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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1965 volume:

ORBIT ' 65 WYOMING PARK HIGH SCHOOL WYOMING, MICHIGAN VOLUME 28 ORBIT ' 65 SHOWS THE WYOMING SHIFT WyomingParkHighSchool ' s size has almost doubled in the last four years. This growth has brought about many changes in the ambitions and attitudes of Wyoming ' s students. A small, closely-knit student body has been re- placed by a larger one in which no one segment can express an universal opinion. Small groups plan and carry out projects for entire classes. Some students have become lost while others have gained respect and responsi- bility. But the good outweighs the bad in the final evaluation. There is a place for everyone if he will just look for it. More opportunities are offered for stu- dents with varied interests. The faculty has grown with the student body both in numbers and in new techniques and ideas . In athletic competition, Wyoming ' s athletes ha veproven themselves superior, not because they have so much more talent but because they have determination. Wyoming Park High School has matured as it has grown. The SHIFT is not something special, but rather, it is a change which has kept Wyoming ' s students in pace with a growing and changing world. i. ' :m THE SHI FT INCLUDES STUDENT LIFE 6 FACULTY 22 SENIORS 38 UNDERCLASSMEN 62 SPORTS 86 ORGANIZATIONS 110 ADVERTISERS 130 SHIFTING INTERESTS SPUR EXPRESSION SENIORS AT A GLANCE i:3t:: OBSERVATION AND EXPERIMENT HOMECOMING SPOTLIGHTS WYOMING ' S SUPERIORITY The mighty Vikings sparkled dur- ing their spectacular homecoming performance. The football team pushed on for touchdown after touchdown to bring the final score of 39 to 9 over Kentwood. During the half-time activities, Queen Marilyn Malone promised to uphold the standards of Wyom - ing ' s high standards of sports- manship . The parade of floats showed the creative efforts of each class. The Junior class float, Bye Bye Birdie, was judged best. The homecoming dance, In the Misty Moonlight, followed Satur- day night in the Parkview gym . There Fred Wicht was crowned king and both he and Queen Mari- Ijm received a trophy. f m n eucif ■ ■ i UPPER LEFT: Homecoming royalty, Fred Wicht and Marilyn Malone, hap- pily pose with their trophies. UPPER CENTER: The Junior float won first prize for its originality and quality. UPPER RIGHT: King Fred Wicht breaks through two Kentwood defenders as he helps Wyoming to a Homecoming vic- tory. CENTER: Before the half-time audi- ence, Marilyn Malone is escorted by Jerry Kemperman to receive her crown. LEFT: A kiss for the new queen as the court, Cyndy O ' Connor, Beth Harmon, Mary Veenendall, and Janice Dutmer, look on. OTHER INTERESTS BESIDES TEXTBOOKS CENTERS OF ATTENTION .y )(. ' |jysi A PLACE TO SIT AND PONDER LIFE INCLUDES OTHERS FACULTY EVALUATES SHIFTING STANDARDS m li Hi i ii|tti i i|pi isi ip ' y iJ H HMW Iil«  M)W — - i )  iniii iii i iii i i i « im iii wn i UM i ' i iii w n in 1 iiliainwtilMllMMiljWl PRINCIPAL Mr. Kenneth Davis Mr. G. Max Wisner Dr ADPl or rP l ir ' ATIOM ' ' - Wills, Mr. Jay VanSweden, Mr. John Voss, Mr. Pierson Brower, Mr. dUAKU Ur tUULAI lUIN Keith O ' Connor, Mr. Ronald DePuit, Mr. Robert Turner. COUNSELORS Miss Joan Ryno Mr. Gerald Zylstra Mr. Richard Cooke COMMUNICATIONS Mi. Dennis Pilmore Mrs. Cathy Yared Miss Henxiette Kuizenga Mrs. Mary Ellen Titcombe Miss Winnifred Rogers COMMUNICATIONS Miss Susan Benson Miss Diane Johnson Mrs. Jo Ann Korhonen Mrs. Muriel DeWitt FOREIGN LANGUAGES Mr. Robert Black, Mrs Nancy Minnie, Miss Eleanor Skutt. SCIENCE Mr. Thomas VanKoevering Mr. Frank Grimm Mr. Allen Rice MATHEMATICS Mr. Norman Schuiling Mr. Russell Harmsen Mrs. Anne Sylvester Mr. Lawrence Braendle Mr. Charles Sticklen SOCIAL SCIENCE Mr. Jack VerDuin Mr. Louis Kramer Mr. Jerry Thornton Mr. Charles Boedy Mr. Archie Ghareeb INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Rex Bergman Mr. William Courter Mr. Lawrence Belanger HOME ECONOMICS BUSINESS TRAINING Mrs. Bethany Engle Miss Susan Doyle Miss Nancy Wierenga Mr. Daryl Hedgecock Miss Aletta Hoek PHYSICAL EDUCATION MUSIC Mr. William Ferguson Mr. Ray Keech Miss Berdean Slot Miss Jeanne Roodvoets PHYSICAL EDUCATION ART Mr. James Jordan Mr. William dinger Mx. Robert White Mrs. Janice McDougal Mr. Jack Wickering Mr. William Sharon EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE Mrs. Janice Belanger Mr. Wayne Ver Strate Mrs. Betty Brown Miss Nancy Sonneveldt Mr. Kenneth Meulenbelt JUNIOR HIGH COUNSELOR Mrs. Nellie Plasterer JUNIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL Mr. Marvin Hiddema SECRETARIES Mrs. Maxine Bulliment Mrs. Marjorie Groendyke CAFETERIA CUSTODIANS MAINTENANCE Mr. John Hamilton Mr. Peter van der Goot Mr. Ted Tamminga Mr. Ed Schmitt Mr. Peter Dreyer Mrs. Delphine Cheyne Mrs. Loretta Baker Mrs. Ellen Stegenga Mis. Barbara Tuffs Mrs. Pauline Ames Mrs. Evelyn Huzel Mrs. Phyllis Gillisse Mrs. Hilda Pilon Mrs. Louise Faber Mrs. Dorothy Kemperman SENIORS SHIFTED TO HIGHER GOALS Bonnie Alverson SENIORS LEAD SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, Dorothy Ktt, treasurer, Nancy Norton, Sec- retary, Dick Pearson, president, and Dick Bont, vice-president, led the Senior class. Joan Be em an Dorothy Boekestein EHck Bont Aidith Bryant Kathy Aman Jack Ballard Jo Anne Ballard Judy Bamhart Nancy Boelens Dale Bolhuis Dave Bond Marcia Bultema Linda Bystrand Roger Card Clint Caszatt Bonnie Cuperus Jerry DeKraker Bill Feenstra Kathy Freeman Dave Dalman Da e EXip-y Nancy Felton Sherry DeGroot Joan Dutme Connie Finnegan Duane Dood Dick Elshof l t.A Tom Gilbert Bill Crooks Tom DePuit Gwen Flesher SENIOR HOMECOMING Phil Gooch BETH HARMON represented the Seniors at homecoming. BONNIE CUPERUS applied makeup to make Ken Engle appear as Death. SENIOR ' S PERFORM DICK BONT prepared the set for the Junior Play. Diane Hamilton Mary Harris Carrol Huizenga Judy Keeny Maicia Herring Mike Heiron Ray Hes Tom Heyboer Chuck Jackson Bobb Jipping Diana Johnson Bruce Kalee Jerry Kemperman Marc Kidder Cherie Klaver Joyce Knorr Judy Koole John Korstange Tim Kuyt Jerry LaFave Sue Lanter Steve Larson Lynne Lovewell Rudy Malmquist Marilyn Malone Martha Mansfield Ron Matthysee Fred McGrath Cindy McManus Jack Meyers Mike Minnema Bill Nichols Sandy Kxeiser fM 5S Chuck Lemery Bob Martin Daryl Miles SENIORS STUDY m JOYCE ROSA gathers information for an English report. SENIORS PONDER TOM GILBERT ponders objectively about the plans he has made for the future. Jack Running Marlene Reminga Dick Pearson Nancy Norton Pat Roper Joyce Rosa Nancy Rozell Howard Rozema Judy Schaf er Jack Severance Shaion Sevensma Tom Silhavy John Slagboom Linda Slaughter Dave Steensma Marge Steil Dave Stoepker Jerry Stolieckas Mary Stull Bruce Sweers Roger Teerman Sue Teerman Dick Terpstra Mary Timmer Laura Smith Greg Steenbergen Jack Storm Jeff TePaste SENIOR SUMMARY The largest Senior -body at Wyoming, ever, the Class of 65 has worked hard to provide its members with many opportunities . During the Freshman and Soph- omore years, we gained valuable experience working together on Homecoming floats. Our Soph- omore year float, Sweet Smell of Success, took second in the con- test. The Freshman relay team broke the OK League record. We chose capable Sophomore leaders who inaugurated our money - making projects. Homecoming of our Junior year brought us special status as our elaborately designed float, Right Trackto Victory, won first place . Our first play, Death Takes A Holiday, proved us as fine dra- matic actors. Then in May, after much planning and preparation, we presented an exciting prom at the Morton House Ballroom . Youthful maturity mixed with a thousand future plans describes us as we entered our Senior year, the year of years. Class comedians entertained the school with a comedy, You Can ' t Take It With You. Our athletes proved them- selves supreme as they contributed heavily in helping Wyoming win the OK league Championships. We worked hard together to provide wonderful memories of four years at Wyoming High School . Bonnie Tobin NANCY NORTON checks Mary Timmer ' s graduation cap size. SENIORS GRADUATE DAVE DUPY is measured for his graduation gown. Connie Tobin Doug VanderHoff Wayne Vonk Karen Westdorp PTw W -f „, fvl « M ' imm HL 1 Sm H V J wsi ' 1 m Donna Woudstra Joe Turbessi Doug Vance Linda Vande Gevel Bill Van Heest Jane Van Kalker Bill Van Portfleet Andy Vaseris June Vodry Toni Voogd Sam Wabeke Carolyn Waller Paula Wert Fred Wicht Jane Wiersma Bonnie Wills Joanne Yenor Marge Young JUNIORS The junior class production of the haunting and deeply symbolic Death Takes A Holiday was a worthy test of our skills as actors and actresses. Based upon the per Bonification of deathas a living and intelligent force whose wish was to sample life and discover what it was that makes mortals cling to it so. In the person of Prince Sirki, Death spends three days as the guest of Duke Lambert. During his brief stay, Death dis- coversthe meaning of the signifi- cance of love . Suspense ran high, and burning emotions left the audience and the cast as well trembling, distrubed, and deeply moved. CAROLE WOLFORD looks into the eyes of Death and prepares for Ken Engle to take her to a far greater world. LAURIE SMITH tries to comfort her daughter while the others look on in dismay. PRESENT Death Takes a Holiday JUNIOR PLAY CAST Cora Fedele Duke Lambert Alda Beth Harmon Ray Hes Dick Pearson Martha Mansfield Duchess Stephanie Judy Schafer Princess of San Luca Laura Smith Baron Cesar ea Dave Dal man Rhoda Fenton Mary Timmer Eric Fenton Chuck Jackson Corrado Bob Howland Grazia Carole Wolford His Serene Highness, Prince Sirki, of Vitalba Alexandri Ken Engle Major Whithead Howie Rozema UNDERSTANDING the significance in those hypnotising, troubled eyes of Death, Martha Mansfield backs away in terror. SENIORS FEATURE Tou CanH Take It with Ton You Can ' t Take It With You of- fered the Seniors a chance for an entirely different form of presen- tation. It was based upon the lives of a family of neurotic individuals who insisted on living their lives for the pure joy of it. Ever3?thing about this play seemed unusual. Essie ' s clopping inter- pretation of ballet, Grandpa ' s snakes, Penny ' s plays, and Paul ' s horrible smelling firecrackers were reason enough why the au- dience was left in a happy but im- penetrable daze. LOWER LEFT: Ken Engle shouts words of encouragement as Judy Schafer twirls and Dave Dalman shows his satisfaction. LEFT: Things grow tense as Randy Staal and Bonnie Alverson carry on a quiet discussion at the top of their lungs. BELOW: Martha Mansfield captures on canvas all the glory of Doug Vance ' s classic pose. SENIOR PLAY CAST Penelope Sycamore Martha Mansfield Essie Rheba Paul Sycamore Mr. De Pinna Ed Donald Martin Vanderhof Alice Henderson Tony Kirby Boris Kolenkhov Gay Wellington Mr, Kirby Mrs. Kirby Three men Olga Judy Schafer Cherie Klaver Dick Pearson Doug Vance Howie Rozema Chuch Jackson Dave Dalman Ev Blair Dick Gifford Bob Howland Ken Engle Jean Harmon Randy Staal Bonnie Alverson Barry Cox Bob Jipping Jack Running Diane Harrington Honoring the Seniors at the Jun- ior-Senior Banquet, the Juniors chose as their theme Gradua- tion. The decorations were centered around the ' 64 class motto, Today we follow, tomor- row we lead and the class flower, the daisy. Dick Pearson filled in the ap- propriate humor as master of ceremonies and Mr. Davis ad- dressed the guests. Jim Glenn ' s Combo provided the music during an enjoyable roast beef dinner. The class prophecy and its last will and testament highlighted the evening . La Prima Vera, the spring, was anticipated by the Juniors and Seniors . Held at the Morton House, it provided the social highlight of the year. Spanish at- mosphere prevailed in decora- tions of pinatas, silhouettes, and flowery garlands. BANQUET ' S HUMOR PRECEDED FETE A - n LEFT: Enjoying his duty, Dick Pearson injected humor into the banquet ' s ceremonies. LOWER LEFT: Junior class pres- ident, Wayne Vonk, blushes from the presentation of the Will and Prophecy by Ron Weidenfeller and Steve TePaste. RIGHT: With daisy in hand, Rudy Malmquist enjoys the company of Nancy Felton. BELOW: A buffet added to the fete of the prom. LOWER RIGHT: A cascading fountain provided the prom with romantic atmosphere. SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS MOTTO- KNOWLEDGE IS OUR POWER, GOD COLORS-BURGUNDY AND WHITE FLOWER-PINK CARNATION IS OUR STRENGTH ' SPECIAL AWARDS TOP TEN DJi.K. AWARD JOHN PHILIP SOUSA AWARD CHOIR SERVICE AWARD HOMEMAKER OF THE YEAR CHARLES WELCH MEMORIAL AWARD G.A.A. AWARD Dorothy Pitt Judy Schafer Sam Wabeke Bonnie Wills Janet Clevenger Richard Bont Martha Mansfield Barbara Bont Kenneth Engle Ronald Fish Sheryl GeCroot Stephen Larson Richard Pearson Dorothy Pitt David Steensma Douglas Vance Bonnie Wills BONNIE ALVERSON- College Prepaiatory-- Grandville High School 1 . National Honor So- ciety 3,4 vice-president. Future Teachers 2,3,4. Junior Play Student Director. Senior Play Cast. Band 1,2. GAA 1. KATHLEEN AMAN—Genetal--Jumor Play Com- mittee. Horizon Club 1,2,3 treasurer. GAA 1. JACK BALLARD--Col!ege Preparatory. JOANNE EAUARD— Commercial. JUDY BARNHART--General--Pep Club 1,2. Horizon Club 1,2,3. Junior Achievement 3. JOAN BEEMAN--General--Kenowa Hills ' 1,2. Senior Play Committee. Art Club 3. GAA 3. Campus Forum 4 . THOMAS BENNETT--General--Footballl. Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4. Track 3,4. Baseball 1. EVELYN BLAIR--College Preparatory--Central High School 1,2,3. Senior Play Cast. Beacon Staff 4. ROBERT BLOW--General— Camera Club 4. BETTY BOBELDYK--Commercial--Junior Play Committee, DOROTHY BOEKSTEIN--General--West Lyon High School. NANCY BOELENS--Commercial--Campus Forum 1,2. Co-op 3,4. Majorette 1,2,3,4. Li- brarian 3,4. DALE BOLHUIS--General— Basketball Manager 3,4. Future Teachers 3. DAVID BOND--College Preparatcry--Student Council 2,3,4. Football 1,2,3,4. Wrestling 1,2,3 co-captain, 4 co-captain. Track 2. Varsity Club 2,3,4. Band 1,2,3. BARBARA BONT- -College Preparatory--Student Council 1. National Honor Society 4. Future Teachers 2 vice president, 3 president, 4. Pep Club 1,3. Junior Play Committee. Senior Play Committee. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Campus Fomm 1,2,3, 4 vice president. Horizon Club 1 treasurer, 2,3 president, 4. Co-op 4. RICHARD BONT- -College Preparatory--Class Vice-President 1,4. Football 1,2, 3, 4. Basketball 1,2,3. Track 1,2,3,4. Future Teachers 2,3. Var- sity Club 2,3,4. Junior Play Committee. Senior Play Committee. Athletic Council 4. JACK BONZELAAR--General--Giand Rapids Christian High 1. Junior Play Committee. Bea- con Staff 3. Camera Club 4. MONTE BOYTON--General--Baskctballl. Base- ball 1,2,3,4. JAMES BRAFORD--General--FootbalU,2. Bas- ketball 1,2. Tennis 1,2. MARVINBROMLEY--CollegePteparatory -Foot- ball manager 2. Track manager 1,2,3. Choir 2. Madrigal 2. Junior Achievement 4. LARRY BROWN--General--Football 1,2,3,4. Track 1. Varsity Club 3,4. ARDITH BRYANT--Commercial--GAA 2. MAKCIA BULTEMA--General--Choir 1,2,3,4. Campus Forum 1 . LINDA BYSTRAND— General--MatywoodAcad- ROGER CARD--College Preparatory — Future Teachers 2. Beacon Staff 4. Campus Forum 1,2, 3 vice-president. Orbit Staff 4. CLINTON CASZATT--College Preparatory-- Football 1,2, 3, 4. Basketball 1. Wrestling 2, Base- ball 2. Ba nd 1 ,2,3,4. Varsity Club 3,4. JANET CLEVENGER--Commercial--Pep Club 1,2,3. Senior Play Committee. ALAN COOK--Genetal. PAMELA COTTRELL- -Commercial. BARRY COX- -College Preparatory- -Class Pres- ident 1 . Student Council 1,2,3,4. Football 1,2,3, 4 co-captain. Basketball 1,2. Baseball 1,3,4. Tennis 2. Varsity Club 2,3,4 president. Senior Play Cast. Beacon Staff 1. WILLIAMCROOKS- -College Preparatory--Base - ball 1,2,3,4. BONNIE CUPERUS- -College Preparatory--Stu- dent Council 1. Junior Play Committee. Senior Play Committee. GAA 2,3,4. DAVID DALMAN--College Preparatory--Jumor PlayCast. Senior PlayCast Beacon Staff 4 Editor. French Club 4 treasurer. Debate 3,4. Forensic Contest 2,3. SHERALYN DeGROOT--College Preparatory-- National Honor Society 4 . Choir 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 treasurer. French Club 4. Campus Forum 1,2,3 treasurer. 4 treasurer. Horizon Club 1,2,3. JERRY DeKRAKER- -College Preparatory- -Hud - sonville High School I. Football 2,3,4. Basket- ball 2,3,4. Track 2,3,4. Athletic Council 4. THOMAS DePUlT- -College Preparatory--Stu- dent Council 1,2. Football 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1,2,3,4. Track 1,2,3,4. Future Teachers 1 ,2,3. Varsity Club 2,3,4. Senior Play Committee. Athletic Council 4. DUANE DOOD- -College Pteparatory--Football 1,2. Baseball 1. DAVID DUPEY--College Preparatory--CentTal High School 1. Senior Play Committee. Campus Forum 2,3,4 vice-president. JOAN DUTMER--Commercial--Pep Club 4. Junior Play Committee . Senior Play Committee . Choir 3. Art Club 3 secretary. GAA 2,3,4. Hori- zon Club 1,2,3. RICHARD ELSHOF— General— Football 1 . Junior Achievement 3,4. KENNETH ENGLE- -College Prepaxatory--Class President 2. Student Council 2. Football 1,2,3. Basketball 1,2. Track 1 ,2,3,4. National Honor Society 4 . Varsity Club 2,3,4. Junior Play Cast. Senior Play Cast. Choir 2. Madrigal 2. Orbit Staff 3, 4 editor. Camera Club 4. Junior Achieve- WILLIAM FEENSTRA--College Preparatory- Co-op 4. NANCY FELTON--College Preparatory— Senior Play Committee . Band 1 ,2,3,4 . GAA 1,2. Horizon Club 1,2,3 treasurer. CONNlEFlNNEGAN--Commercial--ChoirL Or- bit Staff 3. Beacon Staff 3,4. Horizon Club 1. RONALD FISH--College Preparatory--Student Council 4 president. Football 1,2,3,4. Baseball 1.2. National Honor Society 3,4. Varsity Club 3,4. Orbit Staff 3. Beacon Staff 3. GWENDOLYN FLESHER--Commercial--Choir 1 , 2.3. Campus Forum 1,2. Co-op 4. KATHY FREEMAN--General--Choir 1,2,3,4 president. Madrigal 3,4. GARY FRIELING- -College Preparatory— Class Vice-President 1. Student Council 1,2,3,4. Foot- ball 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1,2. Track 1,2. Varsity Club 3,4. LINDA GEORGE--CoIlege Preparatory. RICHARD GIFFORD- -College Preparatory-- Wrestling 1,2,3,4 co-captain. Track 1 . Varsity Club 2,3,4. Band 1 . Senior Play Cast. THOMAS GILBERT--General--Crass Country 1, 2.3. Track 1,2,3,4. Varsity Club 3,4. Co-op 4. PHaiP GOOCH--General--Ottawa High School 1. Football 2,3,4. Wrestling 3. Track 3,4. Var- sity Club 2,3,4. Choir 2. DIANE HAMILTON--CollegePreparatory--GAA 1. Campus Forum 1. Junior Achievement 3. BETHHARMON--Collcge Pieparatoty--Wooster High School 1. Plymouth High School 2. Pep Club 3,4. GAA 3,4. Latin Club 4. Homecoming Court4. Junior Play Cast. Senior Play Commit- tee . Choir 3 . JEAN HARMON— General--Senior Play Cast. Horizon Club 1,2,3. JULIE HARMON--Gencral--Campus Forum 4. Horizon Club 1,2. DIANA HARRINGTON--College Preparatory-- Student Council 4. Future Teachers 2. Pep Club 1.4, treasurer. Junior Play Committee. Senior Play Cast. Choir 1. Orbit Staff 3. Beacon Staff 3. GAA 1,2,4. Horizon Club 3. MARY HARRIS— Commcrcial--HorizonClub 3 . Co-op 4. MARCIA HERRING--General-- Pep Club 1. Choir 1,2,3,4 secretary. Beacon Staff 4. Horizon Club 1,2,3. MICHAEL HERRON- -College Prepatatory-- Anniston High School I. Princess Aime High School 2. Wurzburg American High School 3. RAYMOND HES--College Preparatory— Bas- ketball 1. Track 1,2. National Honor Society 4. Junior Play Cast. Camera Club 1,2. French Club 4. Debate Team 3. Junior Achievement 3. THOMAS HEYBOER—General--Football 1,2,3,4 co-captain. Basketball 1,2,3,4. Homecoming Court 4. BETTY HOFFMAN--General--Godwin High School 1. Campus Forum 3,4. Horizon Club 2. WAYNE HOLBROOK--General--Football 3. Track 3. Tennis 2. Band 1,2,3,4. JAMES HOLTSCLAW--College Preparatory-- Football 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1,2,3,4. Baseball 1, 2,3,4. Future Teachers 3. Varsity Club 3,4. Homecoming Court 3. ROBERT HOWLAND - -C olle ge Preparatory- - Football 1,2. Future Teachers 3,4. Junior Play Cast. Senior Play Cast. Choir 1 ,2,3. Madrigal 2,3. CARROLL HUIZENGA- -College Preparatory-- Junior Play Committee. GAA 4. Latin Club 4. Campus Forum 1. Horizon Club 1,2,3. Junior Achievement 3. CHARLES JACKSON--College Preparatory-- Football 1,2. Future Teachers 3,4 treasurer. Junior Play Cast. Senior Play Cast. Choir 3. Co-op 4. Junior Achievement 3. ROBERT JlPPING ' -Commercial--CrossCountry 1.2. Football Student Trainer 3,4. Basketball Student Trainer 2,3,4. Choir 1,2,3. Madrigal 2.3. Camera Club 2,3,4. Co-op 3,4. DIANA JOHNSON --College Preparatory — Central High School 1 . Godwin High School 2. Choir 3,4. Junior Achievement 3. BRUCE KALEE- -College Preparatory--Bandl,2. JUDY KEENEY--College Preparatary--Future Teachers 2,3,4. Junior Play Committee. Senior Play Student Director. GAA 3,4. Horizon Club 1, 3 treasurer, 4 president. Junior Achievement 4, JERRY KEMPERMAN--CoUege Preparatory-- Crosscountry 2,3. Basketball 1. Tennis 1,2,3,4. Varsity Club 3,4. Junior Play Committee. CHARLES KENNEDY--General--FootbaU 1,2,3, 4. Basketball 1. Wrestling 2,3,4. Varsity Club 3,4. DANNY KERKSTRA- -General- -Football 4. MARC KIDDER--College Preparatory— Basket- ball 1. National Honor Society 4. Band 1,2. Co-op 4. CHERYLE KLAVER--College Preparatory--Fu- ture Teachers 2. Junior Play Committee. Senior Play Cast. Band 1,2, 3. Orbit Staff 4. Beacon Staff 4. Latin Club 3,4. Campus Forum 4. Horizon Club 1 treasurer, 2,3 secretary, 4. Junior Achieve- ment 3,4. JOYCE KNORR--Commercial--Choir 1,2,3,4. JUDY KOOLE- -College Preparatory--Campus Forum 4. Horizon Club 1,2,3,4. JOHN KORSTANGE--General--AV 3,4. SANDRA KREISER— Commercial. TIMOTHY KUYT--Comroercial--Football 2. Cross Country 1 . Basketball 1 . Beacon Staff 3 . Co-op 4. Junior Achievement 3. JERRY LAFAVE--College Piep3tatory--Foot- balll. Junior PlayCommittee. Senior Play Com- SUE LANTER--General--New Albany High School 1 ,2. Horizon Club 4. STEPHEN LARSON--CollegePreparatory--Ten- nis 1,2. National Honor Society 4. Future Teach- ers 3,4. Junior Play Committee. Senior Play Committee. Band 1,2,3. French Club 4 vice- president. CHARLES LEMERY- -College Preparatory- -Foot- ball 1,2,3. Wrestling 2,4. Tennis 1 ,2. Varsity Club2,3,4.Choir 1,2,3. Madrigal 2,3. Latin Club 4. LYNNE LOVEWELL--College Preparatory--Fu- ture Teachers 3. Junior Play Committee. GAA 1 .3 . Horizon Club 1 . Co-op 4 . RUDOLPH MALMQUIST--General--AV 2,3,4. MARILYN MALONE--College Piepaiatory-- Student Council 2,3,4. Pep Club 1,4. Home- coming Court 1,4 Queen. Junior Play Committee. Senior Play Comminee. Band 1,2,3,4. Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4. GAA 1 president, 2,3,4, Horizon dub 1 vice-president, 2 secretary, 3 president. MARTHA MANSFIELD— College Preparatory- Student Council 1, Future Teachers 3. Pep Club 1. Junior Play Cast. Senior Play Cast. Band 1,2, 3.4. GAA 1,2 treasurer, 3 president, 4. French Club 4. Horizon Club 1 president, 2 president, 3. Junior Achievement 4. ROBERT MARTIN- -General. RONALD MATTHYSSE--General— Baseball 2,3. FRED McGRATH- -General. CINDY McMANUS--College Preparatory --Pep Club 1. Junior Play Committee. Senior Play Committee. CanipusForum4. Horizon Club 1,2, 3. GAA 1. JACK MEYERS- -General. DARYL MILES— General— Kcntwood Ifigh School 1. Saranac Mgh School 2. Camera Club 4. CB-op 4. MICHAEL MINNEMA-- College Preparatory-- Football 2. Future Teachers 2. Co-op 4. B ' lLLIE MOONEY- -Commercial-- Grandville M,gh School 1. Senior Play Committee. Beacon Staff 4. Co-op 4. TERRY MOYER-- College Preparatory. WILLIAM NICHOLS— General. ROBERT NITZ— General. NANCY NORTON--College Preparatory--Class Secretary 3,4. Student Council 1,2. Cheerleader 1,2. Junior Achievement 4. STEPHEN O ' BRIEN- -College Preparatoty--Base- ball 1,2,3. National Honor Society 4. JANET OLAH--Commeroial--HDrizon Club 1,2 vice-president, 3. TAMARA ORSBORN--Generat--Holland High School 1. Orbit Staff 3,4. Beacon Staff 3. JULIE OSBURN--College Prepaiatory--Future Teachers 2,3,4. Junior Play Committee. Horizon Qub 1,2,3,4 vice-president. Co-op 4. Junior Achievement 4. RICHARD PEARSON--College Preparatory-- Class President 4. Class Treasurer 3. Student Council 4 vice-president. Football 1,2. Track 1,2,3,4. National Honor Society 4 president. Junior Play Cast. Band 1. Campus Forum 2,3. Debate Team 3,4. WILLARD PECHUMER--CoUegc Preparatory- - Cross Country 3,4. Wrestling 2.3,4. Track 1. BRUCE PELON- -College Preparatory- -Foot- ball 1. DOROTHY PITT--College Preparatory- -Class Treasurer 4. Student Council 2. National Honor Society 4 secretary. Future Teachers 2,3 vice- president, 4. Junior Play Committee. Senior PlayCommittee. French Club 4 secretary. Cam- pus Forum 1. HAROLDEAN RANSON--Collcgc Preparatory-- Football 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1,2. Wrestling 3,4. Track 1,2,3,4. Varsity Club 3,4. MARLENE RZMINGA- - College Preparatory- - Jimior Play Committee. Co-op 4; Junior Achievement 3,4. PATRICL RINVELT--Commercial--Lcc High School 1. Sunny Slope High Sc hool 2. Beacon Staff 3. ARNOLD RINZEMA--Commercial-- Camera Club 4. ELLQ4 ROBART--College Preparatory. GARY ROEPtR-- College Preparatory- -Tennis 1,2. National Honor Society 4. Band 1,2, 3,4. Campus Fonrni 4. DAVID ROGERS--Conege Preparatory -Hudson Area High School 1,2,3. PATRICL L ROPER- -College Preparatory- -Cres- ton High School 1,2. Horizon Club 3,4. Pep Club 3. JOYCE ROSA- -College Preparatory--Student Council 1. Future Teachers 2,3,4. Pep Club 3. JuniorPlay Committee. Senior Play Committee. GAA 4. Band 1,2,3,4. Campus Forum 4, Ffcrizon Club 3,4 treasurer. Junior Achievement 4. NANCY ROZELL- - College Preparatory- -Pep Club 1. GAA 1,2. Campus Forum 1,4. HOWARD ROZEMA- -College Preparatory-- Cross Country 2,3. Track 1,2. Junior Play Cast. Senior Play Cast. Band 1,2,3,4. Campus Forum 1,2 vice-president, 3 president, 4 president. JON RUNNING--College Preparatory--Tenms 1. Senior Play Cast. Band 1,2,3. Orbit Staff 4. JUDITH SCHAFER--College Preparatory--Stu- dent Council 2. Future Teachers 2,3. Junior Play Cast. Senior Play Cast. Band 1,2,3,4. Beacon Staff 4. GAA 1,2. Horizon Club 1,2,3. Junior Achievement 3,4. RAYMOND SCHEERHORN--C0 liege Preparatory --Football 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1,2,3. Track 1,2, 3,4. Varsity Club 3,4. Junior Play Committee. LINDA SCHIPPER- -General. JACKSEVERANCE--College Preparatory- -God- win mgh School 1. Football 2,3. Cross Country 1. Basketball 1. Senior Play Committee. Junior Achievement 3. SHARON SEVENSMA--College Preparatory-- Future Teachers 3,4. Junior Play Committee, Senior Play Committee. GAA 3,4. Co-op 4. THOMAS SILHAVY--College Preparatory- -St. Ignatius High School 1. JOHNSlj GBOOM--Commercial--FootbaU 1,2, 3,4. Basketball 1. Wrestling 2,3,4. Baseball 1,2. Varsity Club 3,4. Choir 1,2,3. LINDA SLAUGHTER- -College Preparatory-- Student Council 1,2. Pep Club 1,2. Junior Play Committee. Choir 1,2. Madrigal 1,2. Orbit Staff 4. Horizon Club 1,2,3. Junior Achievement 3. GAA 1,2. LAURA SMITH--CoUege Preparatory- -Future Teachers 2. Pep Club 1. Band 1. Orbit Staff 3,4. Beacon Staff 3. Cheerleader 1. Campus Forum 1,2,3,4 vice-president. Spring Forensics 3,4. SHEILAH SMITH--Commercial--SenJor Play Committee. Band 1. Choir 1,2. Cheerleader 1,3, 4 captain. GAA 1,2. MARJORIE SNEDEKER--Commercial- -Pep Club 1. Junior Play Committee. Senior Play Committee. Choir 1,2,3. Horizon Club 1,2,3. PAULA SPELMAN- - College Preparatory- -Rogers High School 1. Future Teachers 4. Pep Club 4, Senior Play Committee. Latin Club 4. Horizon Club 3. Junior Achievement 4. RANDALL STALL- -College Preparatory--Foot- ball 1,2. Wrestling 1,2,3,4. Senior Play Cast. Band 1. Beacon Staff 4 editor. Junior Achieve- ment 3. GREGORYSTEENBERGEN— College Preparatory --Football 1,2. Cross Country 3,4. Wrestling 2,3,4. BasebaU 1,2. Varsity Club 3,4. DAVID STEENSMA--College Preparatory-- Football 1. Cross Country 2,3,4. Basketball 1. Track 3,4. Baseball 1. National Honor Society 3, 4treasurer. Varsity Club 3,4. Athletic Council 4. Junior Achievement 3,4. MARGARET STEIL- - CommeTCial--Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Junior Play Committee. Senior Play Committee. Cheerleader 1. GAA 1,2,3,4. Junior Achievement 3. DAVID STOEPKER— General--Tcnnis 2,3,4. Orbit Staff 2,3. Beacon Staff 2,3,4. Junior Achievement 3. JERRY STOLIECKAS -Gencral— Football 1,2. Baseball 1- Camera Club 4. JACK STORM--Col!ege Preparatory-- Camera Club 4. Co-op 4. Junior Achievement 4. MARYSTULU-Commercial--Pcp CTub 4. Jun- ior Play Committee. Senior Play Committee. GAA 1,2,3,4. Horizon Qub 1,2.3. BRUCESWEERS--CollegePreparatory--Football 1,2. Baseball 1. ROGER TEE RMAN--General--Baseball Manager 3. SUSAN TEERMAN- ' College Preparatory- -F u - ture Teachers 2. Senior Play Committee. Band 1,2,3,4. GAA 4. Horizon Cl ih 1,2,3 president. JEFFREY TE PASTTE- -General- -Band 1,2,3,4. Beacon Staff 4. RICHARD TEIU ' STRA--Collegc Preparatory-- Football 1,2,4. JAMES THATCHER- - College Preparatory-- Band 2,3,4. Junior Achievement 3. MARY THOMPSON-- Commercial— South High School 1. Choir 2,3. MARY TIMMER-- College Preparatory--Future Teachers 1. Junior Play Cast. Senior Play Com- mittee. Band 1,2,3,4. GAA 4. Horizon Club 1 pre sident, 2,3 vice-president. BONNIE TOBIN--Conunercial--Pep Club 2,3. Junior Play Committee. Senior Play Committee. HDrizon Club 2. CONNIE TOBIN--Commercial--Class Secretary 1. Pep Club 2,3,4. Junior Play Comminee. Sen- ior Play Committee. Horizon Club 2. Co-op 3. JOSEPH TURBESSI--General--ChoU 2,3. DOUGLAS VANCE--College Preparatory--Stu- dent Council 2. National Honor Society 4. Band 1,2,3. Senior Play Cast. LINDA VANDE GEVEL--College Preparatory-- JuniorPlay Committee. Senior PlayCommittee. Choir 3,4. GAA 1. Campus Forum 2,3. Horizon Club 3,4 secretary. Junior Achievement 4. DOUGIAS VANDER HOFF-- General --Class Treasurer 1. Football 1,2,3,4. WILLL M VAN HEEST--College Preparatory-- Band 1,2,3. Junior Achievement 3. JANE VAN KALKER--General--Pep Club 4. JuniorPlay Committee. Senior Play Committee. Art Club 3. GAA 1,2,4. Horizon Club 1,2,3. WILLIAM ' VAN PORT FLEET- -CoUege Pre- paratory- -Football 1,2. Wrestling 1,2,3,4. Var- sity Club 2,3,4 secretary-Ueasurer. Band 1,2,3,4 president. Athletic Council 3,4. ANDRIS VASERIS--CoUege Preparatory- -Base- ball 1,2,3,4. Beacon Staff 2. JUNE VODRY--General--Godwin l gh School 1. Pep Club 2,3. Beacon Staff 4. WAYNE VONK--CoUege Preparatory- -Class President 3. Student Council 1,2,3,4. Football 1.2. Tennis 1,2,3,4 captain. Varsity dub 2,3,4. Senior Play Committee, abit Staff 3. Beacon Staff 3. Athletic Council 4. Art Club 3. TONI VOOGD--General--Pep Club 1. Choir 1, 2.3. Madrigal 2,3. Art Club 3. Harizon Club 1. Beacon Staff 4. SAMUEL WABEKE--College Preparatory--Choir 2,3,4. Campus Forum 1,2,3,4. CAROLYN WALLER- -Commercial— Student Student Council 1. Senior Play Committee. Choir 1,2,3 secretary. Horizon Club 1,2,3. PAULA WERT-- College Preparatory--FutuTe Teachers 3,4. Junior Play Committee. Senior Play Committee. French Club 4 president. Horizon Club 1,3 secretary. KAREN W£STDORP--General--Horizon Club 1. DAVID WHITE- -General. FRED WICHT--College Preparatory— Class Vice-President 3. Class Treasurer 2. Student Council 1,2,3,4 treasurer. Football 1,2,3,4. Wtestling2,3. Track 1,2,3,4. Varsity Club 2,3,4. Homecoming Court 1,2,4 King. JANE WIERSMA- -Colle ge Preparatory- -Pep Club 1,3. Junior Play Committee. Senior Play Committee. Band 1,2.3,4. GAA 3,4. Campus Forimi 4. Horizon Club 1,2 secretary, 3 vice- president, 4. Junior Achievement 4. BCX NIE WILLS--College Preparatory— National Ifcnor Society 4. Future Teachers 2. Harizon dub 3,4. Choir 1,2,3,4. Madrigal 3,4. Campus Forum 2,3 secretary, 4 secretary-. Junior Achieve- ment 3. DONNA WOUDSTRA--Commercial--Pep Club 1. Junior Play Committee. Choir 1. Horizon Club 1,2,3. JOANNE Y ' ENOR- - College Preparatory- -Student Councils. Future Teachers 2,3,4, secretary. Band 1,2,3,4. Junior Play Committee. Senior Play Committee. GAA l,2,3treasurer, 4. Horizon Club 1,2 secretary, 3 secretary. MARGARET YOUNG-- General--Kelloggsville High School. Ottawa Hills Jigh School. Senior PlayCommittee. GAA 3,4. Horizon dub 3. Choir 2,3. Madrigal 3. m % ► ♦ ' UNDERCLASSMEN JOIN TOUNIFYSHIFT Mary Albers Barb Aleszka Bob Allison Mary Aman Don Anderson Rita Anderson Willard Anderson Debbie Armstrong Don Austin Bill Baker Gary Barber Sharon Baker Steve Baker Steve Blackford Toni Blanker John Bio em Curtis Boerema Doug BoUe Janet Boone John Bout Rich Bouwman JUNIORS HAD LOOK OF Juniors worked hard and fulfilled tiieir goals . They won first prize witii their Homecoming float, produced a memorable play, and presented an outstanding prom . They were constantly trying to earn money by selling magazines and sponsoring dances . The Junior ' s look of leadership was evident in more than class activities. Many Juniors were officers in school organizations . They developed more leadership ability with the promise for a good Senior year . Debbie Bowyer Pam Bowyer Barb Braciak Sara Braford Dave Brandsma Alice Brooks Dave Brower Leslie Buchanan Ken Buikema Jim Bulliment JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, Rich Kornoelje, vice- president, Denny Wheeler, presi- dent, Doug Stalsonburg, treasurer, and Barb Goorhouse, secretary, have the look of leadership. LEADERSHIP Carol Burt Jim Carpenter Scott Centille Bill Christensen Carol Christian Gordon Clark Joarm Cohe George Cooley Ed DePuit Carol DeRuiter Dave DeVries Sue DeZwan Tom Doane Mary Dombos Herm Driscoll Mike Dryer Randee Duncan Dale Elliott Russ Emery Mary Felix Bob Fiscus Bob Frazee Carole Freeman Larry Fry Mary Gable Valerie Crusan Linda Cutler Sharon Czerney Jim Daley Giimy DeBaets Ken DeKraker Sue Gagne Linda Gelock Doug Glasier Owen Goodman Barb Goorhouse Bemie Groendyke Jim Gummere Carol Hansma Gary Hansma Dale Harding Rick Harper Bonnie Harrison Connie Harrison Kathy Hartman Sharon Hath Ron Hayward Milo Herrington Ed Herron Lee Heyboer Jim Hoffert Ron Holben Hugh Hondorp Wayne Hoogerhyde Rich Hubbard Nancy Hughes Marcia Huizenga Albert Ives Jim Jacobitz JUNIORS Dan Kames Bob Karr CYNDY O ' CON- NOR represented the Juniors at Homecoming. 66 Dennis Keeney ' Jacquelyn Kemperman Mary Kerkstra Gail King BYE BYE BIRDIE won first prize. SHOW SWEET SUCCESS Judy Malmquist Diane Marshall Gail Medendorp Jane Mokma Geraldine Maoynelix Jerry Moomey Tom Morse Connie Nickerson Lavonne Niemczyk Rich Niewyk KenNoorman Mary Norder Cyndy O ' Connor Andrea Olah Terry Opdendyk Larry Oppenneer Ila Pechumer Barb Perry Rich Komoelje Mary Korstange Janis Kuipers Tom Kuyt Bob La Mora Ann Lass Ed Leazenby Roger Levering Bruce Lindgren Dave Luscher Dave Poskey Darrel Puis Gary Ranson Drucille Redebaugh Darlene Renfro Sue Rinehart George Ritz Linda Romig Ken Rosbury Gloria Rozema John Rynbrandt Sandra Schneider Greg Schliewe U.S. HISTORY is a required subject for all Juniors. JUNIORS LISTEN Ron Severance Linda Scharphom Sandy Sherrington Judi Sherron Michael Siery Janet Smith John Smith Mike Smith Liz Spaulding Dave Spyke Doug Stalsonburg Jim Stegenga Randy Stepek Craig Steketee Dennis Stickney Arlene Strik Dick Sytsma Roger Swadner Jim Talbott Mary Tamminga Wayne Telman Mary Tuffs Chuck Vanderwoud Linda Vandenbrink Bob Van Drunen Jorja Van Dyk Pat Van Dyk Linda Van Garderen Mary Van Noord Lois Van Ostrom Linda Van Putten Ron Van Wieren Dan Veltman Ron Vincent Janice Vogelaar Valerie Walcott Lucy Wassing Bill Wert AND EXPERIMENT CAREFULLY carrying out a chemistry experiment are Cyndy O ' Connor, Larry Oppenneer, Mike Shiery, and Bruce Pelon. Sue Wierda Terry Wilds Charlotte Wildie Jim Wiltjer Lois Winkle Mike Withers Dorothy Woodward Renae Woodward Bonnie Woudstra Joan Zagers Mary Zylema Tom Bennett Darlene Berends Linda Berends Brenda Adams Betty Anderson Tim Anderson Bill Applehof Ted Atwood Gary Austin Gary Bamhart Al Bassett Mike Behrens Andy Behro Wayne Beltz Barb Bennett SOPHOMORES Diane Bouwman Phil Brease Dan Briggs Vicki Brigstock Gloria Brocato Bruce Brookhouse Sharon Brown Cliff Burgess Playing a more important role , the Sophomores expanded their high school experiences . They prepared for future expendi- tures with money -making projects, including the selling of Christmas tree lights . Their potential talent reflected in their Homecoming float, Happiness is Victory. The greatest thrill was choosing their class rings . Hope Bush Larry Card Patrick Carpenter Ken Cash Jim Chadwick SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, Dave Van Port Fleet, treasurer, Sue Dewitt, secretary, Al Bassett, vice- president, and Roy Wierenga, president, had an important role. Jim Collins Colleen Corsoran Chris Cote Terry Cuperus Les Cutler Dan Daymon Diane DeBoer Ron Deiters Ken DenBoer Sue DeWitt Fred Dikker Jerry Dikker Anita Dobbins EXPAND ROLE Mary Dryer Vona Duffield Bob Elshof Cheryl Ennis Jack Feenstra Bob Fellmer Bonnie Felton Toni Fish Sue Fleming MWW Mary Grover Dick Haaksma Art Hall Kathy Hanson Don Ham Jeff Fopma Pat Frary Mary Ann Gacek Barb Glasier Pat Gordon Frank Graeber Andy Grant Jack Griffin Cheryl Harper Vicki Harrington Herb Hayward Craig Heldman Ellen Herring Dale Hindenach Mike Hogan Dave Holben HAPPINESS IS VICTORY showed the fine workman- ship of the Sophomores. Joann Holleman Sandra Hoick Owen Holmes Mark Huebner Sue Hutson Janice Huyser Bruce Ida Jerry Isenga Barton Ives Gary Jandernda Lynda Jansma Ron Jipping SOPHOMORES FEATURE HOMECOMING HAPPINESS Nora Johnson Tom Johnson Jeff Kacos Ted Klaver Marv Kloostra Larry Korf Charlene Kuyt Rod LaHuis Karen Lake Inez Langeweg Dave Langin Mike Laubscher Nancy Laubach Linda Layle Gary Leazenby Cheri Lenartz Janice Lindgren Lynda Mahaney Dorothy Malone Rose Mazzarelli Bruce McManus Diane Meekhof Chris Melin Carolyn Meyer Dick Meyers Barbie Mokma Dave Mollema Dan Moomey Jack Morse Ruth Mulder MARY VEENENDALL represented the Sophomores at Homecoming. Mike Murphy Judy Newhouse Dave Nichols Ted Nies Rich Oehri Sandy Oppenneer John Overkleeft Jo arm Pater Dan Paxson Mary Poll Judy Postma Gerry Pylman Bob Ranson Jim Reminga Dan Renfro Dave Richards Craig Riemersma Pat Roskamp Pam Rozema Nancy Rus Nancy Ryerson Jim Schmalz Gary Schiewe Dave Schmieding Tim Schieding Matt Sevensma Linda Sherron Nancy Smallwood Mary Smith Rick Sneathen Linda Spaanstra Linda Spyke Ed Staal COLLECTING ad- mission at the slave sale, CheriVogelaar is an example of Sophomore partici- pation. SOPHOMORES ADD TO DAN BRIGGS is trying to explain geometry to Dan Graeber. Dan Sullivan Tom Sullivan Linda Swanson Claudia Tambke Sandee Teerman Joe TePastte Sharon Tilden Jerry Timmer Jeanne Timmerman Steve Tower Dennis Trumbull Don Turnbull Janice Turpin HALL MONITOR Steve Tower makes good use of his time. Jake Van Rees Wayne Vance Bonnie Vande Byl Bruce Van Heest Bill Van Houten SCHOOL LIFE Dick Van Kuik Robin Van Noord Dave Van Port Fleet Ed Van ' tHof Craig Van Volkinburg Ruth Van Zyl Mary Veenendall Karen Veltman Ruth Westerhof Roy Wierenga Maris Williams Bob Wilterdink Wendy Windquist Larry Witte John Worsley Bruce Woudenberg Bill Wyckoff Arden Ye nor Florance Ziomkowski Shirley Ziomkowski Tim Zylstra Jack Verhil John Versfelt Nancy Vodry Cheri Vogelaar Judy Voss Dan Walcott Karen Walters Linda Watson Sharon Weber Sue Aardoma Mike Aleszka Neil Alexander Bob Alma Kris Anderson Mary Archer Pam Armstrong Calvin Arnold Conni Austin Rob Austin Frank Baker Randy Baker Charles Barr Johnny Barchelder Linda Battjes Barb Beardsley Jeanne Bennett Karen Benit Ron Berends Ron Blain Karen Blackford Grace Bloem Chuck Boettner Dale Bol Loren Bolhuis FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS, Jim Wicht, president, Chuck Breen, treasurer. Dona Van Dyk, secretary, and Dave Hartman, vice-president, happily carried out their respon- sibilities. Dave Bont Bruce Boomstra Fred Boogaard Joyce Boone FRESHMEN TO CREATE Creating an image of themselves, the Freshmen completed their first year. Their imagination and originality was displayed in their dance honoring the football players . Interested in gaiety, they held several spirited class parties . The talent shown in their Homecoming float, The Falcons Will Fall promised their future success . STRIVE IMAGE Mark Burgess Joe Campbell Doug Caszatt Scott Clifton Debby Cooper DeLynn Corkins Kathy Czemey Deb Daley Roxy Darrow Dale DeKraker Sue DeLaat Gerald DePuit Greg De Vries Marjean DeWitt Colleen Flyrm Bill Foster Chery Frye John Gage Dewain Gardner Dave Gibbs Daryl Gibbs Nancy Gilbert Mark Glenn Steve Goodman Mac Gray Bob Griffin John Grit Bill Hall Don Hamilton Fred Diekman Sandra Dunn Bill Dombos Janice Dutmer Jane Dutmer Larry Dutmer Bill Farrington Debby Finnegan Larry Hansma Steve Hammond Margie Harmon Marty Harrison Dave Hartman Dave Hath Sljerry Hawley Herb Hayward Dave Heald Sandra Heidsma Leo Herrington Ron Herron Ruth Hoffert Joan Hoffman Gaila HoUaway Rick Hollis Mary Herstein Marva Heyboer Cheryl Hildebrand Dennis Hill Marilyn Hindenach Fred Hoffert Virginia Holtsclaw Karen Hondema THE FALCONS WILL FALL won second prize. Terry Hoogerhyde Tom Hooker Ron Hoop Bruce Hutson Linda Huyser Barb Jackson Marilyn Jacobitz Mary Jarvi Irene Johns Maria Johnson Priscella Johnson Chuck Jones Dan Jones Sandra Jones Jim Kastelz Annamae Keiser Carole Kennaugh Dave Kennedy Deb Kennedy Bonnie Kennedy Lynda Klaver Gary Kerkstra Carole Kiel Jan King Kris Klynstra Arlyn Kooiman Kathy Kronemeyer JANE DUTMER was Freshman Homecoming repre sentative. Pat Perry Janet Pontius Dianne Poskey Chuck Postma Bob Radle Paul Remtema Gloria Renfro Kay Roeper Ted Roper Judy Rosbury Esther Rotzell Kathy Rozell Sandee Rozema Rich Scharphom Delores See Diane Sharp Mogi Shearer Jim Shephard Mike Sherrington Barb Slaughter Ginger Slaughter Dorothy Sloop Chuck Smith Jackie Smith Jim Smith FRESHMAN CHEER- LEADERS, Kathy Mc- Donald, Barb Jackson, Marva Heyboer, Dona Van Dyk, Jane Dut- mer, and Shirley Niewyk added pep to the Freshman games. FRESHMEN Larry Smoes Larry Sneathen Kathi Spaanstra Margi Spaulding Fred Stalsonburg Ross Steketee JERRY DEPUIT always seems to study. Mark Stowe Harold Stull Pam Svoboda Bob Sytsma Karen Talbott Arleen Teerman Jim Terpstra Steve Thomas John Thompson KEEP ACTIVE WITH CHEERS AND STUDIES Kathy Thompson Leo Tobian Don TumbuU Glenn Trumbull Sandi Turpin Jim Valley Wes Van Conet Bob Vanderlind Marie Vander Wal Don Vande Water Dona Van Dyk Doug Van Kalker Doug Van Sweden Phil Veeneman Pat Veltman Brenda Versfelt Dan Vollink Jerry Vredevelt Debbie Wallace Don Wallace Micheal Weber Claude Wells Judi Wert Arme Westa Curt White Jim Wicht Barb Wiersma Ron Wilcox Sherry Williams Judy Wilson Kathy Wiltjer Rich Withers Rich Wyn Pat Young Julie Zagers Nancy Zuidema Eric Braun Jack Brown Terry Byle Chari Cheyne Bonnie Coates Georgetta Cole Kristi Conner C harlene DeBoer Ken DeLaat Diane DeVries Michael Dobbins Judy Dryer Ervin Dykstra Diannel Fink Sandy Fountain Marc Anderson Pam Anderson Cal Andre e Dave Appleby Phil Banfill Jeff Blaauw Cindy Blanker Mary Boelens Russ Bosch Kathy Bowyer Debra Brandsma Tim Brower Delores Glasier Tom Harmon Larry Harper Toni Hath Marshall Heald Barb Hoekman Bill Hoff ert Larry Homrich Russ Homrich Kathyrn Hondema Mike Horton Jim Howland Larry Huebner Mary Huizinga Cherlynn Johnson Joe Johnson Craig Jones Rick Jones Gary Karnes Dave Kellogg Gary Korhom Russ Kornoelje Rhonda Koster Bob Kuhlman Mary Kuipers EIGHTH PLAN TO NEW Tim LaHuis Rick Lindgren Linda Luscher Ken Matte ron Sandra McMall Jim McNitt Deb Medeiidorp Larry Meekhof Charlotte Meyer Martha Molina Rod Nelson Mike O ' Keefe Ken Perry Jerry Peterson Jackie Pike Bob Poll Marianne Ratering Audry Scott GRADERS SHIFT LOCATION Pat Schmieding Deb Schilling Sue Schrumpf Mike Scullion Merrie Sevensma Cynde Sherman Barb Slagboom Dave Smith Marcia Smith Bonnie Snoeyink Boulevard is prepared for the entrance to the Junior High. Mary Snedeker Chuck Soentgen Vicki Spaanstra Larry Stoliechas Barb Teerman John Thorpe Diana Tilden Beth Tiinmer Bill Tuffs Bill Upton Christina Upton Bob Vander Molen Bob Vander Zee Joyce Van Drunen Bill Van Weezel Thelma Versfelt Dick Wassing Vicky Weber Nancy Whitbeck Mike Whitcomb Mary White Sandy Whitford Candy Wildie Gwenda Woodman Vern Ye nor Jacalyn Am an Dave Anderson Kim Anderson Brad Austin Mike Baker Bonnie Barnhart Connie Barnhart Nancy Batchelder Daryl Behro Kristi Bennett Phyllis Berends Al Blackford Karen Blink Ken Bond Wilfred Bout Mike Buikema Vivian Buhler Wilma Buhler Ron Bultema Frank Burt Mike Byle Bob Byle Mary Centille Tom Cottrell Jim Courter Tom Curtis Jon Daley Linda DeKraker Cathy DeWitt Linda DeWitt Foug Diekman Doug Dikker Rick Doane Bob Dolan Carolyn Elerick Dave Elliott Jan Emery Jim Estep Bob Farrington Jerry Felix Patti Freeman Wendy Gagne Dave Garvin Raleigh Griffin Dawn Hath Ricky Hansma Cindy Harper Debbie Harper Laurie Herring Mark Hertstein Sue Himes Mark Hogan Don Hollaway Roger Hollis Pam Holmes Mark Holtsclaw Ken Horn Debra Hutson Larry Jansma Bonnie Johnson Scott Kacos LOWER OUT; SEVENTH JUNIOR HIGH STU- DENT COUNCIL: Lower left to upper right; Jeff McDonald, Rick Steenbergen, Jerry Felix, Cindy Blanker, Sandra Foun- tain, Ken Bond, Vern Yenor, Erv Dykstra, Sandra Kamp Jan Katsma Arnold Kerney Clint Kenney Bill Kemperman John Kennaugh Dick Kennedy GRADES ENTER GRADE Marshall He aid, Mary Beth Huizinga, Jan Zagers,Philis Berends, Janice Emery, Jackie Pike, Janene Moore, Joyce Van Duinen, and Mr. Wickering, advisor. Tarri Klynstra Rainell LaFontsee Dora Langeweg Carol Lankamp Carol Larson Dave Lauritzen Ed Lehmann Bob Levering Gail Lovins Rita Lowing Art Matteson Greg McCall Jeff McDonald Jim McElheny Janene Mohr Pat Molyneux Terry Moore Ed Morse Ron Notenbaum Liz O ' Keefe Karen Pikaart Marijane Poskey Jan Reminga Doug Rozema Barb Shaffer Craig Sharp Sherman Patrick Deb Shiery Jim Simmers Bruce Slaughter Dale Smith Rick Steenbergen Joy Teale Maria Thompson John Vander Wal Jan Vander Werf Bob Van He est Dave Van Hill Tom Van Kalker Lois Van Noord Steve Van Wieren Jim Veenendall Karen Veurink Debby VoUink Beth Westdorp Karen Whitbeck Colleen Whitcomb Rebecca Whitcomb Mary Wier Roy Wilcox Cathy Woodman Jan Zagers Tim Zuidema Tom Zuidema n ft ' ' = , ' V jatar Mi-s.,- «■ ■ mism tii ' ' t i ts jdSt mm .sj ' H ' mmses ' - .isn VICTORY SHIFTED IN ATHLETICS • % TRACK TEAM BEST IN WEST MICHIGAN SHOWING the form which helped to tie the high hurdle record, Phil Gooch places second in the Regionals. The 1964 track team proved its superiority by sweeping all seven of its dual meets to win first place in the OK Conference . For the first time, the Wyoming track team captured the Regional crown. Five new records were set. The 880 yard relay recordwas brought down to 1:34.4, and a new league record in the mile relay was posted. Ken Coates set two new records: 1:22.9 in the mile, and 1:57.7 in the 880 run. Jerry Jen - kinsonput the shot for a record of 49 feet. DAVE SPYKE sprints the 220 for a place in the Regional meet. 1964 Track Record Wyoming Forest Hills 33 2 3 75 1 3 Byron Center 3 2 3 105 1 3 Rogers 35 74 Hudsonville 22 78 Lee 31 1 3 77 2 3 Kellogsville 34 75 Kentwood 23 2 3 85 1 3 OK Conference Meet, 1st place 60 1 2 Regional Meet, 1st pi ace 36 1 2 STRAINING for the finish, another first in the 440. Dick Bont takes TRACK TEAM: FRONT ROW: Gregg Schliewe, Ron Holben, Dick Pearson, Larry Fry, Phil Gooch, Tom Bennett. SECOND ROW: Bob Felmer, Jerry Berends, Darryl Puis, Dave Hoben, Dan Damon, Arden Yenor, Larry Whitey, Dave Steensma. THIRD ROW: Mr. dinger, Dan Sullivan, Don Farrington, Dave Tardy, Dick Gilbert, Roy Wierenga, Ted Atwood, Mr. Grimm. FOURTH ROW: Harold Ranson, Mike Behrens, Bruce Brookhouse, Robin Van Noord, Don Benit, Bob Stuheke, Ken Coates, Howard WTiite, Dave Spyke. FIFTH ROW: Ken Engle, Ted Klaver, Bruce Van Heest, Rich PuUen, Dan Paxton, Phil Van Huizen, Tom DePuit, Bruce Lindgeen, Doug Bolle, Jerry Jenkinson. DAVE STEENSMA and HOWIE WHITE added strength to Wyoming ' s mile. 3 f % BASEBALL TEAM LOOKS AHEAD The Viking baseball team showed great spirit and many new prospects for future years. Six letter win- ners will return for action in 1965. Among these is sophomore pitcher , John R5mbrant, who led the Viking hurler s . The highlight of the season was the defeat of Byron Center which was the only one they received in league competition. Climaxing the season, Mike Burill and John Rynbrant were named to the OK all conference team which defeated the City League all stars in the Kimble tournament . BASEBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: Dave Zierleyn, Owen Goodman, Albert Ives, Jim Gummere, Mike Mullema, Mi. Kramer. SECOND ROW: John Rynbrant, Mike Burrill, Bob Robins, Bill Christiansen, Fred Anderson. THIRD ROW: Jim Holtsclaw, Andy Vaseris, Walt DeVries, Doug Buikema, Steve Baker, Doug Stalsonburg. FOURTH ROW: Rick Harper, Larry Oppenneer, Rich Niewyk, Monte Boynton, Harm DriscoU, Barry Cox. ANDY VASERIS digs in to get more power. JOHN RYNBRANT delivers a strike to put down a Forest Hills threat. JIM HOLTSCLAW fields a grounder for an easy out at first. 1964 BASEBALL RECORD Creston 2 Wyoming Grandville 3 2 Rogers Kelloggsville Unity Christian Byron Center Kentwood 4 10 6 3 2 2 4 8 5 Hudsonville 1 3 Forest Hills 6 5 Lee 2 7 Grandville 9 6 Rogers 5 2 Kelloggsville Byron Center Kentwood 2 1 3 12 4 Forest Hills 10 Lee 2 1 Lee 2 i TENNIS TEAM MAKES STRONG SHOWING Mi ' i TENNIS TEAM: FRONT ROW: Craig Riemersma, Terry Oppendyk, Ken Noorman, Dan Barton, Tom Doane. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bra- endle, Steve Tower, Dave Stoepker, Wayne Vonk, Ken Bmkema, Wayne Telman, Al Hoick. 1964 TENNIS RECORD Cedar Springs Zee land Grandville Lowell Lee Comstock Park Way land Holland Christian Rogers Zeeland Lowell Godwin Cedar Springs Wayland Holland Christian Kent wood Wyoming 3 5 1 4 5 3 7 3 5 3 1 2 5 7 KEN BUIKEMA goes to the sideline to return an oppon- ent ' s shot at Lamar Park. AGAINST TOUGH OPPONENTS The nets are down and the rackets put away as the netters wound up their 1964 season. The team fin- ished with an amazing recordcon- sideringthat they played as an in - dependent against class A schools. The record included nine wins , six losses, and one tie. Giving the season a grand finale was Wyom- ing ' s sweep of the regional with Al Hoick taking the singles champ- ionship and the team of Don Bouma and Wayne Vonk capturing the doubles title. CRAIG RISMERSMA serves to his oppon- ent slatting his match. WAYNE VONK backhands a service showing the form which helped capture the Regional doubles. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM SHOWS SPIRIT DESPITE LET DOWN The Wyoming cross countryteam needs more underclassmen run- ners, remarked Coach Grimm about this year ' s season. The Viking harrier s finished in a fourth place tie with Lee after three suc- cessful years as OK champs. Dave Steensma and Dave Holben paced the team and both went to state meet as individual partici- pants. Although the times run by the team members were as good as previous years, the cross country team lacked the depth needed for the tougher league competition. ■jVi MS- 1964 CROSS COUNTRY RECORD Wyoming Byron Center 42 18 Rogers 21 38 Forest Hills 25 34 Lee 25 34 Kelloggsville 35 24 Kent wood 40 20 OK Conferenc :e Meet, 5th place 118 (Low score wins) DAVE STEENSMA and DAVE HOLBEN stride as they prepare to climb the Johnson Park hill. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: FRONT ROW: Dave Holben, Phil Brease, Dave Steensma, Jerry Berends, Jim Talbott. SECOND ROW: Larry Witte, Bill Bowyer, Denny Keeney, RonBerends, Mr. Grimm. LAST ROW: Willard Pechumer, Roger Swadner, Bruce Lindgrin, Mike Withers, Greg Steenbergen. GREGG STEENBERGEN plans his position as the race starts amid a mass of runners. OPPOSITE: Trees and the setting sun form the back- ground as Dave Holben sprints to the finish. FLANKER BACK, Barry Cox, also led Wyoming ' s defense as a halfback. 1964 FOOTBALL RECORD Wyoming Northview 61 Rogers 12 21 Byron Center 56 Forest Hills 26 Hudsonville 32 Kent wood 9 39 Kelloggsville 13 32 Lee 6 40 Grandville 7 6 FOOTBALL TEAM DOMINATES AGAIN The Wyoming Park Vikings con- tinued to dominate OK League foot - ball as they captured their third straight league title . This year ' s offense was very explosive as they racked up 314 points while the de- fense held the opposition to a total of 47. Fred Wicht led our high - scoring offense as he ripped through enemy defenses for 1, 285 yards on 112 carries while scor- ing 196 points. Fred Wicht, Tom DePuit, Jim Holtsclaw, Tom Heyboer, and Jerry DeKraker were chosen to the all conference team. Fred also made the all -state second team; Larry Brown earned the WZZM Player of the Week award for his performance against Lee . FRED WICHT, all OK back, scores against Byron Center. FOOTBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: Rich Kornoelje, Doug Stalsonburg, John Smith, Clinton Cazatt, Harol- dean Ranson, Gary Ranson, Phil Gooch, Tom DePuit, Dave Poskey, Jim Hoffert. SECOND ROW: Bob Jip- ping, Ron Holben, Wayne Vonk, Chuck Kennedy, Dave DeVries, Jim Holtsclaw, Fred Wicht, Jim Gummere, Dave Bond, Dave Spyke. THIRD ROW: Mr. Cooke, Wayne Hoogerhyde, Lee Heyboer, Ron Fish, Jim Steg- enga, BernieGroendyke, Jim Wilcher, Larry Oppeneer, Dan Kerkstra, Dennis Stickeney, Mr. VerDuin, Matt Sevensma. FOURTH ROW: Jerry DeKraker, Dick Bont, Mr. dinger, Larry Barnhart. LAST ROW: Ed De- Puit, John Slagboom, Tom Heyboer, Ray Sheerhorn, Chuck VanderWood, Tom Morse, Ron Heyward, Owen Goodman, Gregg Schliewe, and Mike Smith. GREG SCHLIEWE, LARRY BROWN, JERRY DEKRAKER, RICH KORNOELJE, and RICH MORSE await more action as they watch from the sideline. OPPOSITE: Digging in against Grandville, the Viking defense proved tough against all com - petition. FOOTBALL ' S IS CARRIED BY CAPABLE STRAIN, as expressed on the faces of student trainer Bobb Jipping and tackle John Slagboom, was the feeling of everyone at the Grandville game. ENTHUSIASM TO STUDENTS CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, Marilyn Malone, Cyndy O ' Connor, Gloria Kops, Sheilah Smith, Pam Bowyer, and Jacqui Kemper- man, cheerfully support Wyoming High School. MARILYN MALONE shows the enthusiasm which has made her popular in all activities. THE RESERVE CHEERLEADERS, Jeanne Timmerman, Mary Veenendall, Janis Stegenga, Linda Watson, Judy Postma, and Dorothy Malone, enjoyed backing the Reserves. THE GAME IS MORE THAN THE ATHLETES JERRY DEKRAKER makes a jump shot over an opponent ' s defense. MIDDLE: Using his left hand, Tom Heyboer shoots a hook shot. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: Jim Holtsclaw, Rich Niewyk, Doug Stalsonbuig, John Ryn- brandt, Jerry DeKraker, Dave Spyke; SECOND ROW: Mr. Schuiling, Greg Schliewe, Tom DePuit, Bob Van Drunen, Tom Bennett, Tom Morse, Jim Hoffert, Dave Brower, Bobb Jipping. m r . .. BASKETBALL MAKES STRONG FINISH 1965 BASKETBALL RECORD Zeeland 76 Wyoming 70 Forest Hills 68 45 Lee 63 61 Rogers Kelloggsville Byron Center Grandville 63 52 52 67 62 55 61 84 Kentwood 61 69 Hudsonville 67 74 Hudsonville Unity Forest Hills 83 52 67 71 Lee 53 73 Rogers Kelloggsville Grandville 66 67 81 57 80 72 Byron Center 55 56 Although the Viks started out the OK League season slowly this year by dropping their first three games, they came back strong to win eight of the last nine. This enabled them to tie Kelloggsville for second place in the final standings . Tom Heyboer ' s scoring and re- bounding combined with the rest of the team ' s balanced scoring attack sparked this late season comeback. Because of his out- standing performances, Tom was a member of the all conference team . Jerry DeKraker was choosen as a member of the all conference second team. WRESTLING WINS AGAIN HAROLDEAN RANSON struggles to keep his opponent from escaping. € ' % i I J! f J tru 14 1 WRESTUNG TEAM: FRONT ROW: Mr. Hedgecock, Dave Van Port Fleet, Tom Bennett, Dick Gifford, Dave Bond, Bill Van Port Fleet, Randy Staal; SEC- OND ROW: Bemie Groendyke, Greg Steenbergen, Chuck Kennedy, Gary Ranson, John Slagboom, Haroldean Ranson; THIRD ROW: Terry Cupems, Al Blanker, Dan Daymon, Denny Wheeler, Chuch Lemery, Bruce Van- Heest, ArdenYenor, Leo Tobian. GAINING valuable riding time, co-captain Dave Bond has the top position. Repeating an outstanding record, the wrestling team took the OK league championship. In their weight classes, Dick Gif- ford, Bill VanPortFleet, and Dave Bond lead the team to victory. Dick Gifford was unbeaten in the dual meets . Wrestling continued to increase in popularity with both the partici- pants and spectators . GARY RANSON has his Grandville foe near a pin. 1965 WRESTLING RECORD Wyoming Cedar Springs 12 28 Lowell 32 11 Lee 14 28 Grandville 25 17 Rogers 6 40 Forest Hills 10 41 Grandville 34 8 Byron Center 54 Cedar Springs 16 25 Lee 18 25 Lowell 13 29 Forest Hills 12 28 Byron Center 54 Rogers 14 26 Godwin 22 21 CO-CAPTAlN Dick Gifford works to get a pin. RESERVE FOOTBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: Larry Smoes, Bruce Woudenberg, Jim Chadwick, Dan Paxson, Rick Sneathen, Gary Schliewe; SECOND ROW: Craig Riemersma, Bill Wyckoff, Larry Steenbergen, Mike Hogan, Gary Jandemoa, Rod La Huis, Rick Steenbergen; THIRD ROW: Mr. Rice, Ted Nies, Dan Daymen, Jim Troup, Wayne Beltz, Mr.Belanger; FOURTH ROW: Bob Wilterdink, Dick Haaksma, Mark Huebner, Jim Bobeldyk, Bruce McManus, Cliff Burgess, Bob Ranson; FIFTH ROW: Roger Stone, Bob Elshof, John Steensma, Robin Van Noord, Jim Wicht, Roy Wierenga, Ted Atwood. 1964 RESERVE FOOTBALL RECORD Wyoming Grandville 27 Rogers 7 Byron Center 52 Forest Hills 21 Hudsonville 21 Kentwood 21 Kelloggsville 7 27 Lee 27 BOB RANSON scampers around end for another gain. w r 1 1 w mm 1 H; J |3 (1 ■1 ' k (•• ' -9 Wm K 9 Mr M k ' i . JB ' t i wf ■WM H ■p p Jj - Mi w m - jfjl , ■ ' ■ •ff ■■■ ' ' V ' ■ T isy-w- 1965 RESERVE BASKETBALL RECORD Wyoming Zeeland 71 45 Forest Hills 42 49. Lee 39 38 Rogers 53 49 Kelloggsville 62 57 Byron Center 59 52 Grandville 44 56 Kentwood 48 53 Hudsonville 63 44 Hudsonville Unity 54 45 Forest Hills 43 63 Lee 33 63 Rogers 51 41 Kelloggsville 57 52 Grandville 78 66 Byron Center 32 51 JEFF FOPMA shoots a free throw. RESERVES BUILD FOR VARSITY RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: Steve Tower, Jeff Fopma, Art Hall, Bruce Woudenberg, Jack Morse, Bob Elshof; SECOIvID ROW: Mr. Braendle, Bob Ranson, Larry Steenbergen, Ken DenBoer, Frank Graeber, Craig Riemersma, Roy Wierenga, Dale Bolhuis. RESERVE WRESTUNG TEAM: FRONT ROW: Mr. Cooke, Dave Holben, Ron Dieters, Barton Ives, Albert Ives, Ron Hayward; SECOIMD ROW: Bob Winblad, Ted Nies, Jim Valley, Dan Vollink, Mike Aleszka, Chris Cote; TMRD ROW: DanWalcott, Mac Gray, Mark Burgess, Rob Van Noord, Fred Diekman, Mike Cote. 1965 RESERVE WRESTLING RECORD Wyoming Cedar Springs 27 14 Lowell 33 10 Lee 3 24 Grandville 18 9 Rogers 3 22 Forest Hills 25 11 Grandville 11 26 Cedar Springs 5 24 Lee 5 3 Lowell 29 14 Forest Hills 13 12 Rogers 8 Godwin 3 5 RESERVES DEVELOP ATHLETES 1964 RESERVE BASEBALL RECORD Wyoming Grandville 11 Rogers 13 5 Byron Center 5 4 Kentwood 5 1 Forest Hills 4 9 Lee 4 Grandville 2 9 Rogers 7 Byron Center 1 Kelloggsville 4 4 Kentwood 9 Forest Hills 11 2 Lee 4 5 1964 RESERVE BASEBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: Gary Austin, Wayne Beltz, Bob Ranson, Matt Sevensma; SECOND ROW: Mr.Ver Duin, Mike Hogan, Larry Steenbergen, Jim Bobeldyk, EdStaal; THIRD ROW: Bob Elshof, Bruce Wouden- burg, Tim Zylstra, Cliff Burgess. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: Dick Schaiphorn, Doug He aid, Bill Lowing, Randy Baker, Don Wallace, Mike Aleszka, Doug VanSweden; SECOND ROW: Frank Baker, Mac Gray, Jim Terp- stra, Dave Stiles, Bob Stevens, Tom Hooker, Jerry Vredevelt, Mark Stowe, Larry Hansma, Ron Wilcox, Mr. Hedgecock; THIRD ROW: Mr. Bosma, Rob Austin, Harold Stull, Mark Glenn, Dave Burgess, Larry Sneathen, Doug Caszatt, Neil Alex- ander, Ted Roeper, Fred Stalson- burg; FOURTH ROW: Larry Dut- mer, Dave Hartman, Rick Hollis, Steve Hammond, Tom Braciak, Curt White, Jim Valley, Charlie Breen, Fred Hoffert, Dave Hath; FIFTH ROW: Steve Goodman, Dan Vollink, Rick Stekette, Dan White, Greg DeVries, John Batchelder, Ron Blain, Terry Hoogerhyde, Bill Tuffs. 1964 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL RECORD Wyoming Grandville 25 Rogers Forest Hills Hudsonvllle 49 Kentwood 7 12 Kelloggsville 12 19 Lee 6 26 FRESHMEN MAKE GOOD START 1965 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Wyoming Forest Hills 21 44 Lee 30 48 Rogers 42 18 Kelloggsville 25 31 Byron Center 30 33 Grandville 23 37 Kentwood 27 45 Hudsonville 30 37 Forest Hills 37 46 Lee 40 59 Rogers 37 28 Kelloggsville 29 58 Grandville 31 44 Lee Tournament 7 2d place FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Mr, Thornton Rob Austin Randy Baker Dave Burgess Doug Caszatt Steve Goodman Dave Hartman Ron Herron Fred Hoffert Dan Jones Dick Scharphorn Larry Smoes Fred Stalsonburg Doug VanSweden Dan White Jim Wicht Ron Wilcox SHIFTING INTERESTS ADD ORGANIZATIONS SC PROMOTES RESPECT STUDENT COUNCIL OF- FICERS, Fred Wicht, treas- urer, Jacqui Kemperman, secretary, Ron Fish, pres- ident, and Dick Pearson, vice-president, promoted the high school. The Student Council promotes better conditions for the high school. It provides assemblies for the enrichment and entertainment of the students. The records it buys create a pleasant atmosphere in the cafeteria. It recognizes that high school students want respect and consideration. The National Honor Society honors students with high scholastic achievement and leadership abil- ity. Promoting character and ser- vice, it helps other students through a tutoring program . GARY FREEING checks records to play in the cafeteria. NHS REWARDS ACHIEVEMENT STHOI ARSMIP AT THE induction ceremony, vice-president Bonnie Alverson lights the candle of Scholarship. STEVE BAKER receives congratulations from president Dick Pearson and his pin from secretary Dorothy Pitt. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, FRONT ROW: Dorothy Pitt, Sheryl DeGroot, Barb Bont, Bonnie Wills, Bonnie Alverson. SECOND ROW: Doug Vance , Steve O ' Brian, Gary Roeper, Ron Fish. THIRD ROW: Mr. Zylstra, Dave Steensma, Steve Larson, Ken Engle, Dick Pear- son. FTA LEARNS WHILE HELPING OTHERS BARB GOORHOUSEpractice teaches in the seventh grade. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB: Left to Right from Top to Bottom: Sharon Seven- sma, Joanne Yenor, Bob Howland, Chuck Jackson, Steve Larson, Dorothy Pitt, Debbie Bowyer, Sharon Tilden, Nancy Laubach, Bonnie Alverson, Steve Black- ford, Linda Swanson, Maris Williams, Sandy Sherrington, Nancy Ryerson, Sue Wierda, Cherye Vogelaar, Sue Gagne, Joann Cole, Mary Albers, Mary Tuffs, Judy Keeney, Val Crusan, Tootie Redebaugh, Janice Kuipers, Ann Lass, Kathy Hartman, Paula Spelman, Joyce Rosa, Barb Bont, Gloria Roaema, Karen Lape, Sue Becker, Carol DeRuiter, Cindy O ' Connor, Mary Dombos, Kathy Willyard, Cheryle Lenartz, Nancy Rus, Barb Goorhouse, Mike Laubscher, Jim Chadwick. NEGATIVE speakers Dick Pearson and Terry Opendyk contended no AFFIRMATIVE speakers Bill Barrett and Dave Dalman danger of war. held the imminence of war. DEBATERS WIN CHAMPIONSHIP POSING with their trophy are Dave Dalman, Mrs . Yared, Dick Pearson, Terry Opendyk, Ed DePuit, and Bill Barrett. The debate team won the OK League Debate Championship. Arguing the topic, Resolved: That Nuclear Weapons Should Be Con- trolled By An International Organ- ization, the team had an 11-1 record. Affirmative speakers contended the imminence of nuclear war: that small nations will be obtaining and using nuclear weapons, that mis- understanding among large nations may cause war. Negative speakers contended no danger of war: that peace remains through mutual fear, that posses- sion of nuclear weapons does not constitute international nuclear ATHLETES EXTEND HIGH STANDARDS VARSITY CLUB, FRONT ROW: Tom Doane, Craig Riemersma, Howie White, Larry Witte, Jerry Ber ends, Larry Oppenneer, Clint Caszatt, Chuck Kennedy, Dick Gifford, Dave Bond, Dick Bont, Mr. Ver Duin. SECOND ROW; Dave Spyke, Wayne Tel- man, Jim Gummere, D ave Steensma, Bill Van Port Fleet, Dave Holben, Ken Buikema, Rich Niewyk, Jim Holtsciaw, Barry Cox, John Rynbrant, Steve Tower. THIRD ROW: Doug Stalsonberg, Greg Schliewe, John Slagboom, Denny Wheeler, Fred Wicht, Mike Withers, Rog Swagner, Jerry Kemperman, Ron Fish, Greg Steenbergen, Ken Engle. FOURTH ROW: Chuch Lem- ery, Wayne Vonk, Haroldean Ranson, Ton Holben, Tom Morse, Ray Sheerhom, Tom DePuit, Dave Poskey, Gary Frieling, Rich Kornoelje. Varsity Club accomplished its main purpose of promoting a high stand- ard of sportsmanship and creating fellowship among varsity athletes. Underthe guidance of Barry Cox and Mr. Ver Duin, sponsor, this club purchased all of the equipment used in the weight training rooms by all of the athletes. Included in these purchases were a heat lamp, three sets of weights and an ultrasonic- sound machine. The club also pro- vided books and magazines for coaches and players which have helped make the Wyoming teams as good as they have been. BOBB JIPPING ' S treatment with the ultrasound machine will help Dave Bond recover more quickly. PEP CLUB PROMOTES HIGH SPIRIT PEP CLUB OFFICERS, Val Crusan, president, Diana Harrington, treas- urer, Val Walcott, vice- fffesident, andAnn Lass, secretary, promoted high spirit. GESTURING, Carol Christian tries to per- suade Sue DeWitt on an idea for a pep as- sembly. Pep Club, a service organiza- tion to help the school promote spirit especially for athletic events, was responsible for pep assemblies. The club sold pen- nants and made signs to promote school spirit. They also helped to pay for the blazer jackets for the coaches. They had a Christmas breakfast for all of the members, and in May, the members received their pins. CAMPUS FORUM HELPS TEENS HOWIE ROZEMA, president, chuckles as he watches a humorous skit. TEACHERS presented a skit at one of the meetings. DAVE DUPEY, treasuier, reads his report to Bonnie Wills, Sue Wierda, Barb Bont, and Sheryl DeGroot. One of the most active clubs this year was the newly organized Campus Forum. Formed by teens for teens, it offered a chance to observe and evaluate themselves . Solutions for the members ' problems were offered in the forms of skits, movies, and speakers which were presented to the club. GIRLS IN G.A.A. HAVE G.A.A. is a big, happy organization of girls who like to have fun together. GAA gave the girls of WHS a chance to have fun and participate in sports at the same time . The organization held one meeting a week at which the members at- tacked such sports as volleyball, basketball, soccer, and bowling. These activities gave the girls a nightof getting away from it all as well as keepingthem physically fit. I know we can beat Rogers! Arlene Strik exclaims to Toni Blanker and Miss R. FRENCH CLUB, FRONT ROW: Mrs. Minnie, Paula Wert, Linda Berends, Karman Bont. SECOND ROW: Martha Mansfield, Steve Larson, John Jarvi. THRIDROW: Dave Dalman, Sheryl DeGroot, Ed Staal, Dorothy Pitt. LANGUAGE CLUBS Under the capable guidance of Mr . Black, the new Junior Classical League keeps alive the language, literature, and culture of ancient Greece and Rome , Their activi- ties included a slave sale and a Latin- style banquet. The newly organized French Club was under the leadership of Mrs. Minnie, Their aim was to present the importance of learning the French language as well as in- teresting others in the French people. One of the French Club ' s activities was an evening of carol- ing , . . in French! LEFT: French Christmas cards are inspected by Paula Wert, president, and Dave Dalman. LOWER LEFT: hi front of Mr. Davis ' house, the French Club sings carols. BELOW: Chuck Lemery was the auctioneer at the slave sale. LOWER RIGHT: Wielding a sword, Sam Wabeke threatens a slave. PRESENT NEW LOOK LATIN CLUB, FRONT ROW: Marg Harmon, Beth Flarmon, Linda Cutler, Sharon Czemey. SECOND ROW: Rozy Darrow, Barb Braciak, Mary Gable, Beth Jones, Sue DeSwan. THIRD ROW: Mary Dombos, Paula Spelman, Carrol Huizenga, Karen Walters. FOURTHROW: Mr. Black, Steve Black- ford, Bruce Woudenberg, Rog Stone, Craig Riemersma. SENIOR BAND: FRONT ROW: Mary Albers, Joan Zagers, Mary Smith, Mary Norder, Barb Goorhouse, Jacqui Kemperman, Bruce Lindgren, Bill McCoimell, Linda Swanson, Carol Burt, Barb Bennett, Ruth VanZyl, Kay Roeper, Nancy Felton, Judy Schafer; SECOND ROW: Alice Brooks, Mary Timmer, Dan Barton, Marilyn Malone, Gloria Rozema, Sue Teerman, Phil Breeze, Barb Bont, Clint Cazett, Karen Walters, Fred Diekman, Toni Blanker, Howie Rozema, Martha Mansfield, Joanne Yenor; THIRD ROW: Mary Tamminga, Jane Wiersma, Joyce Rosa, Dan Moomey, Sue Wierda, Rich Komoelje, Jerry Moomey, Jeff TePastte, Jim Thatcher, Craig Riemersma, Steve Tower, Jim Reminga, Dave Van Port Fleet, Terry Cuperus, Roger Swadner, Roy BAND STIMULATES AND SATISFIES JUNIOR BAND: FRONT ROW: Dewain Gardener, Dan White, Cindy Blanker, Nancy Whitbeck, Dainne Shaipe, Barb Hoekman, Kathy Thompson, Diaime De- Vries, Jane Dutmer, Karen Talbot; SECOND ROW: Linda Luscher, Mary Jarvi, Annamay Keiser, Carol Kunst, Arlene Teerman, Dave Hath, Tom Hooker, Dan Tumbull, Steve Goodman, Rick Lindgrin, Mariann Ratering, Merri Sevensma, Toni Hath, Jan Brower, Carol Kennaugh, Janice Dutmer; THIRD ROW: Cheryl Hildebrand, Ronda Koster, Jeanne Bennett, Bob Vanderzee, Stephanie O ' Keefe, Erv Dykstra, Chuck Postma, Wes VanConet, Glen Trumble, Bill Briggs, Pat Veltman, Cal Andree, Dan Jones, Diana Tilden, Dave Smith, Bill Upton, Mike Horton, Ken Mattison, Rod Nelson, Chari Cheyne, Bill Lowing, Larry Hubner, Julie Zagers; FOURTH ROW: Marlyn J acobitz, Deb Schilling, Kathy Osbom, Debbie Finnegan, Pam Armstrong, AI LaMora, Dick Watson, Harold Stall, Tim LaHuis, Bruce Boomstra, Mr. Ferguson, Terry Hoogerhyde, Dick Scharphom, Lewis Mattison, Dan Layle, Larry Dutmer, Gordon Leonard, Bob Shockly, Jim Howland, DanVollink, Jeff Blaauw, Curt White, Mark Stowe, Dave Burgess. Wierenga, Matt Sevensma, Ken Denboer, Dave Holben, Tom Doane, Dale Harding, Gary Schliewe, Tom Kuyt, Karen Veltman, Mark Steinfort, Larry Witte, Wayne Holbrook; FOURTH ROW: Janice Lindgren, Sandy Teerman, Ua Pechumer; Colleen Cor- coran, Mr. Keech, Gail King, Karmon Bont, Larry Card, Bernie Groendyke, Mark Huebner, Ed DePuit, Marv Snedeker, Dick Haaksma, Jim Bobeldyk, Howie White, George Ritz, Rod LaHuis, Bill Van Port Fleet, CUff Burgess, Daryl Puis, Jerry DePuit, Bill Foster, Bob Sytsma, Owen Goodman, Jim Jacobitz, Claudia Tambke, Ron Holben, Gary Roeper. SENIOR CHOIR: FRONT ROW: Miss Slot, Char Wilde, Rose Mazerrilli, Ruth Westerhof, Judy Malmquist, Judy Wilson, Dave Brookhouse, Paul Rentema, Debbie Bowyer, Sue Hutson, Nora Johnson, Kathy Kronemyer, Diane Johnson; SECOND ROW: Janet Boone, Judy Newhouse, Mary Dryer, Linda Berends, Sheron Tildon, Al Blanker, Bob Allison, Jerry Behrens, Sheryl DeGroot, Bonnie Wills, Marcia Boltema, Jan Turpin; THIRD ROW: Jan Huyser, Ellen Herring, Kathy Hanson, Sandy Hoick, JoAnn Pater, Jim Carpenter, Deryl Puis, Sam Wabeke, Jim Schmieding, Darline Renfro, Connie Nookerson, Debbie Armstrong, Owen Holmes, Kathy Lake; FOURTH ROW: Marcia Herring, Diane Bouwman, Cherrie Brown, Sharon Baker, Joyce Knorr, G reg Stekette, Robin VanNoord, Dave Brondsma, Dave Brookhouse, Jerry DePuit, Linda Sharphom, Bonnie Woudstra, Gloria Klunder, Joan Zaggers, Kathy Freeman. CHOIR PERFORMS AND ENTERTAINS FRESHMAN CHOIR: FRONT ROW: Gloria Natte, Janet Pon- tuois, Baib Slaughter, Dave Bont, Jim Terpstra, Fred Stalsonburg, Mary Archer, Deb Dailey, Nancy Gilbert; SECOND ROW: Mary Bamhart, Kathy McDonald, John Thompson, Cal Arnold, RuthHof- fert. Barb Kuipers; THIRD ROW: Barb Breen, Virginia Holtsclaw, Marva Heyboer, Mike Sherrington, Shirley Niewyk, Chris Anderson, Penny Johnson; FOURTH ROW: Janet Boone, Karen Blackford, Don Wallis, Phil Veeneman, Bill Bowyer, Karen Benit, Ann Weston, Miss Slot. SCHOOL PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES FOR AMBITIOUS STUDENTS JOHN KORSTANGE and LARRY KORF serve as A-V assistants. SHARON SEVENSMA assists the school secretaries. NANCY BOELENS helps the librarian DAN VELTMAN keeps the science department in order. MARC KIDDER earns while working for Michigan Bell through CO-OP. WHETHER typing or preparing for future stories, members of the Beacon staff always had something to do. 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Television Radio Stereo 2329 Lee St. LE 2-2403 DUltAER ' S SUNOCO SERVICE Tune Up Brake Work Greasing Washing UNOCO 1561 Burton S.W. CH 5-8261 We Give S H Green Stamps GRANDVILLE FLORAL 4269 Chicago Dr, LE 4-8635 NOEL ' S FOOD MARKET 1664 Porter S.W. LE 2-01 13 Wyoming, Michigan FRED ' S TRADING POST 1550 28th Street S.W. LE 2-1002 Wyoming, Michigan MAGIC MIRROR Hair Fashions 538-0040 Southland Shopping Center LAWN MOWER SALES AND SERVICE Complete Lawn Mower Service W. O. Smith, Owner 2441 Byron Center Avenue, S.W. Wyoming 9, Michigan MEMORY NOOK Card and Gift Shop Rogers Plaza Complete Line of Hallmark Cards and Party Goods Ester M. McNitt and Jean K. Gibson PFEFFER ' S PHARAAACY Prescriptions 1054 W. Burton St. Galewood Vitamins For Donuts Call DELIGHT BAKERY L. Veenendall Sons 245-9174 The New Shift: Improved edu- cation, more competitive athletes, and increased en- thusiasm in organizations . The 1965 ORBIT presents the students of Wyoming Park High School, changing, as they really are. From expressions of determination to reactions of jubilation. Wyoming stu- dents are natural.