Comstock Park High School - Hilite Yearbook (Comstock Park, MI)

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K x 'Q v' ' . fo Lg, The cheerleading squad this year consists of eight girls who strive to share their school spirit with the rest of the student body. After two years on the squad, the girls are eligible for a letter. 4 4 QLEFT TO RIGHTJ KNEELING: Pat Cortright, Maryann Wier, Esther Post, Lynne Shipman. KLEFT TO RIGHTJ 4 STANDING: Marian Crowley, Marylou Van Soesr, Lingle 4 Brewer, Marlene Magee . 1 4

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li KFROM LEFT TO RIGHTJ FIRST ROW: B, Thomas, A, Stacy, S, Gray, M, Miller, P, McEwan, N, Snyder, S, Daane, M, Verner, L, Brewer, M, VandeVooren, E, Meester, SECOND ROWg S, Peterson, R, Devereaux, D, Gray, D, Matzen, J, McManus, L, Milligan, M, Karasiewicz, Mrs, Geren, THIRD ROW: B, Roersma, S, Vander Mate, M, Bartlett, D, Ludlow, C, Lainberts, L, Shipman, L, Maguire, B, Sabin, L, Lamoreaux. QFROM LEFT TO RIGHTJ SEATED: R. Bekins, R. Yost, B, DeVries, S. Smith, M, Winters, M. Fortuna. STANDING: M, Sponaas, L, Stuck, P. Atkinson, P, Curtis, K, Losey, E. Annis, Y, Berry, P, Pritchard, G, Fortuna, A, Olsen, M, Mosies, Mrs, Shew, C. Clark. JUHIUH U-TEEHS QFROM LEFT TO RIGIITJ FIRST ROW: M. Miller, I, Cree, J, L.1Ponsie, J, Noonx, B, Siegel, R, Smith, F, Van llorn, M, Wier, A, De Bruyn, M, Babka, SECOND ROW: N, Wilson, B. Alber, S, Peterson, D, Matzen, B, Roersma, V, Lanioreaux, S Jray, D, Lillie, D, Gray, M, Vande- Vooren, A. Stacy, Miss Lamoreaux, THIRD ROW: Schooniaker, B, Harris, D, llumphrey, D, Froling, P. Appleby, N, Cordes, N. Bills, L, Lainoreaux, I, Bigelow, M, Pittsburg, E, Cook. age. . Girls belonging to Y-teen clubs are also junior members ofthe Y, W, C,A,, which is a world wide organization. Representatives from the Comstock Park Club meet with teenagers from the city schools to plan the Co-ed Dances which are held every Saturday and are open to all high school students. Activities are: dressing dolls, annual square dance in the Spring, sales, world fellowship, and scarves around the world. SEHIUH U-TEEHS v BlRlS' GLEE CLUB The Mernbers of the Girls' Glee Club devote at least one hour each day to diligent practice. During the Christmas season, this club presents a beauti- ful concert. This and all other programs pre- sented by the Mixed Glee Club lGirls' and Boys' Glees combinedl are always successful in every sense of the word.

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P 01'-G53 A 1,0 if FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: T, Arthur, D, Kavanaugh, J, Wilson, V, Brewer, D, Johnson, C, Parkhurst, B. Cordes, SECOND ROW: D, Cadwell, J, Hamilton, G, Jansen, D, Sure, N, Spaul- ding, D, Millering, B, Van Dalsen, K, Snyder, THIRD ROW: B, Meier, E, Obetts, W, Wier, R, Post, G, Zandstra, B, Milligan, D, Brailey, M, Babka, 1, Boynton, Mr, llondorp. BUUS'6lEE CLUB favs, C The Boys' Glee ' , ,- , , Q for this lack of quant- ' I , it to Club, although small -' ity with its quality. The boys lend their talents to those of the Girls' Cvlee Club for the presentation ofthe annual Christ- mas Concert and also for the operetta. in number, makes up ,S 1 , fr'-4-M, A The Varsity Club is open to boys who have received a letter in any athletic activity. The boys work hard to make money, which they turn over to the Athletic Association. VHHSHU CLUB SEATED AT THE PIANO, Miss Lamoreaux. STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Hanson, E, Noom, E, Wier, L, Pelton, N. Spaulding, W, Schoenborn, N. Spaulding, D. Sare. Q. XY'