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

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1 t fo 11 1l 101 mtv X ln Dxke lxt sunulei Xsso ld N Sleuns 'ntl semutu Ksso ld Xl' Hinds lst semester lllllfll lx Xin Him 'Furl semester ltlltol ll Benn lst semcslu Bus XI01 H. B'un'. incl Semtsler. Bus. i rr. S1'r'onrI rom' B. Moore, lst sunesltr. Nuxs lftl NI. Semeven. ind sunes.. Neixs llcl 'l'. Koezc. lst semester. Sports lid. XY. Mueller. .End semes.. Sports lid. BEACON STAFF During the past school year the Journalism class published the Beacon, as Z1 tri- wcckly paper. The publication was under the sponsorship of Mr. Marcus with Mari- lyn Hinds acting us editorvin-chief the first seniester. The second semester this posi- tion wus hlletl by Keith Van Hum. This is the first year that the publication of the Beacon has been ll project of the Journalism class. Left to right. sr-nlzfd. Ist row: C. Marcus. sponsor, J. Lynemzl. l'. Lowing. J. lVestx'eld. R. Hoekslru. R. Fountain, D. qlnclerson. Sfllllfifllg, 21111 row: D. Kline. B. King. M. Burger, J. Fuller, j. Nlinn. J. Oberly. B. Srhulski, G. Mulder, L. Doorn. K. Hoekslru. 5rd row: .-X. Drever. P. Howell. T. Olson, D. Marlowe. B. Donelson. D. Hershey, R. Farwell. R. Groenclyk. KI. Levering. i 43

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Left lo right- Top -row: N. Waddell, Assistant snapshot editorg J. Levering. Snapshot editorg M. Karsten, Literary editorg lf. Higbee, Assistant sports editorg K. Van Hain. Sports editor. 2nd row: B. King. Typislg H. Moore. Typistg T. Oom. junior Representativeg R. Schopp, junior Representaliveg A. Cole, Assistant editor: C. Ahlherg, Assistant editor. ORBIT STAFF The Orbit Staff with Florence Van Dyke as editor-in-chief was elected by the Sen- ior class. Three juniors were also asked to work on the staff to gain experience for their senior year. The stall, under the leadership of Mr. Zylstra, worked hard to lin- ish the Orbit by March 15, which was D-day set by the printers. F. Van Dyke, Editor-in-chief G. Zylstra, Advisor Rl. Hinds. Assistant business manager B. Hamas Assistant an editor xl. Austin. Business manager J. Ohm-lcv Art editor 42

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I n nr mu: B, DcBoer. H. Baar. N. YVaddell, .L 'l'a1elaa1'. lx Hoekstra G xlllldifl L e Ixxlltel ll Sfltlllllll I Vanllelkuln. 2nd row: D. Lainport,J. BIcNitt. C Ines 11 DeY0ung M Rumen NI I'I00llLl P Iouing. Hiestveld, M. Hinds. Isl rou'.' L. Cole. B. Hlllas M Muna J Stevens mutton NI M nth Xl Sohcsik. D. Becker, V. Ives. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Girls' Glee Club under the able direction of Mr. Stevens participated in many events. They entertained the stu- dent body by giving two assemblies dur- ing the year and at Christmas time they helped present a Christmas Concert. On March ll they sang at the District Fes- tival in Central High School and re- ceived a second division. During the year they also sang at the Beverly Re- formed Church and for the Kent County P. T. A. Council. In May they pre- sented the annual Spring Concert with the other groups of the music depart- lllellt. 1 X ln Dyke 44