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

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FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Durst, R. Keith, J. Wiebenga, I. Matthews, J. Rector, L. Sanage, N. Wilson, M. Mosies. SECOND ROW: V. Lamoreaux, S. Snyder, E. Dalman, B. Kelley, N. Arnold, R. Oele, S. Gilhespy, B. Lamor- eaux, I. Beal. THIRD ROW: R. Meyer, M. Seelman, J. Hoffman, I. Gravelyn, J. Fish, M. Wilson, E. Culp, A. Olson. FOURTH ROW: D. Humphrey, B. Krcmers, I. Bigelow, K. Rule, R. Howlett, R. Bacon, N. Denick, P. Winright, B. Shinn. FIFTH ROW: I. Ryder, C. Lapp, C. Nowack, H. Keep, L. Stearns, D, Weaver, M. Fortuna, J. Peters, P. Pritchard. SIXTH ROW: K. Cook, J. Heible, S. De Kok, R. Cordes, L. Humphrey, D. Houlmot, D. Dyer, B. De- Vries, N. Cordes. ABSENT: R. Matthews, S. Robinson, G. Gilhespy, K. Losey, D. Lillie, S. Petersen, M. Rudy, M. Word. MIXED Cllllll 19: MISS LAMOREAUX, DIRECTOR The members of the girls and boys Crlee Club practice and learn new and old songs each day for their annual Christmas Concert. The Glee Club has enlarged considerably in the last few years. The members meet each day fifth and sixth hours for meetings and practice. The officers are' Nancy Cordes President' Susie Sn d T . , , y er, reasurerg Larry Humphre Secreta 'D' kH 1 ' ' ry, 1C ow ett, Student Council Representatlve.

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FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Gillhespy, A. King, P. Maine, M. Mosies, R. Bekins, M. Spoonaas, B. Kelly, C. Devendorf, H. Arnold, G. Peterson, J. Delp, C. Clark, N. Vanden Bosch, B. Lamoreaux, M. Karasiewicz, Mr. Weldon. SECOND ROW: Sharon Dekok, I. Bigelow, M. Becker, S. Smith, M. Baas, E. Dalman, E. Lefebvre, J. Cree, R, Meyer, M. Seelman, L. Milligan, S. Snyder, E. Culp, S. Pettit. J. Beal, J. Dove, C. De Jong, E. Meester. THIRD ROW: N. Cordes, D. Froling, M. Rudy, M. Fortuna, C. Gibson, J. Boynton, A. Williams, B. De Vries, P. Appleby, J. ldziak, V. Lamoreaux, S. Gray, D. Dyer, M. Wilson, P. Pritchard, J. Heible. The purpose of the Athletic Association is to assist the team in any way they can. Such as improving sports - manship, making money for equipment, and assisting at the games by selling tickets and concessions. The officers are R. to L, Rodney Magee, Pres, Larry McCarthy, Vice-Pres., Tom Shipman, Treas., and Ellen Dalman, Sec'y. They are given assistance by Mr. Weldon, our Athletic Director, and two repre- sentatives from each class. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Gibson, M. Fortuna, R. Oele, J. Ranck, M. Spoonaas, M. Baas. SECOND ROW: E. Lefebvre, B. Kremers, L. Savage, N. Derrick, K. Cook, A. Novak, Miss Lamoreaux. THIRD ROW: S. Smith, G. Fortuna, S. De Kok, I. Bigelow, M. Beckers, P. Curtis, J. Rector, J. Heible, M. Rudy, B. Wilson. NOT PICTURED: S. Smith. IHIIIST 'li CL ll The Booster Club meets with the cheer- leaders to help sup- port the team and im- prove the school spirit. They also sell at con- cession stands at all the home games. The offi- cers are: Betty Lamor- eaux, Pres., Mary Kara- siewicz, Vice-Pres.g and Nancy Vanden Bosch Sec'y. -Treas. U0-PA-H00 The Horizon Club is made up of twenty four girls. Their advisor is Miss Lamoreaux and their officers are: Pres. , Mary Fortuna, Vice-Pres. , Cynthia Gibson, Sec'y., Marilyn Baasg Treas., Ruth Oeleg Grand Rapids Cabinet Member, Judy Ranck. Their meetings are held once every two weeks and on the fourth week they have a social party. Some of their activities are having candy sales, making snow lakes for the Spark e Spin, serving at the Farmers' Luncheon Bureau, and having their annual Variety Show which was a big success this year.

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oil 60? .reef Y-TEE The Sr. Y-Teens have fifteen members this year. Their goals are To grow as a person, To grow in friendship with people of all races, religions and nationalities, and To grow in the knowledge and love of God. Some of their big events this year were giving a World Fellow- ship, having their Recognition Ser- vice, and servin at the dinner for the Community Cghest Drive, and attending the Miniature Mid-Winter Conference. Their officers are: Pres. , Emilie Lefebvreg Vice-Pres. , and Pgrn. Chrm. , Betty DeVries3 Sec'y. Rosemary Berkinsg Treas. , Betty Larnoreauxg and Inter-Club De Vries, Rep. Elsie Meester. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Robinson, V. Reeb, A. Maguire, C. Lamoreaux, J. Fink. SECOND ROW: I. Schullo, C. Hess, D. Simington, D. Evans, I. Verner, E. Fish, S. Worth. THIRD ROW: P. Wier, P. Williams, P. Zuber, J. Carpenter. FOURTH ROW: D. Hultgren, J. Swett. FIFTH ROW: S. Kern, P. Matthews, K. Klaiber, G. Gracey. SIXTH ROW: S. Saunders, L. McKellar, S. McDonald, L. Pitsch. SEVENTH ROW: V. Irish, P. Phillips, E. Sidlauskas, P. Schullo, T. Magoon. CLOCKWISE: E. Lefebvre, B. Kremers, L. Savage, D. Dyer, M. Wilson, D. Froling, S. De Kok, P. Maine, E. Meester, J. Cree, P. Appleby, B. Wilson, R. Bekins, B. MRS. SHEW, ADVISOR JR.Y-TEE S The Junior Y-Teens are made up of thirty two mem- bers of the seventh and eight glrade girls. Their officers are: res. , Sue Robinsong Vice-Pres. , Vicki Reebg Sec'y. and Treas. , Alberta Maguire. At their regular noon meetings, they played games, had film strips, and learned the Virginia Reel. Their special events were a free get-acquainted lunch, Recognition ervice, splash party, at the Y. W. C. A. , and a Christmas pot- luck andparty. Their biggestpro- jects were selling taffy and giving a Christmas basket to a needy family. 2