C h ristia n ...... East... ...59--Central....... East .... .. .70 - Grandville .. East .... . . .72 - Lowell . . . East... . . .56 - Holland .. East... ...82-Union East... . . .54 - Godwin .. East... . . .53 --- Ottawa .. East... . . .76 - Wyoming ... East .... . . .56 - Rockford . . . East .... . . .70 - Grandville ... East .... .. .67 - Grand Haven . . East .... ...67-Lowell East .... . . .52 - Godwin .... East .... . . .68 - Wyoming . .. East ........ 51 - Rockford . Districts East .... . . .59 - Godwin . . :ow sine: SYSSS, J. Hewitt, B. Raemer, T. Schuck, J. Muth, D. Hansen, M. Kerwin, D. DeFouw J Berman B Griswold J Whmlery OW 2 - . ' ' . .' ' Absentyih spenzerlff D Hellt, D- Bvth, 5- KBNPCYWUUN, C- THOMPSON, M. McCarthy, T. Cook, M. Falarski, R. Drieborg, J. Wares J Alwood if SWIMMING TEAM Row One: T. Pantlind, P. Payette, B. Romance, B. Hardy, B. Corl, C. Bennett, T. McAllister, B. Walters, J. VanDenBosch, C. Armstrong K. Dickenson, J. Krisoff, J. Raber, B. Paup, J. Seeber, J. Sebastian, B. Post, E. Hardy, J. Tigelaar, C. Gravengood, A. Shoesmlth, R Hook, T. King, B. Miller, B. Alt, J. Erwin. Row Three: C. Bly, M. Grilfen, G. Erber, B. DeGraat, L. Lane, S. Metcalf, J. Mclnerney, M Hall, P. Haven, R. Zwald, D. Nishyama, F. Whinery, J. Sisson, J. ldema, F. Miller, B. Taylor, H. Howett, M. Barnes. ew s ' wa. vw. fmt., It was another banner year for the East tank team, as Bly's boys once again showed how hard work and desire can be blended into a successful season. The 1959-1960 team compiled a superior 10-2 dual season mark, finishing with seven victories in a row. Leading the team in scoring were Kent Dickenson with 84.5 points, followed by Tom McAllister with 79, and Chuck Armstrong with 74. Pool and varsity records established during the season were the 100 yard breaststroke set by Kent Dickenson and the 160 yard medley relay. After wading through the opposition in the regular dual season, the Pioneers frosted the cake with their 13th straight Class B Championship. East steamed through the meet compiling an overwhelming 105.5 point to the runner- up's 49.5. Included in the swamping were six lst. places and new State records being set in the 100 yard breaststroke by Kent Dickenson with a 1:08.5 clocking, in the 200 yard medley relay with a 1:49.1, and by Ted Burba who is the 1960 State Diving Champion. East East East East East East East East East East East East East East SWIMMING Cereal Bowl Relays . 33 .....56 .....72 .....58 .....36 .....66 .....51 .....75 .....52 .....57 .....65 .....70 State Battle Creek . . Kalamazoo . . . Union ....... Jackson ..... Lansing Sexton East Lansing . Grand Haven . East Lansing . Midland ..... Lansing Eastern Grand Haven . Catholic Central SCOREBOARD 3rd 63 40 24 38 60 30 40 21 44 39 31 26 . . .lst 0 u 2 an - 2 an U -C E 'o o 0 X .M 99 -5 ,..,. ...-- W -- -- TENNIS TEAM Row One: B. Nielson, E. Hardy, G. Wanty, P. Johnston, C. Deanne, J. Griswold, R. Long, B. Hardy, S. ldema, J. Ryan, D. Bryant Row Two: B. George, D. Miller, D. Biehn, J. Young, G. Maentz, G. Andrews, J. Reed, T. Todd, J. Irwin, Coach Porter Rackefead fnaarfe Side Med The 1959 tennis team, under the fine direction of Coach Porter, compiled one of the most respect- able records in recent years. The team completed the season, having won thirteen and losing but two, both losses coming from the State Champion, Kalamazoo University High, by the scores of 5-2 and 4-3. The highlight of the season was a six to one victory over a heavily favored Holland team. The team continued the victory string over Grand Valley opponents, which has now reached 106 Consecutive wins. East moved into the Regional Meet and made a clean sweep of it. ln the State Meet, the boys narrowly missed defeating Univer- sity High and had to settle for the runner-up spot. One of the strong points of the 1959 team was its overall depth. The team elected a most im- proved player, Bill George and honorary captains, Jim Reed and Tony Todd. The returning lettermen for next year's squad include Dick Biehn, Bill George, Dan Miller, and John Young. 'l0 0 East .. East . . East . . East ...... East .. East . . East .. East . . East . . East . . East . . East . . East . . East ...... Regionals State . . . TENNIS 3 .1 5 .1 4 1 5 1 6 1 5 .1 5 1. 5 1 2 1 5 1 5 1. 6 1 8 1 3 1 SCOREBOARD Grandville .. Rockford ..... Wyoming Park . Lowell ..... Godwin ...... Holland Christian Grandville .... Rockford ..... University High . Wyoming Park . Lowell ...... Godwin .... Holland ...... University High . . . lst H H s 'J f Q 'i ,lf YL E A., ,' fr Q ' ' E 0 X Q- h Q lv JOHN YOUNG GEORGE MAENTZ ANDREWS GEORGE nl il ... l:i' El L... Q- , nun! Y if K.. VARSITY BASEBALL Row One: S. Simon, A. Romance, R. Clay, C. Cutter, R. Bolhouse Row Two: Coach Alwood, G. McCarthy, D. Grube, J. Hansen, T. Beniamin Row Three: B. Kneer, D. Wiseman, D. Grey, P. Bylsma, M. Caswell, C. Sharrow East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East RESERVE BASEBALL BASEBALL SCOREBOARD -- Grandville . . . . . 3 - Wayland . . . . . 8 -- Rockford ...... . . . 3 - Wyoming Park . . .. . 3 - Lowell ...... . . . 5 - Godwin .... . . . 8 - Wayland .... . . . 4 - Grandville .. ... l7 - Rogers . . . . . . 5 Rockford ...... . . . - 7 - Wyoming Park .. l - Godwin ...... . . . 4 - Lowell ..... . . O - South Haven . . . . . O - Coloma .... . l Coach Alwood's words, l had looked for a better year, iust about summed up the 1959 bose- ball team's attempt to get on the plus side of the ledger. Lack of clutch hits and runs proved the bane of the team as it won four games and emerged second-best ten times. One tie was played also. A pleasant surprise was the pitching of Gary McCarthy, who was moved over from first base. The highlight of the season was the team's over- night stay at South Haven, where East tied a fine South Haven team in a scoreless, rainshortened game on a Friday and dropepd a ten inning tilt to Coloma, l-0, an Saturday. Clay was voted the team's Most Valuable Player and Simon was named Most Improved. Chuck Sharrow was elected Captain of the l960 team. Row One: D. Dennis, J. Wonner, J. Adams, B. MacDonald, D. Hampers, M. McCarthy, D. Coveart. Row Two: Coach Stuart, J. Hol- comb, D. Halliday, R. Zwald, A. Shoesmith, B. Moser, B. Wares, R. Davies, J. Weideman s, . . ig Hr xiii Iegyisgl .NW L U! 'IQ K M7 102 ' 'llli' . .,!.g-, isa.. an L 5 E: .Q Q . .,.. H on .- l '- - C , 4 ,,.,, Q Q ,.,, ,, , . H . . -gf.: ll in M' f Af X . I f A , ' f f' K I ,,,,,,k.t.4K, -25: A I 3 L :V .'.-.153 1 W GOLF TEAM Row One: M. Fongers, R. Sparks, J. Wendell, C. Weil, L. Bridge, J. Folger. Row Two: S. Fritsch, T. Tinsman, P. Leidline, I. Vier son, Coach Nestor, D. Beardsley, S. Bellaire, T. Cook, C. Caldwell Que GOLF SCOREBOARD East... ..5 East... ..5 East... ..5 East... ..5 East... ..5 East... ..5 East .... ..5 Regionals-East State - East . . . Catholic Creston Christian Central Ottawa South . Union . .I lst. t' The l959 East golf team scorched the fairways in compiling a record by far the best in Coach Nestor's four years as golf mentor. ln seven dual meets, seven Class A City League Schools fell before the East golf machine as the Pioneers ad- ministered 5-O whitewashings to each. Having breezed through the regular season undefeated, it was on to the Regionals and another victory, as Len Bridge took medalist honors with a 79 and Chip Weil runner-up with 8l. At the tough State Golf Meet held at Port Huron Country Club, the divot-digger's victory train was finally derailed when East made a commendable third place show- mg. let's see you get out of this one, Petel Wfdae East .. .. 65 -- Rockford . . . 44 East .. .. 72 - Wyoming Park . . 36 East .. . . 79 - Lowell . . . 29 East . . . . 66 - Grandville . . . . .42 East . . . 37V2 - Godwin . .. 7l Vg TRACK TEAM Row One: J. Beeman, B. Meyers, R. Plucker, J. Raber, C. Krumm, J. Drue T. Pantlind, T. Cliff, D. Barrett, S. Lewis, B. Osterink, F. Kingwell, R. Dykman, B. Corl. Row Two: T. Garden, C. Miller J. Blakeslee, J. Comber, B. Kress, D. Kosht, M. McKee, J. Bertsch, T. Fox, D. Bergsma, J. Erskine, B. Donaldson, F. Brace, ford. Row Three: J. Kuenzel, J. Cook, G. Egger, D. Cook, J. Burton, D. Dodge, B. Alt, A. Erber, R. Hook, B. Garden, M. Grant, A. Pettersch, J. D P. Davidson, R. Bahna, J. Baer, J. Dermody, J. Page, M. Moore, D. Carpenter, T. Clay, D. Hoflius, F. Schaefer, P. Sare ,. . , .,. w W PGP The Pioneers, under the guidance of Coach Waterman and led by senior speedsters, Jeff Fra- ley, John Porter, Jim Pantlind, and Dave and Dan Molhoek, had a successful year. East's powerful track team captured second place honors losing only to Godwin. The Pioneers earned a second in the Regional Track Meet, bowing to Hastings by one-eighth of a point. East's success can be attributed to its depth. ln most events, over sixty turned out for practice. For this reason, there were no outstanding stars, although Dave Molhoek smashed the Regional High Hurdle record with an impressive 14.9. East was well represented at the State Meet by Fraley, Porter, Pantlind, the Molhoek twins and by iuniors, Dave Barrett and Ken Franklin. ke, J. Pantlind, D. Molhoek, J. Fraley, J. Porter, B. Irwin, , T. Nind. J. Ruther- Lodgeston, J. Porcelli, D. Reecer, S. Sisson, D. Wells, J. unwell, Coach Waterman. Row Four: Coach Kuta, C. Devol, T. lenderink, T. Dvorak, F. Keller, D. Budden, B. Taylor, 5 E5 E Effie? iituilliwi g .2-I ...., ,'r ':' :' .w::.: 1--wg fa , 1 ' 1 .-., 'IO4 'sum KPN QQKYV -1 ',,..a , -d 3 - V gf,gi:L,L , . ,xi if xii: V' 1 qv V 135 CAMERA SHY Barbara Albers Sharon Gleason Donna Hudson Kathy Kress Gerrit Masselink Meredith McAfee Mike McKee Pat Patterson Corinne Stiles Ruth Sweeney Jack Tinker Jim Wilson , A Ron YGW JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bruce Osterink, President: Steve ldema, Vice-Presidentg Peggy Landman, Treasurer: Dianne Denman, Secrelaryg Mrs. Allaben, Sponsor. Jgy Adams Marie Alsover Bob Alt George Andrews Bob Avery Judy Baldwin Sharon Ball Sheila Bam' A A ' J eis it ex? 2' ir i n . . iwlslew i H ,J f 5- ' J - S z A S :1 ' B M 1 o A or -f ' A , A J' 1- . X' 'i,. ,f vi ' QE 355 f f 1:5 . i C . A t l . - ' A yt -- as '1'- . ami , Jon Barto Andy Belkin Elaine Bellis Anne Beniamin B. Beniamin David Bergsma Jeff Binder gage, Balham, Ron Bookholder Mary Brewer Barbara Brown Carol Bryant Judy Bryant Dick Budden Jim Burton Gordon Caldwell - M, S - Li-- in S X A imma ' t ., A 'Sh W . ff J i' l A f W V+- ' -'- : A .QQ :.. ' 1 5 if ' B A- he . .:-- f 1 f iii' ' 2 A ll., - B ,S A ' is A B i A M A , M E - A E M - A , : .. .fl fi K -ff 'B yorrso 1 X 5 Q V A H W 1, ' K X ,. H t l Ex 1. M ju K K ., ' Y V : A of-I. , T5 rs, K tyit 3 S. . Q. fy 1. I N if . 1 5 ! V' ri , Carol Campbell Linda Carson Sanford Clark Tom Clay Tom Cook Chris Coolidge Pam Courtright Eileen cousens 108 ,ff Rick Davies Jan Decker David Deeb Diane Denman is T5 1 1- , J M - 9.- - v P . 95 -343 A ' ' A , A' ' , 95 . is V ,, i Marge Dekyke Lucinda Dewey Betiy DeYoung pwdy Dickinson fe! l ss f- ' ' 4 U ' P . 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As? .J ' -K - 6' Le. Mary Richardson Ron Ritsema Phil Roberts Jim Robinson ' .1 of ' -, iii, Mimi Ruoff t John Ryan Steve Peren Margo Prentice S I! sf E V ie Bill Reb Art Romance we 1 451 is I9 fi ' Y iz. K Eileen Surafis Tom Petiet Duane Retsema , J QM, A . , :M Judv Roberts Mike Rooze . K ,f 1? L-si - . i f: 8 fl 1 Sue Selvig 2 5 Ron Selor l.orrY 5500 Maw side' Q 5 4 Q , C? lf C fir 1 - V ,Q- x . 2 'f' a K 'vi 3 .luck Teggellwf Jorn Terryberry Steve Thompson Lindo Vontine lill Wares Dove Wells ' f-f..J?'x ' '3 ' h 4. ' -7 ' J. J I . ' s 9 AX : Rick Zwald CJ S I vu W I Wh Chris Siebert Steve Sisson Paul Vant Hoff John Smuk Bob T0Y'0f , H W , vig h ra.--... ' r' M 1- - f B Xa .Q A ..f 23155 I 'N ef V Y - 1' , g f. V. . 1. W r H to so s' Bill Timmers Heather Tipping Sue Trotter Sally Vg.-Jer Lean V4-mpumm Curtis Welch Cathy Welch Anne Winklemar Bob wana, Sun Wood , Q t , h .. .tx ig B . ,Z . 1 1 Q , .,. V vt ' .- t- Q f A mama : Y W: The good ol' day!- nrx. x HNF. CAMERA SHY P. Agnello Julie Allen Ray Besemer Starr A. Boorsma Dave Bryant Doug Dunn Beth Ellis Corky Grube Karl McCune P. MacWhirter Dave Norlhrup Bonnie Radcliff Ron Rupp Larry Stron9 Toby Avery Jerry Baer Pam Baldwin Mike Barnes SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Bob MacDonald, Presidentg Ed Hardy, Vice-Presidentg Connie Ward, Secretaryg Susie Glazer, Treasurer: Mr. Hachmuth, Sponsor. Steve BGYHGS SHP BGXNI' Dave Beach Steve Bellaire - .j2:sf'i:Qs5 is , Y ,, , rf' is .. f, rf A vid B iioi - - - llli: C 5 Nik 1 'l . .L . :,, N ,, Q , , it .. .1 Judy Blok Julie Bosch B Sib Bwleson Dick Caldwell yron Bovee Gail Boyce Marylou Calvird Linda Campbell Q I ' 51 -E 52 B' Barb Brace George Carpenter Bob Branclebury Conny Burns Jim Carpenter Kathy Carrigan orioo by ' l i . ' or - 4 C u . A - 5 . ffl . . - 1 ' ' A - 2 B 5 . rise I -3. S3 'L ' 'L I iq, -1 A . ' K .- . f,, .- ,1 f - -. , i f flf Q Bob Chambers June Collins Ed Combs Pat Conger is ' ' -' .M , k,kk X HEEWQ as Us K is is fig, i . ...na . 'Sh sg. Doug Cook Doug Covear' Stuart Cowan 'l'l2 iir . ' 5 . .. i I I 33 l i t Mary Buth Suzie Chaille It 1, ,JF ' 1: -ir if be Sfxw-M XJ Steve Cowdery Phil Davidson Pam Deane Bill DeGraff Sandra Delano Dan pennis John Dermody L ..,f.,,.f,,7 L' ' ' ' V 1 - 'r v Llkliil -- ' A if 6 D ll l Giga? in 'ig Y . . , -.J 5 A . I gg 4 , .- Q Q R - , W . gl , V, ' x - Si r lp ,J Q at , - - , f ' -ig 5 fail J f John Dodgson Sharon Doherty ,S , Y 5 x4 ... i ,,,. v P. Macwhirter Sharon McKee A iw f. 2' A 3 , N , . , Q ' 'Z 3 .. . . - V ' V :' x 'g . - gy, we Fred Donker Kathy Dreuke Duffy Dwyer George Egger Barb Erbaugh Gary Erber Wqlf Foggy 5l'0YN9 Fvifbdrlki Gerald Farber Muff Ferguson Harvey Fixler Maurice Fongers Bill Free Swan Free Sgeye F,-igggh John Fuerch W' .,.. 1 'J ' ' l AW Q .. 'Q my V gy! in 'f ff G 'za Q' J l xi . A 5 E f Q 5 Lg, ' ,ses . an I . . A U BJ- B 'B Q Ear F - -M ' s .1 A -' ' -'S y F , f E . X r ' , - , . . isl In 5' , , xl' .. linda Fuller Don Galei Barb Gibson Sue Glaser Dave Gray Steve Grill Doug Halliday Bob Hammerslag Ed HardY Jacky Heller Dean Hempers Cindy Hewitt Doug Howlett Mary Houseman Janet Idema -l9lm ldem'-7 .5 ,:V- ,seg ' , . -1 A - M' wk A , W A I f' f-A . 1 I 4 ,g l l A , . 4 ,' - rg:- N K 1 ' ,. I . Q i - -. - as -12 , D 2 E 1 'J Y . ' ., E 4: V sn A 5 'Vkk, K .., VW N Q 5 , . ..,, eti' 'J,e i V , r ,- ' 1 V' , X J . ' s 5 ., - ' .Q , Iv X Q 1 A ' , - g.,-wg 1' K 56 M . Q -v r A J Q. .P ,'e 1 if . gk .ff , z ' I . . , 1 A V G -, gaze. I Q N Z. ,X lt' 15 V 1 l 1 .95 John Irwin Ed James Maury Jacobson Joan Jeplawy Perry Johnston Fred Keller Dave Kiefgt Jolm Klvvifermvn Mike Korrick Sherrill Krueger Mark lang Nick Leech ViCkY l-9WiS DCM! Killie K, Magnum-,ld Craig Mille, if A - A ef- is ff , B F i - L Fin-f s ' ui ' ' ' ' ,tr ' -, ' A ,gg if 'Q , i ' 2 ffm? ll'-Q ' i I f Q , x f- T ' ,,, , we .ff ' Z C' ,gy 4- 4' , if or fi A en ' ' 1' Jane Luton Bob Mac Donald George Maentz Ricky Mqfqndml 13Beth Marty Marilyn Mead ASS Dick Miller Frank Miller Sandra Morris Bill Moser Paulene Mosier Healllef MUlf Mufgle Mulder Donna Musle - iff- K S A l S S S K my ' sl A S -f-S :fe S S S Q S , A fy ,A ,N is y . so S A, 3 . . u 5 ea y U , S ...AQ 1- W . SS .9 1-m Q ks--f 4 Vs , Af . ,g Y I .S K in A A.,. S KS! S K S- xl! O A .S ,S 5 A Q is K 1. Q SS? Q Q S A ii W X X . we S, '15, 'Sf fl H Q ' K-Q I ' g 5 Tx I u f, N ,V D 1 1' - ' ! V Dick Nickel Bob Nielson Pom Olsen Jacky Olle .lim Page Cindy Paup Pele Payelle Bill Brall Linda Payne Jan Pelerman Barb Plumb Bill Pos! Dave Poll Karen Puile Bob PCYN9 MUVY Poclman 'E' c R l i S XF' ' 3 l A ' or rrbr or Y if S. ' ll ' W 'T' -K: v if f S .1 4..S S .. 'Q S ,Qt Sli ' xkx Ralph Pylman Sandy Quin' -lim llllbef Ann Rahilly Peter Rasmussen Judy Ray Nick Reed 5, Richardson Doug Rissi Phil Robinson Pam Roe Sheryl Romence Robby Rose Sharon R01eb00m Jim Russ Cfuig Sanborn '- Sc. S- , H-of 'iz' ff-- XJ - 71. : ll ' - S 1: all w . X 2 WS ,S S K S y ' V' 'W . l as V L ,Q K 4 'la 3 Q e ' 1 Paul Saw Frilz Schaefer Lindg Schqnh Joe Seeber Lynn Seigel Sue Siegel Sue Seime Nancy Semour Claire Silverman Sian Silverman Al Shoesmith Sara Shon Gary Small Bob Snell Ann Sorenson John Sluarl .. , ,, -fs , ' K Q S 'sf . ' , H- A ' i: ff S X' l g A S 3, S Q ' I V S wg . ,N Q ff, Q S -Q of SS .S ai if Y 'K Q. I S 'X ' i - .. 1 .ll 'T 'Q 'M H 59' '- l. S Q P A ll gf e K Z ' ' 1-' S sce S S S S S . ,af S S P A fi L, P .. Q - -. P- L Am' Sykes Tom Thomson Carol Tiesma Michele Tremper Sue Troutman Judy Tucker Pam Van Rissen Sally Vogelsang G00f90 VOS' Jim WONNCI' Connie Ward Barb Wamer lov Wallin W an 1 W W if . FV ., , if ' . ZW 'fi if ffm Barb Way Sandy Weaver John Weideman Dave Weiss Linda Williams Kathy Wilson Slephani Wilson 5'-'lfih winlel' ,-rf, ,. , .. , X ? gf M if mi? lf? .S jg , 1' e ' ' , QE -Q Q 1? S Dick Weiss Rand Winler N. Wasserman giizfv - f xr' 2 ,ff Bonnie Wepman Don Yaw ,. 55'-55 fi f L. s1i' I5: l ,:f : ieiki fi'f5ff55i?f?l355ff?' ' Ev fi 3 77' H3'25'l:?ii5flfEr 5.59 .J f W iw. - ' 1531 L G I , Iv Egg 'E . f f 1' ' . Z Q ak Len Wesldalo Linda Wahrman S. , - K +:,v r, x my an w if YQ? savvy nw ar 'ips K Q1 1 fem 2. 'K K i t A. , . A iff mm. Q.. - I t ' ,S QYM5 ,i Naomi Wepma Francie Willard Ron yew Mary K. Zoilslra ' va , 1' A 4 -5' r , , wc'ro double-ioinlodl Stop giggling, you're wiggling. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Dave De Fouw, Presidenly Jim Spenser, Vice-Presidenlg Bob Raymer, Secreraryp Dianne Donley, Treasurerg Mr. Schultz, Sponsor. Dave Albery CAMERA SHY Dick Besemer David Boyce Sharie Dubridge Gary Gerson Sieve McClave Dave Miller Dianne Allen Ron Arnfx Nancy Baar Dick Barecki Bonnie Barnes Ken Bearss gonme geerbohm V B . - 'S'. . . 1 A K X 1 ' rs? .. ,Ez ' -M ' J f 29- if l x R J' 0 ' I fiiifii . Y .. ::, 1 x E- ,XR 'gi sw X :sl f Bernie Belkin Joel Berman Nancy Bronkema Gloria Brown Jr 1 'ee Bill Berger Keith Bird Lynn Boei Emily Bowen David Boyce Carol Breckon Sherry Brown Susan Bush Dirk Bun, Sara Byers Barbara Caldwell Pal Caldwell - sz - f : :.Z:f.Z' ., is A- K isiisz-'lz:Z1a:f':i Q ee:l?.1?s-fxilw ' B' - B X . . i 353 2 s 5 . ' : 1' 'Z Z' if 5 -as :, fs if S ff , Q i r . '-1 , ,af I R ' mi H... - r iiee iiie P . 1 wi is-QP? Q Q L as Gi as -Z' Y-f , ww R is f George Cassis Scot! Clay Marynell Cleary Shirley Clements Jim Cleveland Chase Collins 115 Nancy Comber Tom Cook .1 xii l L, K iii Tim Corl Pat Courtright Nina Cutter Mike Cutrara David Defouw Nancy Dermody Crunk Devreig Bob Dewitt we H -J e ' ff ' 1 9.iu,,.f 1 -.,-gf ' ' ' 'H if -' no - 5 ll K . . f if m .1 H XX M fluff Y M K4 X ' G . ' J , . 'Q , ' 3 f 'H 5 lg ,fr X L' g Sl I Q er Q ' . . I . 9 g- i -V I .XWJ V A' : ,,,. V . Alice Dodge Dave Donaldson Diane Donley JON' Uofman Ffed DFP'-'ke Dirk Dfleh9 9 Dick Duemle' Tom Dum' Pat Duetting Nancy EdSl9Y Sara Ehinger Henry Fairchild Ellen Faude Martin Falarski Nonnie Foster Tom Ford lil? - . l I . .Qs , y , N at ,K . ,I +'i ' ?f ?,. A ' 3- 1' - '. A -- ,L', f ,gtg ,-- V 2 ,L t 1 f Q-f ff -,ff v H H F sf ' f - x G G. 1 . J s,-.ef f 4 . . - . xt f -- I Chuck Frantx Chuck Frost HUPPY FOX Ken Fuller Dgye Gape H- GUYYSBYSON Kathy Gately Jim Gerber Gerald Gerber Lois Geyer Diane Ginsburg John Goodspeed Susan Graham Mike Grass C. Gravengood Sheila Green fi 7' ' G' 4' teii ' 3' -: Jeff c xx wx, Q K 5: , -lynjic. 1+ F .. V x . g . 'l' K . 1 Q ' If t 7 3:3 A A Y M - V A' .4 x - v Z f Q F - Y - .1 J . L. Q K Y .., X N ar if ' J f Q 1 H 1 -- fi Q ' - 1 rl are , 5 fl S ,fi f 3 I .- ' I. l .,,. ' 7 .35 - .4 1 J .1 ' . .K A ll ' M . N Y - i A 4. . . . . , ' Karen Greenhoe Jack Grilley Boyd Griswold Mike Haisen Jim Hakeem Mag Hall Mike Hannah Richard Hansen Bob Harold Donna Hartman Greg Hefferan Marg. Herschor David Heth Jim Hewitt Peggy Hicks Joyce Hogsett H Q... r will , J, I . - U-Q: 1 A ' A f J' ' F ' l j' ' W 'L .,.- I , A . ' ' A , J l M G Je ct.. lf -'i'5V l lt ll . L , ., . ' I 3-Q wwf 17 , 7 D -- ec :, . 1. M 'Q JL' , H 3 if .5 i ' h Q ,A 21 , 1 J 'fin a G J ' i? l s l t I 3 .'- 4 Q ,ft ' ,, Q 5 . I ,. 4 . J ,, V 5 sll , . ' - 1 J M H y , A X 1. A. G Chas. Hoodhood Harvey Howitt G. Huntington Steve HUHOD Dick 'lone' 117 Allen Junas Sarah Ka nstor S. Kemperman 5 a I Mike Kerwin Carolyn Kindel Sheryl King Chuck Klinkner V in V .. -. I ,R A K . .- 1 - S c r, f 1, .-:V . 1 -, u ..- s. .:-2-' RJ in - Qi -1 2 5 - - QNGGB I . 2 5 ,' f . 5-43 -Q '.i.'-'i '-,SZ fi . :fix l E.:k A - : 1 f if R 1 Q .. 'S :.. Z ' - H , P xr- tx h J . ,S ,: ' , Karen Lone Chartan Larned Anne Lenderink David Lewis Phyllis Martini Ann McAllister Mike McCarthy Barb. Kowalski .15 Heide Kress Pattie Ladd Carol Lake - .wig i 1 . J ' P f ' ' , , -if-. .. .2 2 ir N E. . . I Q Q- f Dave Little A. McHattie Jim Mclnerney John Little John Loeks Che,-yl Mqnindill Tiff McKee Sam Metcalf Bob Miller We .:,X. W V... -r,.., I . KL . . K A .1 Ei: ' i:'i . V f 5 ' A S . H '-,- . , .. Q... A an K: 3 Q li- 'HJ Uihy gil K. K F . ... K In K el .. i v,yk lj L t., I- my Q. r it Q K i K if : X X N ii. 'Y .L W . ' 'ni J ' E : iL'Z7 . .wi .,,,l A . A . . cll K sg. ,Sm 'xn xx Q H Y 5 A :Y .1 .-Q... 1 ..-v 1. ..., ., . I . K V x 1 Q V ' 2. ..r.L- Qiffff iiAh A I J ,, I K us., .K .,. A 'F QLF i : fm i , w K: K J , i'i','f i '2r. 7 . A E. ' f -pw Fred Miller Harvey Miller Antoinet Neglia Alun Napier .QW .. . - me . S . .- 'sf ' J i r r . . S so ea. g Fi 5' ' Margaret Porter Bob Raemer Don Richter Dick Ritter i - . -vu. . ..M.U-.M-r..1z.fLfe, , mms!-...,-f..: f,.., .,. K, taxi., - i -- .Sm wifgfi.fmzi:rff.siEi iEsia?'F - . . ' 4 . .- fg cx, r ' - - ,- - . And . , ' .32 . f ..... X xx 6 u K , A W :Z ...--' i N 's i A f -ii. - if 8 9 it . r ir wi li A7 i :if f .- ..:1!'lf5l'55551- . J f xx . Q QF ' an y f Kirk Ryskam P Linda Sarafis Kathy Savage Mary Savage I if .K ..... f.. 3 5 x Q wwe-lame frees it it K C H .. mp S MGYY Miller Christie Millson John Monger D. Nishiyama Mark Pleume Steve Pamelee Nancy Pattullo Bob Paup Jay Moore John Moore Jon Muth Steve Plumb .t . me 3 I if 33 I SWE -1' Karen Rasmussen M. Raudenbush Don Reed Fred Reinhard Sharon Rice Curt Richardson Bob Robb Dorthy Robling Jim Rogers Eleanor Root Carol Rosenbaum R, Rugherford J .Q if I iid' , 9mefn,..-fe ,fjfg11z:....gj.Qiifzfr:.,,.f ,- 55 .gi - gfjgige ' gin a: gr 551555 ...A 123555 5. . ' .L , i - ' Z .i - f 'sf 5 rf 5 3 Bill Schriver 'l8 Tom Shook Diane Shumacher Craig Shepherd A Beth VanKui Dick Sidell Lynn simon 'nm sisson R955 Slussef Dave Smiih John Smith Gail Smuk Jim Spencer f . f ,eq . r J, ,v., . 'f- - 1 . 3 ,K . A v- f tl, ., V W X gif S it at :,i M' at ' A f S an it , , iiii if ' z 4. mf' , ' fx ' A gg I N c, . , t in rs 2 . .Q el ,-.. f S -A f' S 5 . V , gr 2 V Q: I 5 if I i K 1 Q by yi Q'mQ f 'F ' ia.. xy VY' x A W , ' ,Q in .5 if I A V V A ' A ' , .. 7 -' . . Herb Sperry Linda Spivey Dave Stevens Jim Stewart Phil Sweeney Kathy Syrett Margaret Talsma Mary Taylor Jim Teva c'Ui9 Th0mP50N Dan Timmons Susan Tinsman Dave Tomsu Steve Turner Sue vandersloo' Cynthia VanDis W A .rr -r I V s, K Law s t . . ' A J-Q . 4 .. ' F '- v-.,ef- .1 ' ' ...Q 'QA 45 1 I 1 - 1, lr : ' 4 X A I :.. 'ig .Q ,. 1 1 ,, .nv . ' , 1' ' ' gt- K, 5 ' I b Y...lL M ' ' -ff - 1' i ken D. VanOverloop Dennis VanStee J.VanZwaIenburg t , ' Vicky Wanty Sandra Wapnel Jon Wares Bonnie Wathall Vigky W4-,my Monty Welch Fred Whinery Joe Whinery June WWW Brad Williams Jghn Williams A. E. Newman tm ., K .. , V ix? ,. ' P mix Hi 'ff f ' it 1 M 111 - ' er we sf' ' ' f ge 'f S .Q , if ay H , . ,.. . QW 1 it W t - y . ig' ,Q i Virginia Wyer Mary Yudin Tom Zigler M. Zarafonetis M 1 S ' s 1 .n K: ' : V. 1 Q 1- ,,, I Q J S if H9 Af fe N? 'V 9 0 fn, 1 3 ,f 'wang F14 fnrfg -Q-mm , us Mmwiwm. iiuabmg, C V1 gn., A I 1 A eww 'V ' Sguwm W 'J f , M ' Q , L-. Q , 1 I J. h'l 1 Nl 'lu A H 4 I r 'T' .K 'Q , w ' Q Y , 5 '--v 5 - ' 1, L ' -www Qtsi f . , g k X ' 'gi af ' J . . 's , 3 4' 2 V pm xg i. X ' V- K I ' J 1 r w , K ' 4 i' X . f mn 4' I 5 M ' , 5 , J x ' if 9 G f ' X 9 4 , ' N Y O ' Y 5 'Mp ' X I 1 W, N Q 4 ' I, A 5 P 5 ' I , 5 ip A I 4 6 , -I V ' , 'W QW 6 1 I f ,1 fi? . -46 ,V fx! .. W 1 I. 4, J ,I 5 My W ' I Q I f' ,X I ,N ,ng Q L 1' I t N l V 1 ff 'Ak' ' I . it A M 3 M, H. -f 'f ,gpm 'M 5 'tw' ,Fw ' w ' fain- ' Wmmmxfffm, Aviv BEL- Wl33RaQ I HQ! in if-Mx. Q Q ,X L 1 R' 5 1 Q ' nh ,' 6 mm. JW., . W' tm f ' A .W?'ZvZ:f N 4 ' LW, ff' wwf ' Yfr .5 Y Wg ,, 5' ' W t W Q Vi 'gh'-F W ' 1,15 ' , M 1 H1 AM, 4 'a ,J gf 3 ' V - .JT V ,J . y, 4 W, V, X ur I 1 . M - , 'jw5, YQ Mil, , -an , I W 1 3' H -. X , ' wi. W ui- ...MA ..k.,. hy- gl . 4 . ' fa .. ' iwsmz-LAUUER Non 3 ' ' ' ' ' 3 Q X W 'B ' s w ' P Q i , ' Fung , E -.YA -' .3 Q- Ginn A ' ' ' ,sys ' V W ' ' 5100- K lf P ,, J ' ' 1 H , . . W 7 . -4- 'L Q .' . ,A If a M ' s , Q , , 5 wma- ,. 5 ,W O Q.. 4 'R ww V w! h 'H'f i i' O! M A . W-W Q 1 XM I . W, 'Y K Nw 'N 'MR W f , HM w, ' 'ifvflnx Y Wd W' , ':'1 M My ' 'QW o ' - ww ' ' ,, 2- Qf.SggE,fs H, ' ' ' Q , ,, 'WM ' ,, ' A . - 'ny W V QAM WgyiQQ wQ :kur -N ff M 'P . M :Mm 1,,qGww,Lf' W, 1 .M A . - f .V 1 f. vw 0 .W ' b W Y Mu wwf' ,N ' W , -, W, in ,W M if Lf- 2. Wx, N In ' ww ' ' M ' A -w-V . ,Q 'W .. Tr F A ' ' M VL 'Wa' WM ,, -awxfww M . 4' ww Wu W, I. lr i in N mm , ww , WL V W ' N '-U' ' ' JV ' ,,1. , ,W ' N' ,. N Agfngpga, vw . ,, Ng? fr ., N , u N I' V! M 'Mm ,Q M WNW M Salwalu Slew! P M :. . N it M 13 it y E Ygmf g we X2 A ix, ei ' v is W' 7 Q W ,. 'Sn m 'Nix 'QN f 43,1 W X its W! xt 'ri Y' is wwf ,V 'S ' xg M Artie gets set for another pie at the Student Mixer Eager frosh purchase books. J f' ' M . l ' .eu I., .- The wonderfut days at the beach were gone but not forgotten. Club presidents, with Avis' guidance, explain their activities and welcome new members. 122 2-I. gf X4' 42' EP QQ 1959 S dy d B II d e the first dance. Qt f ,xl N- 4 , ,,,, 01542 L 2 , A Pr fp JM 5 'I23 H Copmn Dove leads the gridders io victory. v 'ry Cl b buy f tIdC p 'n' d EZeaLlV Bwu9laZBo!fsf7epaaJf2 Mis, Del D On oy flowersgznplaces me 'he 5 . Afmi erylce slice A crowd gathered at the Club '61 spread. Board Sophs and Mary won pep week awards. gmps Um-pc-po 'I24 we Gm nd vo xxei ch :Women-lfa .P .f 5 V.. as A Q Ns- r I2 T5 ' .X ' Ai' xwih 1 'I 4 Don't be embarrassed, girls, we won't look. Qi ,Q Q0 o O4 'O O Ng Temptoiion. V fi' 99 0 125 xo' fb '4 Nauual ' Seniors were found working hard on George after school. Sophomore girls admire newly acquired class rings. The Sweet Shop was the center of attraction at the soph's Mistletoe Magic. I----5-f Hilli- Bermudas in December? Finishing touches are applied to Aunt Sarah. W is Report card brought smiles for c few. 'J nfl Eager beavers couIdn't wait to get started on their iughlt theses. y MM game C?5Jla1uZ wwf Freshmen get started on autobiographies. Wizards students warm up for their physics proiects. Exams seemed harder than ever. -I 1 ' , mf 5 te-H L1 --' n ff r r il - '4 1. I ' J! an-. ,f Q if li 127 ' ,,..b, A1 i ' 'i P' t ' I Hill Si' t ff ' lil. r Y .4 744 8 .Jlalalafm The Happy Reindeer were rivaled only by ....... The Senior Boys Chorus Line fha hujl ,uv 'TF' Mani Wan, 4401-, 40141-! 0Ie6fua0uf7lfa4aBi911'fanl!nfaal!nef ' I An Arabian Nights was inva No, Kids! It isn't o Science Proiectl ded by the Harem Girls. Pantlind, pay attention to the scriptl Legger and the Triple Trio were a big hit at the Junior dance. The Mixed Chorus gets in on early practice for the Community Show. f 2F'e me -Ev ccr 'Lx 'V ,, l 129 Charleston girls go wild in the Flashback scene. Juniors had a practice iool Male 4m Kick higher, you guysl listen lo lhe beall fvfffw Ma. mlm. Hof dogl l didn't go down, Al Parmalee was lhe hil of The King and Us. 130 e0zMWeqwz,,.,11' ' awp. -1. 14.8lww ! in - Frosh chorus line practices difficult Caterpillar Kick before their first performance. - :Lp Sta A S, M1 Li fi A 'I ' ' A ,frr Fi, , l Y I 1 H if ' A Pretty Bonnie Barnes shows great dancing skill. They're growing 'em bigger every year, but Moc wants his long-awoited-forcap- and-gown. if Sophomore girls had a sharp-looking, sharp-dancing chorus line. 5528! ' 0 bv. The ioys of being parking lot administrators. 131 Bud's return to school was o welcome sight. Glvb! Industrious Science Fair winners before the county contest. 5' am weszma, wewwfs We 'ee oapec! The Seniors were well represented at the annual Forensic Contest. 'I32 1 l fa kk ,ig-2 K, ,- Nf .Qt i' ii' .CJ-'ff313' 5 3 .k ,m me . ,kt , , 5 if 7' 'Effie -liv- , , .,,.,.... V? f In V ,ga ni ifc-, wh, .wc , i it ' . -, , French-clubers getting ready for another top-flight donce Who's carrying whom? Semhu Swwaf are '59 Mac Worms Up Sludenls from Ferndale admire our pool. Nm! .fy I Eye' 1 . tkyh x I .- fi . flxfff if ..m ,H -l:.. fl, Ji A if ,li 5: ggi . Will they make il? 0 Zine flaadlemfi 133 Those long cold nighls al Wafer Bolle! S' acalian --- Tuff! Fred and Avis plan the I.C.C. formal. Zaenii Marilyn practices for the National Honor Society assembly W-'W HCPPY Spring Vacationl 4 ln Hans, Rick, and Aeva snowball on top of the library roof. k kr-pg h h 4 y fy has nba u hp n y u y h b 9 N h h pl d h 1960 INTERLOCHEN Id I I I k h W h d I f f p g g h h y d d g I960 h b g d y b b I h h y g 9 y y f h y a k h b 1 y I f I I h Th Iff fth 1960 INTERLOCHEN gaowaw Wwffmmww 039 ww.. Afmwzmw, '-RWQJ mWh7Miib,?j .M ' If Qiijbembgzmlvma By? . 4943 W jd Bfyijwwbb ' 3 ll 4' 4,0525 .1-fi-if I N ' I ,,. u 3? U Z .rwwwmffwp Adams, Jay ............... 102, 108 Bougie, Tom ........ ........ 8 8, 75 A Agnello, Pauline ................ 112 Aitken, Claire .... 24, 40, 52, 55, 56, 61, 63, 64, 68, 86 Albers, Barbara .... 56, 30, 40, 55, 65, 68, 74, 82, 86, 108 Albery, Dave . . . ............89, 116 Allaben, Mrs. Joanna ........ 10, 108 Allen, Diane ......... 67, 80, 84, 116 Allen, Julie ............ 66, 74, 112 81 Alsover, Marie . . ,108 Alt, Bob .......... 71, 98, 104, 108 Alwood, Mr. John ..... 16, 89, 95, 102 Andrews, George .... 30, 54, 69, 75, 108 88, 100, 101, Anderson, Mr. Lester D. ............ 8 Armstrong, Chuck . .24, 48, 56, 58, 69, 75, 92, 98 Arntz, Ron .... Avery, Bob . . . Avery, Judy ..... Avery, Toby .... 112 . . .66, 70, 71, ............88,112 Aves, John .... 24, 48, 49, 55, 69, 81 Baer, Jerome . . . . Boar, Nancy .... Bahna, Ralph .... 92, 93, 104 Balardo, Vince . . .........104,112 ..........67,116 24, 46, 48, 75, 81, . ..... 24, 46, 48, 81 Baldwin, Judy .......... 65, 72, 108 Baldwin, Pam .. Ball, Sharon . . . Barecki, Dick . . . Barecki, Ted . Barnes, Barnes, Barnes, Bonnie Mike Steve .......... 88, 94, 112 Dave .... 24, 40, 59, 75, 48, Bl, 88, 104 Barrows, Cheryl Barth, Shelia . . . Barnes, Barrett, Barto, John .... Baxter, Harry . .. Beach, Dave . . . Bearss, Ken .... ....66, 71, 83,112 .....65, 72,108 ..........78, 116 ...........77, 24 .56, 80, 84, 87, 116 112 Penny ..24, 52, 59, 64, 66, 68 ........25,64,73 108 . . . .65, 69, 73, ............108 . .... ...... 1 12 ....78, 79,112 ............89,116 .......67, 81,116 Beerbohm, Bonnie . Beerbohm, Judy . .25, 48, 49, 64, 68, 73 Bellis, Elaine ........ 65, 80, 82, 108 Belkin, Andrea ............108 Belkin, Bernie ..... 71, 78, 116 Belkin, Marilyn .............. 25, 64 Bellaire, Steve ...... 88, 93, 103, 112 Beniamin, Anne .... 65, 68, 73, 80, 108 Beniamin, Blakslee .... 30, 65, 71, 73, 82, 108 Bennett, Chuck ..25, 69, 81, 84, 92, 98, 75 Bentley, Mrs. Bertha .......... 10, 68 Berger, Bill ................... 116 Bergsma, Dave ...... 88, 93, 104, 108 Besemer, Dick .............. 89, 116 Besemer, Ray .... Beukema, Mary ........ 25, 64, 68, 73 Berman, Joel ............ 89, 95, 116 Biehn, Dick .... 25, 46, 48, 40, 50, 63, 75, 84, 100 Binder, Jeff ............ 75, 88, 108 Bird, Joan ........ 25, 64, 68, 73, 80 Bird, Keith ...... Blakeslee, Jerry Blok, Judy ....... Block, Barb ...... Bly, Mr. Peter .... Boeskool, Mr. Willis ............. 16 Bolhouse, Roger .... 75, 88, 102, 108 ............112 ..........89, 118 . . .25, 48, 49, 104 ...66, 74, 83,112 ....26, 23, 61, 64 ........16, 92, 98 Bookholder, Ron ............... 108 Boorsma, Starr-ann Bosch, Julie .... 55, ..........72,112 66,70,7l,74,112 Bouwkamp, Ted .......... 26, 76, 77 Bovee, Bovee, Bowen Byron .. . . ...........112 uoya .......... zo, 45, so, at , Emily .......... 67, 78, 116 Bowen, Jane .... 26 Boyce, Boyce, Brace, Brace, 6 1 , , 55, 52, 61, 68, 64 David ............... 92, 116 Gayle ........ 71, 74, 66, 112 Barbara ........ 66, 71, 74, 112 Fred .... 26, 52, 77, 76, 78, 104, 92, 79 Brandebury, Bob . .............. 112 Breckenridge, Lynn ...........26, 64 116 Breckon, Carol .............. 67, Brewer, Mary ...... 80, 82, 65, 108 Bronkema, Nancy ........... 67, 116 Brown, Barbara ...... 65, 68, 73, 108 Gloria .......... 67, 71, 116 B7 70, 55, 56, , 116 ...65, 82 108 , 80, David .......... 94, 100, 112 Brown, ' Brown, Sherry . .74, Bryant, Carol ..... Bryant, ' Bryant, Judy ..... 74, 108, 65, 84, 7l Budden, Dick ..... Burgess, Mary .... Burgess, Shirley . . . 64, 73 Burleson, Sibby . . . Burns, Conny .... Burba, Ted ....... Burns, Ben . . .. Buth, Dirk .. .. . Buth, Mary ...... Button, Jim ...... Bush, Susan . . . . Byers, Sara . . . . Cahill, Dan ..... Caldwell, Barbara Caldwell, Cris . . . .....104, 65,108 .......84, 64, 26 .26, 52, 46, 68, 61, .l12, 74, 71, 66, 70 .27, 46, 75, 62, 57 . . . .27, 75, 77, 88 116 ......89, 95, 66, 71, 74, 81,112 .....104,106,108 ..........67, 116 .. ...... 67,116 C ......67, 74,116 ..........103, 27 Caldwell, Dick ...... 54, 88, 93, 112 Caldwell, Gordon Caldwell, Patty . . . .,...67,74,116 Calvird, Mary lou ....... 66, 74, 112 Campbell, Carol . . Campbell, Linda . . . Carpenter, Jim .... . ..... 68, 81,108 .......66,74,112 ..88, 94, 104, 112 Carrigan, Cathy ...... 66, 74, 112, 71 108 Carson, linda . . . Cassis, George . . ......72, 70, ........78,116 Chaille, Suzie ........ 66, 71, 74, 112 88 Chambers, Bob .... Clark, Stanford .............. 93 Claus, Cynthia . .27, 59, 61, 64, 6 Clay, Scott ...... ,112 ,108 8,74 Clay, Tom ............ 75, 104, 108 Cleary, Mary Kate Clements, Mary Lee Clements, Shirley . Cleveland, Jim .. Cliff, Terry .... 54, 62, 81, 92 ..........81,116 ...... 27,64 27, 48, 61, 75, 63, Cole, Cathy ............. 27, 64, 68 Collins, Chase ....... 67, 80, 84, 116 Collins, June . .. Collins, Hi .... Comber,Jim ..... ............112 .......28, 48, 81 ....28,61,75,104 Comber,Noncy .......... 67, 74, 116 Combs, Ed ................. 78, 112 Conger, Pat .... 5 74, 1 13 5, 56, 66, 87, 70, Cook, Doug . . . ........ 78, 94, 113 Cook, John .... Cook, Tom .... . . .28, 75, 92, 104 .. . ..103, 104,108 Cook, Tom ............... 89, 95, 116 Coolidge, Christie .... 65, 71, 80, 109 Coombs, Carol . .28, 55, 56, 74, 73, 86 Conner. lMrs. Juelial ............. 9 N h h flu hy h lydd g 196 IY Y f pleted the 1960 INTERLOCHEN each year, Th h g h h d y fy hh h Id Ik k p come. We've had I f f p g g h h b k d h p h y II y 0 has been g d y b b I h h y g g b 9 d k h b f y I f y ly I h I ff f Ih 1960 INTERLOCHEN gwwaw ,JW Wikcvqze, 5 M Hvvk.. J . W , MW Z it -9 E SEK ,Mania Y' 0, 'fswwx ' 'Ei Q. 'GAG - ai! ' O 2' N . 3.1.91 ' 1 , 5 My Wt 5 3 X nj ,,,-4. N fi' 4 5 S S g2'f,fm :Q-E 00 Q' We Z1 U, Ex do ,.- X , af' gx Ziff? FAQ- 'MF 4.455 135 3714041 SWJMI 1 , 4 ww' ADW N 4, Q,-...-Av,-avi? .- 1 4 1-ff 1 H ' w li 'wwf' , W4 , k .an-445' K ' pahawiancff M' A Adams, Jay ............... 102, 108 Agnello, Pauline . . . Aitken, Claire .... 24, 40, 52, 55, 56, 61, 63, 64, 68, 86 Albers, Barbara .... 56, 30, 40, 55, 65, 68, 74, 82, 86, 108 Albery, Dave ............... 89, 116 Allaben, Mrs. Joanna ........ 10, 108 Allen, Diane ......... 67, 80, 84, 116 Allen, Julie .... ......66, 74,112 Alsover, Marie .............. 81, 108 Alt, Bob .......... 71, 98, 104, 108 Alwood, Mr. John ..... 16, 89, 95, 102 Andrews, George .... 30, 54, 69, 75, 108 88, 100, 101, Anderson, Mr. Lester D. . ......... . .8 Armstrong, Chuck . .24, 48, 56, 58, 69, 75, 92, 98 Arntz, Ron .... ............. 1 16 Avery, Bob . . . ............ . 108 Avery, Judy ..... . . .66, 70, 71, 112 Avery, Toby ................ 88, 112 92, 93, 104 Aves, John .... 24, 48, 49, 55, 69, 81 B Baer, Jerome . ............ 104, 112 Boar, Nancy ...... ..........67,116 Bahna, Ralph .... 24, 46, 48, 75, 81, Bookholder, Ron .. Boorsma, Starr-ann .......... 72, 112 Bosch, Julie .... 55, 66, 70, 71, 74,112 Bougie, Tom ................ 88, 75 Bouwkamp, Ted . . . Bovee, Byron . . . Bovee, Lloyd ...... ....26, 76, 77 ............112 ....26,48,80, 81 Bowen, Emily .......... 67, 78, 116 Bowen, Jane .... 26, 55, 52, 61, 68, 64 Boyce, David ............... 92, 116 Boyce, Gayle ........ 71, 74, 66, 112 Brace, Barbara ........ 66, 71, 74, 112 Brace, Fred .... 26, 52, 77, 76, 78, 104, 61, 92, 79 i Brandebury, Bob ............... 112 Breckenridge, lynn ........... 26, 64 Breckon, Carol .............. 67, 116 Brewer, Mary ...... 80, 82, 65, 108 Bronkema, Nancy ........... 67, 116 Brown, Barbara .,.... 65, 68, 73, 108 Brown, Gloria .......... 67, 71, 116 87 Brown, Sherry . .74, Bryant, Carol ..... Bryant, David ..... 70, 55, 56, , 116 .. .65, 82, 80, 108 .....94,100,112 Bryant, Judy ..... 74, 108, 65, 84, 71 Budden, Dick ..... Burgess, Mary .... .....104, 65,108 .......84, 64, 26 Burgess, Shirley .... 26, 52, 46, 68, 61, 64, 73 Burleson, Sibby .... Burns, Conny ..... Burba, Ted ....... 112, 74, 71, 66, 70 .27, 46, 75, 62, 57 Balardo, Vince ........ 24, 46, 48, 81 Baldwin, Judy . . ..... 65, 72, 108 Burns, Ben .. Buth, Dirk .. ......27, 75, 77, 88 .........89, 95, 116 Baldwin, Pam . . . Ball, Sharon . . . Borecki, Dick . . Barecki, Ted . . Barnes, Bonnie .... ...66, 71, 83,112 .....65, 72,108 116 ..........78, ............77, 24 56, 80, 84, 87, 116 Barnes, Mike .............. 98, 112 Barnes, Penny . .24, 52, 59, 64, 66, 68 Barnes, Steve .......... 88, 94, 112 Barrett, Dave .... 24, 40, 59, 75, 48, 81, 88, 104 Barrows, Cheryl ........... 25, 64, 73 Barth, Shelia .... . . .65, 69, 73, 108 Barto, John . . . ........... .108 Baxter, Harry . . . ......... 112 Beach, Dave .... . . .78, 79, 112 Bearss, Ken ................ 89, 116 Beerbohm, Bonnie ........67, 81,116 Beerbohm, Judy . . 25, 48, 49, 64, 68, 73 Bellis, Elaine ........ 65, 80, 82, 108 Belkin, Andrea ................ 108 Belkin, Bernie .... 71, 78, 116 Belkin, Marilyn .............. 25, 64 Bellaire, Steve ...... 88, 93, 103, 112 Beniamin, Anne .... 65, 68, 73, 80, 108 Beniamin, Blakslee .... 30, 65, 71, 73, 82, 108 Bennett, Chuck ..25, 69, 81, 84, 92, 98, 75 Bentley, Mrs. Bertha .......... 10, 68 Berger, Bill Bergsma, Dave ...... 88, 93, 104, 108 Besemer, Dick . . . .......... 89, 116 Besemer, Roy ..... Beukema, Mary ........ 25, 64, 68, 73 Berman, Joel ............ 89, 95, 116 Biehn, Dick .... 25, 46, 48, 40, 50, 63, 75, 84, 100 Binder, Jeff ............ 75, 88, 108 Bird, Joan ........ 25, 64, 68, 73, 80 Bird, Keith ................ 89, 118 Blakeslee, Jerry . . . Blok, J Block, udy ....... Barb ...... . . .25, 48, 49, 104 ...66, 74, 83,112 ....26, 23, 61, 64 Bly, Mr. Peter ............ 16, 92, 98 Boeskool, Mr. Willis ............. 16 Bolhouse, Roger .... 75, 88, 102, 108 Buth, Mary ...... 66, 71, 74, 81, 112 Button, Jim ...... Bush, Susan ... .. Byers, Sara ...... .. . . .104,106,108 ..........67,116 . .... 67,116 C Cahill, Dan ............... ..... 2 7 Caldwell, Barbara ...... 67, 74, 116 Caldwell, Cris .... ..........103, 27 Caldwell, Dick ...... 54, 88, 93, 112 Caldwell, Gordon . ............ 108 Caldwell, Patty . . . Calvird, Mary Lou . Campbell, Carol .. Campbell, Linda . . . Carpenter, Jim .... Corrigan, Cathy . . . Carson, Linda . . . Cassis, George .. Chaille, Suzie . . Chambers, Bob .... Clark, Stanford .... Claus, Cynthia . .27, ..,.67,74,116 . ...66, 74,112 .....68, 81,108 .......66,74,112 ..88, 94,104,112 ...66, 74,112, 71 .....72, 70,108 ........78, 116 ...66, 71, 74,112 . ......... 88,112 ..........93,108 59, 61, 64, 68, 74 Clay, Scott .................. . .116 108 Clay, Tom ....... Cleary, Mary Kate Clements, Mary Lee . . . . .75, 104, ..........81, 116 . . ...... 27, 64 Clements, Shirley ............... 116 Cleveland, Jim .............. . .116 Cliff, Terry .... 54, 62, 81, 92 27, 48, 61, 75, 63, Cole, Cathy ............. 27, 64, 68 Collins, Chase . . Collins, June . . . Collins, Hi .... ...67, 80, 84,116 ............1l2 .......28, 48, 81 75 Comber,Jim ..... .... 2 8, 61, , 104 Comber, Nancy .......... 67, 74, 116 Combs, Ed ....... ..........78, 112 87 Conger, Pat .... 55, 56, 66, , 70, 74,113 Cook, Doug . . . ........ 78, 94, 113 92 Cook, John . . Cook, Tom .... .. .28, 75, , 104 ...103,104 108 Cook, Tom ............... 89, 95, 116 Coolidge, Christie .... 65, 71, 80, 109 Coombs, Carol . .28, 55, 56, 74, 73, 86 Cooper, lMrs. Juelial ............. 9 Carl, Bob . .28, 54, Cornell, Jim ..... Courtright, Pam . . Cousins, Eileen . . Coveart, Doug . . Cowan, Stuart . . . Cowdery, Steve . . . Cutter, Nina ........ Cutrara, Mike ...... Daugherty, P. . . . . . . . Davidson, Phil ...... Davies, Rick . . , . . . Deane, Fam ..... 69, 75, 98, 81, 104 ....65, 73, 82, 109 Courtright, Patty .. .......78, 117 ...........109 ...94,102, 113 .....,....113 ...........113 . .67, 74, 117, 81 ...........117 66, 77, 93, 104, .. .77, 102, 109 .66, 71, 74,113 ua na Deane, Charles . .28, 55, 77, 76, 81, 100 Deeb, Dave .................... 109 Decker, Janet ........ ...... 8 0, 109 DeFouw, David ...... 36, 54, 89, 95, 116,117 DeGraaf, Bill ........ 78, 79, 98, 113 De Jonge, Miss Helen ............ 19 Delano, Sandra .......... 66, 71, 113 Denman, Diane . .55, 52, 40, 102, 109 Dennen, Joy ................ 28, 82 Dennis, Danny ...... 88, 94, 102, 113 DePauw, Mary .... 64, 29, 49, 74, 82, 68, 61 Dernberger, Miss Patsy ........... 12 Dermondy, Nancy ..... . . . .88, 113 Dekyke, Marge . . . Deutsch, Julie . . DeVol, Carl ...... DeVries, Chuck . . . . . . .65, 109 .....29, 64 ....29, 104 ...........78,1l7 Dewey, Miss Gladys ............... 8 Dewey, Lucy ...... 40, 65, 68, 74, 109 Dewitt, Bob ................... 117 Dexter, Todd ...... 29, 48, 75, 81, 88 DeYoung, Beety ............. 65, 109 Dickenson, Kent . . ....... 29, 46, 98 Dickenson, Prudy ............... 109 Dodge, Alice ........ 67, 84, 81, 117 Dodge, .lim ........ 75, 88, 104, 109 Dodgson, John .............. 94, 113 Doherty, Sharon . . ., .... . ....... .113 Donaldson, Bob . .76, 88, 93, 104, 109 Donaldson, Dave ........ 78, 89, Donley, Bill ......... 76, 78, 79, 117 109 Donley,Dianne ....... 40, 67, 78, 84, 116, 117 Donker, Fred ...... ........ . 113 Dorman, John ....... .... 8 9, 117 Douse, Mrs. Margaret ......... 17, 64 Dreuke, Fred ............ 78, 93, 117 Dreuke, Joe .... 29, 49, 75, 77, 93, 104 Drueke, Kathy .................. 1 13 Drieborg, Rick .......... 89, 95, 117 Dubridge, Sharie . . . Duemler, Dick . . Duetting, Pat . . . Duffy, Dan . . . ....74, 76,117 ....69, 89, 117 ....67, 74,117 ............109 Duffy, Gus ..... .... 2 B, 46, 78, 79 Dunakin, Janet ...... 65, 68, 73, 109 Dunn, Doug .... ......78,92,113 Dunn, Jim .... ............ 7 7, 109 Dunn, Tom ................... .117 Dunwell, Jim .... 75, 80, 93, 104, 109 Dvorak, Betty .... 29, 46, 55, 64, 69, 73, 74 Dwyer, Duffy . ............... . . 1 13 Dykehouse, David ........ 30, 46, 92 Dykman, Rand . .30, 76, 77, 78, 92, 104 Eby, Mrs. Ermyl ....... . . .9, 72 Egger, George ...... . . . Ehinger, Sara .. Ellis, Beth 113 ...117 ...113 Emmons, Terry .............. 78, 109 Erbaugh, Barbara 62, 72, 83, 113 Erber, Alan .... , .... 30, 75, 77, 104 Erber, Gary ............ 98, 104, Erskine, John ...... Essner, Fred ........ Faget, Walt . . . Falcon, Mary ....... Fairbanks, Shayne . Fairchild, Henry ..... Farber, Gerald ...... 113 30, 49, 48, 62, 77 ....58, 94,113 ...........109 .56, 66, 71, 74,113 ...........117 ........88,113 Faude, Ellen ..... 55, 67, 74, 70, 117 Falarski, Marlin ..... Faulkner, Mr. Warren ..... Featherston, Mr. Roy Ferguson, Muff . .55, 66, 71, ....92, 95,117 .l3, 78,79 74,72,113 109 Fiester, Tom ............... 88, Fiorenzo, Vito .................. 30 Fixler, Harvey ......... ....... 1 13 Foger, Jim ..... 103, 109 Folkerts, Nancy . . . Fixler, Marc ....... .30 .75, 76, 77, 78, 93, .65, o8, 82, 80, Ford, Tom .............. 89, 93, 109 Fongers, Maurice ........... 103, 109 117 78 Forrest, Jim .... .30, 49, 4s, Foster, Nonnie . . . ......... 67, 117 Fowler, Jim .... Fox, Happy . . . Fox, Tom ..... Franklin, Ken ...... Frantz, Chuck . . Free, Bill . . . .. Free, Sally .......... Freeman, Lynn ...,. Frihart, Mr. Marlin Fritsch, Steve ..... .65, 69, 74, 109 .........31, 78 ........89,117 31, 88,104,105 31, 46, 75, 81, 88 ...........1l7 113 .88, 94, aa, as, 70, na .11, 76 94, 113 ...103, Frost, Chuck ......... . ...... 71, 117 80, 64 Frost, Mary ......... .31, 61, Froysland, Mr. Berlel .......... 18, 59 113 Fuerch, John ....... Fuller, Ken Fuller, Linda ........ ......92, ...........117 ....68, 80,113 Gallandt, Karen ........ 68, 82, 109 Gallmeyer, Martha Gape, Dave ..... Gately, Kathy . . . ......65, 73,109 ..........117 117 . . . .74, 67, 78 Gates, Don ................ , 113 Gill, Gaylord ............... 76, 109 Gettert, Miss Eleanor ...... 13, 81, 80 George, Bill .... 31, 48, 52, 54, 61, 63, 75, 81, 88, 100 Gerber, Gerald ........ . . . 89, Gerber, Jim . . . . Gerson, Gary . . Geyer, Lois . . . . . Gibson, Barbara . . . 117 ...89,117 .....117 ...71, 117 .....74, 113 31 Gilbert, Sue ............ 64, , Glaser, Susan . . . 74, 112, 113 74 ...........117 Ginsburg, Diane .... .40, 55, 66, 70, 71, Gleason, Sharon ............ 71 , 109 Goebel, John ....... ....76, 109 93, Gollhardt, Ellen .... 31, 68, 73, 80, 82 Golm, Norm . . . Goodrich, Tom . . . . . Goodspeed, John .... ...........117 Goodwin, Sandy ...... 32, 64, 69, 73 Gould, John ..... ...........109 Graham, Sue .... 32, 55, 56, 64, 73, 74, 84 Graham, Susan ...... 67, 70, 74, 117 Grant, Mike .............. 104, 109 Grass, Flora . . . . . . 68, 72, 106 32, 48, 59, 63, 64, Grass, Mike ......... 40, 89, 95, 117 Gravengood, Corky ...... 89, 98, 117 Gray, Amy .......... 32, 64, 73, 74 Gray, David ................ 88, 113 Gray, Fred . .32, 52, 54, 55, 63, 69, 75, 77, 81 Green, Shelia ..... ...67,117 Greenhoe, Karen ............ 67, 117 Grlffm, Mike ................ 32, 98 Griffith, Sue .... 32, 56, 64, 68, 73, 74, 84 Grill, Steve .... Grilley, Jack ..... Griswold, Boyd . . . Griswold, Joe .... Groskopt, Susan .... Grube, Corky ....... Hack, Madelon ...... Hakala, Eeva ........ ........113 ....89,117 ...95,117 ....100,109 .......109 . ...94,113 ....65, 68,109 Hackmuth, Mr. B. Taylor ...... 19, 112 Haiduck, Andy .............. 93, 109 Halladay, Doug ........ 78, 79, 88, 94, 102, 113 Halladay, Mr. Roy Haisen, Mike ...... Hakeem, Jim .... Hall, Mag ......... Hammerslag, Bob Hannah, Mario .... 33 61, 64, 73, 80, 82 Hannah, Mike ....... Hansel, Brigitte ..... Hansen, Dick ....... Hansen, Jerry ........... 33, 81, Hardy, Bill ..... 22, 33, 46, 52, 54, ..... 7,40 .....78, 117 ......89,117 ....92, 98,117 ....71, 76,113 , 48, 49, 52, 55, ....78, 79,117 .......33, 64 ........95,117 102 63, 81, 84, 92, 98, 100 Hardy, Ed .... 54, 98, 100, 112, 113 Harris, Bob . ..... .. . ........... 33 Hartman, Donna ......... 67, 117, 74 Harwood, Darcy .... 62, 68, 106 Hauenstein, Mary . . Haug, Hans ..... Haven, Phil .... Hayes, Ron ..... . . Heaney, Marilyn .... 63, 64, 68 Heaton, Nancy .,........ 40, 52, Heffern, Susie .... 33, 74, 81, 82 Heller, Jackie .... 55, Hempers, Dean ...... Henrikson, Mary . 33, 46, 48, 49, ....82, 109 ....45, 71 ...98, 109 ...........109 .33, 48, 52, 61, 109 49, 64, 69, 72, 66, 71, 74, 114 88, 94, 102, 114 Houseman, Mary .... 55, 66, 70, 71, 34, 52, 63, 59 109 Herscher, Joanne . .65, 71, 78, 59, Herscher, Margaret . ......... 67, 117 Heth, David ............ 89, 95, 117 Hewitt, Cindy . . .... 66, 71, 74, 114 Hewitt, Jim ................ 95, 117 Hexton, Cal ...... 34, 48, 56, 61, 75, 81, 88, 106 Hicks, Peggy ............ 67, 74, 117 Hiemstra, Charlene .... 40, 65, 68, 109 Hill, Miss Mary P. ............ 12, 70 Hilliker, Janet .... 34, 49 52, 64, 68, 80. 82 Hillstrom, Karen ........ 34, 64, 72, 81 Hoffius, Dirk ...... 56, 88, 104, 109 Hogsett, Joyce .............. Bl, 117 Holcomb, John ............ 102, 109 Hoodhood, Chuck .............. 117 Hook, Rusty . ....... 88, 98, 104, 109 114 Hoskins, Mr. I. Harlow . .21, 36, 55, 58 Howitt, Harvey .......... 78, 98, 117 Howlett, Doug ....... 76, 78, 98, 114 Hudson, Donna . . . .......... 78, 109 Humphrey, Joan . .... .... 6 8, 109 14 Hunter, Nancy . . . . . :34, 64 Huntington, Joe ................ 117 I Idema, Janet ........ 66, 71, 74, 114 Idema, John . . . ........... 98, 114 Idema, Steve ........ 52, 54, 88, 100, 108, 109 Irwin, Bill .... 34, 49, 56, 69, 75, 81, 105, 106 Irwin, John ......... 88, 98, 100, 114 J Jack, Mary Sue .... 34, 40, 55, 56, 61, 64, 71, 106 Jacobson, Maurice .............. 114 James, Jim ................. 80, 114 Jarecki, Cheryl . .65, 68, 56, 71, 74, 109 Jarmer, Judy ........ ........ 3 4, 64 Jeffery, Jim ................. 35, 76 Jennings, Susan . . . . . .65, 68, 109 Jeplawy, Joan ..... . . .66, 74, 114 Johns, Miss Shirley .............. 17 Johnson, Park ........ 35, 58, 81, 100 Johnson, Perry ........ 66, 71, 74, 114 Jones, Dick ..... ......... 8 9, 117 Jones, Mary . . . ............ .117 Junas, Allen . . . ...... .... 8 9, 117 K Kanstor, Sarah .......... 67, 81, 117 Karg, Karl ..... ........... 8 8, 109 Kaye, Karen .................. 109 Keister, Betsy ........ 35, 64, 74, 59 Keller, Fred .... 54, 88, 94, 104, 114 Kenyon, Victor .......... 55, 71, 109 Kemperman, Steve ...... 89, 95, 117 Kerwin, Mike ........... 89, 95, 117 Kildegaard, Wayne .... 75, 92, 93, 109 Kindel, Katy ........... 67, 74, 117 King, Sherry ......... 67, 74, 81, 118 King, Tom ...... ........... 9 s, 109 Kingwell, Fred ...... 75, 88, 104, 109 Kinkema, Alison ..... 65, 68, 73, 109 Kirchgessner, Ginny .... , .55, 65, 70, 74, 109 109 Klaiber, Dick ........ ..... Klinkner, Chuck ........ . . . Kloosterman, Harold Knoblauch, :crime Kneer, Bob ........ 118 .35 114 Kloosterman, John ..... ......... . . .35, 64, 72, 78 75, 88, 102, Korrick, Mike ....... . ........ . . Kosht, Dave ........ Kowalski, Barbara .......... 75, 88, 104, Kress, Heidi ......... 67, 81, 84, Kress, Kathy .... .... 6 5, 68, 74, Krissoff, Joel . . . . . .58, 78, 98, 109 114 109 118 118 109 109 Kraft, Mrs. ..................... 21 Krueger, Sherrill .... 66, 74, 81, 114 Krumm, Bill ................ 92, 110 Kuenzel, John ....... 35, 75, 92, 104 Kuta, Mr. Frank ............ 88, 104 L Ladd, Pattie ...... 71, 78, 118 Laitsch, Judy . . . ........... 35, 68 laitsch, Mary ........ 35, 48, 49, 64 Lake, Carol .............. . .67, 118 Lancaster, Mr. Dale .............. 14 Landman, Peggy ...... 52, 65, 71, 82, 102, 110 Lone, Chuck .... ....... 9 8, 110 Lane, Karen .... .... 5 5, 67, 118 Lang, Mark ................ 78, 114 0 Lantinga, Phyllis . . . 36, 64, 71, 74 Larned, Chartan . . .... : .... 67, 118 Lawford, Anne ........... 64, 74, 36 leech, Nick ................... 114 Leidlein, Pete .... 75, 77, 88, 103, 110 Lenderink, Anne .......... 67, 71, 118 .........1l8 Lenderink, Tom .... 36, 61, 75, 81, 88, 104, 105 lewis, Dave ................ 89, 118 Lewis, Steve ...... 75, 76, 77, 80, 88, 93, 104, no Lewis, Vicky .... Lillie, Carolyn ........ 65, 68, 80, 110 Lillie, Dana ......... 66, 71, 74, 114 Lindburg, Linda ...... 66, 74, 83, 114 Litscher, Sarah .... 36, 64, 68 Little, Dave ..... little, John .... ............... Loeks, John .................... 118 118 Logie, Shane .... 36, 40, 46, 50, 52, 56 58, 64, 74, 68, 82 Logsdon, Dave ............. 104, Long, Roger ............ 36, 77, 110 100 Ludwig, Miss Patricia ...... 12, 61, 71 114 Luton, Jane .......... 66, 72, 74, Moore, Jack ................... 118 Moore, Mike .... 38, 48, 49, 54, 61, 63, 75, 84, 88, 104 Morris Sandra ............. 74, 114 Moser, Bill .... .102, 114 Moser, Bill ................. 88, 110 Moser, Pauline .............. 78, 114 Moulton, Judy 38, 64, 73, 74, 78 Muir, Heather .................. 114 Mulder, Margie ...... 66, 71, 74, 114 Mulnix, Julie . ...... 38, 64, 73 Muste, Donna . . . ........ 81, 114 Muth, Jon ..... ...89, 95, 118 N Napier, Alan .................. 118 Needham, Pat ........ 38, 64, 73, 74 Neglia, Antoinet . . ........... 118 Neilson, Bob ............ 88, 94, 114 Nestor, Mr. Carl ...... 76, 88, 93, 103 Newland, Miss Lucille ............ 15 Nickel, Dick ............. 71, 78, 114 Nickel, Peter . . . . ...... . . .38 Nind, Nancy ...... ........ 8 4, 118 Nind, Tom ............ 93, 104, 110 Nishiyama, Dwight ...... 89, 98, 118 Northrup, Dave ..... ...... 7 6, 114 O Oakley, George ........ 39, 48, 69, 81 Ohland, Bonnie ......... 65, 71, 110 Oltman, Bob ......... , ........ 110 Olsen, Pam ............ 66, 71, 114 Otte, Jackie ...... 66, 71, 72, 81, 114 Otte, Marilynn .... 39, 48, 52, 59, 55, Meyer, Mrs. Mildred ......... . . . . . 17 M McDonald, Bob . .68, 94, 102, 114, 112 McDonald .......... 66, 71, 72, 114 Maclntyre, Craig ............ 93, 110 MacWhirter, Penny ...... 66, 74, 114 Maentz, George .... 75, 88, 100, 101, 110, 114 Malecki, Nancy ...... 65, 68, 73, 110 Maranda, Ricky ................ 114 Marbel, Mr. Kenneth .............. 9 Mortindill, Cheryl .... 67, 70, 84, 118 Martini, Phillis .......... 67, 74, 118 Marty, Beth ..... .... 6 6, 71, 114 Masselink, Gerrit ............... 110 McAfee, Meridith ........ 65, 68, 110 McAfee, Merrydale . .36, 68, 64, 73, 74 McAllister, Ann ......... 67, 74, 118 McAllister, Tom .... 36, 46, 75, 92, 98 McCarthy, Gary .... 37, 88, 102 McCarthy, Mick ....... McClave, Steve 40, 48, 75, 81, ...89, 95,118 114 McCune, Karl . ............... . . McKay, Ruthie McKee, Sharon ....37, 63, 64, 73, 80 ...74, 81,114 McHattie, Tony ............. 89, 118 Mclnerney, Jim . . . . . . .89, 98,118 McKee, Mike .............. 104, 110 McMullen, Ann ....... 37, 55, 61, 63, 64, 72, 80, 82, 68 McSween, Mrs. Hazel . Mead, Marilyn ...66, 74,114 Meanley, Jerry ....... 37, 76, 78, 79 Merchant, Ann .......... 37, 64 Metcalf, Bill .... ............ 3 7 Metcalf, Sam ..... Meyer, Bruce . . ....... ...89, 98,118 ..93, 104,110 Middlesworth, Pat . .37, 61, 49, 64, 72 Miller, Bob .............. 54, 98, 118 Miller, Craig ......... . ..... 88, 114 Miller, Chuck . .37, 75, 76, 81, 88, 104 Miller, Dan . . . .38, 40, 48, 59, 61, 75, 72, 64, 74 Orwant, Beverly Osterink, Bruce .39, 49, 64, 73, 74 52, 54, 75, 104, 108, 110 P Paalman, Mary .. .74, 80, 83, 114 Page, Jim .... . .88, 94, 104, 114 Pantlind, Tom .... 75, 80, 88, 98, 104, 105,110 Parlberg, Wayne ....... ..... 3 9, 77 Parmalee, Miss Pauline . . .... 15, 65 118 Pamelee, Steve ....89, Patterson, Judy ...... ....... 1 10 Patterson, Pat .... ........ 1 10 Pattullo, Nancy ...... 67, 71, 118 Paup, Bob ..... ....... 8 9, 98, 118 Paup, Cindy . . .... 66, 71, 98, 114 Payette, Peter ...... 88, 98, 114 Payne, Linda .. . .. .66, 74, 8, 114 Payne, Sharon ........ 39, 64, 68, 73 Perin, Steve .. Peterman, San . .66, ' 51, 'i4','i6, au, 110 114 Raber, Jim .......... 88, 98, 104, 114 Radcliff, Bonnie ............. 72, 114 Raemer, Bob .... .... 9 5, 116, 118 Rahilly, Ann . . . . .66, 71, 114 Rasmussen,Joe .... 39, 69, 93 Rasmessen, Karen . .56, 67, 70, 74, 118 Rasmussen, Peter ...... 54, 88, 94, 114 Raudenbush, Mike .............. 118 Ray, Judy ...... .... 6 6, 74, 114 Reed, Don ......... .......... 1 18 Reed, Nick .......... ........ 1 14 Reeves, Mrs. Margaret ........ 10, 66 Reinhard, Fred ................. 118 Rice, Barbara ........ 65, 73, 74, 110 Rice, Sheri ............. 67, 74, 118 Richardson, Mary ........ 65, 72, 110 Richardson, Suzanne .......... 66, 115 Richardson, Terry . . . ..... 67, 118 Richter, Don ..... .......... 1 18 Rissi, Chuck .... ..... 7 6, 78, 40 Rissi, Doug . . . .... 78, 79, 115 Ritsema, Don . . . ......... .110 Ritsema, Duane . ....... 110 Ritter, Dick . . . . . .89, 118 Robb, Bob . . ..... 110 Robb, Bruce . . . . .95, 118 Roberts, Judy ....68,110 Roberts, Phil .......... . . . 78, 110 Robinson, Mr. Berton . . ......... 19 Robinson, Jim H0 Robinson, Phil ..... .... 7 8, 88, 115 118 115 Robling,Dorthy ......67, Roe, Palma... .... .........66, Rogers, Jim ............. ......1l8 84, 88, 81, 52, 100 Peters, Rick .............. 45, 71, 80 Petiet, Tom ................. 78, 110 104 Pettersch, Alan ...... 39, 77, 92, Romence, Art .... 75, 88, 93, 102, 110 Romence, Bill ........ 40, 81, 88, 98 Romence, Sheryl ...... 66, 74, Root, Eleanor . . . . . . Rooze, Mike . . . ...... . . . . ss.. 83,115 .......67,118 110 115 Rose, Robby ......... 66, 71, Rosenbaum, Carol ........ 67, 74, Rowden, Barb . .40, 49, 64, 65, 71, Rozaooan, Sharon ........... 74, 114 Runk, Carole .... 40, 64, 68, 72, 71, 80 , , 81, 110 Ruoff, Mary Ann . .65, 68 73 Rupp, Ron ........... . .... Russ, Jim .................. 74, 1 18 74 ....115 94, 115 Rutherford, John ...... 40, 49, 52, 62, 75, 77, 92, 104 Rutherford, Robbie .... 67, 71, 81, 118 Ryan, John ...... 40, 52, 69, 75, 88, 100, 110 Ryan, June ...... 40, 52, 55, 59, 61, 63, 64, 68, 82 Ryskamp, Kirk .............. 89, 118 S Sanborn, Craig ............. 93, 115 Sanok, John .............. 71, 78, 40 scrum, sum ..as, os, 71, so, az, no smfas, Linda .... 67, 74, ao, a4, ua Sore, Paul ......... 78, 92, 104, 115 Miller, Dave ........ Miller, Dick .... Miller, Frank . . . Miller, Fred . . . Miller, Harvey . . ...........118 114 ....98,114 ........118 ......89,118 74 Miller, Mary . . ....... 67, , 118 Miller, Norm ............ 75, 88, 110 MilIer,SaIIy ...... 38, 48, 64, 68, 80 Miller, Val ....... Millsom, Christie Mitchell, Joan .... 58, 61, 64, 78, 80 Manger, John .... 110 65, 74, 81, 84,118 40, 48, 49, 52, Philbrick, Mr. Erwin ............ . .9 Plett, Judy . . . .39, 52, 61, 64, 68, 74 Pleune, Mick ................... 118 Plumb, Barbara ...... 63, 71, 74, 114 Poll, Dave .................... 114 Porcelli, John ...... 77, 88, 104, 110 Porter, Margaret ........ 67, 71, 118 Porter, Mr. Robert ........... 18, 94 Post, Bill ................. 48, Postmus, Miss Margaret .. 114 .21 Prange, Miss Lucille .... ..... 2 0 Pratt, Bill ................... . .114 Pratt, Phil ..................... 1 10 Prentice, Margo ...... 65, 71, 74, Puite, Karen .......... 66, 71, 74, ....89,106, 118 110 Monique, Chuck ............... Montgelas, Ann ...... 65, 70, 74, 110 Q Quint, Sandra ...... .... 7 4, 141 110 114 114 Savage, Kasey .............. 74, 118 Savage, Mary ...... 67, 56, 58, 80, 118 Schaefer, Anne .............. 40, 73 Schaefer, Fritz ......... 88, 104, 115 Scharmack, Mr. Walter ............ 11 Schantw, Kinda ....... . . .66, 71, 115 Schmitt, Christie .......... 41, 80, 82 Schopback, 'Miss Corinne ........s Schuck, Tom ............ , 1 .14 Schriver, Bill .................. 118 89 95 118 106 Scuitema, Ginny . Schuiling, Bill .... 41, 49, 63, 81, 18 88 Schultz, Mr. David ........ , , 116 Schumacher, Diana ...... 67, 74, 118 Sebastian, .lohn .... . . .89, 98, 118 Seeber, Joe ...... .. .92, 98, 115 Smok,John ....... Smuk, Gail .. .... 67, 74, Snell, Bob ........ Sorenson, Ann .... 66, 71, 74, Spencer, Jim . . ........... 116, Sperry, Elaine ....... 66, 71, 74, Sperry, Herb . . ............ . . Spivey, Linda . . . ...... 67, 78, Spooner, Dennis ......... Spurgat, Mike .... ..... 4 2, Stark, Mrs. Daisy . . . . . . . . Stark, Mr. Harry ..... ...... Stevens, Dave .............. 54, Stewart, Mr. Gordon F. ...... 14, Stewart, Jim ................... Stuart, John .......... . .88, 94, Stewart, Pat ..... ......... Stiles, Corrine .......... 65, 86, Stinson, Mary Jane ....... 42, 64, Strong, larry .................. Storm, linda .... 42, 46, 64, 73, 81, 84 Swarthout, Miss Roslyn . . . . . . . Sweeney, Phil .................. Sweeney, Ruth ............... 45, Sykes, Ann . . . .... 66, 71, 74, Syrett, Kathy ............... 67, T Talsma, Margaret ............... Taylor, Bob ........ 71, 98, 104, Taylor, Mary .... ..... 6 7, 70, Teevan, Jim ............ 89, 93, Teggelaar, Jack ............. 98, Terryberry, Joan .... 55, 56, 65, 74, 82, 110 Thomas, Miss Lorraine ........... Thompaon, Craig ......... 89, 95, Thompson, Steve ..... ..... 7 5, Thomson, Tom . . .... 80, Tiesma, Carol . . .... 71, Timmers, Bill . .. .... . . .. Timmons, Dan .. .... 89, Tinker, Jack Tinsman, Sue . . . .... . . . . Tinsman, Tracy ..... ....... 4 2, Tipping, Heather ........ 65, 70, Tomsu, Dave .................. Treat, Mrs. Marguerite ........... Tremper, Michele ..... 66, 71, 74, Trotter, Sue ......... 65, 69, 81, 110 119 115 115 119 115 119 119 .42 76 ..9 ..9 119 102 119 115 .42 110 69 115 74, ..8 119 72 115 119 119 110 119 119 110 80, .20 119 110 115 115 110 119 110 119 103 110 119 .20 115 110 Troug, Tony ....... . . .42, 69, 78, 79 S Sanborn, Craig .............. 93, 115 Sanok, John .............. 71, 78, 40 110 Sorofis, Eileen . .65, 68, 71, 80, 82, Sarafis, linda ...... 67, 74, 80, 84, Sore, Paul ......... 78, 92, 104, Savage, Kasey . . 118 115 ..........74,118 Savage, Mary ...... 67, 56, 58, 80, Schaefer, Anne .............. 40, 73 Schaefer, Fritz ..... .... 8 8, 104, 115 Scharmack, Mr. Walter ............ 11 Schantw, Kinda .......... 66, 71, 115 Schmitt, Christie .......... 41, 80, 82 Schopback, Miss Corinne ......... Schriver, Bill .................. Schuck, Tom ............ 89, 95, Schuiling, Bill .... 41, 49, 63, 81, Scuitema, Ginny ................ Schultz, Mr. David ........ 18, 88, Schumacher, Diana ...... 67, 74, Sebastian, John . . ..... 89, 98, Seeber, .loe .... ....... 9 2, 98, Seidel, Sharon . ...41, 46, 64, Seime, Sue .... ...... 6 6, 74, Selvig, Sue ..... .... 6 5, 68, 80, Seynour, Nancy . . . ...... 66, 70, Solar, Ron ..... ........... 118 .14 118 118 106 .40 116 118 118 115 73 115 110 115 110 Sharrow, Chuck ........ 22, 40, 41, 48, 75, 81, 84, 88, 102 Shaw, Alice .......... 41, 55, 64, 68 Shepherd, Craig ............. 92, 118 Shoesmith, Al ...... 88, 98, 102, 115 Shon, larry .... .............. 1 10 Shon, Sara ................. 66, 115 Sidell, Dick ............. 89, 93, 118 sideu, Mary ..e5, aa, 58, 71, ao, no Siebert, Cristel ........ 65, 69, 74, 110 Siegel, lynn . .. ...... .66, 71, 115 Siegel, Sue .... .... 6 6, 71, 74, 115 Silverman, Claire ...... 66, 71, 72, 115 Simon, Lynne ............... 55, 119 Simon, Sandy ..41, 48, 75, 81, 88, 102 Sisson, Jim ................ 98, 119 Sisson, Steve .............. 104, 110 Nvnen Ron .. . ,........ 119 Smalt, Gary . .. .... 77, 88, 115 Smith, Dave . . ...... 89, 119 Smith,John . . . ....... 89, 93, 119 Smith,Sally . . ...... 41, 55, 64, 68 Smith, Sharon .... 41, 40, 52, 55, 61, 76, 82, 84 Tucker, Judy . . . .... 55, 66, 74, 115 Turner, Steve .. . ........... 89, 119 V Vader, Sally .......... 65, 69, 73, 80 Vanden Bosch, Jeff .......... 43 98 Vander Sloot, Susan . . ....... 67, 119 Van Dis, Don .... ......... . 42 Van Dis, Cindy .... .... 6 7, 80, 119 Van Kuiken, Beth .... ....... 6 7, 119 Van Overloop, Dave .......... 80, 119 Van Putten, Leon ............... 111 Van Rissen, Pamela .... 66, 68, 74, 115 Van Slyke, Mrs. Ola ............ . .9 Van Stee, Dennis ......... 89, 93, 119 Vont Hop, Paul . . . ...... . 111 Vantine, Linda ...... . . .65, 71, 111 Van Zwalenburg, Jane ..... 67, 74, 119 Van Zwalenburg, Mary ..... 43, 52, 59, Wepman, Bonnie ...... 66, 71, 81, Wepman, Nonnie ..... 66, 71, Westdale, Leonard ........... , Whinery, Joe ......... 89, 95, White, Cathy ............... 78, Wike, Joe ............ .... 4 4, Wilkinson, Mr. George Willard, Francis .... Willey, Jane ............ 55, Williams, Brad ..... 115 81,115 88 115 98,119 111 111 115 119 81, 74, ............119 .....66, Williams, John .............. 92, 119 Williams, Linda .... 66, 71, 74, 87, 115 Winkelman, Anne . .65, 68, 73, 74, 111 Wilson, Kathy . .55, 66, 71, 80, 83, 115 Wilson, Terry ...... Wilson, Stephanie . . Winter, Sarah ..... Winters, Rand ..... .. .......... 115 .........l15 .....78, 80,115 Wisz, Mr. Joseph ..... ........... 1 1 Witthohn, lynn .... 44, 62, 64, 68, 74 Wolcott, Carole . . . . 44, 46, 64, 68, 73 Wolters, Bob .................. 1 11 Wood, Sue .... .... 6 5, 68, 71, 111 Wyer, Ginney .............. 67, 119 Y Yared, Patsy ....... Yared, Paula . . . Yaw, Don ......... Yaw, Ron ......... Yonkman, Mrs. Marie Young, Jon .,..... Yudin, Mary .... 56 Z Zarafonetis, Merry .. Ziegenbein, Avis . . . 46, 52, 55, 56, 61, Zeilstra, Mary Kay . . Ziegler, Miss Carlyn . Ziegler, Tom ...... Zwald, Chuck . . Zwald, Rick . . ...44, 64, 68, 73 .........119 ...115 ....11l .........17, 73 .44, 75, 100, 101 , 67, 74, 87, 119 . .55, 67, 71,119 . .44, 48, 49, 50, 63, 64, 69 .........74,l15 ..........15,49 .........119 .....44, 49, 77 ....98, 102,111 64, 68. 73 . . . .43, 46, 84 Vetvick, Sandy ...... Vierson, Bud ..... Vila' Balzac, Miss Elba Vogelsang, Sally . . .56, 66, 71, 74, 115 Vogt, .......43, 100, 103 .........13,69 George .............. 78, 1 19 Warner, Barbara ...... 66, 69, 74, 115 Walgreen, Jon . . . Wallin, Beverley Walter, Buck . . ....23, W ........43,7s,79 ......66, 71, 74,115 43, 81, 98, 40 ..........102,115 Wanner, Jim .... Wanty, Vicky ........... 67, 74, 119 Wapner, Elaine . .55, 59, 61, 64, 69, 74 Wapner, Sandra .......... 55, 67, 119 Ward, Connie .... 56, 66, 71, 74, 87, 112 115 Ware, ,Mrs. Dorthy Wares, Bill ..... Wares, Jonathan . Wasserman, Nancy Waterman, Linda . 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