Zeeland High School - Stepping Stone Yearbook (Zeeland, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1951 volume:

D .CM lu . T , T . - F 1 kiwi f FACULTY DAMES FACULTY DUDE5 JUMPIN' JACKS GUTTER RATS TEN PIN SUSIES 92 fakes Harris: Did you hear of the explosion on De KIeine's farm. Junior: Yes, he feeds his chickens Lay or Bust and one of them must have been a rooster. They laughed when they saw his white duck pants had shrunk, but when he sat down they split. Minister: Would you like to ioin me in a missionary movement? Sweet young thing: I'm crazy to try it. ls it anything like the Rhumba? Paul H.: Do girls like conceited men better than the other kind? Pearly V.: What other kind? Alyce D.P.: All extremely bright men are conceited. Barry V.K.: Oh, I don't know. I'm not. Duke H.: We're coming to the Tunnel of Love. Are you afraid? Wanda W.: Not if you take that cigar out of your mouth! DEE AI.LEN'S THEME SONG Here's to the love that lies In women's eyes . . . and lies and lies and lies . . . Elaine V.W.: I'd like some lipstick. Clerk: What size, please? Elaine V.W.: Three rides and a house party. Ray: Are you fond of nuts? Edna: Is this a proposal? Here's where I cut a good figure, said Tootie, as she sat on a broken bottle. Barb B.: Can you drive with one hand? Randy B.: Sure! Barb B.: Okay, have an apple. Don B.: I got cl real kick out of kissing Alice last night. Friend: Any more than usual? Don B.: Yes, her dad caught me. Mary De Witt: How is it that you can kiss so divinely? Vern Machielez I used to blow a bugle in the Boy Scouts. Wimp: Did anyone ever tell you how wonderful you are? Sandy: No, I don't believe they did. Wimp: Then where did you ever get the idea? Young Man: Hello, Thelma, want a ride? Thelma Z.: No thanks, I'm iust walking back from one now. 93 T -1 ,I P. 1 , ' l ak L 1 -J ' ' ' 1 . . , , 5, ' V' , r Q f 'J i 2' N A, X , , t . , if KR. A -.. m V .IE rrp., I, ' , 'M s s A xiii ' , , ,. .eff -e . 23:33 R X, 't? 5!:Q,, i1'- Uqlfe . 1' 41 , , -. . , ,..,g. L,, Y -f A ,nf-,J , ,,.. V Juli: We , '...,1 t.. ,mas,iLt.2.f-- STANDlNG: Mmm KriGPPf Mm De sexglgb. Edna Bok. Shi'leY Wallys' Dorothy Wyngarden. October 13 'I950 marked , , one of the biggest events of the year. By popular vote Shirley Walters was elected Football Q ueen of 1950. Mary DeWitt, Dor th Edna Bok, and M ' o y Wyngarden, arcla Knapp were the members f h o er court. The festivities began on Thursday night with a snake dance, a huge bonfire, and a pep rally at the Athletic Field. Climaxing the Homecomin g was the crowning of Queen Shirley by Jack Kole, President of the Student Council After the cr ' . owning, the Chix defeated the Otse tam 'I3-O. go football Ending the gala night the Alumn' f , I o Zeeland High gathered in the gym for a Koffee Kletz. Q4 1 gan ,, 2 'Sf ,. if -Jw 1: :if ,ff R - V251 bp, , ,5,,, A Emi.: , , O , V : Y ef 1 X er fav' N J -qs ,Pr 21.33-f -1 ky P J x MARY LOU DE WITT DOROTHY WYNGARDEN EDNA BOK MARCIA KNAPP SHIRLEY WALTERS 0 and cunt' M AQA- QSYSY 59 .'lY5',ffb 9 7 V l 4' PAR Cflp 'Nui' jake: FRANK S.: When an elephant gets drunk, it sees pink Frank Bucks. The moon has a lot of affect on the tide. It also has considerable affect on the untied. The old-timer remembers when telephones were attached to the wall and women finally quit talking when their legs gave out. The girl who swears she has never been kissed has a right to swear. Half the world today is trying to find out how the other half got away with it. Gerry K. insists that when we speak of golden opportunities we are speaking of blondes. You ought to be ashamed of yourself for Ioafing like you do. Gee whiz, Mr. Dickman, I'm not really lazy, it's just that I have a constant, gnawing fear of getting tired. Woody: If I threw a kiss across the room, would you consider me bold? Shirley: No, iust lazy. Mabel De Jonge to class: Keep your eyes on your books now. I'm going to skip around the class. The reason that there are more auto wrecks than train wrecks is simple-the engineer never has occasion to hug the fireman. Two quarter-wits were arguing. You're a perfect dope! said one. Glen S.: Quit your kidding. None of us is perfect. Howard! Are you chewing gum again? No, Mr. Lampen, I'm just soaking up a prune to eat between classes. Pete De Pree says scrophobia is a fear of height. This is what you become a victim of when some guy about six-feet-two looks down at you and says, Who do you think you're shovin'? Mr. Overway: If this chemical were to explode, I'd be blown through the roof. Now gather around, class, so that you can follow me. I know a wolf who is a big dame hunter. Ward V. H. thinks we ought to pin a sign over our Far East policy saying, Washington slept here. 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BARON WYNGARDEN PRINT SHOP Custom Printing-225 E. Main GEORGE VAN EENENAAM GROC. Foods-Fruits-Vegetables DEKKERS IEWELRY STORE Iewele rs-Watchmalcers-Engravers ZEELAND BILLIARD ROOM Congratulations to the Class of 1951 HAAN'S HARDWARE Sporting Goods-Bldrs. Hdw.-Beni. Moore Point NYKAMP'S SERVICE MARKET Groceries--Fresh Meats-General Mdse. WYNGARDEN'S HATCHERY Michiqan's Oldest Hatchery LOKER'S BARBER SHOP Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Class of '51 MODERN DRY CLEANERS 15 N. Elm St.-Phone 3431-We Call and Deliver IOHN'S BATTERY SHOP 10 N. Elm St. Battery-Generator Serv. Ph. 3431 HIEF TIE FOOD MARKET Quality Groceries Ph. 2964 Choice Meats HUB RESTAURANT Finer Foods Come in and dine to beautilul organ mugcn WAGENAAR'S Floor Covering and Window Shades 107 E. Main Street Tel. 2603 HAAN'S DRUG STORE 113 Main Rexall Drug Products Ph. 3923 ARIE DIEPENHORST GULF SERVICE Cor. Main 6 State Gulf Oil Products Ph. 3944 lO4 STYLE BEAUTY SHOPPE Hair Styling Headquarters Phone 3441 Zeeland State Bank Bldg VEREEKE'S BARBER SHOP Best Wishes to ihe Senior Class GEORGE KAMPS Electric and Auto Clinic ZEELAND VARIETY STORE Shop First in Your Home Town SHOEMAKER FURNACE CO. Coal-Oil-Gas-Fumcxces PIKAART'S HARDWARE Paint and Sporting Goods HOWIE and BOB Barbers oi Distinction DeBRUYN SEED 61 PRODUCE CO. E. Washington Wholesale 6 Retail Ph. 2177 ZEELAND DRY CLEANERS Phone 3213 State SI. at Madison H. L. HUBBELL MANUFACTURING CO. To the Senior Class With Best Compliments WINTERHALDER CLOCK CO. Twenty-Five Years Experience in Clock Repair IANSSEN FARM HATCHERIES Chicks-Ducklings--Poults RAY WALTERS' STANDARD SERVICE Cor. of State :S Washington Complete Line oi Standard Products VAN HAITSMA G BERGHORST High Grade Oils, Gasoline, Kerosene. Fuel Oil, Stove Oil SNELLERS HARDWARE Hardware and Sporting Goods Open Daily 'till 9 p.m. Tel. 9070 ZEELAND RECREATION ALLEYS 417 E. Main-Tel. 9107 Harold I. Holleman, Owr. BOSCH'S RESTAURANT Good Home Cooked Meals WEST SHORE CONSTRUCTION CO. Highway Contractors Zeeland. Michigan Phone 3922 WEST END CONFECTIONERY Carl and Donna IO5 zeelund - miclugan herm an miller furniture company A showroon Be Modern furnifure for living, dining and sleeping IS new york 16, one park ave. . los angeles 43, 8806 beverly bl J chicago 54. 622 merchandise mart kansas cgity 6, 1417 pennsylva e grand rapids, exhibitors bldg. good fo your feet and your feet will be good fo you J. v , A v :I lt vrjgtk NFooI I F G'- SHOES FITTED BY X-RAY NIES SHOE STORE ZEELAND R. N. Nies C. Kuyefs MICHIGAN IO6 OLUCII' ln! el' C OC C0l1lpLll'ly ZEELAND MICHIGAN KERS OF FINE Cl0 COMPLIMENTS COLISE UM ROLLER RINK 00C vyxAAA.w If 1, J '11 1 A CKS IOT CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1951 I Moy you continue To remember The busy Iiftle book shop of 150 Eos? Moin Street where you hove often Torrieol ond pur- chosed your school supplies. THE ZEELAND BOOK STORE ZEHAND,MK3HGAN ' ff' '-'AT 'II ly- K f ': '-Q-M V , Z E E L A N D S U P E R t 'f LT' p, M A R K E T A A I .f F 7'SfwWfA TT, ATQ.. Q. .,.',. gM'77f'7f'Z'w nTm 7' f 2 ' fg -f y Q? -N K' 'I ..... Corner Woshingfon -.-C515 ---,,: :xr s.2r' f-'s -M-www' 'W 1 + ' ' ' ond Fronklin Q? you W I TELEPHONE 3463 THE STEPPING STONE STAFF WISHES TO EXPRESS ITS APPRECIATION TO THE SUBSCRIBERS AND ADVERTISERS FOR MAKING OUR BOOK A SUCCESS! 105 JOHN GOOD 62 Eosf Mom F urmture and A ppllances PHONE 3139 Egberf Boes Monoger ZERRIP Q DRIVE IN F me Foods nm MALTEDS and SUNDAES Mrs C C Lmskl Proprle-Tor 'if HEIDEMA BOX AND LUMBER COMPANY B ulldmg Su p plles 400 East Woshmgfon PHONE 2153 o e 9 I K H 'P 17 ff, 'Y I, Y '-' . f v . '1 , J 1 - .. - 0 - - , - ' 1' '. X f f V A I I x. .M 1 E E' . V ir- 'Ein rf fb - M E . - x J Q -9 F I.. ,fm , - xi W s. A A ilk. in i W .N , V 4 . h I1-lf' Q a- o E2 , 5 IO9 The end and the beginnin SCHOOL days are behind-life is a h e a d. T h e i r future rests, to a great extent, up- on the habits of thrift they have developed and 8' their determination to continue those habits Our bank provides savings account serv ice to help young folks accumulate money ...to face the future with confidence and peace of mind. You are welcome-any time ZEELAND STATE BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 510,000 MAXIMUM INSURANCE FOR EACH DEPOSITOR CAPITAL and SURPLUS ........ ......... S 580 OOO O0 'o BON TON 'XI P A R +he ENTIRE FAMILY COMPLIMENTS OF B J W BERGHORST 81 SONS PLUMBING SUPPLIES THE SILVER WARD HATGHERY Quality Chicks, Poults, Ducklings and Started Stock Congrafulafions fo fhe Class of 1951 5' ' f I s , if gf- , VA M I,,. , U., ' I .al I5I!f'i52f ig 'Z I 'f'I?IIII I' I 1v.1,I'iI,,3w. I fin e r 7 - js- l A P E L ku' 1 - I . S' -J 'v' I I f o r . , I IMI: ' 'HI fi I 0 O U I' ss t' s. t' Q.. AT The beginning of The school yeor, we once ogoin ioinecl our closs- moTes oncl TorTiTiecl our soles Tor The voyoge oheod, ever keeping in mind ThoT. our worThy occomplish- menTs would remoin os TooTprinTs on ' The sonds of Time. Now don our shoes, follow in our TooTsTeps, oncl s recoll wiTh us The scenes which mode our losT yeor memorolole. X 0 '23 'U .4 .1 'fl' 5 'CThe Milky Way is the Healthy Way DRINK MORE MILK! CREAM TOP DAIRY 235 Michigon Sf. OTTO I-I. BOsmO CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I95I I We-4? J-Zff T IIIATM -T ' ,. T, XJ la, Ag ,A I. QUALITY TUTL AND SUPPLY I COMPANY A A ' f fix Telephone 2623 --.Tf' S If-jf 'TJ , X:H,?Yg'J,zE3'b4:,. v!1iY x I .,., . AA,..i!A-A, D. Timmer C. Oosfing I Ollie' .A -ww I f, .. ,.1w.,.,v--.v-.,.... ROMELYN SALES AND SERVICE DODGE and PLYMOUTH CARS ,m f ':pV,, ' sl: if ig? ? I 5 and - M3 fi , T I M, b ,E DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS 28 East Washington Ave. Zeeland .HZ. ...I - . .. jAARDAf's 130 Mann Street Zeeland Muchlgon TELEPHONE 2921 f ' Emmmg SWYMWQ COMPLIMENTS OF VAN S SUPER SERVICE Your SINCLAIR Dealer er 1,1 1 S 1 .S 4 rS.r 7 Telephone 91 18 Smclcur Producfs 113 ' + SEALRIGHT4' sANrrAnY SERVICE K P9 'rug' ff' COMPLIMENTS OF RIVERVIEW DAIRY Portralts Dlstmctwn PRINCE STUDIO 231 East Mann Mate? WG 'Wai fx rf 'sv JY fa, LOKERS STORE Shoes and Clothing 139 East Mann Zeeland, Michigan TELEPHONE 2902 H4 Compliments of T e Royal Casket Company MANUFACTURING COMPANY dM h A colo NIAl , 5 Zeelon , ichigon H5 GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATE I Girls . . . Boys . . . WATCHES WATCHES DIAMONDS RINGS JEWELRY IDENTIFICATION COMPACTS BRACELETS BILLFOLDS BILLFOLD5 The Zeeland Jewelers Miss A. V Koe e g Wm. Klingenberg Complimenfs of BENNETT LUMBER and MANUFACTURING CO. WOODEN PARTS TO ORDER ZEELAND MICHIGAN II6 CENTRAL FARM HATCHERY CHICKS POUITS DUCKLINGS ZEELAND MICHIGAN nw--M QUALITY FURNITURE '-v--N, STORE ZEELAND MICHIGAN PHONE 3634 VER HAGE MILLING CO Vltullty and Chuck Town Brand Feeds Feeds for uII Poultry und Farm Anlmuls ZEELAND MICHIGAN . I l m Complimenfs of I I - U, N O ofw-fo ' ' ll ' Il ' ofefo II7 COMPLIMENTS OF ZEELIIND FARMERS' CIIIIPERATIVE, INC. -Dealers in- GAS - FUEL - FLOUR - GRAIN, efc. - FERTILIZER - FEED TELEPHONE 2691 DEKOCK MOTOR SALES Good Used Cars Boughf and Sold - A Car To Fif Every Purpose! I5 S. ELM STREET Q TELEPHONE 3991 Q ZEELAND, MICHIGAN COMPLIMENTS OF Great N ortherrz Hatchery JASPER BOS, PROPRIETOR ZEELAND MICHIGAN I no ,ffmaek 7 ,ff fa FRANK DIONISE Soda Bar Snack Counter CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T951 150 East Mom Street STAALS DRUG STORE WHERE FRIENDLINESS PREVAILS tw WEU' tt? ...AW i Complm nf f STANDARD OIL AGENCY ZEELAND PHONE 3413 De ler DICK ELZINGA , .4 4 1 1 g 1 I . E 1 ff , if fi . 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YOU CAN PAY MORE BUT YOU CAN'T BUY BETTER! To be Sure of Good Stock Every Time You Buy- Get in Touch With De Witt's Zeeland Hatchery ZEELAND, MICHIGAN Phone 2133 CHICKS EVERY WEEK THE YEAR AROUND azz J!!!-,,.,..-4 :ti-tnib ZEELAND LOCKERS PEOPLE S MARKET C Faber M Vande Kool BOCNSTRA COMPANY Home of Good Clofhes ZEELAND, MICHIGAN E' Hifi' P I ,. ',,, ,,..,y , S EW., .E A .I ' E. t . 1 'K-,, 4, - .-A, 'V ..- - -Aki., N ' .. SSA- o ' 0 123 704114406 Spwsaiaza Edwmda Ewtdm. 714, 24 ,444 ,-41504. I 951 N ' ,u Q U mfl' u 4' r' . U' I I I '. T, ff? THE BROWN 6 COME, BOYS, DRAMNEAA2 AND, VIH! V J H? S LE7 YOUR HEAHTJ P1990-CLAXM 7Hf -NI J.L.f1J. rWlJ . FW? X75 FW? FAME OUR MEA! ARE FXGHF f JJ ' LJIREJQQ AND GOLD iii Li C il Liiii, JJ LJ' ,L f'H mm wg aw? mf BADOWXV AAXD 504 0 .. Lb .L r'-I f .rm wif? '6, A1110 ff-'WE CHEER THEYZL 00 OR DIE iigilyi ,Qlfiliifgf 1- 1 ! ---5. ....E- -. '1 A 1 ,, ,,.. .,. ..-. .. , . , 5 , ,,, . .fl H H 1.-YN Q Qc- MAE, , ,W H -lf 53 - ?.,. 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If we print jokes, people say we're sillyp lf we don't, people say we are serious. lf we clip from other books, We are too lazy to write it ourselves, lf we don't, we are stuck on our own stuH. lf we stick to the iob all clay, We ought to be out hunting pictures, If we do get out and hustle, We ought to be putting first things first. lf we don't print contributions, We clon't appreciate true genius, lf we do, the book is filled with iunk. lf we make a change in a fellow's write-up We are too critical, lf we don't, we are asleep. Now, like as not someone will say ...4 -..fs-1 SPORTS Lyle Hop, Duane Hop ORGANIZATIONS Dale Van Haitsma, Mary Dickman HUMOR Barry Van Koevering FEATURE WRITERS Mary De Witt, Marion Gotz We swiped this from some other book . . WE DID! MQW? ft 6 ..,, .....,.....e.e,Qc,,g , . BUSWE55 MANAGERS suBscRii5tioNs if I .mite Vern Macluele' 'lack Koie Mae Naber Rosemarv Buist LAYOUT TYPlSTS Vern Gebben, Sibyl Ver Plank Shirley Bos, Bert Bossarclet 4 E55 Jr 'r 1 ' U f .4 'Q .1 ff 7 'n 1 1 n wlsvj X In appreciation for their capable leadership and guidance through the past two years, the senior class does heartily thank Mrs. Den Herder and Mr. Ter Avest. Through their clever ideas and friendliness our class has prospered and attained greater achievements. fCQw4ff6Qfz 55241 7 ev! STANDING: Adrian Wiersma, Nelson Van Koevering. SEATED: Clarence Yntema, Henry Geerlings, Henry Kuit, Melvin Lubbers. Baafufofg ' We, the class of 1951, wish to add our thanks to the many privileges and favors granted to us by the Board of Education. Although many of us have never seen these men in, person we can feel their presence through the activities of the school. Little do we realize that almost all our extra-curricular work comes to us through the generosity of the School Board. When five men are as interested in our school life as these men are we feel confident that our future has been adquately prepared for. 8 in K1 ,..1.- -L-n'-A1:1u',w.55L,t.. A - ' - - z vn1 1-4, . . .- .z-.-.-vo,,:-,L- - -.-.gn ur: ual .. .. ...J . v 1- I . - ' -s-' - ,H p ' .-1'4 sehkg- L'l-I-sv-aaylvux-v4'.rflf 1 -7 V' ,. 1' 4' . --gl? 9' Z 1 1 I' ' a I A nl 3 .9 ll 1 175 Y 'Q ,fill ff I. i 4.5 X x X N . .f '------.-.... . - X.. - vuplam1:5--1.1.4-4lr.4.g.L,x'.,,,u-'-:g.r.. N .qlnji-r:,.pfi.:-s-4.-E9 .ff , 07 ZBVJOR w. nf' ',,,...-...........,,.-.M I ,:.- u. QF' T t . .T 1. if - F , 41551 . L 4 Niall ll Y . U ,X f, 1 ' . z, ll - c ,T -.iw -lx X159 ' px :WN 5' YGN c' ' 1 l -' x -Q1-.-sf' P MR. MELVIN B. LUBBERS One pair of shoes that probably wear out the quickest in Z.H.S. belong to our Superintendent, M. B. Lubbers. Trying to follow in his footsteps is almost impossible. For four years we Seniors have been following his friendly advice and sincere leadership. Little did we realize how fast and furious a pace he had to maintain to keep us ha ppy and contented. Thanks for all your help, Mr. Lubbers. MR. HILMER C. DICKMAN Each pair of feet that have beaten a path throu h M D g r. ick- man's doorway have left with the knowledge of a few more phrases of his h'l ' ' p losophy of life. In discussing one' s personal problem, he leaves each student at ease and in the presence of a friend. Th l ' e c ass of 1951 will always recall w'th f I ondest memories his helpfulness and cheerfulness in spite of our man m' ' ' y isglvings. MR. LOKERS When if's raining iI's noi raining. GEOMETRY, BIBLE, Bov's Counselor Q nzfkiifd : - ,, '+L 3 7 I-I I MRS. SAUNDERS Well, I mean! WORLD HISTORY ENGLISH IV Speech 136 MISS VER HAGE Gel your Peeper news in on lime. SHORTHAND I and II, Peeper advisor MR. BOUMA A word fo fhe wrse IS sufflcrenf. ENGLISH I, ASS'T. COACH MR. HOODEMA I couldnt even frncl a parking place in Kollen's Park. GENERAL SCIENCE mix MRS. DEN HERDER , T m n rr rs. If x,v,. Qi TYPIIIJIE ra Y e O H 1 II H1 , . vlyaffud- , I l I 1 . 5 .. v .f - . ' , 1 ' M5 V 4-V I 4 . r n 1 MISS LLOYD On IhaI. OCCUPATIONS, BOOKKEEPING MR. COURTER Whof are you doing now? SHOP I and II 'I 4 21 I I , :,., , 'Vw . 5 V. ??k f? . ' ,im ,.' .....,.C:vm v ,W Jd' f? 1 9 I I., -' s , f .. J , -' , W, ai, I 23 J -9 ' A ,, 1- 35 . jf' 4 I 4 si ff I ,X 92: MR. TER AVEST Simmer down. American History, Economics, Gov't. MISS VAN DAM You-7fh hour! ENGLISH II 5 . MISS BRUNSTING LeI's Do Tha? Over CHORUS, GLEE CLUB MR. LAMPEN Knock if off ENGLISH II, Reserve Football Couch MR. OVERWAY Now, fake fhe DemocroIs. PHYSICS CHEMISTRY ECONOMICS MR DE JONGE Now Ill fell a yoke. BIOLOGY, Proticul MATHEMATICS www 12 5. ..V' - -, I MECHANICAL DRAWING , n .,:f.,.f, - MR. DICKMAN MISS WHITNELL Are you sure fhls rs frue? ' LATIN I ond II GirI's Counselor Mlss DE JONGE ,T L , Stars and exclamafion poinfs. . ALGEBRA, TRIGONOMETRY ' X-- ' WW MR. HILBRANDS I f V Thaf's a nice looking chick. , A FARM PROBLEMS M, 3 - -H , Very Clever. .- , ,.: gf: R-L 1- , . ,ae x MRS. FAIRBANKS ' Ar'a QuieI, Please! LIBRARIAN MR. TOWER Okay you gays, pipe down. JR. and SR. BAND, ORCHESTRA IOLA PADDING You can'f have if uniil you pay for if. OFFICE GIRL ' ,3- 3 Mus. FLESER Today we'll have movies. HOME EC. I and II MR. HAVINGA We might as well do Ihls. TYPING I MR. NEWELL Go cu? and ge? 'em! AMERICAN HISTORY, COACH, Phys. Ed. Ii I4 gf-W .Vx FACMW FRU! XC5 ii WV f Xu Wm 1 5 . 2 vs ff' '. AT V 'W A A 7.1, I fl! il f ' 53 L , g. av Melvin Bouma, Ray Lokers, Ben Boonstra, Ken DeJonge Ben Hilbrands, Robert Courter, Mark DeJonge BME' Providing transportation for a large share of the students of Zeeland High School, our bus drivers daily carry them to and from school. Through rain, snow, sleet, or hail, they keep our five buses merrily rolling along. To the janitors of Zeeland High School we give a hearty thanks for keeping our school a clean place. They are always willing to put aside their work to assist us in any way. C MR. SIMON MACHIELE MR. HENRY BLINK MR. OTTO BRANDT ,ar ll V , .4 l M . Q ' fi F 5 R 1 - x 1 S- ,, - l Y l' W1 ' fb- ' N i .: 1 5 Y: N r I -:.'.': .. . .. ill: .- - 'N ..N i:J. -- - ----..- .... - ......-.,. .:.'jH:'.:N NX X x N Aww S N X Z X fllfgf ff' ,f -4 ,. 'v' 1' --.---i1-- . .W ,-r f ..- ' - ' --U-, ...-:' 5 iff.-ff..-.r '-M-Lx .3-', -.--,:----- .---,.,. --f , v- --1 - . -sf 'ou1 .'nr,.l'b.1 -' LEFT TO RIGHT: Hilbert Beyer, Jerry Klekover, Frank Swift, Wan- da Wlersma, Shirley Goorman, Eleanor De Kleine. 1w,geR ': Teuk-'ite-xtkfg ' -L .- ' .. gf? -.3.axi2h'7HfWi',g-0' . in ' ' iw., pc3 '7',w11 'q.2E5EI9gFl:e'!'.:-4:'4s- 0 , ,. ,, . g,-,pu -Jaxx-6:9 I, i1,': 5.51.-3' - .. .- ,.-: ' :.,.--P ,...' : rf . . -. -1. tv nh.- . fgqpllifkmg Lv -3. rg- :vii , -.r-f CLASS HISTORY lt was a bright fall day on the third of September, 1948, that one hundred and nine unacquainted pair of feet beat their way into the freshly-painted corridors of Zeeland High School. The new Freshmen prospered that year under the able leader- ship of Mary Dickman as president of the class and the co-sponsors, Miss Baer and Mrs. Janssen. The class of '5'l donned their Sophomore shoes with much enthusiasm. With Miss Vander Beck and Mrs. Wildman as co-sponsors and Barry Van Koevering as president, the Sophomore class was highly acclaimed. Under the capable leadership of President Jack Kole with the assistance of co- sponsors Miss Vander Beck and Mr. Ter Avest, the Junior class gave one of the best banquets ever to be remembered by Zeeland High. The Junior class play, Out On A Limb, will go down in th Hall of Fame in Z.H.S. The Senior year was one to be remembered. Although the class dwindled from 'IO9 to 83 members, it still maintained its enthusiasm. This year the class was under the leadership of President Hilbert Beyer and co-sponsors Mrs. Den Herder and Mr. Ter Avest. The Senior play, Mother ls A Freshman, was one of the best. With Shirley Walters reigning as Queen, the football team went on to another undefeated season. During the year, the Seniors looked forward to the coming boat trip and commencement exercises. With their high school career drawing to a close, the Senior class of T951 can look back on four wonderful years in Zeeland High School. During our stay in Zeeland High, our feet have been directed in their paths, but now they will be scat- tered to the far corners of the earth. We hold high the hope that these 83 pair of feet will again meet on the sands of time.l6 N -km. .k XX X 1 K.. X-...MX-.. X-A NZ QM :WW A x. 'X XX XQNXXXS X XAMNX fx' , ,...X.. , X .X .X-.Xxwrxxx . ,, X' Ru' MMV XA X, ......,XX5Q -XX., 'HCLOKL 1 ,Q ' ARLENE BERENS 'W Modesf N, www , N B Ag X k, ,am '- 5 ' WMQWq.' :Vi 'T ey, '12, 4' . PHYLLIS Reficenf X3 ml LFYQQ'-Y' JILL BERG Herbox o ERS YN L Xfxrx if NGS' ,Q u ENNX V Qm k X ,XX X ' '-,X-, 9 ' 'G ALVIN BOEVE Hermif wt XJ Xxx HILBERT BEYER j, p 5 XX 3 Executive +5 ' ' 'Nh .K 'L' , ,Fw V X, JOAN BOLMAN Considerafe fl' Xwwkw .X . 1ECffe':'J Q -- X ' W XJWXX x ' ' 'uv Q X 'XX'-XX BARBARA BLOEMANDAAI. ,- N XXV' Y 5 XX x,LY,x Compefenf, kv O X' x' . .SMfwXX.fNVMMwN , XXX, XXX-ML. XX ,.XX-AMX X X XX XX -.X XX' 'X.....-' X-M ,XJ , K' .- 'XXXXXXXXWX X 'XXX 'XXXAX W .YXX X.-XX Q 'M X 'XS - X XY 'X X I .XE XXI W XX XX .Xxx X XX X X. . ,XX , X XW,.Xr'X X N Q SHIRLEY BOS Affracfive I9 V' BO , x X , X XM XXX ,X .X ' X -XX-X X XX XX X Xxx Sk X .5318 . ,XX . .IW j ,LF XM WBfx..XYXXX,! Qgmjf r ...XXV K,XXQ:XXXw4 . .. XXX X B A ,X XXX S E., XXQQM x XX' ,XB QW' V X X ' X X r 1 X 'ififx mv X , ' XX, . -A gXXXXXX'XXx 'mf X XXAQW .x ' - - XXX .gk , XX :Q-X1-Xgf.XXX -'YXX X - MXN: X Y! ...X 1 X :yawn 'SW - :,. it 'A 'Af' XW ' . . . A X Q1 X, X 1 25. X XA K Xu X X I xx XW X 1 H X .- lj' . CUSNNQXS. CX DELIA BOSCH Sincere 'Q L 'EQ 5 NOW' BERT BOSSARDET Surrepfifious DON BOUWMAN 'Qu 'MJ Friendly K X X M 'v4.x,vgkm dx If 0' ' W Kefkwbxwio' Comely MARIAN BROUWER 1' my YXQQA 5, W ROGER BROUWER Blonde ILL Em YY x '- mem YW M' FLORRAINE BROWER Engaged Q CHU 'NX RosEMARY sunsr Sensible GILBERT DE JONGE Bachelor 20 N- Cp Pew 1 5 H ' 109+ ir' ,ij , 'E JJ 'V 1 Nv- Nur' E E , swf, fn . -.ww 'lx ' gvgf.-V . A ,, N545 W? ' 1 1 H 859 Q' fx x 4 , . -- -. .-'fr N .. . an . .J , . .1 ,, 1 vm . .M-ww ag x QQ W Xa f Y ,J wpgw 'WM 1.-I A X,eA'x M-f '- ' V . H RX .e . my ,M .A . x 'x - mv X my 11, ,- lf , ' , X , x-3 , X m D x .. 1 . X is ay .-1-'MI' Q A , X-'IKM' X X, -X xv ww Q- X- - .X 1-Q - VR mf RQ W I X Ry . .5 Kr. K f' N HELEN DE JONGE Flirf MARY DICKMAN Persisfenf 5 YT! M Q r- 4 'S Q 'V E Z 1 O Z U CD 7: I1 '11 Z l'l'l 5 Z if 5 Q IT1 T T ffl Z suNf'7 in 'I 5 iff? We .W ' I ly JOHN DE PREE Cassanova 7 if . 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X XXM X 6 xx I LUELLA MEENGS Pianisf .., M x 1 ' I Wx. x- ,-55 af' E K3 lLfC.fK'Q' QT, ARLENE MOORE Corpulanf JOHN MYAARD if Dignified 1 X'-4. . w 'K Y Y gag ' . WyfXW::a3 i'S Q1 A X f ' 3-X. f 1259. ' :Q ' - ' xx A'Q1'-E! X5 n. - MM ,Vi .rig 1595, - F A ' A. x L MAE NABER lnquisifive 4, ff' 24 I -. - , kc Wd. 5? fi gc. xi' A by , xx , Ovkxxqtxx 1 V I X GOLDIE NAGELKIRK Bashful S- F . X QQ TV, WM W . A UQ .- W 'kiilqfffg HARRIS NYKAMP gt Q Noble Q Hr fu J Tffk F v Q - ,Sf , lu. A ,Q - 3 - I X ,M , , WJ 1 WG UQ' HCPW W.lKi,1- JOAN PAYNE Q Ambifious X11-1 F 6 0,61 Av Ay I WX Ki D IONXS U RUTH POST Fickle kf I , XXXX, X f Delightful N ' - -' Y-W1 2X X ,Q .XA W l-'Eg X' K X JOAN PYLE X ' l' GG X 2- F' ,X ph in !'! X X, 4 , A 4 fn if -X Y X lv U K fic ,TR X DAVID SHARPHORN Noiseless BERNARD RATERINK Aihlefic XJ! Ml .L gg A R f A If X. X? , f - X mg XX .af X 5. 'A .X -A-W .X , 'ff W, A X ' X - , N--.X XM 'X '5X?rX,AX,::,,,, - 'X' . ' -2 NQXXWX WW - ' M-X wvw . ',X'X' QX ,- 'MGP I W5 W -. 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Club 2, 4 JILL BERGERS Band l, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 'l Secretary 3, 4 Orchestra 'l Chorus 3, 4 Music Council -, 3, 4 Pep Band 'l, 3 Tennis 2, 3 Secretary 3 Bowling 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 2, 3, 4 Class Play 4 Office Staff 4 HILBERT BEYER Chorus 'l. 3, 4 Vice President 3 Camera Club 2, 3, 4 Vice President 2 President 3 Hi-Y 3, 4 Bowling 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 2 Junior Rotarian 3 Boy's State 3 Class Treasurer 2 Class President 4 Student Council 4 Student Police Force 4 Forensics 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 BARBARA BLOMENDAAL Annual Staff 4 Orchestra 'l, 2 Glee Club latin Club 2 Bowling 2, 3 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain 3 Home Ec. Club 3 ALICE ZUIVERINK Trustful f IKQQ 7 ALVIN BOEVE Track Manager 3 Ag. Club 4 Z Club 4 JOAN BOLMAN Glee Club 'l, 2 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Secretary 4 Peeper Staff 4 Office Staff 4 SHIRLEY BOS BETTY ZWYGHUIZEN Intelligent DON BOUWMAN Ripon High, Cal.. l, 2 Football 3, 4 Track 3, 4 PM Brotherhood 3, 4 Hi-Y 4 Z Club 3, 4 Chorus 4 Chief of Police 4 Music Council 4 DELIA BOSCH Glee Club 2 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Home Ec. Club 2, 4 Y-Teens 3, 4 Peeper Staff 4 Orchestra l Fomnslfs 2 MARIAN BROUWER Home Ec. Club 2 Home EC. Club 2, 3 Athletic Sisters 2. 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Chgrug 4 Drum Maiorette 3, 4 Bowling 3, 4 Y-Teens 4 Class Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Office Staff 4 BERT BOSSARDET Kalkaska High, l Bowling 2, 3, 4 Captain 2 Golf 2, 3, 4 Basketball Reserves 2 Basketball Varsity 3 Football Reserves 2 Football Varsity 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Baseball 4 Z Club 3, 4 Anuual Staff 4 Chorus 4 Glee Club 3 ROGER BROUWER Movie Operators Club 4 Peeper Staff 4 Baseball 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Executive Board 3 Student Council 3 Treasurer 3 FLORRAINE BROWER Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Bowling 2, 3 Class Play 3 Home Ec. Club 2, 4 Commercial Club 3 Glee Club 2 ROSEMARY BUIST Comstock Park High, Tennis 3 Student Police Force 4 Annual Staff 4 ichv, 1, 2 .. 1 A 1 , , wr it . .,.. T l- X ,Q K ll i if mf' l ls. li XR YEKQK Nxt PHYLLIS BOERMAN Home Ec. Club 3 Commercial Club 4 GILBERT DE JONGE Football Reserves l, 2 Football Varsity 3, 4 Baseball 2, 4 Z Club 4 Student Police Force 4 HELEN on JoNGc Home Ec. Club 2, 4 Glee Club 1 ELEANOR DE KLEINE Executive Board 4 Student Council 4 F T A 3, 4 Treasurer 3 Athletic Sisters , 3, 4 Chorus l, 2, 4 Librarian 2 Vice President 4 Glee Club 3 President 3 Music Council 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 3, 4 Ind. Y-Teen Conf. Rep. 3 Football Queens Court 3 Chick Queens Court 4 Class Play 3 JOHN DE PREE Camera Club 2, 3, 4 President 2, 4 Sec.-Treas. 3 Football Reserves 'l Football Varsity 3, 4 Track 'l, 2, 3 Student Police Force 4 Annual Staff 4 MARY LOU DE WITT Annual Staff 4 Drum Maiorette 3, 4 Y-Teens 4 Home Ec. Club 2, 4 Vice President 4 Bowling 2, 3 Chorus 2, 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 2, 3 Football Queen's Court Class Secretary 2 MARY DICKMAN Class President 'I Student Council 'l Latin Club 2 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Chorus 'l, 2 Camera Club 2, 3, 4 Vice President 4 Peeper Staff 4 Girls State 3 Office Staff 3 Y-Teens 3, 4 Y-Teen Conference 3 Annual Staff 4 National Honor Society ALMA GEBBEN Commercial Club 3, 4 Latin Club 2 Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 Bowling 3 F T A 4 Peeper Staff 4 VERNON GEBBEN Tennis I, 2, 3, 4 President 3 Basketball Reserves I, 2 Basketball Varsity 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Camera Club 2 Z Club 4 Football 2, 3, 4 MARIAN GEBBEN Home Ec. Club Flag Bearer 4 Color Guard 3 Commercial Club 4 Bowling 3 MARION GOTZ 4 4 Athletic Sisters I, 2, 3, 4 Vice President 3 President 4 Y-Teens 3, 4 latin Club 2 Chorus 2 Secretary Tennis 'l, 2, 3 Bowling 2, 3 Camera Club 2 F T A 3 Commercial Club 3, 4 Secretary 3 Music Council 2 Annual Staff 4 Football Queen's Court JEANNE GRASSMID Home Ec. Club 2 Glee Club 2 Chorus 2, 3 2 SHIRLEY GOORMAN Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 lnterlachen 3 Office Staff 4 Glee Club 2 Class Treasurer 4 Y-Teens 3, 4 Vice President 4 Home Ec. Club 2, 4 Bowling 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 F T A 3, 4 JUNIOR HEYBOER Executive Board 2 Student Council 2, 4 Treasurer 4 Class Play 3 Hi-Y 3, 4 HERMAN HOEVE Baseball 4 Track 3, 4 Cross Country 3, 4 LAUREEN HOFFMAN Glee Club I Home Ec. Club 2, 4 Chorus 2 Commercial Club 3, 4 DUANE HOP Annual Staff 4 Track 3, 4 Cross Country 3 Z Club 3, 4 LYLE HOP Annual Staff 4 Track 3, 4 Cross Country 3 Z Club 3, 4 SHERWIN KAMPS Z Club 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Cross Country 3, 4 Boy's Glee Club 2 JERRY KIEKOVER Chorus 4 Football Reserves I Football Varsity 3, 4 Basketball Reserves 'I Basketball Varsity 2, 3 Manager 4 All Conference 3 Baseball 2, 3 Track 3 Camera Club 2 Z Club 2, 3, 4 President 4 Hi-Y Camp 3 Hi-Y 3, 4 Vice President 4 Class Vice President 4 GORDON KOSSEN Hi-Y 4 Ag. Club 4 Vice President 4 Chorus 4 GORDON KRAAI Hi-Y 4 F T A 4 Latin Club 2 Baseball Manager 2 Camera Club 3 JACK KOLE Football Reserves 2 Tennis 'l, 2, 3, 4 Captain 3 latin Club 2 Vice President 2 Basketball Manager 2, 3 Class President 3 Student Council 3, 4 President 4 Camera Club 2 Hi-Y 3, 4 Z Club 2, 3, 4 Sec.-Treas. 4 Boy's State 3 Junior Rotarian 3 National Honor Society 3, 4 Peeper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3, 4 Quill Bi Scroll 4 Track 2 P.M. Brotherhood 3, 4 Valedictorian 4 MADELINE LEMSON Commercial Club 3, 4 Y-Teens 3, 4 Peeper Staff 4 Office Staff 4 VERNON MACHIELE z Club 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y Club 3, 4 President 4 Older Boy's Conf. 3 Movie Operator's Club 4 Vice President 4 Chorus 4 Annual Staff 4 Football Manager 2 Class Play 4 MARILYN MATHEISON Home Ec. Club I Band I, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 4 LUELLA MEENGS Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4 Vice President 2 Accomponist 3 Music Council 2 Interlochen 3 Bowling 2, 3 Latin Club 2 Y-Teens 3, 4 F T A 3, 4 Vice President 4 Peeper Staff 4 ARLENE MOORE Home Ec. Club 2, 3 Y-Teens 3, 4 Glee Club 2 Chorus I, 4 Class Play 4 JOHN MYAARD latin Club 2 Bowling 2, 3, Class Play 4 30 MAE NABER Chorus 2, 3, 4 Glee Club T, 2 Y-Teens 3, 4 Home Ec. Club 2, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Vice President 4 Peeper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Play Stu. Dir. 4 Office Staff 4 GOLDIE NAGELKIRK Home Ec. Club 3 Glee Club 3 Commercial Club 3, 4 Chorus 4 HARRIS NYKAMP Baseball 3, 4 Chorus 4 JOAN PAYNE Home Ec. Club 4 Y-Teens 4 Commercial Club 4 RUTH POST Y-Teens 3, 4 Home Ec. Club 2, 4 President 4 Athletic Sisters T, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2 Executive Board 2 Chorus 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 JOAN PYLE Y-Teens 3, 4 Bowling 2. 3, 4 Captain 3, 4 Latin Club 3 Student Council 4 Vice President 4 F T A 3, 4 President 4 DAR Representative 4 Home Ec. Club 2 Class Play 3 BERNARD RATERINK Football Varsity I, 2, 3, All Conference 2, 3, 4 Captain 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3 Basketball Reserves 'l, Basketball Varsity 3, 4 All Conference 3, 4 Track I, 2, 3, 4 P.M. Brotherhood 3, 4 Z Club I, 2. 3, 4 EMELINE ROELOFS Bowling 2, 3, 4 Chorus I, 2, 3 Drum Maiorette 3, 4 Home Ec. Club 2, 4 DAVID SCHARPHORN Track 2, 3 Z Club 3, 4 RAY SCHAAP z Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 'l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Manager I Football Reserves 'l, 2 Football Varsity 3 Pep Band 3, 4 Chorus 3 4 2 SYLVIA SCHIPPER Tennis T, 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 2, 3 F T A 3 Y-Teens 3, 4 Treasurer 4 latin Club 2 Office Staff 4 Flag Bearer 4 JOHN SCHROTENBOER Class Treasurer I Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Cross Country 3, 4 Latin Club 2 Chorus 3, 4 Movie Operators Club 4 President 4 BARBARA SLOTMAN Byron Center High I, 2 JEAN SMITH Class Play 4 Chorus 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Music Council 4 ARLENE SPRIK Home Ec. Club 2 Commercial Club 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Chorus 4 Music Council 4 FRANK SWIFT Baseball Manager 'I Football Manager 2 Latin Club 2 Camera Club 2, 3, 4 Student Police Force Tennis 4 Football 3 Golf 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Z Club 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Student Council 4 JAY TIMMER Z Club 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Hi-Y Camp 3 Football 3 Track 3, 4 CLARISSA VANDER KOLK 1 Glee Club 3 Chorus 4 Home Ec. Club 2, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 CATHERINE vANnER KOOI Glee Club 2 Commercial Club 3 F T A 3, 4 MARTIN VAN HARN Hi-Y 3, 4 Z Club 4 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Music Council 4 Football Reserves 2 Track 3, 4 Cross Country 4 Camera Club 2, 3, 4 . 3 OAKIE VAN DORPLE Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 President 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Latin Club 2 Home Ec. Club 2, 4 Athletic Sisters 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra I Tennis I, 2, 3 Chorus 3, 4 Music Council l DALE VAN HAITSMA Chorus 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 National Honor Society 4 NITA VAN KLEY Bowling 2, 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 2 Commercial Club 3, 4 Athletic Sisters 4 Y-Teens 3, 4 Chorus 3 BARRY VAN KOEVERING Pep Bond 2, 3 Band I, 2, 3 Z Club 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 2 Treasurer 2 Track l Baseball 'I Basketball Reserves 'l, 2 Football Reserves I Football Varsity 2, 3, 4 P.M. Brotherhood 3, 4 Class President 2 Student Council 2 Student Police Force 4 Chief Justice 4 F T A 3, 4 Vice President 3 Annual Staff 4 Peeper Staff 2, 3 Music Council 2 Camera Club 2, 3 WARD VER HAGE Saluatorian 4 Football Reserves 'I, 2 Football Varsity 3, 4 All Conference 4 Basketball Reserves 2 Basketball Varsity 3 Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4 Z Club 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 P.M. Brotherhood 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Quill 8 Scroll 3, 4 Peeper Staff 2, 3, 4 Editor 4 Junior Rotarian 3 DON VOS Band 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Camera Club 2, 3, 4 Ag. Club 4 President 4 GERALDINE WALCOTT Commercial Club 3, 4 Office Staff 4 SIBYI. VER PLANK Annual Staff 4 Peeper Staff 3, 4 Class Play 4 Student Director 3 Executive Board 3 Student Council 3 Vice President 3 National Honor Society 3, Quill 8 Scroll 4 Camera Club 2, 3, 4 Secretary 2 Chorus 'I Glee Club 2 Athletic Sisters Secretary 2 Ses.-Treas. 4 Home Ec. Club 3 F T A 3, 4 Bowling 2, 3 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Forensifs 2 SHIRLEY WALTERS Latin Club 2 Music Council 2, 4 Chorus 2, 4 Librarian 2 President 4 Camera Club 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Orchestra I Class Vice President 'I, 2 Class Treasurer 3 Forensics l, 3 National Honor Society Y-Teens 3, 4 President 4 Y-Teen Camp 3 F T A 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Bowling 4 Peeper Staff 4 Football Queen 4 Office Staff 3 Student Police Force 4 JOYCE WHARTON Collinsville High, Ill., T Class Secretary 3 Home Ec. Club 3 Secretary 3 Annual Staff 4 Peeper Staff 4 Class Play 3, 4 Forensics 2 Bowling 3 Captain 3 Tennis 2, 3, 4 WAN DA WIERSMA Orchestra I Treasurer T Music Council I Home Ec Club 2, 4 Camera Club 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Treasurer 3 Bowling 3, 4 Y-Teens 3, 4 Secretary 4 Class Play 4 Athletic Sisters 4 Chorus 4 Latin Club 2 l, 2, 3, 4 3,4 National Honor Society 4 Class Secretary 4 3l WAYNE WIERSMA Chorus 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Football Reserves 'l, 2 Football Varsity 3, 4 Basketball T Tennis 3, 4 Golf 3, 4 Camera Club 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2 ROGER WINKELS Class Executive Board T Student Council 'l Football Reserves 2 Hi-Y 3, 4 Secretary 4 Hi-Y Camp 3 Tennis 'l, 2, 3, 4 Student Police Force 4 National Honor Society Annual Staff 4 Co-Editor 4 Quill 8. Scroll 4 LA DONNA WINTER St. Joseph High, Mich. 'I Chorus 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 ANN WINTERHALDER Peeper Staff 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Co-Editor 4 Class Play 3 National Honor Society 3 Quill 8- Scroll 3, 4 Camera Club 2, 3, 4 Chorus I Glee Club 2 F.T.A. 3, 4 Bowling 2, 3 Y-Teens 3, 4 Home Ec. Club 3 Tennis 2, 3, 4 WOODY WYNGARDEN Basketball Reserves I, 2 Basketball Varsity 3, 4 Football Reserves 2 Chorus 4 Librarian 4 Music Council 4 CELIA YNTEMA Glee Club 2, 3 Chorus 4 Latin Club 2 Y-Teens 3, 4 F T A 3, 4 Bowling 4 WILMA ZEINSTRA Y-Teens 3, 4 Home Ec. Club 2 Glee Club 2 Commercial Club 4 ALICE ZUIVERINK Home Ec. Club 2, 4 Y-Teens 3, 4 F T A 3, 4 BETTY ZWYGHUIZEN Home Ec. Club 2, 4 Y-Teens 3, 4 F T A 3, 4 Sec. Treasurer 4 Chorus 3 efadd Pwfdfeaf lt seems Celia Yntema has followed the steps of her mother and is now principal of Zeeland Junior High School, but has her eye on the High School Professor, Herman Hoeve, who teaches Advanced Algebra and Trigonometry. Hilbert Beyer is now a world renown speedcar driver and is at present giving an exhibition at Burnips. His ever-loving wife, the former Jill Bergers, is the inventor of his latest speed car. Shirley Bos and Woody Wyngarden, famous Broadway players, are now acting in the prize hit, The Big Flame, at the Borculo garage. Duane Hop, mayor of Beaverdam, and his wife, the former Wanda Wiersma, are now the proud parents of quadruplets. Sibyl Ver Plank, on her last trip to France, finally met her heart throb, Count Pierre De L'Aire. The wedding is scheduled in the near future. Her dear friend, Anna Marie Winterhalder has not been so fortunate in love, so she is now going on with her career as a dancing teacher. At present she is in Africa teaching the natives the Charleston. Marion Gotz, the famed water skier, is at present in the Dickman Foundation receiv- ing treatments for sunburn. The Dickman Foundation is headed by chief nurse, Mary Dickman, and her assistant chiropractor, .lay Timmer. Roger Brower is now a well-known roller skating instructor in his own school in Forest Grove. His instructors are Goldie Nagelkirk and Wilma Zeinstra, the former Roller Skating Follies stars of Borculo. Joy Wharton is now artist for The Charles Atlas Book and one of the models is Martin Van Harn. Alma Gebben and Arlene Moore are now models for the Esquire and also have on the side line a Women's Wrestling School. The instructors are Phyllis Boerman and Alice Zuverink. Babe Ruth Pyle, alias Joan Pyle, is now signed up with the Bon Ton Yankees. Alvin Boeve is manager of this top team and is also Babe's fiance. The millionaire of the Class of '51 is Don Vos. He made his first million on his brilliant invention of a cough syrup. His wife, the former sweet and charming Rosemary Buist, is now the only woman in the world who takes beauty baths in cough syrup. Luella Meengs is now a noted pianist who at present is playing for Casanova, alias John DePree and his Wolves, who consist of Vernon Gebben, who plays the ukulele, Gerald Kiekover, the mouth organ, and Ray Schaap, the harp. Jeanne Grassmid and Helen De Jonge, the well-known Borculo Hillbillies, are also employed by this band. They are now playing at the Overisel Horseshoe Club, which is run by Mr. and Mrs. Sherwin Kamps. His wife, the former Joan Bolman, is also hat check girl at the club. Barbara Bloemendaal is now Professor of Photography at Yale University. One of her admiring male students, Gilbert DeJonge, is specializing in X-ray pictures. Roger Winkels, now Governor of Michigan, has come down for the week-end to give a pep talk at Zeeland High School concerning the Zeeland-Holland Christian Chess Game. Wayne Wiersma has taken Digger O'Dell's job and is now the friendly Undertaker of Vriesland. His helpful assistant, Clarissa Vander Kolk, is always around to revive him when he faints. 32 Glu.: flfwphecq Our great scientist of Zeeland High, Ward Ver Hoge ,is working hard on a new grain seed. He is in the Vriesland Hospital at present, as he was blown there when his laboratory exploded the second time. His assistants, Betty Lou Zwyghuizen and Catherine Vander Kooi, were helping him at the time, and are now at the Borculo Center for the Lame. Jack Kole has taken over his father's business and has opened a driving school. His instructors are his wife, the former Shirley Walters, and Marian Gebben. Vernon Machiele, who is Jack's lawyer and insuranceman, is now in court defending the woman driver, Barbara Slotman. Bert Bossardet is now coach of the famous female football team, the Hot Rods. The stars of this team are Arlene Berens and Joan Payne. Bernard Raterink has retired from the sports world and is now professor of Marriage at Vassar. One of his students, who has flunked the course for three years, finally suc- ceeded and married the professor. This certain party was Emeline Roelofs. Delia Bosch is now champion shorthand writer and is also engaged to Gordon Kraai, president of the Kraai Dictaphone Machine, Inc. Florraine Brower, chief cook at the Cafe Reservoir, owned and operated by Elmer Don Bouwman, finally eloped with the chief dishwasher, Junior Heyboer. Marian Brower and Arlene Sprik are the only women mechanics in the United States. They have a station in West Forest Grove which is given business regularly by two admirers, Gordon Kossen and Lyle Hop, who run the Gord-N-Hop Dairy. Barry Van Koevering, ace reporter, has taken over his father's business also. His interests are his new column Advice to the Lovelorn which is written by another interest, Shirley Goorman. Eleanor De Kleine, who is known as High Top De Kleine to the circus world, is a noted flagpole sitter. The longest time she has been in the air at the height of 1,000 feet is T5 minutes. Her husband, also her agent, is known as Loafy Swift. Since his wife makes all the money, he just loafs. Laureen Hoffman and Mae Naber are now co-owners of the Zeeland Taxi Service. Two of the top drivers are David Sharphorn and Dale Van Haitsma, who used to be State Policemen. John Schrotenboer, Zeeland's Sam Spade, is a known private eye. His latest case got him involved with La Donna Winters, whom he now dates frequently. Latest word was that they are now engaged. Geraldine Walcott and Marilyn Mathieson are horse trainers for the J-M Bar Lodge which is owned by John Myaard, a retired rodeo rider. One of his first customers was the well-known crime writer, Jean Smith. The latest news is that she is in bed suffering from horse burns. Ruth Post has just recently opened her new night school. The class with the largest enrollment is How To Flirt With Other Men While Going Steady. One of the members of the last graduating class was Madeline Lemson. Juanita Van Kley and Oakley Van Dorple are now co-owners of a large turkey farm. They are the only turkey trainers in Michigan. One of the most steady customers is Harris Nykamp. Mary Lou DeWitt, the famous television actress, had recently on her program, an old school chum, Sylvia Schipper, who is the National Champion Giggler. 33 66444 70666 Delia Bosch, will my natural black hair to Helen Veldhuis. Marian Brouwer, will my Forest Grove flashes to Ethel Vande Bunte. Roger Brower, will my supersonic 8 to Warren Vanden Bosch. Helen De Jonge, will my skill in snaring a man' to my namesake Miss De Jonge. Jeanne Grassmid, will my masculine voice to Dale Yntema. Harris Nykamp, will my hair oil to Robert Diemer. Barbara Slotman, will my Byron Center environment to Ruth Vande Velde. Emeline Roelofs, will my man in every port to Thelma Zoet. David Sharphorn, leave my Hopalong Cassidy motorcycle to David Boone. Arlene Berens, will my ability to keep quiet at the right time to Janet Molter. Betty Zwyghuizen, will my position on the honor roll to Glen Schrotenboer. Mary De Witt, will my pick-up truck to Simon Machiele for school use. Joan Payne, will my hope chest to the first Junior girl, who can fill it. Goldie Nagelkirk, will my height to Mr. Newell's future basketball teams. Marian Gebben, will my steady dates to Dorothy Dionise. LaDonna Winter, will my arguments in History class to Shirley Boekskool. Wilma Zeinstra, will my Borculo beaus to Gayle Bussis. Alice Zuiverink, will my bumpy rides on number two bus to Harriet Vereeke. Gerry Walcott, will my adaptness to confuse Mr. Dickman, the sixth hour, to Joan Kraal Clarissa Vander Kolk, bequeath my romances to Jean Schipper. Duane Hop, will my dilapidated moccasins to Del Komeian. Bert Bossardet, will my brush cut and dimples to Jerry Dunning. Gilbert De Jonge, will my Charles Atlas set to Pete De Pree. John De Pree, will my inability to stay in class to Jim Kuiper. Junior Heyboer, will my meticulous wardrobe to Roger Hoeve. Herman Hoeve, will my talent in playing pinball machines to Frank Dionise. Sherwin Kamps, will my persistency to come to school late to Moose Lamer. Jerry Kiekover, wil my ability to look 2l to Howie Geerlings. Gordon Kossen, will my noon-hour dinner belles to John DeJonge. Luella Meengs, will my half interest in the Hub Restaurant to Betty Knipp. Arlene Moore, will my mass production of words to the Secretary of Labor. John Myaard, will my pen-pals in Fremont to anyone who can afford the postage Mae Naber, will scintillating laugh to Edna Bok. Shirley Goorman, will my vocal chords to Jason Redder. Hilbert Beyer, will my knowledge of the things higher up to Lester Weenum. Mary Dickman, will my halo to Milt Lubbers. Barbara Bloemendaal, will my cautious driving to Sally De Jonge. Catherine Vander Kooi, give my Rosie the riviter job to Irma Derks. Bern Raterink, will my gold footballs to Fort Knox. Frank Swift, will my deluxe model A to the Borculo Museum. Ray Schaap, give my slightly used Toni kit to Jack De Pree. 34 66444 70666 I, Florraine Brower, will my book, How to Become Engaged, to any girl in doubt. I, Oakley Van Dorple, will my peroxide streak to Jean Nieuwkoop. We, Shirley Bos and Woody Wyngarden, will our Iove spots to D. Allen and J. Ypma I, Arlene Sprik, will my friendliness with Holland Christian men to the basketball team I, Jill Bergers, will my ability to say the wrong thing at the right time to Shirley Myaard I, Madeline Lemson, will my ability to win friends 81 influence people to Maxine Nienhuis I, Ward Ver Hoge, will my disputatious personality to Bill Tibbitts. I, Joan Bolman, will my ability to blush to Sandra Raak. I, Celia Yntema, will my ability to pitch for the Forest Grove baseball team to Edna Sprik I, Shirley Walters, will my freckles and red hair to Connie Miller. I, Lyle Hop, will my mustache to Juke Glass. I, Eleanor De Kliene, will my dexterity to hide under the bathtub to Lucretia Sheridan. I, Jack Kole, will my proficiency to disagree to Ron Pikaart. I, Gordan Kraai, will my belt, that goes half way around me once again, to M. Nykamp I, Vern Machiele, will my skill in standing up straight in a strong wind to Don Le Poire I, Sylvia Schipper, will my affections to my brother, George. I, John Schrotenboer, will my aptness of being heard and not seen to Curtis Huyser. I, Jean Smith, will my expertness in trapping male men to Bonnie Hodge. I, Laureen Hoffman, will my eyelash curler and mascara to Ruth Wiersma. I, Marian Gotz, will my fear for exams to Dale Mohr. I, Vernon Gebben, will my mischievousness to Dave Kuyers. I, Rosemary Buist, will my Sunday night dates to Genevieve Graveling. I, Marilyn Mathieson, will my good conduct to Ed Elzinga. I, Alma Gebben, will my cash register at Van Eenenaams to M. Schrotenboer at Hiefties I, Jay Timmer, will my ability to bluff teachers to Ray Wagner. I, Joan Plye, will my high speed driving to Phil Staal. I, Sib Ver Plank, will the knocks in my Dodge to Ruth Freeman's Chevy. I, Martin Van Harn, will my silence to Betty Boeve. I, Wayne Wiersma, will my manly strides to Miss Lloyd. I, Ruth Post, will my cheerleading trousers to Sally Boone. I, Don Vos, will my beard to Billy De Jonge. I Barry Van Koevering, will my bow ties and short brush cut to Audrey De Vries. I I, Don Bouwman, will my Goatie to Carl Van Dyke. I, Roger Winkels, will my Sentinel route to Randy Baar. I, Dale Van Haitsma, will my baby-face to LeRoy Wiersma. I, Alvin Boeve, will my Sugar Bag luncheon to Dick Swift. I, Phyllis Boerman, will my quiet and reserved manner to Maxine Mulder. I, Nita Van Kley, will my Florida vacation to Jack Payne. I, Joyce Wharton, will my small stature to Angelyn Arendsen. I, Ann Winterhalder, will my nose for news to Justin Brouwer. 1- Wanda Wiersma, will the stars in my eyes to anyone else in love. 35 O NY-N - 4 K., 3 J X if 54' . MBP? iDELLJiH' 'Roger win xl .- .. N4 + ,V 1 ef: 'if V -B651 Dress! Ffivffffffdq -4 X . 1. , Q .. 14 I , ,ff 12 Shu-I E05 ljorLd'fw'i '3arde 0.355 Ooufalf.. reg walk Oak Ua 365' Egurc, ' Be.- M 'Beit 'Pla Yagi-I X n'Ra'ferh-uk X Dimwia MS Hx X Mach Zleafiam QC'-SL-5 1 . Q L, Gfvlt-5 gi N A 'g- is ' Vf A A 2 I -3 X R N ff K F J XJ W x I X f mpma ues' Nga 7- 695 'Book Ulonm. QUHSKCR. K u 'E Lia MM .c'zef,z,,,w 6 df + i NS M im A 'il ' q l' nj . . M -I 0 9 . ' I ' 'B D A Frmd? J-X avr? gi ' U F , fm. 5 M M f A Y f 4 X V! LM J 1 ' l - -. ' ' E ' 7' if - . J ig ,N : fs' ,,.....l,f 'Wjf X fl QQ SXM7 I K Cx,-J J x Q 'gg Q 1 I1 I ' QW MQHDZZ MQW-D C5Kvv-an-Q U- lil? T ' mc- ' ' YIQ Q ,Mw Glu-X S+ llkegtctged J. ,ff l ' A xx X 3 a'-'13 U 37 32 uL-...s-.M 'UKD 100 KIL L AUNT CORR CRT ,I Q? 'D Love To -- P U. We 01116 fi lx P 'tbl AMI INIDT 'EDDAAED B .1 .J 1 'U fd'-Cv: rllr. .. ...- C p.-..,..... a rr- 'ff .,...-- . .. , 919-Va lg :iv -pun 1 :-0 .JI ..... ,..l I' I s' .- til '-r1'll-nit, l': Q .4l . njjh. . .J,,qll3' .. vamp 0 J LEFT TO RIGHT: Roger Snow, Jim Tanis, Glen De Pree, Ruth Wiers- ma, Derks. Barbara Bensinger, Irma The class which will fill the shoes of the seniors next year has proved its worth. Their three-act comedy AImost Summer was a smash hit. Their receipts for the maga- zine drive were among the highest on record. The Junior-Senior Banquet was a great success. They also sponsored a pep meeting. But all work and no play makes the Junior class a dull class. On January II they held a box social in the gym. There was great excitement when the class rings arrived. All this was accomplished under the guiding hands of Roger Snow, president, and Mr. Courter and Miss Whitnell, sponsors. Good luck, Juniors!! The shoes which you must till are pretty big, but you've got all it takes to fill them. VALEDICTORIAN PREDICTIONS OF THINGS TO COME WORLD'S STRONGEST MAN . ,,., I STOCK CAR RACER., .,,.., ., .,..., PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES ...... TELEVISION COMEDIANE . . DEE ALLEN DON LE POIRE RUTH FREEMAN BILL TIBBITTS ,JACK DE PREE SUPREME COURT JUDGE ,, I , BOB MYAARD PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN MILT LUBBERS OFFICERS PRESIDENT , ROGER SNOW VICE-PRESIDENT ,.,.,. ,V JOAN KRAAI SECRETARY. ,.., . ,......,, ,,,.,,.. . ,. RUTH WIERSMA TREASURER , ,, ,. ..,... I . , BARBARA BENSINGER GIRL STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBER ,, , . ,. ....,. . IRMA DERKS BOY STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBER ...,., ,. , .. JIM TANIS nun-' .-i.. W - F -3 .T . - ,,,, Fm r .. 'v . ,Q F ,fx if Qs t 5, R .4-'QQ lx' 1 L. , 'J . as f ' fs IV .. l B eu., -, 5 of - yin. ' Q? P, -Jai fn ,F A gli wi ' 'N , ' QA A Dee Allen Shirley Boeskool Alma Brower Sally De Jonge Orvin Deters Howard Geerlings ,f A. .,.' , 1 X Q ISY1 3 . 75' 8 A B ' .'l' . 1 rr r i A 'Tgf' Je .rw .fu lixuss' any 5 , ir 4-'ig 'N l .- K, K f - LQ., Q 4' vv Q Y' If ,.,,, I ' if l r l ia fwz' 'tr . ' l . il fl l l 6 Q: 5 B2 .NS . 5 .W A A , F A ,lf . W' - .wmlvkf , my fx V A . il! - EAN' Q., t G A ji, ,I 4 LZ.. r 'i - B 'mfs ll., 'M' fe B r 4,-B f'- V M I E' Angelyn Arendson Barbara Bensinger Carolyn Bos Justin Brower Arthur Dekker Joan De Vree Mary Gitchel Juddie Branderhorst Donna Compagner Alyce De Pree Viola Disselkoen Dale Glass 41 f 'S' Xx x Q' 2 5 . M A Ev. W Ps 'A lu, Alyce Beyer Hazel Broekhuis John Dejonge Jack De Pree Jerry Dunning Bonnie Hodge Q Kr If . P ,QE , ffl' 'HA jeg Q ' I L fn- fv- K f reflex - 4 4- KA 5.4 -Z X In Vernon Boersen A Alyce Broersma Robert De Jonge Irma Derks Shirley Evink Curtis Huyser gk. 4- - -4. I 'f'n- L. . 4 'D'.I 'I 1 . ,.. -1 L . 2'- rai ' 1 .,,.. . 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' A 'H ' of W E sf . 9 3' N 1 A ' I ' is -..K 3' I X I - 1' Wayne Hyma Norman Kamps leon KI'-Wsen Joan Kraci Joyce Kraak Terry Krcxai Esther Kroodsma James KUYPEF Eugene Kuyers Donald LePoire Norman Machiela Milton Meyaard Alvin MGYEFS Dale Mohr Janet Molter Maxine Mulder Arthur Paier Leona Schipper Roberi Myaard Ronald Pikaart Glen Schrotenboer Shirley Myaarcl Francis Raab Roger Smallegan 42 Betty Nagelkirk Jason Raterink Roger Snow Maxine Nyenhuis Lucretia Sheridan Edna Sprik C 1 ., A NQQLQX N . L , ,,-r. ', . A YP , lv no 1 ., ft Wav ng of Fi me 4 , t.. str:-'Xl 4' T Q -E ig. Z S . -.,, A X ' l q i in 5 A. i s ' tl' .,. W klh- f y-I ' N i A Q 'V 35 is 0' ' A i fe V S Yi 'W' 1 H .INN , Q 1 3 I -X 'H 1 1 , 1 I L W L. A ' 5' 'V . ' ffl' 'L V f ,5'3vfA ' - -' i W' ' oi 'iv-F 543-15' We 5, 1. ,Q Tv , A- M gi V' ' .W fi? i fi AF h in 1 - Hlyfo' ' ix r f ,sl 3' ' Q s .rise ' . 'Vx M72 1, we . Q AV I t 5 ' Q fi W x. - 'if fj- A tk -. N 1 .tg .v 'fi I Hg -V A . '., 1- 'C N' ' ,wx , gs.. gag Q ' ' . , V Q 1 .x .' .K A2 ' t o it Aa at at AiY'2 4x ,lax W Q A , . ,, , , , 5, . I I in V fe 'V ,. , ' - I g Q .. gn ' f . . F' ' j ii n 2 g , 'ig ,Q 'r o ' - tg. ,QA 1 W Ni ' uh N' x V X? - :it Y ' I K Q. , f 'sf 1 y , , A I ' -,.' 4 Q X Q 1 -K n ' 4 ' .- .a, A I i 1 . Q 1 ,U . ' K lk f .. v 337, I J W W f AA-,. T- Y ' W I. W ' A Z i -. iq -af 65 I V 1 Q, '- --W .. QQ' , ,. 'X N if , :hir 3 .--. vi 1 A Q . ' X 1- L r , i X 4 X , f i W V 5-fix, J Ak Glen De Pfee Ruth Freeman Martha Hoeve Elaine Kleis Mghon Lul-,ben Bob PiUiST6f ECIFIU Sprik Marilyn Stgwie Jim Tunis Bill Tibbins Ethel Vande Bunte Chet Vanden Bosch Warren Vanden Bosch Harvey Van Farowe Roger Van Qmen Richard Van Oss Robert Van Oss Helen Veldhuis Martin Veldhuis pm Ve Junior Vereeke Ray Wagner Rufh Wiersma Doris W' Shirley Winkels Anthony Woodwvk D mkels orothy W neklasen yngarden Nancy W' mkels Lorraine Wyrick Ma rian Wyrick Nw 1 4-N 'L 0 i It ' ' UIC' 3.41 k Q. ' Y , 11 '1-X L Dale Yntemc Arnold Yonker Judy Ypma ,. . . ' ,.x- , K X..g.S- kyle W fl? -nguoi .. 4 ' ' 1 rn...w Gwmf. x-.. Q. ..,, , J.. .1 .1 f 7 gf. n 1' 1 s U' it I ,A:,-rn h 1' . LEFT TO RIGHT: Dell Komeian, Ed Elzinga, Betty Boeve, Judy Whit- sitt, Erma Van Dyke, Mary Wyn- garden. ,,,:.-e-r':-n:-2-.:n:n4g.,.,-V ,J 8,2-u...:.s.:4I-5 ig-,,,:.-1' , .fi'.!'1.rn5 , ,5qs'c'l! 5 7' ,.,.u-iv s J -ax --4 ' 1 ... . .. .., ' -'l:s'N...x . ' :ir-,,.-- .e . . --s . p,g,x.u,: VQHLBSLVI' ,,.,piu4x.:A71-H1 1.1.-.4 new-'-' 5 I .-235931 W, 4l'.'N 1 D ' 7 I' I , . Lf fx Lqiw' A -- I One hundred and ten strong, the Sophomores appeared at the beginning ot the year to do their worst to the Freshmen. For a ioyous three days they reduced the Fresh- men to the status of slaves and climaxed it all at a successful all school party. After cleaning up and resting from that party the Sophomores went on to other class activities. Their first class party was a hay ride followed by refreshments at the Youth Center and the second party was a square dance in the gym. But the Sophs didn't spend all their time at play. They presented a short snappy pep meeting which took second prize in the PM Brotherhood contest and have made a .place for themselves as valuable mem- bers ot the student body. President of the class is Delwyn Komeian and the sponsors are Miss De Jonge and Mr. Overway. OFFICERS PRESIDENT .,,.,...,.... ...,,,,..,.,...,...., ...t,.. ..... . VICE PRESIDENT ....... . Delwyn Komejan .,...,,,..,Betty Boeve Erma Derks Judy Whitsitt Mary Wyngarden Ed Elzinga SECRETARY .....,,....,...........,.......,........ TREASURER .......,.,,......,..,....s,......,,.... . .s,. GIRL STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBER ...,...........,... ,...,......s.ss.....,..,.....s..... BOY STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBER ,... .....,..,., .,,....,.,,.s,,....,. . , .... . PREDICTIONS OF THINGS T0 COME CELLO PLAYER IN SPIKE JONES' BAND ,,.. .,. ,M L ... , .. . Judy Whitsitt Mickey Schrotenboer BUTCHER , L. ,..,s..s....,,,.,.,,,.....,,.....,...,,.,,... ,... , ,. FLEA TRAINER III. ,. .III . I....,v.. .. Moose Lomer ALL-A COLLEGE STUDENT ,.,. , , Ed EIzin90 BALLET DANCER ,....,..,,. ,.EI ..E.., D e I Komejan Toon-:PICK TESTER. I... ,. ..I.... ..... . Jason Ro-ddor JACK BENNY'S REPLACEMENT ......... ,. .,.,..,., ...,... Dave Vander Muelen 46 ,.f't-3014 n ,.,. 'N xi s sy Q , Qs g s 5 X lil Mlm, ,Ji - i ' r ., W A , Q. 5 .H X ff- Q. ,x rp' A . fix 'ff ill, - ,..- . V E , W r ,ml 1 ,pg ayl' . mfs,' s J ev- 1 I 54. 'Qi if f W ' . ,, -in 58 'S K v Ii A I r l A , ., -S' wifi, ' ii f- ' I 3 Qvtl 5 TW , A .1 ... l v A - . 5' - -fi , ' X ,MN . f um lg 1 -,M if If , my , V X ,W 'V WA we A ' 8 'lf Ilia A Randall Baar Melvin Biesbrock Shirley Bos Shirley Dams Donald De Vries Kenneth Elzinga V,- -' N ,.- 'S X ms- A-' ,L - as H Roger Barrels June Boersema Donald Brinks I M, N A 'F' K. r - li 5, f , fa :.A,jf, .E ,X 'N 'F ' G w ' - A N h l .Q . ' , 1-,,e-4,,., .e,, 4 -' l'fi':f3 . 1- - 'bi l W1 . lf li? 4 5' ,. W, ll 'N ' s ll G wr Vx , ir- E l 5, . f,: Q F 1 f ll 3 V ' i 9 :L N X'l if' A ff' L v R Carol Bekins Betty Boeve Gordon Brower Marlene De Jonge Geneva De Roo Glen De Vries Melvin Feensira Orville Disselkoen Kay Flewelling 47 Harvard Berens Edna Bok Norwin Brower Hazel De Roo Erma Eding Marilyn Geerlings Una Berens David Boone Norma Buter Audrey De Vries Edwin Elzinga Julius Glass if ,. ,X u n ff. 1 l ' nl X . ..--P IA A , X V -A ' .A K is x m x ,Ai e i? W if QQ.: ll XY X E..f-1,13 W .. ,,wix.fV -fr - 0 f x ex :J -, if V.efi . '1i ii :ss- 1 , S, 9 AX .,,. L ' 1. W 5S ' W -- X x Q N ri if X k ,fs l ii x .ls N 2, Q. .. ki K- df . l R - i n 1 if 4 L 4. 1 , i 'SAL X , . y Mp' L ty gil I we .x g l .f i , ' ...- , Q .-w- . , Xi 2 jj f .f mv ' ,, Y Qiijgiwl W., ' 'V ' av .5 ,,, L : X '1 ,ri rl' fi . 115 '- ii 1' Yr, --Ai K A K Q -.,. Q K.. , 1 f +2 ' ' wx 4 ki c , s me M.. t X Virgil Glass Donald Headley Marlene Huxhold Lois Knoll Richard Kruifhof Henry Le Poire Mae Lee Newhouse Mary Jonker Wendell Kollen Terrence Kruithof Marilyn Machiela Mary Nyenhuis Earl Heasley Delores Kampen Delwyn Komeian Roger Lamer Phyllis Mafhieson Melvin Nykamp 48 X M 4 N . hifi L ff . r 'IE A' ' I xx ' xi , 6 .':: in-vs ,N ea ,Af .f 1' SE H58 LES? v , ,5- ii g gci , Y S A 'I M-em. , ' af ,, X H' ci '- 'PL-N K N A ..:c,xQw- i Audrey Heyboer Junior Klynsfra Clifford Kraai Delvin Lankheet Arlene Morren Richard Payne .J .4 , I V Y- 'Qs i 'f Q.. 1 WQ 4- . A fx g x, xg H r 3' A' xii 'SM NEWS' Y w. ' fi , Q if-1 X 4 ' . A A x .X R is . X is s :X , -43,514 4' av f . 1 Roger Hoeve Be-My Knip Marcia Kraai Eunice Lemson Geneva Nagelkirk Glenda Plasman 1- .fr Q. i jr X ,V ' 4. ,I 1 'N mf ' fire 5 -9 is , ,X Au A iv? 493 'X exif ,QQ 'Rn I . 33, slher nRoelafs Mick Schrotenboer Richard Smith Bertha Vander Kooi Carl Van Dyke Judy Ver Plank ,JF-'L r X i, ,B K N Q' ' 'N Y 2- 'ef - gh 9 L ' ' if l I V' ,Lyfru-l'.1' i , R , 'x IX , f jf ' GT xi , jx B Q , 1 , i 1 . 35 l X i Q X ,.' . in ' vt-1' J. it ,. 4- . Q , E l rx T I AN , N ' A .4 , , 'I fv- 5 X W . ! APA if x . V 1 L A 'l f 5 y J Q gg We Y :' os ' 4 3 , f5a'55 l, mfr . .incl Russell Roon Don Rynbrandt Ralph Scharphorn Phyllis Schuitema Joyce Smits Philip Stall David Vander M9Ul6l1 Charlene Vander Velde Erma Van Dyke Norma Van Hailsma Linda Ver Plank Duane Velthuis 49 y J l . v gg x 5. l N :se 11, 1 E .M-e f 1 ,..r M rs I 3, , , 1 .Just , 4'0 A Aki.---SVT? K I-5 v S .ff r i5:f5 i'ff. -.L H 3, if iiiftw X 'EGR ,. lla, 1 V X ,K - 1 kg :.4, :T F- FL ' . fix E lhklx Shirley Schoolman Don Schuilema Gordon Terpstra Ruth Vander Velcle David Van Ommen Jerome Visser Jean Schipper Elaine Slolman Jerene Timmer Elaine Vander Weide Joan Vegter Paul Volkers Kvx 48 -- L .M ,L 41 f , xv I . . fi q, q l ff . . 1 , - 1 'K Q V 'WS at 15 A M-Q 1- rl if ,V ' J ' J it , i f ig :ii 'IMT , W I K X - K ,. Q , I' - ,Six -X3 fist- .f i J or 1, -iorao' - , J in J - J .: if '??fi ig- ' X A . l 2 V.,WA Q , 1,37 T34 4,4 ' W - , 1. H '. - . 1 'Y Harold Hulst Bobby Berens Edith BOBFITIGII DQfQfhY Dionige John Vander Kolk .JCISOFI Reddel' Mdflehe sChOh6I'l Ann Schfgfenboer Da rl Wyngarden Angus, Weber Virginia Wedeven Judy Whifsiff Muriel Zwagerman Jean Zwagerman MISSING Nelson De Jonge Jack Payne , Leon Lynema Lila Vredeveld Robert Diemer Clifford Harmsen Junior Raterink John Zwagerman Allen Kraai Tom Taber 50 I .nr m gf.- , 3 -' 'rw f l ' Q. Q rg., :1 x fl X -38 David Kuyers John Walters Mary Wyngarden XX WN 2,5 3-:!,K1.a.s N., L'- ,,.....,, x :-' .. '- W-L- -.-- -.. .-- ,. -Q. . K1-.swf f, - .- -'Pt fy? ' - -Yu... THE BROWN COME, BOYS, DRAW NEAR AND' Mai LEW ii 5 EW? X75 Eff? EAME OUR ME!!! APE F!6f!f f E 'Q M2555 .-'S' .4 ' J- 'auf gr: ..n' ,- LEFT TO R Ter Haar, Donna Hardenberg, Nancy Van Koevering, Mary Zwy- ghuizen. a f om- 16 'LY -' - me . J-uls4S ,'Q-'. 'T Lu sul.: lk 0'g 5 rj'-pi' . -SPH I A f F L ':' '-'-r---. ...e 4-t..'.:'fA2W ' . fp'-. , , .n-' ' ' . . .1'J 1 r I Q I. li , sf' :' , :,'. F - . , ,- -,. I. Lv.':- ,. 1:91 : A , ' ra: ' .9 1-1-. V yi, ,J .i K. IGHT: Sally Boone, Gary 'Q if Nw' .r 'ALJ One day ahead of the other high school students, the Freshmen appeared in the hal- lowed halls of Zeeland High School. No sooner had they become orientated as high school students than they were placed at the mercy of the Sophomores. For three days they were forced to wear their clothes inside along with other indignities in addition to being the slaves of all other students. All the Freshmen survived, however, and became full fledged members of the student body at the all-school party. On December 21 they held their first class party. They held a rip roaring hay ride followed by movies and re- freshments in the gym. The class is sponsored by Miss Van Dam and Mr. Bouma and Sally Boone is the president. PREDICTIONS OF THINGS T0 COME CHORUS GIRL .,.,,,,..,.,...,..,.....,.......,.........,...,,.,......,,,.. .,..........., ...., .,,. ........... T h e I ma Zoef HORSE TRADER .,...,..,,.,..........,. ..t............... .,., D o nna Hardenberg CATTLE RAISER .,.. .... ,.,.,,.., ...,,,.....,,....... A . ...., , , ..... .,.,, D aryl Buist DIRECTOR OF AN ALL-BOY ORCHESTRA . . , Carol Vander Poppen FAMOUS ACTRESS ...,,,..., . ....... ,,,.... .........t. .......,........, . B 1 II De Jonge OPERA STAR ....... ,..... A .. ......... . ..,.., .. .. Mary Veldhuis WOMAN WRESTLER ..c.. .,... ,...............A....., OFFICERS PRESIDENT .............. ..............,.........,..... VICE PRESIDENT ..,I.,., I, Doreen Romeyn . Sally Boone Donna Hardenberg SECRETARY .H .......,. .,,. .,....... S h irley Vereeke Nancy Van Koevering TREASURER ...,,,....... ......... , ,,.,,..... I ,, GIRL STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBER ..,... .,.... BOY STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBER ,....,..,,,,. ,, 52 Mary Zwyghuizen Gary Ter Haar ,lpn ,,,,,,-n- .nJ .-.-IF -D .xv -- ai' A v l WI? 4 . V i' Z' 3 ,gy . , -FV , ' AA - ' -N fl .,r ,m'.3 ,, 4' 7 ,Al ' ' 'ji1'f... M' sa In Ii. 2 Cf-Mu Qs' e V i 'li -if Lee Arendsen John Bruursema Marcia Compagner Bill De Jonge Marvin Elzinga Genevieve Gravelin A 'Wes 'A A , A -ne 9 , .W ,E 0 L5 ' f l 1? J A Yagi?-.g,1M' ' -'Ee ,- H 32 A ,it l ll .-U., If - 'R TN in .. V , -. , l zgf b v ' . 9 :K fm. v, .., A -3 ' ' 5 ' x. 8... J' ., 'Wu-. -fe fm.: p i f Bernard Balder Daryl Buisf Gary Dalman John De Pree Roger Ensing Robert Hamstra Lk. 'UA , x .' , ' x - 49361, V-zjl izf 4 F '9 Y: ,A.1 rm ' l if-9, Y V g :a s J' - -' ' g N g, , x K - 4 ' I as-ml if 4 X lg' 63 R - - 1 ip, ex 1 P Sl 6 X A I : , as 2 ,E V ' ' feigim: I ,-,' Gene Berghorsf Lorene Busscher Betty Dams Frank Dionise Gary Essenburg Donna Hardenb 53 Sally Boone Gayle Bussis Jay Dafema Beatrice Driesenga Robert Essenbu rg SVS Marlene Hartgerink KN 8 l l i X 1 6 r 'F ifiix Y 3 ' 5 a- le 1' 4- 4 W, 'iv B' x 1 'F , vel 4. , i. ,W Q we . ,- K -like 5 M , A B A 1 Minard Brunink LeRoy Compagner Bernajean De Jonge Wayne Elenbaas Mary Faber Paul Heyboer U! Me. Y ' '- at i x ' I A' . ' 4' X .. P . , ,.. P , ' ,,- 1 7 ' - v - ,. ,E N 1. ' x if 'ff X ,.-f4. ,, ,. 5 . 72- 151 '-N ' , fl' 'L G- -' 7 A 'N i -..,- ' H f Efil f- e, . ' - . A-' t 1 A ll i'E5nQ'T LM-l N , ' 31:52. g 1 - w . is , Joyce Hoeve Marcia Knapp Duane Kuipers Darlene Meeuwsen Jean Nieuwkoop Gerald Pyle Yuv- lla Hunderman Ronald Knoper Glenda Lamer Alvin Meiste Leone Nykamp Sandra Raak I If ' -v-' ,il 1 if 1 X 1 , 1:21 xi- X , 4. Q K X' 'Y s x I ,V .- A S' 1 Lv- : e- Q, ,.:a:-1, ,.4. 0 i Q 3 ss Q Clifford Huyser Joan Kraai Muriel Lankheet Marilyn Meyaard Yvonne Nyenhuis Willis Raterink S4 4- . es, J at 's 8? ri, s .. sr,-U - , K P Q5 ex if 'K l 4, 4- .. l 'F' ,ggi-., A X x SID-ew ff ' 41 is . ,X . X . 5, .M if ff' St f XX ,, . :,ggfe,,ky . A LII . 5... L rg as.- ','f:r.-:- 2 A ..v..... . a - V 3 Q ,wg . I t Marilyn Kloet Viola Kroeze Andrew Machiele Clyde Morren Hazel Peters Nelson Riemersma .stiff ,, P 6,9 it , li ,m 65 K 1 ' ...Li A 6 wv av' ll . ,,,,, ., e ' H' J A x . 'sa Mg, 5,5 1 Elf? Nts. 'M X. 6. pr-W.. N... if . X Carol Klinestaker Joan Kuiper Jerry Meeusen Marcia Nagelkirk Phyllis Potter Barbara Roelofs L... ,-N ,5- 3 Q J E X. F . 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J' Q ' l ' .J V 5 ,i.,, ..lr J George SCJTJPPEV Joyce Schreur Clyde Smith John Stool Rose Stool Evelyn Styf GUVVY Tel' HU'-'lf Robert Von Den Berg John Vanden Bosch RUTJ1 VON l-00 Judy Von Ommen Eugene Von Der Kolk MGFY V6ldl'lUiS Beverly Velthuis Harriet Vereeke l-SSTSI' Weenim Ronald Wetherbee LeRoy Wiersmo '55 l rw. .A .Rai s . Xl V' Q E 4 n lil:-f OM 'X,j I lf l ' ff V, 3 5 1 Z.. 1' I wuz. ri l' n 'Ill tl- if Al 3 hh, lglllkl. M , x if - - A A J-A W1 . :X - kv K 6' W, - .-. ,, A' N. Vera Brower Eunice De Jonge Marilyn Hassevoorf Gene Lynema Connie Miller Beryl Potter Donna Winkels jim Wyngq.-den Helen Yonker Mary Zwyghuizen 56 s 'A f -3 1 5- ' N- 5 fg 'J nr nf .- A 5. n - E1 ill 'Il ls iq 3 6 ..-. ' 4 K -.-, Lice e , 7, 'AW g 'g A 2-N J A 4 . Lois Kruok Calvin Leesimu Dorothy Vereeke Mildred Wiggers Stanley Zeinstra Thelma Zoet Q f JY I I,--an-n -,-- J' 5, j L ggi:-5 rr--1-..2nL,. -,Q 1...-,-.i bv Eg x-x..,- , - I...-f-1....1w JP' -, 'MQ'-'fr-1:--Q--ns' 'Lx f -15.45 1. -'L 2 . as .-. - ,.-..4.-'v wx NX 'Q My X 'sf 0 I f v 4 3 s Q 'I E '11 'l 1 V A Y R - f f Q' jfiggjf an I 1 ,arf - 'Y lug P .'. Yvgq .1-.Nh fl :I I-4 -, .-v-N 'U' s Q ,,.,x..s1.: ' 'NTU ,-...,,','- ve' -5: 'axlvy 'ha . .- Hg v- . . ,.g v 5. -. -,,,'hn--M- J, :- .-1.-.-0 N qv Lf' lil like 4 I ,S Q' 'O '. i .I I ..h '-Uvnsowwgn. -..g ui ' ' -. 4 1 f -if nw - of I gl , , K all 4 I-1. , t iw , .l 5- , ti.. W ,. This year for the first time, under Zeeland High School's new constitution, the Student Council was composed of sixteen members. Besides the officers, which are elected separ- ately, the Student Council is composed of a boy and girl chosen from each class and the president of each class. Unlike any other organization, the membership is determined by the entire student body. The purpose of the Student Council is to act as a representative of the student body. It was organized to consider the problems of the students, and to make high school life more educational and enioyable. To do this the Student Council has provided many activities. orncsns U JACK KOLE ,..... .,,.,........,.......,..... ,.....,,...,. P r esident JOAN PYLE ,,,,.,......4.. ......., V ice-President NANCY WINKELS ...................,.,....,.,...,................,... ,,,....,,. S ecretary JUNIOR HEYBOER ,.,........,,,..,.........................,........,..,. ,.,.... T reasurer MR. DICKMAN, MISS VER HAGE 81 MR. OVERWAY ...... .......,....,,.. S ponsors BACK ROW: Ed Elzinga, Del Kome- ian, Hilbert Beyer, Jim Tanis, Roger Snow, Frank Swift. SECOND ROW: Sally Boone, Eleanor De Kleine, Irma Derks. FIRST ROW: Gary Ter Haar, Mr. Dick- man, Junior Heyboer, Joan Pyle, Jack Kole, Nancy Winkels, Mary Zwyghui- zen, Mary Wyngarden. had adalcbeafzce SECOND ROW: Don De Vries, Roger Winkels, Bob Myaard, Mil- ton Lubbers, Gilbert De Jonge Vernon Gebben, Hilbert Beyer, Frank Swift. FIRST ROW: Barry Van Koevering 1 Don Bouwman, Alice Beyer, Shir- ley Walters, Mary Dickman, Rose- mary Buist, Mr. Dickman, STUDENT GOVERNMENT This year, after a great deal of planning and work, student government was intro- duced to the student body. This government consisted of two main parts: the police force and the court. The police force makes all warnings and arrests while the five members of the court hear all cases and pass out sentences. After a great deal of controversy an amendment to the Constitution was passed stating that the police force would be restricted to the school grounds. There are still several problems which have to be ironed out, but it is sincerely hoped that this important step will succeed. Pr 7.7,-4. 66145 ' BACK ROW: Roger Lamer, Bob Berens, Harvey Berens, Daryl I s Buist, Jud Brower. FOURTH ROW: Alvin Boeve, Rich Payne, Roger Bartells, Ken EI- zinga, Vern Boersen, Rich Smith, Ralph Scharphorn. THIRD ROW: Andy Machiele, Le- Roy Compagner, Stan Zeinstra, A .X Roger Ensing, Clyde Morren, Jerry X Dalman, Pete Pyle, Richard Van Oss. SECOND ROW: Allen Kraai, Roger Hoeve, Nelson De Jonge, Robert , - Hamstra, Norwin Brower, Earl Heasley, Melvin Briesback, Ber- nard Balder. Hidden down under the Junior High Building, you will find the latest addition to the curriculum. Of course, the lovers of the soil who attend these classes find it very con- venient to go to their room by way of Ed's but that is all part of being in the Ag classes. Learning how to milk a cow, how to steer a horse, and how to tell a chicken from a Chick is what they really learn. But in addition to the book and field trips the Agricul- ture Club had lots of fun. After raising money by selling Christmas trees, the club spon- sored a three day Chick and Egg show. Choosing a Queen and her court was one of the many highlights of the event. OFFICERS PRESIDENT ,....,,,,.... ,. ., ..,,.,..., . ...,.,, Don Vos VICE PRESIDENT ,, , ,, . Gordon Kossen SECRETARY ,....,.,.... Harvey Van Farowe TREASURER .. ..,.,.. . .lack Payne REPORTER ...... ,. John Walters SPONSOR ..... . .. Mr. Hilbrands HX, I k 0 ' i Ai K .7 4 aeen cmd had S t Left to right: Harriet Vereeke, Ethel Vande Bunte, Marcia Nagelkirk, Jer- ene Timmer, Eleanor DeKIeine. A' SECOND ROW: Judy Whitsitt, Joy We WEE? Lili Vol. IV - No. I2 Phe held me mcil in for Jn F isented uncil 'ision e student make munds. til the JIROW I The proud pa Zeeland High School, Zeeland, Michigan March 1, 1 l STAFF C 'tr' 'K , wborn son hoi- Wharton, Alyce Broersma, Shirley nold lunlter before as the d many new . equipment ak of r FIRST ROW: Jean Nieuwkoop, Walters, Luella Meengs, Ward en at fc Madelaine Lemson, .loan Bolman, Ver Huge, Sibyl Ver Plank, Miss Jit trou Mae Naber, Sally Dejonge, Alyce Ver Hage, Patty De Jonge, Mary is conce De Pree, Ann Winterhalder, Delia Dickman. ts prom Bosch, Maxine Mulder. ed to g ange. inds likely, aoes it: , .., M. ...i,. ct,.ninei'cial Club is Yet, this is what we are attempt- l planning to visit the othce and fac- 1 , , ,.,-T,,.. ,ow g today. In the form of our v ung' student government, we h new baby on our hands, and beginning to have growing pa e, being' impatient, aren't will at he should have these, but w 2 finished product immediat nsequently, we want to thi t the system, kit and kabnn iviously, this isn't the cori ing' to do under the circt inces, for we must help 1 ungster by bringing' out the gr rts, and by substituting' for PEEPER STAFF All Peeper news must be in by tomorrow: That is the greeting sent out by Editor Ward Ver Hoge to all the Peeper writers via the announce- ments. Thus the Peeper begins its journey from school to the printer. When the news is handed in, it is checked for errors by the editor, assistant editor, and the sponsor. The dummy copy is set up. This is a rugh copy of what the Peeper will look like. The dummy goes to printer Dwight Wyn- garden and soon the printed Peeper is distributed to the students. The editorial and business departments are always working to make the bi- weekly publication bigger and better every issue. The staff is headed by Editor Ward Ver Hage and Assistant Editor Alyce De Pree and is under .desii-able. the sponsorship of Miss Ver Hage. Yes, this thing called Student Tl W J , - I 1 ine student Louncii presented N mvernment has hardly had a le 'lieth Lulldmg' thc Efhlbl' l the full length inovie The Corsi- L L-,J :ta --i.,. I.. Li..t -,.l..c.-CI. .- . . 1 I 1 , , H I luis Building, and tnt Puinituie I mn R,,,,,hp,.Q m HH, Swmlast tryed- iors. F Picked H 01 this ye: of th of t this in t be e Joai Van acl uh THIRD ROW: Jack Kole, Delwyn Komeian, Roger Brower, .lim Tanis, .lack De Pree. .-O... Z - Men Run Gauntli Twenty-six shivei boys made the l through the locker uary 30. The slap mixed with the st neophytes in the an itiation. After the the prograin was 0 innate twenty-six ha ble for their clothes few of the luclcier to sit down the next to the club otticers. -o- Yuaf 040044 One of these day Zoeren will be pri ad! STANDING: Wa rd 1 iff... ine Mulder, .lack SEATED: Miss Ver T az, 3 -P yi csv- Every high school journalist covets the honor of becoming a member of the Quill and Scroll. Entrance requirements of this national organization are such that the iournalistic work has to be outstanding in order for the writer to be eligible for mem- bership. The organization helps make better school papers and annuals by sending papers and magazines containing information about all kinds of journalism. The members are presented with a pin on honor day. Each year five per cent of the Junior class and ten per cent of the Senior class receive the honor of being elected to the National Honor Society. These people have to be in the upper third of their class to be eligible for membership and are selected by the faculty on the basis of leadership, scholarship, character, and service. The society offers several scholarships which are awarded on the basis of an examination. These examina- tions were given in this high school for the first time this year. The Zeeland chapter of this national organization was founded in 1927. lt is under the sponsorship of Mr. Dick- man. Ver Hoge, Sibyl Ver Plank, Jack De Pree, Luella Meengs, Max- Kole. Hage, Shirley Walters, Ann Winterhalder, Roger Winkels. C . Wmms ' FOURTH ROW: Dale Van Haitsma, Roger Snow, .lack De Pree, Dale Mohr, Roger Winkels. THIRD ROW: Joan Pyle, Shirley Goorman, Mary Dickman, Wanda Wiersma. SECOND ROW: Maxine Mulder, Shirley Walters,, Ann Winterhal- der, Sylvia Schipper, Sibyl Ver Plank. FIRST ROW: Ward Ver Hoge, Mr. Dickman, Jack Kole. lL 'tK53fL..l '1 ' h . ' AND GOAD ijalfgrufxlg E LOAQ FE? IZQ-E430 rf . ' imff W5 MAA? 1715 AWOWYV Aw 604 0 lfffiill J V I VALVE? za, Aw ffwf CHE!-'R THEYZL no ofa DIE 'ii Li ,lllll 557 -..Cu nvvv. x.clIu IIIIUHICI, QI'III'- l ley Winkels, Ann Winterhalder, Sally De Jonge, Marion Gotz, Mary De Witt, Joan Bolman, Mae Naber, Mary Dickman, Joan Kraai. THIRD ROW: Shirley Bos, Eleanor De Kliene, Bonnie Hodge, Juanita Van Kley, Nancy Winkels, Dorothy Wyngarden, Alyce Beyer, lrma Derks, Wilma Zeinstra, Joan Payne, Madeline Lemson, Betty Zwyghuizen. SECOND ROW: Alyce Broersma, Alyce De Pree, Joan De Vree, Martha Hoeve, Janet Molter, Ar- lene Moore, Ruth Post, Helen Veldhuis, Maxine Mulder, Carolyn Bos, Alice Zuiverink. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Saunders, Sylvia Schipper, Shirley Goorman, Shir- ley Walters, Wanda Wiersma. 6604 The Junior Y-Teens, composed of freshmen and sophomores, and The Senior Y- Teens, composed of juniors and seniors, have the same aim-to face life squarely and to find and give the best. Both clubs hold meetings once a month. The Junior Y-Teens, under the leadership of Mrs. Den Herder, sponsor, have held a candy sale and have enioyed Thanksgiving and Christmas programs, and a square dance. The Senior Y- Teens held a joint meeting with the Hi-Y, and a Christmas party at which they packed a box for a needy family. They are under the sponsorship of Mrs. Saunders. Senior Y-Teens PRESIDENT . ::,,.s E ., . ..... . . . . SHIRLEY WALTERS VICE-PRESIDENT E . SHIRLEY GOORMAN SECRETARY ,t..,. ,. WANDA WIERSMA TREASURER ,... . ...ti SYLVIA SCHIPPER Junior Y-Teens PRESIDENT. ,. A M. ., , M A , ., . JUDY VER PLANK VICE-PRESIDENT E . .. ., LINDA VER PLANK SECRETARY . .. . GLENDA PLASMAN TREASURER , .I,,.I, ., .. , E ..I. . ., MARY NEINHUIS BACK ROW: Donna Winkels,Joyce Smits, Joan Kuiper, Eunice Lem- son, Shirley Dams, Sihrley Bos, THIRD ROW: Norma Van Haitsma, Connie Miller, Donna Hardenberg, Jerene Timmer, Marilyn Geerl- ings, Elaine Vander Weide. SECOND ROW: Lila Vredeveld, Ei- leen Snow, Joyce Hoeve, Jean Schipper, Marilyn Machiele. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Den Herder, Lin- da Ver Plank, Judy Ver Plank, Glenda Plasma, Mary Veldhuis. eadofz Wd-2 BACK ROW: Alvin Boeve, Arnold Yonker, Ward Ver Hage, Wayne Bill Tibbitts, Roger Van Omen, Norman Machiele, Bob De Jonge, Junior Vereeke, Jim Kuiper. ROW: Warren Vanden Junior Heyboer, Jason Wiersma, THIRD Bosch, Raterink, Jud Branderhorst, Hip Beyer, Martin Van Harn, Dale Mohr, Dale Van Haitsma. SECOND ROW: Jerry Dunning, Jay Timmer, Sherwin Kamps, Jack vt'-f Kole, Don Bouwman, Frank Swift, Gordon Kossen, Roger Smallegan. FIRST ROW: Mr. Lokers, Jim Tanis, Gerald Kiekover, Vern Machiele, Roger Winkels, Glen De Pree. The Senior Hi-Y, whose purpose is To create, maintain, and extend throughout the :hool and community, high standards of Christian character, is made up of Juniors nd Seniors. Our Hi-Y is affiliated with the Michigan State Y.M.C.A. Last summer three delegates, Gerry Kiekover, Jay Timmer, and Roger Winkels were hosen to attend Camp Hayo-Went-Ha at Torch Lake. Other activities were: sponsoring drive for clothes and games which were sent to a small school in Virginia, our annual enny Carnival, and a joint party with the Senior Y-Teens. So ended a successful year under the leadership of Mr. Lokers. aruba We-Q BACK ROW: Dave Kuyers, Allen Kraai, Dave Boone, Paul Volkers, Tom Taber, Delwin Komeian, Ja- son Redder, Dave Vander Muelen, Jay Datema, Ron Weatherbee. THIRD ROW: Gene Berghorst, Le- Roy Wiersma, Ron Knoper, Ken Burns, Carl Van Dyke, Jim Wyn- garden, Clifford Kraai, George Schipper. SECOND ROW: Dick Swift, Jerry Meeusen, Wayne Elenbaas, Bob Vanden Berg, Bill De Jonge, Or- ville Disselkoen, Lee Vanden Bosch. FIRST ROW: Randall Baar, Ed El- zinga, Mick Schrotenboer, Junior Raterink, Mr. Overway. The aim ot the Junior Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. This organization is a division of the Y.M.C.A. and its motto is: clean living, clean speech, clean sports, and good scholarship. Although this organization is still young, this being its second year, it has come a long way under the direction of Mr. Overway. BACK ROW: May lee Newhouse, Marcia Knapp, Shirley Bos, Linda Ver Plank, Ethel Vande Bunte, Barb Bensinger, Eleanor DeKleine. THIRD ROW: Nancy Winkels, Wanda Wiersma, Oakie Van Dorple, Shirley Myaard, Connie Miller, Jean Nieuwkoop, Harriet Vereeke, Judy Ver Plank. SECOND ROW: Ruth Post, Edna Bok, Nita Van Kley, Judy Ypma, Charlene Vander Velde, Dorothy Dionise. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Fleser, Dorothy Wyngarden, Marion Gotz, Sib Ver Plank. ATHLETIC SISTERS The Athletic Sisters consist of twenty-four ambitious girls who keep the fans well- fed at all home football and basketball games. Few people realize the hard work put in by the girls who usually miss at least one-half of all home games while they are selling hot dogs, paddle pops, candy bars and coffee. The proceeds are used to keep the teams well, uniformed and equipped. The main events of the year are the annual Christmas party and the parties given for the teams. This year two male members were added to the group to drive the truck and bring food. They are Roger Winkels and Vernon Machiele. The club is under the sponsorship of Mrs. Fleser, PRESIDENT. I .,,., ...... . ,. ...t.t. ,.,, I i ,...,.. .. , . MARION GOTZ VICE-PRESIDENT ,, ...,., . DOROTHY WYNGARDEN SECRETARY-TREASURER ,..., ,,,..,, I SIB VER PLANK T' i 'iii qv i ' Qu 3 .wi rlliwfft 1 . H-5:3352 Jax - 64 .7762 I rr ' df ' Y V ea 1 u , , . ,L A F ' I , -- M-. -f- smwvrkj -X ,et 4 sAcK ROW: Mr. Lumpen. when . f xv FIRST ROW: Glen De Pree, Glen ,.,1., , ..,. ,,.. :,. . , ,,.,... ,. ..,.. 1, ':r-raw-seam ---. r ..', Schrotenboerl Ward ver Hoge, ing, .lack De Pree, Bill Tibbitts, .lack Kole, Don Bouwman. AQ? This year, as always, the loyal order of P. M. Brothers was in charge of scheduling and presenting pep meetings for football and basketball games. Each of the clubs and organizations of the school was assigned a date to present a pep meeting. For basket- ball pepmeets the Brotherhood sponsored a contest, and awarded prizes to the organi- zations which presented the three best programs. A movie was presented to raise the prize money. The P. M. Brotherhod's sole purpose is to schedule and promote better pep meetings, and it has no officers. Its membership is made up of five Junior and five Senior boys. Chattanooga, Chattanooga. Now let's yell! Every football and basketball game finds our hardworking cheerleaders helping our teams to victory. This year the cheerleaders have been split into two teams. One team, composed of Sandra Raak, Sally Boone, Marcia Nagelkirk and Bill De Jonge, leads the cheers for the reserves. The other team, composed of Shirley Walters, Oakie Van Dorple, Ruth Post, and Betty Boeve, cheers for the varsity. They do an excellent iob of convincing the spectators they must take an active part in the games. This year four of the cheerleaders went to a cheerleading clinic at the University of Michigan. They also took part in the football game at the University of Michigan. BACK ROW: Ruth Post, Shirley Walters, Oakley Van Dorple. SECOND ROW: Bill De Jonge, Betty Boeve, FIRST ROW: Sandra Raak, Sally Boone, Marcia Nagelkirk. Bob Myaard, Barry Van Koever- FUTURE SECRETARIES OF AMERICA LLYCE BOERSMA ,.. .. , ,. .. , ,. Pregidenf IHIRLEY MYAARD Vice-President II-MA BROWER I Secretary-Treasurer alma STANDING: Ruth Freeman, Ethel Vande Bunte, Martha Hoeve, Joan De Vree, Lucretia Sheridan, Doris Winkels, Angelyn Arendsen, Leona Schipper, Shirley Evink, Miss Ver Hage. SEATED: Joan Kraai, Viola Dissel- koen, Donna Compagner, Alyce Broersma, Alma Brower, Shirley Myaard, Hazel Broekhuis, Marilyn Stowie, Marian Gebben. This year there are two Junior Commercial Clubs, the Chix Commercial Club and the Future Secretaries of America. Those eligible for membership are the girls taking Short- hand I. There are three groups in each club. Each group is responsible for a program every month. These programs consist of movies, skits, poems, and even some games which pertain to shorthand. Both clubs have the same aim which is to give the members a better understanding of the business world and to learn the duties of the efficient secretaries. H461 BACK ROW: Miss Ver Hage, Betty FI Nagelkirk, Sally De Jonge, Doro- thy Wyngarclen, Shirley School- man, Phyllis Boerman, Shirley Win- kels, Wilma Zeinstra, .loan Payne, RST ROW: Bonnie Hodge, Joyce Sprik, Alyce Beyer, Edna Sprik, Ruth Wiersma, Hazel Walcott, Nancy Winkels, Helen Veldhuis, Elaine Klies. CHIX COMMERCIAL CLUB RUTH WIERSMA I ., ....,,,.. ....,,......,I.,..,...,,.........,,.. ,....,..... . P reside HAZEL WALCOTT . . , .. .I,. Vice Preside EDNA SPRIK I ..,, . . .. ,,. , , .. ,IH , I . Secretary Treasul Wad 0 IQ! II THIRD ROW: Hilbert Beyer, Wayne 'e i 1 Wiersma, Don Vos, Carl Van Dyke, Phil Staal, Jason Redder, Frank Swift. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hoodema, Mary Dickman, Ann Winterhalder, George Schipper, Martin Van Harn, Pat Veneklassen, Wanda Wiersmo, Barbara Bensinger, Sally De Jonge, Randall Baar, FIRST ROW: Gene Berghorst, Bill De Jonge, Clifford Kraai, Judy Ypma, Carolyn Bos, Shirley Walters, Ruth Freeman, Sibyl Ver Plank, John De Pree. The main project of the Camera Club this year has been to equip a new darkroom. Due to the fact that the darkroom has not yet been completed, the members have not Jone any printing or developing. They held several photographic contests during the second semester. The members represent all the classes. OFFICERS IOHN DE PREE ,, , ..,. ,. . . Prsident MARY DICKMAN Vice-President RUTH FREEMAN ,.... Secretal'Y'T'eU5U e vm. HOODEMA c I . Sponsor Anyone know how to operate a movie I roiector? This question has been asked by many a teacher as they walked into the room with a film under their arm. To make sure they wouIdn't miss seeing How to Sew on Buttons, How to Get Rich Quick, etc., twelve boys have formed a Movie Operator's Club. The boys can operate a machine in any room at any time fprovided itfs their free periodl. OFFICERS JOHN SCHROTENBOER. , , ,, .. .. , , President VERNON MACHIELE , M M vice-Pfesidenf ROGER BROUWER , . Secretary-Treasurer MR. DE JONGE. ..,.,....,...,..... .. ..,... ,. ...,, ....,..........,,, . , . Sponsor BACK ROW: Mr. De Jonge, Roger Brower, Randall Baar, Vern Ma- chiele, Wendell Kollen, Dale Ynt- ema, Arnold Yonker, Bob Pluister, FIRST ROW: Bill De Jonge, George Schipper, John Schrotenboer, Clifford Kraai, Gene Berghorst. ameic BACK ROW: Carol Klinestuker, Betty Dams, May Lee Newhouse, Nancy Winkels, Sally De Jonge, Barb Bensinger, Marcia Nagel- kirk, Shirley Schoolman, June Boersma. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Schreur, Hazel Peters, Arlene Ten Broeke, Darlene Meeusen, Ruth Van Loo, Rose Staat, Alyce Beyer, Beverly Veldhuis. THIRD ROW: Thelma Zoet, Muriel Lankheet, Marilyn Geerlings, Mar- lene Huxhold, Donna Winkels, Mary Veldhuis. SECOND ROW: Erma Eding, Helen Vereeke, Lorene Busscher, Edith Yonker, Barbara Roelofs, Dorothy Boerman. FIRST ROW: Marilyn Vrugink, San- dra Raak, Viola Kroeze. Future wives, future homemakers, and future teachers-that is what the membership of the Home Economics Club is composed of. All girls taking home economics are entitled to become members of this club. The purpose is to give the members higher ideals and higher standards of living. The members, which are now more than seventy-five, hold frequent parties and noon-hour lunches, both for entertainment and practice in the gentle art of cookery. The club is under the capable leadership of Mrs. Fleser. Officers PRESIDENT , . . , , . , . RUTH POST VICE-PRESIDENT. MARY DE WITT SECRETARY , JEAN NIEWKOOP TREASURER ,. JUDY YPMA omega BACK ROW: Judy Van Omen, Mar- cia Knapp, Marilyn Kloet, Mary Zwyghuizen, Marcia Compagner, Virginia Dedeven, Mary Jonker. THIRD ROW: Shirley Vereeke, Mary Faber, Eunice De Jonge, Shirley Vanden Bosch, Glenda Lamer, Gayle Bussis, Evelyn Styf. SECOND ROW: Harriet Vereeke, Yvonne Nyenhuis, Mildred Wig- gers. FIRST ROW: Una Berens, Joan Kraai, Jaan Kuiper. omegaeiad BACK ROW: Shirley Goorman, Wanda Wiersma, Mae Naber, Goldie Nagelkirk, Joan Bolman, Helen De Jonge. SECOND ROW: Joan Payne, Delia Bosch, Betty Zwyghuizen, Oakie Van Dorple, Clarissa Vander Kolk, Alice Zuiverink, Emeline Roelofs. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Fleser, Judy Ympa, Ruth Past, Mary DeWitt, Jean Nieuwkoop. An efficient office staff means an efficient business. With this in mind the members of the Senior Commercial Club erect their efforts of fulfilling their purpose, to give themselves a better understanding of office work. Meetings are held every two weeks. They alternate programs in such a manner that once a month they go on a tour of some business establishment and once a month they hold their meetings at school when they see frequent movies connected with office work. The club is under the sponsorship of Miss Ver Hage. WANDA WIERSMA ..,.,.. ----r4---- P I'9Sld9nf MAE NABER 4A.I.vA...-. t..... V ice-President JOAN BOLMAN ..., AA-'-Ar 5 eCfelU Y ARLENE SPRIK ..t.. ---tt T feasufef l l emkvz SECOND ROW: Wanda Wiersma, Juanita Van Kley, Clarrissa Van- der Kolk, Laureen Hoffman, Alma Gebben, Shirley Bos, Oakie Van Dorple, Madeline Lemson, Delia Bosch, Ruth Post, l.a Donna Win- ter. FIRST ROW: Miss Ver Hage, Gol- die Nagelkirk, Mae Naber, Joan Bolman, Arlene Sprik, Marion Brower, Marion Gotz, Geraldine Walcott. alwze SECOND ROW: Sibyl Ver Plank, Alice Zuverink, Eleanor De Kleine, Shirley Walters, Ann Winterhal- der, Shirley Goorman, Maxine Mulder, Irma Derks, Joan Pyle. FIRST ROW: Ray Schaap, Miss Whitnell, Betty Zwyghuizen, Celia Yntema, Luella Meengs, Barry . . Van Koevering. This club is made up of Juniors and Seniors interested in the teaching profession. Informative meetings are held every month, with either a discussion on the aspects of teaching or a lecture by some educator on different kinds of teacher colleges. At the first of these meetings a candle lighting ceremony was held to welcome the new members into the club. Members of this club also substitute as teachers in the grades and assist the high school teachers. This club is under the sponsorship of Miss Whitnell. OFFICERS PRESIDENT ....,.. . ,..,..,..,.. , . ,.,,.. ., . CELIA YNTEMA VICE-PRESIDENT , ,. . ..,. LUELLA MEENGS SECRETARY-TREASURER ,. ., . BETTY ZWYGHUIZEN ll Ill Et tu Brute. The nineteen members of the Latin Club are holding another meeting. The club is composed of second year Latin students. The club held their meetings this year, each in honor of a Roman holiday. Saturnalia was celebrated in December, the Ides of March in March, and the founding of Rome in May. The purpose of these programs was to learn more about Roman life and how our holidays were originated and handed down through the years. 41638 BACK ROW: Judy Ver Plank, Linda Ver Plank, Joyce Smits, Judy Whitsitt, Mary Nienhuis, Glenda Plasman. SECOND ROW: Shirley Bos, Shir- ley Schoolman, Jerene Timmer, Shirley Dams, Elaine Vander Weide, Jean Schipper. FIRST ROW: Wendell Kollen, Jason Raterink, Gordon Brouwer, Glen De Pree, Randall Baar, Miss Whit- nell. . '1 .- 1:.g:..-..,1l . .-,,.... -.J,...--. . ..... ..-,,.--.- 3 Q! f ,Q f X if f H 4 if Q if 7 i f ff K f f Q41 X ,ff 'Z fxxj f ff f X M I H y f , o 4f fi '7 ,f X X M X X X X ff! , y ff f f X f X 9 f f' X , V A, , f ,, X X X Q 1 f X fy !fA!,'fY i f K f 1 V f f f , , y A ,. f - ,f QQ f , 'im A ' ff ,Q , I , Z W ,r fl., y , l 4 , ' . .fi 4 . ' .f H f ' ' LZ' 4 1-f' f Q . ,, I V s 1 -- --.. 4.-. ff ..' s::: an-2-1 -...QL-.qfm ' 5- ' ' Vu. ....-- '- I 'PlC 17' , A n , 'U ' l 1 1, -vi- , I 5 I 1 1. -4 W IW ' I , ' x ,as . 4 A- 1 -..........., ,Q-mga. x 4 fin 1 ff fc A.,- .4jXC W A 1 rw' .vo Cl :E E .5 3-I N - E U' U w 5 .I 5: Cao SEP -qu gc ': gas 352 -Em . -Qc 30:2 Om .nf-9.9 if .cT.U n.--'o -Cx: .Was C N.. wq,U af:- .elf H5 '- 3 was 'Uur. 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SEQP2 P2 .L- COLE: oI2m,2 DJJ . : sg--2 15: 354 CO'o Z-glaze 0:2 -2 2902.2 4mU-cz D- I U7 D- .- D U lv Z U7 as u. lD .C 4- 'U OJ 'U C KD I U embles five ens and an 4- nn O o uh .5 cn SSEITI- A Pep with year activities this its opened Band The g a spring Followin school gym. gh hi he ght in t Ni eature IIF G tery win Cl yeci enio hey t On GS SE tball O0 f he ft O Se At the clo and Alyce DePree, eCiOI', dir C mv 3 o :- Q 2 50- o .9- .C ll, I- GJ 'U U 2 the WEFE 5 nd Ba hool Sc gh Hi State CIZOO w and Kalam Paw Pa -E 'S 560500. essful U U D U1 Ps L cv 7 L an .C .- o C o 'cz o .C In a .C 'U C U .a L D o .: C an TQ V1 0 I. Q. 5' n. GJ P layed se band p Ce 'I-pie 14 r the Band. The 0 events f great ORCHESTRA It 1 Who makes the most noise! Don Vos on the drums, or Ray Schaap and Tony Woodwyke on their horns? Whoever it is, the Pep Band detinitely adds vim, vigor, and vitality to our Pep Meetings and home basketball games. PM Zane! BACK ROW George Schipper Jud Branderhorst Helen Veldhuis John De Jonge Ruth Vand Velde Marlene Hartgermk Marilyn Ma thieson Lila Vredeveld FIRST ROW Anthony Woodwyke Ray Schaap Dale Yntema Mar tin Van Harn Glenda Plasman Maxine Mulder Irma Derks Zeeland's music department now has everything. The music program was completed with the addition of the orchestra. Eighty per cent of the members are beginners who once played the piano. The orchestra members, who have organized since the beginning ofthe second semester, have carried their lunch to school once a week so they could meet at noon. Two string classes each meet twice a week. The thirty-tive members have progressed from training literature to basic orchestra literature in the short time available. Mr. Tower hopes to make the orchestra a permanent fixture in the music de- nartment with training starting down in the grades. STANDING: Mr. Tower, Jud Branderhorst, Tony Woodwyke THIRD ROW: August Weber, Ray Schaap, Erma Van Dyke, Esther Roelofs, Richard Kruithoff, Judy Whitsitt, Jerene Timmer, George Schipper, Elaine Kleis, Carolyn Bos, Barbara Roelofs, Donna Vander Laan SECOND ROW: Mart Van Harn, Betty Bloemendaal, Judy Van Dyke, Jack De Pree, Delores Kampen, Glenda Plasman, Shirley Bos, Jim Kaat, Kenneth Evink, Bernajean De Jonge, Alma Schermer FIRST ROW: Wayne Millard, Evelyn Styt, Marilyn Mathieson, Marcia Kraai - ,, f 'mv-Q TTT? i V' F. , r . J- ' R' BACK ROW: Celia Yntema, Donna Compagner, Duane Velthuis, Ed Elzirlgu, MiCl1 5Cl'1f0Tef1l909ff Mart Veldhuis, Jason Redder, Bert Bossardet, Don Bouwman, Hip Beyer, Woody Wyngdrdenf Wayne Wiersma, Sherwin Kamps, Vern Machiele, Marian Brower, Goldie Nagelknrk. I THIRD ROW: Eleanor De Kleine, Shirley Walters, Luella Meengs, Orville Oisselkoen, Clifford Kraai, Richard Payne, Dale Van Haitsma, Richard Van Oss, Don Schuitema, Harris Nykamp, Alma Gebben, Mary De Witt, Shirley Goorman. . SECOND ROW: Arlene Sprik, Ruth Freeman, Maxine Mulder, Ruth Post, Joyce Smits, Eugene Kuyers, Roger Brower, Art Dekker, John Schrotenboer, Wanda Wiersma, Shirley Bos, Mae Naber, Joan Bolman. FIRST ROW: Irma Derks, Marilyn Mathieson, Joan De Vree, Em Roelofs, Arlene Moore, Jerene Timmer, Shirley Evink, Viola Disselkoen, Delia Bosch, Jean Smith, Clarissa Vander Kolk, La Donna Winter, Miss Brunsting. The chorus is made up of both boys and girls, meeting every day to get better ac- quainted-with music. This year the chorus took part in the Christmas musical PTA meeting. They also went to Grand Rapids and participated in the District Band, Orchestra, and Chorus contest. The chorus this year is under the leadership of Miss Brunsting, who teaches all vocal music in school. The music council is o body representing all the musical organizations in the school. The students forming the council are the officers of either the band, chorus, glee club, or other musical organizations. lt is under the guidance of the two music teachers, Miss Brunsting and Mr. Tower. STANDING: Bill De Jonge, Alyce De Free, Phil Staal, Mart Van HGFH, Shirley Walters, Phyllis Schuitema, Charlene Vander Vel- de, Pat Veneklasen, Shirley Bos, SEATED: Mr. Tower, Don Bouw- man, Woody Wyngarden, Arlene Sprik, Eleanor De Kleine, Maxine Mulder, Irma Derks, Norma Van Haitsma, Miss Brunsting. 1 . ' j BACK ROW: Eunice De Jonge Rose Staat, Marcia Compagner Ruth Martinie, Virginia Wedeven Marilyn Kloet, Angeline Arendsen, Norma Van Haitsma, Audrey Hey- boer. SECOND ROW: Charlene Vander Velde, Marilyn Myaard, Marcia Nagellcirk, Marlene Hartgerink Beryl Potter, Hazel Broel-chuis Phyllis Schuitema, Shirley Bos Leone Nykamp, Marilyn Stowie Phyllis Potter. FlRST ROW: Mary Zwyghuizen Sandra Raak, Yvonne Nyenhuis Erma Eding, Barbara Roelofs Mary Veldhuis, Sally Boone, Jean Schipper, Carol Klinestaker, Jean Nieuwkoop, Miss Brunsting. Every Tuesday and Thursday the twenty-five members of the Girls' Glee Club meet and sing both popular and classical music under the direction of Miss Brunsting. These meetings are both enioyable and instructive for the girls. They sang several selections at the Thanksgiving and Christmas programs. The club is under the sponsorship of Miss Brunsting. PHYLLIS SCHUITEMA H ,. Pr9SidGfIf CHARLENE VANDE VELDE c . Vice-President SHIRLEY BOS . ,,,. .,.. . ,, ,. . Secretary-Treasurer ERMA VAN DYKE 8K NORMA VAN HAITSMA . . , Librarians After about a year's lapse the Boys' Glee Club was again organized this year. Though the group is small it makes up for it with plenty of music. lt is hoped that the club will grow in size in coming years and that it will become a permanent department in the music program. PRESIDENT . , DON LePOIRE VICE-PRESIDENT HARVEY VAN FAROWE SECRETARY ROGER BARTELS LIBRARIAN ?aqe'Q!eeda5 Miss Brunsting, Roger Bartells, Leon Klassen, Don Le Poire, Arnold Yon- lcer, Justin Brouwer, Harvey Van Farowe. JUSTIN BROWER 1 1 T if X A T mi-M tvt. ' , m -tit. it- -' A, .mu 'RQ Plank dv Ve' den: Ju WY 9o' MafY ic exon, smftev Dams' Del om Aves! Mr. Te' nl Wharton, Eunice Lemso JOYCE lnterscholastic contests in speech are conducted for the purpose of developing competence in speech. Zeeland High School has maintained a long tradition in enter- ing such contests and have made known their superiority in many instances. This year again contests were held in Declamations and Dramatic Readings. The Freshmen and Sophomore English classes make it a part of their required work to give either of the two. The following entered the local contest in Declamations: Delwyn Komeian, Mary Jane Wyngarden, Yvonne Nyenhuis, Judy Ver Plank, Clyde Morren, Vera Brouwer, Connie Miller, Jean Nieuwkoop, Shirley Dams, and Ronald Knoper. The winners were Judy Ver Plank and Delwyn Komejan. Entries in dramatic reading were two: Eunice Lemson and Joyce Wharton. All four winners in the local contest will represent Zeeland at the district contest to be held in April. The winners here go to a regional meeting held later in May. Congratulations to Judy, Del, Eunice, and Joyce for carrying on the traditions of Z.H.S. in forensic contests. X I X f' 76 f 'Mrs aft Ak' I I 'A 5, ' w k wg, l A- - 'sw 4 ,sv - A-if L .X I at . 5 V' ' - i f 29- .Q ,I A R-as 'sf Q-, I .3347 cgi.. V' I I V I liz.,-. Ii r' ,I , 4' X . ,C ab 1 5 Angel, come into my arms! His fellow students unanimously agree. 5 . WW MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN ABIGAIL FORTITUDE ABBOT SUSAN ABBOT I DEAN GILLINGHAM PROFESSOR MICHAELS BOBO ,... .... .. SYLVIA , CLARA ,.... BILL ,... , JACK I CARRIE . HELEN .. BUNNY ,. HOWIE .. MARGE ,,., MRS. MILLER ., ,. Shirley Bos Wanda Wiersma Roger Winkels John Myaard Jack Kole Mary De Witt Sibyl Ver Plank . Hilbert Beyer Vern Machiele Joy Wharton Shirley Walters . Jean Smith Frank Swift Arlene Moore ,. A Jill Bergers Caught in the act. The Dean and Susan are astonished at the brashness of the professor There's bad news tonight as the Professor and Bobo discuss the obiects of their affections. Frank is getting nowhere fast, as he tries to kiss the campus cutie. Say cheese! It's the Senior play cast posing after three hilarious performances. Q55 0 fl hy lnlah I didn't know you cored Come to me 'You villion, You! 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Q 14-1 , A +I 1- .W V v A . aa A , I-.9 44 S- 'f 4 ,DON ' A ' A 'E' f-7' 'I' Ulf- DEL KOMEJAN tL 3jCf,?7f?3I'j'5l.ki-f. A' -My . , -.3,7J'45ff.f -'ff 'EE ,Al-LE.N'7' P. QWARP YFRHQQE ' ' w-'Jaiz'w':2:,-D4 .f3lQf.43T2- Tr,zI?V.1.f? A A,,- J -rf'-'-nw 1 A . ., A. D , -r 1 'f' f 'Y .:2,. s :3 A -' lg ff' Q I b 1 :':wfQ'i ' ' , 1 - ws, Q , f-'i1:1i'.f1??1,.'Q- I ,Q it V Ti? BERVN RAT ERAl: K:ii4Q3'iR?gg. - 1, , 5f':5wf'i f. I , ' N - H, A , in-Af-gLmns?1a11g.-TEix.f'm vi Q v 5 g in jf ,--y X ,,:-Af 'ff , ' . L5 V Q - Q, Q BERT aossiRDEff??1f'Q, 1 ,V , f. A -'., 4 X ' 4- .uf A g . I , 5. I Q12 X ff :W 'Jr ,A u.,-.aa 'fl N - ' ' ' , , M F-1 X ' iilf SQ' Q ri 'Y' . - ,V i . 5' 2..- 1 , , 'f q in GLEN SCHROTENBOER + - ' V - RAY WAGNER ' -Klifw iv K W :Q N v Y, hav x 'M . 4 ,, X I gl ' . 6 4 , -Q W ,Ll J- ll-x N ' I ,A 1 X'- , Q, - r 5 E mx fy w. U K I ' . A.-.. 'X -' ' , ' ,AY -N 2-11-if h . 1 N f . -. . 5 5. ,ga 1, Q V 'A ., 3.4.5. , A . by ' Q ... ,hw --I, 4 f -b ... fix! Tw :Ax , Y X E :lei xv: 7,1 . 1 Ni 'w+,i5.e,-?-gi? 1-.Q-T: K: .rg ,vt 5 Q' -3. . f . , ,- --5 fi xii: GPF- Y xr 'Aix M xx x H .3 W f.1'. ,L W, fig. , - - iq! .,, . LMT i w-61.4-VJ:-. ' '- . ' l ,, -f. 1 l - . ' ' , -, , 4 - A xbg jf A Vjv ' iff WAYNE wnERsMA A Bos MYAARD 'X on pg JONGE ' A . a4lERY YAN.'?Q5Y,F'fFH9, . f , 3 A ft 'ff P gi pf .v, . , '.. .I mtl.. ., , 1 Y . vm Q, . -A Q ' .,-.Q -4 -.. - ,- ..-c. . Jjtcw- . . , .., , mah 2 ,--1 v 1. - -. ,. 1.-is 531 - 15' T' 4 , 4 'gs' ' fi- .' ' 'rf 4 . ,- , -.qs .. ,- ' . 1- In 3 Q ' '-T492 Q '.', .4 . Z 'F fl A ' Q .P x . , J, c e-st lit: ' Q f DGER VAN OMEN . U3 .- -5 Ti:-: ' ..',' :17..,'f :' '. 1 if as .s 1 .35 ,.. . 1 , ,H X -. 4 . W lt.. ,Fxk I 1 t - H6 -4 Q -Q-.X f ss sg, fi X' ., .1 Under the guidance of Coach Joe Newell, the Zeeland Chix again had a smooth-working grid machine by going through the eight-game schedule undefeated and untied. On September 15, the Chix opened the season against a deter- mined Grandville eleven. The Chix won 7-0 on Ray Wag- ner's 75-yard runback of an intercepted pass. In the second game of the season, the Chix beat out a strong Bangor team 34-'I4 for their first league victory. The next victim for the Chix were the Lee High Rebels whom they beat soundly, 20-7. The Otsego game was played before a large homecoming crowd. The game was marred by roughness but the Chix made the homecoming a success by beating, 'I3-0. 4. JOHN it ,A 'Ns ' Q .S ii it Q xxx ROGER L, is .ii +L. T 1 ,rf - . .L ' X 33. if BRRY l4lEK'-A ER ' 7 - ILT MEYAARD 'Tiff-4 3 A- . V J M gggy g I' 'A - 5: ' - ' ff -fy ' Y? -Q-. ,. ' ' y I 54. 5 1-. i ' ffkiz, if gf T . 1, . .:..3v- ,clzg w ag, E Q' A 1 if L ' T' . M. - t . I f 3 -.1 'T W W if if 'T' f 1 +5 , s . .1 . :ROGER SNOW'- - BILL TIBBETTS A 4, ' -f?f'WXi-f'-f-I: s Y' -AL ,, vu n.. ' f fl : -...L-5-sz.-Q ,,vMiLT LUBBERS- 1 Next the Chix traveled to Paw Paw, where they beat the 7 Redskins, 28-0. Raterink led the scoring with three touch- ' wg- ' downs. On October 27, the Chix played host to Allegan. The if-ff'-I Chix left the field with a 26-O win. The following week the W. Chix played Plainwell for the conference title. They out- L played the Troians in every period for a 34-0 routing and ' ri ,.. - .- ' 63.1.31 their second straight conference title. The last game of the may i-jf? ' season was played at Wyoming Park. The Chix couldn't get MQ ,,s.e..L.,.- ' if: -,f ' -' 3,..f -gs' '-gil '-1. 2: -1 . ' ,,-- il--0 . K.. VERN GEBBEN rolling in the first half and the score was O-0 at the half. But ,fl an inspired Zeeland team came on the field in the second li i i 'i 'Q half to win, 25-0. Bern Raterink, Don Bouwman, Ward Ver ff ' , ..,. Hage, and Ray Wagner were selected for the all-conference it ' ti team, and Ray Wagner and Bern Raterink received honorable YM ' . Agway T95 asv 435624 f aw W me .g W Rvws mention on the all-state team. fi. . S .At P J u. 27 ff swf . .X ' A it S W lt - f .2 1. 9' 'P W 5 s 4 as ,, . . v i X ,L I ' 5 : . sy-i : ,V A . x - 1 .. ' 355.153 5- ' '- I. tfsgf ,,.. H ..rz 2 E: g sc .,.. 'V f -1, -'l? Qf'g2f . we .,j.j.qQ'A3.Zj.3155-v.1. , J -Zi :,:- .51- f' f .. fp' -' - 1 K ' ' E wi v , .Eg I wif' N KUYERS b-53, I. ,X . , -z.,'--1-g?g:15ss2, , '.s?E v-:'f't::,2r'11v' .. fffifiy, .. Published'by the Class of 1951 Zeeland High School Zeeland, Michigan Volume XIX g CO - EDITORS Ann Marie Roger Winterhalder ' Winkels 1 :NFL 10' , L uwiilm 5? l1 1 UH-ur X A ..- Y IWC qx I 1 ll :als lfffp oN kr, X li 1 10. DA iff A L f PHE gwonvwf ygy :low ll U A A if A h t A . qqzh W ' if I 'S 1 .vi .',,,., h Q H f 'wt 4 . I ,v A ,.q. I :,A R as ,J .Z ,yu HAD ' L - ,.,,. , AR 1, ' RUN ' 1fH0Y V LEEK - A L . . A N ,4 5' 'SYN ...I 6- I I I M9159 vltx - ,, DAVE o e A Spy 2 Jaffw R'fH'f 'L JUHN l B03 IZ RESERVE FCOTBALL The Little Chix, under the direction of Coaches Lompen and Hoover, ended o highly successful seoson with three wins and two losses. 19 ZEELAND 26 ZEELAND 6 ZEELAND 13 ZEELAND 7 ZEELAND SCHEDULE 82 HOLLAND 6 GRANDVILLE 'I4 ALLEGAN 19 HOLLAND 12 GRAND HAVEN 25 PHUL UR 'o Irv R6C,OjfUla!-IOM OF PMG H0 may? ZET F f' ,, T STUFF GEE COACH- Dojj GET oME'Too? Qweei TP AL- 93 ,imma Rm' wncomfwef commnn-QE B The Chix opened the season playing host to a strong Lee team. The Chix bowed, 51-58. Wagner led Chix scoring with 21 points. Next a determined Zeeland squad met Holland Christian and came out on top with a 37-35 score. Bern Raterink paced the Chix with 14 points. The Wyoming Park Vikings proved too much for the Chix and the game ended with the Chix on the bottom of a 47-45 score. Schrotenboer was high for Zeeland with 12 points. ln the conference opener Zeeland turned back a strong Otsego team, 45-31. Raterink was high with 15 points. Next the Chix invaded the Granclville gym. The Bulldogs proved too much and swamped the Chix 44-26. Raterink led Chix scoring with 7 points. ln the next league game, a strong Paw Paw team edged Zeeland 46-48. Wagner was high with 17 points. Next the Chix played at Allegan and again they lost by a 44-48 score. Schroten- boer was high with 17 points. The Chix played host to Bangor and came out on top of a 45-34 score. Wagner led the scoring with 18 points. ,Circ 1 ff Col'-C260 wav, T f E x :Wia- li Next the Chix traveled to Plainwell where they defeated the Redskins, 53-44 Raterink was high with 17 points. The Chix, playing host to Allegan, turned the tables and won 53-51. Wagner was high with 18 points. Zeeland ran into a determined Otsego team and was turned back 52-36. Schroten- boer led the scoring with 13 points. Next the Chix fought a losing battle at the armory with Holland Christian. Final score, Holland 52, Zeeland 38. Raterink paced the Chix with 16 points. A point happy Chix team beat Paw Paw by a score of 64-43 on our home floor. Sch- rotenboer led the Chix with 18 points. Next a strong Bangor team iolted the Chix title hopes by dumping them, 54-53. Schroetenboer was high with 18 points. In the final regular season game of the year the Chix trounced Plainwell, 53-34. Raterink led the Chix scoring with 19 points. In the district tournament Zeeland drew Holland Christian and lost, 54-34. Wagner was high with 11 points. Bern Raterink, Ray Wagner, and Glen Schrotenboer were selected for the all con- ference team. Jerry Kiekover l X339 E ,,. R AR' 562 From these little chicks big roosters are developed. Watch these names develop into another chapter of basketball history in Zeeland High School. The Chix Reserves, under the guidance of Coach Bouma, ended a very successful basketball season, winning eleven games while dropping only four. Although they received no trophy, they were the winner of the Tri-County Champion ship. 53 25 39 44 36 62 33 ZEELAND ZEELAND ZEELAND ZEELAND ZEELAND ZEELAND ZEELAND Lee Holland Christian Wyoming Park Otsego Grandville Paw Paw Allegan ZEELAND ZEELAND ZEELAND ZEELAND ZEELAND ZEELAND ZEELAND ZEELAND Bangor Plainwell Allegan Oasego Holland Christian Paw Paw Bangor Plainwell MQ -ll Q 5, EMG? W i L E Y F S Q 'fi I - 'P2,.-fA'e ? .f . -I . ' 34 + A 3 , , f L f - . 1 ' - ' 1 1 'Q 3 H N 4 Q if z E E 5 f if + T 1 R If Q I Q X? I tfg . 155 wi V q1,., '- 44.3 mu ai gains... ' ' - F1,,,,, , 'L n X X l V . C fy s 1e14r9m'?irfi l Nxej, , 4 - , Q , X lsr : Us w didnt t 09, 38.5, K f opp, PI ' cs i r 'L .'?i5f 'LW U.-KC'-r ' I l -fd EW Banda!! 8101? JW ffifffiff ,iw .ff 'fi'! QZQXGUQLAG When the umpire shouts Play Ball! this season, Coach Hoover will find out for the first time what his team can do. The team, riddled by graduation, is mostly a green one, but the players are eager and look forward to a good season. Godwin .. Paw Paw Grandville Allegan . Bangor .. Plainwell . ....., ...,.. l.iChix -. , .....,.... lTChix . Chix.l. .. . .Chix..., . .lChix?i. .. .. Chix..l. Paw Paw . ,, .Chix. . Bangor ,,..,. , .i.TChix..,, Allegan ,..,. ...,...,,.. . . . Chix,.1. Otsego ,....,..........,..,, . ..,.Chb i. Wyoming Park ,,..,.... ., 1.iiChix . Plainwell ,.,. ..,... . , ...Chix.-.T Otsego ,.,.,. i. Chix..1. u3h it , ' F jj l l 1 ' li W X 4 1 Xl ' l - 4 il XT, A l' : l 1 ii X -of X bi ST X y lt 1 i ci' 'N , K -wr., - g sox N--4-i f F wif y 1 ,N ,' ,X , 1' Lit J .K ' L gy FR X L if if- X, , , i 1 . - l l K ll' 1 l l 8 5 - li ' g , to fm ' 1,-r' A j i 1 5 F 1. I ,N Q ki 5 sh I 5 ,V Y i A Sin- H- E N s.. l ,I . A ' V 4 ,gg ,,,, V. if -,-,.., W f -' 'T V , -: J STANDING: Herman Hoeve, Mr. Newell, Eugene Kuyers, Dave Kuyers, Ken Burns, Norman ' L P 're, Bill Tibbitts, Don Bouwman, Roger Lamer, Dale Mohr, Machiele, Russel Raon, Don e on Duane Hop, Gordon Kossen, Bob Myaard. KNEELING: Jay Timmer, John Schrotenboer, Martin Van Harn, Ed Elzinga, Lyle Hop, Duane '7aack Sunshine and warm weather again brings to life the outdoor sports. Coach New- ell's track team looks like a good contender in the regular season meets, with a team Kuipers, Bob Vanden Berg built around a nucleus of ten returning lettermen. Emu 6' In its second year of Cross-Country compe I , seasons. The Cross-Country team competed in six meets, win- t'tion Zeeland High School enioyed one of its more unsuccessful ning one while losing five. John Schrotenboer, Herm Hoeve, Sherwin Kamps, Mart Van Harn, Dale Mohr, Wendell Kollen. 97a - . if I if ,, if ' sf K' Z M 4 ,m. A . 'F V, li 5 i ' ., 5 - -Tse . -2 S 1 - 3 .V BACK ROW: Del Komeian, Russel Roon, Wendell Kollen, Ron Pikaart, Ward Ver Hoge, Tom Taber, Dee Allen, Bern Raterink, Wayne Wiersma, Vern Machiele, Sherwin Kamps, Paul He boer. FOURTl'lI ROW: Howard Geerlings, Dave Scharphorn, Ray. Schaap, Gil DeJonge, Martin Van Horn, Roger Smallegan, Roger Van Omen, Alvin Meyers, Alvin Boeve, Bob Berens, Glen Schrotenboer. THIRD ROW: Dave Vander Meulen, Bob Myaard, Milton Lubbers, Jack DePree, Roger Snow, Bill Tibbitts, Barry Van Koevering, John DePree, Bert Bossardet, Duane Hop, John Walters, Terry Kraai, Vern Gebben. SECOND ROW: Juke Glass, Justin Brouwer, Milton Myaard, Don Bouwman, Jay Timmer, Eugene Kuyers, Frank Swift, Lyle Hop, John Schrotenboer, Mart Veldhuis, Glen DePree, FIRST ROW: Mr. Newell, Jerry Kiekover, Ray Wagner, JacksKole. Toss me a roll. This phrase and many like it echoed from the tables of the Home Ec. room every time the Z-Club had a party. This only went to prove that the varsity letter winners still had a lot of pep and spirit left. However, the members did bestow it upon themselves to calm down on at least one occasion during the course of the year. This momentous event took place on December l, and was in the form of a semi-formal Christmas party, now an annual event for the Varsity Club. For this festive event, the fellows laid aside their levis and sweatshirts and replaced them with dress suits. Another big social event in the club's long list of enioyable activities was the initio-- tion party on January 30. Twenty-six new members were admitted to the Z-Club and although they were pushed around the entire day, they still managed to have a shocking good time. OFFICERS JERALD KIEKOVER ...., ..,....,,........,...... ......,.... P r esident RAY WAGNER ,.... .,.....,.... V ice-President JACK KOLE ........, ...... S ecretary-Treasurer MR. NEWELL ,...... ,.,.,.............. S ponsor 90