Zeeland High School - Stepping Stone Yearbook (Zeeland, MI)
- Class of 1948
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I -. 19:4ref115215:'5515111-I..-f+:..?z.ii'LT?1r53116515fmw?:hS:fa255.19.b5.'?,11s?.-.-1 1---1?:.1 :.f11f-.3-ff'?z1r.F-.-1 1 . XGA fx , A 3' V ' ,' ' V A wl11 Hf1flQ K W 2 Q . 5 NR X N N XXXL- ZIEQPTIJHBSTESRQGZBQBSH Left-righi: Standing' Mr. Corey Poest, Nr. Henry Geerlings. Seated: Di, H. Kuit, Mr. Ralph De Haan, Presidentg Mr. David Van Cmmen, Secretaryg Mr. Melvin Lubbers, Superintendent. 50 the Cliaad 01,1 ,485 We endeavored to provide for you the best teachers and facilities for a good educational program and have also tried to emphasize the need in any educational program of Faith in God and in adherence to the moral precepts contained in the Word of God. Vile congratulate you upon your completion of high school studies and trust that you will be a credit to the traditions of the institutions of Zeeland and to the faith and the integrity of our pioneers. THE BOARD or EDUCATION 50 the Board of gcfucaiion: We, the Class of '48, greatly appreciate the educational advantages and privileges which the Board of Education has made possible for us. Our earnest hope is that We may follow the precepts of our forefathers so that We, too, may become worthy citizens of the world. SENIOR CLASS g A S - V 'iflg I ee an 'gi tttai 8 clwol gxecuiiuea .--..4:. 4 , MR. LUBBERS rl t'1'0':U1 In lzfm that 'fC'FllI',f fl zwjqaf :fia:ffuz. In his cdpocity os King of the Court, Mrt Lubbers rules his knights ond ladies With eose ond elegance. He holds his dominion in o mcrnner thot becomes d monorch of education. To him his subjects ore ever loyol ond offer obeisonce. 1 4 I t'Y7a'Cv3fwl1? ' , Z, f 3 .wg- .wx ,. V. . , 1 .-,rg-1 , ff' xt' , rr ,,, ., NK XL, I ?'i'P1r'fi'. , -it 01 ' I. kim: ,i , -.-ggi , M A - ft ' ,. 3 ,Q -Q ' 1 MR. DICKMAN 'lf gm1r1'f,1fy, fitzffuzzf. jzuf, and '::'1',vf', gfmf ,rn t'ff11!IIII1f',v fl!! fir' Lflrlf, Seoted ot the right hond of the Kino is the ever loyol subject, Mr. Dickmon. in his hond he corries the sword of outhority ond doth otdminister odvice ond retribution to both the knioihts ond lodies in the Court School. M l. Ml-55 llrrqlnla Bacon 'lllrvy'n' only truly grml rr-lm an' truly good. Home Economics l 45 ll 'L Miss Marlorle Baer 3. Mr. Melvln Bourna A. Mr. Robert Courier gl lranl lm-givr1rirrg mnlsvtlr zr Hlifrdr. not 'worrlrf' mllrf' nal clmrnrtrr ol A mu u good rrrrllngf' Y-Dqhsh X ir lourrcl out by lrls lrrmror World Yllslory la-e-larva Yoolball 51 Basket- Shop l 8 ll ball Coach Mechanical Drawing 'lraclc Coach lr. lfllqlx Shop lr. 'rllalw Home Econovnrcs Sponsor ol Psilnlellc Slslers and Home Malclng Club Sponsor ol Soplwornore Class ll! ol lunlor Class Play ol Freshman 5. Mlss Mabel De . Mark De longe 7. Mrs, lllrgll lanssen B. Mr. Prlberl . lones ul f 0f lll mlllff' Yfflffm 'UB' a r ulmrr tlrnt Dulles fwvll pcrlormrd, and Low mu, -1-' y dog. grudr. 'with nnlvlr days 'rr-rll rprntf' Umted Skate Stcw Advanced Nqebw Efrqrrsrr r rs ll Social raving NCXQDYO l Co-sponsor ol Yreslwrnerl Varslw Y K ll 6: Basker- lnlernal P-ccounlanl Crdgf, ball, CO 1 Dlreckor ol Senior Class. Play Soonsor Club Pmnual l ?l'xoto ner Sponsor ol lunlor Class QQ frirl 10 9 x jf x if . VIE W' . EY ll' :- .., nu! S X. Mr. Rui Loker Wal mul zvvdnm mr bum HH umm :will n m n. In wr -2'-lml lux nlnnlv ut u Pxcne Geomexpi. flxstmnlg but In do :rlml lim Axqebfo X rlfurlx' ul hum! H B1bXe Busmess 'Yrommq kekbcxXX Couch Bookkeeomq Cdfxorkhond XX V many 'B os 5-pofxsox ol HX-Y , Sponsor oi Y-Teens ..' Wi 33L'7','Q 'ri Vex Hgsqe Cecxhc A MBS 'vl 'vnmu I Xosorx Schrotenboer uf lm A1,- IM, 'l'pU- dum U, L, Mm' MPH, :rffuf'1'nx -unlhm .nad In .H-,..x' HHH-' Tvpxrm X E. XX umm Busm BVJXOCW Enqksh XX Shofkhond X Sponsor ok Servo! Chee Veer-en Advxsor Pmmxm Skoik Advxsox ess 'Y voxmrvzg 5 My qxjmmmx xywf, 6 MKS-5 7, Mrs MknrxieYoixbonk5 8 Mxfg XOXQ Poddmq Minh rvvrvulvlas fmrlr-9 mn YYi d if: W if i V '- H NHf'l'li 1' lWT'4 '- I ' U rnfh nrr nnmrlrvx :nuff l lu mmm Nl WI' 1 H 'l f ' Y H W1 'Wi J U 1' H' Lbrorxon ' ' Okhce G-HX 0 :Milk vm vnrlkudx r I cvkifh n mmtr- mi ulnn- mn vrnr me Ckxb Pfvxd Chorus CHM' GXee Ckxb ck Yocuhy f'WvchesKro Q Soonsor ok Muscc Councd 11 A Top Lett: Whether it be Chaucer, Shake- speare, Milton, or just common grammer, the English Class IV interprets literature both seriously and humorously. Middle-Right: What oleclarnation shall I choose? This problem Mr. Bouma endeavors to solve tor his English lX students. Lower-Right: A young man, Woody be Y's to Study his algebra? Mr. Lokers seems to en- joy thinking so. Lower-Left: Keep your eyes on the copy is a larniliar typing precept. The typing class manages to speed along its way, Q s - 2.4 ,A- mm Top-Right' What a conglomeration of pic- tures? Thats what the annual staff found out as it begins its layeout, Middle-Letti Do you see that mallet on Mr Courter's desk? Does he use it in shop or on Deans Head-ley? Lower-Lett: The library Ls frequented by many students during vacant periods Lower-Right: Which is the more interesting, the typewriter or the camera? Top-Lett: Mrs. Newlon and her bookkeeping :lass are really balancing the budget. Upper-Middle: Bugs, beetles, bees, bats, birds, and bubble gum make up Mr. De Ionge's Biology class. Lower-Middle: Today is an examination, but all days are not spent in this manner, The girls in the Advanced Home Economics Class really know how to sew and cook. Bottorn'Lett: Mr. Courter and his ,mechanical drawing students really enioy this class. Lower-Right: lt's just an Athletic Sister initia- musk.- i9.....g tion that makes them look that way. Upper-Right: Is there anything I can do for you? Our office girl, lola Padding, always greets everyone in this cheery manner. Upper-Middle: The baseball recruits meet to organize for spring practice. Lower-Middle: This chemistry class does some , you name it! Bottom-Right: What is so rare as a day with Iune? Lower-Left: More initiation' .541 . x lm, an I l If 42 gf '. 316 . v.- ' UA' ,ix ' I' 4 , M J y 4. ,x f ,. R Q 'u . ff, la' . X. . V1 1? - N I if , 15 , 'P rl I Extj- v. M. .N 4 f xx bg X if Q. , W 1': ,N 4, 'B xx 1,x Y Q,-f, . 3454 . wp. .-wg .Mg Q Im. ,,,l ' ll ' - v I' M, wwf, 'g'j N 9' wi' ' v A 541 Q N' AQ RX X. N ws ,P KX . 1, . - m1 Y IYV. J , my A Y X: fi , 7' W A ,. , . f, M ' .' Y J. .,,A . A? 1 , mm ' A 1, X ,.... I.: 1 7a tv -A 'Ps 1 1 Q W , f ' s xr ' Jn 'F N W Ji' H 1 ' , ' ' 'Fi V ,. , xi' 4 ' ' . . 4 . v' x B M v ..-V ',: 4- kyx .Fog 14' ILE U- 1 1. -',!' ,A vm. ,' Hit' I vt- ' vii -V , 2 ba' Y V-1, ' .,. 5:29-f-, . ' :3'-'FJ' 'I .-,, ,w I, fsiigis, .1 fl 51335 Q 1'. lf 5.33 3 '68, -iwifw, if A fYfrf1i3:f gi?'f'5k lu1w '::Vg 51' 'I ' fs. -? ' , fzasgi-A. f ' ', A , - -4 4 if ff' Qi, . 1. ',-. L, , .1 ,.-X ., 1 . 1 54111. ,gy . - 11-jk qi-, -H. - K' -.12 '-',-. if?-3 : ,..'. lf . , , 'f2l'L.2Ql ' wif' um. 'nf A 'W -Q., , f 1 N ' X 4?i? 'i9 '.'3'--Ytfif ,Qf 4, i xrlz yvxkflf' ' A'- ' Z ' 'fu' 9 M 5. .jhfwx V ' M1273 'N 4 19 . ll gn! Exif if . u I ., x ' -4 04b06ll'Cl got' SCIEOOI Around the curve comes the school busl Approximately one hundred ninety rural students board these buses every day to and from school. Perhaps the bumps are many, lout the spirits are always gay and happy. Bus Drivers - Mr. Courter, Mr, De longe, Mr. Brummel, Mr. B. Boonstra, Mr. Lokers, Mr. Iones, and Rev. I, C. Flewelling. To the Janitors of the school the students owe a debt ot gratitude. When stage props are to be erected, and When menial tasks are to be performed, the janitors are on hand to assist. Mr. Vanden Bosch and Charles Mr. Lamar Mr. Blink N . Q ,,..r.,..,.,sm , , .. , .. -.,M.:z., ur 15 4 flfflvm q' : f Q3 xv N I ff!! ,Y xxx fi H R ' rx i .M t rt W Q --fb r 3 3' if 'rx ' in 'Vi' -f-.J M , efiifffse J .:1 r 2 re he , '4', ,'4q mx - A ., Yzzixj rt 3 X x Y K e Thus far our fortune keeps an upward course, and we are grac'd with wreatbes of victory. QQESBZKQESRS A APLQVLX Q-., wr LL ,JL 5' L OREN RENKEMA So grateful ii flu' nailz' nl noblr d:i'dr. ' Class President 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Secretary 4: Z I Club 45 Annual Staff 45 IQ' t Student Council 45 ' i Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 ' ,ii A N i .K 4 State Hi-Y Camp 4: ,- 1 5' ' I One-Act Play-I Festigal , gi 7 RS . tative- 45 Nationa onor o- ' A CLASS OFHCE .ng Student council Yepfesensxdem, ciety 41 Class Play 4. . dy U51 ' k vice-Pfe ' gidenl, HUT - I Rose B0 i w Loren Renkemul pre council Yepfesenlciiilei. Second RO mga, student th Lemson. V955 First Row 'i-Iliildxerwgmtlxl, secremwi Ru Helen VCP e l 3fl5?fQ f 5 ' ' J SLU fiT'Q3 M f- 4 ' 1-19,55 fi-' . .1 14 ..: . V 3 , ' - . Y - - ' i T L, , 5 . - - ,tg ' ' -'if 'Q' 2433 'L ?g?l22S'?Q1' ' gicfj H5 f !'.-'HSL-,X -f, ,3 N ' .. A , ' I -f ' few ,-JT , 55 . - .,lf?5g3TgQ'2 lf i?DY'lX- fref Li LJ ip' 37- f ' ' , HAH, ,,,,,,.-,,--,4,,,,, .,,,,,,u,-r.,4,,,.,g-ygfgg . ., .4 ,.' J ,3-i-- fy.-sr iff -1 . . . w -V, 5 -4 i .i ,i ,.f44,,Vf' l leave the Plain, I climb the Height From pages to knights rose the illustrious class of '48, As pages the freshmen were initiated into the mysteries of high school life. For three days grass skirts and other atrocious decora- tions distinguished this class from the rest of the student body. Beach parties seemed to be popular during the first two years. This class gave one for the sophomores, and as many arrived home very late, some new rules concerning parties were made. The class also went skating and tobogganing and, of course, attended the yearly All-School Party. ln 1946 fun began. The arrival of class rings really put on the stamp of Hupperclass- men and from then on things happened. 'lFootloose, the class play, directed by Miss Ver Strate, was a dramatic success. Other schemes for making money were the Maga- zine Drive and the sales of ZHS pins. Four members of the class were chosen t b ' ' o e members of the National Honor Society. The biggest event of the year was the formal lunior-Senior banquet held at the Spring Lake Country Club, This was a fare- well for the Class of '47, H At last the final stages of knighthood were reached. This was the busiest and most ex- citing year of high school. Soon after select- ing na..ie cards and announcements, the class presented that hilarious production, Guess Again, and sold magazines to increase its treasury. Before Christmas vacation the staff was busy writing for the annual, and this went on until the first of May. Then came one of the big events of the year-the lunior-Senior banquet, The juniors were responsible for the banquet, and a royal entertainment it wasl Another big event was the senior boat trip aboard the Greater Detroit bound for Chi- cago via Milwaukee. On this journey many carefree students, without any examination worries, enjoyed the voyage to the utmost, On the evening of Tune Z, sixty-five seniors, in caps and gowns, marched down the aisle in a solemn procession to receive Bibles and diplomas. After the playing of taps the knights left the plain to climb the height, the world. ffm'-' ' ' L Y' ' .L-axihk.4..s....s.,,..Li..::.....x...-.J.'g.s , ROBERT BAKKER 1 ulrrrr arrlrmlg yuu, lun' Ju rrlllzlfnlyf' Eastern Academy, New Iersey 1, 2 lrlurrrcane High, West Vrrglnxa 3 Zeeland Hxgh 4 Baseball 4 SHIRLEY BELTMAN SIN In-pl ll,-f ,tum- GlTlS4 Glee Club 1, 2 Home Economlcs Club EDWARD BERGHORST .l man nf cmlhflltrrrz- puff! mmn'. Band 2, 3, 4 1 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 ,i ,y 65 A e Q-7' DICK BLOEMENDAAL lf'huI um lf' Z Club 3, 4 HIAY 3, 4 Reserve Football 2 Varslty Football 3, 4 Reserve Basketball 3 x 55 DONALD BOERMAN NYM' mlm max tpwul 141' flung hr- -mil. Holland Cnslnan Hrgh l, 2, 3 Zeeland Hrgh 4 ROSE BOK ,l funk lfmnwllr, 'wll' I ,,..,,r1r1,vr1, mf.-fm Op-erelta 2 Home Econormcs Club Y-Teens l, Z, 3, 4 Presrclent 4 Athletxc Slsters 4 Chorus 2, 4 Class Play 3 Annual Stall 4 Glrls' Glee Club 1, 4 Vice-Presxdent 4 PEGGY BOONSTRA Sfn' Iulll Ifrlfl -iflrlrlfnf faux vn1ff. Orchestra l Cheerleader l, 2, 3, Farenslcs 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 4 Athletrc Slslels 4 Band l, 2, 3 Class Play 3, 4 Annual Stall 4 Peeper Stall 4 Tenms 3 4 Grrls' Slate Fleprel- senlatlve 3 Secretary l HARLEY BOS ll,-ff ffm- ,lu ulflfflf' tlrunr' 11, lmrll nr lflfnl, Bovcula Hlgh l Zeeland Hmh 2, fl, 4 H1-Y 2, 3, 4 Z Club 3, 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Varsrty Basketball 4 R F ': P-Oamcll Q Tmfk 3' 4 X vijfilflf Football 3, .1 Track 3, 4 Operetta 2 n.. g . 'Q 'aiu -M4 ee i0l', f'.4t , MARIAN BOSCH 'llilzw' I not 41 happy f11f1li? Y-Teens l Home Economics Club 2, 3 Girls' Basketball l Annual Stall 4 Office Stall 4 CHRISTAL BROEKHUIS 'Tun frlinllv lrzir to ilrrrzm nrifrzrlfi in tlil'i'. ' Girls' Glee Club 2 Annual Staff 4 HELENA BRUGGINK 'Sn ,ifrrrl il Jrrnix with Iliff In ':1'nlk. Girls' Glee Club l, 2 Chorus 3 Class Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Bowlinq 4 One-Act Play Festival 4 UNA COMPAGNER 'yln uprllelifrlrfrif uiaiiini, lrnr mul puff. Annual Staff 4 Girls' Glee Club 2 HOWARD DE IONGE .lrlil rinfr liz' loved all nmidrru but no maid in ,rpzti11l. Hi-Y l Z Club 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 4 Annual Stalf 4 Peeper Staff 4 Student Council l, 3 Varsity Football 3, 4 Reserve Basketball l Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Bowling 4 Student Council Mem- ber l, 3 IACK DE IONGE U'a,r grzzrium' lu all the ladifgr ur lirzlinir 11 liable klilgfiff' H1-Y 3, 4 Band 3, 4 Reserve Football 1, 3 Bowling 4 Golf 3, 4 YVONNE DE IONGH 'lliy mrmnry Ifilfliz' fan niakl' rm' 5i1r1'. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian l, 3 Pep Band 1, 3, 4 Ass't Director 4 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 4 Annual Staff 4 Girls' Basketball 1 Bowling 4 Tennis 3, 4 Golf 4 Music Council l, 3 GORDON DE PREE A-III lnukfng up fur, Hu' I1l'f'l' Ill HIV. X Class President 2 Class Secretary '3 Student Council Mem- ber 2 H ' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 2 Orchestra l Vice-APresident l Music Council l Class Play 3, 4 Co-editor ol Annual Staff 4 Peepei' Staff 2, 3, 4 Basketball Reserves 3 Basketball Varsity 4 Track 3, 4 Forensics l, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 Chorus 4 'NGt1OHGl Honor So- ciety 4 Z Club 4 4? Lu . 2 19:5 4. 2343992-1-Rw. MARILYN DE PREE for I kuurz' mrrl, ' Y-Teens 1, 2, 4 Band 1, 2, 3 Pep Band 1 Orchestra I Class Play 3, 4 Student Counctl l Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4 Annual Stall 4 Peeper Stalt 4 ERMA DETERS .I lrur .mul mul Aff-ut, Owosso High I Zeeland Hlgh 2, 3, 4 Home Economtcs Club 2, 4 Annual Staff 4 Peeper Staff 4 Elation Honor Soctety ROBERT DE WEERDT Stunt, fury, with My Baln ' zxtruu lux k1u'f, H1-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Z Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Class play 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Peeper Stall 3, 4 Reserve Football l Varstty Football 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain 4 Baseball l, 2, 3 Track 2, 3 Varsxty Basketball 2, 3 Reserve Basketball 1 DOUGLAS ELZINGA I mn' nn! mr Ihr UOJI, ilu' tml U runnzl' l-li-Y l, 2, 3, 4 Annual Stall 4 Peeper Stall 4 Bowlmg 4 Tennls 3, 4 HARDY ENSING LU-1 nt tm.-I Jrmmt, ffrrunutrtg ul llfr luur. ' H1-Y 3, 4 Z Club 2, 3, 4 Band Z, 3, 4 Pep Band 3, 4 Annual Stall 4 Peeoer Stall 4 Student Councll 4 Preslclent 4 Varstty Football 3, 4 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Bowlxng 4 DOROTHY GEBBEN Sa full nv ,vumrnrf tmzrfrtlhf' Sloane Economtcs Club Cwtrls' Basketball l ku t HOWARD GEBBEN Kr:.mf'Ir11,qf 15 knowl- nlgrf' Reserve Football I Band 1 IEAN GEURINK 7'lrrrr Hun, u mir-llairzd fltllmrl. Enlarge Economics Club Chorus 4 Class Play 4 Grrls' Glee Club 2 enior ELVIN GITCHELL NORMA GROENHEIDE Hi.r full frown timidly firm. Track 3, 4 Your rfwfrt jars: malef good fellowJ. Home Economics Club Girls' Glee Club 2 BRUCE GLASS I would I were an armed lczxiglztf' Hi-Y 3 Reserve Football 2, 3 Basketball Manager 3 PHYLUS GLASS Trus friend: are likz jawsls, prefiour but rarf. ' goiie Economics Club Alnnual stuff 4 ARLENE GOORMAN 'floying to feel hsryslf aliw. Home Economics Club 2, 4 chorus 1.2, 3, 4 Tennis 3 Girls' Glee lub 1, 4 President 4, Music Co cil 4 Opereiia -A ly I Annual Stall 4 l' L ' F lv L ,, I J 4 , 4, - x, SHIRLEY HAYLETT Fair thing: arf Jlaw to fads away. Plainwell High, Plain- well, Mich. l, 2 Zeeland High 3,4 Class Play 4 Annual Siaff 4 Peeper Staff 4 Bowling 4 BEVERLY HEADLEY Then lst har fanfy flit arrorr the part. Home Economics Club 2 Class Play 4 Bowling 4 Girls' Glee Club l ?ne-Act Play Festival 'L KENNETH HEUVELMAN Vim manly, zuithvr wry wire or wry foolirlxf' I Hi-Y 3, 4 Baseball Manager 2 Z Club 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Varsity Football 4 e F! 'A SX o ff X N X J. W R., ' ' gr.-vfwqnqt-sit-. U-,.. . - ' f 4 EUGENE lEKEL Half llxf night I wart: in sighs. National Honor So- ctety 4 Y-7 V ,rr , sf. ,. K DOROTHY KAMPS Tu llrrrs hir lrmulfvully and lcsrp lxxr Hur. Girl Reserve 2 Chorus 2 Home Economtcs Club , 3 Cperetta l ELEANOR KLOOSTER- MAN Ihr' ,tnmmzr calm of golll,-zz rlxrzrxtyf' Home Economics 2, 4 Glrls' Glee Club 1 Annual Stall 4 -71 .S 'L' x.-' GLADYS KLYNSTRA lj ln' sean!! mr, lr! him mrm' lo mr. Home Economrcs Club 2, 4 Annual Stall 4 x 0 e L CHESTER KUIPERS Hz rryrainzd from nan a ward. Boys' Glee Club 2 Track 3 Chorus 3, 4 1 RUTH LEMSON Bill fxfrnlly, in all offl- draws. Vale-drctorlan 4 Natronal Honor So- clety 4 Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4 DONALD MEEUWSEN SU ,lplrntlili In hir ul!! and fxif lrfffrfhl' Class President l H1-Y l, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 3 President 4 Student Counctl l, 2 Z Club 4 Representatrve State H1-Y Camp 4 gasketball Reserve 1, XGYSITY Basketball 3, Captaln 4 Varslty Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 4 Annual Stall 4 IACK MELLEMA .1 Hull! fun' lfrzwf Iv look mx. H1-Y l, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 l..1brar1an 3 Presxdent 4 Pep Band l, 2, 3 Orcnestra l, 2 Annual Stall 4 Football Reserves 3, 4 Basketball Reserves l Basketball Varsrty 3 Baseball 2, 3 Boys' State Repre- sentatxve 4 Musxc Councxl 4 0l'J we fx 'if r L, l 2 e i RAYMOND MOKMA Tr1H1yr than 'all hir fr!- lm,-y, ' Reserve Basketball l Varslty Basketball 2, 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Vtce-Prestdent 4 Pep Band l, 2 Boys' Glee Club 2 x MILDRED MORREN Xin Innk lrrr Ilzrfntr Inv lffvxl Ifxf Alzimng urirlxf' Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Athletlc Ststers 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 2 Holme Economics Club Presndent 4 Chorus 2, 3 Ltbrarian 2 Annual Staff 4 Peeper Stall 4 Student Counctl 3 Queen 4 Bowlmq 4 Operetta 2 Gxrls' Glee Club 1 IUNE OZINGA I Iinftl in lzupr that ,11:n11'llrrlr fn' fvuuld lYIlHI'.H Grrls' Glee Club l Class Play 3 Home Economtcs Club 2, 4 Otttce Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 I 0 fl HARVEY PYLE .llm mr lnr ffm! mffly Ulf.,- Ht-Y l, 2, 3, 4 Z Club 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Band l, 2 Chorus 4 Class Play 3, 4 Reserve Football l Varslty Football 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Bowltnq 4 Boys' State Repre- sentatxve 3 Mustc Council 2 OFA GORDON RATERINK ll'unlrl :rf fonld larry ff-till htm 11 cvlxilsf' Football Reserves 1, 2 Football Varsity 3, 4 H1-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-Presiaent 4 Z Club 3, 4 Class Play 3 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Manager 2 LEOLA SCHERMER XM rurrd 11 brnkrrx rgg- .tht-I1 for lrfr lordyf' Secretary 2 Treasurer 1 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Athletu: Sisters 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Peeper Staff 3 Nattonal Honor So- C1SlY 3 4 Prestdent 4 Gtrls' Glee Club 1 One-Act Play Festzval 4 SHIRLEY SCHERMER Ulf .wr lrrr tslztlrr grrzrrf' 5-tome Economics Club , 4 Chorus 3, 4 Gtrls' Glee Club l, 2, 4 Ltbrarian 4 ' Mustc Council 4 t EUNICE SCHIPPER 'Shr :Pnr dark-lmirfz1', rlzrrl'-rynI. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Vxce-President 3 Athlettcs Sisters l, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2 Annual Stall 4 Student Council 2 Treasurer 2 glne-Act Play Festival Vrce-President 3 Student Council Mem- ber 2 W' f 4 , BF ELAINE STEIGENGA Elaine Ilxf mir, lffamt' Ihr 1ugw1l1l1'. Student Council Mem- ber 4 Chorus 2, 3 Annual Stall 4 Peetler Staff 4 Student Councxl 4 Vlce-Presldent 4 Natxonal Honor So- clety 4 Gxrls' Glee Club l ?ne-Act Play Festmval DORIS TEN BRINK full 11111113' 11 rwblt' Jun 11111 flu' Jung' Chorus 2, 3 Lxbrarxan 2 Bowllng 4 Girls' Glee Club l xx LEONE TIEPKEMA 'flll if grz1fi0111, grnllr, grant 111111 q11st'11ly. Orchestra l, 2 Chorus 4 Ltbrarxan 4 Co-Edxtor of Annual Staff 4 Peeper Staff 4 National Honor So- ciety 3, 4 Treasurer 4 G1rls' Glee Club 2, 4 Oftlce Staff 3, 4 Musxc Counczl 4 ALVIN VANDER KOLK 1 Sn llml ln' run' with 3 J111'l1f1r1'. Class President 3 Class Vice-Presrde-nt 2 Student Council 3 Secretary 3 H1-Y l, 2, 3, 4 Z-Club 4 Band ' Class , Annua lf 4 Peemer tall 3, 4 Football Heserve 3 Football VGYSITY 4 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Bowlmq 4 Iumor Rotarlan 3, 4 Nattonal Honor So- c.-ety 4 HELEN VANDER WALL l mn1 IUUL In mn'l1t111I, fxq1'11luffJ!11r11f1 ' , Sec etary Y 'Yee l, 3, 4 j thle Stst rs l , 3, 4 H Econ s Club and 2 , 4 lf Peo nd 4 X, Og: stra TP! ti 43 1 !flAnimlyStaff 4 their sf if 4 . .G1rls' Basietl:9alI.1 A i'clgen',i2l 4,1 1 O ' G sffglee Club 4 Treasurer 4 Mus1c Council 4 PAYE VAN DORPLE U'rm ms, 11-111 mi, and marry 1nf.' Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4 Athletxc Slsters 1, 2, 3, 4 VICE-PYeSld9Hf 3 Presldent 4 ' 0 1 l DALE VANDER BOSH Half Lfmlf yu11r,n'I!. ' Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 DONALD VAN EDEN Bur rnuftl nut 1111! Ill 11111111111 1l1'l1t1113'. ' V V, .-,,. .,,. -..L 0 ,I A fe.,-waw-4.9 wu I y 'V Uv.: M. 1 , . 4 , ,,,, A- ., h-j '. -V, ' X.. 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Representa- tive 4 Salutatorian 4 NORMA VER HAGE Sr1'ral ni,-lodiur fluff- vrom lin fingnfiprf' Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4 , Band rl, 2, 3, 4 Librarian l, 3 l Peo Band 1, 2, 3 Orchestra '1, 2, 3 Annual Stall 4 Peeper Stall 3, 4 National Honor So- c:etv 3, 4 Vice-President 4 Music Council l, 2 LOIS VOLLINK Sigli.f, and flow Jmilrr, and golilun lfinlrlfliipff' Borculo High School 1 Zeeland High 2, 3, 4 Home Economics Club 2, 4 Chorus 4 Annual Stall 4 Peeper Stall 4 Girls' Glee Club 2, 4 ADRIAN VREDEVELD l'pon an 1'-Urn przirrlnl rl-ith all mini. Hi-Y 3, 4 i MERLE VREDEVELD Hr mozitzl ur all I lnnglin'r. ' Hi-Y 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 3, 4 Orchestra 2 Chorus 4 Class Play 4 Annual Stall 4 Tennis 3, 4 Music Council 2 ERMA WYNGARDEN .IlI flip thing! an' ,lair to lirr fyf'J. Chorus 2, 3 Librarian 2 Girls' Glee Club, 1, 2, 3 Operetta 2 We, the Senior Class of 1948, being both sound of mind and body, fully aware of our loyalty and service to our Alma Mater and to those who follow in our footsteps, do here- by publish and declare this our last will and testament. We, Shirley Beltman and Eleanor Klooster- man, will our long walks to school to Carolyn Vruggink. We, Peggy Boonstra and Leola Schermer, bequeath our girdles to Muriel Roon and Carolyn Bolman. I, Ed Berghorst, bequeath my curly hair to Mr. Dickman. I, Don Boerman, will my influence with Miss Baer to George Gebben, l, Dick Bloemendaal, will my line to who- soever will listen to it. We, Rose Bok and Harley Bos, bequeath our laziness to all those who need it worse than we. I, Iune Ozinga, will my latest gossip to Carol De Ionge. I, Eugene Iekel, will my nice shiny desk to Harriet Gruppen, I, Hardy Ensing, bequeath my magnificent pitching arm to anyone who can hit the broadside of a barn. I, Ken Heuvelman, will my manly physique to Nathan Van Bronkhorst. I, Don Meeuwsen, will my ability to blush to Henry Redder. I, Howard Gebben, bequeath my swittness to Norma Beltman. I, lean Geurink, bequeath my cute bathing suit to Diek . I, Christal Broekhuis, will my quietness to Iack Miller. I, Ruth Lemson, will my A's to Ken Wiersma. I, Harvey Pyle, will that thing called a car to my sister Nella, providing it will get her to school. I, Elaine Steigenga, will my sweetness to Dean Headley. We, Phyllis Glass and Milly Morren, be- queath our summer at Heinz to anyone who wants to be pickled. I, Bob Van Rhee bequeath my crown to anyone who can keep it on his head. I, Eunice Schipper, will my temper to my sister Sylvia, just to keep it in the family. We, Faye Van Dorple and lack Mellema, bequeath our inseparability to Esther Vanden Heuvel and Mick Zuverink. I, Dale Vanden Bosch, bequeath my height to Lloyd Ollman. I, Shirley Haylett, will all my men to any- one who can handle them better than I. I, Gordon Rateririk, will my ability to make touchdowns to Nelson Gebben, I, Arlene Goorman, bequeath my Swing to the grade school playground. I, Howard De Ionge, will my ability to woo the women to Sherwin Nagelkirk. I, Helena Bruggink, will my persisting argu- ments to anyone who is sure they will win them. I, Una Compagner, will my ability to lose combs to someone who has enough money to buy new ones. I, Norma Ver Hage, will my Grand Ledge friends to Inez Wassenaar, providing she will have as much fun as I did. I, Yvonne De Ionge, will my chauffeur's li- cense to Don Mellema. I, Lois Vollink, will my typing ability to Harold Hodge. I, Bruce Glass, will my bunny to Erk Poest I, Elvin Gitchel, bequeath my long running sprees to Coralee Nies. We, Don Van Eden and Iack De Ionge, be- queath our memberships in the Bachelors' Club to Albert Wesseldyke and Ronald Wes- tenbroek. I, Dorothy Kamps, bequeath my speed in shorthand to Wesley Van Rhee. I, Marilyn De Pree, bequeath my liking for the older members of the opposite sex to all the freshmen girls. I, Bob Bakker, will the remnant of my drawl to anyone going South, I, Doris Ten Brink, will my wavy hair to Iohnny Boeve. I, Norma Groenheide, will my angelic air to Wayne Wiersma. I, Erma Deters, will my hearty laugh to all the poker-faced under-classmen. I, Shirley Schermer, bequeath my ambition to succeed Mr. Dickman as principal of Z, H. S, to Ieanne Molter. I, Loren Renkema, bequeath my persistent teasing to Iim Poortenga. We, Marian Bosch and Dorothy Gebben, be- queath our stick-togetherness to any oi the bickering couples of the underclasses. I, Miss Ver Hage, will all the trials and tri- umphs of my sponsorship to anyone who thinks he can receive more pleasure than l. I, Helen Vander Wall, will my get-up-and- go-ness to Minnie Scharphorn. I, Gordon De Pree, will my female admirers to Iohn Boeve. I, Beverly Headley, will my sophistication to Delores Hendricks. I, Robert De Weerdt, bequeath to the under- classmen anything but Lois Boes. I, Merle Vredeveld, bequeath my complete confidence to Bob Dryer. I, Leone Tjepkema, will my position in the girls' trio to Ted Vander Ploeg. I, Erma Wyngarclen, will my job in the bank to anyone who doesn't like money, tl guess I keep it,I I, Adrian Vredeveld, will my large vocabu- lary to Gordon Huizenga, hoping it will im- prove his, I, Ray Mokma, will my height to next year's basketball team. I, Carol Van Zoeren, bequeath my loyal support of the University of Michigan to Coach Iones, so it will not be neglected alto- gether in Yeeland High School. I, Alvin Vander Kolk, bequeath my Vries- land humor to Clarence Timmerman. I, Douglas Elzinga, will my cracked glasses to any blind bat. I, Gladys Klynstra, will my long fluttering eyelashes to Bernard Ozinga. I, Mary Van Harn, will my clarinet to Donna Martini, In Witness Whereof, We, The Class of '48, the testors, have set our hand and seal hereto this fifth day of Iune in the year of our lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-eight, 119483. CSealJ Signed, sealed, published and declared as and lor its last will and testament by The Class of '48, the above-named testators, in the presence of us, who, at their request and in the presence of them and of each other, have subscribed our names hereto as wit- nesses on the day and year aforesaid. tSealJ - tSeall al Week ,9nt,o- Olze ,gut.ul.r.g as Hello, Mr. cmd Mrs. Zeeland. This -is your rov- ing reporter covering the reunion of the Zee- land High School Class of '48. This televisional broadcast is coming from the cafeteria of the new Zeeland Grade and Iunior High School building. lt is the first time the class has met in fifteen years. At the head of the speakers table we see Loren Renkema, former class president. At pres- ent, he is governor of Michigan. Seated next to him is his wife, the former Una Compagner. Mrs. Renkema is devoting her time to house- keeping after an exciting political career. She was the first woman candidate for the Presi- dency. On leave of absence from the Brazilian En- gineering Company, which employs him, is lack Mellema, accompanied by his wife, the former Faye Van Dorple. Faye's mother is caring for their sons, the famous Mellema Quadruplets, while lack and Faye attend the reunion. The clever decorations for this banquet were carried out by Shirley Haylett, now a commercial artist in New York. Eunice Schipper was graduated from Michi- gan State with high honors and is now teaching English at Noordeloos Technical College for Men. Seated in a large group is a delegation from the Snakeweed Metropolitan Church, Snakeweed, Kentucky. Heading the delegation is the Rev- erend Hardy Ensing and his wife, formerly Phyllis Glass. With him are Kenneth Heuvel- man, elder, Don Boerman, deacon, Harley Bos, Sunday School superintendentg Elaine Steigenga, choir director, and Lois Vollink, church organist. Another famous person present is Howard Gebben, world renown scientist and discoverer of a cure for moonburn. Carol Van Zoeren could not attend the re- union because her duties as Superintendent of nurses at Butterworth Hospital demanded her attention. Alvin Vander Kolk, resident physician at the same hospital, conveyed Miss Van Zoeren's greetings to the group. Leola Schermer and Marilyn De Pree, the founders of an original school which teaches the art of flirting, are here with their most prog- ressive pupil, Mildred Morren. According to the terms of the school, girls remain pupils until they marry. Edward Berghorst and Dale Vanden Bosch took time off from their business offices in Detroit to attend this reunion. They now own a national chain of garages and gas stations Shirley Beltman, Gladys Klynstra, and Norma Groenheide are to appear on the program doing part of their acrobatic routine. They are affiliated with the Bungling Brothers Circus, owned and run by Adrian and Merle Vredeveld. Several of the class members are prominent in the field of music. Among these are lune Ozinga, Wagnerian Opera prima donna, and Eleanor Kloosterman who is conducting the Bor- culo Symphony Orchestra. lack De longe is playing first trombone. Miss Arlene Goorman is employed by the H. l. Heinz Company as superintendent of the diet- ing kitchen. One of the top Cartoonists in his field is Bruce Glass who is now drawing Bugs Bunny. He is his own model. For the past four years, Elvin Gitchel has held the title of Olympic Turtle-Race champion. He attributes his success to his excellent coaching in high school. Christal Broekhuis is now teaching gym classes in Zeeland High School. Through her tireless ef- forts all girls in high school are now able to take gvm , Yvonne De Ionge has started a taxicab busi- ness in Zeeland and the surrounding territory. She has employed two former class members, Ray Mokma and Eugene lekel. At present they are both trying to convince her that she should marry one of them. Another classmate who could not be present is Norma Ver Hage. She is now an exchange teacher in an elementary school in France. The Music Department at Michigan State Col- lege has employed Mary Van Harn as drill- master for the all-boy marching band. ' Gordon Raterink has discovered a new rat poison which is guaranteed to kill everything which touches it. At present he is in a hospital recovering from the effects of his own discovery. The teaching profession has been greatly en- riched by the members of this class. Ruth Lem- son and Leone Tjepkema are now running ct nursery school in Detroit, Michigan. Those present at this reunion have all missed three of their fellow classmates, Howard De Ionge, Bob De Weerdt, and Har-ey Pyle who have become hermits after having had unhappy love affairs. Two of our guests are the husbands of Dorothy Gebben and Dorothy Kamps. The four of them live happily in Holland. Helena Bruggink is now designing Hula Hula skirts for the women of Mexico. She is ac- companied by her assistant and model, Peggy Boonstra. Gene Robert Van Rhee, head of the E.B.l., and his wife, Beverly Headley, just arrived. Bob's career started when he took a job as truant officer at the Zeeland schools. Marian Bosch and Bob Bakker, experts on both northern and southern foods, are co-own- ers of a new modern restaurant located in Zee- land. Douglas Elzinga's profession is very interest- ing. He is now photographing Varga girls for Esquire Magazine. He is ably assisted by Miss Cecilia Ver Hage who sponsored this class. Her main job is to chaperone Doug when he is on an assignment, Chester Kuipers is the owner of one of our countries largest firms for making bubble gum. His able and highly efficient secretary, Erma Deters, samples the gum beore it reaches the schools of the land. Doris Ten Brink is present with her husband. She married her high school Spanish pen pal and they are touring the United States before making their home in Spain. One of the outstanding journalists in the coun- try is Erma Wyngarden. She left a promising banking career to become editor of the New York Times-Star. Gordon De Pree is writing an Advice to the Lovelorn column for the same paper. Erma says he is doing very well. Don Van Eden is now one of the foremost furniture makers in the United States. Shirley Schermer, lean Geurink, and Helen Vander Wall closed the program by singing several songs popular when this class was in high school. This trio has been on tour all over the world and has made many recordings. Well, folks, we've brought you up to date on the doings of the Class of '48. We hope that you have enjoyed this broadcast as much as the class has enjoyed their reunion. This is your roving reporter signing off. Mr. and Mrs. Don Meeuwsen, the former Rose Marie Bok, were unable to attend the reunion. At present they are in the Netherlands buying tulips for their farm. Dr. Dick Bloemendaal ac- companied them to keep them from becoming sea-sick, A younger man will be wiser by and by. B SME 99919454533 . : J -J Vi if N J I Q I .'- Q 'j ' I Ag ' ffi P' ,,. y,: gf' ,i.'Lg,,e,g,j1 . ,A E .. 1 V i..v'.j.':. f ,. it i an ?.fi'?3L,fg, If A V f, -:Fi I . r ' , i -5 S' Y V WY. it ' 1f'x',t .'1'y1iL131't Aj ' 6 df 3671 Sfflgjl fig lgallf I -tl -- mx 31- .5 'f fit 4:-Q1i1f,.:Qr f 11: -:Q -- I G ' f T To the underclassmen, Zeeland High is very grateful, tor it is they who make up the integral part ol school lite. It is their pep, enthusiasm, and care- free actions which give the high school its school spirit. 'Q Y . I IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Arlene Walters ...,...... . . ,,,.. . . .President Wendell Lubbinge .,.. ..,, V ice-President Mary Wyngarden . . . .i..,. ......... S ecretary Shirley Heyboer ..,...,..,.,.......... Treasurer Nella Pyle ....... ,... S tudent Council Member Marvin Huyser .,,..,.. Student Council Member Standing' Marvin Huyser, Wendell Lubbinge. Seated Arlene Walters, Mary Wyngarden, Shirley Hey- boer, Nella Pyle. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Ruth Kuit ...,... ,.............,..,....President Philip Smallegan , . . .... Vice-President Clarena Cook . . . .,...........,.. Secretary Henry Redder , .. ,.4....,......... Treasurer lack Miller .,......,,.. Student Council Member Ruth Myaard .....,..., Student Council Member Standing Henry Redder, lack Miller. Seated Clarena Cook, Ruth Myaard, Ruth Kuit. FRESI-IMEN CLASS OFFICERS Mary Dickman ...,...,.,.............. President Shirley Walters .... .... V ice-President Florraine Brower ..,. ., .....,, Secretary Iohn Schrotenboer . . , .....,.......,.. Treasurer Shirley Glass .......... Student Council Member Roger Winkels ..., ...Student Council Member Standing' Roger Winkels, Iohn Schrotenboer. Seated, Shirley Walters, Shirley Glass, Mary Dickman, Florraine Brower. Sixth row B1llBloemenclaal, Peter Roan, Harvard Meyers, Bernard O: mga, Duane Westenbroek, Wayne Nykamp, Iohn De Vries, Bernard D.elcema, Dick Carlson, Gordon Huizenga, Kenneth Van Haitsma, Larry Drckman, Nelson Gebben, Sherwin Nagelkirk, Harold Hodge Fifth row Harriet Gruppen, Arloa Vereelce, Marilyn De longe, Norma Tanrs, Marcia Berghorst, Eloise Bosch, lack Sheridan, Betty Roelols, Dorogiyi Hall, Leola Van Koeverrng, Eleanor Tubergen, Ellamae Meeuwsen, Iune Henderson, Mildred Bgrghorst, Leon Veldhurs, lohn Van- den edt, Fourth row Verna Smallegan, Marilyn Wyngarden, Phyllis Langurs, Arlene De Geus, Norma Van Harn Bernice Cook, Marilyn Romeyn, Mur.el Hoon, Geraldine Schaap, Ann Holstege, Donna Velthuis, Norma Vanden Heuvel, Ruth Van Bronlchorst, Coralee Nres Third row Iohn Baeve Ruth Wyngarden, Lois Boes, Merrlyn Post, Lorraine Lakers, Rhona Smrdderks, Betty Vander Kolk, Wilma Papp, Carol De Iongh, Norma Beltman, Esther De Ionge, Audrey De Ionqe, Eleanor Pul Second row Miss De Ionge, Carolyn Bolman, Marilyn Broersma, Nella Pyle, Marvin Huvser Arlene Walters, Wendell Lubbrnge, Mary Wyn- garden, Shirley Heyboer, Shirley Hungerink, Lorraine Bekins, First row Gordon Vander Meulen, lohn Rookus, Odell De longe Ronald Meeuwsen, Clarence Ttmmerrrian, Iames Poortenga ail o Zlzee, Claaa 0 '49! lt is indeed with honor and praise that the Class of '49 advanced from Pages to Squires Under the very capable leadership of Arlene Walters, guided by the class sponsor, Miss De Ionge, the Squires of '49 acquired great lame. l-luclcleberry Finn their first dramatic attempt, was a worthy production, The luniorfSenior banquet, a farewell feast for the Class of '48, rightfully gave them the position as the future leaders of Zeeland High. 31 Fitih row' Paul Van Koevering, Herman Nienhuis. Albert Wesseldvk Robert Winchester, Mitchell Zuveririlc, Henry Mast, Dennis De Haan, 'ghurman Ftynbrandt, George Gebben, Wesley Van Rhee, Ronald S:hermer, Kenneth Vollink, Iohn Grassmid, Dean Headley, Carlyle De EUS Fourth row' Sylvester Raab, Sherwin Kroll, Iames Boonstra, Rokert Boes, Dan Carey, Donald Mellema, Charles Roelois, Erwin Poest, Ches- ter Boersema, Iames Mast, Ronald Westenbroelc, Eldon Moore, Mr. Bouma. Third row Iune Van Slooten, Arlene Gebben, Frances Harnstra, lane Van Der Velde, Beatrice Visser, Minnie Scharphorn, Elaine Tubergeri, Eleanor Nyenhuis, Jeanette Payne, Bernice Poppema, Evelyn Berens, Wilma Lamer, Laura Gitchell, Marian Brower, Lorraine Bos, Second row Arla Vander Hoop, Kathleen Lankheet, Elaine Vander Ponoen, Madelon McCaslin, Esther Vanden Heuvel, Marlene Lakers, Ioyce Glass, Inez Wassenaar, Alma lean Klamer, Catherine Schrotenboer, Ioyce Kuipers, Frances Knap, Marian Scholten, Ioan Whitsitt. First row' Wilnora Venema, lack Miller, Philip Smallegan, Henry Redder, Clarena Cook, Ruth Kurt, Ruth Myaard, Marilyn Baar, Patty Lowry, lane Lemson, Ioan De Pree. aif o Zlzee, Claaa 0 '50f Out of robes of freshmen greenery foreverg and a few miles nearer the goal of senior knighthood, We thus hail our Sophomores, seventy-one strong. Under their fair-haired president, Ruth Kuit, and the sponsorship of Mr. Bouma, the Class of '50 has spent some very enjoyable evenings together. Outstanding among those was a hayride last semester after which they Went to the 'Chix Roost to replenish their raving appetites. Making sure that the freshmen were properly initiated Was, of course, their most important duty. This charge was carefully performed. lf a toast were in order, We might say, 'll-lail to thee, Class of l95Ug We wish you every possible success in your journey toward senior knighthoodj 32 1- Fxlth row Harris Nylcarnp, Earl Arendson, lvan Groenheide, Orvtlle Baerrnan lohn Myaard Sherwin Kamps tumor Heyboe G1 dot c David Sharohorn Fourth row Goldie Nagelklrk, Lyle Hop, Herman Hoeve, Harold Zylst.a lohn Brouwer, Duane Hop, Berger Bale Brower, Edwa d Paap M l vin B.andt Ioan Bolman, Delia Bosch Third row Helen Delonge, Ieanne Grassmid, Louise Hulst, Alice lean Commxssaris, Alverne Mast, Eugene Dozeman, Iay Ttmrner Fredt-r l Freeman, Kathleen Glass, Marian Talsma, Ruth Post Second row lsla Harmson, Arlene Berens, Helen Hamstra, Margaret Nykarnp, Phyllis Boerman, Alma Ensing Delores De Witt Ma xari L f wer, Sylvia Schzpper, Luella Meengs, luanita Van Kley, Miss Baer First row Mary Dlckman Shirley Walters, Roger Wlnlcles, lohn SChrO'enboer, Shirley Glass, Florralne Brower ail o glzee, Claaa o '51 An ambitious and enthusiastic group of serts entered the halls of Zeeland High on September 5, 1947. ln order to become full-fledged citizens of the Court School, the Frosh were compelled to pay homage to the pages, squires, and knights, namely the upper classmen. Dressed in overalls, pigtails tied in green ribbons, and with knees bent to show respect, the Frosh passed the tests ol initiation at the All- School Party and were dubbed citizens at the School Court. Mrs. lanssen and Miss Baer act as co-sponsors ot the class. Frtrih row Barry Van Koevering, Elwood Wvngarden, Gilbert De long, Flobert Frrever, Wayne Wrersrna, Iohn De Free B r :av V.agner, Don Vos Ward Ver Hoge, Carl Bietman Elvin Boeve, llorrnan Slagh Fourth row lfathan Van Bronkhorst, Ftav Schaap Frank Swift, Marlin Van Harn, Ftoaez l Brouwer, Hilbert Beyer Verr ri non Machiele, Gordon Kraai, Iirn Hayle-tt, Dale Van Haitsma, lasofi Scholten lack Kale Third row Betty Ter Haar, Shirley Bos, Marian Gebben, Carolyn Vruggmlz, Madeline Lemson, Alma Gebben, Mae Naber Vlnrrz Vin Earn Oalclev Van Dorole, Eleanor De Kline, Mary Lou De Witt, Barbara Bloemendaal Second row Marilyn MGTHIESOH, Ann Marie Winterhalder loan Payne, Emeline Boelols, Arlene Sprrk, lean Smith Wilma Zeinst a Molter, Shirley Goorman, Delores Hendricl-is Laureen Hallman Lill an Vcllzers Arlene Moore First row Ioyce llyhol, Elaine Hassevoort Ioan Pyle, Ardith Bergers Sbyl Ver Plank Mrs lansen, Marion Got: Wanda W 1 F i erta Vegter, Cel,a Yntema Geraldiie Vfa cott gsg 'wifi , .I V? B is rl! I an X My A l-lere l ani, see me? Boll 'ern, boys! Were Froshl Bye nowl Triangledl Thais enough, Bipl 'lOli, you areal big Maclemoiselles Forest Grove Belles. beautiful doll. Library Time Hi, lolksl Ruth of Leone A pause between Bob, Flack, Bunny leaves ,N li if? in e .. h-, :. -- . Q. ,L Q 1 -L . . H -is e ,E fx ? 4 'N PM Qs.:- i Al i 4555 k Q4a, f-, 2 fe if 1 7 xy X x I J 9 1 if t Q 1: -, . 56 57Zt?s'5'3 M Gai .X 5 xliix' as ri 1 'fir mix 6 ' rf, uf W , W xfU1f',A f f 1' , J' There is no more sure tie between friends than when they are united in their objects and wishes. 213335221 if wu I y 'V Uv.: M. 1 , . 4 , ,,,, A- ., h-j '. -V, ' X.. MT ,I .'. ym. , I' 'J. 5 Q Lv: 5-.,'f1',-1 flu uv! .3 l I I . 1 f' . , .?- T. l , j ,QU .I J .e. ...A 4 1 -..QV-v ,f ,. -4 '. . ,,x, I J , '. ,rl H. , ....,,., , , -. -v, .r ,l.- . uv A . Lx uf' . V J u ' ' .f ' x X 1 V .Aix frarferzf on rzlcz' i Second row, Arlene Walters, Carol Van Zoeren, Nella Pyle, Mr. Dick' man, lack Miller, Loren Renlcema, First row: Mary Dickrnan, Ruth My- aard, Elaine Steigenga, Ruth Kun, Marvin Huyser, Roger Winkels. Shirley Glass, Hardy Ensing The Student Council is a representative group of the entire student body organized to consider the problems of the student, to take charge of the morning devotions, the pep meetings, and the assembly programs. The Council is composed ot thirteen members: a boy and girl elected from each class, besides the president ot each class, and the ezlitor-in-chiei oi the Peeper staff. OFFICERS Secretary ..,.,...,...,...,... Ruth Kuit President ,..., .,.,,..,.,. H ardy Ensing Treasurer . . . 4 . .Marvin Huyser Vice-President . . ..,, Elaine Steigenga Advisor .. .,.. Mr. Dickman What are the requirements for becoming a member oi the National Honor Society? l. Members must be in the upper third ol the class. 2, Membership is based on scholarship, leadership, service, and character. 3, Members are elected by the faculty. The Zeeland chapter ot this society was iounded in l927. At that time the membership was composed of tive members. Today there are four juniors and eleven seniors. OFFICERS Secretary ..,......... Carol Van Zoeren President ,.,.........r., Leola Schermer Treasurer . , . . . .Leone Tjepkema Vice-President , , , .... Norma Ver l-lage Sponsor , . . .... Mr. Dickman ll Second row Betty Eoelols, Leone Tlepkema, Leola Schermer, Nor- ma Ver Hoge, Mr Dicl-:man lohn Boeve, Carol Van Zoeren, Elaine St-eiaenaa Ruth L-Qmson First row Arlene Walters, Alvin Vanderiliollc, Gordon De Pr-ee, Loren Henkema, Eugene lekel, Erma Deters Marilyn Broersma Fifth row Mildred Morren Eunice Schipper, Clarena Cook, Ruth Myaard Fourth row Shirley Heyboei Marcia Bergf hoist, Ruth Kurt, Leola Van Koevering, Marion Gotz, Third row Peggy Boonstra, Leola Scher- mer, Rose Bok, Esther Vanden Heuvel, Carol Van Zoeren Second row Helen Vander Wall, Ruth Wyngarden Patty Lowry, Oakley Van Dorple, Ruth Post Sibyl Ver Plank. First row Miss Bacon, Marlene Lakers, Faye Van Dorple, Nella Pyle, Betty Roelofs What would the team do without the Athletic Sisters? Surely, starvel At every home game the familiar cry is heard, Candy Barsl l-lot Dogs! Paddle Popsl The profits of their efforts are turned into athletic equipment and parties given for the teams, '- The hayride party and the Christmas breakfast highlighted the seasons activities. P' This is the only organization in school whose members are selected by the former club members. OFFICERS President . . . . .Faye Van Dorple Treasurer Betty Roelofs Vice-President . , .,,. Nella Pyle Sponsor . .Miss Bacon Secretary ..., . . Marlene Lakers ln order to become a member of the Z Club, the athletes of Zeeland High are required to earn a major letter in any sport and to weather the terrifying initiation inflicted upon them by the former members. This years activities centered around a potluck supper in lanuary, followed by the initiation ceremony, two attendances at wrestling matches in Grand Rapids, and an early spring party. OFFICERS President A , . . , .Alvin Vander Kolk Secretary-Treasurer . . , ,l-larvey Pyle Vice-President , . . .Robert De Weerdt Sponsor , , , . . , . , Mr, lanes ...M , ,N ,,,, ,-.-.hm W, 77777 ,Y V Q V Y Y W I Filth row Ga:don De Pier- Gordon Rater- ink Bob De Weerdt, Harley Bos, Dick Carlson Fourth row Duane Westeribroeli, Philip Srnallegan, Larry Rclzman lidrily Fn- sing, lacl-1 Miller Micl: Zi,i','wirii: P1,l Van l'foeve:inCI Third row Wendell l.ui3lfiiri3e Fort Mr-e,iwf sen lack Sheridan hay Wadne' Ber- nard Rat--rinl: Dicl-: Bloc-mr-ndaal lien Heiivelman Su-cond How Pfttor Room, lli-lzwn Gobben, Bill Blonitieridaal, Syl'.'fA11t+-i ltaali Bob Boas, Loren Renlzema Bob Van Rive .1-' a i llienli.: lfd ,'r-y Pyli- Alvin Vander Holi: Howani lie long-5 Mr Iciric-is 27he Standing Leone Tiepkema, Gordon Huizenga, Ronald Schermer, Gordon De Pree, Douglas Elzinga, Hardy Ensing, Alvin Vander Kolk, Bill Bloemendaal, lohn De Vries, Howard De longe, Bob De Weerdt, Miss Ver Hage, Carol Van Zoeren Second row Arlene Walters, Lois Vollink, Norma Ver Haae, Shirley Haylett, Elaine Steigenga, Erma Deters, Helen Vander Wall, Mildred Morren. First row Dorothy Hall, Marilyn De Pree, Peggy Boonstra, Iohn Boeve, Ruth Wyngarden, Patty Lowry, reds alla 'enz All PEEPEB news must be in at 8:00, Wednesday morning was a familiar announcement made throughout the school year. The PEEPEB is a tri-weekly publication edited by the staff representing the students of Zeeland High School. For the first time in its history, the PEEPER was printed by a local printer. lunior High, also, contributed a column of its school events. The local businessmen through their advertising made it pos- sible to finance this new project. Editor-in-Chief . Assistant Editor. . . Business Manager , , Circulation Manager, .. P. l Editors .,,, Clubs and Classes Social Editors Feature Editors Cartoons THE STAFF . . . .Carol Van Zoeren ,..,,..lohn Boeve . . .Gordon DePree . , ,Bob De Weerdt Alvin Vander Kolk Norma Ver Hage , . ,Arlene Walters Elaine Steigenga .. , Peg Boonstra Dorothy Hall . . . Patty Lowry Gordon Huizenga . . . . Ronald Schermer Sports Editors , ., Exchange Editor .... , . . .Bill Bloemendaal Howard De Ionge Hardy Ensing Helen Vander Wall Iunior High Reporter ......, Maxine Mulder Business Staff ,....... Typists . , . Faculty Adviser .... . . .Marilyn De Pree Ruth Wyngarden lohn De Vries Doug Elzinga . . ,Leone Tjekema Erma Deters Shirley Haylett Lois Vollink Mildred Morren .. , . .Miss Ver Hage -e eena Jeeprweni Service Forty junior and senior girls have joined the worldvwide organization based on the rnotto: To create and extend throughout the school and cornrnunity, high standards of Christian character, The Y-Teens represent service and the best that there is in school The selling ol tuberculosis seals, the gathering of clothing tor the poor were ges- tures ot service, The annual Christmas program based on the birth ot Christ, was an indication ot Y-Teen influence. OFFICERS Rose Bok ,..,, . r , ,. , .President Dorothy Hall , .. Vice'President Mary Wyngarden . , . Secretary Arlene Walters i .Treasurer Mrs. Newlon . . .Sponsor Fitth row Norma Ver Hage, Norma Tanis, Bernice Cook, Leola Van Koevering, Marilyn Wyngarden, Shirley Heyhoer, Shirley Hunqeririk Fourth row Marilyn De longe, Harriet Gruppen, Mary Van Harn, Verna Smallegan, Mildred Morten Ann Holsteqe, Eloise Bosch, Marc.a Berghozst Third row Marilyn Romevn, Muriel Roan, Eunice Sch pper, Helen Vander Vfall Ca'ol VJn Zo-er-gn Li,-ola Schermer, Marilyn De Pree, Peggy Boonstra Second row Faye Van Dorple, Ruth Wyngarden, Lois Boes, Merilyn Post, Lorraine Lokers, Geraldine Schaap, Esther De lonqe, Audrey De Ionae, Loriaine Mel: ns First row Mrs Newton, Mary Wyngarden, Rose Bok, Arlene Walters, Dorothy Hall Ne-lla Pyle, Marilyn Boersma, BQ Fourth row Bernard Ozinga, Duane Westenbroelc, Gordon Huizenga, Harley Bos, Harvey Pyle, Dick Bloemendaal, Kenneth Heuvelman, Merle Vredeveld. Third row: Hardy Ensing, Gordon De Pree, lack De Iong'1. Herman Nienhuis, WVendell Lubbinqe, Bcb Winchester, Sherwin Nagelkirl-1, Bob Van Rhee, Henry Mast, Ted Vander Ploeg, Kenneth Van Haitsrria, Second row Alvin Vander Kolk, Odell De longe, Marvin Huyser, Iohn Boeve, Clarence Tirnmerman, lack Mellema, Im Mast, Adrian Vredevelcl, Paul Van Koevering, Bob De Weerdt, Mr. Lokers, First row Larry Dickman, Bill Bloemerdaal, Don Meeuwsen, Gordon Raterink, Loren Renkema. , , J r'If 1:f 'rg-'W iii'vcr'-'m7t7?C1 b fQ'tt??1?'g-17ys!'24,'-., ff , m.:. 'w--fr' 1'-:: 4 .- 1 1 - -,g,rq'.:e1 . - 1 'V 'Y-.1'2' F5 2.fr:ff.f: , ,. A 'vi i-A 'JI 4fn :?fi 1 ' ws f A V . .. .i sf af .fe ff.. -. , N f . ' 4 ,j ,::':', if 'f-iwlg Q54 V58 J Z 45:4 ea MPEJF V V 'i gr 5 fr fu 5 if 5' A ' , , . . 4 1 ' .?H,.4.,,..f 1'7 - ,.,..' ,fr ut ., , ,, ,,,, .. ,. .- .. ii csziri-i:fmusim3.:r2am:aLrri ' -. L ' ff in Aw. rr V:--: A The gymnasium was turned into a miniature carnival midway on December 4 and 5 when the members of the l-li-Y Club thrilled the crowds with their annual Penny Carnival. With the money earned at this festival, the club Was able to give to the 'World Youth Fund and to pay their state affiliation dues. in addition the club chose delegates to attend the district Hi-Y meeting in Grand Rapids and the state convention in Flint, Last summer the new officers attended the state Hi-Y Camp Hayo-Vffent-Ha at Torch Lake. Through the auspices of this club, Reverend Mr. Glen Frye, as assembly guest speaker, presented an interesting talk on the subject, Boy and Girl Relations, based on the problems of today's youth. ln full accord with the purpose of the club, which is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character, the Zeeland club has experienced a successful year, OFFICERS Don Meeuwsen . . . ,.....,.... ....... P resident Gordon Raterink . . . . . .Vice-President Lorne Renkema . . . ...., Secretary Bill Bloemendaal , . . . .Treasurer Mr. Lokers ...., . . .Sponsor 40 he ay to a an 3 ,Heart i4 U That's what the girls of the Home Economics Club believel The club has a definite purpose in mind: to promote a better understanding ot a womans place in the home, to foster better manners, and to raise the moral standard ot every American woman. All students ot the Home Economics Classes are eligible tor membership. The classes devote their time to sewing and cool-:ing and serving ot foods. ln addition to their general class Work, the club sold hot dogs and candy bars during the noon hours in order to raise money lor parties and other activities. OFFICERS Mildred Morren T . . . , ......i., T , President Marilyn Baar ,.,, .....,, V ice-President lune Van Slooten . . . . .Secretary-Treasurer Miss Bacon ...... .....,..,., S ponsor Filth row Ioyce Kuip-ers, lane Van Der Velde, loyce Glass, Ieanette Payne, Eleanor llloosterman, Shrley Beltman, V1 ilma Lamar Fourth row lean Cweurink, Lois Vollink, Phyllis Glass, Eleanor Tubergen, E:rna Deters, ltlorma Croc-nheide, Maman Brower. Th1'cl row Kathleen Lankheet, Beatrice Visser, Minnie Schcrrphozn, Lorraine Bos, Ailoa Veteeke, lune Ozinaa, Gladys Klynstra, Laura Gitchel Second row: Lois Boes, Rose Marie Bok, Arlene Gebhen, Arla Vander Hoop, Wilnora Vs-nt-ma, Catherine Schrotenboer, Arlene Goorman, Erma Wyngarden, First row Miss Bacon, Patty Lowry, Marilyn Baar, lune Van Slooten, Mildred Morren, Phyllis Languis, Shirley Schermer in 41 J r if N553-.5 We sag Upper Lett: The One-Act-Play Festival Cast and staff enjoy a Christ- mas Party, Upper Right: The Zeeland Klompen Dancers perform at the summer Middle Middle Middle Bottom Bottom Bottom Figure Centennial Celebration. Lett: Made beautiful tor the One-Act-Play Festival, Center: Good Ole Alma Mater Right: Teachers relax during Exam Week. Lett: Believe it or not some people Work! Center: 'Tse no chicken theft! Right: Frosh Foursome Inserts: Mr. and Mrs. Hip , 42 X. f v ,Kaz N ., wj Glory of warrior, glory of orator, glory of song. 5H1TUH9ZK!1Z,QB 3Ki9,E3KQI Q l 5 The knights and ladies of the Class of '48 royally staged a three-act farce, Guess Again. Two full houses and the applause of the audience were ample reward for the efforts put forth by Mrs. lanssen, the director, and the chivalrous cast. The plot centered around a hotel which Was badly in need of business. lf it Were not for the guests, Mrs. Skin- ner, Dora Mae, her daughter, and Olive Ordway, a health fadist, the hotel would be non-existent. Mr. Grimes, the proprietor, Worried about his hotel, and his troubles were doubled when a bright college lad, Bill Douglas, decided to pep things up a bit by inventing an English lord. He did this so that he could stay near lanet, the girl-Friday of the hotel. Complications set in When the two lords appeared at the hotel. Then, too, Mr. Pratt, the local banker, threatened foreclosure. Renee Lamour decided to sue for breach of promise. Waldo, the would-be actor, furnished laughs with his funny impersonations. The snares and troubles finally turned out to everyones ad- vantage and the play ended happily. Waldo ......., Henry Grimes. Olive Ordway. Bill Douglas. . . Mrs, Skinner. . . Dora Mae. . . Ianet .......... S. H, Pratt .... Lord Wiggleton ..... Marcella lenks. Bertie Bloclgett. Renee Lamour ..... Lulu Perkins. . . Sol Messer .... CAST . .Gordon De Pree . . .Loren Renkerna . . .Peggy Boonstra Alvin Vander Kolk . . . .Gean Geurink . . . .Shirley Haylett . .Marilyn De Pree .Robert De Weerdt ..Merle Vredeveld . . .Leola Scherrner ... . , .Harvey Pyle . . .Beverly Headley .. .Mary Van Ham . . .Ken l-leuvelmcm 'Huckleberry Finn, the Iunior Class play was sornee thing new for the Zeeland audience, The production was widely acclaimed to be one of the best p'ays staged in the high school, The dates were set for March 22 and 23. Miss Baer was the director. Huckleberry Finn caused the usual amount of boyish trouble in the home ol Aunt Polly and Ruth Watson with whom he was living. Huck and Tom Sawyer had a rollicking good time pestering other people until Huck's good-for-nothing father came to get him, The trouble then began and it became worse when Mary lane, Aunt Polly's niece, spread the news. But in the end everything turned out line. Huck's dad wooed and won Aunt Polly, Ruth Watson tell in love with Fred Raymond, and Mary lane and Huck showed signs of a growing love. Through- out the whole play Melba White, the colored maid, added her bit of lively humor. Aunt Polly Ruth Watson , Mary lane Fred Raymond Mclba White Clara Woppinger Amy Woppinger Huckleberry Finn Iohn Finn , . Tom Sawyer .. , ,, CAST Arlene Walters .Shirley Heyboer . , Nella Pyle Duane Westenbroek . ,Marcia Berghorst .. ,Dorothy Hall Shirley Hurigerink Wendell Lubbinge ,. ,Gordon Rateririk , .Iohn Boeve -v' ' 5 T ,ta f 1 ll J. V W is 1 v N 172352, X3-qoh helm 11295 Tnf 21351- 5- Qi fr IJ rg Q ij if . Q, ZX f f XX The speech class in collaboration with the English lV class staged a one-act play festival on December l7 to earn money for band uniforms and for new athletic field lights. Three plays, Corn-Fed Ba- bies , lt happened to Sweeney, and the 'lWhite Phantom were staged by the fol- lowing cast: Bruce Glass Harold Hodge Ken Heuvelrnan Alvin Vander Kolk Loren Renkema Eunice Schipper Leola Schermer Beverly Headley Helena Bruggink Elaine Steigenga 'lv . 1553953 t gggifzg S GCOIICJ lIll'l9l'J Picture Eunice Schipper, Catherine Schrotenboer, and Iohn Boeve won second place in forensics, 30.45 wl'nr1er4 nzll coached them orelwic Siuclen M in onor4 Forensics this year drew a group of enthusiastic young speakers from every class in high school. The speakers participated in the fields of oratorical declairning, dramatic declaiming, and oratory. ' The oratorical declamations are given by freshmen and sophomores who choose a famous speech and relate it verbally. The dramatic declamations can be given by anyone who chooses to give a dramatic interpretation of a story, book, or play, The oratorical contest is open to juniors and seniors who compose and deliver their own speeches. ln the local contest Shirley Walters and Catherine Schrotenboer were the first and second Winners, respectively, in the oratorical declamations. Gordon De Pree, as first winner, and Iohn Boeve, as second, participated in the field of dramatic declamations, ln oratory Beverly Headley, as first winner, and Eunice Schipper, as second, rendered their own literary productions. Miss 'Whitnell capably sponsored the contests. The district contest, in which Hudsonville, Saugatuck, and Zeeland compete for forensic honors, was held in Zeeland this year. Picture' Shirley Walters, Gordon De Pree and Bev erly Headley, the first place winne S Miss Whit Stand na' lohn Boeve, Marilyn Romevn. Leon Veldhuis, Edward Berghorst, Frances Knap, Barry Van Koevering, Marilyn Wyngarclen, Wene dell Lubbinge, Phyllis Languis, Marilyn De Ionge, Mary Wyngarden Third row. Esther Vanden Heuvel, Martin Van Harn, Dale Vanden Bosch, Ray Mokma, Duane Westenbroek, Erwin Poest, Clarence Tim merman, lack De longh, Hardy Enslng, Thurman Rynbrandt. Second row Dennis De Haan, Maxine Mulder, Irma Derks, Ardith Bergers, lohn De Vries, Merle Vredeveld, Henry Mast, Albert 'Wesseldyk Ray Schcao, Ronald Westenbroek, Marilyn Mathieson, Arlene Walters, Ruth Van Der Velde, Marlene Lokers, Elaine Vander Poppen. First row Iack Mellema, Mary Van Harn, Helen Vander Wall, Eloise Bosch, Alyce De Pree, Yvonne De Ionge, Shirley Heyboer, lean Molter Norma Ver Haae. LQ. ftitiicfarri'-f:--t.11'4: T . H -as ' 'T .T ' f-f1'1if: wwf' ti-2ffi1P7TZ??'1:-,' 'U at iw . ff - . tstfvvtsi X .69 'tawsfn-1'f-- 'f Jw .fffyfrr . s if t 35,5-ff .51.,,jA'.E4ifgmt.a r jj'! 1 ' t5,' f51'. -gi gs ' 4.41,ggi. --t:'1:,-iibay, -gg:-fx, -',i'f ,-:flak 5M, 4.,!t g,,i',ff,,. ,,.,,.,, ' .e,srt:,rg .' -V J. ' 522 if 5? ' 5? . pit, t'rj'Z77L3f'w'? 1 J' ln fl w cf. I -' '- ' - 1?'.,.1a.i1L . ,iff ofa,-154, .pfare-eip'- .a?1f,1f:f '-1, 2,4?,Qf'LA.5'Lf' g , The musical knights ot the school banded together to further their musical career under the direction ot Mr. Viilo. An executive board was chosen which immediately made financial plans tor purchasing new band uniforms. The Band Mothers had pledged to raise 33500, so in order to meet this pledge a Tag Day was planned and executed. The band itself had earned S400 by marching at the Zeeland Centennial celebration. During the progress ot the year, the band made several appearances. At every home football game, the band displayed some very clever marching, At Christmas time and at a Vesper Service the band very ably rendered a religious program. ln March the solo and ensemble contest was held at Grand Haven. Twelve soloists, two clarinet quartets, a trombone quartet, a saziaphone and a brass sextet competed lor honors. At the end of the year the band marched in the annual Tulip Time Festival and in the Memorial Day parade. OFFICERS lack Mellema . .....,..... .,,.... P resident Ray Mokma , . , . .Vice-President Mary Van I-larn, . . ...... Secretary lohn Boeve . .... .. .Treasurer Marlene Lokers 2 . , Arclith Bergers S ' ' H 'Llbrcmcms 48 ,.,-,,,.v-, -V -V.- Standing Marilyn De longe Harriet Gruspen Ardnh Berg-ers ln circle Mr Viilo. Third row Marcia Kraai Eleanor Pul, Linda Ver Plank Second row Oakley Van Dorple, Wanda Wiersma, Barbara Eloemengiaal l.r.:a llezlts, Maine ltfiiQif:t', lean Holter, Hath Van Der Velde Yvonne De Ionge, Shirley Bos, Iudy Whitsitt Ftrst row lane Van Der Velde, Ruth KUIT, Catherine Schrotenboer, Elaine Vander Poppen, Shirley Walters, Ioan Whitsitt, Redd Ptynbrandt - fep an The orchestra, a small but enthusiastic organization, contains a great deal of talent. Several representatives of the orchestra in the string department were sent to the district solo and ensemble contests at Grand I-laven. A string trio, organized from this group, gra- ciously furnished musical entertainment at the Senior, Iunior and Speech Class plays, At Christmas time and at a Vesper Service, the orchestra again delighted a receptive au- dience. OFFICERS Ruth Kuit ,,......., ...,,.. P resident Wanda Wiersma , Treasurer lane VanDerVelde . . , .Vice-President Librarians lOakley Van Dorple Rita Rynbrandt . .i... Secretary A A' 1Catherine Schrotenboer The snappy drum roll of the Pep Band and the blares ot the bugles add school spirit and enthusiasm to the basketball games. The familiar song, Come, boys, draw near, al- ways inspires the team on to victory. The ever-popular traditional, l've been working on the railroad, lends its moral boost to the team and to the spectators. Standing Iohn Boeve, Leon Veldhuzs Edward Berghorst ln ctrcle Mr Viilo Second :ow MQ le Vredeveld Henrv Mast, Yvonne De Ioifie Dole Vanden Bosch Hardy Ensina Thurman Rynbrcmjt First row Mary Van Ham Helen Vander Wall, Maxine Mulder, Irma lfferlzs Ardith Eeraers, lean Moltei, Huth Van Der Velde Fouzth row Marilyn Romeyn, Verna Smallegan, Dorothy Hall, Lors Vollink, Marilyn De Ioncye Leone Tiepkema Third row Betty Roelols, Rose Marie Bok, Arlene Goorman, Dorothy Gebben, Shirley Schermer Second row Harriet Gruppen, Helen Vander Wall, Phyllis Languis, Lillian Volkers, Laureen Hallman Marilyn Bexar Fprst row Shirley I-lunge-rinlc, Lois Boes, Patty Lowry, Carol De Iongh. Betty Ter Hacrr, Carolyn Bolrnan Mae Naber I o Ll 0 o 77 L i p your owe an ang Love ot music is one oi the distinguishing characteristics ot all the girls in the glee club Twice a Week these music lovers band together to sing and enjoy classical and popular music. At the Christmas Musicale and the Vesper Service, the clulo contributed a few re ligious selections, President .... Vice-President Secretary ,... Treasurer . . Librarian . OFFICERS . . , . . , . . .Arlene Goorrnan ...,...,Lois Boes . 4 . . .Marilyn Roineyn , , ,Helen Vander Wall , .Shirley Schermer 53 Q Standing Wanda Wlersma Catherine Schotenboer, Mary Van Harn, Helen Vander Wally Vlendell Lubbtnge, Marlene Lokers, Leone T,er' kema, Iohn Boeve, Lois Bees, lack Mellema In circle Mr Vnlo Scherme Ardith Be gers UJEC 0lll'lCl C 0l'uJ e Music Council represents all the musical organizations in the school All the con ce s and business activities are planned by this council The membership is made up ot th officers of the band the chorus the glee club and the orchestra The Mixed Chorus ts a class in which the occupants can relax and can release much of their excess energy Three times a week the members meet to sing both classical and popular arrangements At the Christmas Musicale and the Vesper Service, the chorus, along with the other musical organizations, i R 9 X rendered a few religious numbers. N OFFICERS A ..c. President ,,,.. ,...,,., D orothy Hall Treasurer . c , Wendell Lubbinge Xl'XVice-President . . . .Marilyn De longe Librarians. . , , , ..,. Leone Tiepkema Secretary . . . . , .Verna Smallegan and Helen Vander Wall X Fourth FOI! Marilyn Flomeyn, Verna Smallegan, Dorothy Hall, Donald Meeuwsen, Gordon De Free Merle Vredeveld, Chester K'..ir.e:s Got don Huizenaa, Hilbert Beyer, Robert Boes, Wendell Lubbtnge, Pete: Roon, Iohn Boeve Norma Tams Third row Arlene Walters, Phyllis Langu s, Shirley Hungerink, Harriet Gruppen, lean Gehrinlc Lots Vollink, Leone Tyeplrerna Maulyrg lit longe Marilyn Baar, Arlene Goorman, Shirley Goorman Second row Mary Wyngarden, Eleanor De Kleine, Rhona Smldderks, Hose Marte Bok, Betty Hoe-lots, Helen Vander Wall Henrietta Ve-Ut'-r Mary Dickman, Dorothy Gebben, Shirley Schermer, Luella Meenas Seated Oakley Van Dorple, Verna Smallegan, lane Van Der Velde, Marilyn De Ionge Dorothy Hall, Ruth Kurt Arlene Goorman, Slsrlf-3 0 C ! 5 N - : lll , . First row Patty Lowry, Lois Boes, Carolyn Bolman Lorraine Lo':ers, Florraine Brower, Ann Marie Winterhalder Srbyl Ver Plank, l'rr::l.nf- - Ftoelols, Delores De Witt M X Xs- Q, 'fv - an -N va N.--. . Q,,NyA5Sk.Z QW, ff MX ' Nikki, 1 ws an W Qv + , x Ax . f X XA- ,M . 4, If , qff,f l xwlslm -- W, Q,,.gf54 :'.'.: X... M '1 , XS 2 t fZf7J'7e ,HI V 'i 6 Q V' XX 2 bwW?l 5 QM, 5 X 'fly' i if ffl 0 Q ' qi, ' -X Z, Z 5, a There are some defeats more triumphant than Victory. Q59 1 I X Third row: Bernard Raterink, Nelson Gebben, Duane Westenbroek, Bernard Diekema, Dick Carlson, Ray Wagner, Mick Zuverink, Iack Miller. Second row Larry Dickman, manager, lack Sheridan, Wendy Lubbinge, Hardy Ensing, Gordon Ratennk, Dick Bloemendaal, Herman Nienhuis, Peter Hoon First row' Howard De Ionge, Harvey Pyle, Bob De 'VVeerdt, Harley Bos, Ken Heuvelman, Alvin Vander Kolk. ' ' ' '77 T A , f '1' 5f '? ,Q if if T fs iiiili ' 'Here be rules. l know but one - To dash against mine enemy and to win. This vigor of spirit prevailed during the entire football season. Coach Tones and his dar- ing eleven waged a thrill-packed and successful season of battles for Zeeland High. The season opened with a victory for the Chix and Grandville with a score of l2-O. In this game De Weerdt drew first blood when he went over for the first score. The second touchdown was made when Raterink dashed 92 yards for the final score of the game. On September 25, under the lights at Godwin, the Chix were beaten by a powerful Wolverine team. With a superb aerial offense and a tricky backfield, Godwin proved too much for the Zeeland squad and came out on top of the score, 12-U. Our next game was played under the Holland arcs with a powerful Wyoming team. ln the first half, the Vikings scored on a long pass to lead, 6-U. ln the third quarter a much-inspired Chix team came back with a series of running plays climaxed by a plunge by De Weerdt for a touchdown. The attempt for the extra point failed and the score was tied 6-6, During the final period neither team scored and the game ended in a tie. A week later the Zeeland squad took a beating at the hands of a rugged Coopersville team. During the first period Coopersville ended a sustained sixty-five yard drive for a touchdown. The attempt for the conversion was successful and Coopersville came out the victors, l3-O. Af- ' Aa, T. ., ,, 1, Bos, All-Conference team right l tackle, and De Weerdt, fullback, both 5, 1, rate football top sport. They acted , mimi! A ' my j fQQglw X as co-captains. T f R -i i ' f Iffwt' if is . ' sw: A .X fyu, Kirin .53 . fi Gordon Raterink tries for a long pass Time out for the Chix Eleven Our first conference game was played at Otsego. After battling deep in Zeelands terrif tory Otsego finally managed to score late in the second quarter. The kick for the extra point was good and Otsego led at half-time, 7-O. ln the second half Zeeland's men out' played Otsego both in running and passing. The Chix scored on a plunge made by De Weerdt. De Ionge kicked for the conversion The game ended in a 7-7 deadlock. Our next game was also a conference game. lt was played under the lights in Allegan. We were overpowered by a mighty, fighting Tiger team by the score of 37-19. Allegan outscored Zeeland in the first half, l9-6. The Chix's only tally came when Gord Raterink made a 65-yard run. ln the second half the game was fought more evenly. Allegan scored three times, and Zeeland scored twice, once by De longe and once by Bern Raterink, De longe converted for the extra point. On November 7, Zeeland traveled to Bangor. On a mud-soaked field neither team could play to the best of its ability. Consequently, the game was slow and the scoring was at a minimum. Early in the game Bangor drove some seventy yards for their first and only score. Late in the second quarter the Chix retaliated and scored their only touchdown on a plunge made by Sheridan. The all-important extra point was then booted by De longe and Zeeland led at the half, 743. Neither tearri scored during the second half, but the Chix were nearing paydirt as the final whistle blew. Zeeland ended a successful season by trouncing a hard-fighting Sparta team, l5'O, on November l2. The Chix scored their first touchdown in the second quarter on a short plunge by lack Sheridan. De longe added the extra point and Zeeland led at halftime, 7-U. The Chix second touchdown came on a pass interception by Bloemendaal who raced 20 yards for a score. Late in the final period Diekema caught a Spartan man be- hind his own goal line. The final score was, 15-U. Thus ended another thrill-packed season for the Zeeland l-ligh football team. Cocch Iones deserves credit for turning out a strong Chix eleven which lost three out of its eight games. Harley Bos, our hard-charging right tackle, was voted to the All-Conference nwvgiitli team, ,gum W A women Ol me sotiow Otsego Zeeland Allegan , Zeeland Bangor Zeeland Sparta Zeeland Orandville . Zeeland Godwin , . Zeeland Coopersville Zeeland Wyoming Park Zeeland s 5512519157595 'CET DUIMXHBM fi 15 X V, X A W T Q9 7 19115 1 gpufxlisigah bg Tha Z B 2 Inn12r Ex7flnoI, Z 2 eIunfI,11Ii nI1fBgft AR3S Q I . N . ZEniU1:I:Iuzaa Coal: e4 Thtrd row: Larry Dickman, managerg lim Mast, lim Boonstra, Barry Van Koevenng, Ixm Haylett, Ray Schaap, Second row Leon Veldhuis, lack Mellema, Ward Ver Hoge, Gilbert De Ionge, Wayne 'wViersma, Paul Van Koevertng. Ftrst row Wendy Lubbmge, Duane Westenbroek, Bernard Raterink, Ray Wagner, Peter Roon, Iohn Boeve Reaervea frepare .gor uture amilg Traveling in the steps ot the Grid Eleven, the Reserves matched many bat- tling opponents throughout the football season. Most of these young upcom- ing athletes have two or three years ahead ot them before they become varsity material, 'Yr' 'fb X t 'f ,aw izlkiv g . 'I 512 left: Coach lones M9 Right: Coach Bouma 56 x XQLJ4 QL4 :fit xl 'f 'lvl 131:-I tif ff-jfl Pljff xL4K l . yt.. ,4 4 fSY4 QL4 l 226 N 4 8 i qv 4 Ir 4 f ' 26 f ,S-ty. 1 ,ez , .' A . X A M -' , ' xii' Lia A ' -.ga ..,,, 4 4 , .. 4 - - 3 r r 1 r ' 1 'r-2f. St cl g C h l. lc Dick Carlson, Bernard Diekema, Dick Bloemendaal, Gordon De Pree, lack an in oar: o ers, Mellema. Seated Ray Mokma, lack Sheridan, Don Meeuwsen, Howard De Ionge, Robert Van Rhee, fi5s '7 '-'? 'f F l '9? 9f9F r Y ff- ' -' vie gor faaketbafl .Hanan The 1947-48 season opener was with the powerful Grand Haven team which defeated the Chix by a score of 31-19. The next encounter was with the highly favored Grandville Bulldogs who came out on top of a 37-26 score. Traveling to Whitehall for the next game, the Chix came out on the short end of a 38-33 score. The ever-powerful Holland Christian High team was the Chix's next foe. The Maroon and White defeated Zeeland 53-21. Allegan, the next foe, came out on top in a hard-fought battle, with a score of 32-30, Comstock Park, a last-minute addition to the Chix schedule, was soundly beaten by a much inspired Zeeland team, 35-18. Traveling to Otsego for the next contest, the Chix proved too strong for a powerful Otsego team and came out on top with a 44-33 score. The next game was pfayed against Grandville who defeated us 41-31, At Wyoming Park the Chix were handed a defeat, 46-35, in their en- counter with the powerful Viking team. Playing host to a tall and fast Paw Paw team, the Chix were defeated by the score of 37-25, The next encounter was with Otsego on the home floor. The Chix, proving to be too much for the invaders, came out on top with a 51-35 score. Playing Wyoming Park a second time, the Chix came out victorious with a score of 46-23. Traveling to Paw Paw for the next encounter, the Chix were defeated by a score of 50-35. Playing host to Allegan for the next game, the Chix were edged out by a slightly superior Tiger team with a score of 37-35, 57 1 Coopersville played host to Zeeland but The Chix were defeated by the score of 37-29. The Holland Christian High game was a fatal one for the Chix. The score was 50-15 in favor of Holland. The tournament game was played against Coopersville. The Chix won this game 45-34, which put them in the finals. Playing one of the best games of the year, Zee- land was finally defeated in the last minute of the game against Grand Haven, 38-34. Zeeland placed two men on the All-Conference Team, They were Howard De longe, forward, and Don Meeuwsen, guard. SCHEDULE Z. H. S. Team Opponents 19 .... ., ,Grand Haven 31 26 ,.,, ..,. G randville . .. .. . 37 33 .,.. .,.. W hitehall ....., . , . 38 21 .... .... H olland Christian .... . . . 53 3U ..,. .... A lle-gan ......... . . . 32 35 .... ..., C omstock Park .... .. . 18 44 ,... .... O tsego ........, . . . 33 31. .. ,.,. Grandville ....., ... 41 35. . . .... Wyoming Park ,.., ... 46 25 .,.. .,.. P aw Paw .,.,. . . . 37 51.. , .... Otsego ...,....,. .,. 35 46 .. . ..,. Wyoming Park .... ... 23 35. , . .Paw Paw ...... 50 35. , . .... Allegan .,.... .., 37 37 .. . .,,, Coopersville ....... . ,. 29 15 . . .... Holland Christian ..,.... . . . 5U District Tournament 46 . . . , .Coopersville ............. ... 34 34 Grand Haven .,.. .. . 38 662 58 Q N . .ff P 543' :Lf-L Standing Ray Schaap, lim Boonstra, Wesley Van Rhee, Wayne Wiersma, Bernard Ftaterinlz, Bob Hoes Vernon Cwebben, Elwood Wyngarden, Coach Boumcr Seated Sherwin Krall, Harvard Meyers, Hay Wagner, Mick Zuverink, Bernard Ozenga, Erwin, Poest, Philip Smallegan . '75-U:-ggi V- . . r 41 -High , The Baby Chix, under the direction ot Coach Bourna, ended their basket- ball season with 9 wins and 7 losses. Throughout the entire season the re- serves played good basketball. Their fighting spirit and intensive training will entitle them to become members ot next years varsity teams Z. H. S Team Opponent 32. Grand Haven . 26. Grandville , , 31 , Whitehall , 19, . , Holland Christian 35 Allegan ., , 21 Comstock Park 37 Otsego , . .. 45 . Grandville ., 28 Wyoming Park 41 Paw Paw 38. Otsego . . 42, Wyoming Park 33 Paw Paw 41 Allegan , 41 , , Coopersville . , , 15 Holland Christian -x fr N-S4473 A g?i5f'ifi2 W Third row' George Gebben, Sylvester Raab, Philip Smallegan, Sherwin Kroll, Iohn Boeve. Second row Ken Wiersma, lack Sheridan, Mick Zuverink, D.ck Carlson. First row. Bob Bakker, Al Vander Kolk, Howard De Ic-nge, Hardy Ensing, Bern Diekema. Batter Upl The atmosphere again resounds with this familiar call. The Chix Nine gather their forces to bring further honors to Zeeland High. With a practically all-veteran team returning, and with the 1947 Southwestern Tri-County League Cham- pionship in hand, Coach Iones was looking forward to another successful baseball season. With a full l6- game schedule ahead of them, the Chix Were waiting in eager anticipation for the opening game. ' ' v 'A fw2Y13?'W--,- . 1 -1 - w .1. if f--, --rs:-w.:.'544ufff.s-rica Grand Haven Chix Holland ..... Chix Otsego .... Chix Fennville .. Chix Holland . .. Chix Allegan .. Chix Paw Paw A . . Chix Holland C. . Chix Coopersville Chix Paw Paw . .. Chix Grand Haven Chix Allegan .... Chix Otsego ...... Chix Coopersville Chix Holland C. .. Chix Fennville , . Chix Reserved alced of the :Diamond Second row. Gilbert De longe, Larry Dickman, Henry Mast, Ward Ver Hage, Barry Van Koevering. I- rst row Gordon Vande' Meulen, Ron Westenbroek Herman Nienhuis, Fred Swift, manager. M Q. , M- f 0 E 4 ff--l M M.--1 . A ' ' V'-. ' U7 A ,Q C ' WI , mg 1 x it ,l Q i . E, ' , , Q X , ,Y Z.. -, I .A -' Q P ' L-, is - ' v ' - , f ' 2 N ' 19,41-. 'I' tn? f . -3, Mug - E9 YP ,ll 5,-,T iq-im. -f , if , i , f 'tT..w 3 ,4, , 4. . , 1 V ' I . . 1 ,if Xi. len!-P' , Third row Coach Bouma, Peter Roon, lack Miller, Bob Winchester, Ken Van Haitsma, Erwin Poest, Charles Roelofs Eer- nard Raterink, Paul Van Koevering. Sesolrnd rovg Wendell Lubbmge, Mick Zuverink, Howard De Ionge, Dick Carlson, Harvard Meyers, Martin Van l-larn, lohn C roten oer. First row: Gordon Raterink, Dick Bloernendaal, Gordon De Pree, Ray Wagner, Herman Nienhuis, c . .. .. -wife --- -, , i-if sf-f-fave-f' '- 'A 'A - ' . .,'.'gf' '-1, ,q,..,,,i iz ' U gg fr if : ,sf ' ' f A , '5 .1-AH..41,r'15,K,.5A,f'HU e0.L,:., ,MAY ' M:-5 , M s , Y 4 . , z Zf'i51L'.5ifr-' ifri 'ii :,'v T' 2 fa , ' ' ' A fi . ' 5' , p , - J lf' ., l -'J' - ' N 4 Wi. - A if 1: ,, z1l'icL-iqiigflibe-?.i,. , -iid-A 4 1: , , ,, ,V -, On your mark, get set, go! The track With a drive and a putt the Zeeland l-ligh 'leCl1'1f1-15 f3ff?FUk1l1T11'1EIf dfiishglgf Grid 9019- School golfers swing into action. This re- VGUUHQ Of mg ty Onors' efvem Vacant cently added sport is still an inner school places were filled by new recruits who show H . . h 1. . t, t t t d t promise of improvement. G .GIF Wll CID 91I'I'l1l'1CI1Ol'1 COl'1 GS O ,gef- SCHEDULE mine the school champion. lf a sufficient April 16 Holland b. , .VIVV V t H .There amount of enthusiasm is shown, future meets APH127 OYSGQO ,i---- --4- H ere will be arranged with other schools, Mr, May 5-B League Meet ,.,.., Allegan L k . th h May l3 Allegan .,.. ,.,....... 'T here O ers 15 e COQC ' May 22 Regional , . . , .. .Grand Rapids May 29 State Meet. . . ., ,East Lansing Iune 5 Allegan Relays ,,., ..,.. K alamazoo r 2 ' cfm' as 9 0 sv i 49 vv ' fvx Q, X-v fi x 5 1 1 Left to right: Iohn De Vries, Mary Van Ham, Yvonne De Ionge, Eloise Bosch, Mickey Wyngarden, Dorothy Hall, lack Miller. Bl .n xnxx Rvws- J.. 4. ,xx WF l- Al' jx Q MTU ,Ci S A ,gf w,-sun 5 in F'r:.'QH 5 A A i t aa Hr sul, 'C 14.-4 Q 4 , hc: ' Third row Patty Lowry, Sylvia Schipper, Barbara Bloemendaal, Mary Lou De Witt, Phyllis Languis, Nella Pyle, Marilyn Romeyn, Dorothy Hall, Eloise Bosch, Mickey Wyngarden, Mary Dickman, Merilyn Post, Second row' lack Kale, lim Boonstra, Martin Van Harn, Iohn Boeve, Douglas Elzinga, Merle Vredeveld, First row' Anne Marie Wmterhalder, Sibyl Ver Plank, Shirley Walters, Oakley Van Dorple, Mary Van Harn, Yvonne De longe, loy Glass, Marcia Berghorst. lt's a deuce of a game with a net prolit based on a precarious racket. This sport, tennis, has attracted 30 students who will compete to determine the school champion. In the future interscholastic meets will be arranged, Its a strikel Set 'em upl These familiar phrases are heard at the bowling alley. Bowling was introduced into high school for the first time this year. Twenty-five enthusi- astic persons answered the roll call. Bowling, under the leadership of Mr. Iones, has made a hit and is here to stay. Second row Norma Van Harn, Doris Ten Brink, Mildred Second row, Doug Elzinga, Hardy Ensing, Ken Van Hart Morren Mary Van Harn, Dorothy Hall, Eloise Bosch, Leola sma, Harley Bos, Iohn De Vries, Ken Wiersma, Bob Win Van Koevering. chester, First row Beverly Headley, Shirley Haylett, Yvonne De Ionge, First row. Alvin Vander Kolk, Bob Van Rhee, Harvey Pyle Mary Wyngarden, Ruth Wyngarden. Iohn Vanden Beldt. Il-9 an-as I f 'QS 1 :BNSF .-an-.-.. 4 ini N. ! x 1 0 'v1',- 'Silf Ng .1 Q I fi 1,-7 mix X xv W wi, . .. !fY'f z5'f'r?,L .T e.g14Vlg',', 'A . 5 v -.tr Ns.: x .1- arf ' f K .fi ,TT ' 1 . 1 ' 5.-1 ff 5 1' 55, I .1 f, 1 if '-, g ' 1 M, ' Q ' '1 fc , ,Ll-fl ,, -gl ,J .,,' l,,- Q., '- .1 7' CZ .. '.,- .3 L ' 5- ,. .. September 3 October 1-3 October 3 October 23-24 October 29 November 5-6 November 10 November 13 November 26 November 27-28 December 4-5 December 12 December 14 December 17 December 19-Ian. 5 Ianuary 20-23 February 6 February ll February 20 February 24 March 1 March 18-19 March 25-29 April 1 April 10 April 14 April 16 April 21 May 1 May 14 May 25 May 26-28 May 30 lune 2 Back to a newly polished school. The sophs initiate frosh into school life. Student body enjoys the All-School party. District Teachers' lnstitute in Grand Rapids. The faculty enjoyed a Hallowe'en tea. Seniors present Guess Again. juniors and Seniors begin annual magazine drive. Open House for parents. Freshmen get better acquainted at the North Shore Skating party. . Vacation: One day to eat and the other to digest Tom Turkey. Penny Carnival-Bob Van Rhee and Milly Morren crowned. Athletic Sisters have a hayride party. Band and Chorus present Christmas Musicale. Speech and English IV classes present One-Act Play Festival. Christmas vacation-many prospects for a Happy New Year. Semester exams - to find out how much we don't know. County Teachers' Institute at Holland. Repeat performance of Play Festival. Seniors go tobogganing on class party. Senior girls are guests at the Ladies Literary Club Tea. We pose for Annual pictures. Huckleberry Finn staged by juniors. New Easter bonnets and spring vacation. Everyone gets taken CThe cameraman was busy.J State Solo and Ensemble Festival in East Lansing. Seniors go to Lansing. District Forensic Contest in Zeeland High. We entertain the 8th graders from rural schools. Music mothers sponsor Tag Day. juniors entertain seniors with a banquet at the Spring Lake Country Club. Senior Class night-preparation for the final step. Chicago greets honored guests-Class of '48. Baccalaureate service - Sermon delivered by Rev. Daniel Fylstra, Commencement-Seniors bid underclassmen farewell. Dr. I. R. Mulder-address. 64 I i Upper left' Wendy Lubbingq and Bern Diekerriu Middle right The refreshment committee at work GS hmbimes' Lower center Left-right: Miss Boer Mis: Padding Upper right: Mr. Dickmdn as ci hill-billy Icither in Mm 11621559111 Mr. Counen U9 their Skill df the faculty Skit. bubble gum Middle left: Watch them ect! We dedicate this sixteenth edition of The Stepping Stone to Miss Cecilia Ver f-laae who has been a loyal friend and advisor to every student in school. Her sincerity and faithfulness are shown by her work as Senior Class sponsor and Stepping Stone advisor, both of which owe inuch to her for their success. We feel proud to have been able to worl: with Miss Ver Hage and now to dedicate this annual to her. YQ' sv n 1 49 TOP lelt: What is it dll about? Upper middle: Betty ctt cr pep meeting. Lower middle: Lois in Winter togs Top center: Three charming lrosh, E- C- A-A PeTiOCl CO1'1f9T91'1Ce- Wimpy, Inc, TOP fight? I-OOM Vrleslomd beues' Lower: Guess whose? W'hcrt is the Mdin object? S6 I I I A .f KTA Tk i' MQ ii. , M, :augm- Q- L 2-f ff.f X 'hvlyy-Ie, by -' r - Mk Quivey:- ,,2Iu,, lu. :vi-: .fr ,,'j43' ie4z, - 1 Mg: .- ,, f ' Alla, , 'fi fm, ,.. di Q U . 1 . --Q 'V in Top Cleitl l'Tramp, tramp, tramp, the boys are marching Wl'io9 tconterl The Vanden Bosch ianitors rela:-: lrightl Do you l:now the type? Middle Cleltl Hey, Peg, whatcha doin', catchin' llies? Ice-n'orJ The Penny Carnival lures many to its movies and basketball-throwing booth fupper rightj A familiar sight for rural students flower rightl lones' new wite Bottom fl-fteriqhtl Parrot and De Pree busy as usual Mar leads the l-l S in a Three - Yea - Zee-lan-l Maiorette Mickey, The three M's ol the Senior Class. I ffl I ,2 .rite . appy Fierce lessons Late Hours Unexpected quiz Nothing prepared Kicked out of class IT NEVER FAILSH When you have studied all night, And you know your lessons are all right, Who gives you a chance to recite? NOBODY F I THEY SAY IT'S TRUE! A cat has nine lives But a frog cnoaks every night. SONY OF THE ATHLETE Early to bed And early to rise, And your girl goes out With other guys. LATIN POME Boyibus kissibus girlibussorum Girlibus likibus, wanta somorum. Pooibus hearibus, kissibussorum Kickibus boyibus outa de dorurn. Darkibus nightibus, no lightibusorum Climbibus gatepost, breeshibus torum. Iim I-Iaylett: Oh did you see the fight? Woody Wyngardeni No, what fight? Iim Haylett: The cat licked its paw. Where can a man buy a cap for his knee? Or a key for the lock of his hair? Can his .eyes be called academy because there are pupils there? In the crown of his head what gems are found? Who travels the bridge of his nose? Can he use when shingling the roof of his mouth the nails from the end of his toes? Can the crook of his elbow be sent to jail? If so what did he do? How does he sharpen his shoulder blades? I'll be hanged if I know do you? Can he sit in the shade of the palms of his hands? Or beat on the drums of his ear? Does the calf of his leg eat the corn of his toes? Then why not grow corn on his ears? Pat Lowry: Did you hear about Alberta Koenes? Marilyn Baar: No, what? Pat Lowry: She got pinched for wolf hunting without a license. Herman Hoeve took cr trip abroad to further his knowledge. As the steamer left the Athens harbor he walked up to the captain and pointing to the distant hills incuired, gWhat's that white stuff on those hills, sir 'lSnow, my boy, replied the captain. Thats what I thought, commented Her- man. 'But a man just told me it was Greece ' From a recent story: For at least fifteen minutes he lay awake for hours. lack Miller: Oh, that's all right. I'm a football player, so I can Cross the line. Mr. Iones: Bob, why does Missouri stand at the head of mule raising in the United States? Miss Whitnell lin first hour Latin I classl Don't be so literalg read between the lines. jim Mast: I can't, its been erased. BOOK STORE The pencil has rnade quite a few pointed remarks about the sponge being soaked all day, and the waste basket be- ing full also. The scissors are cutting up, and the paper weight is trying to hold them down. The glue is sticking around to see the stamps get licked in the morn- ing. The ink's welll but is stuck on the file. The calendar is expecting to get a few days off and the worst of all, the blotter is taking it all in. loy Glass: Oh, did you just hear that crash? I think I heard two cars collide. Helen Vander Wall: Oh, that was just Wirnp's Model T going apart! Ken Heuvelmanz I don't think I'll be home for supper. Mother: But what will I do? Ken Heuvelmant If I change my rnind I'll call at quarter to six, but don't answer, and I'll get my dime back. George Gebben bought an ice cream cone, walked outside to eat it, then brought the cone back to the fountain. I-landing it to the clerk, he said, Much obliged for the vase! lack De longe: I'm going to buy my- self a harem. Haidy Ensing: What do you mean? You can't buy a harem, can you? lack De Ionge: Sure, I saw a sign at a gas station that said: 'Four gals for a dollar' While writing up Peeper news Peg Boonstra said to Dort Hall: What shall I say about the two peroxide blondes who made such a fuss at the game? Dort Hall replied: Why just say the bleachers went wild. SOME OF THE MOST POPULAR EXCUSES l. I didn't get time. 2. I had to write a theme. 3. Play practice interfered. 4. I haven't enough study periods. 5. I couldn't find my book. 6. All the reference books were in use. 7. Overslept. 8. Clock stopped. 9. Didn't know we were supposed to have that, IU. Someone borrowed my pencil and for- got to return it. 'W X52 ,f J I Joy?- .-X aqzaa .v' l X! 33 5 7 3 . , 1 G N 2 xA , L X I X A rafiiucle . . . We are gratefui to aii who nave aiQ'ecf in tnis eciition of tive Stepping Stone. To tive aclvertisers who ivave given tiveir Hnanciai support, to tnose ino'ivio'uais and groups who nave given Us their Cooperation we wisiv to say, Ni-naniq Youfn t Elm Sfepping Slone Staff V fb K , L x ' K C' ll 1 4- 1 ' 'hs V ,gf 1 fi ,L ., J- , ti r r , K. , m 4 'fi QR 3 W ,J . X it xy-t xxx, V Vx 4 70 Great is lld1J61'fiS61f1611f.' 'tis almost fate. GEEK Sv THE PEEPER Compliments of Compliments of Dick Bloemendaal Bob Van Rhee lack Mellema lack De longe Alvin Vander Kolk Doug'as Elzinga Loren Renkema Ken Heuvelman Hardy Ensing Gordon De Pree Leola Sehermer Rose Bok Carol Van Zoeren Marilyn De Pree Peggy Boonstra Helen Vander Wall Mildred Morten Faye Van Dorple Eunice Schipper Shirley Haylett V L. I-No. 14 ZEELAND HIGH SCHOOL, ZEELAND, MICHIGAN Iune 5, 1948 CONGRATULATIONS! THE STAFF Bob De VUE-erdt Alvin Vander Kolk Norma Yer Hage Elaine Steigenga Peggy Boonstra Hardy Easing Howard De ,longe Helen Vander Vfall Marilyn De Pree Douglas Elzinga Gordon De Pree Leone Tjeplxema Erma Deters Shirley Haylett Lois Yollinli Mildred Morren Arlene XValters Dorothy Hall Gordon Huizenga llill Bloemendaal Ruth W'vngarden lohn Ile Yries Patty Lowry Ronald Scliermer Maxine Mulder lohn Pwoeve Carol Yan Zoeren Miss C. Yer Hage Class of '48 Becomes Alumni of Zeeland High Once again the quiet but impressive ceremony of graduation took place in Zeeland High School on Tuesday Night, -Iune 2, as the members of the Senior Class were presented with their diplomas. The commencement exercises consisted of speeches by the salutatorian and valedictorian of the class, an address by the main speaker, pre- sentation of diplomas and Bibles, giving of gift to the High School, singing of Class Song, and play- ing of taps. Thus the Class of '43 bade farewell to Zeeland High, leaving Memories and a goal for others to strive for. 72 N , L J i 'if' If ' I , X , 4 tr Y , xfi' I v lf A E Compliments of ,YNTEMA FUNERAL HOME ZEELAND, MICHIGAN I o Compliments of Complimenis oi VAN'S ELECTRIC East Limits Dairy Be good to your feet and your feet will be good to you 'oft I - '7A v I, , I E3 H s WEE E fl XEJZTF Nr I' FITUFI NG NIES SHOE STGRE l ZEELAND MICHIGAN Complimenfs of Ver Huge Milling Co. Y as ff 1: 1.,f1 - f ' E25 iivbil - ,Q N1-h,.:f '- , ,fa . an Z.. - -Y: L N Q a 0 9.5 'u X N-Xiu H f. , X ' V x V w R' V' v, , i 1m ' w H- J W .m a,,.gaaf E M Y 4' 4 5 li 5 . X' 4 R V X 'I ,D 'K N J 11' f W In ' f asf ZEELAND, S MICHIGAN J. H. KOLE AUTO YOUR DEALER fi. ,I ir 1 A- 2 IAi M'Q11'lai EM fE,lj 2iam , -- : umm ffl H7 REEF 74 GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATE Girls . . . Boys . . . WATCHES WATCHES DIAMONDS RINGS C l IEWELRH' IDENTIFICATION COMPACTS BRACELETS I l BILLFOLDS BILLFOLDS A The Zeeland Jewelers i Miss A. Van Koevering Wnm. Klingenberx, l A Baron Funeral Home .-, . , -, -'HM lr:-lf Eg pl-V: T. W!!-Q12-ei .img fa. rn as 1,,j:1f'. r , , Flowers for All Occasions WM. O. BARON Complimenls of BERGHORST TIRE SHOP 1 l Complimenls f Class of '48 O Z EELAND l THE BOOK SHOP l T BETTY J. XWYNGARDEN 4 DRY CLEANERS Phone IOI S+a+e S+. a+ Madison Ave l x frown anal' gold Come, boysg draw near, And let us sing a song for Zeeland ' Let our h earts proclaim The Io ve We bear the Brown and Gold. For it's for fame our me :ri are fighiing, ' And if We che er, they'11 do or die. So gather round and 1et's resound A ringing cheer for Zeeland High. X 5 fav ., Q Q NSS, . 1.71-wig, ,,,,,,,,.,.,,,..,. 1- Jw W . .MNA fy w,f'zwY ' ,Qx af' ' ,. fJ!, ,. ,, 1, . ff M, ' 210111 fr. If Complimenrs of IW' WW rj K 'J GEERLINGS BROS. 0IL CO. If II4 EAST WASHINGTON STREET l Dislrriburors of l MOBILGAS-lV1OBlLHEAT1MOBll.OlL Phone347-F3 DE KOCK MOTOR SALES l GOOD USED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD I y 15 S. Elm Street y IASON DE KOCK ZEELAND, MICH. IMMlfk ZH ' k -h. h' qv Ih t West End if tdyl F- fltghgqf P vfhgg Radio Service L l II Y Qieccirdlililllelcgxlfvlfgetheort. Moy I h Icl y P Imolive? Marry me, I wont I b in my Arnericcm F ily. REPAIRED Y A I Sh N t on your Llfebuoy. Y ur head s Id I ry. From the old bl k y p o buck to your Icrp Rose H u're Phone 497 F2 1 , I never have any L Th here I get the Colgate. LOYD 30551 Manager She: I Woodbury th t 1 lc I I I U ' 76 Thank you... 4. CLASS OF 1948 de Vries Studio - - - Compliments of BOSCH'S RESTAURANT Compliments of WAGENAAR'S FLOOR COVERINO AND WINDOW SHADES NOTICE ' ! Owing to the tact that these jokes can- not be printed on tissue paper, some may have difficulty seeing thru them Ruthie Wyngarden tin a Restaurantl HI want some salad. What kind, shrimp? asked the waiter. Don't get funny with me, miste-r ' said Ruthie HATS OFF A Senior stood on a railroad track The train was coming last The train got off the railroad track To let the Senior pass, 'Believe it or Not ' BGUNSTRA CUMPANY Home of Good Clothes A ZEELAND, MICHIGAN N sr-'LQ-9 J a. .a N GQX ! .. Q , GEORGE KAMPS ELECTRIC AND AUTO Complimenfs C L I N I C of Phone 24l-F2 Zeeland RECREATION , C l ALLEYS of GLENN R. BUTER ZEELAND BILLIARD ROCM l QQ- I l Compliments of Compliments ol Ken DeJonge's D J 8: Z Standard Service TRUCKIN G CO. if . ZEELAND, MICHIGAN D EA L E R I N VV. lj, DEIONGE, Owner STANDARD oil PRODUCTS l Congratulations T O Zeeland High School Students and best wishes for the l94S Annual from the local doctors. Dr. C. D. Bloemendaal Dr. C. E. Boone Dr. R. Nykamp Compliments of ,L I I Northern Fibre Products Co. 1 it STAY YQUNG! Gesgiji-aa By Drinking a Quart of Milk Daily ' B.o'r'rLE ' CREAM Tor DAIRY ' I N orro H. BosMA ' ,EER . L1 X, TELEPHONE 252 George Von Eenenaam G R O C E R Y Compliments oi Arie D ephenhorst l Food - Fruits - Vegetables Your GULF Dealer PHONE 13 GEE'S ELECTRIC COmIv'imefI+S ELECTRICAL of HEATING AND PLUMBING RELIABLE zeeIanQI, Michigan DUCK FARM O ,1 - . 1 f .JI . I I , fy, ff , f I rl ' Yi ' 1, lf' , f ' 4 ' - f A I I V 1 V - 1 I A Y ti v , N Y ff' ' l M M! J I . rl J fl f I, ' fm K flfx , -I I I f, I .' Y I I! lk J! ffl .I If , N, f ft l W 1 If X f 7' ' I F J jf CN, 1' vp x I A Compliments drian Komejan 2. fsailmr :Q QE fs , f 92 .igzymivkg Z 1 A4 1 M ,J Bl ongra fufa fiolw 1 Zeeland High School Faculty and Students on HighTStandards and Best Wishes for the 1948 Annual from DE PREE' COWned and Directed hy Z.l'l.S. Alumnij Phone 5 Zeeland O Compliments Compliments of of O Nykamp's Serv1ce Ter 's Y Station P Market and I LUNCH COUNTER The more you study, The more you knowg The more you know, W. The more you can torgetg The more you con forget, Th less you know , e 5 So why study? Mrs, Ionssen: Correct this sentence: 'Belore ctny clctmcxge could be done the fire was out out by the volunteer fire depart- ment' Ken Wiersmcr seriously replied: l'The fire wcxs put out before cmy damage could be done by the Volunteer fire department. One of our poetical students was ccrll- ing on his girl. Flower of my Heart, he begun, Wilt -cmd she Wiltecl. 82 Compliments ot Compliments of North Side Grocery CROWN GASKET GROCERIES - MEATS zoo N. state sf. ZEELAND : MICHIGAN ZEELAND MICHIGAN ZEELAND VARIETY STORE -G, H, ALLENf We are attiliated with a National Buying Service Whose chief aim is to furnish us at all times with syndicate values. SHOP FIRST IN YOUR HOME TOWN ' Compliments of I QUALITY FUEL Com limenfs of P 8. SUPPLY co. Van's Super Service YOUR SINCLAIR DEALER Congratulations to I THE GRADUATING CLASS ' ot l948 B3 Compliments of SEARS ORDER OFFICE ZIEELAND, MICHIGAN Compliments of Dr. P. an Eenenaam AN AGRICULTURISTS PROPOSAL Do you carrot all for me? My bleeding heart beets for you. My love is as soft as a squash, but as strong as an onion. You are a peach with your raddish hair and turnip nose. Your cherry lips and forget- me-not eyes call me. You are the apple of my eye, II we cantaloupe lettuce marry for I am sure that we can make a happy pear, Mr, Lokers was explaining triangles to his Geometry Class. Now Don Meeuwsen, give me a sent- ence with triangle in it. Don replied, lf you haven't any luck Iishingn with grasshoppers, tri-angle worms. Compliments of JOHN SL GILL Barber Shop Compliments ot ZEEI.AND'S NEWEST and FINEST R E S T A U R A N T 5 Serving the Finest Food Where Food is King and ia Warm Welcome Awaits You I L 4 WILKINS RESTAURANT ZEELAND. MICHIGAN Mi! if if rw A ' Zencling ,yy your Knit an Constant industry and thrift are th Dzitch traits that transformed this com munity during the past 100 years from a wooded wilderness to a prosperou farm and industrial center. IGQS-5-fl Wfe extend our best wishes and con gratulations to each of this year's grad ziates. ZEELAND STATE BANK ' g0l'elU0l'tl We are focusing this vol- ume of the Stepping Stone on the symbol of Chivalry, based on the two stepping stones .of loyalty and ser-vice. Let us follow the stages of Chivalry, with the King and his Court, through the events of our high school days. QD O O Q xx l 'fi Vx' X' N N, f xxmkmk-X XX Z, X uf! f ,f5,,11,,,, If flow f f Wir!! KM, U59 Q 7y X Jffgalu X , Q finntents kv ministratlnn benin YS Til-inhzrclassmzn QB rgani5atin Music, QBraturp, Brama Qtbletirs Qhher 1 a Compliment of Compliments of D AVE VEREEKE DE BRUYN SEED 51 PRQDUCE CQ. B A R B E R Phones I0 and II Compliments of Great Northern Hatchery ZEELAND, MICHIGAN 1, l ' Complimenfs of Compliments of MeCd0Wbl'OOk Farms Gr. Hatchery PRINT SHOP Zeeland, Michigan B. J. DE WITT 81 SONS Primers of the Phone 203 F 2 SCHOOL PAPER i I I Compliments I ROYAL CASKET COMPANY 'N .-6 N 1 Aw 4hl K I I -rr. f 'NIV Q 342, X .gf +1 QZQRQ ZEELAND, MICHIGAN I Q Compliments of Zeeland Farmers Cooperative, Inc. I I Dealers in I eAS FUEL 3 FEED I FLOUR I GRAIN FERTILIZER ETC. PHONE 4I Mickey Wyngarden says: Loves so hit and miss with me, I shun the marriage vow, How could I promise l'd still love A man a year from nowI A man was standing beneath a bridge, When it crashed down on his head Death was caused by fallen arches, The coroner's iury said. Gordon Raterink and Bob De Weerdt were talking about their friends, When Gordon Raterink said: My new girl in Grand Rapids has 'Western teeth ' Bob de Weerdt 'IWhy, what do you mean by IWestern teeth ? Gordon Rate-rink' Great, wide open spaces Compliments of DEKKERS JEWELRY STORE JEWELERS WATCI-IMAKERS ENGRAVERS ZEELAND, MICHIGAN x if E e gtk Compliments Of HCWARD C. MILLER CLOCK CU. Compllmenfs of ZERRIIVS DRIVE-IN Complimenfs of Shoemaker 81 Veenhoer Furnace Company l FINE FOODS My , HARDWARE ' A 'X HARDWARE . ee? Mefal Work and Plumbin Riga rffwwww We wjsgglyvwf e PREMIER FURNACES OJ x Wim 'lxdif-5' X P' lj! 0 X , x as erew W fi rr X Nix .130 VIZ Sou+h Elna S+ree+ K ww CN' 1 ,Xa Telegyone 406 Zeeland, M' h K Q Q? 554 X Complimenfs of DR. H. KUIT AWARD SWEATERS 0 SCHOOL COLORS IOUCXQ WOOL 0 SERVICE STRIPES ' CUSTOM FITTED GOEBEL-BROWN 12 Monroe GRAND RAPIDS. IVIICH. Complimenfs Compliments of of Riverview Dairy The Home of Quality Dairy Products W. W, HEYBOER E. J. SCHUITEMA RED G. WHITE STORE T KARSTEN WIERSMA ,. fry J Y, I Y jj Complimenfs OI ,H ,M TQIIVNSEND FURNITURE co. b JK XIII-III ZEELAND, MICHIGAN if jj I SHOES FURNISHINGS 3 dia Compliments of LOKERS STORE i , 139 E. MAIN ST. ZEELAND, MICH. I I I I H Pyl H I1 h y 7 H 1 y B R If . G I 1hH Pylgu I k p t 1 Compliments bs1i1yHy1nMy1f Jtlk tl: dd Y And . 'Chc1pone, Chp D g E1 g L Z1 y ome tennis bakb v Rh 1 C I. Th I D g E1 g 1 NF' ,th t' I y Q Y Y h I pl Y Y Y If th Y h C If . h df th P I C t7 90 Compliments of PEOPLE'S MARKET ZEELAND LUCKERS C. FABER M. VANDE KOOI Congratulations to the Graduating Class of '48 Colonial Mandfacturing Company ZEELAND, MICHIGAN f .fqjl'ACJ'1g, 'x ., ,Q Qfdozp. , P' 1?-I' :mfs X U V. 'ff' 'z Xl 5 11:1 H, +0 'g fl Eg 5 ll a ' C V' 9 hz. .., 1? A QEQASJ .055 .Z I-i' nf c':nl'i'dP : we y Compliments ot Central Farms 8: Hatchery Compliments HERBERT VAN HARN QUALITY EGGS Q if T, I1 CHICKS POULTS A CHEMICAL ROMANCE said Atom to Molly Cule Will you elope with me? Said Molly Cule with quick retort Tl'1ere's no affinity. Alv Vander Kolk lreacling Macbethl. At last it was dark Without. Without What? asked Dick Bloemen daal. 'Tfithout light, I suppose, replied Alv lNote from Humor Editorl DUCKLINGS ll a joke on you, you fear, Read no further, it may be here. ' Howie De longei Say Where is Post 1 C O llege? l've heard of so many postgrad- uates lately. 'ff' .65 1 l I ljrjyfdajffj ' rl . ,J JJ. 1, r x m XJ, , I 5 y Jvf' 4,1 , T 0 X jf . v ffm! 1 gif-l1:fi.i., 'L AW wa If f i n e tr t A P P A R E L 4 A for the ENTIRE FAMILY 92 CompIimenIs of West Shore Construction Co. HIGHWAY CONTRACTORS ZEELAND MICHIGAN Phone 52I Compliments of Compliments of NYKAMP'S TIRE SERVICE NEW and USED PASSENGER - TRUCK AND TRACTOR TIRES f l Phone 285 bl E. Main ZEELAND MICHIGAN HlIAN'S DRUG STORE ZEELAND, MICHIGAN Complimenlrs of FRANK DIONESE ZEELAND, Mic:-ue-AN Compliments of BENNETT LUMBER and MANUFACTURING CO. WOODEN PARTS TO ORDER ll!! 5.-- f ZEELAND MICHIGAN iggwi iw Compliments ot VanHaitsma 81 Berghorst 5 . Gas Station and Delivery ZEELAND, MICHIGAN Mr. De lone Ion the telephonel: Hello, is this the fire department? Well, Will you please tell me where the nearest fire alarm box is, my laboratory's on fire. Daughter: I just hate him, and l'm go- ing to send his ring back. What'll I put on the box? Mother: Glass, handle with care, Wendy Lubbinge that the reason for that so many men advances the theory so many bachelors is tail to embrace their 'ks ir Compliments of VER HAGE HARDWARE ZEELAND, MICHIGAN opportunities, t Verna Smallegani I draw the line on lussingf' 94
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