Cedar Springs High School - Hawk Yearbook (Cedar Springs, MI)

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As a nation, as a state, and as a city the people of America are advancing. Here within our own com- munity the people have thought of Tomorrow by providing for better education. The new high school, which was approved by the voters in the fall of 1957, is indeed a form of Progress. We have endeavored to carry out this trend towards Tomorrow in The Hawk of 1958. In it we have attempted to capture the progressive spirit of the students in our high school. It is our hope that this spirit will continue to develop and grow until it has provided for a better Tomorrow. 3 ADMINISTRATION SEATED are Mr. Gordon Rector, Trustee, and Mr. Walter Pratt, President. STANDING are Mr. Hugh Granni. Secretaryg Mr. Harold Barber, Treasurer, and Dr. Robert Branyan, Trustee. They are discussing plans for the new school, which was voted upon and passed by the voters during their term of office. 2 Mr. C. J. Tysse, Superintendent Mr. John Coady, High School Principal Mr. Carl ,Niels , Elementary Principal Mr. James Douglas, Junior High Principal KI 4 .1 ' Ns .N , It X S? W SX , xx: '-3.5 . X -V 'vb V is Ms , qv'------L-. fnuz. 4 . Q 1 ,M , --4. , I' xy -F9 s. . 1 X-1 4 ffikma Q 1. El' W .ff , 1--If Y V ,ff 'W , X' :q3ik 's if ', A,A ff, n g -- . I Y ig, 5 HAZEL MARGARET APT Love makes the world go round. Adrian, Missouri 1,25 Choir 3,45 Hall Guard 3. DONNA ERMA BECKER Silent as a shadow. FHA 1,25 Library 45 Choir 45 Library Presi- dent 4. IRENE JACQUELYN BENHAM QReenj Cheerfulness is a sunny ray of life. Fl-lA 1,25 FHA Treasurer 25 Student Council 2,45 Senior Play5 Future Teachers Club 45 Hall Guard 3,4. WILLIAM JAMES BOLTHOUSE fBi1lj Idol of all underclass girls. Student Council 1,35 FFA l,2,35 Track l5 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,35 Tennis 3,45 Jr. Rotarian 3. MALCOLM COWLE BRIGHAM QMickeyl Talk to him of Jacob 's ladder and he would ask the number of steps. FFA 1,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Hall Guard 2,35 State FFA De1egate'35 Senior Play. CAROLYN FAYE BROOKS fBrook1ej A vitamin pill on 1egs. Class Treasurer 25 FHA 1,25 Library 3. 6 vf , . 5 EDWARD WILLIAM BROWN fEdj You can tell him by the noise he doesn't make. Choir 4. J UDITI-I ANN CAMPBELL QJudyj Good humor makes all things possible. Choir l,2,3,45 FHA l. SHARON MARIE COADY Whenever she's needed, she'l1 be there, ever-ready to do her share. FHA 1,25 FHA President 25 Library l,2,35 Li- brary Vice -President 35 Class President 15 Class Secretary 45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Student Court Secretary 3,45 Hall Guard 45 Future Teachers Club 45 Annual Staff 3 ,45 Annual Editor 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Honor Society 354. BEVERLY JANE COLE QBevj The unspoken word never does harm. Library 45 Choir 4. JEAN ANN DENNIS QJayJ A quiet country lass. Greenville l,25 Choir 3,4. MARTIN JOSEPH DOYLE QMartyj He calls not for a horse--he has a car. Choir 3,45 Choir Vice-President 3,45 Basket ball 35 Baseball 2,3,45 Student Council Mayor 3,45 Class President 35 Junior Ro- tarian 33 Junior Playg Senior Play. 7 JOYCE ELAINE DUNAVEN, An athletic lady with assets many, if she has faults, we can'tthink of any. Student Council 3,45 Student Court 45 Hall Guard 4. DONNA LEE ENSING fSt1nkyj A light heart lives long. FHA 1,25 Choir 3,4. STEPHEN JOSEPH FLOWERS Tut, tut my man! The girls won't hurt you. FFA l,2,3,45 FFA Secretary 4. MICHAEL JAMES FOLEY QMikej Laugh and the world laughs with you, but seldom the teacher. Choir -lg Football l. LARRY KHSINETH FRENCH Being outdoors is the pleasure of life. FFA l,2,3,45 FFA Treasurer 35 FFA President 45 Baseball l,2,3,43 Student Council 4. WELDON CURTIS GOODELL Qwaldoj Why study? The more we study, the more there is to forget. FFA l,2,35 Football l,2,3,45 Track 1. 8 Ks, J xt DAVID JAMES HALL fDavel I never think of the future, it comes soon enough. FFA l,2,3,4. HATTIE ARLENE HALL Her spirits were going upstairs two steps at a time. Student Court 35 Library Club 1,2535 Library Club President 35 Student Council 3,45 Future Teachers Club 45 Future Teachers Club Vice- President 45 Junior Play5 Senior P1ay5 Hall Guard 45 Annual Staff 4. FREDA KAY HART She flirts with her 'Hart' in her eyes. Choir 1,2,3,45 Choir President 45 Choir Treas- urer 35 Student Council 1,25 Cheerleader 2,3,45 FHA lg Future Nurses Club 4. RAYMOND GEORGE HEMINGER QRayj Some say he's bashful5 others doubt it. KAYE LORRAINE HESBURN As quiet and inconspicious as a world war. Blairsville, Pennsylvannia 15 Cheerleading 3,45 Senior P1ay5 Choir 45 Choir Librarian 4. KEITH ASHLEY JOHNSON Uohnsej A good line is the shortest distance between two dates. Football l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Tennis l,2,3,45 Track l5 Choir l,2. 9 LAWRENCE BURTON KEESLER QLarryj Music drives one's woes away. Grand Ledge High 15 Junior Play 35 Inter- lochenNational Music Camp 45 Senior Play 4. FREDERICK DARREL KOLK QFritzj An athlete that scores in more ways than one. Fremont l5 Student Council Clerk 25 Stu- dent Council Vice -President 35 Choir 2,35 Choir President 35 Citizen of the Year 35 Football 253,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Annual Staff 3,4. RONALD LEE LEWIS QRonniey Everything comes if a man only waits. FFA l,2,3,45 FFA Sentinel 35 FFA Treasurer 45 Student Council 25 Junior Play. SANDRA LEE McC RATH QSandyj In her single person she is a social commo- tion. Class Vice -President 15 FHA 15 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Student Council 2 ,3 ,45 Student Coun- cil Treasurer 35 Student Council Clerk 45 Future Teachers Club President 45 Junior Play Student Directorg Annual Staff 4. GEORGE EUGENE MclNTYRE Jr. QButchj Easy going, never hurrying, but hard to stop. Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track 153,45 Class Vice-President 25 Club Treas- urer 35 Class President 45 Student Council Treasurer 45 Student Court Judge 4. MARGARET K. MERLINCTON Uviarj There is a woman at the beginning of all great things. FHA l. 10 lAfll.LlAM R. MERREN fBillQ What is nicer than to spend a school day out of school? FFA 1,2,35 Football 1,25 Track l. MARY JEAN MIDDLETON ueany Here's a uiet thou htful lass5 a loyal mem- Q 8 ber of our c1ass. Library l,2,35 Library Club Secretary 35 FHA 1,25 Future Teachers Club 45 Senior Play Student Director. NORMAN THOMAS MYERS QTomj I would rather see a young man blush than turn pale. Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Student Council 2,45 Student Court 45 Annual Staff 3,45 Class President 2. BARBARA JUNE NAGY fBarbj' Some folks we can't help liking. JANICE MARIE NOWAK Qwakiei Overilowing with harmless mischief. Band 1,25 FHA 15 Library l,2,35 Library Club Sgt. at Arms 35 Annual Staff 45 Future Nurses Club 45 Hall Guard 3. ORETA LINDA PORTER fLindaj Calm and quiet but not insignificant FHA 15 Choir 3,45 Future Teachers Club 4. ll fi DONNA LEE ROUNDS There is no substitute for sincerity. Choir 1,2 ,3. ROSE MARIE SHAW QRosij If you can't find anything to talk about, just giggle. Student Council lg FHA 15 Hall Guard 33 Annual Staff 45 Junior Playg Senior Play. MERLE SMITH What is the use of so much talking? FFA 1,2,3,4. SUSAN ANNE SNYDER QSusii In the daytime I'm too tired to worry, and at night I'm too busy. Hall Guard 4g Choir 1,2,3g Choir Librarian 2,3 Choir Secretary l. JOANN LEE STARR Hoi Care comes, care goes, so why care? FHA l,2. BRUCE DONALD STOUT Life is no better if you worry and no longer if you hurry. FFA l,2,3,4g Band l,2,3. 12 DOROTHY LOUISE SYTSMA QDotl Sweetness never goes out of style. EARL ARLO TEFFT QCur1eyl When I feel like exercising I just lie down until the feeling goes away. FFA l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,43 Football 33 Base- ball 3g Basketball 2. JOHN TILLMAN TEUSINK QDocj The surest way to succeed is to determine not to fail. Band l,2,3,4g Choir 35 Class Treasurer lg Band President 2,43 Class Secretary 35 Class Vice-President 45 Student 'Council Sgt. at Amis 3s Student Court Prosecuting Attorney Senior Playg Student Council 3,4. JIM VAN HOESEN QVanj Concentration--but on what? Football l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Baseball 23 Student Council 45 Annu Staff 4g Junior Rotarian 3. GERALD LA VERN VAN LIEW Uerryj I'm always raising cane and it's not sugar. FFA 1,2,3,4g Football 3,4. CARL GENE WALL Sing and I'll sing with youg study and you'14 study alone. Choir 2,35 Senior Play. 42 al 13 HELEN ELAINE WALLER Longer known, better liked. FHA 1,25 FHA Secretary 25 Future Nurses Club 45 Hall Guard 254. BEULAH WERT Si1ence gives grace to a woman. KEITH JUDSON WHEAT Qwheatj There is room at the top, but climbing makes me dizzy. Class Vice -President 35 Student Council 15 FFA l,2,3,45 FFA Vice-President 45 Football l,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Tennis 2,3,4. JERRY LYNN WINTER I just don't like to talk. JUNE MARIE ZIMMERMAN QZim:.nyj Quiet, but surrounded with well -known cham1. Choir l, Future Teachers Club 4. 14 Valedictorian Scalufatorian , aziiwh x I' if ,.., -r, -it 1 rfiii 4 7551 ' 5 Sharon Coady Class Officers Jim Van I-Ioesen STANDING are John Teusink, vice -presidentg Mrs. Morehouse, advisorg Mr. Coady, advisor. SEATED are R051 Shaw, treasurerg George Mclntyre, presidentg and Sharon Coady, secretary. MOCK Class cut -upsg Best looking Keith Johnson and Rosi Shaw ELECTION Most athletic Most courteousg Done the Joyce Dunaven and Fritz Kolk most for Cedar Sharon Coady and Martin Doyle 4 1- Best all around Sandy McCrath and George McIntyre ..-as ers' fftgwf 3 I f ' ki El Class chatterbox Shyest Most likely to succeed Dong Cedar for the mggt Mike Foley and Sandy Mc- Donna Becker and Jerry Win- John Teusink and Sharon Carolyn Brooks and Mike Clath ter Coady Foley Most popular Man-hater and woman Fritz Kolk and Sandy Mc- hater Crath Beverly Cole and Steve Flowers -'I L I Class flirts Class apple -polisher and Keith Johnson and Kaye excuse -maker Hesburn Mike Foley and Pat Tate I6 5 X' , rag Z lanes J . as L-'-Q I Nia ,N ' --+41 N a-'..f.7 W -. 'lt-5 Tv I' PM I -li-lik Xcux I 4 1 .45 ' ,, ' . surrrnv -+L--,, if 1 V ' 7 fg A 'ET X 4 -- YL7 1 I X.: S -3 lg I JUNIORS C arol Albrecht Betty Jean Babylon P e ggy Be als The Junior Class was working to make money for their Senior trip coming up next year. They had a Junior Play, a stand on Red Flannel Day, a Maga- zine Sale, and other activities. S-. E sh X 42 ,t ,-f A X i s. A Joan Ballard Janet Bergman '- Carol Bolthouse , j, 4 iw? in, U I ...7 i . E . 15 ' . . . ' ,' xi-- ' I ns X K G , -Q .S at ,,. wfrrflfi I QR I . ,B Q is i so --is as r- 5 4 'o i f 44 -Q.. ' mlrnwc ,.- ,,' ' Q is raia -v Q it Q I is I.. H2 J ' Q F S .R - my VEA V 'A Eggs f- -J '-- f he r ,.,E'- f ' is 5 si t,, 1 will f Xi N f - i , xl 1,5 9 91' ' ' W V s , - - 1 4 1 L X .- . , X .. I Q -75 ' ... S- i , Q - ' 1.,,, -- ..,f r 5. , . ' z. I , I , ., . Q. 5 ..:. U I li. 5 J sv Q b pi H .-' 4 I - at J ' J 1 ff siiii . 18 James Bowers Allen Beach Ruth Ann Cole Clyde Covell Nellie Christee Marion Davis Joyce DuVall Lois Duram Roger Dennis Judith Ellick Richard Esch Sharon Farrell Darlyn Fezler Dora Fisk Barbara Finch Eileen Fuller Katheleen Foley Lynn Gillespie Sue Grannis Hugh Hoven Yolanda Hoskins Susan Jensen Janice Johnson Judy J ansma Joyce Johnson Judy Kremers Lynda Lang Leon Lang Stephen Myers Janice Merlington Dale Markham John Merren Marge MacKinnon Darlene Metzger Sally Morris Elsie Morris Leon Nichols Martha Newell Ronnie Olson Jack Price Larry Powell Elsie Potter Curtis Phillips Vernon Rounds Dennis Rogalewski Janice Reams Joan Rounds Phillip Starr William Taylor 'FW' ' Q b ., 11. ,S Q: 6 'H' 'fr K , 51:15 . Sally VanWagoner, Anne VanMa1e, Jim Watson, Jack Woodwyk, Edythe Wagner, Judy Winter. Junior Officers Absentees John Sicard SEATED are Janet Bergman, S6Cretary3 Elsie Morris, treasurer, and Steve Myers, president. The two advisors, Mr. Nielsen and Mr. Maxson, are standing. Sophomore Officers SEATED are Mike Bird, treasurer, Terry Clark, president, and Susie Weaver, secre- tary. STANDING are Mr. VanHoesen, an advisorg Mary Mclnnis, vice-president, and Mr. Welch, advisor. 19 Martha Abel SOPHOMORES The class of 1960 has been active this year preparing for their senior trip. They sold refreshments at all home basketball games. As in their freshman year they sold candy by the bar or by the package. For the Red Flannel Day Parade they built an attractive. float. Katherine Addis Robert Allen Joel Austin Sandra Babylon Terry Bailey Sharon Baxter Diane Beals Michael Bird Anita Blackall Lyndia Bowen Jerry Bowers Bonnie Brigham Edwin Bryant Carolyn Campbell Gene Calkins Patricia Cavner Terry Clark Dorothy Clayton Ardena Clingan Robert Chamberlain Susan Cole Boyde Condon Bonnie Cronkright Duane Davis Esther Davis Vanna DuVall Madeline Dykewel Bruce Eldred Russell Eldred Darrel French Dick Gamm Beryl Giddings Raymond Gillispie Gene Gorby John Gowen Carol Gress Camilla Gunnell Gary Hall Myrna Hanna Dennis Hawley Carol Haynes Janice Heim Gary Hesburn Judy Hess Jack Hill Sally Hill Eldon Horton Jerry Hunter Andy Johnson Melvin Keesler Thomas Klimpson SOPHOMORES Absenfees Arlene Dauchy Dennis Thurston Roger Koenes Julie Korcal Susie Lawrence Richard Lehnert Jim Lewis Jim Magoon Elmeda Marvin Larry Markham Edwin McIntyre Mary Mclnnis Patricia Miller Sharon Miller Gerald Myers Donna Nichols Eugene Nielsen Mike Nowak Barbara Ostrom Wayne Petrie Jim Phelps Dale Ransom Marilyn Rasmussen Rudy Reinecke Linda Rector Paul Rider Jim Ritchie Yvonne Robertson Torn Rowland Francine Rowley Orville Russell Ed Sagorski Karen Simcoe Philip Sherman Herbert Starr Jim Steele Doug Stone Lillian Stout David Teer Victor Tisdel Ruth Uplinger Bob Vandenberg Jack Vanl-Ioesen Sharon VanLiew John VanWagoner Jackie Veenkant Susie Weaver William Weeks Ronald Wesche Rosi Williams Steve Williams Jack Wondergem Mary Woodworth Roger Kremers 21 ,MQ Q 3 -PM-5 HJ .l I il 'f FRESHMEN William Albertson Walter Bakum David Becker Raymond Becker Bill Bowen Robert Branyan Linda Campbell v 3 Gerald Clock as i J Jilgi Gayle Champlin x V., Arthur Cole TL X ili ' Mac Covell H B Sonya Covey Barbara Cramer ,.,, m Beverly Cramer K my Sharon Daview '-Tv , Finn Cindy DeClaire Lowell Demarest :-f 5 'gi 1 Q Sharon DeVine Rf ' 1 9 Charlene Dosch Marjorie Eadie Sally Emmory Fred Eyer Ann Fisk Eugene Fisk Sandra Fisk T i X J mf- Xl if ' 'B A 1 ln . . 4 1 r 4 A1 . M r , .-... I I Q. G 5 , if Joyce Finch Leon Fleck Richard Forman Nancy Frank Martha Fuller Darlene Gillespie Marjorie Goodpaster lk 5, iw, It , N. .,-,. , J il Sally Grannie Linda Hall James Hallock Thelma Hall Richard Helsel Dorothy Hunter Cheryl Johnson is 'K My 51 4 e' W . ' lr V lin ,-1 2 W Rs, g ww Hs David Jensen Gary Kaiser Mary Keena Leona Klimpson Sara Kolk James Kremers Larry Lawrence Nancy Lawton David Leonardson William LeBaron Ronald Marvin John Magoon Bill Mason Susan McCoy 22 Absentees Mark Doren XX f' Marion French VX Gary Noonan VX Bernard Oliver V! 'fda Some of the students exchange com - ments as they pass between classes. James Mclnnis Donald Merren Gerald Morris Richard Newland Royce Newman John Nicholson John Norton Walter Norton Arta Pattee Ruth Peters Shirley Phelps Dale Phillips Donald Pierce James Peterson Cliff Potter Zelma Porter Gary Pratt Ann Marie Ramey Eugene Rector Wilma Reed Lee Ann Riggle Irine Ringler Ronald Roger Jack Rowland Kay Sawrey George Sagorski Hanley Schestag Arvilla Scholz Thomas Sicard Sharon Snyder Onalee Spriggs Thomas Starr Sharon Stoner Mary Tallm an Carol Townes John Tysse Rita Veltkamp Vera Ann VanWagner Jerry Wallace David' Waller Katherine Walker Patricia Wert Suzanne Whiter David Willett Frances Youngs Fred Zank Karen Zielinski Sharon Davis Susan Johnson 'W iid . l if W 5 g , ' 5 QQ ' i . , ff a s ill' P P J H W ts,i W is t Jim W. ff' 'a p'f H Q W x,M a.w L- aaaas is 3911 safx i'X+.i-- 5 mf . mf: at .Aiis 1- 1 ti.fi- P ,xfr , . fvf 1. Q t M z et .Mas . 1, , ,,tf srssst 23 ' gif Y f if ri J W aff wi' ' 1-4 S' ' Q .Ai f -wvgga T? 4 ... W .tyy.. W' ,Q fs Q. f fam, Freshman Officers Seated are Onalee Spriggs, treasurerg Dave Jensen, presidentg and Susie Johnson, secretary. Stand- ing are Mr. Apt, advisorg Leona Klimson, reporterg Harvey Schestag, vice-presidentg and Mr. Hyde, advisor. We're All Here! The students of the entire high school are crowded into the assembly room. For the first time in the history of Cedar Springs High School the enrolment of the upper four grades totaled over three hundred. -1-- , . - - --1..t. rv. ' H O M Umor H35 R A -1 A A T Q-1- f this ii i,i Y W -A. V Q l1usu.h..4. - qu-xx-xi ,gQ A D fffnm f-up fi' -Q ' ' L-M lk, ' .Q , , -...IN . V X - vat fn- ..'.r..sN' .. -....,,,,,-5 Q I I5 if j,' ngg - -- . . r I I. ,N . i- ,-A. - ,.,-,,.- gczw -'A as Z mi.Zil4'giTq' ..-F ,Q -Qi' x ,.., XR- ,T .4 A., :Z SA2g HISVORY X . is xl,'Ql , in f , 1 -.1. ,... ,,M,M- , 'hffff' f ---Q,- EIGHT-A Absentees Donna Hanna Gordon Hawley Charles Spencer Judy Watson Mickey Wesche -1: s, Sharon Castle I l m ' 3 ' Q' IDI 1 1 y n s + ' x sf ' 5- ,- . ,ky il Q , W V r A W ' A IV! K . An 1 uf, X' V' we f ' t . V , W w X ,S ' .. Q aaln x e l s y bl: iw 1 r , r 1 H fi A f f ' if Q- N a a , Q: , '- A . . Na s l - ,.,' if l at S - , Nl. if 1- 5? Class Officers Tanya Eldred Gerald Fisk Jon Gamm Roberta Cowen Pamela Hesburn Jack Hunter Randy lngraham Carolyn Jones Sandra Larson Jerry Markham Larry Noonan Martha Pattee Donald Rasmussen Susan Rayce Charles Salisbury Walter Shears Nancy Teusink Ruth Townes Tom Tysse Connie Veenkant Sandra Weinrich Seated are Nancy Teusink, vice-president, Mr. Douglas, the room advisor, and Sharon Castle, the secretary who is recording the minutes, Tom Tysse, president, and Pam Hesburn, treasurer, are standing. These students, as officers of their class, are in charge of the activities for the year which include taking care of the cabinet for Thanksgiving and several other holidays throughout the year. Mr. Douglas, in addition to his advisory duties, is also the eighth grade math instructor and the Junior High Principal. 26 Absentees Lyle Hanna Louis Earles Eileen Finch Randal Fisk Garth Hall Jim Hilliker Judy Hough Judy Lewis Roger Myers Caroline Nelson Steve Opperman Jim Phelps Mary Price Don Probst Ursula Reinecke Karen Rider Raymond Scholz Juan Shaffer David Stout Naomi Taylor Julius Wagner Charlene Wall EIGHT-B Shelia Baxter I T J J . Norman Bartrum Q rw, I, V f f .3 Frank Clock , ggi l ' i i Q fn , gf Merle Conrad A fly .is A , 5 1 ., . ri fd 'il i .xif'?f. X le .S , V . 'V r s f '.f ess? , 5 ig ml 4: ' bl'- S e lerr S -. 'Y HY' if -., ' at -ff' V.. J .Ls A is ' S il: L ' Q. X fig , A if f ' I p 34 . relr l .. ii l 'K re.l it is e if M ,, T3 , y if ov HH iw , ,gray , g g , st, I far Q yyy ' 9 : S .:,- L ',,- WSW J A J 'L fi 'H . 1 I if V lj' . Class Officers Seated are Mr. Conrad, the room advisor, and Randy Fisk, secretary. Standing in the back are Garth Hall, vice-president, and Dave Sicard, president. Mr. Conrad teaches English and history to the entire eighth grade. 27 'nr ' M 'ei EIGHT-C Absentees Edna Able Maureen Graham Sandra Baker David Hawley Richard Bartrum Richard Welch I John Batitis Pat Bird , me Joseph Calkins is df, T 1 ' Fred Castor 5 Shirley Davis -t ier Nm' Jacquelyn Dennis . ' ' 'B Q Ronald Fisk is it t i W ,, ff 2 , at Q. ,,,, i. . , X .lm SSCM .ei 3 ' Wi ,fx ,wt Qu f in u lr Class Officers Nancy French Gary Gust Doris Hanna Dennis I-lcim Arthur Male Ruth Mclntyre Dale Patterson Donald Porter Donna Rentsman Carl Shaffer Lorretta Stickler David Tisdal Bob VanLiew Bill Wichcrt Seated at the table are Ruth Mclntyre, president, and Bill Wichert, vice-president. Mr. Pierce, the advisor, is standing behind watching Sandy Baker, secretary, read the minutes of a previous meeting. Eight-C is planning a trip to Chicago to visit the Museum of Science and Industry as one of their class trips. Mr. Pierce, who is the science teacher for Junior High, is quite interested in promoting class projects of this kind. EIGHT-D Absentees .a th, '5- fl an .Q v 'C-Q Y ' F 5 :ggi , 5' Letha Addis V ,L X Mary Ann Sagol-Ski Pat Ballard Exk. I 2 y V. H .,:. 1: Lois Bearss A ,f f gbl Charlene Benham Y L m ::Qi' f,? ki is W' M ' s f ' Mary Blackall -- Muriel Bliss M - - V - fs William Cole , ' ' i zl, g g i M, A i Anna Cook , Z' H IL- f l it L'i? V A at me if Martha Davis 5 fr? ' ' in if C Donald Fisk t y e Ni Q fi Suzanne Fisk M X53 - . T?-'lil-I uf M' wi 55,3 L, gi 'Was-H 'QQ Wayne Garlick Jack Hilliker E 'I ,Q 4 Clarence Lewis 'X ,ss, t , ::N, Y A :Vb V. .g Ted McMillan lU'2 ,. as if ,, I' James Metzger I Mary Jane Ostrom 'L ' Y'ra K l, 2 Y 7V' Pat Pierce tk ' , l ' ' M Yvonne Rinkeviczie Gary Stout . - A , l Milo Teer X 1, if -A sliill t Harold Townes I in 1 Suzette VanBerg an 'QM Q,i'f 'f fi Gayle Woodworth a ff ii lali l r m Max Wallace Sl ' Q Yi ' Class Officers 13 i Af Seated at the table are Gayle Woodworth, secretaryg Mary Blackall, presidentg and Harold Townes, treasurer. Ted McMillan, vice-president, and Mrs. Tysse, the advisor, are standing in back. Their projects for the year include a roller skating party and fixing the cabinet in the hall at certain times. Mrs. Tysse is thc eighth grade English teacher. SEVEN-A Abseniees Q Kathleen Adams R?nnie Clark Q1 , Cynthia Addis C cnda Goodell Harold Clock e ,llllzkl Ricky Dykewel AK Q Q Vai is gg V QCA is Terry Fiekema f in 'if ' Q 2. 7 V f ,W Fi, '53, Galen Coodell ' Q 7 L m '2,, 5 H ,--' zlq James Goodpaster 3, -f aw? XM Sli ' V 11 Q Morris Graham A Judith Johnson , s, A 4 Jon McCormick .0 fi ,QE ' Q Mary Merren 1 K 3' is if Lionel Myers , 5 , 5 John Noorman M 5 if Q 'N Stanley Peterson R XernzidRSngey W ' - A ,. ' as ' i ' Ona o rnson .. L i' ' it V' ' 5 r 2 M .tw arry ears cliff I m 1 I M gx ff' by A Robert Steele A 14429, A x. Ei: .as 4:5132 V , Penny -I-Cer tl o r- -rr. ash, 1-fs.: ff ':.4' X x Jim Weaver Class Officers l Seated are Judy Johnson, treasurerg Ricky Dykewel, secretaryg and Nancy Heiss, treasurer of Seven-A. Standing are Mr. Chulski, advisorg Ronnie Clark, vice-presidentg and Jim Weaver, president. Seven-A plans a few parties for the year and several other activities. Mr. Chulski is the math teacher for the seventh graders. Absentees Linda Stre eter Shirley Coadv Colen Cole James Cole Gaylen Demarest Gerald Dennis Patricia Fuller Dan Grannis Bill Gregones Robert Hale Lisa Kolk Betty Magoon Darayl Markham Larry Neiderheide Kathy Newland Ivan Opperman William Pollock Eddie Robinson Steven Rowland Margie Schestag Ronald Shaw James Uplinger ,. , ,S rnrn -arg .. . .., ,115 .1 ,. . o SEVEN-B time :.. Q I iffrggs r .',. ' .tx J 'iff-f , ' S' lil? 3975? - 'f ill - '5 , ' ' AP Y, W. 5 , iii rf 34531 2 Q eiie X W Esther Bolthouse Lynn Chamberlain xx ie,:' 5 L LX xr, Vkrh f I 'n w Q ..,. ,... , A ., - -t ,i y , al as 2 Class Officers r + 'S - E f QS' . - -is .f- y ,- W 1-at s- .Q Q, - Q Seated at the table during their class meeting are Mrs. Harris, Advisorg Lynn Chamberlain, Sec- retary5 and Bill Pollock, President. Standing are Esther Bolthouse, Treasurerg and Ivan Opperman, Vice-President. Mrs. Harris, who is the seventh grade English teacher in addition, is sponsoring her room in presenting a play to the rest of Junior High. The students plan to write it themselves. SEVEN-C Absentees Meritt Potter Class Officers Fred Bowen Ralph Branyan Larry Christee Danny Cole Thomas Cronkright Mary Dow Leon Eadie Martha Frank Carol Hanna Dorothy Ingersoll Ilene Laszlo Floyd Mclntyre Judy Morris Robert Newland Sandra Olson Benny Rinkeviczie Paula Russell Mable Scholz David Sicard Robert Simmons Donald Vandenberg Seated are Mr Eary, the advisor and Martha Frank, secretary. Standing behind them are David Sicard president Paula Russell vice-president, and Floyd McIntyre, treasurer. Mr. Eary teaches history and geography to the seventh graders. His room is planning several parties for this year. 32 Junior High Student Council STANDING: Donny Vandenberg, Connie Veenkant, Mary Merren, Edna Abel, Lisa Kolk, Doris Hanna, Yvonne Rinkeviczie, Shirley Coady, Kathy Adams, Ralph Branyan. SEATED: Mr. Chulski, Chuck Salisbury, Shelia Bax- ter, Suzette Vanbergen, Don Probst. Junior High Safety Patrol BACK ROW: Garth Hall, Bob VanLiew, Carl Shaffer, Roger Myers, Don Probst, Harold Townes, Steve Opper- man, Chuck Salisbury, Donald Porter. MIDDLE ROW: Gary Gust, Tom Tysse, Yvonne Rinkeviczie, Pat Pierce, Nancy Teusink, Roberta Gowen, Sandy Baker, Charlene Benham, Jack Hilliker, Mr. Pierce. FRONT ROW: Martha Pattee, Ruth Townes, Connie Veenkant, Ruth Mclntyre, Charlene Wall, Sandra Larson, Ursula Reinecke, Carolyn Jones. 33 O JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL 54 ' SLE BACK ROW: Mr. Eary, Bill Pollock, Jon Gamm, Bill Cole, Steve Opperman, Carl Shaffer, Fred Castor, Charles Spencer, Buddy Noonan, Ricky Dykewel, Mr. Nielson. KNEELING: Ron Clark, Tom Tysse, Bob VanLiew, Roger Myers, Don Probst, Gary Gust, Jim Weaver. JUNICR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Sharon Castle, Shelia Baxter, Nancy Teusink, Ruth Townes, Pam Hesburn, Jane Pattee, Susan Rayce, Mary Blackall. fem . ' 'X M, M xx 'FW M wa um v Qfafar- .v -v Q ' .-,-,...-M.. W' .l.UIQ'L'. 31 . . .5 L AQ A ..., f----..,.,-,,- -i-.vi -... . -............., 1-un-1 ' tix' -' - , a:Q,,o.,.--. r fm :fl . , . . Wi if 'V ,, .V 0.41 W! I , If ' 'Mm' QP 35 xgaggff K1 J, ,, A4 ff 1' 0 UL. SIXTH GRADE BACK ROW: Judy Smith, Pamela Martin, Ronnie Neiderheide, Danny Layfayette, Tom Finch, Bonnie White, Dennis Fisk, David Ackerman, Sandra Strobridge, Allen Lawson, Burdette Helenius, Steve Bristol, Nancy LeBaron, Jim Betts, Roxanne Engberg, Ronnie Parker, John Hansen, Morton Reed, Mrs. Andrus. MIDDLE ROW: Carol VanLiew, Glenroy Walker, Linda Schoonmaker, Ronnie Blanchard, Gloria Pratt, Sherry Nadich, Tom Huff. FRONT ROW: Tom Gordon, Jack Nelson, Shirley Newland, Bob Shaw, Arlen Derna- rest, Cheryl Morris. FIFTH GRADE BACK ROW: Richard Sherman, Jim Oliver, Ellwood Albertson, Fred Wallace, Ed Williams, Donald Re- mer, Douglas Jones, Douglas Fisk, Jack Eldred, Phil Smith, Freeman Teer, Chris Powell, Marian Newland, Dale Larson, Jack Bowen. MIDDLE ROW: Beverly Streeter, Susan Woodhull, Donna Castle, Margery Stark, Sandra Allen, Janis Pratt, Joyce Watts, Barbara Bowen, Carol Eldred, Mrs. Felgate. FRONT ROW: Mike Pierce, Keith Gage, Bobbie Rayce, Martin Fraser, Bobby McDonald, Jon Grannis, Leon Mclntyre, Merlyn Haynes, Dale Meyers. 36 FOURTH GRADE BACK ROW: Alan Gowen, Jerry Welch, Diane Fiekema, Toni Hough, Roberta Joyce, Diana Parker, Kendra Mosher, Kay Hall, Gene Mclntyre, Tom Fisk, Larry Weeks. MIDDLE ROW: Patty Spicer, Vawn Helenius, Marsha Schoonmaker, Carla Myers, Brenda Castor, Linda Barber, Karen Empie, Christine Townes, Vicki McNees, Mrs. Fleck. FRONT ROW: Ronnie Bowen, John Colby, Michael Knight, Mark Bristol, George Williams, Bob Blanchard, Bob Hunter, Dennis Hill. SECOND AND FOURTH GRADES BACK ROW: Duane Rowland, George Ramey, Mary Klooster, Patty Knight, Bernadette Hopstaken, Cathy Martin, Ruth Petersen, Cheryl Engberg, Kathy Slaight, Jimmy Gamm, Sidney Helenius. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Krebs, Norma McIntyre, Pamela Jones, Jo Ann Blackall, Sharon Reed, Susie Phelps, Carole Branyan, Linda Winters, Holly Green. FRONT ROW: Alan Chase, Nathan Hatfield, Brad Bassett, Andy Bailey, Mike Emery, Carl Allen, Douglas Gordon. 37 THIRD GRADE FRONT ROW: Bruce Hill, Michael Sicard, Dennis Cronkright, John Meeuves, Marvin Weinrich, Danny Spicer, Danny Ebert, Mark Bassett. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Marvin, Randy Cederquist, Debbie Denton, Polly Lewis, Jacqueline Willier, Patti Lynn Bremmer, Ruth Porter, Susie Gordon, Patricia Green. BACK ROW: John Kolehmainen, Danny Houting, Tim Eggertsen, Danny Hunter, Tom Bailey, Jim Ward, Glenn Stout, Gerald Hall, Paul Tysse, Douglas Streeter. Junior Porter, Dick Watson. THIRD GRADE FRONT ROW: Willard Rowland, Danny Phelps, Nancy Bremmer, Duane Chase, Greg Clark, Shirley Wallace MIDDLE ROW: Thomas VanWagoner, Lewis Pierce, Michael Gregonis, Wayne Lewis, Dennis Hall, Jerry Aungst. BACK ROW: Mrs. Rice, Bruce Spicer, Charles Veenkant, Josephine Porter, Patrick Emery, Glenna Resler, Carol Goller, Toby Powell, Mary Hanson, Sharon Johnson, Joanne Gust, Ruth Ann Demarest, Marie Wickert, Nancy Rector, Muriel Cesar, Terri Apt, Tonni Blanchard, Marsha Snowden, Kathy Smith. 38 FOURTH AND SIXTH GRADES FRONT ROW: Mabel Bailard, John Marvin, Tom Weaver, Karen Gage. MIDDLE ROW: Carole Welch, Charlene MacDonald, Alice Townes, Dick Rounds, Sandra Sicard, Fritz Gruber. BACK ROW: Miss Coady, Kathleen Laszlo, Sandra Noall, David Farrell, Garth Keesler, Norman Hill, Terry Aungst, Dixie Goodpaster, Richy Lewis, Esther Rector, Marion Cole, Mary Foley, Pamela McNees, George Porter, Michael McCormick SECOND GRADE FRONT ROW: Ernest McIntyre, John Pratt, Douglas Watts, Douglas Rowland, Alan Price, Tommy Paepke, Gary VerStrate, Nelson Shaffer, Charles Sandro. MIDDLE ROW: John VeltKamp, Mrs. Huff, Mary Grannis, Louise Weeks, Arlene Shaw, Doreen Empie, Carolyn Fox, Pamela Middleton, Marieta Cole, Beth Gould. BACK ROW: Fred Kent, Scott Reuss, Jimmy Gust, Patricia Smith, Connie Gebhardt, Vicki Townes, Judy Shaffer, Sharon Laube, Larry Hall, Max Hoven, Lohryn Gates. 39 Solon Center BACK ROW: Robert Champlin, Irvin Smith, Bonnie Goodell, Donna Hubbard, Joyce Wesche, Judy Hanna, Sue Champ- lin, Lois Eyer, Carolyn Helsel, Kenneth Wesche. MIDDLE ROW: Patti Jo Hawkins, Diane Rhoades, Nancy Hubbard, Linda Helsel, Susan Gunneson, Diane Helsel, Diane Kilts, Nanc Wesche Y Janet Goodell, Mrs. Ward FRONT ROW: Jimmy Hanna, Danny Wesche, Rodney Helsel, Danny Hanna, Allen Rank, Ced- ric Rhoades Ronald Car- lick, Robert, Gamck. k'l Kindergarten BACK ROW: LaVeme Jones, Gerry Gebhardt, Karole Nielsen, Keven Engberg, Tanya Morris, Lenore Inman, Cliff Ward, Kim Myers. MIDDLE ROW: Cheryl Mosher, Cherry Mosher, Ruth Hunter, Sherry Paepke, Debbie Nelson, Tracy Spriggs, Mrs. Kyburz. BOTTOM ROW: Paul Stark, Ricky Brown, Mark Reuss, Sammy De- Mull, Larry Townes. Kindergarten Michael VerStrate, Rich- ard Goller, Jr., Steven Maxon, Jena Chamber- lain, Boni Winquist, Jack Ingersoll, Ronnie Phelps, Bobby Klooster. MIDDLE ROW: Nancy Zufelt, Tina Eggertsen, Jannifer Roze- boom , Debbie Stout, Marie Midkiff, Pam Gre- gones, Cherrye Roberts, Mrs. Kyburz. BOTTOM ROW: Junior Ingersoll, Raymond Lewis, Dale Cowen, Bruce Chase, Mike Tibbe, Mark Kent, Carl McIntyre. FIRST GRADE BACK ROW: Marcia Streeter, Sharon Neiderheide, Debbie Arthur, Kathy Barber, Susan Castor, Kathy Hol- ton, Scott Rector, Tommy West, Jeff Blanchard, Bob Pollock, Donnie White, Tim McIntyre, Jimmy Meeuwes, Alan Myers, Preston Cole, Duane Haynes. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Van Hoesen, Mary Sawrey, Jane Newell, Judy Tysse, Joan Schoonmaker, Lynda Ebert, Marcia Empie, Judy Ingersoll, Sue Bailey, Marcia H M ' ' . . Chad Norton, Francis Feikema, Randy Dell, Carl Haynes, Danny Lawrence, Jimmy Townes Craig Slaight Tom Watson, Gordon Hunter, Richard Eadie, Ricky Spicer, Kenny Mclntyre, Jasper Lewis, Bruce Gould. I WHITE CREEK SCHOOL BACK ROW: Ellen Stoner, Helen Stoner, Don Lewis, Dawn Thurston, James Patin, June Merling- ton, Marilyn Clark, Leland Bliss, Carl Magoon. MIDDLE ROW: Linda Lewis, Cathy Patin, Glenda Allen, Barbara Johnson, Dennis Wainright, Karl DeVries, Carol lmanse, Mrs. Davis. FRONT ROW: Lance Egner, Scott Emmory, Margaret Imanse, Susan Francis, Suzanna Francis, Roxie Allen, Terry Merlington, John Lewis. 41 ' oven, ary Johnson, Sue DeMull, Billie Jo Banter, Sandra Phelps, Karen Pyne, Mrs Weeks FRONT ROW: LYONS FRONT ROW: Douglas Veenkant, Alan Pike, Greg Fisk, Micheal MacDonald, Toby Ingraham, Gary Schestag, David Simmons, Roger Redmann. MIDDLE ROW: Mary Ann Grandsen, Kathy Ingraham, Nancy Jensen, Connie Newland, Bonnie Kent, Diane Nielsen, Judy Rounds, Mrs. Merlington. BACK ROW: Jerry Redmann, Larry Grandsen, Eddie Newland, Sheryl Fisk, Marilyn Albertson, Diane MacDonald, Margaret Cole, Sandra Willette, Hayes Earles, Rodney MacDonald, Bemard Marvin, Gary LeBaron. JOHNSON FRONT ROW: Jimmy Frances, Mike Huckleberry, Leonard Stoner, Frank Sagorski, Irving Bliss, Jerry Magoon, Dale Thurston. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Simmons, Jeanie Egner, Tom Huckleberry, Linda Smith, Sharon Wain- right, Mary Frank, Ila Bliss, Marcia Lewis, Joyeuse Rowley. BACK ROW: Jerald Magoon, Billy Allen, Dennis Smith, Hazel Bliss, Margaret Sagorski, Mary Mabie, Sonja Egner, Darlene Thurston, Donny Patin, David Thurston, Floyd Calkins, Danny Morris. 42 ifmuixiwx D 'xi . . ' yy xy , N ,fn , , 0 rgamz ovhons f K- X V , , vg ,m.m:a2aHamn1 ' .. MQ- clay.. it Q 'f 1ma'if-fl r H, ,ini ,M AW N Amr 'Fir-F' -lil -:iii- W Y A ' Q' ', 'SN ' 'f 'A1 :--lt. Y. , , -----M-. S . S P' ' vp YW M H .. lm 1 li-1- N ' Tj- A 1 X , l I A' '2 e--r-' X 1,.,.....? -'- ' 'Q-r+kTi5'.222... ,f4fi -N --,. , f ' - x , 4 A ,. 5' R'7,',v' W 'ii-'----- - -wi-2331: 1 -' , f if Z J' Z' 1- V - .Hg WW 43 q j If Q in A Q ' ,V if 1 Qs 'lv P Q .9 Q ' I f as if ,f -fi' f gy ip sf ff y 4 4 19 M, X1 S x-'VJ -L X, WW NMA he .Q - ,. 1 L I Q87 Pi ,S A' -! f J 1 Q J 1149 46 A '41 i r , '-if ff' '- Ji,gW'l:iG-c I 4 Qx I E , X 1 ' L L r Y X fb fl ', Q -4'?ff'f. , f 1 11 FUTURE NURSES CF AMERICA C A Q A A - BACK ROW: Freda Hart, Nancy Frank, Susie Johnson, Dora Fisk, Ruth Peters, Onalee Spriggs, Leona Klimson Mary Woodworth, Katherine Walker, Cindy DeClaire, Arvilla Scholz. MIDDLE ROW: Janice Nowak, Sharon DeVine, Wilma Reed, Donna Nichols, Margie MacKinnon, Midge Dykewel, Susie Weaver, Yvonne Robertson, Helen Waller, Eileen Miller, Bonnie Cronkright. FRONT ROW: Kathy Foley, Judy Winter, Barbara Ostrom, Dorothy Hunter, Ardena Clingan, Elsie Potter, Sharon Davies, Sharon VanLiew, Joanne Ballard, Joyce Johnson Linda Campbell, Jackie Veenkant. SEATED: Sue Grannis, Camilla Gunnell, Sally Morris, Barbara Finch, Sara Kolk. The Cedar Springs Chapter of the Future Nurses of America was organized this year. The development of this organization is due chiefly to Mr. Walker, Mrs. Weaver and Mrs. Tuesink. Being registered nurses themselves these women have been able advisors for the girls. In their first year the future nurses have taken several field trips--among them are visits to Greenville Memorial Hospital and Clark Memorial Home. Progressive girls such as these, who have the spirit to undertake new projects, enable our school to better serve the community. Officers STANDING: Mrs. Katherine Walker, Mrs. Eleanor Weaver, and Mrs. Dorothy Teusink, Advisors. SEATED: Sue Grannis, President, Camilla Gunnell, Vice -President, Sally Morris, Secretary, Barbara Finch, Treasurer. 48 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA BACK ROW: Carol Haynes, Bonnie Brigham, Karen Simcoe, Mary Mclnnis, Ronnie Olson, Lynn Gillespie, Bill Taylor, Mary Woodworth, Dora Fisk, June Zimmerman, Charlene West. THIRD ROW: Thelma Hall, Martha Abel, Marie Ramey, Lee Ann Riggle, Sally Grannis, Yvonne Robertson, Janice Merlington, Carol Bolthouse, Beryl Giddings, Arta Pattee, Martha Newell, Sharon Coady. SECOND ROW: JoAnne Ballard, Sue Grannis, Mary Jean Middleton, Janet Bergman, Elsie Potter, Pat Tate, Anita Blackall, Linda Porter, Elise Morris. FRONT ROW: Hattie Hall, Irene Benham, Sandy McCrath, A1 Beach. Officers STANDING: Mrs. Tysee, and Mr. Carl Neilsen. SEATED: Sandy McCrath, President, Hattie Hall, Vice-President, Terry Bailey, Secretary, Al Beach, Treasurer. 49 Vx' Xl, K, The Future Teachers Club was organized for the benefit of practice teachers and other students who have desires to become teachers. Mr. Nielsen and Mrs. Tysse have been very active in developing the organi- zation in its first year. They have spon- sored a field trip to St. John 's Orphanage in Grand Rapids and several other excursions. We are proud to have a progressive organi- zation such as this in our high school. ANNUAL STAFF Sharon Coady, Sandy McCrath, Janet Bergman, Larry Powell, Jack Van I-Ioesen, Barbara Finch, Elsie Potter, Jim Van I-Ioesen, Hattie Hall, Tom Myers, Janice Nowak, Rosi Shaw, Fritz Kolk. SPORTS and FEATURES: Elsie Potter, Fritz Kolk, Larry Powell, I-Iattie Hall. 3 as X BUSINESS: Sandy McCrath, Barbara Finch, Jim Van EDITORIAL and Pl-IOTOGRAPI-IY: Sharon Coady, Janet I-Ioesen, Tom Myers. Bergman, Rosi Shaw, Jack Van I-Ioesen, Janice Nowak. 50 HONOR SOCIETY Athena Chapter SEATED: Janet Bergman, Beryl Giddings, Elsie Morris, Rosa Lee Williams, Dick Lehnart. STANDING: Sharon Coady, Sue Grannis, Janice Merlington, Mary Mclnnis, Jack Van Hoesen, Dorothy Sytsma. CITIZENS OF THE YEAR Jim Van I-Ioesen Qtiedj Sharon Coady 51 IB George Mclntyre ftiedj STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW: Dave Jensen, Terry Clark, Bob Chamberlain, Jim Vanl-Ioesen, Larry French, Steve Myers, John Tysse, John Teusink, Jack Vanl-loesen, Ronnie Olson, Bob Branyan. MIDDLE ROW: Linda Campbell, Sue Grannis, Julie Korcal, Dorothy Hunter, Sharon Coady, Cindy DeC1aire, Joyce Dunaven, Sara Kolk, Irene Benham, Lee Ann Riggle, Barbara Finch, Hattie Hall, Jo Anne Ballard. SEATED: Larry Powell, Tom Myers, Martin Doyle, Sandy McCrath, George Mclntyre, Mr. Coady. Officers STANDING: Larry Powell, Vice-Mayorg Tom Myers, Chief of Police, George Mclntyre, Treasurer. SEATED: Sandy McCrath, Clerk, Martin Doyle, Mayor, Mr. Coady, Advisor. STUDENT COURT 1. Q I STANDING: Sally Morris, Irene Benham, Joyce Dunaven, Jim Vanl-Ioesen, John Tysse, Keith Wheat, Steve Myers, Jack Vanl-Ioesen, Ron Olson. SFATED: Sharon Coady, George Mclntyre, Tom Myers, John Teusink. In a mock arrest Policeman Steve Myers gives a Chief-of-Police Tom Myers swears in Irene as Judge ticket to Irene Benham while Policewoman Joyce George McIntyre, Clerk Sharon Coady, and Prose- Dlmaven 100145 On, cuting Attorney John Teusink await the trial of the imitation case. 53 SENIOR PLAY Q7 FM, I ai 5 hue 5 WI E STANDING: Mr. Welch, Martin Doyle, Malcolm Brigham, John Teusink, Larry Keesler, Carl Wall. SEATED Rosi Shaw, Kaye I-Iesburn, Sharon Coady, Irene Benham, Hattie I-Iall, Mary Jean Middleton. Aunt Emma Mrs. Davis Madge Davis Milt Stotter Cora Davis Tommy Cr aven Floss Reynolds Fred Barton Dr. Graffis Mr. Craven Student Director Director Best Years Rosi Shaw Sharon Coady Irene Benham John Teusink Hattie Hall Martin Doyle Kaye Hesburn Malcolm Brigham Larry Keesler Carl Wall Mary Jean Middleton Mr. Welch 15? JUNIOR PLAY -4-n SEATED Steve Myers Mr. Larson, Janet Bergman. STANDING: Judy Winter, Larry Powell, Al Beach Dennis Rogalewski Sally Morris, Susie Jensen, Sue Grannis, Marge MacKinnon, Judith Ellrck Elsre Potter Joanne Ballard Janice Merlington. The Whole Town's Talking Henry Simmons Harriet Simmons Ethel Simmons Chester Binney Letty Lythe Donald Swift Roger Shields Lila Wilson Sally Otis Annie Sadie Bloom Taxi-Driver Mrs. Jackson Steve Myers Janet Bergman Elsie Potter A1 Beach Susie Jensen Jim Watson Larry Powell Joanne Ballard Sally Morris Sue Grannis Judith Ellick Dennis Rogalew Marge MacKinnon neg LIBRARY STANDING: Sharon Davis, Judith Ellick, Miss Grannis, Bob Branyan, Bonnie Brigham, Janice Merlington, Arvella Scholz, Anita Blackall, Carol Townes, Beverly Cole, Dorothy Hunter, Onalee Spriggs. SEATED: Thelma Hall, Leona Klimson, Donna Becker, Lee Ann Riggle. HALL GUARDS STANDING: Barb Finch, Elsie Morris, Janice Merlington, Hattie Hall, Irene Benham, John Teusink, Susi Snyder, Bill Bolthouse, Joyce Dunaven. SEATED: Helen Waller, Bonnie Brigham, Julie Korcal, Sharol Coady, 56 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIFTH ROW: Gary Hall, Leon Lang, Gene Calkins, Raymond Becker, David Becker, Phillip Starr, Dave Hall, Vernon Rounds, Jim Bowers, A1 Beach, Raymond Gillespie, Eugene Nielsen, Steve Williams, Tom Sicard. FOURTH ROW: Gerald Clock, Ron Olson, Jerry Bowers, Don Merren, Boyd Condon, Herbert Starr, Wayne Petrie, Keith Gibson, Bruce Stout, John Merren, David Jensen, Tom Starr, Larry Markham, Cliff Potter, Bill Albertson, Darrel French. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Rogers, Jerry Van Liew, Jack Wgndergem, Lynn Gillespie, Tom Klimson, Ed Bryant, Leon Fleck, Earl Tefft, Leon Nichols, Tom Rowland, Bill Tisdel, Merle Smith, Gene Gorby, Jack Woodwyk, John Sicard. SECOND ROW: Bill Mason, Roger Dennis, Mark Doren, Dick Lehnert, Dave Willett, Harvey Schestag, Eldon Horton, Jerry Wallace, Bill LeBaron, Jerry Morris, Art Cole. FIRST ROW: Doug Stone, Clyde Covell, Larry French, Mr. Hyde, Elsie Potter, Chapter Sweetheart, Keith Wheat, Steve Flowers, Ronnie Lewis, Mickey Brigham. Officers STANDING: Doug Stone, Sentinel, Mickey Brigham, Program of Work Chairman, Mr. Hyde, Advisor, Clyde Covell, Reporter. SEATED: Larry French, President, Keith Wheat, Vice-President, Steve Flowers, Secretary, Ronnie Lewis, Treasurer. 57 -L VWg r r N M XN JUNIOR ROTARIANS George Mclntyre, Larry French, Tom Myers, Keith Wheat, John Teusink, Keith Johnson JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET G ' YJHEIL W fn- XTX X -X Y N K X h 1 M ' WEQ O ' 1 .. l , M H, Ju-1 'i 'T' ' -C ? i -ii - ,,-'31, - ' - 'fx A .-.11-Q . I -5 if ,.,..,..1... ' S , 1' If - , i'S---mx ..1....-.. . . 'S l C5 '-'-' W 1 ---1--1-.iii L?-2 1--ii' R --f 'i' f f-l'ffb'V hl.lQf' , -X -- f A-W -Q-- -4 m V 5 --...-.,,,-H-0 .-.11.,. ' X N, . j ---- I 'Q '1 f fb ...Q-1. N 5 g 4 -- ,5 I MIX i LA ! 4-7 - l , ' 1 r - 'ffm IN .. . I g I 4 , .ii ' if 1 if I., M- A I ' x -. .1-- ' ff, ' ' I 7 T:-P I A .I ,Q-I, ' T., 0 1 Q.. A W VT, - 1 -1--A , , :,---1' --9-. 'F' V il- X -,, 3 . :' ' .1 X . , . -. V 1 ,gzi- ..--.,. 1 . 1-in JUNE GRANNIS Librarian Westem Michigan University FREDREKA MOREHOUSE Commercial Westem Michigan University The faculty of Cedar Springs High School appears in this section of our annual be- cause they ate so much a part of the school life of all the students. HAROLD B. MAXSON Mathematics Westem Michigan University JOSEPH CASSIS Science University of Michigan THOMAS EUGENE APT Social Science William Jewell College, Missouri WILLIAM COLE English HERBERT WELCH English Furman University, South Carolina HELEN McLAUGI-ILIN Homemaking Michigan State University KENNETH VAN HOESEN Shop Central Michigan College RAN SEL EVANS Music Stetson University of Florida University of Illinois JOHN HYDE Agriculture Michigan State University ALGER NIELSEN Shop Central Michigan College fl' A'- .J Y . -11-1-. 1-ni-Q l-1 . , -l-qi., incur- 1- striving... -vii- ii, ,f--.1 1-li. fi 1 iii .tl ,T 5 N - -11 'il' 'ilu- --:uni r'-' -..... -- , l ' - '- 1 xx -Q-. '+ ff'-75: -TT t'- .- I: -iii, sau-ii., '-'-' 'N - '--- -- A -: --. - ,-1, Pl - ,-t- 'Tl --,- 0 I ,L ---Q H '- 'i'- 1'-' , ,. in ,,,,, , 1,-,L ---.. ---. .? C 'S ---- W5 'T feb LX X V -: fd -: fyf X .ms - l'.... ' -- -1 1' ww am -- ., .1-l - 1? , . ... X . .-I- 'W 11-Q -- u -nl-5, O. A X - ,qi ii .Q ' --1 Q-1 A-1 l n .. -11-1 k .1-an 1-1. h 1. 2 3 i .-Q -Q ' l -1' ,B -iii .-. f 'D ' . ,1- -.L ' -- ..-....- ' v-- 'QS- ,.-1--1 Q 'li ,,1. 5 C+, f ..i. t -i- Q i ' v-1. .. ' ,,,,, 1 .-..., Q, -i. X 1i, ' 4 ,,.-,.,. i ' ff ..--., - -1-l.. ,ul I ,-5 f ' .-l., 'iii ' i-' , In-r .1- ' -.2 --1 ,,,, ' . .- .-, Q cs A fl 1 qui- H 'i- Q-J .-13' -I? M. - F -l-1 G. SSL V in s N 3-O ffifs This beautiful trophy case in the front lobby symbolizes the athletic spirit of Cedar Springs High School. The many trophies indicate the skill of our different athletic teams. The sportsmanship trophy on the lower shelf shows that our students are interested in attitudes as well as scores. BASEBALL 64 Larry Powell, 2nd Base, Ron Olson, Pitcher, Larry French, lst Base, Martin Doyle, 3rd Base, A1 Beach, Catcher, Mr. Nielsen, Coach. These boys are all returning lettermen for the spring season of 1958. TRACK 5 STANDING: George McIntyre, John Sicard, Jack Van Hoesen, Roger Dennis, Mr. Maxson. SEATED: Fritz Kolk Jim Van Hoesen. TENNIS ggi.: 1- I J' M, 3, V... STANDING: Eddie McIntyre, Hugh Hoven, Jerry Hunter, Andy Johnson, Mr. Pierce. SEATED: Keith Johnson, Duanne Davis, Keith Wheat. 65 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL BACK ROW: Edwin Mclntyre, Gary Pratt, Harvey Schestag, Tom Rowland, Raymond Becker, Gary Hes- burn, Edwin Bryant, Jim Lewis, Tom Klimpson, James Mclnnis, Phillip Sherman, David Lenardson, Herb Starr, Mr. Douglas. MIDDLE ROW: Royce Newman, Dave Willett, Dave Jensen, Jack Vanl-loesen. FRONT ROW: Ronald Wesche, Gerald Morris, Raymond Gillespie, Mike Bird, Mike Nowak, Dick Gamm, Bi11Weeks. Coaches and Captains Scores We They 'fi Lakeview 6 13 White Cloud 0 6 fforfeitj 1 l Gram 19 6 Ravenna 2 1 6 Baldwin l9 6 1 Hesperia 32 0 1 Kem City 27 13 Newaygo 35 0 Sparta 23 O 182 45 NCAA Co-Champion w!Grant and White Cloud Mr. Cassis, George Mclntyre, Mr. Maxson, Fritz Kolk, Mr. Douglas. 66 VARSITY FOOTBALL or fav BACK ROW: Weldon Goodell, Bob Chamberlain, Keith Johnson. MIDDLE ROW: Fritz Kolk. FRONT ROW Keith Wheat, Jim Watson, Jim Vanl-Ioesen, George McIntyre, Jim Bowers, Tom Myers, Mickey Brigham. ' Q - ' wa ,wi - S f ifth Y' BACK ROW: Vernon Rounds, Larry Powell, Andy Johnson. MIDDLE ROW: Terry Clark. FRONT ROW: A1 len Beach, Ed Sagorski, Doug Stone, Jim Hallock, Steve Williams, Steve Myers, Jim Phelps. 67 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDING: Mr. Nielsen, Coach, Harvey Schestag, Jim Mclnnis, Ron Wesche, Jim Steele, Tom Klimson, Bob Chamberlain, Jack Rowland, Dave Jensen, Phil Sherman, Dave Willett. KNEELING: Gary Hall, John Tysse, Bruce Eldred, Terry Clark, Andy Johnson. Time-Out Lx ' as Hesperia Newaygo Baldwin White Cloud Ravenna Grant Caledonia Kent City Hesperia Newaygo Baldwin White Cloud Ravenna Grant Sparta Kent City Scores WE 58 59 79 71 71 74 52 62 58 77 71 68 '74 42 71 60 NCAA CHAMPIONS My-.-,--Ar-fl VARSITY BASKETBALL fm ggi 33 14 Jack Van I-Ioesen, Guard, Keith Johnson, Forward, Keith Wheat, Center, Fritz Kolk, Forward, George McIntyre, Guard, Mr. Nielsen, Coach. We ' ,sag fn V ,,,, fi, - ei 1 - li '15 :es Jim Van I-Ioesen, Forward, Bill Bolthouse, Forward, Tom Myers, Center, Steve Myers, Center, Marty Doyle, Guard, Ron Olson, Forwardg Larry Powell, Guard, Mr. Nielsen, Coach. 69 Q 1qr '!. if i wi. - 1, .- '5'f4'13- 'f1f1.,. , 1 i 1 a Johnson 1121, Vanl-loesen f74j, Myers Q6lj and Beach f53j follow Steel who carries the ball. rv'-1 We ai.. N Steel with the ball. Johnson catches a pass 6 ww... b f. Johnson with the ball. Steel is tackled by Kent City. 70 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Julie Korcal, Susie Weaver I Sandy McCrath, Kaye Hesburn J f . is ff ' I7 ' as ' Elsie Potter, Freda Kay Hart Terry Bailey, substitute JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Mary Mclnnis, Sara Kolk, Susie Lawrence, Judy Hess 72 ,k ,x.,x N, V: v U ,E . :X , - W. l X x l , .Xu ik rw! X 'N 'K X ' I- V V ,f rn, - i 17 Q. W ' l if 1.1--n-lillliuv----Q.- . ..... .41-T-T-.------Z-W 'II' ,, , - mu j 4. , ,... ---1- - ' .. 2' ' L- -k,,.,.-.-,,,,, 1 ..-,.....-.Y ' X f ' ,f I, fd ': ,, ., , f A-F., f --f ' ,..:n4v'1 ' I X Q --f f 5 pi' -.-1 2 .,, , A., 5. ,1-x -is , 1-,,-an-l ' 'K .4-ss .P-1-'- ! Q - I 11 'fl' V in' ..-lv,- -14 Jff -'4-4'-. I f-fm? 2. M... V ff? ,ff QW f' ,,.,f'.:-- ,,,, .--. l' CEDAR SPRINGS HARDWARE ' R HUDSON AND WALL For Mobilgas and Mobil Tires Batteries and Accessories f, rv A,. I N J. H. TEUSINK KNOWLES ERNATI ARVEST YOU SAVE F., the Best MORE ut Cedar Springs In Farm Equipment WATSON 8. 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