Coopersville High School - Zenith Yearbook (Coopersville, MI)

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First Row— E. Nibblink, B. Polhamus, D. Wolford, M. VanDam, K. Scott, V. Bouw- kamp. C. Palma, H. Post, D Wassenaar, M. York. E. Andrews. Second Row-L. Slatter, E. Lemieux, M. Zimmer, J Lowing, L. Sheridan, A. Taylor, S. Robbins, M. Metten, W. Lachmann, A. Buway. V. Anderson, Instructor, Miss Small. Third Row-J. Sobeski, M. Egan, L. Morrison, V. Hoffman, E. Gates, J. Holst, E. Vos, J. Ellis, J. Wassenaar, E. Waldie. Fourth Row—E. Lieffers, A Lieffers, H. Schippers, H. Bouw- kamp, C. Nanninga, J. Ossewarde. R. Egan, E. Laarman, G. Parish, J. VanWinger- den, D. Timmerman, A. Meindertsma. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club was organized under the able supervision of Miss Small and has a total membership of forty-nine girls. The club meets eighth hour every other Wednesday. The meetings are made up of the follow - ing topics: discussion of girls’ problems, Dorothy Dix hours and the study of foods of different countries. The occasional parties make the meetings more enjoyable. The club officers are: President Marvin Van Dam Vice-President....................... Kathryn Scott Secretary and 'Treasurer Virginia Bouwkamp Virginia Bouwkamp

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First Row—J. Firestone, H. Reyff, F. Bartholomew, H. Bouwkamp, V. Rawn, R. Englert, R. Wilcox. Second Row —H. Sabo. E. Nibbelink, R. Permoda, L. Sheridan, H. Wilson, T. Metten, R. Wenger, Director, Mrs. Altenburg. Third Row—M. Egan, V. Albrecht, C. Short, B. Harmsen, W. Walt, H. Nichols. JUNIOR PLAY The annual dramatic offering of the Junior Class of Coopersville High School was the three-act comedy entitled “Beginner's Luck”, which was pre- sented November i6 and 17. This play depicted the troubles and successes of four ambitious American girls. Forrest Gearhart, a Senior, w as substituted during the last w eek of practice for John Firestone, w-ho was unable to take his part. The characters were: Meg McRae Rosmary Englert Pat Jordan Hazel Bouw'kamp Gail Fuller Faye Bartholomew' Jean Masters Virginia Rawn Christopher Murray Herlyn Nichols Paul Hartford John Firestone Mr. X Paul Metten Mrs. Pike Lois Sheridan Birdie Brown Helen Wilson Madam Humperdinck Mary Egan Susie Riggs Helen Sabo Mr. Booth Howard Reyff Boris Borislavsky Warren Walt Clarence Coy Charles Short Tony Donato Bob Wilcox Mrs. Altenburg w'as the director Warren Walt

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First Row-S. Robbins, L. Witcop, V. Hoffman, W. Adema, Instructor, Rev. Brugger.«, M. Sellon, E. Andrews, B. Polhamus, H. Post. K. Scott. Second Row- M. Metten. E. Vos, D. Knoper, V. Bouwkamp. A. Meirdertsma, D. Timmeiman. H. Hains. W. Lach- man, D. Posthumus, J. Ossewarde. Third Row-J. Meindertsma, H. Schippers, G. Tikkar.en, M. Westrate. A. Streeting, D. Dennis, D. Streeting, L. Dethmers, H. Ten- Brink, P. Metten, J. Breen. Fourth Row-L. Kettle, W. Stroven, M. Kloosterhouse. G. Walt, D. Kloosterhouse, G. Adema, V. VanAllsburg, G. Bruggers, W. Walt, F. Gearhart, D. Hovingh. BIBLE CLASS For the inexperienced and undeveloped, life is like a wilderness with mam uncharted ways. I n less we pront by the store of know ledge and experience of those who have gone before, there is danger of losing our way. Therefore it is essential that we seek to acquire an alert and a well trained mind, a clean and well developed body, and pure and unquestioned morals. The course in Bible Study has its place in these acquisitions, for it aims to develop the highest type of character, to serve as a foundation for the attainment of the best in life, and to press the claims of Jesus Christ as the Saviour of man. John H. Bruggers, A. M., B. 1)., Instructor