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

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W 1 Imfi lo right, -Ill: ron-: D. Peelen. T. Olson. R. Van Malsen. .-X. Dreyer. 'l'. Kocze. lk. Donelson. D. Vree4 land. A. Perry, C. Gabrion, '1'. Oom, B. Curths. 3rd row: li. Murphy. C. Vargo, D. Dc Ward. W. Pike. KI. Waddell, K. Larabee. W. Mueller. D. Telder. R. Groendyk. G. Lennnink. 2nd -row: Mr. C. llruggink, advisor. XV. Ver Strate, P. Bolthouse. NI. Cox. 'l'. Francis, R. Koetje, R. Schrock, D. Hoekslra. D. Cook. lst rozr: D. Young. R. Van Dyk, D. Phillips, j. Austin. D. Anderson, J. Keldcr. R. Cook, R. Fountain, D. Kelder. HI-Y This year the Hi-Y held meetings every X'Vednesday night. They sold paddlepops in school, and candy at the football games to earn money. ln December they sent Alvin Perry to the Hi-Y Legislature Council at Lansing, where he served as a repre- sentative for two days. The Hi-Y basketball team played in the B league of the Y. M. C. A. They played every Saturday afternoon from December through February, losing only one of their six games. At the end of the season they were the champions of the B league and the Hi-Y trophy winners. Hl-Y OFFICERS-Mr. C. Bruggink. advisorg D. Anderson, presi- dent: R. Cook, treasurerg J. Relder. secretaryg j. Austin. vice- president. 59

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L FORENSICS Smtvd-J. Gibson, L. Me Coy, j. Snyder, BI. Dougherty, D. Young. Stnrzding-J. Oberly, T. Koeze. M. SClllCyll. DEBATE Mr. C. Brnggink, instructorg P Larabee, T. Koeze, B. De Young NI. Hoop, S. Bradford, Snyder DEBATE AND FORENSICS The debating team participated in four debates this year with a total of six wins and two losses. On February 9 they went to Albion for the Elimination Contest, de- Miss. P. Janssen Forensics Instrucior hating against Battle Creek. The debate, Resolved: That the President of tl1e United States should be elected by the direct vote of the people, was won by Battle Creek. This year Forensics was under the capable leadership of Miss Janssen. The local contest was held March 10 with teachers from YVyo- ming acting as judges. The District Contest was held March 31 with winners from the local contest representing our school. 38 Mr. C. Bruggink IJUIIIIUI Coach

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Left to right-4th razv: L. Cole. M. lVy1n1l. XI. Runyon. NI. Seincyn. N. H'addcll. .L Tazelaar, NI. Bos R. Stapert. J. Hendrickson. B. Benit. M. Hinds. 3rd ww: J. Dougherty. li. DeKraker. J. Gibson, M. XVirth, A. N'erkhoven, N. Troeger, D. Bergman. l'. Beld. B. Moore, V. Bilfillll. 2nd row: Miss D. Phillips. advisor. J. Meblitt. B. Jones. C. Ball. D, HllCilSIl'il, B. Schulski, S. O'Rourke. lf. Davis. L. McCoy. Ist row: D. Feibig, B. Hallas. .-X. Cole. C. Ahlberg, J. Westveld, N. Stearns, J. Pausinga, S. Sullivan, B. Berglund. SENIOR Y-TEENS This year the Senior Y-Teens was under the sponsorship of Daisy Phillips. On De- cember 3 they sponsored the Sok-Hop which was the first major event of the year. At Christmas time they dressed dolls for the Y. YV. C. A. This involved a contest between the junior and senior girls. The junior girls being the losers had to enter- tain the senior girls with 11 party. February 24 and 25 they sent Judy Dougherty to the North Michigan Midwinter Y-Teens Conference at Saginaw. SENIOR Y-TEEN OFFICERS--Miss D. Phillips. advisorg N. Stearns. treasurer: .-X. Cole. prcsidentg J. Xkfcsrveld, secretaryg C. Ahlberg. vice-president. l 40