Wyoming Park High School - Orbit Yearbook (Wyoming, MI)

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IHRST TEAM BASKETBALL Third place in the Grand Valley Conference was the reward for a season of hard work and intensive concentration on the hasketluall courts for the '-18-'19 edition ol' lvaskeleers representing Vtfyorning High School. Mr. Clark guided the ltasketlmall destinies for Wyoming and his first year was an auspicious one, insasmuch as the X ikings came through with a seasonis reeord of nine wins and sewn losses. llest game of the season from the Yiking standpoint was an early'-season Xl-341 win over the champion Godwin outfit. The Yikings. after heating Kellogsyille -ll-Ill. ltowed out of thc district tournament hy' losing in the finals to lfast Grand liapids lwy' a score of 119-35. veld, and Bolt Vander Wert' sparked the play' of the Parkers tl Vi' ma vlacing third in thc individual scoring race. Bolt Xvyltlii. lws Nerler throughout the season, wi 1 y '1 I The return of Vandervlerf and some other capahle reserve material next year lvrings high hopes of success on the hardwoods when another season rolls around. SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL Second place in Grand Valley' second team standings was again occupied luy Wy- ' ' l f 'e. ominv Park after a season which saw them lose three and win n1ne in tie con erenc 1' lu out of league games they won two from rogers and lost two to Zeeland, the last one lleinv an overtime contest. licturning memhers. and a prospect of good material P lrom the eighth grade should make for a good team next year. Lefl In right - First mu' xeulerlf ll. lliatterson. R. Fountain. ,l. Kelder. Xl. Snoeyink. Nl, llruluhs. ,l. l'artin1 ton, SVVIIIIII roic: W, 'Niue-llcr. l', Holthouse H Staci' B De Young. C. Yoo-t. 'lf liox. Nlr, Engels. Coat Thin! rozc: D. l'eelen. ll. Nan lloeyen. li. ivan. Dyke.. A.. Dreyer. U. Yan llyke. if. Yargo. 52

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' at h- -- -' 4 rl F Pl mer R Higbee D Westenbroek J. De Young, R. Clark. Left to right-First row. seate : .. um , . f., . . , J. Waller, D. Wyn, C. Miller. L. Horn. B. Farwell, T. Olson, B. Mulder. Second row: D. Van Dyke. C. Knoll, M. Crubbs, I. Blake, D. Chatterson, l. Mellema, W. Van Ryn, A. Dreyer, B. Vander Schuur. I Carrick D Cook H Schoen Mr Engels Thzrd row: D. Lancaster. D. Van Hoeven .l. Levering, .. , . . , . . . . R. Schopp, A. Perry, G. Voet. F. Rabe, R. Groendyke, D. Hoekstra, N. Schoen. TRACK To your markl Get setl Go!! And another race-another season of track is underway. lnterest in Grand Valley track has bounded in the last few years, and a subsequent enthusiasm has developed here at Wyoming. All track meets will be staged under the lights at Lee Field, attesting to this new-found interest in the thin-clad sport. Wyoming has been tabbed the udark-horsew of the conference and our Vikings bore out that prediction in their opening dual meet by dropping a hard-fought engagement to the powerful Godwin Wolverines. Under the experienced tutelage of Mr. Engels. our Vikings could go places this year. The final results are uncertain, but one thing is sure. the Vikings will uphold their high standards of sportsmanship in every race and meet they participate in. 54