Ottawa Hills High School - Legend Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1960 volume:

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Its history is rooted deep into America's past, and al- though today this culture has been diluted in a melting pot of many other races, creeds and nationalities, its uniqueness and individuality stand out against the multi- tude. The lndian brave of the American plains has become a legend in our minds. He possessed both physical and mental strength, was straight and sturdy, skillful and proud. His principles were his guides, and the times were seldom that he strayed beyond their boundaries. Furthermore, he worked hard to attain the rewards which his society afforded. He lived and worked with his tribe, and although much was shared in common, he retained his indi- vidualism. Thus, he was complete and in- dependent in himself, but was able to be- come part of a larger structure, which, by his participation, was aided in working more effectively. Together, they were one. And so, are we of Ottawa Hills also one, together . . . each of us an individual, yet, an essential part of larger structures . . . our school, our state, our country, and the American society. Thus, our theme, the American Indian, lies before us as a guide throughout this book . . . symbol of a wonderful people, wonderful values and ideals, and a wonderful culture. LIIDEPQSTS T0 FACULTY UNDERCLASSMEN SPGRTS ADVERTISING S-' X.. C? X f 51:1 fd? i N in -rv' j Wuxi! mg X 4 Sf fx Z- 5. 'K ,4 7..- ,. V, ., in 7 V JJ :..f xcf ' X Jr' if' A571 1 'ff-3 .-,, J -Q . - x J .F i LJ I , 1 .H jg? , ' ff? gg? x-41: ' 'f . - - C7 X:-'f 2:1 . f ,f 1. .- .fu A EW 5 W - - 1-2, 1 1 'U X Ti H 1 fx G I1 'Q X. -,.- ,ssrm V 1 ' ,M ' K -A A ',.-5' ,,f ' , , N ,Q T - ' IX 'V D ' ' K 'S' 'A . - A -' ,'- .A 1 i FN , ,ac X , if f K+ H 5 X fs, ' 7 1. C 1 M , l --:.- 'tw' , 5 1 1 A f - ' cl- ' - ,U 1 i U ' ',, , 9 ' A K I 1 Q J ' f i , L f F ,,..: Q','T. A D- : --:-,,. g Q, ' C..- E y ! I Q -A , I l - ' ' x KY X . 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Basrcally a legend us a story from the past It as a tale whuch ganns new flavor by the additions of each person who mxght relate It Thus true to nts name the 1960 Legend relates the Ottawa story A good legend IS created by the efforts of many people and so agaln was the publlcatuon of thus year s Legend achseved through the work of nurner ous rndlvuduals whuch Involves of course the com buned efforts of the enture staff Each part of Ottawa s Legend was unfolded by a Sports Jnm Dutmers Edlror ln chlef Mary Kemp Art Ednor Carol Atklnson Sports Edltor Ron Schott 'ir' il Busrness Manager Frltz Graves Photographers Walter Hemze ART STAFF Carol Hoffman Sue Boyles Brad Heyl Chuck VerMerrns 6 A l . T . . N G I I 3-' V . P f ' A T 'wr FT, l fl N , A i qf' Xi --L T ' N X Y 4 yy- .N I n ,Agq ffl 5 ggi EJ M ll , we f ,V 5 1 A I. f iff A l 1 E C TE LEGE D ..- ll separate group whuch nndlvndually added new seasonvng to sprce the story The art staff plannec all page layouts thus relatung our story nn effecttve patterns The pnctorual record of l96O was planned by the photo staff The sports staff recorded all athletnc events That coupled wlth the copy staff creates and relates the Legend of l96O So thus year as every year a new and excntlng legend was recorded nn the pages of the Ottawa yearbook a never to be forgotten tale dear to the hearts of many nn thus our school Photo Edltor Lyn Gooch Copy Ednor Margo Glaser 6. Index Editor Sue Pape Typrst Carol Zandstra -F PHOTO STAFF Sherry Marshall Dranne Cueny Dave Breen Sylvra Heyboer 'F ff 1 Aly COPY STAFF Joan Hondorp Sue Ellus, Nancy Aylesworth Look Ouyl Legend 5gaff'5 af large RE I . , . J , . - 7-, . K if . , . ' ' l . , Ny I V . . . , . 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' ' f 7 L '. iw' K, V0 FAQ, ULTY OUR GUIDES BLAZE LIFE TRAILS To our prtncupal Mr tton of school llfe jf Wcerenga falls the task of general adtustrnent and coordtna Gundtng the Ottawa trrbe through rugged paths of lrvtng and Iearntng each year our adrnrnustratuon ts faced wuth an overwhelmlng task Thetr ID valuable ard has helped each of us un countless ways toward maktng these years as wonderful and worthwhtle as possuble However thenr assustance reaches far beyond htgh school for much ts also done un preparing stu dents for the future regardless of thetr plans Many people are Involved ID thus huge undertaking each work :ng ID vanous capacuttes whtch com btne together to accornplnsh adrnnnrs trattve goals Included IH thus group are our pruncupal Elmo Wrerenga assnstant pruncupal Marlon Campbell pupnl per offuce secretarues Bonnle Brunslnk and Marge Carroll and attendance ofttcer Clarence Stoppels Together our admlnlstratlon leads the way of countless students thus helpnng to pave a fnrst portion of Itfes exciting highway Whether stckness pawn or colds due to ram happen Keeplng track of student attendance for the entrre school Mr Stoppels to be the complatnt Mrs Boerma school nurse of funds he ts faced vwnth an endless task ters valuable ard and advrce f , . I , , . I . , sonnel director, Robert Vandermoleng , fl 5. 'I Q . Ki . . . . , 2 ' , , . - 1 I 1 I , . . . ,D l . I ' Ea .c 1 ..-fmt' Mass Bonme Brunslnk o e of the offt e secretarues us faced wlth the endless task of keeplng records and fnles stralght Mrs Marge Carroll also an offuce secretary us constantly busy, fulfulllng secretarnal dunes su' Mr VanderMolen pupul personnel dnrector assnsts students wltlw varned problems both ln and out of school W 1 l Assxstant prlncupal, Mlss Marlon Campbell, works ln a rnulntude of capacttles and responsubnlltmes, nnvolvlng both teachers and students n 'Q T. 1 Y 'wt r . ,x UL., . ' ' X 1 N X-X Q , - ' X - , if ,Wm r ,, ., ,,. X . . . I n .C A , A , , .. f 5 , f ' f I ' COMMUNICATE AND U DERSTAN Today, because communication is so vi'al to our so- eety, language study is tast becoming a must to many students. ln a language course, many other things are stressed besides language fundamentals, themselves, for stu- dents learn much ot the native people and their coun- try. A new addition to the language department this year was third year French and Spanish. This gave many students a chance to become more proficient in the language ot their choice. MARY HORN AB U ot M French KATHERINE HAMPERES BA U o A Spanish nd Engl MARY SMITTER BA Western Nl chugan College Latin BETTY W SH BS U ot Wisconsin Spanish Eng ish IT S A WGMEN S WORLD sis' EN ENDS Bo e cio ning food SHN? Y t C lege home econo What? Does the Home Economics Department teach only sewing or cooking? On the contrary for it strives to develop better members ot a house hold by also teaching kitchen planning buying and budgeting entertaining and other assets neces sary to tultill this development Seltcontidence poise and independence are also stressed By ac ouiring these traits and abilities throughout the year progressive steps were taken toward becom ng bet er household members K I I I 3 -, I 1 - i 4 El. , . ., V' ' g ' , l' ,V p MA, trfrgl .H a ll'sh I I A if 9 9 EILE BAR , . , Wh atong ' ' ' , , LE DAWS, B A,, Albion Collegeg home economics JOY SHAW, BS,Mp'ry S'ae ol g mics, J ' I 9 I I - .I , K 'V I A , - x -tt- Q I . . . Y ,T X' - . MEET YOUR WORLD FACE TO FACE Wrth so much rnterest focused today on the rm portant happentngs and events of the moment the soclal studues classes at Ottawa have been shaped to lnform and :nstruct the student on the current and htstorrc events of the world Crvucs us presented to the student rn the nnnth grade where he learns hrs pruvtleges and responstbrluttes as a cntuzen As a sophomore the htstornes of varlous countrres throughout the world are studued In the lunuor year one studies our Amerlcan hlstory and heritage Finally as a senior the student takes a se mester of government and one of economrcs Here he learns the economic structure of our country and delves further unto our natnve American government '51 ALLEN TAJEGGIA BS Western Mnchlgan govt cnvtcs BRUCE WAGNER BA MA Western Muchtgan govt ctvucs home and famtly lnvnng RUSSELL JONES BE MA Superlor State Teachers College U of Munn govt econ modern problems debate YOU YOU RE DRIVING In order for a student to get hrs drlvers ltcense before he IS erghteen he must complete a state approved course rn Druvers Educatuon Such a course vs currently berng offered at Otta- vv ,J Besudes learntng the varuous traffnc laws to complex car parts the students proftt by actual drnvtng expernence After one completes thus course succes fully he vs gtven a certnftcate whtch he presents hen applyung for a permanent, welldeserved a long awarted ltcense JACK LANE B S Western Mtchtgan drrvers ed ROBERT COLLINS AB Hope College world hnstory phys d health ROBERT HENDRICKSON AB Hope College ctvtcs EL E TRACY AA BA MA U of M Amertcan History HARD BLAKE BA MA U of M U of Md U S a world htstory WILLIAM ABENDSCHEIN BE Central State Teachers College U S and, world htstory Soctal Studtes Dept Head CRAZY Y - I 4 I , . I - N , 'di 9, . , ,., j tt? :fi ta y so-5 T 2 t , x l ' 3 2 T , Q Q E . l . l 4 l ,4 1 l L l , f ' -1 ', 4, , . RIC , , .5 . . nd . 1 ff, QQ 9 ' 99 , Y O . . , , L . . , . a. I . .f A I X - u-1 . . .- . I it . - 2, . . X . - K , I '-I 1 i ' ' I Xl! NATIVE LEARN NATIVE LA GUAGE Proper development of one's own lan- guage is truly a necessity in this world of communication. Thus, the study of English is stressed throughout school, giving us basic rules and ideas with which to speak and write more efficiently. ln the seventh and eighth grades, fund- amentals of English are implanted as a basis for future study. Along with a review of English grammar, which is stressed in all higher grades, introductory works of literature are studied in the ninth grade. Throughout senior high, English and Ameri- can literature are studied respectively. Stu- dents also tackle vocational themes, auto- biographies and term reports as annual ac- tivities for specific grades. In these various ways the English Department strives to at- tain a thorough knowledge of our native language for every student LE CURRY B.A. M.A. . o . . of Iowa- English. B SKODSHOLM B.A., U. of M.- English Journalism. RONALD WEAVER BS Michigan State fused LORETTA NORMAN BS Aquinas English EUNICE SWEDER BS Kansas State University fused SUE ADDISON BS Michigan State home economics ,Y MARLENE VAN HALL AB Western Michigan Spee h Eng MARY LOU LA CLAIRE AB U of M English JOANNE CLAYTON lush KATHLEEN C SMITH AB Kalamazoo College English BA Georgetown College English H WILL BRENNER BA Mich: gan State English NEL , , , u f M, u , l I 1 , h y 3 . 'ff f A r 4: I . r A - Km 5 t . f 4 Q' f- ,X .3--fi. LA X. ' ' , Jif- ' l 1 if .ti - Q - . ,, HERE THERE'S MUSIC . .. BUSINESS SENS Music hath charm to soothe the savage beast. True, the music department may not have tamed beasts, but its many varied programs and activi- ties have given the students much pleasure and enjoyment throughout the year. Band, orchestra, and chorus, are fields offered to both senior and junior high. This year, the sen- ior high band put in a snappy appearance in new uniforms well deserved by the entire group Working as a strong unit the music department reaches out to many Ottawa students thus culti vating talent and appreciation in a wonderful field I BUSINESS CENTS I'll just never learn to keep my eyes off those keys and type faster, exclaims a discouraged stu- dent as he leaves his typing class. However, he usually finds that he does succeed, as here, and in other commercial classes, students are found ac- quiring commercial abilities of all types. Business math, office practice, commercial law, retail sell- ing, bookkeeping, stenography, shorthand, and typing comprise the subjects taught This year many of the classes assisted the faculty with things such as typing and dittoing DO OTHY HILL BS MA Ferris U of M office practice stenogra phy typing TED PASMA BM Western Mich vocal music ROLAND VASHAW ALMA STACE B 5 MA Bob Jones Univergity U of M typing MA Western Michigan vocal instrumental music MER shorthand CHARLES F CHANTER B S MA Wayne State WYN NITCHELL A B M M Simpson College and Michigan Western Michigan commercial State instrumental mus c 1 ' - ' 1 r 1 ' ' R , .., . ., , I I I , . I, ' : .f-I r i .. -.. 1 - -I I - , , .., . ., , 5 , BAA-f - ., , - - . , , . ,, . ., , i , .., . ., 5 , 5 : . LET THI KSTRAIGHT In thus age of progress and advancement mathematncs has become very Important to all of us Do you realuze how many branches of math are offered for you at Ottawa? For those wrshrng a clerncal treld general math busrness arathmetrc and bookkeepnng are avaul able Students who wnsh to parttcnpate rn the aca demtc program may take elementary and ad vanced algebra plane and solnd geometry trrgo nornetry and calculus However regardless of future plans there as a place for math nn every ones lute tor among other thrngs It stimulates clear thunklng a detrnrte asset un any en deavor CORNELIUS KOETS BS Western Mrchrgan arrthmetuc DONALD KOOIMAN AB MA Hope College Muchngan State algebra geometry LENORE BADER AB MA U of M mathematncs Head of Math blology math TED NICOLETTE CLARENCE BROWER AB Western Mnchlgan artthrnetuc ERNEST EN B U of M arlthme tc general math ELSIE BAEHRE AB H pe U ot M artthmettc geometry Q Q 9 9 9 ff! .x N V oem. ooaoom' LANGEREIE, Aa., MA., Calvin, 'Michigan stare, one , lx. ., Q T r, , , . ,, 1 M,A,, o , 5 ' ', SCIENCE SOARS WITH ATOMIC AGE ANNA F NELSON BA MS Western Michigan Cornell Physiology Biology lScience Department Head J BURTON QUIST BS Moorhead State Col lege Biology BYRON K LOVE MA U of M Georn Ill Physics DAVID NEWTON BS U of M Chemistry Algebra Science WAREN SMITH BS MA U of M Chm istry Science FRANK PULTE BA Western Michigan Science In this unpredictable age of wonder and ad- vancement, math and science are being stressed more than ever. Keeping pace with the times, the O.H.H.S. Science Department has a well- rounded, fully developed program. ln the seventh and eighth grades, general science is offered, providing a basis for further study. If one wishes to continue in the science field, he may take biology, chemistry, physiol- ogy, or physics. Preparing many students in the field of sci ence these subiects lay the groundwork for nu merous openings into more advanced study FRANK PULTE BA Western Michigan Science TED NICO LETTE BS MA Western Michigan Science I . . .1-A i 'X l . , .., ,., I' , 1 , .., 7 A . - . 2 1 -A, ' 5' . . , .., . .1 . , i. , . ,.,. .5 ' , , ' . -f .: ev I ' I V I :' - , 'I 9' ,. i l - ' HIGH SCHOOL BASIS GAI ED Jr. High life, being very exciting and full of fun, includes many assemblies, games, dances, and mixers. Although Jr. High was confusing at first for the seventh graders, problems were soon ironed out. This year, many seniors volunteered to act as big brothers and sisters to help students with various problems and difficulties. Seventh graders take a variety of subiects, in- cluding health, shop, home living, art, music and fused which is a class consisting of two consecu tive hours with their home room teacher It includes such sublects as English history spelling literature, and current events JOAN KLEYNENBERG BS MS U of M and U of Wisconsin fused spectator JERRY HERMAN BS MA PhD Northern Michigan U of M fused health CALOLINE HAVEN BS MA Aquinas U of M fused health TENA VAN DELLEN AB Calvin fused DONALD MCFARLAND MA Alma fused MILDRED GOUDZWAARD BS Western Michigan arithme tic history English JOHN ROSE AB MA U of M Western Mich: gan English history CAROL RINDGE BS Western Michigan fused health BEVERLY REEVES BA U of M fused DONNA GAD BOIS BS Western Michigan fused arithmetic MARGIE TAPPEN BA Michigan State fused health I - . . . . . , . ., . ., , , I . - I I ,, .H I ' 'I - . ., . ., ' ' , 1 , . . - -, - -, ' , 1 , , . ., ' 1 . I . ., F - 1 - 'f I ' ' I . I . 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' 1 - 'I f 1 - 1 ' -1 I I - MECHANICS IS A ART Talents of aspiring archntects tool and due makers prnnters carpenters and members of many other occupattons can be developed rnght here at Ottawa Woodworknng prnnttng mechanlcal drawtng and machtne shop are all offered as electuves However even It one does not plan on entertng an andustrual tneld he can gaun handy skulls whtch later In life may simply prove to a Thankful wrfe Its nrce to have a man a ound the house JOHN HAGE BA MA Western Muchngan prnnttng LLOYD SOPER MA Mnchtgan State mechanlcal drawmg CLAY UTTER, AB, Wes'ern Mnchlgan, woodshop and machzne shop FREDERICK THURSTON, BS, Western Mzchngan, home mechanucs EXPRESS YOUR ELF Art can mean many thtngs the matortty of whnch narrow down to the Idea of another way of expresstng vourselt Whether you happen to simply be doodlnng or tn the process of produc :ng a masterpnece you are expresstng you and the way you thunk and feel at that ttme It mednum rare an the sense that there rs a type of art that as fun for everyone VERNISE PRUITT PHB Unaversaty of Chtcago .lr and S Hugh art GLENN RAYMOND BA Mtchngan State J and Sr hugh art - 1 1 1 1 . . . . . , 1 1 1 ' ' . . I . , . . . . . . . . . , 1 1 ' ' ' . . . , I . . . . ,, , . ,, . IS 6 ' r , , . . . 1 ,, , . ., . ., I 1 . , , ., I . , . . ., 1 . F. , , . ., 1 I'. DOUBLE BUBBLE TOIL A D TROUBLE J 1 YO ll CUSTODIANS Jacob Vanderkuyl Florence Martin .lake Vanden Berg Leo Moore Eddie Achtives Sterling Whitley Wallace Bullock Glen Matevia Do you think it is impossible that a huge dis- orderly building, littered with papers, could be transformed into a neat, tidy school ready for work? It sounds like magic, but then, perhaps a little sorcery is employed each day at Ottawa by our efficient custodians who have mastered the art. Their duties consist of endless jobs around school which they continually handle swiftly and dependably. Appetizing lunches prepared by our cooks cause many a student to hurry from third hour classes to the cafeteria. Each day, hot lunches ment in our modern kitchen. Engineer George Heckman helps to ward off winter chill with welcome heat if , 3 COOKS Irene Buzalski Mabel Perch Margaret Meyer Florence Dalson MnneDeYoung Estelle Ward 2 r 1 ' , , , , t l , , , K s , X 3' . A . jx .S , 0 ,gsf-'A L U . L QI., c,3s-sy , uv A1 'E-s , .sr- ' ...I .Ll IEW,- , ,.. s'-'lt' .ss ,X 41,- , . , . M ' Ear, i - ' , , i i , 4 are made amid surroundings of the latest equip- PHYS. ED. MEANS FU A D FITNESS GEORGE CLEVELAND BS Michigan State phys ed ETHE LYN ELLINGER BS MA Battle Creek College Columbia U phys ed Stretch, relax . . . stretch, relax. Almost any time of day, one can hear this coming from either the girls' or boys' gym. With the increasing interest in physical and mental abilities, Ottawa has added exercising to its already well-rounded gym program. Of course, sports were also included in this year's gym schedule. The girls learned the fundamentals of basketball volleyball shuffleboard and softball For the boys it was football basketball baseball and soccer Gym equipment Action' READERS' DIGEST ISABELLA K SULLIVAN AB BLS U of M U of Denver Lnbrarian MARY LIEFFERS A B A B S S Olivet College U of M Librarian What does the library and its services mean to you? The library could be called the hub of the school lt supplements textbooks for many classes and a primary interest is to furnish stu dents with reference material Information is also available for interested students on hob A feature business of the library is the maga zine dept With over a hundred current magazines at hand the library circulates ap proximately thirteen copies of magazines each year Filmstrips gathered by the library may also be taken out by teachers as the need arises Thus the library provides us with many serv :ces services which are indispensable in our success as students 1--1 ' 2 . . - 1 --1-'1 1 I O Q Q O O i I - I - bies,etc. I - ' I I , I - - 1 '11 1 1 I - 1 --1 ----1 1 f . ,-1. ,g:,,- .1 VL. -V, . A 1 , . fr? . 'if PX 'H 9 Z' Ay I ,,n vp I I. 1 Af K ff? 13 1 his f .uw .12 xi! ffl F 'X 4s 6,4 , f 4P'7ff ww UMM .fy VJWL' 22 x Y-Na s.- 5- EXXX S erm X Xxx X xx X X 'kxt X X ,uv- X x ,Nm X X X X X X xx X is X X wxxfx M.x x 0 mu Vx 5 . 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V SENIORb 1 iff, vig, - N! 60 s SENIORS TURN THEIR EYES EVER LIPWARD . . . T0 - THE SKIES. 'll , Q f a xpzogg U M 0 's r IVY .6 'iff iss Q Q 2 ls. x SENICRS LACE THROUGH RUMMAGE Who are you? demands Johnnie of an unexpected vusnor Much of the plays acflon centers round the table where Elderberry wnne IS served You see M Brewster m story beguns 1 as way Teddy a dusturbed member of the Brewster Household pauses a moment an reflecnon havmg lust returned from a recenf Afncan Expedr' on Time: Late Afternoon. September. Present Place: The living room of the old Brewster home in Brooklyn, N. Y. lt is just as Victorian as the two sisters, Abby and Martha Brewster, who occupy the house. Despite sickness, homework, and tests, every member of the cast showed up for each rehearsal. Working hard with hammer, paintbrush, and stencil, the stage crew transformed the stage to the living-room of a Victorian style home, the setting for the l959 Senior Play, Arsenic and Old Lace. When the final curtain swept across the stage both cast and crew felt that the work and preparation had been worthwhile and an unforgettable experience Progressing line by line the play flowered into a blooming success Rummage Sale is another traditional event of senior year which takes place when fall winds begin to blow This year Halloween nights brought the highlights of the sale as musty dusty yet industrious seniors traveled from home to home trickertreating for any and all usable remnants After making the rounds a dance was held in the gym with five lbs of rummage required as admission price ,,.. 11' Yes this hat will do nicely exclaims one of the Brewster Rummage Sale booms as the Seniors cry is stack it HlGHER' sisters while selecting her attire 29 , V , , - , . I I i , . I f ' . . X . if ' 11 - , 4 ' it A , 0 ',f,l,. 'f ' , ' ' . 1 t ' - - - . . . . H . ,, ' i' . I - .. . - ,M 'f 'A X. x , t' , ' 4 f , f' - tl t . .1 . , M - I .l u, . V .. 1. rf --. - ,, I . . . . y . .upul COMES THE END Gosh Gretch will itfnt'? You know you re right its going to seem strange leaving Ottawa This place has gotten to be a second home. f 1 , 'im Nga u L i l 5' v i 1 4 . . , and these halls and sights, so familiar, AND THE BEGINNING Down these aisles for the last time the moment arnves at last as diplomas are receuved and smnles break forth TWELVE'S THEIR LUCKY UMBER!! The words senior year carry with them many anticipations and expectations to each specific person about to embark on that final high school journey. ln rapid succes- sion, these hopes, plans and ideals materi- alize until the legendary year is clirnaxed by graduation. Many plans and associations may extend into future years, yet the maiority of the things which characterize senior year become a part of the past . . . and simply a fond memory. Each graduating class passes through this cycle, yet memories are the same, for every class is unique in its own specific personality . . . in its proiects and its undertakings . . . This too, is the Class of '60, The class traditionally instigated the year's activities by sponsoring the dance after our victorious game against East. High spirits were preserved in the crisp fall air, and ex- tended into homecoming night. Here, the evening ended in a magical Mood Indigo where many enchanted couples swayed to sweet strains. Then came the rummage sale , . . and senior play following close on its heels. In the play, two hilarious nights were brewed by the cast as they mixed Arsenic and Old Lace on the school stage. With the completion of these activities, the class took time to look around, gain their bearings, take stock of the situation, and perhaps awaken to the realization that here they were . . . seniors at last. As spring fever began to break out in epidemic proportions, activities once again began to pop. Smorgasbord with a thousand tantalizing tastes and smells, Junior-Senior Prom, senior class banquet, baccalaureate . . . Each, in turn drew commencement closer until it loomed up ahead, was there, . . . and iust as quickly, gone again. So now, each senior steps into the life which lies before him . . . one that is rich, full, and limitless to do with as he pleases . . . and senior year became a guide to days ahead, and a memory of days past . . . never to be forgotten. Engaged in an earnest discussion are senior advisors, Mr. Love and Mr. Newton. Executive Board is from left to right FIRST ROW D Cheverton J Monaghan K Ruhl SECOND ROW T Jones M Glaser R Carr C Zandstra S Kutschinski M Volkhardt Class officers are: President, T. Jones, Secretary, M. Glaser, Treasurer, J. Monaghan, Vice-President, F. VanLoo. l SAW Ruchard L Karen Jean Sandra ay Carol M AHW It e Anderson Arknn Atkunson Nancy Jean 'Q df S...-' 'N Sensor Play tncket anyone? Bruce Judith A Baldwln Balrzs Dennis Merri Jayne Bassett Beatty Aylesworth Bagby Sandra Barbara K Barney Bash Edward D. Teryle J. Berg Beye Carole Jean Beyne ary Ann Bot Sally Mae Bo T Danrel L Bowers Baerce l 'Y 'D' MBYTHB Lee John E Philip Carl Bllmlmg Bockman Semor offuce ilwe phone and the gurl who work rn The offrce Yhroughour the day prove To be an mdnspensable rrro Mary Eleanore Braseth 5 '--. X Parrucua Brnghf James T Wrlluam R PBVYICIB l- Brown Brummel BVUHQBY v John Brower f Gall M Erunson Q Q :af Y xl ' Q? l A I . M : l lll 1 I v xl' l 5 ' 3 I- . U ., FV l QA '. .Y fx ' 'X ll Judith K Bundy x This is one Nay of Secu nowlcec Mention senior se s room Sharyll Sue Burkle if www I, up Sandra Lee Pavlclf ee Thomas D ane J Burton Bush Bustance Butler v 3 Frederick Rodgers Linda Kay David E. V'c i L. CBVY Carver Centilli Charfier Richard E. Virginia M, Janice K, Judith Lynne Cheverron Cole Collins Cogfer Jeanne Shwrley Danker Kenneth Godfrey DeAIlen 1 rp' C? 1' 'Wk Megan Darby Dar? Davus Calvun Douglas Elia Lounse Domlnlc James Andrew DeLuca Dengate PEQQY A DeBoer 5.. J 'lr--. Nancy Jean Germ E Vurgnnua Louise Wnley DeVrues DeYoung DeYoung Dyer rgrnua Jo Eblung Donna Mae Elderkun The Sennors Grrls Fomball Team take a gander at then pewderpuff trophy 1 L B 4 ' QI n,v' D Bruc Jan-es M Barbara K :lesf r Enge srwan Falnls edv Falrbanks Marcia Kay Fellows Sensor Narlonal Honor Society groups logether for the Legend photographer Wllllarn M Fllntlwoff Jr 11 ai 1' ml Nora M Lola Kalhernne Nancy Ly Mary Lou Fluger Fcgleson Fredrlckson Garrlson James L Susan Lln Margo Lynne Lynda Carol Gelb Gersverr Glaser Gooch l 1 Marus Frederrck C Kennetl' G Jerrold A Graube Graves Graves Gretzrnger Gretchen Gruffnn 15 Several members of the creatuve wrmng group pause for a puciure with theur nnduspensable James L sponsor Mnss Curry Griffin ,J Roger Bruce Sharon Momque Judnth Ann Carolyn Kay Harrrs Hawkrns Hazenberg Hellberg 3.9, 39' ,yi Roger A, Richard Robert Sylvia Helms Hennrick Herrema Heyboer 'wN....,v Henry Brad Hey Judnth Lynne John Wllluarn Hnllman Q4 Barbara Anne James A Dee Ann Holm Hoolsema Hopper ,356 Margaret Hofferth I f NI' James Calvln Howell Juduth Donald John M Annette Jlldlfh Ann Hunzenga Hu Humes Jagnow Dlana Jansons Duane Evelyn Jarvl Jerry and Duck were the prude of the senlor class when ihey placed furst m the regnonal debates Patricia L Jarvis Susan L Jeltema 'Ck Diane Elaine Johnson 7 Bonnie Kay Jones Judith D. Kazma Senior philosophy discussion group gives vent to 1 ,az 'i Mark A Judy Ellen Johnson Johnson 'fi' if Helen Claire Thomas M. .Jones Jones si- , ,.. many ideas an feelings Kr Robert C Johnson Kathleen Ruth Jordan 4 Mary Kathleen Michael Kean Kemp Ki ey Louise A Dlan R SJsan R Kuhnee Knsclmnsm Laura Anne Lago L sl Leave nor ln 4' f G... Slwrley Marne Lehnen Many sensors passed Ylwrough a svrmolatmg s vresler In the newly offered course of World Affairs Lee Donald Leonard Donald L Ludden Vnrgmwa Kay Markeland Robert R Lurvsema Ralph A Charles E Macffallum Marenrelte Charles F Roland D Pam Marker Marrnlon Marshall Wager-1 C Frank J Joseph Hanson Robert P Mates Jr Maxwell Mayne McBann Wayne E McNaughton Thomas F added zest and flavor to everyone s year McNetI Angela and Walt two sensor forelgn exchange students from England and Germany respechvely Gloria Ann Gary James Frederick L. John B. Meekhof Mendels, Jr. Moleski Monaghan Pamela D, Gary Yates Montgomery Moore Mary Ellen Morey Margaret Motfashed Margaret C Stephen C John E Drama Mu Mu Neeley Ne'son Davvd Katherme W Gary M Mary Eluzabeth Nuchols Orr Ossewaarde Page 11 Sugan Befh Alanna K Shenla A Jan .Jerry Pape Patterson Peteham Puetrzyk Dnana P :cs The Prmcetons provlded unforgettable entertaxnment on Ottawa 5 stage Avelyn E Postema 'r for Robert Caro! Potter Powell ' l 5 ane Sue Ted Bruan tney Quust W rx Thomas J Kenneth W Prescott Praest James, R Frederick C Rabbaq RBSYSCH or e Betty Jean Patrucua Ann John Berent Reagan Reeves Rubbens Rechter 6 John Rgberf W Karen Sue Rnernenschneuder Wayne Doug a Sharon Kay Rocks Roskamp Rrkkers Robinson X? Sharon Lynne Rctzell ,ff 42 M Douglas Roetman Marla Kay Ruh x 4 I 'S 5 4, L, . . . X . W A Di ' . ' . Pu ' ' 5? V , j x .2 f X ,H Q Ge g A . , 6 J R K . 6 an f ca, L' , 5 px f l , 1 A . Aix J 1 R , -1 1 'Ji ' f I s ' I 7 I Laffy Elwlrw Pafrlcla Lee Gayle Faye Rulfy an Rypsvra Kavhleerv Marie Sal-amz Davrd E Schellmg These halls W ll forever hold nostalgic memorues Tlmothy Schelllng 1.-9 E Joseph Orville F Schmxdf .lr Schneuder 'K' Denms Ruth K Schurfz Shelby Robert D Schnelder Ron ld Schon Cafhle G Gary Martm Slagle Sfmt Bernard A Karen Jean Ralelgh G Susan Lynn Smith Srnnth Smuth Smuth Ruchard G Watson Jack Mutchell Mnchael Sonneveldt Spoelstra Stanley Stephens Rnchard C Charles T Kathy E Susan Lynne Stevenson Stockmar Sto Stover Douglas Lee Jud th Marne Sandra Elame Nancy Marlon Stovvttts Sturgeon Swnss Syren 5. A 'C' Mark Ketth Gary Wvlltam Nan M Ellen A Talgma Tamblln Telgenhoff Terrell l P .Qi t V 6' 7 3 l 5543+-at ' . A ' A. . . H . r N x Theodore M Texer S qevfvar aygo Nl Q o Hrvr., 1 'ff Thomas Earl Thurston Q ft- 'K if' Rnchard H Ted Ellen Sue .ludnh Ann TlllSYrOm Tobue Todd Tompkms Q V 'Sis xt' flu J Edward Mary Lee Wlmfred Tlm Norman Tornga Tucker Tuffs Toggle L Ralph L Llnda R Mlchael D Wllllam R Tultle Ullman Umphrey Updegraff JJ a Ann VandenBos Dan VanDuunen 'M AIN Robert A VanderPIoeg Thomas Elrzaberh VanderWe1de VanDoorne Food food verywhere and all you wan? Yo at was a fanryland motto come irue at The AlfredJ Jemor Smorgasbord Preparmg last mmute iouches are coordsnators Duck Cheverion and Karen VanDyke Anderson and Mass Shaw dwrector of food planmng Mark E VanKeulen Sha on R VanWrngen Fran odnh Ann Judy Ann VanLoo VSURY VanSweden fi C iq i sq... 1 oer 4 Ven e ee Ver'eK',:Qen Ver We r 5 V r y 1 or an ,Q Y , 3 , Q1 K 'N W K X , , - f 1 A I -' I I N ' Q Q I , 3 fn.- ff ' ,sf 3 . N W A 35? X K xg AMVX' t X I ' 5 , e , e , ' z. ' 9, 'V , 3 . Y: . J A o 'Q 4 1 f 1 ' Y . Qc YD Cwarles v' G L , r. .' 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F Q WWI L H:--I J f-Am K 1 ' 1 H fl . x 1 I , , A ' v in ., , DERC l.!-X5 SM lfi M angry T 1 Ron Koopman presrdent Mary Sagendorf vuce president Currents swrft and strong and deep lll battle rn my life yet obstacles they strengthen me and souls thrrve on the knrfe of strrfe Hr schools muddle chnld Junlor year as also unnque because of nts own nndnvrdual charactenstucs The class of 61 undertook a year bubblnng wuth new Ideas and plans fresh outlooks and valuable experlences Theur actnvrtues were of course hnghlrghted by the Junuor Revue whrch revealed a rnultntude of class talent and :ngenuuty The Revue also dld a great deal rn bnndnng the class together Junuors sponsored vanous dances and encouraged school sprrut by plannmg a bus Trip In charge of Bylunes record they enabled many memorable and chertshed events to be experuenced agann and agaln As the end of the year approached thezr as sustance with the vanous sensor actnvltles provlded a nostalgnc exposure to hugh schools leadung role whlch they are soon to play EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Left to right-ROW 'lx L, Johnson, J. Corey, R. Koopman, B. Soper, B. Wood, J. Dutrners, A. Bashara. ROW 2 B Emery M Sagendorf, S. DeVries, S. Boyles, C. Hoffman, D, Schllken, C. Reeves, S. Schwartz. mf- Corey treasurer Carol Hoffman secretary Between these scrapbook covers lay Jumor Year 1960 as drsplayed by three class members Junior officers gather round class sponsor, Mr. Wagner, Executive Board scans schooi scene in a lofty view. Wllber Brad John John Adams Anderson Anderson Anderson Q' Q A an Denms Bashara Bassett Sandra Becker 704 .Iudne Behlmg Pam M-ke Mary Louuse Marylarne Armstrong Azzar Bacon Bagby Make 8 e Allen Behnke Berdsall Bergenroth Berger Chris Baldwrn Malcolm Berglund Devy Barns Roger Better Beute Boluch Nathan Blyvens ,V--1 Jurus Dave Patty Brants Breen Brooks Curt Wayne Melvm Bosker Bouwens Bouwkamp i I W MA 'C Make Rnchard n Campbell Carey Carter Castor Bruce Merulee Dave Carol nm Collnns Conrad Cooper Corey Ronald BOLJED Chris a Chadwnck Chernoby Vera 1 Dave Brown Bodell BOell4Ir1S Carole Denms Burger Butler Susan Boyles Oralee Margaret Chuldrey Chmdblom e Boersma Sukey By e Duck Curanko Dave Boes Betsy Cammer Wllluam C ay Q Bouncy Saulorettes dance to strams of Honey Bun . xx I A Q l v Q I A fc? z V 2 L va, ' N 5 5 b A 1 . t' . 3 , Q 5' A ' 0 1, . Q ,A 2 ,J J S A , - Sf , my 1 I' f A I, - 5 X , V .v,k,' ' A lx, Q 1 l X ' ' ' P t T d lv ' b xl I I Q , J 'L ' , . l ' ' M 1 . my . 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' Ed B b , 1 ' ' .J ' - 39 , f ' Sofhlstlcales sophastucate Jan or Revue Ingrnd Pearson Marty Phllllps Marcua Plyman O 40 ll'T1 Peer Carol Pneruuckl Marcxa Poelman BU Ranburger Radke Lynne Perrm Dave Pnpe Barbara Pomard Carol Reeves Carole Peterson Larry Puppel David Robrahn Kathy Rnchardson 9 ag J.Jdy MacFa!l 9 I Carolyn Miller as a Nash Carol Oom ng . - 1 Le nfs McNaughTon '3 -.l'A Nancy Moore Jchn Nlbbelnnlx --1 Richard Palmer 9 A Sherry N'cRoy , -nv '4 Ron Moore fd Margle Nuelson Tony Park Z -1 I Mary Mead Par Moran Dave Nres Sl-'rley 'A ad , A T Garnefte Marrhlcn 1 Mllce O Bryon Mary Lou Mara Partnck Paulder mxiaa vxx T as Beafnvk act ns IN rn n llke Wow' 4 Becky Rodger Donna Rowe P u Sarnruck Barb Robertson Rupp -six 'Z-? Orrun Schaap 7 Torn Scheunemar SCDGWG I E Rornanek Lynne Ryan Schauter Duane Schulken BH Leslue Jerry Seuler Shassberger Shelton 6 Rofnkey Mary Sagerdorf Pau Schellung Robert Sch Venker Sharon Suebers Ruth Schoon Duck Schultz Muldred Sharon Sunnung Sknnner Bruce Schutz Duck Smuth a perfect tn Steve Schwartz Jane Smith Duane Mary Schweutzer Sear Leroy on Smuth Snead 'XJ ncy Vantoo d Nke Bctnke J Rune Cc: haurrneut Ever ne becounestense nd tentdorn tr Outs scan a busy rehearsw scheo W un V Y Q Y Mrke So!oman Marty Svrom Lourse o IYT1 Bruce Soper Joyce Stufkens Bo Trapp Lesrer Spearman Jams Swrfmk Ruthann Vandenbro James Nancy VanFossen VanHat1um VanLoo Nancy Walcott Jerry Wuersuno Davnd Wmiers Jane M ke SD ncer 3 -v Pau Tanrs a ek Vandermolen David Vanpavensway Mary Beverly ons Wech Wedgwood RIC Wullrams Duck Wolf Marne Woodworth Woofen Rick Wllson Amy Wood Wuerenga Wlnterle Barry Wood Bonnie Judy Workman Zoe! Sally Spoelsrra af Teefer Kaihy Glorfa eg Sprlng Squrres Be1Ty Terpsfra Sharon Vanderveen VanderWal Laurie Thomas Thomas Carol VanDusen Herry S edrran Carol Svebb ns Terry Becky Thornpso FI AX Carol Sfo Barfon T IH ue Barb VanDusen Van Dyke VanF.3r YES' OWS rm Frank ue Beth Ginny Carol VanSIuyfers VanSluy1ers VanSweden Vary Vngh Wagner Chorus Irne krcks up a storm and hearty appiause or iw ,N Q 5 -. V . ' 1 K I r R. I N 'B g 5 1 - p y Q ' ' 1. Q T Il 4 if Q v T3 ' A - 1 . V J I J s, A I P ' ' ua J. 7 . .. 2 ' i : ' if V 1 ' ,' J ,j I y is 1 , 1 b P 1 Jan s T I 'F it ' W' 'Q4 Q - ' Q R ' an, vf X 'Q ,J r 5 ' J- . . J. u S 3 L . G' ': -l 1 ' 2 -'xx I - q y ? f T t X ' X ' F I 4,- . ' I .r W Chrts Buys Presndent and Ltnda Raker VncePrestdent pause a candtd ose d lng a ha lstde c at Sophomore Executlve Board proves t b a stomplng grounds for class plans protects and problems II III ,-Q And now I come of age For a chtld I am no more I have shown that I am able To accept adulthood s ChOfE Thts Years sophomore class thrnved on a mtxture of ambntuon :deals and actuv mes Dances tntermtttnngly sparked the entlre year Other actlvttles such as a Holland bus trap and a workday and paper drtve proved theur worth In count s ways Thus caught a swr laughter and excnternent tame passed all too qulckly as they found themselves on the threshold of Junuor year Vusnons of ambntlons fulftlled antlctpa ttons expectattons are but a few of the youthful tralts whuch maternallze as soph ornore year comes Into vlew As the fnrst year of actual hugh school tt IS an espe cually wonderful tame for those of the cass Chuck Frost Treasurer asststs Ltnda Law Sec They fund worklng together as a group for the flrst ttme a wonderful retary ln gettng books from her locler experience 1 . 1 . Q it 3 IQ, 2,7 . , . H V . . 1. 1 ' l les . , in ll of . D U'. ,, I . ,, h I V . I l A D ' . l . t . O e ,, . ,, Don Y lump' School s not that a cau ons ,, n or o a frus ra d Op -1 ' .L Creag ons Bama Bardelm L Russ Blake B :ss I Dave Alphers S' F 417' Don Mara Bob Anders Andersons Assaley Fla .. L.B Kathy Behren Rlchard Bartrum Nancy e Barthollc K an Belmers Maureen Berg 1' Im Rlc Sa y lm Blodgetr Boelklns Bollch Boshoven Bolt Carol Esther Aus? n Carol Berkey Beverly Baer Larry Brschoff if Barb Baldwln Barb Blackford 1 J Carol oe Judy Botwmskl Bowen Bowers F Y '7 Jane Boye- Barbara Brrglwarn Combmnlng work and play energetlc Soplmomores ptch In durmg Sophomore Julre Work Day Brooks 'Swv Axial 'UV 12 L Q.. lm Krnstl Bre n Brlggs Spenser Anne Brllfaln Wendell Broome b d, ff l an exfefenced JJ ' ' ' 'e S fb. 'r M ,, 7 , ' ,S -f' '- ' ' f :Jr ' . of V 1 W xv X 1 'Sl I L1. ' 'f , J 2 5 ' 2, I- L, 2 54 rf A -1 9 ,V 4: JL A vx P 4 A K K ' vi ii' I X I 7 ' ' .- A l X x L ' ' J :er . . . 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NJ Torn Co lns Margaret Davldson L- S :Ah Sandy Chrls ermore uy T na Cook Vnucx Da son 3 Clwuclk Cog ley Alfred De n sr Joanne Ca varuso -r LeAnn Co 3 Don DQGOQU E Corwnle Canpbe 5 Connle Coley Lar y DeGoff Lnoa V Bo Carpemer an XfX GU Charles Cours-Sr Sandy DeGrafl Davld D se YW f- S ' ' L ' I L 1 Q Pa' ,eip l iv Senior Hugh dances for who f'r5Y - - - A , ., ? f 2 ,P K i i ,r M. h ' v ,' -7 A ' Q ' V - - ' ,J ,f K fn . , CL' H 1 A aa f 4 1 I '- N Bill ' S ' b ' BUT B 'S l : ll V- .. -- , M- ' f s 1 ' f, .gr ', -Q r f f. JP 2. A , Q ,4 ... , ', , n ' 4' X 1- H . A4 a ,g W, I K R fx ,, I 4 , V I sg . 5 . X ' .mf 'K 5 X . - X, . j . 'A ' ' f '- 2- ' . A fa 1 H x ' fr ,J . . ., , ,,. ,, : . I L ' - X fr r 317 V ' fu Q, s . , I -h kv 7 , 5' 4. 1' C , , l Q ' i x ,S , 4. K' C - xx K . 4 Coe Coffee Corgjv C , Il' 3 f, r ' ' ' Jl, Q ' r Cwmdal .-.ley L r ' ' 5 He :gf ,h BQ .9 3, Q Q , T.-'91 V, -' 7, ' gf! lg LN 'QQ T! Y . 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Heaton Glorra Hoffman Chuck Frost ll'T1 Graves Gary Hedstrom Judy Hoffman 'S' Nancy Froubuster Lynn Gregg ,-5 Judy Henrnckson Pam Hofmeyer , .r Randy Gephart Ronald Grnmmlck Karen Henry Carole Holmberg -4 ,4 I l 4 -vb Russell Sally a Jelterna Jerry Martm Kloote Kugel Thnrmon Johnson Carol ohlstedt Terry Marranne Jones Jordan Konkle Ken Krueger Pam Gnbson Florence Gulles Fred Herr Chuck House 29 Cheryl Kander Sandra rneger 1' 19 I ,- I 9 '-3 , I . . Q . QL -' i Y I Fx V l e f - N A 'Z I -A 5 ' GP J , N V' F, ' Q ' , ' ,,, 4 G , ,ll '. Q -Z ,Uv xy ,I , W 1 Y- r k 3 V - . , . J. f 2 f - F 2 r I 1 . A 2 . L' H 1, , ,Q -- I VV J: 'ln XY-f I , Q J r-. . I . . - ' I ' .fu I .x 4 A 3 13- Fr J I T ,Q 4- 4, .5 r 1 I M ., - ,J V V, V A ' Y 2 '99 ' V 1 'X 1 . J, I as E f- sh 3 V, ' 'f M r r X 5 '2 ix z A r H it P - J ff J 'L' , V S . n , '3 , Q- T.. , ' ' S 3 , V , , V , , ,I F , r 'J R I 04 I s' f N x 'J A -4 lg- . Ay 1 K'-. A J :ikrzg 9 , H Tank r It if ..- J y ' ' Kit . , . I. K I K y One can never tell what may be found wlthln school walls vouch these three sophomores who experrence a new dtscovery Jorge Ma rttn 5Y Muller Fred Nelson Dave Oosterheert nm Gene Mask Mason Phyllus Ltnda M ngerlnk Mttchell Jane Nelson Tom Page 'H X Marsha Matthews Matt Mltchell Steve Newton Tom Paryson Carolyn N kerson Tom Phelos a McGovern a Moore Brtan Ntes Uldzs Pe xa 'Sf if Drex LaCouver Sally Lanthorn Tanya Lnstopad Lovett l Mackay Patti Moore Theopltes N xon Bonnte P erce 1 Larry Laharn Ltncla aw Glenn Lltton Bo Luce Shanna McNaughton Duck Muller Judy No dstrom Kathy Post Davtd Larnberts Dave Lernery Lokker Kum Luedtke urn McNay Carol Nelson P? 90 if N1 Karen Landstra Charles Lewts Barry Marrss Tom Maltby it Connte Mellema Charlotte Nelson a Duck O Nerll Oo dyke Narllyn Bob Postvna Potter Dave Langland Ltnda Lewls tm Long Sherry Marshall Mtke Metcalf Frank Nelson Bruce Oosterhouse Davtd Prtns U a Raetsclw Currls Rodgers Dave Samruck Harold Smrley Bruce Swank Carol Tunle o VanGemerf Dick Wells 3 Llnda Raker Ronald Rosencrans An Duck Sawall Brlan Smith 'J Terry Tatnnan Sandie Ulrich Gordon Vanloon Terry Wells '5- Rremersrna John Rybock I 'Tl Rlkk ern SY John X3 MA 'R on Nancy Sleperda RIC Solomon Gayle Telgenhoff Dick VanAmerongen .srf Jerry VerHeek Barb Wepman Judy Smallegan Duck Spoelsrra Sharon Thral Mars VanDam Alison Veneklasen Jerry Wetzel As members of The Varsny foorball team for the f:rs1 mme Soplvo rnores galn recognlr on for sporrsmansbp and kard work dorrtg an atblerlc asserrbly Sand: Carol Sfangland Sterkenberg Dave Sharon Thwaltes Tmgley Elizabeth ue Vanderburg Vanderhyde Gary VanRiper Linda Wheeler -iw Leslie Vgln Linda Williams Linda Trapp Leon Duck Russ Bo Stockmar Slory Srreeter r 9 9 'Z' 00 la 49 Bonnie Swann 'inf Doug Plnnlrp Ernie Truax Trumpflweller Tulfs Ruth Kay Dave Vanderloon Vanderwall VanderWeide Van Duinen . ' fy, -.V 3 Bo Vlasblorn Craig Wlsner Bob Wachter Dave Wolferr Adele Warerman Betty Yfsfna John Webster Barbara Zeek My glass of life is full For I've only sipped a taste lt was sweet and rich and new . . . None shall I waste. Climbing the pathway to maturity, the ninth grade has reached its second plateau. The students have conquered the challenge the challenge of High School By sponsoring lunior high dances and working with the senior high on the Big Brother Big Sister prolect the ninth graders have learned to accept responsi bility Confronted with high school problems on a minor scale the ninth grade stu dents have shown that they can accept the challenge and that they are ready to play the role of a mature hugh school teenager as sophomores at O H H S Ann Mane Afendoulns Amante Barb ack Baker Nancy Baragar Barkema Margo Barney Ric Marcia Phyllis Kathie Benson Berg Block Blodgett Pied Pipers draw the crowds as Junior High students gather round to hear the music and buy tnckets for senior play WL Janet Penny I Duck Cheryl Judy Anderson Anderson Arkm Atkinson Ayres Baar '5 u a Gerald Judy Harold James um Beard Bede Beimers Belkin Be Bennett 'Tr a Marcia Bouwens Brackney a Sharon Sylvia Me Bloom Bonham Botruff Bouman .. 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Kathne Drosve 2 'qv 'I-1 or Ken Evenhuus Sharon Gazella Gary Gladsvone Url- 1 x. .T 0 ,1 f Denny Barb Graham Graves lm Bruno AN ue Clark Carol Burion a. 1 1 il' um Collnns Bozun IVT1 Collms 3 David oe Dembnnsky Dengate Denner rm Marla Dykhouse Dzulums Tom Fam 8 Geldhof Bonnie Glass Nancy Karen Elderkun ati' John Cafhernne Fellows Ferranfe Andy rm Nancy Bullella Cam Campbell yer Anne DeVelder Laurie Eldenweld Don Funk Carol l1's yummy in the tummy, becomes a common phrase among Gregory cafe1eria fans, Yhroughouf ihe year. 9th Grade Grrls Glee Club proves man year Dorothy Hansma IYTT Hodges Lunda Johnson Q' Ann Karns Torn Kle n Bob Kos'er '4 'of Ks l Harruson Fred Hofman Sherrn Johnson Dorus Kerual Henry Koetsrer Carol Kos'er Maureen Henry Preston Hupson Peggy Jones Karen Knrker Bob Grrffln to be a mam acttvnty for fresh Dan Tom H gguns Davud Houtstra ack Kamp O Kleun vu Beth Kenn Koopman Kooyers Lynne Jon Krel s Kr cger Halgltl Alice Llnda ue Hulbert H Ernest R Chard Tom Huben Hu Humes Peter Grusgka Susan Ho e th H71 Guedry Cheryl Ha ee Frnts Hobson Hoekstra Raymond Jager Mike James Shtrlue Hadley Idarnae Hancock John Hoekstra Cathy Johnson nv' e hoor arnost complete study hall prepares to eave a e soond of e Je . 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P ,t xl lx 6' G ' , n X Th I , I 1 th A I Hn Robert Kugel Tom Lurtsema Cmdy Metrz Ann Nnchols Phy Its Pylman Judy Kuhn Nancy Mater Gordon Mendals Merrtll Pau Ntcholls Prtes 4 an Marcella Margaret Palmer Race Mary Ju ue Lanttnga Larrberfs Carol Marsh Nancy Marshall on Bo Monaghan Herb Ntlles Terry Nuenhuls a Marnlyn Powers Powell 11.4 Q Bard Jerry Lanthorrv Learned Sal y Masselmtz Patty Moore X Davnd Nlms Duc Potter Mary ue Charles Race Radder Reagan Margte McCarthy Andy Muir 1 Larry Norman i 'B Larry Postema Rescorla The Ottawa Hrlls Branch It brary proves to be a haven s udents v need study .lterr e Ltehuen Kathy McGeorge a Ltvnngston Shtrley Mclienzte Barb Long l VT1 McRoy Jack ost Loornts Sharon Merger Steve Carol Don Nash Nellans .A Nelson at Duck Joanne Eugene Osgood Orr Olalos gpm V.: Mary Barb Plasman Patrnck Evelyn Martlyn Reynolds Rtbbens M2 A Rncky Robtnson Dick Rowe Dennts Rollenhagen Pam Rush Roberta Park Donna Rnetsma lm Rose Terry Ryan Nelson '71 Sandy O Fteld X1 Barb Pape Karen Rutsema Todd Rose Pete Salamone ' ' Q- - .b W 90 . , in 4 1. 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' ' ti 15 3 U. f .R A 3 r, J 9 2 U 3 i ' ' ' f- X l k 1 X -f' ' X 'Q l ,rx x ' -X K 5 5, .1 John Ca ol Splnks Snr ad Karen TerAyes1 4' f -if Q Snefers S' John 'ar q-, Roger Sfo z i rv Davrd Narce Bob Jerry Larry Davrd Th es Thomas Thompson Thompson Thon Thornhnll 1 Torn 'war y D n S s T fran 4' Q 7 Jack e .l dy Tornpkrns Tornoa Davld Tlrnrnerrnan 4 svvu Shlrley Tulfs Janet Venema Chrnsne VanSweden , -R TON Arnold Weller Wemef Nancy Vnclxl Fred Uhlmann VanAllen VanAn1werp Glorla Vesley Mrrlarn an 40 .ef Peter Elnzabefh Vlgh Vrsser '21 S' Jack Margle Nancy Jack Sally VanAmwerp VanderVrsse Sherry Vroonland Darlene Wes rare Whnle Whnehouse Wnllrams VanGeest Marcla Ward 419 Ann Wulson gf Gal Gary Bo Vanlieulen VanOyerloop VanRayensway if l L Leslle Larry Sharon Wavers Weckwerf Wedgwood us: Charles Belly Wnlson Young Zlg1errnan One can fund acvlvny poppmg oo! of every corner of The gym durlng noon, for st lends xlself Yo all Yypes of sports and fun ., A, A 1 A A 12 J Q , - 3 'Q A 3 ' rr? 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It s funny that the more I know The more I do not know Such as the way I feel Atop my farst plateau Oh no not those achievement tests again' Thus exclamation was common at the beglnnxng of the year as the elghth graders were glven tests to determnne the amount of knowledge they had garned Few things were new to them for by thus time they had been fully orlented Into the school program One mann prolect of the enghth graders was the planning of their four year program Here the students speclfled which subgects they wlshed to take So at thus time um portant decrslons had to be made regardlng the future their ambntxons their hopes their :deals W rl N3 Ali' at Pau Shelley Ackerman Alpher Debby Doug Steve Barnes art Bassett DIC Ament Marilyn Bates Anderson Maurlce Bauhahn Onalee Anderson John Beck Melvm Ar Berkowntz Beute Larry Beuzekam Sharon Boylan Kathy Marcla Boshoven Bourland LYl'1d5 Tom Randy Bf0Wn9Ye Brunson Bubeck Barbara Cheryl Howard Cnmnk Clements Cogswell Jack Laura Brleth Blake l Gnnger Brace Brauer Vi' Margot Bultman RIC Coe 1 Margaret Burhans Cralg Hauenstenn Vlfglnla Bockman Dan Breen Bo Burns Mary Collms JoEllen Atklns Marcia Bement Roger Bodell Jean Brockmeuer Carol Calvaruso Taralynne Conaway Mae Austin Carolyn Bennett Duane Barley Charles Bentley Mis: Marcla Barker Marnlyn Berghorst 4. S' Lewns Boersma Bo Brown A Rnchard Campbell Kathleen Conover Jesslca Booker Sandra Brown Sharon Carver Rnchard Couturler Carol os Sandy Brown 'X aa Nancy Cheverton Marsha Cox fery sJdent g rs s tr the school ltbrary 6299 to Mary Cox Sharon DeVrtes B Pam Eldrlken Becky Fowler 'N 'S Donella Gager O Gott Duck Cutler Melody Draper Tom F as Fowler a Gamble o Granstra ITU Davidson Pam Drew iv Karen Essenburgh Lnnda Frase Pam Garbrecht Sharon Graves 3 Dawson Jerry Duron Tom Fausett Ltnda Furfney Mary Ann Gnlder tm Gunther Damel Del-laan Marulyn Duursma Ruth Feltsenfeld Us: Fuston Margaret Gnllhespy Karren Gyolas 41. V.. x. Martha DeVoe Mulce Judy Peter DeHaan Demtng Derrndtnger Dtane Susan Edmonson Edmonds Edwards Geraldnne Eggleston if O9 Gan Carol Duane FEVFBFITG Flltan Fnsher Flemtng Ann DeVnes John Elrkens Bo Foley Assembltes are enloyed by parttctpants and spectators a Ike El t na be'we'tf ' om 5, ?'5 , lv , 4 5 W 5 I X Vw I Q xt. l N FT., 'M' ' ff . 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Marilyn Jager Martm Kamrnska .36 an Carolyn Kozrmnskt Carol Landers Barb Jeffry Betsy Kean ' -4' IFT1 Jenmngs John Kelsey If 410 Greg Johnson Jack Kmsman Judy Johnson Davld Klump 'T v 6 Q QL. -or Flin ,- Sandra Johnson Gary Knapp f W au ,PG Menno Kraas Vxrgunla Larson Bruce Kraft Janlce Lazarskl o Kreps Nancy Leech Rnchard Kugel Lewls Torn Kohnee Dennls Lew s Gordon Jones Bruce Knott I Joyce Jones Gary Koets 9 49 Kathy Judd Llnda Kohlstedt L, Mary Kurpers Dlck Lrndblom o Kullgren John Locke Douglas LaCouver Tom Luce Steve an Sandra Koorndyk Geoffrey Laham Duane Lynn S are Cheryl McGarvey oe Mnnesola H Sharon Nupson Barb Phulllps Sharon Ruemersma Rlc Rnserna lfT'l Rosema Bonnie Salhaney Arloa Debbne Marmron Marnn Carol Fred Mungerlnk Mlssad Carol Norman Richard Pape Ronald Ruevsma ee Robnson -Q ue Rosenzwelg Jeanne Salwnn E Qu Mille Norman Dlana Ponlard Cymhla Rlkley Earnestlne Rodgers lm Rybotlc Marc Samrnck Rnchard Bo Sherwood Glorla Marty Massellnk Maynord Mclemore J rn Joanne Leslle Wvllrarn M0ll0 Molfer Monique Morrus E 6 Bruce Muller Mary Nash .1 Dlx Dennns Muller Dlclc Nelson 4 -0 rg 3, Pamela O Bryon Steve Porter Terrance Maryann Frank :rn O Neal Ogden Overrnure Parks Barbara Ruchard Sherry Judy Pruce Radke Raker Regeczu in M'- Chrns Pearson Wayne Rhodes Doug M lls Ronald Nelson X Duane Peteham e Rudmgs 12 Telephone Yume us the Junlor Hugh's unrled progecf an . 5 Q Q . 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If , , -ll S J' Q z Duck Darlene Schneuder Schroder o Sayers Sandy Srnuth Ruchard Smuth Perry Smuih IITT Steenwyk a um Sterkenberg Steward A f 5 l Muke Marcua Connue Euleen Teeter Thole Duck Ken VanDoorne VanDyke Every growlung stomach funds satusfactuon at the drugstore after a rugged basketball practuce Dean Schutz Bo Sonnevelt Marne Stuanson Lp Muke Januce Scott 'U' I' on Lunda Sparrow Chuck Stuart 'VK Thompson Thompson Thurston Ann Seaman Deanna Seabolu X, Muchael Doug Spearma Spoelstra Bo Swufunk Mary Sweder L wg. ai Jack Jane Tobue Tobue Lynda Cheryl Steve Eddue Duane Severun Sl-ualhoup Suttser Barbara Muke Squures Stark Marcua Sprun Susue Swus Corunue Roger Tamblun TBHIS als ab Ruth Jean VanderBurg VanAmeronge Bo TOFJP Ruckey Marc Gary Kay Frank Susan VanOrder VanRavenswaay VanRavenswaay VanSchue VanSweden VanSweden VanWestrenen VanWungen n ir T. ' 8 V- 1 Al' .A S XT , . 'EY - ' 1 if I A 1. X . I W W D . gt A, , ' 'ff X l tu QQ: , . 1 UA - 4 b . . . . 4 . . n . 9 . J' P t J', b ' ' if W' . - ' y 3, 7 Ah . ' 8 W W A . !:Q,..'p',, .Mt 1 , .. . - 2 f , ,IJ i K... ,Q N au ai! 4' 'f ' i yogi, T 1-uf T v cw , ' X' 'X - o r 4 . . , . . b 'a it v 1 A Sensor Hugh student shows a lrttle slster the trucks of the A party? Great' We ll see you there aboutelght trade .A Beth Vary -v e Weaver Terry Wllllams Ronald A ex Larry Vlesfenz Vlgh Vogel 'N ur 1 x tilt Robert Louuse e Roy Welford Welford Wells Wheeler Wh. Joyce a Don Dan Wnlson Wood Woodstra Worfel e Beth Duck Car Vonk Vrnezema Wachter Wandel Workman Yoder Ysseldyke Zuermk Tom John Watermulder Watson Q ks' J 2 4' +- Lewns Wnlllarns Terry lm Duck 1 Whnte Wlersma Wllllams Jamce Zuermk Susan Julle Beverly L Nt 41' A - s' A 1 uf ,N - e ,rho U 1 V, 1 J 2' ,Q ' 1 rf , D iw ' - ' l ' get ' . ,, rrl 4 A . is J l l Q ' T d ' I G j . V ,ff 45 fx t V W 6 V Q , 1 It N , be ff . - f - ' .4 X K f ', 4 Q iff -3 .K f 3 - J he , -.. xi r , flu! A ' -' , J ff ' J ff Bill J' ' ' n n I P t Bill ' ' The world us fresh and brughu and clear urs glow ur dazzles me there s so much I want to know so much I want to see Help how wull I ever fund my way around asks a seventh grader durung the furst weeks of school? Comung from varuous feeder schools the seventh graders found themselves un a completely new world of con fusuon excutement and strange people Problems were soon overcome as the students be came uncreasungly famuluar wuth theur surroundungs Many new fruendshups were establushed also through rnuxers and dances held durung the year Danctng classes also became a part of the seventh graders ac IIVIIICS Thus a successful year passed for these young In duans as they became fullfledged members of the Ottawa trube Over the furst hurdle they can look to ward eughth grade wuth eager antucupatuon of thungs yet to come its -vp 1 Duck Da e Banta Barkema fu o Chrusty Beaman Beatty Joan Beukema Pam Besmer Louuse um Brenner Brenten Scott Butler n Barney Sa y Behlung Mary Beyne Connue Brugham Nancy Barr Carol Behrens Fred Buschoff 's-' Norma Barr lo- Patrucua Bed Duck Blumensteun Jack Doug Bruunsma Bultema 'S' Merulee um Francus o By e Calloway Calvaruso Campan Don Barron 3 eff Bentley Tom Bond Barbara Bultman T' Steve Carpenter Joan Aernouts Chuck Audy Janet Bashara Roger Bera Lynn Bosscher 7 XA Lunda Agenbroad Randy Baer Pau Battaglua Steven Berger Duane Boshoven Karen Pattu Burns Burns X1 Kent Steve Carter Carter Cundy Adloff Lunda Allwelt Mary Anderson Rudy Baker Beverly Baker Joanne Bauman Randy Bergers Steve Beak I Berky Fred ue Bowman Boylan James Burrel Gary Caskey tl af Muchael Burton Hark Casner ' ' , f ues '1 -ur- I I f . . - . . . . . 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E I I ' 0 I F ' 'r- ' Y' f...- 9 ' - , 'Q 4 I 1 ,P ix v X A , N91 ' -Y Y kv X we 3 .7 ' TA ' B b t I al James Castor James Chlldrey Steve Co e Ju I6 Courser Fred Davlson Ellzabeth Dolfln Charles Elsele .31 'Q-4. 1 . -l s' wi Ken Chambers Paula Chlndbloorn 1 Pam Colllns -as S -in Carol Chapman Rusty Chlvls Kathy Conrad 1 an -.1 Gregory Crlps Crlsmon 4' Albert Jerry DeByke DeFouw Albert Mlke Drake Dunn Carol Ekkens Roger Fllby ox Sue Charters Bo Clranko -.4 1 CZ Dlane Copley Q LA? -4 Bill Chernoby a Cohodes B Copley 44..- if Magnans provldes welcome refreshments for hungry students any tlme of day .Q 'Z '11 H Geraldlne Cynthla Cryer Cunnlngham 'Q Jack Ron DeGraf DeHaan Dlc Durlngshoff LA Chuck Rlcky E IS ls Ronnle Marlene ox Frazee A an Dygert is Terry I5 Judy Freeman Dave Custer Marlanne Darrah Mary Dabakey 4? Bob DeVrles Douglas Dunkel Douglas DeWard Susan Dykstra Dace Dzllums Eckberg Larry Gordon Charles Elvle Engstrom Flggures Llnda Barb Nancy Fudge Fudge Gabe Q tg LeAnn Davles Monroe D6Vld5 Llnda Doerllng Kay Dlshon av Rlchard Edmonson Eggleston Ernest Henry Flggures Flggures fp- Tom .lanlce Gelstert Gelder I , :qs ' L' , ' ' Q' , ff . l X .4 K Q A is , k . . ff be N .L ,,-,,, V b J y si 1 I, , .:. I 'F-7' , 3 X Lqijf -Q x , ' P t ' ' l ' ' h Q Q Q l , 'f X z -uv l 3 ' 9, , q B f A , ,C ' M 'C . l., E ' s 3 N, 1 gl V, .11 .1 . N- 4-. I l l' Ed ' ' - If I Aff ,f ' bf Ava, 3 , l'f ' l V l s .Q ala . Y ' S Q . Q l gy K ' ' l f X X x , 3' ' Ll l y 'V y 49 y G 3 4' ' 5' r , JJ , ,' 5 .aw A I l ' J - '4 AL , ...V -W av ,' sf- 'U X l 5, ' A ' I Bill P ' g :N ' V Y ' ll' EII' Ell' ' ' ' ' . Q : ' f ' 5 If , I V 5 ,V X I 0 Bill ' ' V - ' F F - John Gtllesple YH Hadley Judy Henry Mike Honey Susan Hymes Cheryl P l up Gooch S if Connie Ha e Jean Herrold Doug Honholt Vern Hyott Karen Phulup Gorter Krnsttn Ha Janet Hey -rf lm Hooper James Imperl Lrnda Johnson Dave Gould Mary Ann Hassett Barbara Hacks Nathan Horownt Jacquelnne Ju ue James James ue e Johnson Jones scllla Sally Graf Grahm Cynthna Hawley Barb Hawklns Jeanne Steve Mary Hudson Rlcky Houghton Russ Jaqua Wnlluam Jones Johnson Johnson Jane Jack Kemp Ketchum Ktngma Grant Klaver Mary Mtke Mary E Sandra Kr eger Kusta Kr tatkowslcl Lago Eddy Klein Gerard Klayer 'W Q Dons Bruce John Green Grtffun Groenhout Grubb Pam Hawley Barbara Hnssong Jack Hunzeng Susan Jasperse an l Kamel B Kleymer 'S Tom Gan Llnda Harrxs Hedstrom Heuntzelman ag Kathryn Carol Hofferth Hoffman David Bo Humphrey Huyson Jane a Martm Kamphuls Martun Knapp Rnch Jeffrey Celeste Kean Marnlyn Koch Barton Hogarth Davld Hutton Mary Su Jenkuns nm Keena Bruce Krebs B266 Susan Patrtcna Gertrude Greta Dave Land Lane Larson Lash Lash LeBaron , Q 1 J -Q - J A if A , -s Q A if , - L hu' Pri ' ' aan ' V ' in - ' 40 J 5. 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Rode Sally Schaap Dick e 'T Susan Price as 4' Rodger David Scharmack April Terence Pulnarn Raprnund Rogers EI en Scheafer Gretchen Perron Jane Raubinger ah Tom Pierce Lynda Razoog Plantinga Jeanine Reeves Nancy Ponchoud Kathryn Reynolds Bo Diann Pope Pratt Bryon Kurt Ridley Rremenschneider KAL Janice David Dae Sharon Rosenfeld Ross Ro ch Rybock Sanders Rollenhagen Rocks David Schlosser Vickie Davld Gary Shalhoup Shoemake Sikkem Doug Schoon im Snlclcema -4 'Nr ois Schulz 'S' Janet Simonds is Nancy Schweitzer Kay Sligen 'Swapping lively, Junior High srudents acquire ballroorn skills in weekly dancing classes. Janet Scorf David SVYIIVJW 38 5 2. Pau Soder Barb Srangland 3? V. .., J My , Bonnie Sreiner Bonnie Seaman Gary SI'Y1IYl l P uline Sp cuzza Ken C Q2 George Sears '29 If ,.. Pau Snyder a S ring ,'.:.y Gordon Siedman Sleenherger 2 Q G f , vu ' ' 1: Lnda Tllll S'ekevec 5Y0l '5 - , , QL 5 .. A' as 1 -. Q - -':' ' I4 Y . 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I ull 'Z Charles Janet Jacquellne Susan Mar lyn John 1 Jr,lte Stewart Stewart Strober Swartz Sylvesfe Tent T rDS'f5 Teun s -3 , 13 A Q 4'D 4 P-1 I Agua-X nm Dennns O Margaret Larry Thwautes Twngley Trnney Todd aw Ny 6 Bruce Van Dongen VanGee5t V1 HB Vusser Joyce Wech is Robble Wheeler Duane Wolf Margaret Young Mantha Vlahos as Dan Welh Don Wlerenga Rodney VanLoon 1' Steve Volkhardt fo' Ruth Wenlch C Archle Wrllnams vi Tom Rnchard Treece Var 'R ni-.IL Im Torn Bert Bruce VandenBos Vanderhotf 1 'Lf Bonnre Mary VanOrder VanOtteren VanSluyters VanSweden Vary Duc Wagner Bruce Weny on Wriltarns Shrrley Eddre Lorranne Woods Wrobley Young Mary Warren Wagoner Walcott Al' '3 Don Tom Doug Werkema Werner iS EEC' will 1: Q-K -4 3 Warmnngton 4- 7 Susan Westgate Westra Dlanne Tom nornas T all an 'L-7' John Vanderl.egg on Veersma to '27 Llnda Waters Karen Wellman Ricky Vandermee 3 Q-v John Verheek viii? at Chrns Weaver 3 Ann Whalen Travelrng a well worn path to OHHS another school day hes NSVWCY W llle U6 ahead for thrs seventh grader Young Young Zagaroln .. qv ' 9 f 4? 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'i :f:L ' f4f+ f 1 . f, ' Z 1 l Z r QRGANIZATIONS .- AQ, in TRIBAL CQLINCIL GOVERNS Left to Rught ROWl Mr R Blake Sponsor Jerry Gretzunger Presudent Sue Garbrecht Secretary Dennus Laug Treasurer Barb Holm Vuce Presudent ROW 2 E Euko J Huuzenga D Hull D Z g olu K Stoll S Boyles ROW 3 C VerMerrus T Jones C Buys R Koopman 'Ll' c ss ons d o al stud es classes ntroduce man val able and rporlaut teelngs of the student body Workung for the furst full year under the new constututuon the Senuor Hugh Student Councul had a very successful year Buuldung up the com rnuttees the framework of the councul utselt the students worked hard to brung the councul to all age levels A new undertakung by the publuc relatuons commuttee thus year was the Bug Brother Bug Suster prolect whuch helped to acquaunt the lunuor hugh school students wuth the ways of the senuor hugh school One senuor us assugned to each uunuor hugh sessuon room to work wuth the students and help them wuth any problems that mught aruse It us hoped that thus get ac quaunted peruod wull help those students become better hugh school cutuzens Other umportant commuttees thus year were assembly commuttee poster commuttee traffuc commuttee bulletun board and exchange corn muttee The four Student Councl Otfucers represent the p :ture f ett c ency un a cand d pose l ' - 2 - V , : ' , ' 7 , u , 2 ,.,.aar',. ,, . z. u u u I J . . . . ,, . ,, . . 1 u I I - - in lj.ly -LK . ,. I , 4 v X - y.. ,Jf 4 i L 'Sig' lx, , ursgki L x Dlsu Q hel in s cl 1 u u y I - 3 O sf u' 4 1 u 1 u ' u , OTT TRIBE we.: nl Mr Blake Student Councnl Advusor gundes the group wttl- mature counsel and advlse Juniors rise for a Spirit Jug Contest during a Student Council Pep Assembly, A LQ, The Student Councul Room serves as a headquarters for all Councll busrness DISCUSSION LEADERS eft to right W l N Vanloo S Byle p com Scheuneman Sc on Reeve Rypstra M Dabakey L Bardelrnener M Haughey Mr Blake Sponsor ROW 2 L McNauglwton C Dawson C VerMerrIs D aroll J orey T ps e s We L Johnson X . , Pi s 1 .,,,,..u V- L ' - RO 1 . , . , G. Lt s b, B. , R. ho , B. s, G. Zag I, ,Y C , Pltel , D. W ll, bstenl . 1 I. I I I A P T S A WORKS FOR YOU' Mrs Beute Mrs Rntsema Mrs Benson Mrs Ekkens B Jeffrey Mr Wnerenga Mrs Schlenker Mr Shlenker Mr Hodge Mrs Fowler Mrs Kohlstedt Mrs Ver Heek J Gretzunger Strengthen the home the source of our Natron s greatness Thus was the theme of the Parent Teacher Student association thus year In keeprng wrth thrs theme the PTSA held meetnngs wrth par ents of chuldren of all age groups The purpose of these meetungs was to assist parents In guldrng theur chnldren to a better world of tomorrow through education In accordance wtth thts goal scholarshvps to s u m m e r work shops were offered to varlous qualrfred students Money for thus wuth the sensors through an an nual rummage sale andthe Junior Hugh nn the form of a magazune campaign Boy Scouts lead a pledge of allegnance before a sem: monthly meetrng O O O O O Y 1 , . C 1 I l . , . y . . , purpose is raised in co-operation S lx tt ' ' , - S . I . L fY H . sl L' ' X I 5 . JU IDR BR VES BLAZE EW TRAILS Promotion of manners and conduct throughout school was the main aim of the Junior High Student Council this past year. Showing points of good conduct, a iunior high code was adopted and issued to each member ot the iunior high. The Council divided into various committees in the fall each having certain aims and pur- poses to be fulfilled. The social and publicity committees worked together to present several dances and a mixer for the seventh graders, pro- viding fun and merriment 'For all. Developing club membership, thus enabling as many students as possible to belong to a club, was the main goal of the service commit- tee. A survey ot all students' interests and ac- tivity participation was made and tabulated re- sults were sent to all club presidents for the purpose of developing club membership. Among other assemblies, the assembly com- mittee presented a program on club member- if ship. OFFICERS D Fink President P Rush Secretary D Schutz Vice Presiden B Pape Treasurer Student Council members gather round for an earnest discussion in the Student Coun cil m Let to Right ROW l M Anderson B Kean K Hale M Bultman E Schaefer C Molenlcamp M Byle Mr R VanderMolen Sponsor ROW 2 C Havenstein ROW 3 S Carpenter A Dygert R Houghton D Schutz K Harrison S Fuston asselink J i ema per OW 4 orndil on i T White N Marshall B Pape B Jeffrey K Hall S Boylan ' ' i -r i , . . F1 I V if- ' R , i ' - I . , . , . , . , . , E.. cfssman, Ri Jettrey, 'J. riyback, s, valkhaiaf, s, Hill, P. Rush, ix. alaagefff R. M i ti, .swf i, J, Hao' . R if io. Th i, L, Th I, io. nk, PECTATOR'S SPYGLASS SCANS Editor Chuck Marker has an endless o Anyone with views on news may find an outlet for speculations through the eyes of a wizard in news knowl- edge of all types, the Spectator. School news is covered on the first page, keeping stu- dents well-informed on all school activities. Editorials com- prise page twog features and public relations are found on three, and, of course, page four provides students with any and all Ottawa Sports news. The addition of two new columns, one involving out- door life, and the other, comments from various coaches, coaches corners, met with wholehearted enthusiasm. Thus, the Spectator again viewed a wonderful production . . . never-to-be-forgotten . . . the T959-60 year. Jim Dengate News Editor Ellen Terrell Assistant Public Relations and Ted Texer Sports agree that its the funny side of the story which keeps them going if ay l can take a min Haas Managing Editor exclaims Judy Reporters Chuck Vermerris Judy Hoffman Lorrie Emmerson and Jane Woodworth review the fundamentals of creating a story L D 04 . xr ' , , ib. I A I f . V l I r , i ,cz-, ,Tel NOR I . . SCHOOL SCEN E. Oh, hello there, comes the greeting from Diane Cox, Art Editor Mead, Co-feature editors. 1 la Miss Kleynenberg, Spectator advisor, thumbs through countless papers for tips and ideas. Busy at work, Spectator staff is caught in a candid view. 1 and Nancy Harrington and Shirley The business staff poses before their indispensable adding machine. They are: Diane Johnson, Circulationp Carol Powell, Advertising, Bonnie Cunningham, Exchange. 9l MUSIC MAKES THE WORLD GO ROLI D Songs away noon hour two days per week marked Choraluers schedule throughout the year Choraluers members are left to rught SEATED C Puerucku A Kelsey F E Tornga T Jones R Marmuon R Alwelt Le to Ru ht W l L Bardelmeuer K Behrens P sma Durector ROW 2 Henruckson G e ROW 3 L Lewus D DeBree B Hess ROW A B Puerce P Hofmeyer S Kramer Spuruts are often lufted on wungs of song as the Choraluers a select group of chour members leave a traul of mel oduous memorues un theur wake The group sungs for many organuzatuons and events throughout the year unclud ung school assemblues luncheons musuc programs and the Bob Cratchut Dun ners held annually at the Womens Cuty Club Practuces are held bu weekly on Mondays and Frudays Here flaws are uroned out sharps flattened and flats sharpened untul a peak of perfec tuon agreeable to all concerned us a chueved and the sungung goes on Members of Senuor Gurls Glee Club have duscovered theres a great deal more to sungung than meets the eye or comes out of the mouth for that matter lnterpretatuon, they found us an extremely umportant part makung musuc Numberung un the twentues, the gurls presented theur vocal talents at the Thanksguvung assembly early un the year The group open to all unterested Senuor Hugh gurls strove to guve mem bers a chance to sung and umprove through fun and practuce As the musuc they sang varued un type and range, many gurls possessung a wude varuety of vouce range were able to uoun Left to Rught ROW l S Vanderhyde J Stukens J McFall ROW 2 kford K ost an R W K Kon e B ee M Surunmg C Petersen ' I . vanuaa, D. Elderkin, w. vefway, uvu. aagby, s. Hueks, K, sehanlz. Rovv 2g ' ' ' 1 1 It ' y be l ft 'Q - RO : . ' , , , ' - 1 . , . , . , Mr, 5 I ' A 3 Jw ' I , H YI, B4 Blac , .P , P. Mor , S. Faut. O 3: . kl , . Z ll CHOIR SOARS ON WINGS OF SONG FI O,g' 5 -s:e has fc' zreseffec :,' 'Fe A Cease a CHO2 E, 5' I efgagec r an exverrey a: fe fear. .TM I New fer. c'ec'cr. fP'e,' ze o rec a' 'eff ESSEWD-6S,, '- s. Ve Vow 3 :pc wg 'rose :F Tfafisc :fc EUC CF'e 'a Q4 - ff's 'as essems. has 'fe swg rg :F 'rw, 'af-'Q -s Chr s '55 :semi 5 'afcwe 2: efeq ::e'sz'- Mfg 5' ze 'The N gr' Be'c'e Cn' Sf 3S E5'r 'VIS year, 'FIG CVC' EIIEFCEC E: CVD CDC LEE HQI' Scfco. Here We, :rec Nth Qvbwer gg-gglg 'g were Dz a Mass :fans Hvrwec Ir' ch fffgs Q: ssrrwg, af er'--a Cor-:e ,-.as gvew ' 'Jay by We Jace ff-s': Depa 'r-efi D,r ng 'fs exIv:b 'cr We wo csplayec 'hewr 'afervs and progress during me year to a rrw,l',wde of parents, feachers, st.4de'w's, and frewds CHOIR OFFICERS M Behnke K Ru M Ba Merrxs D AIweIV W Verw ,Q 515 Boys 515.59 W Q 'm dst of a 'vrSaIe' une un, sIworvIy I:e'c'-2 a corwcerf L ro r Iv W I B ru ham S N VafvLoo B SCI-eu Lusropad M Haughey Mr Pasrrva ROW 2 L Leavenworth M Gar otrer man y Y mson S e ms chxiken C eves OW -1 C werpck Vw oo B Jer muh E ason r m M err eatorw K we and on e o an, ost one Sagendorf N Verway ea Herwr S Heyboer o M a e D Eder C Rodgers C Bosker B WacIv1er rx er e a w z ROV' Upscor' D M Crmndblom on L, Marfmors L Kews N od K Vander BeI mf2 as ei VEFI V GMI if 'I I 3 4 I . hI, . gby, C. Ver- ' , . , , ay, ef! Yg f RO . . B g , Coe, I. - , I I iemarw, R T,r'Ie R Sn d, B. Sdwwz, K. y, . , T ' , . , . . z , , . rs rw, . G MD' , . ' km , , , , B. P , R. Kms , D. Lerner , C. Ak , C. I bb' , J. W. .Q I , K. S01 'T , J 3' G ' P , . ' , V. Goolian, S ByIe, J. Woodall, T. Busfarwze, B Leavcrw.or'Iv E T3--ga, S Ne.-.':4w, D Gwbbs A Bashara, B Gemrrer, L Ryan, D. S ' , . Re R . . P' r F :L , I Far- e, J. Cc vis K R bl, N G' ax, D. A Lev, R. I . , R S ' , . M , J. Coster, K. Or, C, Oo . S. Hmks, K : RUN S: L '12, S. Sebers L. I ecgwc , veefw, J. H , . W' I , F. NeIs , L. D G I4 ,C. Fr , T J . 5. 'J .I , D B s ', L 7 JT N De ' , C L so M SIN ASONG OF GLEE Left to Right ROW l President V Bockman Vice President J Regecczi Secretary S Porter Treasurer K Hall Sponsor Mr Pasrna ROW 2 C Rikley M Bourland S Zammer A Vigh R Raetsma J Locke B Foley T Heaton S Severin J VanDusen Raker G Filson ROW 3 J Lazarski P Gamble L Frase G Eggleston P Serkenberg K Essenburgh B Brown D i blom D Schneider M Thurston C Hauenstein B Hazenberg B Jeffery C Tamblin L Sparrow ROW 4 M Spring S Van Ravensway D Edmonson B Kullgren B Topp D Nelson D Marty D Lewis B Sonneveldt D Workman B Miller K Van Dyke D Hondorp S Yader P Garbrecht ROW 5 S Koorndyk P Hggins J Zutverink P Smith B Cimek V Larson J VanAmerangen D Schutz D Holm T Luce D Pipe M Kamenskas A DeVries S Swiss B Zuiverink N Luch Boys and girls from the Eighth Grade Glee Club became members ofthe Eighth Grade Chorus on a selective basis Here these students learn the fundamentals of vocal music in preparation for fu ture music study Making use of what they ve learned the group took part in the annual spring con cert held in May FOLLOWERS Fl D F ITH AND FELLOWSHIP Giving students an opportunity to learn more about Christ thru fellowship is the main purpose of assembled for prayer In the fall a YouthaRama came to Grand Rapids Many students participated in this program and some sang in the mass Youth for Christ choir Continuing their busy program a basket full of food and toys was assembled for a needy family during Christmas Movies were also shown to all interested Ottawa students and in spring exchange meetings were held between other schools Having completed many protects and services devoted to God the members of the group can rightfully regard the past year as worthwhile and enlightening Le t to righ W l J Grubb P Sn der M nderson M Berton M ewis C Mo re S Johnson Miss Stace ROW A Dygert J VanOtteren E VandenBurg C Burton J Dyk ma ROW 3 M Hlyg V Banden Bo K Schant M Lantin a inning an rWall i R G Ossewaar e Le nen J Vanden os Postrna Smit S Skinner Fredrckson M Morey QQ 99 . y V' 1 ' 1 'T , J 1 ' . 0 5 y - Q ' , - 2' of I -W Y t . , ' , P' s. ,i f ',Q fQ.lJ ,' I ',. ', .unal Youth for Christ. Weekly meetings were held, plus a daily gathering before school when students ,f'.l1. 3 1 : L . ...V L.. I. . ,nl as ' ' ' f 1 l 't-RO z. ,. y,.A ,, ,.L',. o,, ,' . 2: . , , , . , . , , e , ' 1 . ert, , s, . , . 'g, M.S ,R.Vde ,D.Le'tch.OW414 'd,S. h ,. B,A. ,J 'h,, ' ,N LIFE' SPREE I BOYS', GIRLS' GLEE Left To righr-RON Ig Frlrz Hoeksrra, Gary VanOverIoop, Mr Pasma. ROW 2: Davld Dernbinsky, Dlck DeWard. ROW 3: R Hull, D. Funk, J. Hoeksfra. ROW 4: J. Selvlus, D, Osgood, G Skunner O K men leTs really sung uT ouT now' Thus very well could have been heard durung one oT The many pracruces oT The Boys Glee Club Beung members of The nunrh grade The boys sang TogeTher as a Wushung To develop Theur musuc sTudy TurTher freshman gurls srncerely unTeu'esTed un musuc be came members of The nunth grade gurls glee club Early un The year The gurls seT up Theur ovvn rules of duscuplune and governed Themselves accordungly The group made Theur TursT sungung appearance F x, l , k I Q A ' .1 , . , . 1 V ' v K 'fv- - x ROW la B. Arkln, R. Molr. ROW 2: F. VarAnT.'.rerp, J. Collins, T. Smith. ROW 3: P. Salarnone, D, Emery, R. Schllken, ROW 4: J. Bouwens, T. McRoy, T, Hurnes. group Tor The TursT Tume All nunTh grade boys are sTrongly encouraged To become a parr oT Thus harmonuous group aT The Thanksguvung assembly They also sang un The sprung concerT and aT The TesTuval held aT Junuor College Now ThaT The year us aT an end many look Torward To becomung members oT The a cappella chour 9th Grade Gurls Glee ROW I fr TO rughr N Marshal Vuce Pres oenv J Launberrs Treasurer K TerAvesT SecreTary P Lvungs n Presudent Mr Pasma Durector ROW 2 J Lehnen L Johnson C Hale J RaJb nger K Blodgerr A Afendoul s B Long M Sneden Honey K Ederkun C ante J r Zug erman Meyer C Sprung M Race S McKen S Radder D Ruefsma S Bonham K s uhn a ers Of eud e .lo B Sc ' bbens S Wulson P B o k Covvlushavv P Moore S Gaze a L Errerson N Symes ROW 5 M Smut K Harruson N Thorvas Baar S Hadley P Anderson Uhlmaru M Berg G VanKeulen J Orr S Masseluruk P Pylmaru S VanGeesT J Schmudf ' ' - , Ie I : . I, ' - I : , , 7 . , 5 . I A to uvu. , . u I' , . ren , J. kueun. nov 3: s. uuruu, B. saga ua. ' u , s. T , . ' , . , . 1:6 . , . ' , , u, . Elli , J. K , L. W 1 , S. 1 ' ROW -if G. Ves ly, L. Fusion, P. Graham P. nes, . hanuz M, Ri , . ' , . I c , B. ' , . , . Ili - , , . I . 4, . ' , . u WOOD, BRASS, DRUMS GI E VE T TO Each day we try to play better. Thus goes a frequently used phrase of Mr. Mitchel orchestra director as lunnor and untermedtate groups begun practuce each mornrng For the second year the gunnor orchestra was composed of seventh graders and the rntermedlate of eughth and nnnth graders The groups showed their Intent interest ID musuc and many endeavored to umprove by taknng pnvate lessons from varlous teachers Both groups par tucrpated an the Chnstmas Carol Concert held dunng The old adage Practtce makes perfect sttll holds e a noon hour In December The Sensor Orchestra IS compnsed of Instrumental talent from the tenth through twelfth grades As al ways the group was on hand to accompany senior play lt wasnt long before attentrons turned to the Drvrsron Band and Orchestra Festival held rn March After thus the sensor muslclans focused thezr eyes on the solemn and beautlful Easter Assembly given wrth the choir Finally the year termlnated with the annual Sprung Festnval the pride of the musrc department ,l All together now one two three N l left to rght J Ma e M Davrdson M Dygert M Postema K Johnson D Luden E Tornga ROW 2 N Telgenotf G Van Sluyters L Vanclerburg R Vandervval R Helms R Sonneveldt S Rotzel l Pearson l- -lOClW9m5 R Cole l- Relief -l DUNN ROW 3 G on H Hcdger M Sear M Mtchell D Dcrsche C Botw ns t 1 - I 1 , . .. , . I . , ' , ' tru ' I I . I . . l . . . . I . I 4 he ' ' I X I A g pg Q A - RO' , i 1 . yn, . ' , . , . , . ' , . , . - I - , - ' L?tt , . ' , . ,Mr. , E , , l, , tt ln' MUSICAL MOODS Intermednate Orchestra Left to rnght ROW T B Pape D Funk E Thompson D Gager N Dermer R VanderBurg S Gabe ROW 2 D Atknnson L Chesser M Race M DeVoe S Brown V Brauer M Burhans M Brackney M Powell M Plasman R Snmkxns N Young J Tornga T Weller C Fnsher ROW 3 C Ayres K McGeorge C Wandel B Vary M D per M Collns B P T Brunson J Johnson D Westgate G Holbem R Masselnnk M Dzllums J Venema S Stelner J .Jenmngs T Strong D Dorschel ROW4 P Ploom L Boersma L Thon B Rescorla J Steward B Lewns P Smnth D Klump D Dart R Fnsher K Rutsema 1 13,4 9.94. 1 if Q 6 Jumor Orchestra Left to rught ROWI C Sanders L Doermg A Dawson M Matthews N Oswald E Schaefer ROW 2 D Gould Todd C Adloff S Westra S Butler S Moore R Elln rn H y Durtngs oft Pa e R W 3 J Wec Johnson J Srkkema R Wagner D Barron R Bera A Dygert M Lago J Ketchum ROW A Mr W M Mutchell dlrector B Hogarth R Pope R Wmnck M Vlahos l l 1 l ,,,, i. , A , ' - : . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . . I - L 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - . l 1 . , . , . , . ' . : . , , , . , , , . ra , . i , . rice, . I ' I ' I ' . I ' I I ' A f ' I ' I I ' ' I ' I ' ' 5 - 1 - 1 A 1 - 1 - 1 - I 1 - I 1 - 1 1 1 - . 1 ' l - -4. S riram. rant.. M .. . , .1,, 1 ,QQ 1 f'l1lI'l zq1 'T'.111'f'l.'f f'l'ffM 'f' '?f'?Mf-ia L 1 x 1 ,, Lf- . 4 V? Lg, f ,fx 1 ff f at T . I y 0, A , , ' Q '11 i 1' - ' J . . D. 5 , 111 ' ' x I ,Q I I 5 . M. , . , . , , , . , . 's, J. Free an, L, adle , R., ' h M. p , O 1 . h, K. , , , . , . , . , . , . , . , 2 . . . ' , ' j . h , , , . , . . TOP BRASS SCALES RD Left to right Y RQW 1, 5, Devrieg, B, Swain, B, Beute, M, Pylman, B. Terpstra, C. VanSweden, S. Lanthorn. ROW 2: R, Sonne veldt, B. Updegraff, B. Koster, T, Cook, D. Robrahnt, B. Goethal, J. Brower, S. Ebelt, B. Fairbanks, S. Rotzell, N. DeVries, L. Mc- Naughton, J. Corey, B. McBain. ROW 3: J. Dykema, M. Poelrnan, C. Cotey, R. Palmer, S. Bustance, C. Powell, M. Wierenga, R. Oostdyk, R. Martin, B. Kraus, R. Harris, S. Nelson, D. Anders, He agle, W. Corey. ROW 4: S. Brittain, T. Tatman, J. Smallegan, J. Hilton, D. Shisler, B. Ekkens, T. Dalberg, B. Clay, D. Nellans, C P Bockman ROW 5: Mr. Vashaw, Director, R. Shelby, M. Patrci The lively OHHS Senior Band stepped out in the new uniforms this year to create a grand spectacle at football games, Michigan State Day, Christmas Assembly, Pops Concert, Spring Festival, and Dis- trict Music Festival. Raising money for the new uniforms, the members of the band sold fruit cakes during Christmas Vacation. Because of limited space in the OHHS gymnas- ium, a group of ten select students have formed Sen or Hgh Pet Band blows a sor ci r g SESS Ott 98 B DeVries, D. Nims, G. Malley, B. Swank, W. Bouwens, E. K Johnson, F. Herr, B. Schaefer, C. Courser, J. Schaefer, Harrington, W. Broom, R. MacCallurn, L. Ashton, D. Conrad, E Heagle, K. Smith, S. Wedgwood. a Pep Band. This group practices once a week un- der the direction of a student director. A comedy band, was formed to provide enter- tainment at civic and school functions. This band is called the Hungary 5. Meeting another need at Ottawa, the Dance Band was formed. A group of fifteen students spent the year gathering a library of music to play at the dances. Keeping an eye cn the conductor and their music at the same t'ne :an prove a difficult task for a pa r of eyes Yah - This is ze German Band. ,A f The band provided a main attraction for the Christmas Assembly. Working like crazy on various drives, the also on the organization of half time marching, iunior high band has helped to raise some of the the iunior high band has high hopes of participat- money needed for new band uniforms. Working ing in next year's half-time football activities. Left to right - ROW lr S. Vroonland, B. Burns, J. Beimers, S. Smith, M. Bement, A. Seaman, B. Salhaney, S. Edmonds. ROW 2: T, Bennett, l. Hancock, B. Lanthorn, L. Kohlstedt, J. VandeVisse, B. Worfel, D. Thorndill, D. Dalberg, J. Rose, B. Kooprnan, C, Pearson, C. Norman, R. Stotz, C. Gregory. ROW 3: M. Barney, J. Laham, R. Robinson, J. Spinks, B. Seif, D. Ament, T. Fausett, M. Kraai, J. Tobie, A. Beute, J. Ekkens, C. Reagan, D. Miller, D. Breen. ROW 4: D. Sittser, D. Bailey, M. Whitehouse, D. LaCouver, D. Mills, R. Campbell, B. Edwards, M. Norman, J. Rybock, J. Wiersman, T. White, R. VanSweden, J. Collins, T. Fant, C. Calvaruso, G. Jones, H. Belkin, J. Gamble. 99 RGMA GLORY Get -Y, clnr-5-' sewe T' s. EWG 5 ar plnrases were o4fen e e'eo cxfg 'fe 'nc LEA' Ceb f'atcns 'ns ,ear Tl-e Irs' J-.as Ines 'fm 'e tal fo' all La'e lll rn'a'es. ans anotrer .-.es nefo ea'y 1' 'ne seccnd sefnester 43' Latin ll sfadefts rzossessng an I-' average Dang tnese rneetngs tne old members we'e proytdec .ffm tl'e servlces of the Inmates, besdes berng erttertarned by their varlcps Lat-rt sms. Under a new sponsor, the Club conttneed thelr traditional CbrIs'rrtas meeting, After singlng well-known Clwrlstmas carols In Latin, the men'- bers wrapped gifts that they had purcltased, and which were gven later, vo the Maple Grove Home At the end of the year, the members preserved silver keys to 'Lg ootstandtrtg second-year Latn stedenfs. These awa'Os VGCOQYTIZEG sclnolarslwrp and service to the club. L t to Fl t W I M Matt ws M Postrna S Vanderhyde Lantlworn P urres earsorw warn Brrgharn I natrtck ock D emery R opman T Worfel H rr Dawson D ockrrwar ROW 3 B Fowler Ka hy G st V Brown Cweplwart M etcalt B LJ e Bu s B Vlasbrom Paul Due-rn er J Bowers S McNaugl1ton CALLING all executnves secretarues and busmessmen Com merc aI Club wants you Under the dtrectron of Mrss State the Commercval Club bad a very s ccesstul year In promotmg a better understandmg of the bustness world the Corrtmercal Club heard many speakers who covered all ases of commerc cl lute he cup also took a trtp to a o pa of busmess recetvtn rac rcar n ormaton t rob t e C LJ stuoe s are better prepared to tom the cornmerctal wlmrl ' r s sen a e e reas J oe' LIVES O Treasurer C Hess Sponsor Muss Smrtter Secretary .lulue Brooks Vrce Presrdent M Hauglwey Presdentj Webster BUSINESS LIFE NVADES OHH to V 'vc Beclne B Hansvw 1 v 'la fc L4-yCO K Lang PV' y K La d LS et 'gh e RO 1 . is , . , , , s. ' A ' ' ' l , Sq ' , I. P , B. S ' . ROW 2: B. ' , C. K lp ' , J, Ryb , . L , . Ko , , F. e , C , , ST . : . , I O , . , R , . M , . L c , C. y, . ' , I , pl: I 1- ' . T gr ' l cal l ce SO, by Q p t ' I I I I1 gb I1 l b, nt I N LET' rght ROW I: G. Istes, S r, va, L95 'C 'Q'f'- PC I f M Dal? ls y. Vie-Pres cert G, Sortng, Sscnszr J Sufi-ers RON 2: J A cFal J He nlc. J 1 elm -' SS SMG Sf-frvar. P Edfrk re T - Z 'on 3, s Skrrwner, R osrm J -. or 4 .a.. s a F Gels ROW 5 B Te's a L T: 'JI Ss vrrrsg L Al CEST IB l Left to rnght ROW l Presudent C Marker Vnce Presldent B Holm Sponsor Moss Horn Secretary C Reeves Treasurer G Lttton W 2 B Fanrbanlcs M Pylman R Dalnlng D Wells J H aton Leech D Ludden C Cote Bundy B Scheuneman K Schantz ROW 3 J Danker C Atkinson R Wells K Ruhl G Bagby W Verway N Telgenhoff J Coster B Reeves K Orr M Kemp B Zeek F VanLoo K Anderson L Fogleson ROW A B Smith D Robrahn M Braseth Pape G Haagsma Boelkms D Cheverton L Lertch J Mayne L Lago J Jagnow P Graves ggQsv ' Several French Club programs were hnlughted by puppet plays en frangals Provndung students with a chance to use theur newly learned French ln actual conversa tlon and gnvung them an opportunity to sample some of the cuusune for whlch the French are so famous proved to be but two of the many benetnts gained through membershup an Les Amateurs Francals At thetr monthly meetings members engoyed deluclous food carrted on a business meeting and then were entertarned wuth a variety of Interesting and lnformatnve programs At Chrrstmas French carols were sung and the members put on sluts ID accordance wxth the holsday season Then the story of Chrustmas was read ln French from the Buble As the members learned more about the French people and theur customs each meet :ng became a vucartous vlsnt to France vua the unteresttng programs wonderful food and rmagunatuon of the group as a whole 1 I ...Q Q O0 ' ON RO 1.' ,.e' ,J ,. y,JA. l,l . . l '1s. 'col g . ' . . , . . THEY SIESTA . ... O!- FIESTA ....YES! Muchos fun, amigo . . . !! Striving to combine pleasure and fellowship with learning, the Spanish Club had a successful and memorable year. Composed of approximately seventy students, the Spanish Club is open to all first year Spanish students with an A average in the second semester, and to every second year student. At the first meeting, the members enjoyed a potluck supper and made plans for the coming year, Many things were decided. Among them was the decision to have dinner at the Fiesta Cafe Undoubtedly the most important event ot the year is the Hispanic Festival which many members attended l-leld at the University of Michigan students toured the campus viewed the language labs and observed classes They also saw Spanish plays movies and variety shows Af the end of the year the top scholastic Spanish student was awarded for merit earned and for active participation within the c ub jg MWA V - , r-av Officers M Van Keulen J Collns E Elko Miss K Hampares Sponsor P Ryan tto ght OWl C e ear i ra Hut en a Carver C Beyne B Bash L Leavenwor Johnson N Bartholic C Powell ROW 2 J Morfin B Brylcer C Coope Kutschinski P Gibson N DeVries D .lansons B Wech ROW 3 B Jl ll L U lman C Zandstra B .Jones A Postm J Hond rp L r o es ot nneve t .fr N lliar acnter T Cook K Stoll N Ayles oith C Jo es C o ock r Alp r R Kinsma .3 Mc i Yo e K Priest , ' ' ' ' 'w l . 4 ' : 4 , . i , , ' , ' . , Let fi itz 1 .Slagl , M, s , L. sealer, M. Ph'llips, s Th ii, J, '1 Q , L. , . , . , 4 th, D , 4 ' , . , 1 . ' , . , , r, K, Kempski, Di Williams, M, Nielson, B, Page, J, Hill, S. Oom 5' ' f - ' i . ' , . , . 1 W ' , , , . , . w , . n , . St ll C Nu , . l , , , . , . a, O , . T a Q A. Br nweie , ROW 4: D. he , , ' n, . Ba'n T. Pr c ' F? So f ld, B Rupp, L Ellis, B. Bro . -i, R ' i ' ns T t b , . . DRAMA HSTEALS THE SHOW People interested in dramatics and dramatic art can find pleasure and satisfaction as mem- bers of Mimes Club. Throughout the year, members directly experienced acting in its many phases and aspects. At the first meeting, new members were initiated into the club. . . and the art of make- up was discussed and practiced. The group, as a whole, was in charge of make-up for all school productions, including senior play and junior revue. The group also built new flats for Ottawa's stage. Working with the choir and band, the Mimes Club helped to stage a Christmas as- sembly. Here, they acted out scenes from the imrnortal poem, Twas the Night Before Christ- mas, Concluding the year, the group effectively presented the annual Memorial Day Assembly. Mimes members staged a tea as one of their many activities through the year Left to right ROW l P Bockrran Treasurer J Dengate Pres dent Mss Van Hall Sponsor K Smith Secretary A Wood e President ROW 2 S Kiley M car G Hey M Jone M B erce W 3 B r el Dunn M Da a e Nie son M Jonson W A B erwa r set P N re Schoon B Thompson S Jones edriclcson D Pl wi e V s B Emer nkey B H ss J Kreps S Buttermore B Cammer Workman Lemmen J Woodwortr K Kernpski R ' - : . i , - g . , 7 5 i , g , ' , g . , Vic - ' , z . ' , S , . l, . s, . ' , N Fr ' , , ics, S. S '55, S, Co , J. i , . . y. RO : . Fa r l, J. , . b k y, M. ' l , . , P. Ro: , . e , . , , , . . RO : . Heyl, W. V - y, M. B a h, S. ape, . Sy n, B , B. . ', . OFFlCERS AND COMMITTEES V ght sr banks Treasurer Mrs Lerffers Sponsor J VanRy Sec retary Mrs Sullivan Sponsor Sand: Swnss Presldent SAGE BY PAGE THEY L UGH S LEARN Besng at our llbrary one undoubtedly sees members of the library club busxly working at varlous robs Besldes checktng out books arranging shelves and helping students these members do many behind the scene duties such as repaurnng and arrangnng books for ctrculatuon Although the Library Club members mann purpose us service to the school many outside actuvutues were enloyed by all Innttatnon of new members were held at a Halloween party whuch was followed a few months later by a party held at Chrlstmas Crestons Llbrary Club also Invited the oroup to Creston for theur fourth annual party together Interested members attended the SLAM Confer ference fStudent Llbrarlans Assistants of Muchnganl These students gained more knowledge on the sublect of Lrbrary Science after attendung numerous lecture, and workshops Winding up an active year the group assembled fo a pxcnuc ID June us bndlng tees o a successful year tor Wl BMuler er I y t na vt FI wtss ernoby OW 2 arde Wu e r r r e a e ancoc n ate Jon s Lago J VanHavtum D Kulrmee I Hancock J VanRy ' ' 9 1 O O O O r - 1hl,,i-H-f - Left o ri : R, Fa'- L. Lago, Vice-Presidentg S. Jones, Sales Chairman, I Left ighy Y RO g I , P, Snyd , E. Morfn, M. Hone , K, D'shon, E. Reynolds, J. Tor g, D. Jar ', B, a'rbanks, S. s mach .R sA,w I,B, 'r,D.Schode,SClak,D.DGd,J.H k,J.DeQfS srl' PRAISE IS SUNG TO THEIR GLIB TO GUES Le to rght J l M nes the J Gretzrnger Mtke Urnohr y ROW2 B Engelsrnan J Dengate T McNell 2 .ng as tors pass the fart 0 NB 5 Resolved The Fedea Govern 'nent should whstarntta y crease tts regulatnon ot labor un on Th s Nas the proposttlon debated by students all over our count y ou own Ottawanlan tearn lncluded The presentatuon ot thus trrnely sub lect rnvolved many long hours of research by the 'nefnbers but then efforts were Nell rewarded by tnelr ftne record of the year The Debate Club an organrza In fvvthln e tern :tel a proved to be very .fvorthy thrs yea Ther rnatn actwtty was runnlng the checlcroorn at all evennng school ac tsvttues Money raised by thus prog ect was rnvested nn surnrner scho larshups for students lncreasnng theur debattng skill Let o rlght eore Ong on 5 a b Mare Ryboclc M D ulre Umphrey J Wh tehous tn P R .IU IOR HIGH GIRLS BO L THEM OVER Anyone who happened To saunTer 'nTo The EasT RecreaTTon Building on Thursdays aTTer school Ths ar would probably have vuewed members oT The .lun or Hugh Gurls Bowlung Club arung no Tume un u score The gurls rneT every week To help umprove Theur game and aT The conclusuon of The year many of Them found ThaT They had made a greaT deal of progress Sunce The club us noT a money mak ung organuzaTuon The members decuded Theur maun prolecT would be To help one anoTher un Theur common unTeresT bowlung When Sprung weaTher arruved Towards The end of The year The group TermunaTed Theur season wuTh a pucnuc and looked forward To a summer ThaT really scored LefT To rughT ROW l P OBryon Pres dent Muss Shaw Sponsor C Tamblun retary Treasurer ROW 2 S HarT G Fuluon B own Nas P br ch! ROW 3 B Curnek S DeVrues J Brockrnuur M Gulder ROW 4 M ursma K Hall S Yoder S Swuss S Baylan ROW 'Z N CheverTon DeVrues B Hazenberg D Hondorp OTTAWASFOLI DEXPRESSIO ABOU DS unTeres un pu uc speakung and a buT of Talenf are The only requurements for enTer ung Torensucs compeTuTuon InTeresTs of The speaker may vary buT one can usually fund an area of en uoymenT un one of The Tuve possuble Tuelds whuch unclude declamaTuon oraTuon exTemporaneous humor ous and unTerpreTuve The TursT maTch of speakung skull us held as a schoolwude conTesT from whuch Two wunners are se lecTed ln Turn These sTudenTs be come eluguble To compeTe un The cuTy meeT where people from many schools parTucupaTe as They vue Tor a posuTuon whuch wull Take Them To The reguonals FIRST ROW M J on .J r o s C n rs Pr o r SECOND RC r J Den A Wood E rv-er son J G evz nger Cre e To T , T ye , N I . . , . I sp ' ' ' sTrTking p a ' Y 1 - l , l 1 4 , : '- ' u Sec - . 1 . , . , S, r , M. h, , Gar- 6 . : , ' , . ' , . A , . ' . : . Du , . , . , . ' , . . az . , A. 9 1 A loT of ' T ' bl' V' ,J in K I . - Q . 4 ' I I - YI . . -L 'bf' ' , ' 'xx 'I . r ones, sp sorg U, Whwhouse, N Flge P, Bro k J. u e, l M . Truce, sp r-so fy- 'J Drake ,gate ' . L ' u - , . r ' D uv f n Bowlnng us raptdly becomnng one of ' ' Ameruca s most popular sports Not to be left behtnd nn The march of progress Ottawa has done much to populartze thss sport Meetung every Wednesday at four oclock at East Recreatlon Bunldlng e members of The Sensor Boys Bowl an Club work To Improve Thetr scores constant practrce AT the end of e year a Trophy IS awarded To The nnduvldual hugh game Left To rnght ROW 1 Mr F Thurston Sponsor M Talsma Treasurer D Schurtz Presadent ROW 2 J Graves P Schellmg J WeTzel F Herr C Dawson W 3 J Lpchak N Konkle L Le r J Rybock ROW 4 R Wulson B Updegraff B Veneklasen B Potter Coordtnatronplus knocks em down every Tame IT S ALL I THE GAME Left To rrght ROW 1 R Vnestenz Vnce Presudent D Workman Prestdent D Mr Farland Sponsor ROW 2 D Nelson D Wlerenga Hopper R Fox S Butler G Engstrom B Van Geest R Bera J Rybock B Land ROW 3 D Lundblom B Aley L Robunson J Kelsey K Kooyers J Selvuus J Baragar D Muller M Dakun th ' ' - . Q . . by ' . Th ' ROl:.a.,.-l,..h,. . :.4,D. De Luca, D. Wolf, R. Angstman, B. JohnsTon. ROW 5: B. Anderson, K. Weiland, QQ 9 99 S NO LOST RT et to ru ht W wort r wr nn n an Cr we Mun rn Reyno s Duron 9 . a Leavenworvh M Van Sweden Muss Prum Sponsor ROW 2 N Harnngfon V DeLeeuw E D vus .l eVr1es M Jones B B3 M Lanfnnua A DeVelder K Zn gler S Meyer D H nfer ROW 3 L Zaunea B Dp asf B Forbes W Tuffs U Rae sch V Sullivan S Hadley G Cole C Seaman ROW ALJ earm rv L ars Ln and Lago B Dusv Have you ever had the feelung that you wanted more Yhan anything To draw sornefhlng'9 or are you forever cloodlung on paper? For people who wish to further These deslres the Ar? Club IS ready and wamng Because of the large membershnp the group found rf ne essary to hold therr meefrngs durung class llffle The mann purpose of fhe Club rs To gaxn a befter under standing of art ulself Thus gavlng fhe members a chance to Improve fhenr fechnnques Among Theur prolecrs the group contrnbufed greav deal of arf work to the Red Cross to be sent overseas Vhey also 'ook varlous 1 ps To Yhe Art Gal Iery for specrflc programs or snrnply to vnew the works of found they had nmproved rnduvndual skulls and achreved Thexr second goal a be-Her undersfandwng of arf nself SX heads are often bevver han one n ludg ng the merfg a p cture G Gnffm P E ell D ,De uca L, x 'Sam Ox ' Q Q1 I xx ' -v 1, cu 15 5 I ffx ' A ai' Us u. .11 ., ar' s 5 cvy w f reflecfs an rmpresslonrshc Damler THl O y N,-. l l Lf ' RO l: D. Ells h, K. Kirlce , J. S 'f' lc, J. S' alleg 'r J. o l y, P. A gel lc, E. ld , C. ,JL , 'Q,. ,.'e ,, ,.u. :.1' ,. ,D.PTn,. . ,. ,, . Per .'jY, ,L, L. Sp e , D, eon , D. a gl , L. , . v'n. 5, 1 ,L L . ' K, X., , , . , ,lf fr '-- X I 7 0 llyffp Cf? . L f fl 'ly ' ff Ill. f ' a A l , 7 ' ri - many accomplished ar1isfs,lA1 fhe end of the year the group 4 ' ' gig, . . ' , . ' ' K- L t. A -2-Q 2. S P- I-2.1: ffl: Q 'y .. : X'v K ': , r V l ,, ' l 35? ir' ' ' ' x x' an ' O ' Tj 181 INWQ P. ln ', wx ' ,' - ,, - , , :Kg 5. ,J .x I ' f ' , x . ' ' lil? v s I - lf-'Q Ill ' f n .f I u H' ' 1 y hz. N . ,, L - C' - y Q . 4 , sfx N r ' 'rf-Al - Q l ' r r r of YS, vhl .s exa l ho ' I eel,' ' ' RT'S DESIRED BY JU IOR PALATES Any iunior high-er with a liking for art is sary to hold the meetings during class time. welcome to lOlV1 the Junior High Art Club. The At the end of the year, students felt this time main purpose of the club is to arouse a new to be well spent. Much vvas accomplished in giv- teeling for the mediums ot painting, pottery, ing members a deeper insight into the wonderful weaving, and other phases of art in junior-sized field ot art, thus preparing 'hem tor the vivid Rembrants otOt1awa, picture of the future they rnay paint. Because of the large membership, it is neces- jg Q v' Want To try? lts fun' Improvement is certain under careful and experienced super vision Let to right W l P ke W ri er oft ue rs i ne ri ins Var J Jones Orr r urton or in ra am ss ru tt e ee rr Thomas Haesett vvelt W 3 u z Rybo aefer P G af C ers Overe ner L n S Beah S Ber Fox J Hooper S Carp nfer B Nico a J Ge ers eaman oc 4 B e A Putnam S Boy an ohnson S ne einer Vis er C Haw e iemens hne er B A R Lemmo s C Molenkamp G Perrott Movitz M Beyne J Raubingber ROW 5 R Baer M Davids S Hill P Goo h D Lurtsema D Rodger B Groenhout M Dunn o e raft ar B Lytle V Stroben S Rodgers M Darra Jay B Hi . 5 f Q, .Q 2 N fi' .- ,, ., . . Y ' L tl W . I 'A .J f ' ' L--5 W .f 'f v'Z' 1 . J D- ' 1 - f ' - RO : . Lub , L, Terpstia, J. Th aifes, B, Va d h , S. L h , K. L'g ll, B. G'ff' , M. y, . , D. , K. Ca ter, M. B , E. M f' , S. G h , Mi P 3 . ROW 2: L. Steli Y , N. Ba , D. , M, , J. Simonds, J. Kemp, M. Sylvester, K. Hall, D. Wolf, N. Ponchau d, B, Lehr, V. Shalhoup, D. Green, S. Kiviatkouski, B, Stangland, L, All . RO : M. Todd, L. Sch l, J. ek, E. Sch , . ' ,S. hart ,P. J , B, B d, . , . ger, D. , . , . e , . ' I, . ld , J. Hill, B. s , M. K li. Row 1 J. un i, . , . l , K. J , . La , B. St A , E. 's , , l y, K. R' : 'd , , ley, . . n , . , . , S. s. c ll, J. Deo J, T. H ras, T. Aond, lcd I , .V n , , A V, . il, J. , . lcksl. I V J A V THLETIC GIRLS HOLD THEIR OW Partucupatung un the untra mural sports program the GAA has four mauor sports seasons Basketball Volley ball Softball and Badmunton One cuty league tournament us held each year Thus year Ottawa played hot to the Volleyball Tournament Left to rught ROW l P VanderMolen Secretary K Ruhl Presudent ROW 2 J Hazenberg J Kazma G Rypstra K Konkle M Gamble N Fredruckson G Sprung J Brooks K Smuth ROW 3 M Bolt A Patterson L Fogleson G Brunson B un nungham J Bowers P McGovern K Kempsku D Cox ROW 4 M Pylman oper B Zeek M Werenga M Berg S P pe J nker B P uk Hess Schulken C Reeves After one years partucupatuon un GAA the ganuzatuon These gurls are unutuated unformally at a meetung and then formally at a tea At the Chrustmas Party the gurls donated toys to the Santa Claus Gurls Later un the year a progressuve dunner a tea for the mothers and a pucnuc was he d Sly smules appear as LEWA members duscuss tnutuatuoru plans Left to rught ROW l Mss E Ellm er Sponsor G Brurt son VucePresudent M Pylman Secretary J Kazma Presu dent M Dabakey Scr be P VanderMolen Treasurer ROW 2 M Paulder G Rypstra M Gamble M Johnson K Konkle ROW 3 C Hoffman M Bolt A Patterson ROW 4 D Cox huken er W 5 Haz ru erg R Srnuth S Pape N Fredruckson B Cunnungham L Fogleson M Wuereruga s . ,,. .I4:.'-,.l.,.l4,- l,A-C- ' V , I , , , ', . . : , , C. Co ,. ,.i ,, ,.a,.Da ,,atr'c,C. ,D. girls are admitted to L.E.W.A., the social or- gl I D , , , I ' - 1 i . 'g , 5 . I - u l f - , - D. Sc -, J, Danlr .-RO I :Q J. e lb , KK u-hl, K AND THEY REAP RICH REW RDS Here at Ottawa, 'here are many stooerts .who are gratetol Y e uP' r l nr -e . Th's group sports r and rnalntalns the Lost 8. Found Departmerl nhlch, 'hrough organization, r- ' - l , I.,- ran -n tr booms lo blllfolds. oweyel, 1 - ' u 5,2377 ar Mnctlon T th so:'e . :roose ' to acknowledg scholars :fro haye ac leved an outstanding scholasllc reco,d ' th s-yenh and eighth grades, plus DOSSSSSTVQ leadership charal:teristl-s, us if 'yes to , rllze th, ,, leaders and scho ars of the Senor Hgh, Let to rlght W l N Marshal Preslden Brackrley S G e ROW 2 S OFleld P Rush Secretary J SCLWWSI K Harrlson ROW 3 B Pape G VanKeulen Vlce Presldent D orndll Treasurer ROW 4 L hon D No theres no name ln thls book elther exclalm members B Monaghan of the JUHIOV Hlgh Honor Soclety as they try to ldentfy lost and found artlcles NSIGHT GAINED THROUGH EXPLORATIO Apple pollshers here at Ottawa? Certalrlly' Mary Free Bed and the Bralle Room at Ottawa They were To recognlze Mlchlgan Educatlon Week the members of the also able to help teachers ln the elementary and hlgh school Future Teachers Club a group wlth the purpose of promotlng levels teachlng brought and pollshed apples for all faculty members Thus a beneflclal year has passed a year closer to the I order to ylew the dlfferent phases of teachlng the stu day that many of these students wll' become teachers ln ou dents VlSIl6d the Oral Deaf School Eastern Orthopedc School schools r to lght OW l s l ponsor Var e resl n J Wlnterle Vlce Presldent Se ers Secretar Bro son asurer Mlss B Reeves Sponsor ROW 2 J Hazerlberg S S K S lh S r M Nlelson N Fredrlckson J Van age B e er ' M D P VIC M Brase S Pape Syren S Srnlth V Brown M Pylman D Schllkerl B Cunnlngham J Woodworth o th J o Natonal Ho o Soc ty l os etreves frany lost ar les g g oo' ' H 'nssbtae oy o e lty its real pu lS e h ' ' r ln ' e e t Th str. recog e tumre ' l 9 v I A , , .f 1 . 1 K T l 5 . t s I Q l ' - RO 1 s. Hill, . l, Q l, ills , . ab. : . , . , 5 ,, , 4 . . ,, A , lt ,l.,Th 14, 'f.T , frank, n . . . I ' ' ' , Y Let r' , R 5 Mr. D. Hll, S p S. ,Dyk , P 'de 'g , l , ' - g S. E b , yy G. n , Tre 5 ' . , , : . , . wfss, , m't , M. ea, . ' , , ' , . Ry, Bt P , . Bash, C. Beyne, P. Ryan, S, Ellis, L. S il . ROW 3: B We-ch, Pt oran, J. anker, M. at' lc, , th, , , N. JU IOR GIRLS TROT I OFFICERS D Schnlken Presndent G Lipscomb V1cePressden1 Muss Tappen Sponsor C Hoffman Secretary M Nenlson Treasurer Left fo rnght R W I S Duke M PhnIInps S Garbrecht S Byle M Gamble M uder N VanLoo L S :I r ROW 2 Teeter J VanDusen S Kramer G Sprung B Hansman S Kuley P VanderMoIen B Emery ROW 3 J Bolnch M Strom G strong D DeBree J Swafnnk M Johnson C Stebbuns M Clmndblom ROW 5 I Pearson S Boyles L Thomas J V B Hess P Elderkun P Romkey M Dabakey B FarreII N Harrnngfon J Dykema ll M9mbef5 Of The SOX TVOJ CO'-'II me SEATED Ron 'COOP Sox Tro Kng and Queen Ron Hacker! and Nancy VanIoo v-alk he man Sukey Byle Barb Scheuneman Jrm Dotmers SEC heaven pam ,Omar wronahor, OND ROW Sue Garbrecht Curr Bosker Sue Boyles Dave Breen i QQ 9? T.- 5 . a x ' f I I I '--Olz. ,. ,I. ,. ,.l ,l.PaI,I, ,I.Ae'e., :P. Mates, S. Ellis, P. Brooks, J. MacFaII, M. Sear, B, VenSIuyIers, J.-Dunn. ROW 4: M. Bacon., P. Squires, C. VanIDusen, P. Arm- , . , , , . , . ' , . ' . : , , . , , , . is, . , If 's ff N, X I ' 1 i I X I C xl V I I 4 , W A' -I f 1 ' v I , , . '1 SOCKS Banding together for the first time as an organized club, the iunior girls began work- ing on the annual proiect of the Junior Girls' League, the Sox Trot. The effectiveness of the girls' efforts and their co-operation with one another was fully proven by the success of the Sox Trot, held on December 6. Besides this big proiect, the girls also par- ticipated in many other activities. They sold class pins to the entire high school. At the end of the year, they had a tea for their mothers and a style show with the girls themselves modeling clothes from local stores. However, in spite of their many proiects, the girls still felt that their main purpose was to back their class and all its functions. They managed to have a truly active and rewarding year The Court looks on, ing ceremonies. as last year's ' 'uf l King and Queen perforrn crown SMd ham S Poelrnan J Sm h to ri t Wl inin S euneman o Keenat S Hondorp K VanderVeen A Noo B Forb Jones ROW 2 D avidson L Wedgwood M Mead P K e'er K K pski J w ld S W cort B ud S mith OW 4 N oore C uc i w i er Moran Larson M Sagend r Cooper M L Jochems M Pylman C Petersen B Workman R S hoon B Thompson ROW 5 N Lane C Burg r tri S Devries P Graves J Hondorp J Zoet L Tol S VanDyke B Lemmen M Hoffman J Woodworth 'D Cox Left 'gh -- RO z R, Da' ' g, B. ch , C. St ll, C i, , . , l d es, , ea , M. . : . D ' , . , . , , e . , . em ', , Hoi 5 , , FQJ5, N gl I Wech, C. Oom. ROW 3: S, Siebers, B. VanFarowe, C. Reeves, A. Kelsey, L Ryan, B. Cammer, J. Laycock, J. Winterle, B. Cunning- , , Go l , . S A . R 1 . M , . Pier k', C. Sch e tz , P. , C. , . , o f, C, , , V . v . A , - i - C , . . 1 , . e , M. Pa 'ck, . it , . ' , . , . , . , . , . , , , , , , r x . V Q We may not make much money, but we sure have fun. By Thinking, working, and creating To- gether, the Senior Girls' League accom- plished many worthwhile proiects . . . and had a good Time while doing iT. Under The direction of Miss Tracy, The Senior Girls began the year by selling balloons at the home football games. For Christmas, The girls Took gifts and favors To The patients aT Mary Free Bed Hospital. Traditionally, the main project of The year is the Sweetheart Swirl, held in the heart of The month of February. This gala event is climaxed by The crowning of a Queen of Hearts. The year ended with an annual Senior Girls' house party held on Lake Michigan shores. SENIOR GIRL SWIRL QA 5-...- Seniors pause in casting the spell which created a magical Transforma- tion ofthe school gym. ROW ROW I left to right L Carver Pres dent J Balizs Vice President Miss Tracy Sponsor A Wardle Secretary S Kutchinski Treasurer I S Sws D Pl cs J Hazenburg M Darb M Glaser C J- S VanWingen L Leavenworth J Van Sweden M Garrison ll: . is, . l il, . V , l y, V. , .Po tell, . I A , l. F l , . I V , I. A ROW Ill: K. Smith, D. Johnson, J. Huizenga, D Kuhnee, P, Ryan B Page, C. Boyne, B. Bash, C. Slagle, S. Geistert, M. Morey lV: . , . , . , . , , , E Te el., C. Tki so , N 'k , K To ' V: P, Jarvis, L, Kean, S. Heyboer, R. Wells, J. C Il'n5, K, Sy il Vi K V F, , , n, , ' , , ' rce ROW ROW S Peteham S Stover L Fogleson D Nelson G Rypstra rr ' A n n Fredric son Schantz S Bur r- oi O ernp Van Loo K Anderso B Fairbanks M Bie THROUGH '6O's ROW I left to raght Judy Kazma Nancy Devrues Marcla Fellows Danna Jansons Mary Bolt Pat Rlbbons Marge Mattashed Gaul Brunson ROW Il Ellen Todd Sue Smnth Glorna Meekhof Betty Reeves Lmda Ulman Judy Hofferth Vnckt Clnartler ROW lll Cookne Jones Nan Telgenlnoff Donna Elderkun Carol Zandstra Pam Montgomery Judy Hull Allan Patterson Wendue Verway ROW IV Pat Brnght Kay Ruhl Candy Mull Gretchen Grnffnn Kathy Orr Lyn Gooch Nancy Ayleswortln Barb Holm Slmrley Lehnen ROW V Judy Coster Karen Robanson Mary Braseth Sue Pape Nancy Siren Ruth Shelby Avelyn Postema Glnny DeYoung Judy Jagnow A candsd court ptcture s dnsplayed at the colorful Sweetheart 5W l del booth Sweetheart Swlrl court ns left to rtght FIRST ROW Lrnda Law Barb Scheuneman SECOND ROW Mary Kemp Carol Beyne .lan Collnns 1 : I I I V 1 1 I ' Z I I I r I I ' I I I I I V 1 I ' : I I I I I I I I ' : I I 1 I - 1 1 1 1 - I 1 bi, A f I ffr'4i' '4 A 7 V ' ' 'J ., ri, ' i 1 , ' J - S 5 V, 4, . , . , , , l . - : A I . : , , . BRAVES FIGHT FOR W N FOR OTTAWA New Inmates Left to rnght ROWT J Lapchak T Thurston B Potter T Worfel T Schewe L Crossman M Carey D Wells K Prtest B Smuth ROW 2 J Monaghan J Blumlung M Umphrey C Frost L Ellts M Volkhardt G Mendels M OBryon T Tuggle ROW 3 D Fenskt J ldema C Buys B Potter J Corey D Schellrng P Bush R Jones T Parks D Boelkms Q! 99 i . M., , .tc , - M 1 ' - : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . - , . , , , . . . , , , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 7 - 1 - 1 - 1 - , . 1 - 1 - 1 A 1 - 1 - ' 1 11 - - 1 11 . . . , , . . . 7 - I 1 1 1 Champions champions thats our cry And champions they are not only In sportsmen shnp but also rn service to The school Varsuty club members by setting an example for spectators to follow have helped to boost Ottawa spnrut to dnzzy henghts Prestdent Mtclney Stanley calls the meetnng to order Thus past year saw the Installation ot the trophy case an the second floor corrudor a vnsual trnbute to the group whuch has clone so much to create and mauntaun hugh standards of sportsmanshup among themselves and Ottawa students as a whole Ralelgh Smnth and hrs father are detanned a moment on thelr way to the All Sports banquet Varsity Club, Left to right-ROW l: F. Graves, Treasurer, M. Stanley, Presi- dent, R. Schneider, Vice-President, R. Schott, Secretary. CLOCKWISE, beginning at right side, are: D. Williams, FZ. Smith, T, Texer, O. Schneider, D. Wessell, M. Stephens, D. Schurtz, K. Wieland, D. Laug, M. Flinthoff, T. Schelling, Ed Tornga, B. Lurtsema, J. Richter, D. Nichols, C. Stockrnar, C. VerMerris, T. McNeil, G. Smit, G. Tamblin, D. Hull, R. Helms. Meelmgs We bU5Y Yeflnformal Varsity Club members display new trophy case their pride and ioy l i iff 4 ' ,,.f I v' Pi X 1 X 4! 'P SV Q f Q M J K ' N an X Eg-Q i-fy was 1145 J ff 97 X EEE 117 f g 1, ,vw I 1 ' 1 5' Mfmy K' 3' f4fff ai? ww Z 7 N 61094, A Jv c' fx-X Aon' 'K 'J 3 2 fff wa X sl, f fy! 1 ,4 ff fi ff idfvf! Z ff Al Hifi ff fury W fl M ' ., ' 'E ff, f. . riff? ff. ' ' ', 1- 0' , R g ,fx Q , v 5. 'lain ' 'H' aw' Ti - . f - : 5 ya' ' - x P :I -751 ,X ,WV -453 .? , , , ff X ff - - t ' - 'f ff 2+ ,, lf 9 x - 1 f 1 , f A NP , f ff , Q V ,!,,, l . 5' 4 4-11, , . I 1, Q - A. . , f '- A Q' . f WW K . X. 5 t 7,13 A P f - Q.. -,x . -3. -f 5, If A -..qg. A 1 '1- 4 :'. . If , W'f4 fix? 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With three returning veterans, coach Rip Col- lins' Ottawa turfmen finished the season tied for second place in city competition. The teams over- all record registered four victories and the same number of defeats. A season which was marred by bad weather included victories over East, Cres- ton, South, and Central. The defeats came at the hands of Muskegon Catholic Central, Union, Catholic Central, and Grand Haven. The most priminent feature in the Indians' attack this year was their never give up spirit. This year's spirit and desire was best illustrated in the Creston game when the team was on the short end of a T4-7 score at the beginning of the final period. They came on to win the game rolling up T20 yards in that final period despite a number of penalties. Four Ottawa gridders received honors on the Press all-city team. Making the first team was triple-threat halfback Ral Smith. Two Indian line- men and one back were cited on the honorable mention team. These were Orville Schnieder, center, Bob Lurtsma, tackle, and Ted Texer, quar- terback. Ral Smith proves that extra effort pays off as he lurches for six points. 4 ll 'iii 1 1 , t l , I T lan: nn. .- lu Ji, '53 an Ottawa plunges up the rmddle as Lurtsema In far left plays patty cake Srmth gaming momentum circles left end for a sizeable gain In the mud and snow Ottawa stops Grand Haven ball carrter ii' 321:-w 'V-x qv A?-.5 ,Q- HI' -tn' ,, ,QQ- ,.. '91 D I -...., 2 K S.. L . ..-:lx K y. X - I' L -y A I-- ,. . Ve .. . Nl l ' Q-5' , : 5 1' ! IYQ' 5 ' li. - 3 f Q. ,, ,F :g v g . .K vi. S ' 1 IIET., q .' .. -4+ 'X 1 '.4, ,, '. N- - 9 . P- ' N - 4 F Q R W 4 . ' rt Y , , 1 ' . . . V , A Y- 5 Q, .. H ' p A Y. N, f of - , 0 '. x K. The Ottawa spltt T offense IS on the move aga nst Cathol c Central Ottawa Ottawa T959 FOOTBALL RESULTS ast Unuon Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Creston South Latholtc Central Grand Haven South bows down to Stanley as he bursts through tackle E.,...'-'wi 'flQ. Halfback D ck Wells sl des around left end for four yards T959 FOOTBALL STANDINGS Catholic Ottawa Unnon Central Creston South Ottawa 6 Muskegon CC 20 T i 3 3 6 I3 NA M +P- , I 12 E 7 T9 T4 20 6 T3 A ' 33 27 6 O 13 ' 5 O 3 2 ' 3 2 2 3 l 4 'I 4 :zz . 34 IJ? V .im ,QA jf. 1 41' 1-645, V , ' D :. , L' Lmf! na 'Q hr f az. ' I - x ' V . N 5 I 52'0 xx N sb IHS 6 4 4 U J 'af fs U W. I 2' 'Sr . '- if 1 ,gp Y? -Q- Y 6 1 1 1 . V HARRIERS HLISTLE FIRST ROW D Druce R Helms P Bush J Blymllng G Smut L Woods SECOND ROW J Dykhouse G Haagsma W Beute D Schultz D Fenske THIRD ROW C Brouwer coach D Laug B Potter D Conrad R Flea G Harrlngton J Wilson manager Thrs year s cross country team dnd exceptlonally well ln the dual meets Ottawa flnushed 3rd Showung consrstency Mr Brouwers team came an 3rd tn the crty meet In the regnonals the team was 4th out of fourteen class A teams Bob Potter helped make thus good season pos snble A sopnomore he tunushed lst tor Ottawa an every meet Others helpung were three returnlng letter men Ga y Smut Denny Laug and Roger Helms But the bnggest and ot all was the return of Mr Brouwer to the coachtng scene Under hrs dnrectnon the cross country team moved toward the top A le er for a few but a handshake and applause for all at awards assembly :. ,. ,. ,. ,.,. . :. ,. ,. ,. ,. . :. , ,. ,. ,. ,.,. ,. , . . , . . . , . . . , ,. . , .. - 1 mr .., . .. L f ANKERS CLIMB ROW 1 left to rnght J Webster T Tatman R Boluch L Buschoff P Trumpfeller J Lapchak J Ekkens ROW 2 R Spoelstra M Stevens P MacKay G Tamblun M Flmtoff T Worfel L MacNaughton J Rybok ROW 3 R Koopman B Assaley R Blake D Burst H Smnley M Kugel B Krause B Clay C Banta The hard work and hugh spnrrts of this years Varslty swnmmnng team showed In their record of one wm fsve losses and one tue Thus year the Tankers showed marked Improvement over the ast three years rn whlch they flnrshed far down 1959 60 SWIMMING They Central Creston Christian South Unnon Godwln an the standings Coached by Mr Collms the team s following nn creased In size and splrnt keepmg pace wnth thelr wnnnlngs Recelvnng congratulations from coach Robert Collms IS captain Tom Worfel after their wm over Central p . . . . We ' 50 44 32 63 ' ' 29 66 48 48 ' 35 61 ' 29 66 THAT S THE WAY A 'X J ! ,T I ,hx rw ,nj T 1 4 in T Q ij s Q xg T I ,-J' THE BALL BOLINCESI if fi if I 4., rd 1,- X J ,f k rj NX in F 'Q F' ' V 1 , 3 i 4 ma , ' 5 fy MSTAN Y G X , xjf ' Q L BOOT S BOYS 3' YB ROW T R Schott C Buys R Schneuder M Standley T Texer ROW E Tornga R Streeter T Pa Nlchols R Jones ROW 3 J Brown Mgr T Nnxon J Dutmers B Soper Coach A Taveggua At the beginning of the season Ottawa was pncked wuth South and Creston to battle It ut for the chanftpnonshup The varsity cagers had a dlsrnal start and dldnt dent the wnnnlng colurnn untvl the fourth game wlth a vlctory over Catholuc Central Coach Taveggna s lndlans then went on to wan four straight games Afterwards tt was an uphtll battle all the way as the cagers couldnt fund the wlnnung formula and ended n a tue for fourth place wlth a sux won and sux lost record lndnan players who recenved all clty honors were guard Mxckey Standley and forward Bob Schne der An all clty flrst tearn berth went to hugh scorung Nlnckey Standley whsle rangy Bob Schneuder was plcked on honorable mentuon '53 tk COACH ALLEN TAVEGGIA A Y J 1 QQ 6 'Y Ho an con QQ Y ,Y . I ., L! 5 L 1 Q ' g I , :N 1, K ff N W O . - 7: V 'T 5. , ,. M 23.1, ' C Q1 'Y 45. . - V. - Q I ' X V4 . ' F T X : . , . , . ' , . , . . 2: . , . , . rks, D. ' , , . 1 -Lx . . , gg ' V - ,, ,, V fi . , , P O T . . . T ' . ' 1 . , . i . ' l . ' ' YI . . 1 13 at 'T' ,t - T J D 3t . r Y ,- -s I S I' 1.4 -- .4 NQJ G ,, .X . K ,J Tn lu tp be o cC C 'e:':' r' 'rv C af.a- ll G fllct, Schneider and Buys are rockin' it while Schott waits to cut in. Jones and Stanley take to the air for this Indian rebound CAGERS DISPLAY FORM Stanley demonstrates his deadly lump shot against Holland London Bfldges Seems to be 'he Qame as 375nleY and Schott sandwich this Couger 'Aff lffff' . . . H ' 'f I lr ' ll - ' - . xy ' 'Ui -lk' ' . , ' ,ll I V I l3l .W Io 0 'Q is--bf a v fa N .122 of K is M J, ff Mywfr I J 1 vi' G E fine It QA 0 i P lx' Rx 'J' f? qf 'Q G. -if 9 N ,f rf 3 , , gf 955 za-:laik Q x V 'S is- .xi vw i Xx- af . 'X Wwx MNQ, kia If IS 8, Ni 4.55 F f E uf' .3 ii 43 A x ll 1' 5' EARLY BIRD CATCHES THE WCDRMH ROW1 left to rught D Samruck J Idema K Wenland E Tornga ROW 2 D Dart J Mayne P Hargrove R Blake B Mans J Bolt ROW 3 D Truax T Bott G Cleaveland coach R Grrffm Bolstered by fave returnnng lettermen Ottawas tennus team coached by George Cleveland rs looking forward to another wlnnlng season Tylng for the champuonshlp last year wnth Chrnstlan Ottawa cllnched the reguonal tutle early In the meet with the number two and three doubles teams carrylng the load The fave returmng lettermen are Jum ldema Ken Prnest Ron Schott Ed Tornga and Ken Werland Thus years team IS not loaded with lndlvldual stars and the teams success wnll be bullt around depth and desire 1958 59 TENNIS We They Catholuc Central Chrnstlan South Union Creston Coach Clevland m hns two years of coach-ng has never fmushed lower than flrst One of the factors of the teams wrllnngness ns to sacrlfnce - -.'. ...,.'..l '. '. ' 4 2 If '4:- :ll ': I -l s I, , H 3 3 Q. ,I b. n 5 I -A' I 6 O GOLFERS GAIN CHAMPIQNSHIP Wrnnnng the cuty htle and the regional tvtle as lunnors the three returnnng lettermen D Nrchols T Schelllng and D Wessell are out to annex these titles for two years ID a row Mr Taveggra also has some underclassmen to help the team attarn thexr goals Coach Allen Taveggua leedung has teams to two consecutrve crfy league champsonslmps looks hopefully toward a thrrd suc cessful season Central Creston Chrrstlan Unlon South GOLF 1959 We They ROWI D Zagaroln R Moleskr M Talsma ROW 2 Coach A Taveggra M Metcalf D Nichols T Schellnng D Wessell .' ' ' . ' . 5 0 ' ' . Catholic 5 O l 4 1 ' ' ' 5 O ' 4 l 5 O CITY BETS O OTTAWA VARSITY TRACK FIRST ROW left to rught C Banta B Beute J Blemmg D Breen P Bush C Buys M Carey B Carpenter R Cole J Corey R Corturner L Crossman SECOND ROW C Dawson D De Moss D Druce J Dutmers R Jenske C Frost D Glbbs A Graube M Graube R Helms F Herr J Denner THIRD ROW D Hubbard R Jones R Koopman D Laug C Lewls K Lugnell G Lutten R Luce E Mason L McNaughton G Mendels B Moore FOURTH ROW D Harrus Mgr T Nlxon M OBryon D Oostdyke T Parks B Potter T Myers J Rybock T Schewe D Schultz G Smut R Snead L Spearman FIFTH ROW J Taylor Mgr M Spencer P Stocker C Stockmar T Thurston C VerMerrns B Wachter J Webster D Wells D Wulluams L Wood R Smuth Mgr J Black Mgr Thus sprung Coach Brouwer greeted I5 returnlng lettermen for the l96O track season These letter men are spread out through all the events Wnth the greater number of returning lettermen plus Sopho mores up from the 'unlor hugh team the clads have great depth The 440 and 880 should provlde many points for the team throughout the year The team s bug test wlll be In thelr first meet of the year agalnst Catholic Central TRACK They Creston I 45V2 South Central Umon Christian 552f3 53V3 Catholuc 38V2 70V2 dale! L, .4-'filhf-4 Q 'L Q I: -at - 6 ff Q' Mr Brower track coach pauses a moment durmg practice for a speedy plcture 3 I ' ' ...: ' - , ' : . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . f . , . ' , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . ', . , . . . . . , , - , - , . , . 1 - - - - 1 -1 - , - , - 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , . ', . , . . 1 . , ., . ' I ' V ' I ' I I ' I ' I ' I ' - . I - I ' I I 'I ' I ' I ' - . , Q -X J, H , . , , , . 4 fs ' If I., V' We . 62 X2 3 62 47 I ' - -- -- 56 53 , ' 46 63 - Q .f 7- .' . . - . 1, - ., Q M L gi -5.3 ' Q... .Q ' . S ,. X'-'vs , ,, , .-:eg , - .' 1 j - -f - ,W ,,. -'fi J ., a - T. 3 . .QC - .','X ' - ,J I., 6 T ' - ' 'g--- ,J .,:3-I-5 X ' .jtf...:.5g .N ,'A ' .: . f TRACK JUNIOR HI TRACK Left to rrght FIRST ROW K Cunmngham J Rybock J Tobxe B De Vrues D Banta A Dygert J Ekkens J Kmsman B Worfel A Buzzutta D Durnngshoff R Jeffrey D Wagner SECOND ROW T Creser B Cryer F Brown L Weckwert G Mendels D DeWard R Robinson J Guedry R Benson R Self B Grnffnn S Moore THIRD ROW J Ferrante J Davldson S Danl G Jones P Hopson J Spmks H Beekm G Stefman D Nnms T Huggms L Hobson FOURTH ROW R Marty J Parke G Mr Hendruckson Junnor Hugh track coach leads the team agam Outta my way I m comung through' 1 4440 One of The cnty's most prospectuve 440 runners, Dlck Wtllnams Teamwork gwes runners moral support practuces has start Q Q 9 9 D I ' I ' . I ' . l I ' I ' ' Z ' I ' I ' I ' I Koets, M. De Haar, L. Robison, J. Sikkema, P. Gooch, T. Park, D. ScuIIey, T. Bennett, B. Prier, T. Luce. 4 - Y' I ,- , X! , ,I , 1 X , . 9 ' 5 . 5 .Q . TAKE ME OUT TO THE VARSITY BASEBALL Left to rlght FIRST ROW J Wnerslng T Texer O Schneuder R Sclmender M Flnntoff D Schelllng SECOND W P Schelltng B Rupp D Klme B Soper R Smuth D H TH R W Ptp el B Stretter M Staney J Breen After Coach Lloyd Sopers Baseball team fmushed second for two years an a row thus as the year for Coach Lloyd Soper to come Through wuth a champlonshup wuth 5 returnnng lettermen headed by the cnty s two top hutters Bob Schneuder and Muck Stanley Thus wlll be the last chance for this years sensors to take the Champtonshlp predicted for them ever slnce thelr tune sophomore season BASEBALL 1959 They Catholnc Union Chrlstlan Central South Creston Catholuc Unuon Chrustnan Central South Creston Ottawa's baseball coaches Lloyd Soper and Jack Lane, talk over lnduan prospects Q! Ro.. ,.,',..Z.'L'.ill.llRDO:'L. p,.,.,,.'l,.. ,L. De Goffau. FOURTH ROW: T. Collins, R. Sawall, J. Long, C. House, T. Johnson. We ' 5 4 A ll 3 ' ' 8 2 0 4 l4 2 2 7 ' 3 2 ' 9 6 ' ' 6 l 2 3 5 4 5 2 BALL GA . . . Ted Texer and Orv Scbnerder exhnbn wmnnng form during prachce The double play one of the most excmng plays ln baseball ns demonslrafed by Dave Snelling and Mxckey Stanley Ottawa ball players engoyed a mme out from pracnce ,....--.pn Ral Smnh and Mark Flunroff confuse frrsf baseman Bob Sclwnercler l T ' l n 75, HEY ALL YGU I DlANSl Reserve Basketball BACK left to rrght L Bardelmener L Law G Heyl S Thrall D Cueny FRONT TO BACK K Luedtke L Lewls S Vanderhyde arslty Football Lft to rrght Med M Garrison Old cheers were guven a face Iuftung thus year and new ones were added Many Ideas orrgunated from a cheerleadnng clrnrc where some of our gurls mel theur counterparts from hugh schools scattered throughout the fnfty states Through practnce twnce a week progress rs steadnly made toward attaunrng goals of coordunatuon and turnnng whuch combine to produce that allencorn passung phrase school sprrnt QQ ,, Y o V ' - e ' : S, a , S. Lehnen, R, Wells, C. Atkinson, S. Garbrecht, . We ve got The coach goT1he Tearr' gof The pep got The srea Thps goes a farniliar cheer whi h Typifies .whole hearted confidence Oiia Nanians plafe in all athletic endeavors Leading The crowd in spirited yells our cheerleaders exh bi? boundless energy and nsal-ce eaeh gafne an enihusiasiic and noisy ofcasion Corne rain or shlne cold football fields or hoi gyrhs Jr High and Varsity Cheer leaders are always on fhe lop boosfng OT awa on To VlClOVy Varsity Basketball Left to right S Garbrechr Atkinson J Bundy G Lipscomb R e B Scheunernan Junior High Cheerleaders-Left to right S. Bonham, S, Hill, C, Marsh, V. Vaniilren, S. McKenzie, N. Page, J. Lehnen, B. Long, J Anderson, S. Swiss, P. Moore. 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