Coopersville High School - Zenith Yearbook (Coopersville, MI)

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I I ! I I I 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Approximately forty students enrolled in the Library Club, but because of the large number, only the Seniors were accepted, leaving eighteen members. Several members have charge of the library one hour each day. We mend books and keep the library neat and orderly. Whenever necessary, the Club meets on Tuesdays during the eighth hour. NELLIE VAN WINGER DEN The Club officers are as follows: Supervisor Nellie VanWingerden Assistant Supervisor Betty Dinkel Secretary and Treasurer William Robbins Advisor Miss Streeter LIBRARY First Row —A. Fairchild. R. Dirkel, M. Hastings, N. VanWin- gerden, T. Kregpl, L. Marshall Second Row— W. Robbins. H. Howard, L. Parish, L. Turner, Miss Streeter. Third Row —S. Lindberg, J. Bouwkamp, R, Conley, B. Venema, H. Fairchild.

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First Row-J. Randall, M. Egan, E. Laarman, M. Meindertsma, E. Ohi, B. Dinkel, M. Nichols, V. Gates. Second Row—H. Sabo, M. Waldie, H. Wilson, F. Bartholomew. E. Nibbelink, V. Albrecht, E. Root, H. Bouw- kamp. Miss Prolo. Third Row—H. Nichols. D. Lietz. A. Kelly, L. Wis- neske, J. Ellis, G. VanHuizen. C. Short, E. Laug. JOURNALISM With the best wishes and highest hopes for the future of the ‘ School Paper”, the Seniors on the staff, namely: Eloise Laarman, Petty Dinkel, Asa Kelly, Mary Meindertsma and myself, to mention but a few, reluctantly sur- render the paper to the control of its successors. The harmonious manner in which those on the School Paper staff this year have worked together with the single purpose in view of promoting the success of the paper, has been the chief means of bringing about the desired re- sult. The paper has shown not only a marked increase in both quantity and quality of the literary departments, but has, in addition, become more than e er a complete record of school organization and current events. The culmination of the efforts of the staff is seen in the editing of this paper, which, (its purpose to give a general summary of each month or the school year) is the second an- nual paper published in this school. EMERSON OHL ' f L [ [ L L L . I L L t L I I t I

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Bible Study gives the student an opportunity to view himself in the light of scriptural truth. Since no one is fully educated without adequate moral training, this course serves as an essential complement to the aquisition of knowledge. The aim is to assist in character building and to guide the student into a fuller appreciation of the finer things in lile. A strong body and well de- veloped mind are numt desirable, but only as the soul is awakened unto spirit- ual realities does an education become full and complete. JOHN H. BRUGGERS BIBLE STUDY First Row —R. Veeneman, J. Witcop, H. Schiedel, A. Streeting, V. Bouwkamp, H. Schipper, A. Meindertsma, D. Timmerman. Second Row-F. Veeneman, L). Hovingh, D. Stehouwer, M. Westrate. I). Posthumus, H. Scott, E. Waldie. Rev. Bruners. Third Row —B Harmsen, L. Kettle, C. Andrews, R. DeJonge, W. Creamer. G. Walt, E. Bush. W. Stroven. Fourth Row —W. Walt, B. Venema, G. Adema. G. Bruggers, V. VanAIIsburg, H. Kregel, F. Gearhart, D. Kloosterhouse, M. Kloosterhouse. L [ L L I L : : : : ' ' : ' r i