Coopersville High School - Zenith Yearbook (Coopersville, MI)
- Class of 1958
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nineteen fifty-eight Published Annually by The Staff of Coopereville Hit'll Schoaf Cooperaville, Michigan Accredited by University of Michigan North Central Association of Secondary Schools aircf”Collettes The Michigan Secondary School College Agreement Plan Mr. John H. LsDtike Sponsor Autographs Foreword The 1958 Zenith brings you a nesord of the school year. It is hoped that this production carries to all a greater realization of the true spirit and ideals af the school. 3 Scholarship Scholarship is our most important product. It is the key to opportunity; it is accepted at college; it is qualification for the job; it is an end in itself. Pride in scholarship needs cultivating. All school teachers attempt to do this. It seems to me that we have succeeded to a degree over the past few years. Attention to and interest in good scholarship appears more in evi- dence in the number of books students take home, the friendly competition for positions in class standings, and in the mere increased number of stu- dents who bother to inquire about their standing. Mental ability is largely an inherited thing. It comes built-in. What use is made of it is the important thing. Those who are without it, don’t miss it; those who have it and appreciate it are modest; those who use it to profit are wise; and those who misuse it are pitiful. So fast is the pace today, and so far have we gone down a new road of space conquest, that a keen mind has become a resource more valuable than uranium. It is the greatest weapon in our arsenal, and at the same 4 tiuJs the greatest hope for peace in the world. The crying need of our untry today is the trained mind, the skilled worker, the creative thinker, great is the need that our continued existence as a nation depends upon it. Vo'arc currently in a race with Russia in the production of scholars. Out qRuyational system is being challenged by a nation whose success is Wse tupon assignment and control, something we despise rather than on free will and free choice, things we cherish. This race will be won or lost in the class room where scholars develop their minds. The great men of America are saying this daily in the newspapers. In our school there is a weakness in this respect. A number of our stu- dents, who are fully capable of doing good work in the most difficult sub- jects offered, are detouring around these subjects to others of lesser difficulty. Classes such as Physics, Chemistry, Advanced Mathematics, Foreign Language should include these students, but do not. Why? If encouragement is needed, we offer it; if getting by is your highest aim, con- sider it; if you are understimating your ability, ask about it. Let us continue to be more concerned with scholarship and the con- tribution scholars can make to the national need. The urgency is vital. Russel F. Conran High School Principal 5 Board of Education Building The Grade School 7 Autographs Dedication Economics Club Life Certificate Home-making 4-H Club Many of the old grads when visiting school after years of absence often remark, Mrs. Vanderhyde was the best teacher 1 ever had.” In her total teaching years of 38, 34 of which were spent in Coopersville, she has added im- measurably to the lives of hundreds of boys and girls. A list of her former pupils include, teachers, ministers, business men, politicians, and many of God’s loved — the common people. To Mrs. Vanderhyde belongs the sincere appreciation and affection of her friends — the students, teachers, par- ents and board members. To her is this 1958 Zenith dedicated. 9 DEDICATION BOARD OF EDUCATION AROUND THE SCHOOL FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS ACTIVITIES TRANSPORTATION ADVERTISING Board of Education t)r. B. C. Hekhucs, G. Fyncwever, Dr. H. H. Schwarts, L. W. Shears, G. Appelt Thomas LcMieux Melvin Modderman Dr. H. H. Schwartz, Sponsor Leo Klein Junior Rotarians Laird Murray Ross Conran Robert Crouse Our High School by Mr. Ctmran — Serving — The Coopcrsville area educationally. — Dedicated — To the progress and advancement of its youth. — Fully Accredited — The University of Michigan The North Central Association The Department of Public Instruction The School - College Agreement Association — Served — Bv a dedicated Board of Education — Supervised — By experienced Administrators, fully qualified. — Staffed — By qualified teachers, possessing: 27 Bachelor Degrees—7 Master Degrees Representing a total of 301 years of teaching experience. — Offering — A varied and expandng curriculum, tailored to meet the needs of the Community. — Featuring — A strong academic program for college preparation. — Plus------ Preparation in: Business Education Homemaking Vocational Agriculture Music Industrial Arts Art With attention to the needs of those preparing for jobs. 2 — Enriched — By the inclusion of a variety of Activities: To create interest. To supplement studies. To provide training in hobbies. To encourage continuance in school. To provide opportunities for the development of special talents. By Athletics: To help build strong bodies and minds through Physical Education and sports. To provide Health Education. — Providing Special Services — As an aid to students, parents, and the Community. — Library Service — To encourage the reading of worth while Literature. To supplement classwork. To instruct in the use of the Library. — Guidance and Counseling Service — To assist students in the solution of their own problems and in self-improvement. To provide guidance in the choice of occupations on the basis of testing and the collection of facts about the in- dividual student. To advise on college entrance and scholarship application. To improve relations and increase understanding between teacher, student, and parent. — Hot Lunch Service — To provide warm meals, for students, at low cost. To improve the diet and eating habits of students. — Bus Service — To provide safe and dependable transportation to rural students, thereby extending the opportunities for a high school education to all the youth of the area. — Driver Training — To instruct in safety and improve driv- ing habits of begin- ners. n To make it possible for students to com- ply with the law for obtaining driver’s li- Faculty A year book of this kind serves many purposes. It is a record of school events in picture and story. It has sentimental value to everyone whose photo appears in it. It is an aid to school spirit and unity. Probably its greatest value comes to the staff of students who have produced it. They have spent many hours in planning, writing, pic- ture taking, obtaining ads, selling subscriptions and many other incidental details. The reward of accomplishment of a job well done must be highly satisfying to them. My congratulations go to each member of the Zenith staff, and to Mr. La Duke, their adviser. Allen G. Robinson Superintendent of Schools Bachelor of Arts, Greenville College Master of Arts, University of Michigan Life Certificate 16 ZENITH Tlie Zenith meaneth much to us We read it from cover to cover We find our pictures and our names And scribble on each others. Dear Pal”, Sweet Sue, I’ll sure miss you, Remember all we did. Pleasant later to recall When we were just a kid”. The Zenith meaneth much to us We Prize it’s contents dearly To John La Duke and Company Our compliments, sincerely. Russell F. Conran High School Principal Bachelor of Science, Western Michigan University Bachelor of Arts, University of Michigan 17 The work done by the Annual Staff has re- corded the days of work and preparation for life and further study. The incidents portrayed in the ZENITH will be of increasing value to all as the years pass by. Congratulations to the staff and their advisor. John Noe, Jr. Elementary Principal Bachelor of Arts, Michigan State University Master of Arts, University of Michigan 18 High School PAUL BLAKKAN Bachelor of Science, Michigan Slate University Secondary Provisional Certificate Algebra Advanced Algebra General Mathematics JAKE BUSHMAN ' 'J Bachelor of Arts, Hope College Secondary Permanent Certificate Sophomore Co-Sponsor Dramatics Club Co-Sponsor JACK BOESKOOL Bachelor of Arts, Hope College Secondary Permanent Certificate Vocal Music Choir ior Class Co-Sponsor le Club Sponsor FRANK COLEGROVE Bachelor of Science, Western Michigan University Secondary Provisional Certificate Social Science Athletics Physical Education ROBERT DEGEUS Bachelor of Arts, Michigan State University Secondary Permanent Certificate Drafting and Art 19 JOAN DEGLOPPER Bachelor of Science, i Western Michigan Univerftt Secondary Provisional Ctftinc General Business Shorthand Office Practice c' Pep Club Cheerleaders JOSEPH GRAF Bachelor of Arts, Aquinas College Secondary Provisional Certificate Social Studies English LYLE HANCHETT Bachelor of Science, Western Michigan University Master of Arts, University of Michigan ZELDA HANNUM Science Mathematics HARRY HARRIS Bachelor of Arts, Greenville College Secondary Permanent Certificate Girls Physical Education Student Council Sponsor Future Nurses’ Club Girls Counselor Bachelor of Science, Purdue University Secondary Permanent Certificate Vocational Agriculture Future Farmers of America Second Team Football EARL HOLMES Bachelor of Science, West Virginia University Secondary Permanent Certificate Science ALGER JOHNSON Bachelor of Science, Central State Teachers College Masters of Science, University of Michigan Secondary Provisional Certificate Industrial Arts 20 JOHN LA DUKE Bachelor of Arts, Western Michigan University Master of Arts, University of Michigan Secondary Permanent Certificate Guidance Director BEN KOEPKE Bachelor of Arts, Emanuel Missionary College Secondary Provisional Certificate Drivers Education HAMILTON McGAREV Bachelor of Arts, Ferris Institute Secondary Provisional Certificate Commercial ALICE MOXON Bachelor of Arts, University of Michigan Secondary Permanent Certificate Biology Science Club Sophomore Co-Sponsor RUTH ROBINSON HESTER RUSTER Bachelor of Arts, Kalamazoo College Master of Arts, University of Michigan Life Certificate Librarian Bachelor of Science, Western Michigan University Life Certificate English Freshman Class Co-Sponsor 1 21 Senior Class Co-Sponsor Girls’ Basketball GORDON TIMMERMAN Bachelor of Arts. Hope College Secondary Certificate American History Football and Track Coach Athletic Director GAVE VAN DOORN Bachelor of Arts, Calvin College and Ferris Institute Commercial Life Certificate Business Education Sentinel 4-H Knitting Sponsor Secondary Permanent Certificate Social Studies Basketball Tennis 22 JARVIS WIGGERS Bachelor of Music, Master of Music Michigan State University Instrumental Music Secondarv Permanent Certificate f C Elementary PAUL YOUNG Bachelor of Arts Master of Arts, Wayne University Business Law Sociology' Speech Secondary Provisional Certificate K Faculty MARY BENNETT ROLLAND BENNETT Bachelor of Science, Western Michigan University Master of Arts, University of Michigan Elementary Provisional Certificate Eighth Grade Bachelor of Arts, Greenville College Secondary Provisional Certificate Eighth Grade RACHEL BOER Bachelor of Science, Western Michigan University Master of Arts, University of Michigan Elementary Permanent Certificate Eighth Grade MILDRED BRITTIAN Life Certificate Western Michigan University Kindergarden 23 ELAS CHAPMAN Bachelor of Science, Western Michigan University Life Certificate Third Grade LENA CROSS Bachelor of Arts, Western Michigan University Elementary Provisional Certificate First Grade LYDIA DEMAAGD Bachelor of Arts, Hope College Life Certificate Fifth Grade BERYL DIETZ Western Michigan University Sixth Grade mr iw n GLADYS FYNEWEVER Western Michigan..University Life Certificate Fifth Grade MARION GEIS Bachelor of Arts, Western Michigan University Life Certificate First Grade 24 HELEN HANCHETT Bachelor of Arts, Michigan Slate Normal College Life Certificate- Seventh Grade PATRICIA HUBBEL Special Certificate llanchett School GERTRUDE LILLIE Special Certificate Western Michigan University McDearmon School INEZ HUBBEL Bachelor of Arts, Calvin College Master of Arts, University of Michigan Elementary Provisional Certificate Sixth Grade BEATRICE KORTAGE Special Certificate Cross School EVELYN McCALLUM Life Certificate Western Michigan University Carroll School 23 RUTH MOE Special Certificate Western Michigan University Eastmanville School Grades K-6 BELVA PUSPOS Bachelor of Arts, Greenville College Elementary Provisional Certificate Fourth Grade CLARA RHODES Special Certificate, Calvin College Clayton School NORMA SCHMIDT Special Certificate, Western Michigan University Second Grade MARILYN SMITH Special Certificate, Barry County Normal Centrnial School RICHARD REYFF Bachelor of Arts, Western Michigan University Secondary Provisional Certificate Seventh Grade 26 NORMA MURRAY Bachelor o Aris, Western Michigan University Master of Arts, University of Michigan Life Certificate Second Grade CAROL TIMMERMAN Bachelor of Arts, Hope College Elementary Provisional Certificate Fourth Grade r m IV ESTHER VANDERPLOEG Bachelor of Arts, Calvin College Master of Arts, University of Michigan Permanent Elementary Kindergarden VIOLET WITHCOP Special Certificate, Western Michigan University Toothacher School The Y'earbook staff regrets it was impossible to include individual pic- tures of the following faculty members: , „ _ , , Ruth Ellis South Evergreen Schoo Ruby Langland Rank n °° Mildred Weis............................................•”-Bo°dV °° Marcella Dreffs.................................■■■.••••Marshall Schoo Ruth Ellis..............................................South Evergreen Schoo Ruby Langland Rank,n fcRo° Jean Lotschutz...........................................JericKo Schoo Mildred Weis............................................. Boody School 27 LEONA VELDMAN Secretary to Mr. Robinson X K P • .. ILA HANSON Secretary to Mr. Noe BETTY LADNER Secretary to Mr. Robinson 2« CONRAD ARNOLD LEONARDO PUSPOS FLOYD BALDUS HELEN RADFORD HAROLD OOSTERHEERT LEE RADFORD CLASS HISTORY by Iva Lane McClure We, the Class of 1958, have many pleasant memories as we look over our years of high school. We began just as any other freshmen class, afraid, and with great fears and anxieties. As we took our respective seats in the gymnasium, we sensed that almost all of us would be spending three more years here, possibly the best years of our lives. Under the leadership of our class sponsors, Mrs. Ruster and Mr. Vas- sallo, we chose the following to serve as our class officers: President, Peter Van Kempen; Vice-President, Robert Ter Avest; Secretary, Vicki Lee Scott; and Treasurer, Melvin Modderman. In the way of activities, we had a few parties and climaxed the year with a class picnic at North Shore. As sophomores we returned with a little more assurance of our stay at C’ville. With the help of our sponsors, Mr. Busman and Mr. Bakker, and our officers — Robert Crouse, President; Patricia Kennedy, Vice-President; Ronda Ulrich, Secretary; and Leo Klein, Treasurer — we selected and ordered our class rings. As a class we sponsored our first big dance, Cupid’s Ball”, which was a great success. We also had a hayride and a class picnic at Long Lake Park in Kent City, Michigan. As juniors we were really up in the world, for now we could sit in the bleachers during assemblies. We knew, too, that we had two years behind us and two more ahead. This year we chose Robert Ter Avest as President, while Max Smith, Judy Shavalier, and Ora Smith were chosen as Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer, respectively. Our sponsors were Mr. Koon and Mr. Boeskool. We sponsored two big dances, Tie TW1RIL” and Hobo Ball”, and also presented our class play, One Foot in Heaven”. Then, we honored the seniors with our prom, Red Sails in the Sunset”. On September 4, 1957, we returned to C-ville as seniors. We had a very difficult time realizing that we were actually in our last year of high school. This year our class sponsors were Miss Streeter and Mr. Speet, and our first item of business was the election of officers. Robert Ter Avest was again chosen President, while Mary Johnson served as Vice-President, Janet Lundberg as Secretary, and Thomas Le Mieux as Treasurer. We immediately began to organize money-making projects, so that we would have enough points to go on our senior trip. Some of these projects were the selling of Christmas cards and candy, candy bars, and also selling refreshments at the games. We sponsored a number of record hops such as; 'Bronco Bounce”, Winter Whirl”, Candy Cane Capers”, Delight- ful Dilemma”, and Final Fling”. Next we presented our play, Accidental Hero”, which was a great hit. Then the juniors honored us with their prom, I Love Paris.” One of our most unforgettable experiences was our class trip to Chicago. We will never forget the wonderful sights we saw nor the grand times we had. And, now, as we look over our four years of high school at Coopersville High, we regret that they have passed so rapidly. But we are proud of our education and, also, proud and honored that we attended Coopersville High School. 30 SENIORS (but- (hji ,(z - u- q( v! , S ,umJ C , 7 I'(( sV'Uas c • V i uj jju Hjl . to tMs- “7, o4 '1 'if . yj amJJ ujU« , 31 Senior Class Officers Seated: T. LeMieux, Treasurer; J. Lundberg, Secretary; M. Johnson, Vice President; R. TerAvcst, President. Standing: Mr. Speet, Miss Streeter; Advisors. Flower: White Rose Colors: Opal blue and White Motto: Today we follow, tomorrow we lead. 32 Valedictorian Mary Johnson Salutor ian ...............................Ronda Ulrich Roll of Honor Tom LeMieux Joyce Zimmer Ivalane Me Clure Geraldine Wagner Patricia Kennedy Melvin Modderman Bonnie Thompson Alvin Vissers 33 ALGER, SUE ANN (Susie) tiLaskes that could sweep the webs from any man’s heart.” Entered from Muskeqon Senior year. Annual Staff I. 4; Li- brarian 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; F. H. A. I; Queen 1; School papet 1: Phy. Ed. 2, 3; Student Cou cil I; Band 1. ANDERSON, TERESA “She giggled and then she gig- . gird because she giggled ” Student Coun- Pep Club 4: Phy . Ed. 2; Play Crew 3, 4. ALBRECHT, CHARLES (Chuck) “The kid in the three cornered pants.” Football I, 2, 3, 4; Track I, 2; Basketball I, 2: Baseball 4. ALDERINK. PHYLLIS Physical Education I, 2. AURICH. HERMAN (Herm) “ have two speeds, slow and super slow.” Phy . Ed. 1, 2; Baseball 2; Bas- ketball 2. 3; Annual Staff 4. Play- Crew 3; Track 4. BALDUS, KAREN (Baldy) I'll find a way or make one.” Phys. Ed. 1,2; Annual Staff 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Sentiuel Staff 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 4; Chdra I, 2, 3. 4; Playcrew 3. BAR, JOANNE (Jo) “Of all the letters of tongue or pen, she likes those letters Phys. Ed. 1. 2; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Annual 3; Pep Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Playcast 3. 4; Dramatics Club 3; Nurses Club I, 2, 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 3. BLAKELEY, CAROL (Red) “Her spirits were going upstairs two steps at a time.” Basketball 2, Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 4; Pep Club 3. 4. 34 BUIST. WILMA (Willy) “Here's to ihf girl u-ith a hrart and smile that main the bubble of life worth while.” Glee Club 3; F. X. C. 2. 3; 4-H Club I, 2, 3; Phy . Ed. I. 2; Ari 1. 2; Bible Club I. 2. 3. 4 CLAPP, GENE 'Mischief and I are pals.” Track I, 2, 3: Bible Club 2. 4; Shop Club BRONKEMA, GRACE BROWN. RUTH “Give me my hone and toddle.” ”Good nature and good tense are Phy . Ed. I; Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4: usually companions.” Library 4. Entered from Caledonia in Jun- ior year. F. H. A. 1, 2; G. A. A. I, 2; Chorus 3, 4. n u 1i i (y- J ft v CONRAN. ROSS “Beware of calms in any form this life mean.t action.” Tennis 1. 2. 3: Chorus I. 2. 3. 4; Science Club 3. 4: Math Club 3. 4: Operetta I, 2: Junior Play. COOK, DONALD (Cookie) ’lVeil, well a diploma.” Fooiba’.l 2; Baseball 1, Phys. Ed. I, 2; Ind. Arts COOPER. MARSHA COURTADE. (Pinky) RAYMOND (Ray) ‘7 hare loved for three whole ”Not only good, hut good for days.” something.” Pep Club 3, 4; Phys. Ed. 1. 3; Track I, 2; Phyv Ed. 2: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Operetta 1. I; Hall Monitors Club 3 2, 3. 4: Sextet 3. 4; Girls’ Glee Club 3; Second Choir 4: Mad- rigal 4; Triple Trio 4; Bible Club 3 diA V ' ' v DE MULL, DALE (Toby) It's fun to study I'll bet!” Baseball 1 2, 3. 4; Basketball 2, 3: F. F. A. 1, 2. 3. QJXM A4 ft] DODGE, RICHARD (Dick) Parting it such sweet sorrow, but what a relief.” Football 2, 3. 4: Phys. Ed. 1, 2; Track 2. 3; Baseball I; F. F. A. I. 2. 3. DRACHT. JANICE (Jake) Silence is golden, but who wants to be rich.” Basketball 1, 2, 3; Phys. Ed. 1, 2; F. N. C.; F. T. C.; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Bible Club 1. 2. 3: Playcrew 3; Playcast 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2; Home Ec. Club 3, 4; Student (Council 4. DYKE. JERRY (Dvkc) 7 would never dare show all my intelligence.” Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; Mandrigal 4: Boys’ Ensemble 4; Tentet 3; Bible Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Phys. Ed. I, 2. CROUSE. ROBERT (Bo ) The original lady killer.” Football 2, 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3; Baseball I, 2. 3. 4; Chorus I. 2. 3; Varsity Club 2, 3. 4; Stu- dent Council Calendai Man 3; Student (knincil President 4: Dramatics Club 3: Operetta 1.2; Soph. Class president; Tentet I; 1st Vice Pres, of State Student (Council; Kin Court 3; Kini 4. CRUM, HERMINA (Hermic) Silence in a woman is an art. Phys Ed. I. 2; Chorus I. 2. 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Bible Club 1.2; Play Crew 4; llall Monitors Club 4. EATON, MAY I'ndernealh her quiet reserve she's as sweet as peach pre- serve.” Phvs. Ed. 1.2; 4-H 1. 2. 3. EATON. RAYMOND (Ray) Four full yean to fill the blank between my ears.” Band I, 2, 3; F. F. A. 1; Foot- ball I. 2; Basket ball 1. 2 36 FEENSTRA. RICHARD (Frenir) “You would never knou- I uas naturally bashful.” Football I 2. 3. 4: Baseball I; Track 3; Math Club 3. 4; Flay- cast 4. FISH. ELAINE “Onte caught studying I almost lived it down.” Chorus I, 2. 3, 4; Play crew 3. 4: Operetta 2: Phys. Ed. I, 2; Pep Club 3, 4. ENGLESMAN, JAMES (Jim) “A man who knows the price of everything and the value of nothing.” Football 1,2; Baseball I, 2, 3. 4; Phys. Ed. I. 2; Vanity Club 4. FARRELL. ARVON (Arv) M hot will he, will be, to why worry?” Football 3; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Baseball I; Truck 2. 3. 4; F. F. A. 1, 2. 3, 4. v Oa)r t - FISHER. JACK FULLER, RICHARD “He came, he saw, he con- (Dick) furred” , _ Hi Ho! It’s out of school I ootball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; go!” -As Track 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2. 3. 4: library Club 4: Phys. Ed. lift F. F. A- I. 2. 3: Varsity Club 4; Chorus 2. 3. 4; Band I. 2, 3. V Kings Court 4. w GOLL, ALICE (Goldie) GORTER. JOANNE ,, I ,fj jf' A, “Sot that she loves study less, ”Being good is an awfui iflV- ft t 1: f ri, )‘o'. I n. Singers; Chorus 1,, etta 3; Junior Play Crew. ft Zv , turg rbZZf Ztii HARMSEN. SHIRLEY “Busy as a rat with two mice.” Phyv Ed. 1, 2; Chorus I. 2: Pep Club 3; Bible Club I. 2: Hall Monitor Club 4. HEIN, FRED “If had my choice between books and play. I'd gladly pul my books away. ’ Phyv Ed. I, 2: F. F. A. 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 2. HANDLOGTEN, HARDY. WILLIAM GORDEN (Bill) “Disturb not me as I sleep, for “School will be a dull place I am dreaming great things.” when I'm gone.” F. F. A 1. 2. 3. 4; Bible Club Football I Baseball I. 2; 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 3. 4; Phyv Track 3; Phyt. Ed. I. 2: Student Ed. 1, 2. Council 3; Annual Staff 4: Bas- ketball 2. HILL. DAVID C. Phyv Ed. I, 2; Tennis.2; Foot- “Sometimes I ill and think, and ball 2. ti S sometimes I just sit.” V HOBER. JERRY “Sometimes I sometimes I Shop Club 2. HORTON, EMILY “The smile that won’t come off” Playcrew 3, 4; Operetta Crew 3; Phyv Ed. 1, 2: Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Glee Club I. IRISH, BENJAMIN (Ben) “Full of fun and mischief too.” F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Club 4. 38 Cr - Jdtyj «-_ w XT yJLilt,- p 'y Xo JOHNSON. MARY “If braini Mere dynamite she'd explode.” Entered from South High. Jun- ior Student Council 1, 2; Y- Teen I, 2; Trogenettes 1, 2; Chorus 3; F. N. A. 3, 4; Math Club 3. 4; Operrtta 3; Science Club 3. 4; Lab AnLsttni 4: Vice President Senior Cias 4: Play- cx t 4. JULIEN. JERRY I'm a smart man, hut I hare a hard timr prating it.” Phyv Ed. 1, 2; Hall Monitor Club 2, Playcrew 3, 4. KELLY, EDWARD (Kelly) Eat drink, and bt merry, for tomorrow we diet.” Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 2. 3: Phys. Ed. 1.2: Student Council I: Sentinel Staff 2, Shop Club 1. KENNEDY, PATRICIA (Pat) . . .. “Somebody's wild lri h rose. '-'7 Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Club A . f President 4: Chorus J, 2; F.N.C.C 0-” 2. 3; Class Vice Presidene 2: Phy . Ed I. 2; Playcast 3: Oper- • TCi etta 2: Student Council Queens Court 3; Queen 4 Club 4: Hall Monitors C ;:u ;:iub 3. JAGER, BERNARD (Bernie) “A good fellow among fellows.” Entered from Bremen Com- munity High in Freshman year. Phyv Ed 1, 2; F F A. 2. 3. 4 JOHNSON, JANE “Most anything tickles me.” 4-H I. 2. 1 KLEIN, LEO “Form a line girls, you'll get your chance.” Football I. 2; Basketball I. 2: Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Operetta I. 2, 3 4; Playcast 4; F. T. C. 3. 4; Student (Council Treas. 4: Boys’ Tentette 1, 2, 3. 4: F.F.A. 3, 4; Class Treas. 2; King’s Court 4; Madrigal 4. KNAUF. RONALD (Ron) “Hr shifted his brain into neu- tral and let his longue ride on.” Entered from St. Joseph Wright in Sophomore year. F. F. A. 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4. 39 KRAAI, DENNIS (Denny) Put your most to the grind- stone 'Ouch!' Football I. F F. A. !. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2; Baseball 1, 2: Phys. Ed. 1. KRIGER, JOHN Lucky thing I ain’t a girl rausr I’d be tkeered to death.' Football I. 2. 3. 4; B.oketball 1; Baseball I. 2. 3. 4: F F. A. I. 2. 3. 4: Vanity C ub 2. 3. 4. KOLBERG. EVERETT HONING. MARCIA ”.4 joke’s a joke, but alter (Marsh) “She entertain) a cheerful dis- positiorj PhysJ Ho.rle Ec. 3. 4. all . . Chorus 1,2; Library 4; F. F. A I. Phys. Ed. 1. Jj HeI KRIGER, ROBERT (Bob) ' Although I can see the devil’s bait I ean’t help nibbling at his hook.’’ Ph . Ed. 1: F. F. A. I. 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3: Baseball I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Vanity Club 2, 3, 4. LEMIEUX. SARAH (Sarie) “A sweeter girl, you’ll never find.” Phyv Ed. I. 2; F. N. C. 2. 3. 4; Play Crew 3, 4. LEMIEUX. THOMAS (Tom) All the world’s a bluff and the biggest bluffer wins.” Football 1; Basketball 1, 4: Track I; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Tentet 2. 3. 4; Math Club 2. 3. 4: Science Club 2, 3, 4; Operetta 2, 3- Play Cast 3. 4; Cheerlead- ing 3; Senior Class Treas. LIEFFERS, JOHN “You can send a boy to high school, but you can’t make him think.’’ Basketball 1; Tennis I, 3, 4; Math Club 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; Radio Club 4; Chorus I, 2; Play Crew 3. 40 LINTJER. RUTH Away from hooks, lei’s have some ««.” Pep Chub 3. 4: Phy' Ed. L 2; F. N. C. 2, 3, 4; Bible Club 2, 3. 4: 4-H I. 2; Chorus 3. 4: Chorus 2. o C2_ i)'' —«. LUDEMA. CAROLE Every man is a volume if you know hou• to read him.” _ - ■—i.-rr ? Basketball 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 3. 4: Junior Play Cast. Phw Ed. 2; (J •+- Bible Club 2; Girls Glee Club c j 2. 3; Chorus 4. J LUNDBERCt, JANET Naughty Mur eyes are danger, ous things that often keep m from sprouting U'ings.” Phw Ed. 1. 2: Annual Stall 4 Chorus 4. F. . C. 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Hall Monitor Club 3: Class Secretary 4. Play Cre 3. MAKA, RONALD Ron) When I feel like exercising I just he down until the feeling foes away.” . F. A. 1. 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1. 2; Basketball 1. 2: Annual StaT 4: Phys. Ed. I: Ind. Arts Cub I; Hall Monitors Club 4. MCAULEY, ETTA A contented spirit is the sweet- ness of existence.” Chorus 1: Phw. Ed. 1. 2: Bas- ketball 1, 2; Bible Club I. 2, 3. 4: 4-11 1; Knitting Club 2: Home Ec. Club 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4: F. N.C. 2, 3. 4; Play Crew 3. MCCLURE, IVALANE I'm on the verge of a great career, will someone please push me off.” Girls dee Club 2. 3; Varsity Choir 4; Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Triple Trio 3; Madrigal Singers 4: Phys. Ed. 4: Play Cast 3. 4: Student Council 3; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4. 41 MODOERMAN. RUTH ANN (Putt Putt' “ couldn't be good if I wan'd, and I wouldn’t be good if I could. Pep Club 2. 3, 4; Phy . Ed. I. 2; Hall Monitor. Club 1.2: Bas- ketball 1. 2, 3. 4: Bible Club I. BOLTHOUSE, (Sue) “There's a sparkle in her eye and a smile vow couldn’t buy. Bible Club 1. 2. 3: Nurse Club 2. 3; Basketball 2; Phy . Ed. I. 2. a heart MODDERMAN, JUDY “Those dimples play with smile that will steal your a wav. Student Council I; Pep C’ub I. 2, 3. 4: Ifall Monitor Cub 3, 4; Bible Club I. 2. 3 Basketba’I 2 Phy . Ed. I. 2: Chorus 1.2: Play Crew 3. 4. MODDERMAN, MELVIN (Mel) Hoy you’re got the dream, now make the aehierements. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2. 3. 4: Science 2, 3. 4: Dramatic 2. 3: Math Club 3 4; Tennis 1: Basketball I: Play Cast 3, 4: Bible Club 3, 4; Lab. Assistant. MUNGER. EDWARD (Ed) The devil was a boy too Pliys. Ed. 1,2; Senior and Jun- ior Play Cast; Baseball 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2: Hall Monitors Club 3: Ind. Arts Club 1. MURRAY. LAIRD Sot in the rcle of common men. Basketball 1, 2; Baseball I. 2: Tennis 3, 4; Bind 2; Science Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Math Club 3. 4, Play Cast 4; Chorus 1. '2. 3: Tentet 1. 2; Operetta I, 2. 3, 4. CLr e U tfLs ct rJL M (Ml 42 MURRAY, MARY NOWAK, KEITH A smile for all and all for a “Beware of calms in any form tmde. this life means action.” Rifle Club 2: Chorus I. 2, 3, 4 F. N. A 3, 4; Play Cast 3. 4 Band I. 2; Math Club 3, 4 Science Club I. 2. 3. 4: Triple Trio 1, 2, 3; Madrigal Singers 4. Entered from Marne Junior Year. Varsity Club 2; Phys. Ed. 1, 2; Football 2: Baseball 1. POEL. MARY JO One the engineers ean’t cal- culate .” Entered from Allendale Christian Sophomore year. I ep Club 2, 3, 4: Phyv Ed. 3: Student Coun- cil 4; Hall Monitors Club 3. 4; Baskctlwll 4 PQNSHAIR, JO LYNN . (Jo) She meets life at if it were her own invention.” Phy . Ed. 1. 2: Pep Club 4. OVERMYER BEVERLY OLSEN, LEROY ‘7 believe in today, tomorrow ma never come.” F. F A 1. 2. 3; Phys. Ed. I. 2. In her single person, she’s a social commotion.” Bible Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep C ub 2. 3. 4; Student Council 4: Phyv Ed. 1,2: Play Cast 3. 4; FUN Monitori Club 3. (t CT RADAKOVITZ. WILLIAM Rocky) I came. I saw, I still can’t be- lieve it.” Football 1. 2: Track 1.2: Math Club 3. 4; Student Council 2; Chorus I. RASMUSSEN, BONNIE As likable as she is lookable.” Majorette 3: Band 1, 2. 3: Homecoming Court 3; Class Sec- retary 3; Pep Club 2. 3; Cheer- leading 2. 3: Nurses Cub 3; Chorus 1. 2, 3. REISTER SETH CLARK (Clark) He’s a man of high principles and no interest.” Baseball 1; Basketball I: Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Tentet 1, 2. 3. 4: Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2. 3. 4: Senior Play Cast; Library- Club 4 RICHARDSON. JOYCE Just for the fun of it, you know.” Operetta I; Chorus I; Pep Club 3; Phy . Ed. 1. 2. 43 RYCENGA, LOIS Happiness is a perfume you cannot pour on others without getting a feu■ drops yourself. ” Pep Club 2, 3. 4; Play Crew 3. 4; Operetta Crew 3: Phy . Ed. I. 2; Chorus I. 2. 3. 4 SCHERFF, JOHN Study is a pleasure, hut not for me. Turk 2. 3: Hall Monitors Club 2: Srenre Club 2. ROHN. PATRICIA RUSSELL, FRANK (Pat) (Russ) ‘7 have no other but a woman’s He must knou tumpin’ hut reason. don’t say nothin'. Basketball 3. 4; 4-H I. 2. 3. 4; Football I. 2, 3, 4; Baseball I, Phys. Ed. 1.2; Pep Cub 2. 3. 2: Basketball 2; F F A. I. 2: 4; Home Ec. 4; F. N. C. 4; Play Phys Ed. I. 2. SCHILLING. CHARLES (Chuck) A hoy, a man, and a jolly good fell ou Football 4; F. F. A. I. 2. 3. I Baseball 4: Phys. Ed. I. 2 SCHOENBORN VINCENT (Vince) '7 always t.'udy oner a week, whether I need to or not. Track 2: Play Cast 4; F. F. A 2; Hall Monitor 2; l hys. Ed. 2. r SCOTT, VICKI The male service still runs. Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Student Council 3: Bible Cub I. 2. 3: Court 2, 3, 4; Queens Court 3, 4; Basketball 2. 3; Freshman Clavs Secretary. SHAVALIER. JUDY She walks like an angel, she talks like one loo, hut you never can tell what an angel will do.” Phys. Ed. I. 2; Student Council 4; Play Cast 3. 4: Bible Club I. 2. 3. 4; FT A 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Operetta 3; Library 3, 4 Sex- tet 4: Chorus 3. 4; Class Secre- tary 3. 44 SMITH. MAX SIX. LOIS He has a mild and soft look, She find happiness and fun in but so has dynamite.” everything she does.” Football I; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: FNA 4; Driven Ed. 3; Pep Club Play Crew 3, 4; Phyv Ed. 1. 2: 1. 2. 3. 4: Play Crew 3; Chorus C’ass Vice President 3; Vanity 1. 4; Phyv. Ed. Club 4; Sentinel Staff 3. SMITH, MICHAEL (Mikr) An innocent face but you never can tell.” Track I: Phyv Ed. 1. 2: Library Club 4. SMITH, ORA In manhood vigor he is lacking naught. Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Vanity Club 2. 3. 4: Stu- dent Council 2: Class Treasurer 3: Band 1, 2. 3. 4: Chorus 2: Band Treas. 3, 4. SMITS. MARILYN (Curly) She answered him with an af- firmative ‘no'. . . Entered from Northern Christian in Junior year. Chorus I. 2. 3. 4. STEPHENS. CHARLES (Chuck) And I must work through months of toil. Track 3; Student Council 1: Kitchen Crew 3, 4; Kitle Club 1. 2: Play Crew 3; Phys. Ed. I. 2. 45 ,-vO SULLIVAN. DOROTHY There's a little of the melan- choly element in her. Library Club 3. 4: Phyv Ed. I, 2; Chorus I. 2: Knitting Club 1: Tr'ple Trio 2. SYSWERDA, JOHN He shys from the wiles of : Oman’s smile.” F. FA. I: Baseball I. 2. 3. Ph s. Ed. I; Varsty Club Band 2. 3. 4. STERZER. THOMAS (Tdm) The later I gel to school the shorter the day.” Phy . Ed. I, 2: Cheer leading 3. STEVENS, JANICE (Jan) Her voice uas ever toft, gentle and low. an excellent thing in women. B blf Club I. 2. 3; 4-H Clothing I. 2. 3, 4; Knitting Cub 2: Pep Club 3. 4: Chorus 1, 3, 4: Phy . Ed. I: Operetta 3: Student Council 2: 4-H Junior leader 3. 4. O TER AVERST, ROBERT (Bob) ‘‘.4 good line is the shortest dis- tance between two dates. Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Var- sity Club 3. 4; C a s President Pep Club 3. 4. 3, 4: Student Council 4; Band I. 2; Chorus 3, 4; Kings Court 4; Play Cast 3. 4. I HISS. JOANNE (Thistle) Age of innocence.” Chorus 1. 4: Basketball I, 2. 3. 4: Phys. Ed. I, 2; Nunes Club I: Play Crew 3. 4; Bible Club 1; THOMPSON, BONNIE A sweet attractive kind of grace. Chorus I. 2, 3. 4; Phys. Ed. 1, ULRICH, RONDA She had a kindly spirit and a friendly air.” Band I. 2. 3, 4: F. N. C. 1. 2, 2; Operetta 3; Play Crew 3; Pep 3, 4; Dramatics Club 2. 3; Stu- Club 3. dent Council 1. 2, 4; Bible Club 2, 3. 4: Class Secretary 2; J Science dub 4. 46 k VANDER J AG I . NANCY (Nan) ’ ‘ Give me the erect, manly man.” Chorus I. 2, 3. 4; Triple Trio 4; Phyv Ed. I. 2; Bible Cub I. 2. 3. 4; Operetta 1. 2. 3; Pep Club 4; Student Council 3: Plav Crew 3: Library 4. VANDER VELDE. BRENDA A jolly little girl is % he.” Phyv Ed. 1, 2: Play Crew 3. 4; Chorus 3, 4; Pep Club 3. 4. UMLOR, BEVERLY (Bev) Darning, dancing, ‘til I die.” Chorus 4; Phy . F.d. I. 2; Nurses Club 3. 4: Phyv Ed. 1.2: Choru I, 2. 3. 4; Dramatics 3: Prep Club 3. 4; Junior Play Committee; Play Cast 4: Hall Monitors Club 4: Operetta I. 3. UMLOR, PHYLLIS ' wonder who she’s smiling at.” Phy . Ed. 2; Hall Monitors 4: Chorus 2. 3: Play Crew 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3. VAN SINGER, MARYDE IMe is a serious business - with men in it.” Phw Ed. 1.2; Pep Club 3. 4 Library Club 4; Play 3. 4; Hall Monitors 4. VAN YVEELDE. CAROLE (Bumpie) .4 giggle a day keep• the doctor Phw Ed. I: Art I. 2: Pep Club 3. 4; Play Cress 3, 4: Chorus 1. 4. VAN DOORN, JOANNE Where there's life there's Joanne.” Phy . Ed. I, 2: Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 2. 3. 4; Student Council 2. 3: Student Council Secretary 4: F. N. C. 1. 2. 3. 4; Chcerleadr'K 1; Pep Club I. 2. 4: ]p!ay Crew 3. 4; Hall Moni- VAN HOUTEN. WALLACE Wally) He's writing his alibiografshy.” Entered from L’nity Christian in Senior year. Basketlull 1: Base- ball I: Tennis 4 47 WAGNER, GERALDINE (Debbie) Her eyes are always glancing, her feet are always dancing. Hep Club I, 2, 3, 4; Nurses Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Secretary, Nurse Club 4: Bible Club 3. 4; Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Madriital Croup 4: Oper- etta Cast I. 2, 3, 4; Queens Court 4; Junior Play; Senior Hlav Creu: Student Council I. 2. 3. 4. WALCOTT, MARVIN (Marv) As prone to mischief, as he is able In perform it.” F F. A. I. 2, 3. 4; Phy . Ed. I. 2: Football 2. VISSERS. ALVIN (Al) “A power is passing from this school.” F. F A. I. 2. 3. 4: Bible Club I. 2, 3. 4: Operetta 2. 3; Play Crew 3. 4; Chorti 2. 3. 4; Band I. VOSHEL. ELOUISE (Weezy) It isn't work that worries me; it’s men.” Phy . Ed. I. 2: Pep Club 3. 4: Mall Monitors 3; Library Club 4. 4 WALSH, BEVERLY (Bei If the good die young, it's a wonder I've survived so tong Student Librarian 3, 4: Band 2, 3: Mall Monitors Club 3: Bible Club 3. 4: May Crew 3, 4; Pep Club 4. WOLBRINK. SARAJANE ”A merry heart makes glad the day and everyone, in every way.” Pep Club 2. 3; Bible Club I. 2. 4: Basket! ill 2. 3: Mall Club 3; Phy . Ed. 1 i V JVVOLF, W T fun. She's L J one.” A , Operetta K F. N. C. I, 2; Pep Ch its Mall Monitors Club 4: A) 2. 3; Play Cast 3. JOYCE LORETTA lass, chucked full of ft'The girl Uho puts the pep in always nice to every• pepper.” v CherrleadinR 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 1; Phy . Ed. I, 2: 2, 3. 4: Play C ast 4; Chorus I. lub 2, 3. 4: 2, 3, 4: Sextet 2; Basketball 4: Chorus 1, Operetta I, 3; Mall Monitors 3. £ 48 ZIMMER, NOREEN Sot all gentlemen prefer blonds.” Entered from St. Joseph in Jun- ior year. Choi us 1, 2, 3, 4; ZOKAS, JEAN MARIE (Blondie) A sweet attractive kind of grace.” Entered from Marne High School in Sophomore year. F. F. N ; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Operetta 3. LASCO. THOMAS (Tom) Sever worry today if yon can put it off until tomorrow.” Transferred from Muskegon Catholic Central. Junior Year, Library 4. 49 5.1 Senior Class Wills I Charles Albrecht, will my ability to goof off in Miss Moxom’s third hour biology class to Glen Horling. I, Sue Ann Alger, will my snuggies to Ellen Clayton who must suffer one more year. I, Herm Aurich will my ability to get out of sixth hour to go and talk to my women to anyone who has it as had as I do. We, Karen Baldus and Mary Jo Poel, will our ability to get on post 2 together and stay there to anyone who thinks they can satisfy Mr. Conran with the noise. I, Joanne Bar, will all my fun and time flirting with my handsome bookkeeping teacher to anyone with the ability to accomplish such a tempting feat. I, Carol Blakely, will my first hour chair to Don Engle in band. I, Grace Bronkema, will my ability to go horseback riding after 8 o’clock to Pat Versluis who also likes to ride after dark. I, Ruth Brown, will my Future Homemaking title to anyone who wants to be a future homemaker. We, Wilma Buist and Marilyn Smits, will our class friendship and the ability to always find something to talk about to anyone who likes to talk. I, Gene Clapp, will my ability to get around Mr. John- to my brother Ron when he becomes a senior. I, Ross Conran, being of sound mind and body, do will all my English material notebook, workbook, assign- ment sheets, and all my sales material, Christmas cards and candy plus the pop corn machine, to Miss Streeter so that she can give them to next year’s poor Seniors. I, Don Cook, will my sharp ’51 Ford Victoria” to Frank Longneckcr so he can pick up the girls in Grand Rapids. I, Marsha Cooper, will my position of accompanying choir for four years to anyone who thinks they can stand Mr. Boeskool. I, Raymond Courtadc, will my cashier’s job to Ed Miller if he can stand the mad rush. I, Bob Crouse, being of unsound mind and body do hereby will my unsighted remains to Miss Moxom’s Biology Class. We, Hermina Crum and Brenda Vander Velde :ll our ability to have a lot of fun in our four year i i high school to our sisters Meredith and Nellie. I, Toby De Mull, will my ’47 Ford to Crash I astiny in hopes he won’t get any tickets or run in:o at , j u with it. I, Richard Dodge, will my Model A Ford to anyone who thinks they can drive it. I, Janice Dracht, will mv false pony tail to Barb Gunne- man; even if it doesn't match, she can dye it. I, Jerry Dyke, will my ability to open Mr. Graf's drawer from the front to anyone who wants to get a 14 in citizenship. I, Ray Eaton, will the remains of my little ’37 to Doug Corwin who fell in love with it when it was still in one piece. 1, Jim Englesman, will my ability to walk two batters in a row to Joe Pulte. P. S. We lost the game 26 to 0. I, Arvon Farrell, will my ability to have fun to anyone who likes to have a good time. I, Rich Feenstra, will my ability of having more luck than brains to any freshman. 1, Elaine Fish, will my ability to stand on my tip toes all the time to anyone who likes to go with a guy six feet tall. I, Jack Fisher, will my football uniform (44) to my little brother Joe. I. Richard Fuller, will my ability to talk all hour in Business Arithmetic to my brother and sister. I, Alice Goll, will my twin sister Jane to Dodie Millcn. We, Joannes Gorter, Joannes Thiss, Carole Van Weelde, Joanne Van Doom, will our ability to stay friends four years in high school to any four freshman who think they can stand each other that long. I. Gordon Handlogten, will my job in the kitchen to Doug Kulikamp. I, Bill Hardy, will my ability to get off the bus, two miles from home and race the bus to my house to Ken Bird. I, Shirley Harmscn, will my scat in International Re- lations to anyone who likes a class in the boy’s shower room. I, Fred Hein, will to my successor at CHS: 1. Respect, 2. forwardness, and above all else honesty. I, Keith Nowak, will my curly hair to Mr. La Duke. I, Leroy Olsen, will my ”48” Ford to Phillip Jarka. I, Bev Overmeyer, will my ability to bake cookies every February 13 for Valentine’s Day to anyone who is going to be a home maker. I, Jo Lynn Ponshair, will my good fortune of having Mr. Hanchett help me with my geometry during study hall to anyone who may need help with it. I, Rocky Radakovitz, will anything to get out of here. I, Clark Rcister, will my ability to get along with Mr. Boeskool and Mr. Busman to anyone who knows any good jokes. I, Joyce Richardson, bequeath nothing for I have no- thing to give. I, Pat Rohn, will my basketball shirt, No. 6, to Sandy Colgrove and my shorts to anyone who thinks they are big enough to wear them. Also, I will my artistic talent to the two Joes in 6th hour art and my nick- name, Brownie”, to Roger Jewell, including the fun on bus No. 3 to the juniors and sophomores. I, Frank Russell, will my ability to play footballl to Fred Wibert. I, John Scherff, will my ability to get excused for being absent to John Prichard. I, Charles Schilling, will my ability to get along with Mr. Young to Frank Longnecker. I, Vincent Schenborn, will my tail pipe to anyone who can find it. We, Vicki Scott and Sarajane Wolbrink, will our extra string for our extra large rings to anyone who can use it. I, Judy Schvalier, will my muddy road to any bus driver who can drive through it. (Namely Jim Scott) 52 I Rodney Shimmel, will my first French Horn position to Celia Meerman in hopes she can do a better job than I did. I, Lois Six, will any girl the ability to get her diamond in her junior year, to anyone who likes to sit at home for two years while her guy is in the service. I, Max Smith, will my basketball uniform (12) to Jim Rohn. I, Mike Smith, will my ability to be the last one to get my will into the annual staff to Mr. La Duke. I, Ora Smith, will old No. 26 to Boh Versluis. I, Chuck Stephens, will my job in the kitchen, especially stacking forks to anyone who has type A” blood. I, Tom Sterzer, will my ability to skip school and not get away with it to anyone who can afford a green excuse. I, Janice Stevens and Beverly Umlor, will our ability of not turning our wills into the annual staff to anyone who wants to be as lazy. I, Dorothy Sullivan, do hereby will my position as president of the Library Club to whoever wants it. I, lohn Syswerda, will my ability to play basketball to Dave Laug. I, Bob Ter Averst. will my masculine build to someone who needs it, like Wcndel Vandcr Ploug. I, Bonnie Thompson, will my quiet personality to Gloria Coffey. We, Ronda Ulrich and Pat Kennedy, will our ability to t in the front two seats (next to the heater) of bus No. I, for four long years to anyone who likes to goof off, gossip, study, and get up bright and early every morning. I, Wally Van Houtcn, will my height to any junior boy who goes with a tall junior girl. We. MaryDe Van Singer and Elouise Voshcl, will our ability to be close friends to anyone who is willing to give, take, and have fun together. 1, Nancy Vandcrfagt, will my height to any short junior girl who wants to hunt for a tall guy. I, Alvin Vissers, will my seat in Mr. La Duke’s govern- ment class to any junior who is lucky enough to sit between two good looking girls and tease them. 1. Marvin Walcott, I, Beverly Walsh, will my ability to cut into the lunch- line in front of the teachers to anyone who can do it without breaking my record of never getting caught. We, Joyce Zimmer and Debbie Wagner, will our tower- ing stature to Jeanne VanDoorn and Cyndy Van Ree. I, Norcen Zimmer, will my sympathy to anyone with red hair who, like myself, cannot wear red! crew neck sweaters. I, lean Zokas, will my fifth hour seat in the front row in history class to any one who likes history. 1, Sandy Zylstra, will my position on the tennis team to some hard working freshman. We, Jerry Hober, and Ed Kelly, will our flags to Mr. Young. We, Emily Horton, and Lois Rysenga, will our ability to stick together through four years of school to any- one who thinks they can stand each other that long. I, Ben Irish, will my seat in sixth hour study hall to anyone who likes to flip pennies. I, Bernard Jager, will the buttons off my shirt to Ken Prince as he is always tearing them off. I, Jane Johnson, will to Ray De Meestcr the good for- tunc of not having another talking person like me on the bus. I, Mary Johnson, will to some other squeamish girl the opportunities for mutilating worms which I have had because of 6th hour biology lab. I, Jerry Julien will, my ability to pull the wool over Mr. Johnson’s eyes to Don Engle. I, Leo Klein will my ability to get stuck in Christine Murray’s driveway to anyone who is fool enough to go on doubles with her. I, Ronald Knauf, will my Ford to anyone with the ability to keep it out of ditches, keep transmissions in it, and afford the gas for it. I, Everett Kolberg, will my ability to not get a ticket for my first two years of driving to Bob Mummert. I, Marcia Koning, will my ability to sit out in the hall during 2nd hour government class, looking at my fiancees picture to anyone who has a boyfriend in the class of 57” and who knows how to work it with Mr. La Duke. I, Dennis Kraii, will my ability to argue with Mr. Harri- son in agriculture class to anyone who wants to. I, John Krigcr, will my seat in agriculture class to any- one who wants a free period. I, Bob Krigcr, will what little ability I have to flirt with the opposite sex to Diane Colegrovc who will need it if she wants to continue being a bigger flirt than her sister Sandy. I, Sarah LeMieux, will to any junior, my ability of helping a friend ask a certain person out during Twirp Season”. I, Thomas LeMieux, make the following bequeaths: to Roland Metcalf my ability at cards; to Barry Barkel, my driving skill on C’ville sidewalks; and last, but not least, my 1958 Ford station wagon and all my money to N. L. I, lohn Licffers, hereby will my ability to cheat on an English exam to anyone just a little bit better and doesn’t get caught. I, Ruth Lintjcr, will all my good times in my four years at C.H.S. to my sister Mary Lou. I, Bonnie Lowing, will my ability to get fifth and sixth hour study hall to anyone who can persuade Mr. Conran that they need it. I, Leroy Lowing, will my sleeping chair in the library to anyone who works nights. I, Carole Ludema, will my uniform, knee guards, and basketball shoes to any girl who is big enough to fit into them. I, Janet Lundbcrg, will my pony tail to anyone who thinks they can keep the ribbon from slipping off. I, Ron Maka, will my ability to barbecue chicken to anyone in F. F. A. who likes to eat it when Mr. Harris isn’t looking. I, Etta McAuley, will my seat in art class sixth to any- one who wants to have a lot of fun, but also get 4 s. I, Iva ane Me Clurc, being of sound mind, will my af.! t to get stuck in deep water-filled ditches after sc .tool with Ellen Clayton to Sara Faye Edge who arc %er goo .5 drivers also. We. ud Moddcrman and Phyllis Umlor, will our ability to go through high school without studying to any junior who wants to take chances. I, Melvin Modderman, I, Ruth Moddcrman, will my ability to be engaged and still go around with girls who are on the loose, to anyone who thinks they can stay out of trouble. 1, Ed Munger. will my 50 Chevy to Van , our town deputy, so he can make it back fire down main street. The latest will and testament of the undersigned, I, Laird Murray will my ability to splash and dash across poorly constructed tennis courts with pools of water on them to anyone who has a row boat and can afford to get wet every practice. I, Mary Murray, will my locker cleanup tickets to any enterprising underclassman whose motto is neatness. 3 3 Senior Play The Seniors presented an exciting three act comedy Ac- cidental Hero” on the evenings of November 21 and 22, 1957. The play Accidental Hero” was about a high school class that was threatened by the loss of extra-curricular frills.” They set out to show their value by a bang-up presentation of a play. The young coach casts the self-styled glamor girl as a scrub woman, Tomboy Peggy as a grandmother, and John — interested only in designing chicken houses — is cast as the hero. In the play Kitty, the heroine, is required to kiss the hero; and her father is running on the School Board on a non-smooching” platform. After a ticket rush by the three nosey PTA ladies, the play is put in motion. Opening night produces resounding success in which the sound-effects man, the prompter, and the school principal play the leading roles. The curtain falls as the coach keeps her job and her man. John’s chicken house is proclaimed a success, Kitty gets a hamburger, and the school keeps its frills.” CAST Jerry Jim Joe Tom LcMicux Boh Ed Mungcr Jean Kitty Kathrvn Gertrude Mary Murray PeKKY Mary Johnson Marilyn Beverly Umlor Eugene Vince Schoenhorn Harold Helen John Bob Crouse Miss Smith Janice Dracht Mr. Wheat Bob Ter A vest Mr. Change Mrs. Johnson Beverly Overmyer Mrs. Witt Joanne Gortcr Mrs. Gabb Judy Shavalicr Joncsy Sandy Zylstra Smithy Richard Feenstra Mr. Snell • • Director 9 Mr. E. Paul Young Student Director Beverly Walsh Business Manager Emily Horton Assistant Student Director Carol Blakeley Stage Manager Jerry Julien Make Up Chairman Sarah Lemieux Properties Co-Chairmen Wardrobe Co-Chaimen Maryde VanSingcr Judy Modderman, Usher Chairman Phyllis Umlor Pat Rohn U Senior Play Cast Seated: R. Crouse, J. Zimmer, J. Gorter, B. Umlor, S. Zylstra, M. Johnson, L. Murray. Standing: M. MoJdcrman, J. Dracht, J. Bar, R. Ulrich, M. Murray, R. Ter A vest, L. Kline. V. Schoenhom, C. Rcistcr, J. Shavalier, I. McClure, T. LeMieux, E. Munger. 53 56 bS saoiNnr Seated: K. Simpson, Treasurer; G. Schwartz, Vice President; C. Timmerman, Secretary; B. Rasmussen, President. Standing: Mr. Boeskool, Mrs. Taylor, Advisors. 59 Alderink, Phillip Allen, Charles Andersen, Karen Antonides, Terry Appelc, Karen Avery, Mary Benefield, Robert Bird, Kenneth Bliss, Paul Bauwkamp, Ronald Bronkema, Norma Brown, Marilyn Bursma, Betty Jean Bursma, Elaine Busman, Karen Cammeni;a, Beatrice Carlson, Carol Clayton, Ellen Chapman, Paul Clapp, James Clay, Rita Colegrove, Diane Cook, Janice Cooper, Terry- 39 £ orwin, Dour Crowley, Mary Ellen Cryderman, Juanita Davison, Jerry y n Doane, Ro - Draft. S Rorct Draft, Shcrryl Dyke, Jim Dumoulin, Micheline Edge, Sara Faye Engle, Don Erickson, Anna Ernst, Michael Harwell, Alberta Farrell, Margaret J. Finkler, Audrcv Flanders, Bryan jj Fliearman, Dick Fordham, Timothy Forncr, Floyd Fritz, Stephen Fuller, John Fynewcver, Margaret Goeree, Edward Goodheart, Nancy 60 Goosen, Anna Gould, Fred Gunncman, Barbara Hanchett, Marjorie Handlogten, Judy Harper, Theo Hastings, Lonny Hecksel, Bette Hccksel, Wayne Hein, Dale Hill, Nippy Hillman, Ken Holman, Bill Inman, David Holmes, Charles Hovingh, Donna Hufford, Doug Jager, Patricia Jarka, Phillip Johnson, Barbara Karopctyk, Rose Johnston, Owen Jewell, Roger Klein, Donna 61 Kline, Janet Koppenol, Betty Kromcr, Dorothy Kulicamp, Douk Lambregtse, Faye Loug, Dave Longneckcr, Frank Lcmmcn, Norma Lieffcrs. Calvin Findley, Ralph I Livingston, Pearl Luhen, Lois Lumsdcn, David Marek, Robert Marshall, James Marshall, Llovd Mutuk, Tony McNitt, Judith Meerman, Faith Metcalf. Ron Moddcrman, Roger Morris, Nancy Muller, Marlene Mummcrt, Robert Murray, Christine Myron, Lawerancc Nelson, David Peck, Joan Pclkcy, Robert Perrian, Vivian Praay, Miles Piccard, Elaine Prichard, John Prince, Kenneth Rassmussen, Robert Riestcr, Linda Ritr, Nancy Rollcnhagen, Janet Ruster, Judy Ryan, Thomas Saliers, Arlvn Scarphorn, Glenn Schippcrs, Daughn Schmidt, Donna 63 Schmidt, Marie Schoenborn, Marianne Schwartt, Gary Schultz, Bill Shook, Phillip Simpson, Kenneth Smith, Bill Snyder, Carroll Southland, Judy Spinner, Mary Lou Sprague, Lester Start, Sandra Stevens, Marilyn Swanson, Ragnor Syswerda, Roger Terpstra, Robert Throop, Clark Timmerman, Carol Tramper, Raymond Umlor, Ethyl Vandermate, Charles Vander Ploug, Wendel Vander Woude, Janice Vander Veen, Fred 64 Van Kampcn, Judy Van Ree, Cynthia Van Roy, Michael Walt, Delores Warnke, Jerry Weaver, Mary Jo Wicrsma, Glenn Wihert, Fred Wisniewski, Sandra Young, Dennis Zuidema, Mina JUNIOR PLAY The setting of the play was the Desmond’s living room in a quiet Northern town; the plot evolved around a week in the lives of eight teen- agers. At the beginning of the story, everybody was happy and the scene was a peaceful one. Then Mollie and her steady, Harry, arrived to introduce Molly’s sweet southern cousin, Lucy Lee Saunders, who had just steamed up from 1 ugboat. South Carolina, to pay Mollie a nice long visit. Harry was already so enthralled with Lucy Lee that he seemed to forget that Mollie even existed. Having conquered Harry, the little southern menace then began to woo Bruce with all her heavenly charms”. With this mission accomplished, the tiny temptress then sallied over to Tom Jackson whom she soon nicknamed Stonewall” after the Souths gallant southern general.” It wasn’t long after Lucy Lee came up for her nice long visit” that the sparks really began to fly. Jody, Jennie, and Mollie decided that the only solution to their prob- lem was to find a dream-boat who could sweep Lucy Lee right off her feet and take her beloved presence out of their midst. Now this left another problem, where would they find such a man.’ Then Jennie spotted Tom slouched on an armchair, reading a comic book, and munching on a banana. Immediately she devised a stupendous plan around turning Stonewall” into a dramatic wonder-man who any girl would swoon over. Unhesitantly, Jennie officially appointed herself to he Tom’s tennis teacher, Mollie his dance instructor and Jodie his—ah—flirting advisor. A week later Tom had been changed from a cookie snitching muncher” into a handsome, courteous, and talented gentleman. About this time one of Lucy Lee’s southern flames, Randolph Fitzhugh arrived on the scene with the intent purpose of carrying Lucy Lee back to South Carolina where she belonged”. Determined that she was not going to he bossed around by anyone, Lucy Lee now decided that she and Stonewall were engaged, much to the surprise of Stonewall. This announcement raised quite a clamor until Tom realized, with Jennie’s helpful hints, that Lucy Lee was not exactly his type and that Jennie was much the nicest person that he had ever known. By this time Mollie and Harry, and Jody and Bruce were all honey and sugar once again. Lucy Lee in an indignant huff had simmered back to Tugboat, escorted by Randolf of course. The girls’ plan of fightin fiah with fiah” had worked out very nicely and when the smoke cleared, they found their little world with a few changes, was much the same as it had been a week before. 66 67 6ft SOPHOMORES Sophomore Class Officers Adema, James Andresen, Tim Bar, John Barbrick, Glenn Barkel, Barry Barnett, Paul Barrett, Gary Bcnnink, Raymond Bos, Marian Bos, Wayne Burger, Patricia Bums, Donald Burnsma, Ronald Bush, Ruth Busman, Marjorie Chitman, Louise Clay, Bill Coffey, Gloria Coles, Nancy Cook, Betty Cooke, Jerry Cornell, Sherman Corwin, Janinc Crocker, Lane 7 Davis, Grace DeBoer, Luella DcCan, Gordon DeFouw, Gene Demoresc, Calvin DcWitt, Beverly Doombos, Kenneth Edge, Nadine Edwards, Norman Englert, Carl Finkler, Barbara o' Fish, M$ ha(el,U -V ’p + A r u o ir i 0 ? shcfy DaKp I FQr kam, Jacquelyn ° Garxelloni, James Gates, Marilyn T Groeneveld, Judith Gross, Bertha Grossenbacher, Gloria Halpin, Carol Hamstra, Carl Handlogtcn, Jane Harmsen, Barbara Hastings, Becky 72 Hecksel, Gar Hecksel, Karen Hcibel, Joan Helmick, Barbara Hill, Nancy Hock, James Holman, Judy Holzhay, Wilma Horling, Glenn Hovingh, Kenneth Huesing, Donald Hurd, Carol Ippcn, Ernest Irish, Joyce James, Charles James, Mary Jannenga, Beverly Jannenga, William Johnson, Tim Kalder, Paula Klenk, Mary Kline, Patricia Klein, Dick Kloosterhouse, Donald 73 4 . Koning, Joan Konyndyk, Angie Kraai, Loretta Kulicamp, Minard l.aNladline, Sally Lampe, Mary Lasko, Joanne Lcmmen, Judy Ltcffcrs, Shirley Lindgren, Barbara Long, Carol Longnccker, Carol Longnecker, Ruth Lowing, Duane McCarthy, Rose McCruaig, Murl McNitt, Carolyn Maka, Katherine Matuk, Phillip Meendcring, Gary Metcalf, Duane Millen, Dorothy Moelker, Neil Modderman, Mary Morris, Ronald Muyskcns, Marcia Myron, Kathleen Nowak, Karl Palen, Lester Parks, Joan Peck, Betty Phelps, Robert Probst, Doris Randall, Scott Reyers, Sally Ritchey, Beverly Rogers, Jerome Rohn, Jeanne Rohn, Sharon Robbins, Louise Rollenhagen, Anna Rollenhagen, Michelle Rose, Melvin Roskamp, John 75 Russell, William Schwartz, Ronald Shook, Janet Scott, Wendell Schoenborn, Edwin Schestag, Russell Sinderman, Roger Sikkema, Stanley Sietesma, Stephen Sietesma, Marvin Smoes, Jean Smith, Janice Smith, Carol Sprague, Bradley Sprague, Zelma Stchouwer, Charlene Swank, Sally Sullivan, Patricia Systma, Dorothy Timmerman, Roger Stevens, Jean 76 VanAcIst, Leon VanDoorn, Jean VanHaver, Bruce Vanderploeg, Robert Van IcrVeen, Sharon 1 Vceneman, Marc Versluis, Sheldon Verwoert, Ruth Ann VisRcrs, Nancy Wanner, Jamc Wallinga. Beverly Waterman, Larn Way, Robert Wcstrate, Dorothy Wibcrt, Charles Woodward, Nancy Wright, William Novakowski, Patricia 77 Autographs FRESHMEN 79 Freshmen Class Officers Seated: B. Rollenhagen, Treasurer; R. Winbush, Vice Presi- dent; D. Noe, President; M. Heckscl, Secretary. Standing: Mrs. Ruster, Mr. Vassallo, Advisors. ro Albrecht, Ester Alcook, Nancy Antonidcs, Nancy Archambcau, Rosemary Arands, Frances Aurich, Ward Barhrick, Linda Bench, Maria Bencfiel, Kenneth Bcnnct, Donald Bcnink, Norma Bosker, William Bouwkamp, Larry Bronkema, Doris Burns, Donald Bushman, Jerry- Busman, Richard Busman, Wesley Byslma, Virginia Card, Charlene Carlson, Maybelle Chapman, William Clapp, Ronald Clay, Rose 81 Clover, Sandra Coffey, Carol Col eg rove, Sandra Conley, Mike Corwan, Larry Karopczyk, Robert Crum, Pictronella Pavis, Niel Deboar, Joy Davenport, Marian Doan, Kean Dodge, Lois Draft, Ronald Dyke, LcRoy Edwards, Glen Eisen, Robert ) v Elcnbaas, Norman baMaaktn, Connie Eyer, Maryellcn Englert, Patricia Tinkler, Charles Finkler, Patricia Floehr, Sharon Forner, Glenn 82 Fritz, Deanna Fuller, Bonnie Gates, Virginia Golliver, Brenda Groeveld, Eldon Hartney, Lucille Flarper, Robert Hecksel, Emil Hecksel. Man Hecksel, Philip Helmick, Mary Herick, Wilmot J. Hetzman, Gail Hober, Calvin Hookwater, William Homan, Jack Holmes, Mary Housler, Barbra Ilyzy, Lawerance Jarsma, Gan’ Jarka, Terry Johnson, John Johnson, Kay Juhb, Howard 83 Klicn, Ellen Klicn, Steven Klicn, Roger Knoper, Gerald Lintjer, MW Lowing, David Lowing, Lornia Ludlow, Lila Lampc, Ronald Larken, Leonard Lemieux, Eugene Lemke, Janet Lcssicn, Nancy Marshal, Lima McKinley, Susan Meendcring, Harlan Merkins, Phyllis Mycr, Darlene 84 Mycr, Yvonne Miller, Thomas Miszewski, Patrick Mollencamp, George Noe, Diane Nuland, Anna Nuland, John Patrick, Ronald Peck, Guy Pelky, Bernard Peterson, Robert Plumton, Richard Poelma, Dorthy Post, Betty Potgettcr, Robert Praav, Emma Prince, Joanne Pulte, Joseph Reed, Richard Reynolds, James Rohen, Thomas Rohn, James Rollcnhagen, Bonnie Ruster, Thomas 85 Ryan, James Rycr, Ronald Scharporn, Robert Scherff, Gerard Schiele, Donald Schippers, Gerald Schmidt, Jerry Schmidt, Karen Schoenhorn, Marlene Seba, Beth Cheyne, Floyd Sichterman, Edward Smith, Susan Snyder, Raymond Snyder, Yvonne Southland, Jerry Spinner, John Stacly, Dan Sterzer, Dave Stile, James Sweers, Alice Sweers, David Schwallicr, Richard Throop, Karen 86 Thurkettle, Norman Tilley, Shirley Tramper, Neva Ulrich, Kita Van Buren, James Van Kcmpen, Cornelius Van Wyke, Roger Vandcr Jagt, Rodger Versluis, Patricia Vladika, Charlene Walcott, Lee Wallinga, Janet Way, Janice Wells, Kathryn Wells, William Westover, Judy Westveld, Roger White, Marilyn White, Nancy Wiersma, Kenneth Wimhush, Robert Wisniewski, Delores Wolbrink, Bette Woodard, Sue Ellen 87 Wright, Barbara Dcfouw, Mary Ann DeStagcr, Gary Horter, Shirley Lcssien, Nancy Micndering, Gloria Novakowski, Victora Rister, Nancy Schwalter, Richard Smithc, Mary Van Kempen, Laurina The yearbook staff regrets that these pictures did not arrive in time to be placed in alphabetical order. 88 OUR JUNIOR HIGH 89 Seventh Grade Girls First row: Mrs. Hanchctt, M. Buist, S. Russell, I. Timmerman, M. Mcindertsma, L. Van Wykc, Mr. Reyff. Second row: P. Riisberg, K. Bennett, L. Walt, Y. Myron, S. Hoople, P. Sullivan, M. Hccksel, L. Lowing, I). Hook. Third row: J. Frazier, S. VanZytvcld, M. Flicrman, E. Struick, J. Reyen, L. Vcncma, C. Albrecht, M. Smocs. Seventh Grade Boys First row: F. Johnson, J. Hclmick, L. Steele, B. Langlois, C. Pritchard, A. Hoban, M. Ben- nink, M. Carmody, R. DcWitt, A. Langlois, R. Hccksel, C. Gilbert, D. Brown. Second row: J. VanDoorn, N. Rohcn, J. Barkel, J. Meycring, I). Noorman, C. VanRiper, P. Strodtback, J. Lillihridgc, A. Jones, D. Drooger, P. Unger, D. Drooger, J. Leach. Third row: D. Timmerman, E. Pamey, P. Barbrick, J. Franklin, L. Morris, A. Swanson, D. Campbell, D. Hclmick, J. Fisher, D. Barkel, H. Hulst, R. Kamps, S. Wimbush. Fourth row: Mr. Reyff, Mn. Hanchett. 90 Eighth Grade Girls First row: L. Brown, V. Schwindt, M. Phillips, J. Mattcson, J. Start, L. Smith, K. M odder- man, J. Kastelin, B. Kimble, C. Rogers. Second row: M. VanDcnBrink, M. Wicland, H. McAuley, C. Dudersluys, N. Lietfers, M. Dehn, I). Syswcrda, H. Buist, N. Goosch, S. Carr. Third row: N. Modderman, R. Main. L. VanHaver, C. McClure, R. Bronkcma, C. Jones, R. Appelt. M. Koerber, N. Bush, J. Lemieux, R. Rollenhagcn. Fourth row: Miss Boer, Mr. Bennett. Eighth Grade Boys First row: D. White, J. Fitzpatrick, E. Probst, R. Holman, M. Andersen, W. Robinson, L. VanAllshurg, H. Irish, R. Showers, D. Lindgrcn. Second row: A VcnRoy, B. Lemieux, G. Buist, M. Dyke, S. Marshall, L. Smocs, E. Start J. Johnson, R. Willard, D. Hekhuis, D. Marck, G. Averill, J. Schwallier. Third row: R. Schultz, W. Pcmbrook, B. Robbins, R. Fliearman, C. Clayton, B. Bronkema, D. Gates, J. Hendricks, E. Laug, G. Eisen, D. Shavalier, C. Holamn, H. Langlois, G. Elzinga. Fourth row: Miss Boer, Mr. Bennett. 91 92 SPORTS 93 Varsity Football First row: J. Kriger, R. Rasmassen, J. Fisher, F. Russell, R. Marek, K. Simpson, R. Dodge, C. Albrecht, R. Ter A vest, R. Crouse, O. Smith. Second row: Coach, G. Timmerman; C. Schilling, L. Sprague, B. Holman, K. Hillman, F. Longnecker, R. Pelky, B. Ben, P. Bliss, Asst. Coach, F. Colegrove. Third row: B. Barkel. R. Flierman, J. Plute, R. Feenstra, J. Marshall, E. Kelly, L. Hastings, C. Wibert, F. Wibert, B. Flanders, R. Metcalf. VARSITY FOOTBALL Date School Home Visitors Place September 20 North Muskegon i 0 6 Here September 27 Sparta 2 28 Here October 4 Zeeland 0 7 Here October 11 Hudsonville 13 6 There October 16 Hart 6 0 There October 25 Whitehall 27 7 There November 1 Comstock Park 26 6 Here November 8 Fremont 27 101 0 60 There 94 95 Reserve Football First row: C. Finkler, J. Kohn, J. Garzelloni, B. Hoekwater, P. Englert, R. Versluis, W. Aurich, D. Metcalf, T. Andersen. Second row: W. Wells, L. Palen, T. Jarka, J. Reynolds, J. Holman, T. Rohm, J. Stiles, J. Schippcrs, E. LcMieux, D. Lowing, R. Wimbush, C. Hober, R. Y’anderjagt. Third row: H. Judd, N. Edwards, C. DcMorcst, E. Broneveld, S. Randall, J. Johnson, B. VanHaver, L. Larkin, W. Bosman. P. Misrewski, G. DeCan, G. Ed wars, H. Harris, Coach. RESERVE FOOTBALL 1957 Date School Home Visitors Place September 26 Sparta 32 0 There October 3 Zeeland 12 14 There October 10 Hudsonville 20 13 Here October 17 Oakley 12 12 Here October 31 Comstock Park 26 20 There November 7 Fremont 6 7 Here 108 66 96 Varsity Basketball First row: B. Sprague, Manager: R. Kriger, C. Throop, G. Schwartz, M. Smith, A. Farrell, C. Snyder, Manager. , Second row: L. Flast.ngs, R. Modderman, W. Vanderploeg, R. TerAvest, J. risher, K. Simpson, R. Rasmussen, A. Vassallo, Coach. BOY’S VARSITY BASKETBALL 1957-1958 Home Visitor Big Rapids 42 37 Sparta 56 38 Comstock Park 46 43 Grand Haven 41 44 Zeeland 54 56 Hudsonville 48 62 Whitehall 64 53 Fremont 51 60 Rockford 61 49 Sparta 59 42 Comstock Park 51 45 North Muskegon 46 57 Zeeland 54 59 Hudsonville 52 50 Fremont 62 61 Godwin 61 54 Zeeland District 54 66 97 Reserve Basketball First row; J. Johnson, B. VanHaver, W. Wrisht, B. Barkel, C. Wibcrt, J. Reynolds, G. Barrett, E. LeMicux. Second row: Coach —Mr. Colcgrovc, C. James, T. Andresen, R. Versluis, P. Barnett, J. Rohn, L. Waterman, G. Schcrff, R. Vandcrploes, D. Metcalf, J. Garzelloni, .Manger — C. DeMorest. Home Visitor Big Rapids 38 50 Sparta 50 43 Comstock Park 30 37 Grand Haven 16 51 Zeeland 40 42 Hudsonville 44 52 Whitehall 60 48 Fremont 52 66 Rockford 34 42 Sparta 50 34 Comstock Park 33 30 North Muskegon 42 57 Zeeland 37 60 Hudsonville 44 54 Fremont 47 59 Godwin 49 76 98 Girls’ Basketball First row: J. Bar, D. Schmidt, D. Schippers, C. Ludema, R. Moddcrman, C. Van Rcc, P. Rohn. Back rou : S. Edge, P. Berber, B. Hastings, J. Thiss, J. Smoes, J. Handlogtcn, Miss Streeter, J. VanDoorn, R. Bush, M. Pocl, C. Meerman, J. Zimmer, C. Timmerman. GIRLS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Home Visitor Sparta 31 31 Hudsonville Unity 39 12 Comstock Park 30 15 Hudsonville Unity 16 13 Comstock Park 38 30 Sparta 27 28 Semi-Finals Comstock Park 37 27 Sparta 20 27 too Junior High Basketball Team First row: R. Showers, C. Pritchard, J. Leach, S. Wimbush, J. Schwallier, J. Van Doom, M. Bennink, J. Hoban, F. Johnson. Second row: Mr. Timmerman, B. LcMieux, D. Hckhuis, R. Schultz, J. Fisher, B. Bronkcma, G. Eisen, J. Shavalier, J. Johnson, S. Marshall. Junior High Cheerleaders Front row: D. Hook, K. Bennett, Y. Myron, V. Schwindt, P. Ricsbcrg. Second row: L. Lowing, N. Bush, R. Rollenhagen, N. Modderman, L. VanHaver, J. Frazier, S. Carr. 102 Tennis First row: C. James, S. Zylstra, E. Sichterman, B. VanderPlocg, R. Conran, L. Murray. Back row: J. Lieffers, J. Dyke, S. Randall, P. Shook, J. Roskamp, Mr. Vassallo. TENNIS SCHEDULE April 1 Cedar Springs Home April 11 Comstock Park Home April 16 Fremont Away April 18 Grand Haven Away April 23 Zeeland Away April 25 Sparta Home April 30 Comstock Park Away May 2 Fremont Home May- 6 Muskegon Away May 9 Zeeland Home May 12 Cedar Springs Away May 14 Sparta Away May 23 Regionals Holland 103 Track First row: O. Smith, G. Schwartz, B. Rasmussen, C. Holmes, K. Simpson, L. Hastings, P. Alderink, H. Aurich, L. Klein, A. Farrell, B. Merrik. Second row: K. Bird, R. Knauf, K. Prince, D. Flierman, C. Lieffers, C. Demorest, A. Johnson, G. Sharphorn, R. Modderman, E. Goerec, G. Clapp, B. Karopczyk, R. Doanc, M. Ernst, J. Clapp, T. Cooper, Coach — Mr. Timmerman. Third row: G. DeFouw, C. Schilling, R. VanWyke, B. Versluis, D. Metcalf, J. Scherff, B. Winbush, P. Miszcwski, B. Schultz, B. Pelky, E. Lemieux, D. Klien, M. VanRoy B. Holman, L. Palen, J. Holman. TRACK SCHEDULE April 8 Rockford Home April 1 1 Sparta Away April 18 Zeeland Away April 25 Comstock Park Home May 2 Fremont Away May 9 Hudsonville Away May 13 League Preliminary at Fremont May 15 League Meet at Fremont May 17 State Regionals May 24 State Finals Second Team Basketball First row: D. Burns, C. Hober, R. Bennink, G. Edwards, J. Schippcrs, J. Kraai, S. Sickter- man, S. Sietesma, B. Hockwater. Second row: W. Scott, J. Pulte, L. Dyke, D. Burns, J. Roskamp, R. Draft, M. Sietcsam, P. Miszewske, N. Ellcnbas. 104 Varsity Baseball First row: D. Swcers, J. Marshall, B. TerAvest, J. Englesman, D. Demull, R. Crouse, K. Hillman, J. Rohn, B. Flanders. Second row: O. Johnson. J. Kriger, C. Albrecht, J. Syswerda, J. Pulte, R. Syswerda, B. Jager, R. Kriger, R. Metcalf. D. Hine, Mr. Colegrove. BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 3 Grand Haven Away April 23 Unity Christian Home April 24 Comstock Park Home lay 1 Sparta Away May 8 Zeeland Home May 12 Unity Christian Away May 15 Hudson ville Away May 19 Zeeland Away May 27 Fremont Home May 29 Grand Haven Home 105 Second Team Baseball First row: M. Conley, L. Corwin, R. Bennink, D. Lowing, W. Aurich, S. Sichtcrman, H. Judd, S. Sichterman, B. Potgetter, R. Vandcrjagt. Second row: P. Barnett, P. Englert, D. Bennink, D. Huesing, L. Dyke, M. Sichterman. R. Reed, J. Wagner, C. Finkler. Third row: Mr. McGarey, W. Wells, R. Kline, G. Barrett, R. Schwartz. SECOND TEAM BASEBALL 1958 April 22 Marne Home April 24 Fremont Home April 30 Grand Haven Away May 2 Zeeland Away May 5 Fremont Away May 6 Marne Away May 14 Grand Haven Home May 16 Zeeland Home May 22 Fremont Home May 27 Fremont Away 106 ACTIVITIES 107 Student Council First row: T. Andresscn, Calendar Man; R. Crouse, President; C. VanRcc, Serjeant-at- arms; J. VanDoorn, Secretary; L. Kline, Treasurer; R. Rasmussen, Vice President; Miss Hannum, J. Fordham. Second row: J. Way, B. Johnson, A. Finklcr, D. Colegrove, J. Southland, L. Luben, R. Rollenhagen, A. Miszewski, N. Hoodjeart, R. Ulrich, J. Corwin, P. Finkler, F. Johnson. Third row: M. Poel, J. Shavalier, J. Rollenhager, J. Dracht, M. Modderman, B. VanHaver, B. TerAvest, R. Syswerda, R. Timmerman, R. Knauf, N. Antonides, R. Jewel, L. Lemeiux, D. Walt, Mr. Blakkan. 108 Annual Staff First rows Mr. La Duke, Sue Alger, Karen Andersen Second row: Herm Aurich, Janet Lundberg, Ron Maka ndberg, Ron Mai 109 Sentinal Staff Seated: E. Horton, L. Rycenga. Standing: Mr. DeGeus, R. Brucn, K. Baudus. R. Lintjer, Mrs. VanDoom. 110 Autographs 111 112 Varsity Club First row: C. Albrecht, R. Flierman, R. Ter A vest, R. Metcalf, L. Sprague. S. Zylstra, G. Timmerman, Coach. Second row: L. Murray, R. Kriger, F. Wihert, R. Marek, J. Syswerda, R. Dodge, O. Smith, R. Crouse, J. Kriger, K. Hillman, Mr. Colegrovc. Third row: J. Englesman, M. Smith, R. Feenstra, K. Simpson, J. Fisher, S. Randall, R. Rasmussen, A. Farrell, G. Swartz. 113 Pep Club First row: M. Rollcnhagcn, J. Hursma, J. Kline, R. VcrWocrt, D. Frier, B. Hastings, C. VanRcc, M. Crowley, M. Fynewever. Second row: E. McAuly, L. Barbric, K. Troop, C. Mccrman, J. Ponshair, M. Horten, M. Lampc, B. Walbrink, C. Blakely, L. Six, J. Lundberg. Third row: H. Crum, B. Y’anderVcldc, N. Y'anderjagt, M. Myskcns, N. Edge, B. Kop penol, J. Sbavalier, K. Hook, M. Kastelin, J. Rollenhager, P. Umlor, S. Y'anderVcen, Miss DcGlopper. Fourth row: R. Bush, J. Thiss, J. Lemcn, L. Michalak, J. Dracht, J. Y'an Doom, R. Lint jer, J. Handlogten, C. Ludema, J. Smoes, J. Moddcrman, L. Rysenga, B. Umlor, S. Reyers. Pep Club First row: C. Carlson, K. Andersen, M. Zuideman, J. Zimmer, M. Pool, K. Baldus, Miss DeGloppcr, D. Schmit, P. Kennedy, J. Shook, N. Bronkema, M. Bench. Second row: P. Finkler, J. Ruster, E. Fish, G. Wagner, N. Hill, J. Zokas, K. Myron, K. Schmit, M. DuMoulin, J. Bar, C. Longncckcr, N. Morris. Third row: M. Muller, A. Finkler, J. Westovcr, M. VanSinger, G. Davis, J. Stevens, B. Lindgren, B. Bursma, S. Woodword, C. Carol, T. Andersen, M. Cooper, P. Rohn, D. Wisniske, R. Ulrich, S. Colegrove. Fourth row: D. Colegrove, C. Murray, F. Lambregtse, B. Gunncman, J. Gorier, J. Yran Doom, B. Heckscl, C. VanWeedle, R. Moddcrman, E, Voshcl, V. Scott, E. Horton, B. Cammcnga, B. Cook, J. Southland, J. Smith. 114 Varsity Cheerleaders Bottom three: K. Andersen, N. Bronkema, J. Zimmer. Top three: J. Shook, M. Zuidema, D. Schmidt. Second Team Cheerleaders Left to Right: S. Colegrove, K. Throop, J. VanDoom, J. Peck, J. Westover. 115 F. F. A. First row: L. Walcott, G. Handlogten, G. HcckscI, L. Sprague, B. Holman, A. Vissers, D. Engle, L. Myron, I). Kulicamp, Mr. Harris. Second row: J. Spinner, C. Finkler, S. Kline, R. Crihley, T. Johnson, R. Kline, R. Bennink, F. A rends, D. Hein, W. Bos, H. Mccdering, C. Schilling, T. John- son, T. Knoper, G. Jarsma, K. Benneficld. Third row: H. Judd, C. Allen, B. Irish, R. Snyder, B. Krigcr, I). Bennink, J. Stillc, G. Molenkamp, J. Rogers, B. Jager, B. Boskar, J. Kriger, D. Lowing, R. Jewell, D. Kline, R. Eisen. Fourth row: T. Rohn, J. Wagner, T. Fordham, C. Nowak, R. Knouf, F. Forner, L. Kline, R. Marrick, G. Horling, B. Flanders, R. Reed, W. Hecksel, E. Schoen- horn, M. Sietsma, F. Hein. Fifth row: W. Busman, B. Scharphorn, K. Prince, C. Hamstra, G. Scharphorn, M. Walcott, C. VanderMate, T. Antonides, E. Goeree, J. Johnson, R. Maka, P. Davis, D. Kraai, L. Dyke. 4-H and Home Ec. Club First row: G. Grossenbacher, D. Noe, J. Van Kampcn, J. Dracht, M. Van Singer, E. Voshel, P. Rohn. Second row: S. Alger, B. Lowing, L. Kraai, B. Overmyer, M. Koning, M. Muyskens, J. Stevens, E. McAuley, C. Blakeley, J. Stevens, J. West- over, C. Halpin, Mrs. Vanderhyde, advisor. 116 Math and Science Club First row: C. Timmerman, M. Veeneman, M. Moddcrman, R. Conran, B. Johnson, M. Murray, M. Johnson. Second row: R. Ulrich, M. Weaver, W. Radakovitz, R. Metcalf, T. Ruster, E. Clayton, L. Murray, B. Sprague, S. Edge, M. Brown. Third row: J. Marshall, K. Nowak, P. Spook, L. Myron, R. Feenstra, S. Randall, K. Doornbos, T. LeMelux, P. Aldcrink, J. Lciffers, B. Terpstra. Fourth row: Miss Moxon, Mrs. Taylor, Mr. Holmes. ■ 117 Future Nurses Club First row: Mrs. Wenger, M. Johnson, G. Wagner, J. Southland, S. Edge, M. Murray, Miss Hannum. Second row: R. Ulrich, J. Zokas, S. LaMadlin, P. Rohn, N. Bronkcma, G. Davis, S. Wisniewski, C. Timmerman, C. Longncckcr, S. Lemciux. Third row: C. Card, J. Bar, J. VanDoorn, B. Umlor, E. McAulcy, R. VerWocrt, L. Six, J. Gortcr, G. Grossenhachcr, J. Lundbcrg, M. Muller. Fourth row: D. Skipper, M. Weaver, C. Mecrman, G. Meendering, B. Koppenol, J. Dracht, R. Lintjer, J. Lemmcn, N. Edge, B. DcWitt, S. Start. Future Teachers Club First row: Mr. Spect, advisor; S. Miszewski, J. Hoek, J. Dracht, W. Scott, J. Smith, Mr. Noe. Second row: J. Heibel, N. Hill, A. Finkler, M. Hanchctt, M. Rollenhagen, B. Post, C. Ryder, B. Johnson, M. Brown. Third row: J. McNitt, B. Wallinga, C. Stehouwcr, L, Klein, J. VanderWoude, A. Mallory, K. Appclt, J. Handlogten, J. Shavalier. 118 Library Club First row: M. Smith, N. Zimmer, I). Sullivan, S. Alger, N. Y'andcrjagt, J. Shavalier, G. Clapp. Second row: M. Y'anSinger, L. Wolf, E. McAuley, T. Lasko, B. Thompson, E. Fish, S. Lemieux, Mrs. Robinson. Third row: D. Nelson, B. Walsh, L. Lowing, R. Fuller, M. Venema, T. Antoides, C. Reister, E. Kolberg, B. Irish. 119 Bible Club L hj Xs C crtSl - XAJOV l '. G aJ: Yvc a 5 1 ' First row: L. Barbric, G. Grosscnbacher, R. Ulrich, N. Vander Jagt, J. Dyke, A. Visscrs, M. Modderman, L. Ludlow, B. Wolbrink, J. Way. Second row: D. Warner, R. Longnecker, L. La Madlin, M. Smits, B. Wright, M. Mulier, J. Wallinga, B. Lowing, L. Lowing, M. Carlson, M. Spinner. Third row: F. Meerman, D. Wcstrate, R. Verwoert, L. Sprague, L. Luben, S. Start, L. Robbins, B. DeWitts, M. Konning, P. VerSluis, N. Vissers, B. Heckscl, J. Konning. Fourth row: J. McNitt, M. Bos, J. Handlogten, B. Wallinga, F. Wibert, M. Myskcns, I. McClure, M. Crum. Fifth row: C. Ludema, D. Walt, J. Handlogten, R. Schwartz, M. Vcnema, G. Handlogten, K. Hovingh, C. Wibert, L. Michalak, N. Bcnnick, J. Shavalicr, Mr. Boeskool. Hall Monitors Club First row: K. Bushman, B. Johnson, N. Bronkema, C. VanRee, L. Hastings, D. Walt, N. Zimmer, R. Jewel, P. Umlor. D Second row: Mr. Blakkan, M. VanSingcr, P. Matuk, G. Davis, F. Lambregtse, . Gunne man, B. Umlor, S. Edge, K. Baldus, J. VanKampcn, R. Longnecker, N. Hill, Miss Third row B . Cammenga, K. Hillman, R. VanWyke, P. Chapman, F. Mcerman, L. Luben. B. Koppenol, H. Crum, M. Pocl, S. Harmscn, D. Sullivan. Fourth row: R. Conran, J. Modderman, J. Handlogtcn, C. Troop, T. Matuk, M. Ernst, B. VanHavcr, R. Maka, J. Davison, L. Michalak. P. Miszewski. D. Kline. J. McNitt. 121 Queen, King, Court Bob Ter Avcst, Jach Fisher, l-onne Hastings, Leo K'ine, Paul Bliss, Cob Kriger, Bob Crouse, King; Pat KenneJy, Queen; Debbie Wagner, Diane Colgrove, Norma Bronkema, Donna Schmidt, Vicki Scott, Cvnth'a Van Rcc. The big even: of the 1957 football season fell on October 4; the night of Homecoming at Averill Field. The weather was beautiful as the Coopersville Broncos took on the Zeeland Chix. The kick off” was at 7:30. The Broncos needed everything they had to come out with a 7-0 victory. The preparations for the Homecoming were made by the Pep Club. The Student Council had charge of the elections at which the student body elected King, Bob Crouse and Queen, Pat Kennedy to reign for the year 1957 - 1958. The Pep Club decorated the queen’s float (which was not used the last minute because the hitch broke.) So the Queen and her court rode in convertibles instead. The Alumni Associa- tion had a contest for the best decorated cars. Four prizes be- ing given. The Alumni provided the judges, who did a very fine job. A 7:00 p.m. the High School Band led the parade con- sisting of the Queen and her court, followed by the decorated cars and the cheerleaders. The parade route went down Main Street and back to school. During the half-time ceremonies, Miss Sharon Nordwall, Queen of 1956-57, crowned the Queen. The band marched into a formation of a crown and played a fanfare. After the game many people came to the dance in the High School gymnasium sponsored by the Alumni Association. The entertainment was furnished by John Zysk Orchestra. Joanne Bar announced the activities of the members of the court as they walked up to the throne. Members of the court were, Debbie Wagner, Bob Kriger, Donna Schmidt, Lonny Hastings, Vicki Scott, Jack Fisher, Cynthia Van Ree, Bob Ter Avest, Norma Bronkema, Leo Klein, Diane Colegrove, and Paul Bliss. ( Because of illness. Bob Rasmussen was unable to take his place in the court.) Following the court came the Queen, Pat Kennedy and King, Bob Crouse, followed by the crown bearers Steven Rush and Connie Hoople. After the King was crowned by the Queen, they and their court started the dancing for the night. This was a very enjoyable evening for everyone. 123 COOPERSV1LLE HIGH SCHOOL Vocal Music Department AN OLD SWEETHEART OF MINE An Operetta By Julian Grey Thursday, Friday, April 17, 18, 1958 8:00 P. M. CAST OF CHARACTERS Martin Higgins Ma” Higgins Angie Bradford Orphan Annie Linda Stuart Elwood Whitney. . Valentine Thomas Vicky Thomas Grant Thomas Austin Findlay Julie Findlay...... Lem Whitcomb Elvira............. Sandra Henderson.......... ..........Leo Klein Nancy Ritz Iva Lane McClure Judy Holman Debbie Wagner Rodney Shimmel Jerry Dyke Shirley Merryman ......Clark Reister ......Terry Cooper Marsha Cooper Philip Shook Margaret Fynewever ...Cynthia Van Ree Ross Conran SYNOPSIS OF SCENES The entire action takes place outside the Hilltop Hotel in the Maryland mountains, during the present era. ACT ONE: A day in summer. ACT TWO: Scene One: The next morning. Scene Two: A moonlight evening. Some time later. Director ............................................................Jack Boeskool Student Director Marlene Muller Pianists ...............................Marcia Muyskins, Nancy Vissors Prompters Janyce Vander Woude, Brenda Vander Velde SOPRANO ALTO Nancy Alcook Ruth Bush Carol Carlson Gail Hetzman Nadine Edge Barb Johnson Barb Gunneman Marilyn Kastilin Mary Hecksel Judy Lemmon Emily Horton Marjorie McNitt Kathy Karel Celia Meerman Pearl Livingston Carolyn Meendertsma Louise Meerman Sally Reyers Linda Reister Daughn Schipper Nancy Reister Donna Schmidt Bonnie Rollenhagen Beth Seba Carol Ryder Jean Smoes Marie Schmidt Dorothy Sullivan Marianne Schoenhorn Carol Timmerman Carol Smith Jeanne Van Doom Marilyn Stephens BASSES Jean Stevens Betty Barkel Karen Throop Paul Barnett Nancy Vander Jagt Ross Conran Sue Woodard Jerry Davison TENORS Richard Fuller Larry Bouwkamp Gordon Handlogtcn Jim Hock Bill Janncnga David Nelson Doug Kulicamp Bob Paterson Tom Le Mieux Jerry Southland Frank Longnccker Alvin Visscrs Melvin Modderman USHERS Glenda Meendering Phyllis Merkins Joan Parks Pat Sullivan Marjic Busman Shirley Tilley 175 Senior Band Kneeling: A. Kinkier, Secretary; R. Ulrich, President; N. Hill. First row: G. Davis, D. Lowing, P. Chapman, C. Snyder, N. White. Second row: J. Handlogtcn, B. Rollenhagen, M. Heckscl, M. Brown, E. Albrecht, C. Meerman, R. Shimmcl, C. Stchouwcr, G. Coffey, O. Johnston, G. Grossenhacher, M. Rollenhagen. Third row: L. Rcister, B. Chapman, J. Lcmke, M. White, D. Engel, C. Blakeley, L. Van- Aelst, J. Rustcr, R. Schestag, J. Hoek, A. Sailers, C. Demorest, W. Bos, B. Vander Ploeg, L. Waterman, S. Randall, T. Wright, R. Schwartz, J. Davison, K. Hoving. Fourth row: M. Hanchett, M. Horton, B. Sprague, Mr. Wiggers, Director, C. Reister, V. Pres.; K. Bird, D. Inman, O. Smith, Treasurer; J. Syswerda, D. Kloosterhouse, R. Longneckcr, R. Syswerda, R. Van Wvkc. Absent: D. Schmidt. Junior Band First row: R. Rollenhagen, President; J. Leach, V. Schivinct, K. Davis, R. Bronkema, S. Van Haver. SecoiH row: R. Ho'man, M. Phillips, K. Bennett, L. Smith, D. Stacey, A. Hohan, J. Kastelin, E. Sichterman, E. Laug. ThirJ row: S. VanZytvcld, E. Schmidt, N. Bush, R. Mallory, G. Averill, R. Draft, M. Mod derman, D. Barkcl, C. Holman, K. Bcncfiel, J. Lillibridgc, C. Coffe, J. Salicrs, D. Shavalier, Secretary; D. Syswcrda, M. Bcnnink, D. Lowing, J. Holman. Fourth row: B. Peterson, C. McClure, D. Lindgrcn, M. Andersen, Treasurer; V. Myron, D. Fisher, B. Fliearman, Vice President; Mr. Wiggers, Director. Absent: L. Slaughterm, N. Schipper. Pep Band First row: G. Davis, B. Lowing, J. Handlogtcn, C. Blakeley, N. White, C. Rcistcr, M. Hanchett, L. VanAclst, J. Rustcr, R. Schestag, E. Albrecht. Second row: K. Bird, R. VanWyke, J. Davidson, K. Hoving. 127 Girls’ Sextet L. Rcistcr, B. Wallinga. N. Visscrs, J. Shavalicr, V. Gates, G. Hatsma, M. Cooper. Boys’ Ensemble First row: L. Klein, L. Bouwkamp, J. Davison, N. Vissers, C. Re is ter, F. Longnecker. Second row: J. Dyke, M. Alderink, P. Shook, T. Cooper, J. Warnkc, R. Timmerman, J. Hock, T. LeMicux. 128 Girls’ Glee Club First row: N. Reister, P. Sullivan, C. Ryder, D. Longneckcr, M. Hcckscl, K. Karel, B. Lind- gren, V. Perrin, C. Timmerman, J. Wcstovcr, N. Vissers, Mr. Boeskool. Second row: P. Collivcr, P. Livingston, D. Sytsma, B. Rollcnhagen, J. Smith, N. Lessien, P. Mcrkins, P. Idsenga, S. Woodard, J. Wallenga, M. Kastelin, N. Alcook, K. Hccksel. Third row: A. Goosen, J. Stevens, D. Fritr, S. Rohen, M. Stephens, C. Smith, C. Hurd, N. Edge, V. Lemmen, S. Tilley, L. Barbrick. Mixed Chorus Second row: M. Gates, M. Lintjcr, G. Hicftje, S. Vandcr Veen, B. Writht, J. Vankcmpen, T. Harper, M. Weaver, S. Lieffers, P. Versluis, C. Mcindertsma, F. Lamhregtse, B. Golliver, Mr. Boeskool. Third row: K. Throop, B. Hastings, J. Southland, B. Wimbush, R. Bushman, J. Rohn, D. Schiele, Risen, J. Adema, R. Morris, J. Wagner, M. Crum, M. McMitt, J. Kline. Fourth row: G. Mcendering, M. Busman, E. Piccard, R. Way, H. Meendering, D. Nelson, R. Winbush, J. Fuller, J. Davison, R. Timmerman, F. Longnecker, M. Horton, R. Bush, J. Smoes. 129 Madrigal Singers First row: M. Murray, G. Warner, S. Merryman, M. Cooper, N. Ritz, J. Holman, J. Gorter, I. McClure, C. VanRee, M. Fynewever, M. Myskens. Second row: J. Dyke, T. Cooper, L. Klein, C. Reistcr, T. LeMieux, R. Shimmci. Varsity Choir First row: M. Cooper, N. Zimmer, E. Horten, V’. Scott, M. Smits, S. Merryman, L. Reis ter, J. Bar, C. Carlson, K. Bcllville, J. Zokas, J. Holman, G. Wagner, N. Ritz, J. Gorter, M. Murray, B. Johnson, J. Zimmer, E. Fish, M. Muller, C. VanRee. Second row: R. Brown, D. Walt, J. Shavalicr, L. Six, J. Thiss, J. Crydcrman, J. Van- Doom, C. VanWeelde, M. Schoenbom, M. Schmidt, J. Stevens, B. Thompson, I. McClure, D. Schippers, L. Lubben, M. Fynewever, S. Rcyers, B. Lowing, B. Umlor, Mr. Boeskool. Third row: C. Ludcma, L. Michalak, N. Vanderjagt, T. Cooper, L. Boukamp, S. Fritz, J. Marshall, P. Shook, D. Kulicamp, D. Young, B. Barkcl, J. Warnke, C. Reister, R. Conran, P. Barnett, H. Crum, B. VandcrVclde, L. Rycenga, K. Baldus. Fourth row: R. Lintjcr, B. DeWitt, L. Kline, M. Alderink, J. Hoek, A. Vissers, J. Dyke, G. Handlogten, R. Lindley, W. VanHoutcn, R. Shimmel, R. TerAvest, T. LeMieux, R. Fuller, M. Modderman, C. Mccrman, M. Myskens, J. Van Doom. 130 Cooks Mrs. Laug, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Shook, Mrs. Veldman, Mrs. Laug, Mrs. Brown Kitchen Crew First row: J. Bursma, S. Wisniewski, N. Morris. Second row: C. Stephens, V. Schoenbom, R. Knauf, E. Miller, R. Mum mert, R. Courtade, M. James. 131 Autographs 132 Bus Drivers H. Oostcrheert, R. DeMeester, D. Bos, W. Bos, A. Lind berg, M. Rosskamp, P. Van Haver L. Cook, J. Flowers, De Boer, A. Smoes, Peck, R. Reames, L. Radford. 1)3 The Library The Lunch Line Quiet Please Hurrv Please 133 MOfilLGAS A Bie t )Mjhes to the Students and Faculty JAKOLAT BROS. MOBIL PRODUCTS MOBILOIL A 6 and Kinney Road Walker Station Grand Rapids, Michigan Phone R12-3144 m. to 9:30 p. m. S H Green Stamps KUTSCHE’S HARDWARE 328 Monroe Avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich. 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ACCESSORIES GAS and Oil CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '58 MEL’S SERVICE STATION CITIES SERVICE MEL TER AVEST HARRY RUSH Phone 9110 On U. S. 16 COOPERSVILLE MICHIGAN DONALD NUTT Dealer in QUALITY DAIRY COWS PHONE 37 RAVENNA, MICHIGAN M4 THE COOPERSVILLE REFORMED CHURCH Founded March 10, 1854 REV. PETER J. MUYSKENS, Pastor Phone 85 We extend to all the Seniors our heartiest congratulations and best wishes for their success in life. We express to the school, faculty and administration, our gratitude for the service you render to us and with us in developing the lives of our youth. And to all the young people we offer a most cordial welcome to share with us in the blessings of the Gospel of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. SUNDAY SERVICES Morning worship...................9:30 a.m. Sunday School...................11:00 a. m. Evening worship .................7:30 p.m. YOUNG PEOPLE'S CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR MEETS EVERY WED. AT 7:15 P. M. 157 Church Phone 89 Pastor's Phone 85 STANTON S FOODTOWN SUPER MARKET GROCERIES - CHOICE MEATS STANDALE PLAZA D M METAL PRODUCTS NEIL MOELKER RICHARD DAVIS Phone GL 4-5797 Standale Compliments of GARTHWAITE TROPHY ROOM Coopersville Michigan Best Wishes to the Graduates ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC CHURCH MARNE JUNE THROUG AUGUST SUNDAY MASSES —6:30 - 8:00 - 10:00 A. M. SEPTEMBER THROUGH MAY 6:00 - 8:00 A. M. 158 Compliments of PRESTON’S STANDARD SERVICE Coopersville Michigan Compliments of Compliments of ZYLSTRA’S GROCERY ALLENDALE GENERAL MERCHANDISE DEPARTMENT STORE Phone Coopersville 547M We Give S H Stamps Eastmanville Michigan Phone 78R11 Allendale, Michigan Compliments of ALLENDALE LUMBER CO. R. R. 1, Allendale Phone 60 LUMBER • BUILDING MATERIALS • MILLWORK Allendale, Michigan Compliments of Compliments of ALLENDALE FARM SUPPLY ALLENDALE APPLIANCE AND FLOOR COVERING Gas - Oil - Coal - Hardware ALL MAKES OF POPULAR APPLIANCES Farmall Implements - Tractors Phone 78F11 Phone 8F3 Allendale, Michigan Allendale Michigan 159 Compliments of FISHER’S BIG BOY DRIVE-IN Curb Service Open At All Times CORNER WEST BELT LINE AND LEONARD Compliments of Standale Sports Center LINCOLN DAIRY BAR Our Own Ice Cream COMPLETE SPORTING GOODS Lunches SALES AND SERVICE Cash and Carry Milk Open from 9 to 9 Daily 4106 Lake Michigan Drive, N. W. 4170 Lake Michigan Drive At Standale STANDALE VARIETY STANDALE’S 10c STORE IN STANDALE PLAZA Open Till 9 P. M. Daily GOLD BELL GIFT STAMPS GL 9-6732 160 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 COOPERSVILLE ROTARY CLUB Congratulations to the Senior Class Compliments Seniors PLAYLAND CAFE DR. E. P. HARRIS and FAMILY Lunches and Tasty Sandwiches Home Made Chili - Soup Mr. and Mrs. James Stathis Coopersville Michigan Coopersville Phone 105 Michigan ERMA S CAFE REYER’S MEAT MARKET HOME COOKING FRESH, SMOKED, SALT MEATS HOME-MADE PIES AND POULTRY Coopersville, Michigan John Reyers Phone 65 161 Compliments of CREAGAN’S STANDALE PHARMACY 3990 Lake Michigan Dr., N. W. Grand Rapids, Mich. Phone GL 4-1863 BETTY’S BEAUTY SHOP 225 Main Street BEAUTY IS OUR GOAL Specializing in Permanent Waving GRAVEL CO. Coopersville, Mich. GRAND VALLEY d T, -'ZW. GRAND VALLEY . REDI-MIX CO. WASHED SAND AND G Ken Fenske — owner jRAVEL L REDI-MIXED CONCRETE r ' r PHONE OR 7-3993 SAMARY FOOD PRODUCTS “Sam “Mary Rolen and Connie EVERGREEN FARM ED BRINK, PROP. VEGETABLES PLANTS FLOWERS DRESSED POULTRY Phone 29 On U. S. 16 COOPERSVILLE MICHIGAN 162 DOWNTOWN GULF WACHTER MOTOR SALES Marv Roskamp Dick Van Haver SALES • MERCURY • SERVICE Phone 198 Coopersville Michigan SPRING LAKE, MICHIGAN Phone VI 2-1421 Compliments of LUDEMA’S WELDING SERVICE GENERAL WELDING Coopersville Michigan VICTORY DRIVE-IN HAMBURGERS FRENCH FRIES BAR-B-Q’S SHORT ORDERS Service from 7 a.m. to 12 midnight U.S. 16 at Coopersville SUPERIOR SCHOOL BUSES Serving Schools Since 1928 ★ HOEKSTRA TRUCK EOUIPMENT COMPANY Grand Rapids, Michigan “More Children Ride Superior Than Any Other Kind” 163 Compliments of GREENVALE FARM Gerrit J. Buth Sons PHONE MARNE - 5705 EASTMANVILLE Compliments of HANSENS SALES AND SERVICE THE FORD POULTRY FARM Eastmanville, Michigan COMPLETE FRONT END ALIGNMENT SERVICE Phone 41F2 Allendale J B SHOPPING CENTER We Give G G Red Stamps TRY OUR MARATHON MILE MAKER LAMONT MICHIGAN LUMSDEN Compliments of SALES - SERVICE DR. H. H. SCHWARTZ AAA Wrecker Service Chiropractor 1 Mile East of Marne on US-16 Phone OR 7-9526 Coopersville Michigan 164 Best Wishes For A Happy Future ADD-RITE TYPEWRITER SERVICE RENTAL • SALES MUSKEGON MICHIGAN HELSEL’S FOOD MARKET MARNE Phone OR 7-3641 Compliments of LA VEAUX’S DRESS SHOP Standale Plaza THE 1958 YEARBOOK STAFF RESERVED THIS SPACE TO THANK ITS ADVERTISERS FOR THEIR Phone GL 6-5631 Standale Michigan PATRONAGE CHREST PAINT AND WALLPAPER CO. • Unfinished Furniture • Window Shades and Kirsch Traverse Rods • WE CAN MIX ANY COLOR S H GREEN STAMPS Phone GL 9-2987 4285 Lake Michigan Dr., N. W. Standale Congratulations to the Class of 1958 Ruth Barrett Marian Cook Anna Fynewever Barbara Gates Harriet Heath Vesta Heath Maureen Leach Joy Little Jeanette Meerman Alberta Modderman Marjorie Riemersma Jean Robbins Charlotate Saenger Syvilla Ter Avest Carolyn Vander Loan Anne Vander Meulen 165 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1958 E. C. TIMMERMAN, M. D. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS DR. D. A. HOOPLE Optometrist C. R. KENT, Realtor HOMES • BUSINESS • FARM PROPERTY 170 Main Street Telephone 332 274 Main Street Coopersville Michigan Coopersville, Michigan DANIELS MUSKEGON Distinctive Gifts ROBBIN’S BODY SHOP WRECKS REBUILT Body and Fender Repairing Coopersville, Michigan Compliments of YOUR LOCAL A P STORE COOPERSVILLE MICHIGAN 166 Compliments of BARKEL’S HOME MADE CANDIES AND ICE CREAM “Coopersville’s First Candy Shop” Compliments of Compliments of DRACHT’S JEWELRY V. J. TASKER Authorized Dealer of Elgin Watches and Treasureland Diamonds DRUGS 228 Main Street Phone 50 Coopersville Coopersville Michigan Compliments of MULDER MOTOR SALES ’58 FORD .... prestige car of the low price field MICHIGAN 167 COOPERSVILLE Compliments of COOPERSVILLE Walter E. Elliott Insurance MOTOR SALES GENERAL INSURANCE PLYMOUTH • DESOTO Phone 159 224 Randall St. Coopersville SALES AND SERVICE Coopersville Michigan GOEBEL - BROWN SPECIALISTS IN ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT 12-14 Monroe Ave., N. E. Grand Rapids, Mich. Compliments of RAVENNA CO-OPERATIVE CO. COMPLETE ELEVATOR SERVICE Feed - Flour - Fencing - Fertilizer Coal - Seeds - Medical Supplies Congratulations Seniors of 1958 BUS DRIVERS Compliments of NEWMAN VISUAL EDUCATION CO. KALAMAZOO GRAND RAPIDS MUSKEGON “Serving Education in Michigan NEW AND USED FARM MACHINERY HERB SCHOUT The Farmer’s Auctioneer FARM REAL ESTATE Complete Sales Service Anywhere - Appraisals for Estates WE KNOW TODAY'S VALUE OF EVERYTHING Corner of Arthur and 40th Ave. Coopersville, Michigan Phone OR 7-5852 Coopersville 457J Compliments of HASTINGS AUTO AUCTIONS Coopersville Michigan THE ROCK-A-BYE BABY SHOP HERB TRUCK SON 415 Standa!e Plaza Dealers in Grand Rapids 4, Michigan LIVE STOCK • HIGH GRADE DAIRY COWS Girls—Infants to Size 10 FRESH COWS AND SPRINGERS Boys—Infants to Size 7 Visit Our Basement Store Toys Sales and Exchange Stables at Conklin and Juvenile Furniture See Our Complete Line of Toys Telephone 37F4 Conklin 37F21 170 STANDALE DEPARTMENT STORE Complete Family Outfitters Double S H Green Stamps Tuesdays Free Parking Open Every Evening Till 9 P. M. 4030 Lake Michigan Drive, N. W. Phone GLendale 4-5184 Compliments of HEYBOER’S PRODUCE 4010 Lake Michigan Drive Standale Michigan Conklin Compliments of DYKSTRA’S ELEVATOR FEEDS - SEEDS - FERTILIZER CUSTOM GRINDING AND MILLING Michigan BOB’S PAINT STORE CHIEF PAINTS Conklin Michigan Marvin Smith Bernice Smith I G A SUPER MARKET Conklin Michigan VISIT OUR NEW GIFT DEPARTMENT EASON’S DEPARTMENT STORE Ladies' and Men's Wear, Shoes, Infants' Wear SWANSON’S VARIETY Ravenna, Michigan Phone 66R3 171 Compliments of BALDUS GROCERY BROWN BROTHERS ELEVATOR GRAIN AND FEED HARDWARE AND LUMBER Nunica Michigan Nunica Michigan Compliments of C. B. WESTOVER AND SON GROCERY MOORE’S STANDARD SERVICE ATLAS TIRES • ACCESSORIES • BATTERIES Radio and Television Service Nunica Michigan Nunica Michigan STONE’S Compliments of SPORTING GOODS APPLIANCE STORE G. M. STONE, Proprietor DURHAM HARDWARE CO. Ed Schwegler Coopersville Michigan Coopersville Michigan Compliments of LUBBEN CLOTHING COMPANY Dress Right — you can’t afford not to! Coopersville Michigan AIR CONTROL PRODUCTS, INC. manufacturers of Registers, Grills and Diffusers Leigh Building Products A dynamic growing company in a progressive community Phone 360 Coopersville 173 Compliments of HEATH Manufacturing Co. Wood Products for Home and Garden Coopersville Michigan ARABACRES Veterinary Hospital REGISTERED ARABIAN HORSES Dr. William Ball Marne Michigan Wjr ALLENDALE BEEF VVf Wholesale Meats TOP PRICES PAID FOR LIVESTOCK PHONE 65F2 ALLENDALE, MICHIGAN PIERSMA ALLENDALE PHARMACY 24 Hour Emergency Prescription Service AL ARNOLDINK’S ALLENDALE SUPER MARKET . Formerly J. J. Walbrink Sons. . Phone 90 Allendale Michigan GENERAL MERCHANDISE - QUALITY MEATS GROCERIES - FROZEN FOODS VEGETABLES - BEVERAGES Phone 8F2 Allendale 174 LILLIE’S FOODTOWN 175 Autographs
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