Coopersville High School - Zenith Yearbook (Coopersville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1959 volume:

lA 4 ,wl- 1 N 'A u. .,.,, ww' + . J' fu s - ' Q . . 5 -'TL V V . Circulation Manager JAMES CLAPP Literary Editor ANN MISZEWSKI Picture Editor DAUGHN SCHIPPER Sports Editor ROGER MODDERMAN Typiszs DONNA KLEIN MARJORIE MrNITT Published Annually By Editor-in-Chief BARBARA JOHNSON Advertising Manager WAYNE HECKSEL Art Editor DOROTHY KROMER Business Manager DELORES WALT Advisor JACK B1 DESKOOL The Staff of Coopersville High School Coopersville, Michigan Autographs Forword In the fall of 1955 about one hundred and fifty students entered Coopersville High School as fresh- men. They started on their high school career un- certain of themselvesg step by step they advanced. Occasionally some would stumble and fall, but through the encouragement of Mr. Conran and experienced teachers, the again began to walk. These steps have led them to 1959 - graduation year. The journey will not stop here, however. They have chosen as their class motto, One step at a time, but always forwardf' 3 MR. ROBINSON Even though a purchase price is fixed for the hook, it is difficult to deter- mine all the values that accompany it. The staff has gained some invaluable experiences in planning, composing, photography, and arrangement. Some salesmanship was involved in obtaining advertising and disposing of the hook to students and others. Cooperation with others was necessary. The educational and social values to the staff of those experiences cannot he fixed in terms of money. To the students, the purchasers, the worth of the book lies in the written and pictured record of fond memories of friends and events. Congratulations to Mr. Boeskool and the staff for an outstanding yearbook. BOARD OF EDUCATION BUILDING 4 MR. NOE The years spent in preparation for life can be of great value or of little use. The education that will help the suclent realize his potential is available in the classrooms of the Coopersville Public Schools. lt is up to the stuclent to put his time to wise use, and in later years he can look at the ZENITH and feel that the years depicted therein were wisely spent. Congratulations to the staff of the ZENITH for accurately recording the years at Coopersville High School. ELEMENTARY BUILDING 5 MR. CONRAN The 1959 ZENITH unfolds another cha :ter of events in the l history of Coo ersville Hiffh School, ictoriallv, statisticall , ecli- . P 1- P . Y torially. As years pass this chronicle of events becomes a souvenir piece and serves to refresh our memories of happy times spent in the atmosphere of learning, and of faces and occurrences from the past. To the aulvisor, ,lack Bocskool, anrl the staff of the 1959 ZE- NITH, I offer my congratulations for a fine yearbook. 6 Dedication LARRY KASTELIN 1 want to live in a house by the side of the road and be a friend to man . . . Everyone who knew Larry was his friend. He stood ever ready with his beautiful smile, a cheery word, and a quick bit of laughter to help anyone who needed it. He was a staunch and loyal friend when ever and wherever one was needed. His unfortunate accident and his untimely death affected all who knew and loved him. And so, even though he is no longer among us, he is still very much a part of us. It is with a great deal of pride and affection that we, the staff of the 1959 ZENITH, dedicate this, our yearbook, to Larry Kastelin, our beloved and so-well-remembered friend. 7 Autographs Table of C O N T E N T S ADMINISTRATION DEDICATION BOARD OF ED. FACULTY STAFF SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISING Autographs 10 Board of Education ,......,......+f-fr v llr. llvlzhuis, Mr. Fyllvwvvvig Dr. Svlnvurtz. illr. SllI'ill'L4, Nlr. Appr-lt To five tliliggvnt, collrugvous, ullrupulivut. outstzuzrling 4-ilizvns ol' our Clllllllllllllly we, the auluuul stall, wish to pay an spvviul trih- utc. 'llllvse nion with Mr. Robinson, our sulrvrintvmle-nt, liuu- he-vu uutiring in thvir oliliorts to provurv il nu:gnil'ivvnt new high school for our rlistrict. Even though we who are now on thc' alnnuall stuff will not enter the school as students, wer arc mlm-ply zlpprvciutive of their unlimiterl hours of work unrl thvir nvvvr C'P2lSlllgL efforts on behalf of Ihr' future students of our community. Anil, to lllfxlll., wo heurtily say, 'EWQII rlonc, thou good and faithful SCl'V2llllSlH 11 Autographs l FACULTY 5 f v :XX 4? IQIQX 3' 4 ' js Q, , 'L EYE Faculty PAUL BLAKKAN Bachelor of Science, Michigan State University Secondary Provisional Cert. Algebra l JACK BOESKOOL Bachelor of Arts, Hope College Secondary Permanent Cert. Vocal Music Varsity Choir Junior Class Co-Sponsor Bible Club Sponsor Annual Staff 'gigxijgg Mathematics The man that blushes is not quite a Student Council brute' Athletics Behold the man. ROBERT DE GEUS Bachelor of Arts, Michigan State University Secondary Permanent Cert. Mechanical Drawing Art 'Gentle of speech, but absolute of rule. 4 JACOB BUSMAN, JR. Bachelor of Arts, Hope College Secondary Permanent Cert. English Speech Sophomore Co-Sponsor Senior Play Junior Play To what happy accident is it that we owe so unexpected a visit? ROGER DE GRAAF JOSEPH GRAF Bachelor of Arts, Aquinas College Secondary Provisional Cert. Social Studies Bachelor of Arts, EHSHSII Calvm College It is better to wear out than to rust Secondary Provisional Cert. out. Biology Sophomore Co-Sponsor Had I been present at the creation, I would have given some useful hints for the better ordering of the uni- verse. 14 ' ' 'li l LYLE HANCHETT Bachelor of Science, Western Michigan University Master of Arts, University of Michigan Life Certificate Science Mathematics Talk to him of IacoIJ's ladder and he'll ask you how many steps are in it. ALGER JOHNSON Bachelor of Science, Central State Teachers College Master of Science, Western Michigan University Secondary Provisional Cert. Industrial Arts There was never yet a trul reat y s l man that was not at the same time truly virtuous. u is Faculty I HARRY HARRIS Bachelor of Science, Purdue University Sec. Perm. Cert. Vocational Agriculture F. F. A. Camera Club Let us never forget that the cultiva- tion of the earth is the most import- ant labor of man. BEN KOEPKE Bachelor of Arts, Emanuel Missionary College Secondary Provisional Cert. Drivers Education Time, place, and action, may with pains be wrong, but genius must be born, and never can be taught. 15 as EARL HOLMES Bachelor of Science, West Virginia University Secondary Provisional Cert. Science The soil out of which such men as he are made is good to be born on, good to live on, good to die for, and to be buried in. JOHN LA DUKE Bachelor of Arts, Western Michigan University Master of Arts, University of Michigan Secondary Permanent Cert. Guidance Director Govemment Counselor All men commend patience, although few be willing to practice it. Faculty HAMILTON McGAREY Bachelor of Science, Ferris Institute Secondary Provisional Cert. Commercial Athletics 'To succeed, the candidate must be a gentleman by nature, and a scholar by education. HERMAN SPEET Bachelor of Arts, Hope College Master of Arts, University of Michigan Secondary Permanent Cert. English Latin Senior Co-Sponsor F. T. C. We give advice, but we cannot give the wisdom to profit by it. ss RUTH ROBINSON Bachelor of Arts, Kalamazoo College I HESTER RUSTER Bachelor of Science, Western Michigan University Life Certificate English Freshman Class Co-Sponsor Master of Arts, University of Michigan Life Certificate Librarian Oh! . . . that mine adversary had written a book. Self-confidence is the first requisite to great undertakings. GENEVIEVE TAYLOR Bachelor of Arts, Cornell University ESTHER STREETER Ildifhgliggigale Bachelor of Arts' Mathematics Club Western Michigan University H I Master of Arts, shall light a candle of understand- University of Michigan mg in thine heart, that shall not be Life Certificate put out' English Senior Class Co-Sponsor Girls' Basketball She saw the world and came back to tell us about it. 16 GORDUN TIMMERMAN Bachelor of Arts, Hope College Master of Arts, University of Michigan Secondary Permanent Cert. Social Studies Athletics Athletic Director Varsity Club Pep Club For he taught them as one having authority and not as the scribes. CAYL VAN DOORN Bachelor of Arts, Calrin College and Ferris Institute Life Certificate Business Education Junior Co-Sponsor All her faults are such that one loves her still the better for them.', -s Faculty LOUIS TODY Bachelor of Science, Ferris Institute Secondary Pemianent Cert. Commercial A little nonsense now and then relished by the wisest of men. Q 5 S ELIZABETH VANDER HYDE is Bachelor of Arts, Western Michigan University Life Certificate Home Economics Homcmaking 4-H Club The world means something to the capable. ANGELO VASSALLO Bachelor of Arts, Fairmont State College Master of Science West Virginia University Secondary Pemianent Cert. Social Studies Athletics Physical Education JAY VELDMAN Bachelor of Arts, Hope College Secondary l'crmancnt Cert. Social Studios Freshman Co-Sponsor They build too low, who build be- lou' the stars. There may have been greater men than I but I doubt it. 17 Faculty RONALD WETHERBEE .l ARW Ib J. WlCC,ERh Baehelor of Music, Master of Music Michigan State University Secondary l,f'!'IllElIlPlll Cert. PATRICIA LAZOTTE Bachelor of Arts Senior Band Northern Michigan College H0119 College Instrumental Music' Spevial Cert. Secondary Provisional Cert. Music Theory Girls' Athletics ifxhibiutllps I'1'e read that things inanimate have Tennis N moved, by magic songs and persuasive Every woman has her gift, and the See the conquering hero comes! sounds. tools go to her that can use them. Sound the trumpet, beat the drumsln 18 ROLLAND BENNETT Bachelor of Arts, Greenville College Secondary Provisional Cert. Eighth Grade It is the mind that makes the man, and our vigour is in our immortal soul. Junior High Faculty Bachelor Western Master of Arts, University of Michigan Elementary Permanent Cert. Eighth Grade 'There is no darkness but ignorance? University s JERRY MOELLER Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts, Michigan State University Secondary Provisional Cert. Seventh Grade 'A talent is developed in retirement, character is formed in the rush of the world. JEROME SCHULTZ Bachelor of Arts, Michigan State University Special Certificate Seventh Grade Good men are the stars, the planets of the ages wherein they lice, and il- lustrate the times. 19 as BERYL DIETZ Western Michigan University Special Certificate Eighth Grade Endurance is the crowning quality and patience all the passion of great hearts. PAUL WIESE Bachelor of Science, Teachefs College of Conn. Special Certificate Scvcnth Grade A small spark neglected has often kindled a mighty conflagrationf' Secretarial Staff LEONA VELDIVIAN BETTY LADNER Secretary to Mr. Robinson Secretary to Mr. Robinson FLORENCE PHILLIPS ILA FLO HANSON Secretary to Mr. Conran Secretary to Mr. Noe 20 M Cusfodians FLOYD BALDUS CONRAD ARNOLD HELEN RADFORD LEE RADF ORD 21 1 Thoughtful? Mousey? Dimples? A life 2 cum 5 Sfudious? Bathing Beauty? lMury .lo WJ Handsome! 5, .-'- x i ggfi YE? :M ,A., Chubby? QLQQEJ . L if 7' J . :'- , ..:,.' I S ' 5 Q I, :.A Jef ' lz' A.. L N W e.. X Ei ' Q, vgwfi 5 Smiley! Shook-UP? A? K 1' Going Places! s 5 v ,flash 22 lmpasm SENICDRS S 17 ,iq 3 DJ Q X ofa kfjff , 23 Senior Class Officers PAUL BLISS GARY SCHVVARTZ President Vice President ESTHER STREETER HERMAN SPEET Advise, Advisor DELORES WALT BARBARA JOHNSON Secretary Treasurer 24 Roll of Honor Barbara Johnson, Valodirtorian Carol Timmerman, Saluditorian Lois Luben Delores Walt Robert Terpstra Marilyn Brown Ann Miszewski Janet Rollenhagen Donna Hovingh .lanyce Vander Wolxcle Daughn Schipper Glenn Wiersma Betty Koppenol Dorothy Kromer Douglas Hufford Class Motto: One Step At A Time, But Always Forward Class Colors: Cream and Pink Class F lower: Pink Rosebud 25 PHILIP ALDERINK 'The Play's the Thing. Track l, 2, 3, A Foobtall l, 2 Varsity Club 3, 4 Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Operetta 2, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Science Club 3 Boy's Ensemble 2, 3, 4 TERRY ANTONIDES He was the mildest manner'd man that ever scuttled-ship or cut a throat, CHARLES ALLEN He was only a printer's devil, Yau would never lrnow l was but we all like his type. naturally bashful. Zenith Staff 3 Bible Club 4 Cheerleading 2, 3 Girls Basketball 4 Jr. 8- Sr. Play Cost Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4 Phys. Ed. 1, 2 Prom Committee 3 KAREN ANDERSEN Football l Proiectionist l, 3, 4 FFA l, 2, 3, 4 KAREN APPELT 'l myself must mix with action est I wither by despair. Phys. Ed. 1, 2 KENNETH BIRD What's everybody's hurry? Rome wasn't built in a day. Nurses Club l, 2 Phys, Ed, 1, 2 Teachers Club 2, 3, 4 Library 4 girL'f :U'B' 4 MARY JANE AVERY ROBERT BENEFIEL gvfzbfgllll 2 ploy Cas' 3' 4 Strange thoughts beget strange A little nonsense now and 3:25162 3 4 Libra,-Y Club 4 deeds. Entered from Grandville then is relished by the wisest Pap Bcgd '3 '4 in sophomore year. men. Entered from Sparta in ' Phys. Ed. ll 2 sophomore year. Football 3 26 PAUL BLISS Gentle in manner strong in MARILYN BROWN No beauty's like the beauty of the mind. perlormance.' Phys. Ed. l, Pep Club 2 Football l, 2, 3 V Band 2, 3, 4 5 S'bC ' ,lf 2 RONALD BOUWKAMP NORMA BRONIKEMA Sriefwe Club 2. 3 Hall Monitor 2 I , , , F.T.C. 3 4 pres. of Class 2 4 ' lf the blind lead the blind, Beauty cost her nolhtng her ' King-S Cow, 3, '4 both shall fall into the ditch. virtues were so rare. Junior Rotcrion 4 Phys. Ed. l, 2 Cheerleading l, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4 Choir 4 F.N.C. 2, 3, 4 Vice-Pres. of Class I lr. Play Cast Hall Monitors Club 3, 2 Student Council 2 Queens Court 3, 4 Phys. Ed. l, 2 BETTY JEAN BURSMA A lass so neat with a smile so sweet. BEATRICE CAM MENGA ln her quietness there is charm. Entered from Allen- dale Christian in sophomore. Phys. Ed. l ear Pep Club 3 Q 1 Q Y Y ' I LLAINL JUNE BURSMA KAREN BUSMAN ::I'sAg:'Jl: 5' 7' 3 5eldom heard but worth listen- I dopfy believg in principal, libmry club 3, 4 H19 F0- but I do believe in interest. phy,. Ed. 2 Phys. Ed. l, 2 Pep Club I Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3 Hall Monitor I, 3 4-H Jr. leader 4 Phys. Ed. l, 2 27 - - I CAROL CARLSON Blushing is the color of vir- tue. RITA CLAY l can be quiet, but l'd rath- er be gay. Entered from Ber- lin High School in sophomore Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 ' , year Modrigal Singers 4 W ' Operena 3, 4 PAUL CHAPMAN JAMES CLAPP mrs. Edd lb A Phys' Ed' l' 2 He from whose lips divine They that govern most make ' mry U persuasion flows. the least noise. Band 1, 2, 3 Annual Stuff 4 Jr. ond Sr. Play Crew Phys. Ed. I, 2 Bible Club 1 Truck 3, 4 Drivers Ed. 2 Rifle Club 1, 3, 4 Hall Monitor Club l, 2, 3 Tennis 4 ELLEN CLAYTON Hang sorrow! Core will kill a cat, and therefore let's be merry. Phys. Ed. l. 2 Nurse's Club 2, 4 Pep Club 4 Senior Play Crew Chorus 1 Science Club 3 Bible Club 4 DIANE COLEGROVE Be not forgetful ta entertain strangers, for thereby some have entertained angels unawares. Bible Club l Pep Club 2, 3, Secretary 4 Dromatics Club 2 F. N. C. 2 Hall Monitors 2 Jr. Play Crew Phys. Ed. 1 Basketball 'l Student Council 3, 4 Calendar Official 4 Queen's Court 3 Queen 4 JANICE COOK School spoils my whole day. Chorus l, 2 Hall Monitor 4 TERRY COOPER He thought it happier to be dead, To die for Beauty, than live for bread. Chorus l, 2, 3, A Boys Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4 Modrigal 3, 4 Trock 3, 4 Hall Monitors Club 4 Operetta I, 2, 3, 4 Solo and Ensemble Festival 2, 3, 4 DOUGLAS CIORWIN Ask me no questions and l'll tell you no lies. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Football l MARY ELLEN CROWLEY JUANITA CRYDERMAN The great end of life is not joy rise, in me, like Q sum. knowledge, but action. mefs mom, PHYS- Ed- l. 2 Phys. Ed. l, 2 PSP Clllb 2, 3, 4 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Hall Monitors Club 2, 3 Pep Club 4 Sr- Play crew Bible Club 1, A JERRY IJAVISUN Men, like bullets, ga farthest when they are smoothest. Baseball l, 2, Basketball l, 2 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Choir 3, 4 Madrigal 3, 4 Boys Ensemble 3, 4 Hall Monitors Club l, 3 Freshman Class Pres. Play Crew 4 Operetta Chorus 3, 4 FFA 1 SHERRYL DRAFT Wisdom goes with fewest words. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Drivers Ed. 2 Office Practice 4 MICHELINE DUMOULIN JAMES DYKE Quiet, unruffled, always the The best doctors in the world same, Like some sweet picture are: Doctor Diet, Doctor Quiet, in a picture frame. and Doctor Merryman. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 4-H Club Football 'l, 2 Pep Club library 4 SARA FAY EDGE They well deserve to have that know the strongest and surest way to get. F. N. C. 2, 3. 4 Science Club 3, 4 Chorus l, 3, 4 Jr. Play Crew Sr. Play Crew Hall Monitors Club 3 Girls Basketball Manager 3, 4 Operetta Crew l Ph S. Ed. l, 2 Phys. Ed. I, 2 Y 29 DONALD ENGLE MARGARET FARRELL ll music be the food ol love, Nothing is impossible to the valiant of heart. play on. FFA lt 7, 3, 4 gi Pep Club l CHOYUS l Q 1 Girls Basketball I, 2, 4 Band 1' 7' 3' 4 ANNA LRICKSON MICHALL ERNST Phys. Ed. l, 2 Sweet at manner, fair of Al leaf' l Heed SlUdY W0 lace. ll'l0fe-H Pep Club 2 FFA li 2, 4 Phys. Ed. 1, 2 Truck 3, 4 Hall Monitors 3 Phys. Ed. l, 2 AUDREY FINKLER RICHARD FLIEARMAN Whatsoever th hand lindetli A quiet mon, but quite a Y to do, do it with all thy might. .. FTC 3 4 man. 1, 2, I roman: 1, 2, 3, 4 FTC Reporter 4 1 Truck 2, 3 Bcffd lf 21 3' 4 BYRON PLANDERS ALBERTA FLIEARMAN Baseball 1,4 Molofefk, 3 --wh h he ,, Varsity Club 3, 4 Drum Malorette 4 ef' YOU- GYF H09 H19 to Her ways are ways of pleas- Hou Monitors 4 Bond Secretary 3 WV' my 9'h '9' UNVUBSS- Band President 4 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 Phyg. Ed, 1, 2 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Pep Club Treasurer 4 FFA l, 2, 3, 4 Hall Monitor Club l, 2, 4 Student Council l, 2, 3 Queen's Court 4 30 D 'L I TIMOTHY FORDHAM God made the country, and man made the town. Baseball l, 2 FFA 1, 2, 3 w FLOYD PORNER ln this life we want nothing but facts, Sir, nothing but facts. Drivers Ed. 2 Football l, 2 Basketball Manager 2 JOHN FULLER MARGARET FYNEWEVER What a heavy burden is a name that has became too soon famous. Chorus l, 2, 3, A Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta I 2 3 4 l am the very slave of cir- sr may Crkw' ' cumsrance and impulse-borne Madden., 3 4 away with every breath! Cheerlecdslfl Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 Bible Club l Operetta 2 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4 Library 4 EDWARD GOEREE When better men are made, they will have to use him for a paJtern. FFA I, 2, 3, A ,IL'1j ga3342 ANNA COOSEN 5a,el,a1l'1 ' Silence is golden, but who ya,-,igy Club 4 wants to be rich. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3 FRED COULD Patience! and shuffle the cards. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Truck 1 Jr. Play Crew BARBARA GUNNEMAN Na wild enthusiast over yet could rest, Till hall mankind were like herself possessed. Cheerleader l Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4 Chorus l, 3, 4 FNC l Bible Club 1, 2 Phys. Ed. l, 2 Operetta 3 Sr. Play Cast MARJURIE HANCHETT JUDY HANDLOGTEN THEO HARPER Noi that l love study less, but A horse! o horse! my king- She looks sqfe, buy so does I love fun more, dom for a horse. gunpowderl' Bond l, 2, 3, 4 Band if 2, 3, 4 Phys. Ed. l, 2 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 PGP Bond l. 2, 3, 4- Chorus l, 3, 4 Phys. Ed. 'I Baikelbllll 7, 3, 4 Art I Chorus I, 2 Bible Clllb 2, 3 Drivers Ed. 3 F, T, A, 3, 4 Hall Monitors Club l, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4 LONNY HASTINGS The ladies call him sweat, The stairs as he treads on them kiss his Feet. Track l, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Holl Monitors 3 Student Council 4 Chorus I BETTE HECKSEL We know little ol her, But what we know is good, WILLIAM HOLMAN, .IR Don't let that innocent look fool you. Phys. Ed. 1, 2 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club I W 4 1 V I x Q 1 F.F.A. President 3 4'H Club 2 Vt AYNL Hhblxbhl. KENNETH HILLMAN Football 1, 2. 3. 4 Bible Club l, 2, 3 ,, , . ,, Track I, 2, 3 Some virtue is needed, but Of manners gentle, of aflec- Hall Manners Club 3 not too much. Excess in any- tions milclg in wit c man, sim- thing is a defect. plicity, a child. Phys. Ed. 1, 2 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,4 Hall Monitor Club Annual Staff 4 Drivers Training 3 -j ., Bosebull 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4 4 Basketball 2 Varsity Club 3, 4 Sophomore, Vice President 32 CHARLES HOLMES Sometimes quiet, sometimes shy, but the rest my, oh, my. Football I, 3, ot the time, A , Track I, 2, 3, 4 DONNA HOVINCH DOUGLAS HUFFORD Not what we give, but what So many worlds, so much to we share,-for the gift with- do, so little done, such things out the giver is bare. to be. Basketball I, 2 Phys. Ed. I, 2 Play Crew 4 Junior Rotarian 4 Bible Club 3, 4 Hall Monitor 3 Phys. Ed. I, 2 Nurses Club 4 DAVID INMAN l am not in the roll ot com mon men. Band I, 2, 3, 4 PATRICIA JAGER A student who casionally. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Chorus I, 3, 4 Operetta Crew library Club 4 Pep Club 4 th i nks-oc- I I I 3 PHILLIP JARKA The light he leaves behind him lies upon the paths of men. Baseball I, 2 Basketball I, 2, 3 Senior Play Crew ROGER .IEWELL The world knows nothing of its greatest men. F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4 F.F.A. President Phys. Ed. I Industrial Arts Club I Student Council 3, 4 Baseball 2 Hall Monitors Club 3, 4 Hall Monitors Chairman 4 BARBARA JOHNSON Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well. Entered from South High in Sophomore year. Dramatics Club 2 Science Club 2 Science Club Sec. 3 Pep Club 2 FTA 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4 Bible Club 4 Hall Monitors Club 3 Girls Glee Club 2 Varsity Choir 3, 4 Modrigol Singers 4 Treasurer Senior Class Annual Staff 4 Operetta 2, 3, 4 Senior Play Cast Drivers Ed. 4 OWEN JOHNSTON The master looks sharpest to his own business. Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4 W Football 2 3 :send l, 2,'3,44 ROSE KAROPCZYK DONNA KLEIN 'bmw Club Those who are quiet accom- And as the bright sun glori- plish the most. fieslthe sky, so is her face il- fgsdrical singers 4 lumlned with her eye. eru 3, 4 Ph . Ed. l, 2 Solo rind Ensemble PebsClub 1 Festival 3, 4 4-H Club 2 Art Annual Staff 4 JANET KLINE The great mind knows the power of gentleness, only tries force because persuasion fails. Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Junior Play Cast Senior Play Crew 4-H l Drivers Ed. 2 Operetta Crew 3 Phys. Ed. l, 2 BETTY KOPPENOL All for love: or the World well lost. Office Practice 4 A Bible Club 2 Pep Club 2. 3. 4 A DOROTHY KROMER DOUGLAS KULICAMP villgelgrfsluli 2' 3' She adorns all that she I have had many troubles in Phys. Edh'-I' 2 touches. my life, butithe worst of them Hall Manner 2, 3 Art 2. 4 e' Senior Play Crew Phys. Ed. l, 2 Chorus 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Drivers Ed. 3 Football 2 Senior Play Crew Baseball 2 Student Council 4 Operetta 3 F.F.A. Treasurer 4 Phys. Ed, I ,1- aff - 34 FAYE LAMBREGT SE A merry heart maketh a cheerful Countenancef' Phys. Ed. l, 2 Chorus 3, 4 Hall Monitor 3, 4 Bible Club l, 2 Pep Club 4 DARLENE LE BOEUF She is a woman, therefore may be won. Entered from Grand Haven High, Senior Year. Phys. Ed. 1, 4 NORMA LEMMEN 2 3 If any mischief can be done Bible dug 1 2 3 4 she is sure to take part. Basketball 1, 2 ' PHYS- Ed- If 2 Pep Club 2, 4 Bible Club l, 2 Hall Monitors Club l, 3, 4 PEARL LIVINGSTON Was this the face that Iaunch'd a thousand ships? Entered from Muskegon High, sophomore year. PHP Club? FRANKLIN LONGNECKER Hall Monitors Club 4 U V physl Ed- 1, 2 Of two evils we must always Chorus 2, 3, 4 choose the least, Operetta crew 3 Phys. Ed. I, 2 FFA l, 2 Chorus 3, 4 Baseball l Football 2, 3, 4 Student Council l, 4 Track 2, 4 Junior Play Senior Play Operetta 3, 4 CALVIN LIEFFERS I am monarch of all I sur- vey. Entered from Allendale in sophomore year. Phys. Ed. 2 Track 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2 LUIS LUBEN awoke one morning and found myself famous. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Bible Club l, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Hall Monitors 3 Madrigal Singers 4 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 I 1 RALPH LINDLEY When I feel like exercising, I iusl lie down until the Isel- mg goes away. Baseball l, 2 Football l, 2 Band 3, 4 Chorus l, 3 DAVID LUMSDEN To know how to dissemble is the knowledge of kings. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Baseball l ROBERT MAREK l am fearfully and wonder- lully made. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Track l, 2, 3, 4 FO'- b if 7' 31 4 JAMES MARSHALL Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 H FFA1 2 3 4 Conquest pursues where cour- age leads the way. Chorus 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 4 'lentet l Dr. Ed. 2 Science Club 3 Student Council 1, 4 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l Junior Rotarian 4 LLOYD MARSHALL, JR. Blessed be they who say nothing for they shall not be quoted. Phys. Ed. l, 2 FAITH MEERMAN Only a sweet and virtuous soul, like seasoned timber nev- er gives. Chorus I Hall Monitors Club 3 Bible Club 3 4 . ' Man as of soul and body, Phys' Ed' l' 2 formed for deeds of high re- solve. Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 4 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Cast Varsity Club 3 Radio Club 3 Science Club 2, 3 MARJORIE Mm-NITT The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure, and pleasure my business. Choir l, 3, 4 Phys. Ed. l, 2 Bible Club 3, 4 Library Club A Annual Staff 4 F.T.A. 3 Drivers Ed. 2 Hall Monitors Club 3 Art 4 EDWARD MILLER Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. Art A Track 2 LYNDA MICHALAK 254:22 lar? 3 4 Y W The hand that hath made you Llbmiy Club 4' lair hath made you good. Indusnicl An, Bible Club l, 2, 3 Club I, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 Hall Monitors Club 3 Choir 'l, 2, 3, 4 Operetla Crew 2 RITA MILLER They're only truly great who are truly good. Chorus l, 2 Phys. Ed. l, 2 4-H Club l, 2 ANN MISZEWSKI let us not be weary in well doing. Chorus l Phys. Ed. l, 2 F.T.A. 2, 3, 4 President 3 Annual Stall 4 library Club 4 Bible Club l, 2, 3, 4 Kitchen Crew 3, 4 Student Council 3 Drivers Ed. 3 Senior Play Crew Office Practice 2 Art 2 ROBERT MUMMERT Thou can'st not say I did it, never shake thy gory lock at me. Hall Monitor l, 2 l-ibfcfv Club 4 LAWRENCE MYRON, JR. Kitchen Crew 3 Chorus l, 2 Junior Play Cast Baseball 2 Impossible is a word I never use. Rifle Club 1, 2 F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4 F.F.A. Reporter 3 Secretary 4 Baseball 1 Basketball 2 Senior Play Crew ROGER MODDERMAN I came upstairs into the the world, lor I was born in a cellar. Annual Staff 4 Varsity Club 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Drivers Ed. 2 MARLENE MULLER The most completely lost of all days is that an which one has not laughed. Entered from Allendale Chris- tian, sophomore year. Bible Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Student Director Operetta 3, 4 Madrigal Singers 4 Phys. Ed. 2 Choir Accampanist 4 F.N.C. 2, 3 DAVID NELSON They say miracles are past, but here I am. Library Club 3 Basketball l Choir l, 3, 4 Student Council 3 JOAN PECK And when she had passed, it seemed like the passing of exquisite music. Basketball I Phys. Ed. I, 2 Cheerleaders 3 ROBERT PELKEY We hardly find any persons of good sense save those who JOHN PRICHARD Beauty is but skin deep they say, but I am no cannibal agree with us. phys- Ed. 1 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Sophomore Secretary 2 Truck 1. 2, 3, 4 ELAINE PICCARD MILES PRAAY Hall Monitor 2 ,, , . .. . Phys Ed I lt s nice to be natural when ls is so soon that l am done Drivas fd' 2 you're naturally nice. for, I wonder what l was begun Phys. Ed, 1, 2 fo'- Bible Club 2 FFA l, 2, 3 Pep Club 2 Phys. Ed. 1, 2 Chorus 3, 4 Hall Monitor 4 Junior Play Crew 3 Senior Play Crew 4 Operelta Crew 3 Operotta 4 KENNETH PRINCE The gods assist the strong! FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 4 Track 3, 4 Basketball 2 ROBERT RASMUSSEN LINDA REISTER Phys' Ed' l None but the brave deserves Such ,wget compulsion doth the fair. in music lie. Football 1, 2, 3. 4 Vocal Solo Festival 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3 F.N.A. 'I Track I, 2, 3, 4 Class Treasurer 2 Class President 3 Vice President Student Council 3 President Student Council 4 Junior Play Cast King's court 3 Homecoming King 4 Varsity club 2, 3, 4 Co-captain of Foobtall Team 4 Junior Rolarlon 4 Senior Band 2, 3, 4 Varslty Choir l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta 3, 4 Girls Sextotte 3 Girls Ensemble 4 Girls Phys. Ed. 'l NANCY RITZ Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm Dramatics Club l Phys. Ed. 1, 2 Pep Club 2 Madrigal Singers 3, 4 Girls Ensemble 4 Varsity Choir 3, 4 Home Ec. Club 4 Operetta Cast 3, 4 JANET ROLLENHACEN Does she talk, well all of the lime: but that was never much el a crime. ARLYN SALIERS Oh this learning what a thing it is. Band I, 2, 3, 4 guys' Ed' I' 2 Y R TOM RYAN :ihll'MEd'io 3 orus I R T G Oh Ol' Student Council 3, 4 U JUD Us E ,, . . . DFWNS Ed- 2 pep Ciub 3 4 Love conquers all, and we Accidents will occur in the Senior Play'Crew must yield to love. best regulated families. Office Practice 4 Senior Band I, 2, 3 Chorus I, 2. 3 Drivers Ed. 3 Pep Band 3 PllY5- Ed- l Bible Club 1, 2 Student Council 2 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Boys Ensemble 2 Hall Monitors Club 2, 4 Baseball I. 2 Secretary 4 Basketball I Student Council 3 GLENN SCHARPHORN There were giants in the earth in those days. F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 ' 222733: DAUCHN SCHIPPER DONNA SCHMIDT physl Ed. il 2 A rnerry heart goes all the A thing of beauty is a ioy Hall Manner 4 ddr-' forever- Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4 Bible Club I, 4 Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4 Vice President 4 Girls Ensemble 4 Phys Ed. I, 2 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Nurse's Club 2, 3 Pep Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Operetta 3 Student Council l Band 3, 4 Play Crow 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Hall Monitor 2 Glrls Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Choir I, 3, 4 Vice President 3 Nurse's Club I Queen's Court 3, 4 Sweetheart Court 3 Phys. Ed. I, 2 Student Councll 3 Herald Reporter 4 Operetla Crew I Operetta Chorus 2, 3 39 MARIE SCHMIDT ll I love you, what business is that of yours? Phys. Ed. I, 2 Varsity Choir I, 2, 3, 4 Operetta l, 2, 3, 4 Nurse's Club l Girls Ensemble 4 WILLIAM SCHULTZ I have two speeds - slow and super slow. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Track 3 F-F-A' lf 2 GARY SCHWARTZ PHILIP SHOOK There are worse occupations ln every deed of mischief he in the world than feelinga had a heart to resolve, a woman's pulse. head to contrive and o hand Varsity Club 3, 4 79 execule-H Class Vice President 3, 4 Hall Monitor Club 4 Drivers Ed. 2 Track l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Junior Rotarian 4 Football 4 Basketball 1, 2, 4 Tennis I, 2, 4 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club I Operetta l, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play KENNETH SIMPSON Art may make a suit ol clothes: but Nature must pro- duce a man. Football l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Baseball l Track 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Proiectionist l Jr. Class Treasurer. Co-Captain Football Team Homecoming King's Court 4 Junior Rotorian 4 WILLIAM SMITHE Be not too zealous, moder- ation's best in all things. MARY LOU SPINNER let gentleness my strong en- forcement be. f F Q's1l'27 Bible club 1, 2, 3, 4 Trahk-Manager 3 Hqme EC' Club 4 CARROLL SNYDER JUDITH SOUTHLAND ll?':IverEdEdi 152 A mighty spirit fills that little She has t o y s, so soft YS' ' ' frame. and brown. 'lvake ec:rel Pep Club 2 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Manager 3 Phys. Ed. l Band l, 2, 3, 4 Bible Club 4 40 Chorus 'l, 4 Girls Ensemble 4 F.N.C. l, 2, 3, 4 F.N.C. President 3 Pep Club 3, 4 Bible Club 'l, 2 Senior Play Crew Student Council 3, 4 Phys. Ed. 1, 2 Library Club 4 don't wealrenl LESTER SPRACUE lt's a great life-hope I Praiectionist l F.F.A. l, 2. 3. 4 satire Ifoalball V22 SANDRA START RACNAR SWANSON yziszy 1oo,bc:l?g3er Happy am lp from care l'm 'Tis impious in a good man free, why aren't they all con- lo be sad. tented like me? Chmus 1, 2 Bible Club l, 2, 3 Hall Monitor 4 Phys. Ed. l, 2 Drivers Ed. 2 Pep Club 2 Nurse's Club l, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Cast Kitchen Crew 3, 4 Student Librarian 4 Girls Basketball 4 ROBERT TERPSTRA Too low they build who build beneath the stars. Bible Club l Phys. Ed. l, 4 Radio Club 3 J Science Club 3, 4 CLARK THROOP CAROL TIMMERMAN Student Coungil 2 OHS of the few, the immdftdl The smallest actual good is junio, Rogarian 4 names, that were not born to better than the most magnificent die. promises of impossibilitiesf' Freshman Treasurer Phys. Ed. l Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l Baseball 1 Manager 3 Hall Monitor 2, 3 Chorus 1, 3, 4 Football Manager 2 President 3 Senior Play Cast Varsity Club 4 Kin9's Court 4 Junior Rotarian 4 Operetta Crew l Operetto Cast 3 Class Secretory 'l, 3 Hall Monitor 2, 4 Science Club 2, 3 Student Director 3, 4 Future Nurses 3, 4 Secretary 4 Student Council 4 Herald Reporter 4 Girls Ensemble 4 Sentinel Reporter 3 41 ROGER SYSWERDA Stately and tall he move: in the hall, the chief of a thousand for g:a:e. Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Football 2 Basketball 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3 Varsity Club 4 Hall Monitor 4 RAYMOND TRAMPER lt isn't that l'm not interest- ed, l'm just shy. Pys. Ed. l, 2 Library Club 4 CHARLES VANDER MATE l'm a smart man, but I have a hard time proving it. Library Club 4 JANYCE VANDER WOUDE Knowledge is more than equiv alent to force. Vice President 4 K' Phys. Ed, l, 2 F.F.A. 1, 2. 4 WENDELL VANDER PLOEG FRED VANDER VEEN Chorus 3, 4 Phys' Ed' I' Our hours in love have wings, Every dog must have his day, gpegfnoccriw 3 in absence, crutches. Phys' Ed- 1' 2 Frfl. C073 re Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 umm: 1, 2, 3, 4 Bibi,'Cl,,b 2, 3, 4 Baseball l, 2, 4 Chorus l Jr. Play Cast Senior Play Cast Student Council Treas. 4 Kin9's Court 4 Varsity Club 4 Drivers Ed. 2 JUDITH VAN KAMPEN Practical, clever, and jolly too. Phys. Ed. l, 2 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4 Vice Pres. of 4-H 3 Chorus 3, 4 Hall Monitor Club 3 Office Practice 4 CYNTHIA VAN REE She talres the breath of men away, who gaze upon her unaware. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Bible Club 1 Nurses Club 2 Hall Monitors Club 3 Vice Pres. 3 Student Council Vice Pres. 4 Sergeant at Arms 3 Secretory 4 Pop Club 2, 3, 4 Pres. 4 Senior Play Queen's Court 3, 4 Phys. Ed. I Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Operettu l, 2, 3, 4 1. JERRY WARNKE The man that loves and laughs must sure do well. F.F.A. l Y Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 0 Operotta 2 MICHAEL VEN Hall Monitors Club 4 School is a good thing, but Boy-S Ensemble 3 why run a good thing to death. Madden' 4 Phys. Ed. I, 2 Senior Play crew Track 3, 4 Track 4 Library Club 4 DELORES WALT lt is the privilege of genius that to it life never grows com- monplace as to the rest oi us. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Bible Club l, 2, 3, 4 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Hall Monitor 3 President 3 Senior Class Secretary Annual Staff 4 x MARY JO WEAVER FREDERICK WIBERT Let me play the fool! With Whatever makes men good mirth and laughter let old Christians, makes them also wrinkles come. good citizens. Basketball I Football l, Z, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3 Basketball Manager 2 Bible Club 3, 4 Senior Play Cast Varsity Club 3, 4 Tennis 4 Science Club 1, 2, 3 Nurse's Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Phys. Ed. 'l, 2 Play Crew 3, 4 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 DENNIS YOUNG One ear heard it, and the other-out it went. Chorus l, 2, 3 S MINA ZUIDEMA MARJORIE DAVIS Pains of love be sweeter far, Hone , cl'af'9eflo'h pleas' U Than all other pleasures are. Womans d' 3 Drivers Education ghggfsii' il' 2 Mixed Chorus 3 Chorus 1' 3' 4 Phys. Ed. l, 2 Hall Monitor 4 Vice President 4 Bible Club I Queen's Court 4 Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Future Nurses 2 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleading l, 2, 3, 4 43 GLENN WIERSMA l dare do all that may be- come a man: Who darn do more is none. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball I, 2 Chorus l Drivers Ed. 2 Shook Mock Elections Best All Around Boy ...............,.............................,........,,,....,................... Bob Rasmussen Best All Around Girl ,,,.......... Best Looking Boy .,.,,... Best Looking Girl ............. Best Boy Athlete .,,,..,,,, Best Girl Athlete ..,...... Most Popular Girl ,,,,,,, ,. Most Popular Boy '....,,, Most Basliful Boys, Most Bashful Girl ,,,, ,, Best Dressed Boy '.tt Best Dressed Girl , , Class Flirt, .,,.,. ,. ....,....,.,,Diane Colegrove ..........,...,Lonny Hastings Zuidema ................Ken Simpson ...,.,,..,Daughn Schipper ............Norn1a Bronkema , ........... Gary Schwartz Y ,.....,.... Byron Flanders ,,,,......Carol Carlson ...,,,,,,......Fred Gould ....,i.,.,,.l,'earl Livingston ,..,,........DOHI1H Schmidt Ladies' Man i.i.i..,.. A, .,... ,,,.r.......r.. , .. Wentlell Vander Ploeg Done C'ville for the Most .....,,...... ,....,,......... M ary ,lane Avery Done the Most of Civille .............,.. Girl Most Likely to Succeed ........., . Boy Most Likely to Succeed ,,,,...... Girl Class Cut-up ........,. Boy Class Cut-up .... Cutest Couple .,,.,.................. Most Dignified Senior ...,rr Most Undignified Senior ..... Best Actor ...........,..i,............... Best Actress ......i..,.. .,..........Barhara Johnson ....,......Carol Timmerman ,i..,.,.......,..,.D0llg Hufford .............lVlary Jo Weaver ,.....Phillip shook Paul Bliss, Lois Luben ,larka ..........i..Edward Miller , ,,Yuu, ..... P hilip Alderink .......,........Karen Appelt MOCK ELECTIONS J'M APVEG v 'MER ,mkfvs NK X P- JARKA 5. C' -Nl' 'c. '.1. L. HASTINGS M. zuaneMA Q9 EW p BUS5 L LUBEN www N. BRONKEMA G. SCHWARTL ' a wx gif? :- ,1 'Z' W MOCK ELECTIONS .5.N in '21 'Vo 99509 64' A xg. SX L K O6 ji 6'41,0,, Y , on o' S M. GOULD C. CARLSON B. FLANDERS D. E6i'EEkovE , s. RASMUSSEN P. uvmcsrom , -16 HISTORY Chapter 1, Volume 1 THE RISE OF THE '59ERS Oh, I can hardly wait for the summer t0 end.', Isn't it wonderful? 'flust think, we'll soon be in high school! These were some of the remarks coming from a class of ex-8th graders about four years ago. When the long summer was finally over, 159 stary-eyed children, called freshmen, enter- ed the Coopersville gymnasium with a varied group of other individuals, to be welcomed by Mr. Conran. Whatever these youngsters' illusions., some of them were certainly dampened after the first half-day of high school. Why, this was nothing more than a glorified grade school. A few weeks later these curious, inexperienced, partially educated, short, wimpy little freshmen were called together by their advisors, Mrs. Ruster and Mr. Vassallo, to choose their class officers. VV e elected the following people: President-Jerry Davison Secretary--Carol Timmerman Vice-President-Norma Bronkema Treasurer-Clark Throop Then we were informed that someone had planned a Freshmen Parents, Night, so our par- ents could meet our teachers. Most of us were very thankful for this timely information-we either refox-medf?5 or told our parents the true facts about teachers. After many long months in the penitentiary the school year came to a close. Our class celebrated with a picnic at North Shore, and left some mighty disturbed sand-dunes. The coming fall we returned like good little BRONCOS, ready to gallop through another year. Although we were no longer the high school babies and felt mighty neglected, we, never- theless, continued to give the teachers miserable daydreams and terrific nightmares. With the assistance of Miss Moxon and Mr. Busman, our sophomore sponsors, we elect- ed the following classmates as our officers: President--Paul Bliss Secretary-John Prichard Vice-President-Ken Hillman Treasurer-Bob Rasmussen Later in the year we chose our class rings, many of which had already been disposed of fin one way or anotherj by the time we brought our second studious year of high school to a grand conclusion with a picnic at Long Lake. Returning the coming fall, we were a group of kids with a purpose in mind, the Great Upheaval. We were no longer ufraidy-cat freshmen, or silly sophomores-we were juniors, a a title which was almost as good as seniors. Perhaps we also earned another title-Big-Wigs. fOn account of our heads, you know.j At our first class meeting of the year we elected the following officers: President-Bob Rasmussen Secretary-Carol Timmerman Vice-President-Gary Schwartz Treasurer-Ken Simpson Around Valentine's Day we sponsored a lov-a-ly dance entitled, Swinging Sweethearts for which we elected a king, queen and the courts. In March we presented the play Kissing Cousins which immediately became a hilar- ious hit. lAnd this was certainly not due wholly to the lines in the book.1 In May we gave a poem entitled I Love Paris for our superiors, the serious seniors. For this very special occasion we transformed the gym into a sparkling Parisian Cafe, and we even borrowed a TV antenna called the Eiffel Tower, so that we might create the righ effect. At the close of our ambitious year, our class and its weary, footsore sponsors, Mrs. Taylor and Mr. Boeskool, went to Long Lake for a picnic. After a tragically short summer we once again retumed to the Halls of C'ville. At first we looked and behaved much the same as before until . . . well, perhaps we began to change be- cause we now had the added responsibility of setting a good', example for the younger classes. We became known as the solemn for was it stupidj seniors. We elected the following people to lead us in our class activities: President-Paul Bliss Secretary-Delores Walt Vice-President-Gary Schwartz Treasurer--Barb Johnson Under the guidance of our sponsors, Miss Streeter and Mr. Speet, we were soon in a re- ular twirl of events. A short time after our senior pictures were taken we made plans for a class trip to Chicogo, so -- we began selling almost everything to almost everyone so that we could raise some more money. In the month of November our class presented the play, The Great Big Doorstep, which was a Hillbillyish masterpiece. We zoomed along until May when we sailed away to Chicago for a few happy days of no school, no sleep, and no devilish attainments-hardly any. Soon after we returned home, the junior class gave a prom in our honor. On June 4, 1959, our past history came to a smashing or rather devastating close. We were given a few needed words of advice by those far wiser than wen and a diploma. Then we were sent out into a crazy mixed-up world with two guides, which stirred up in the right amounts, make wisdom, - these are are knowledge and our experiences. C. J. T. We're not the first and not the last, But we've been here, and what a past! 47 CLASS WILL I,Philip Alderink, will my ability to fall over the high hurdles to Robert Wimbush. I,Charles M. Allen, being of sound mind ? and body hereby will to Mr. Conran a new 8 quart pail in the hope that it will catch some big drip in his office. We, Karen Andersen and Mina Zuidema, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Mr. Holmes our sound minds for use in his future lab classes for whatever good he may get from them. tWhich probably won't be muchll I, Terry Antonides, will my car to anyone who can afford to run it. I, Karen Appelt, being of sound mind, will my ability to get locked in the Grand Haven State Park to my sister, Ruthanne, and whomever she may be with. I,Mary Jane Avery, being of sound mind and body, be- queath my title in the Mock Elections to Dorothy Sytsma, in hopes that she will give f?J and receive KU as much as I did. I, Bob Benefiel, will my ability to irritate Mr. La Duke's Liver to Raymond Bennink. I, Kenneth Bird, will my first chair in band to Jack Kraai, because he will have it next year anyway. We, Paul Bliss, Bob Rasmussen, and Wendell Vander Ploeg, will Mr. Earl Holmes a one-way ticket back to West Vir- ginia. We, Ron Bouwkamp and Dave Inman, will our ability to get away with raising cain all through high school and still be here to graduate to anyone who wants to take the chance. We, Norma Bronkema, Betty Koppenol, and Judy Southland, will our constant companionship through trials, tribula- tions, and stupidity in not knowing enough to come in out of the rain, to any persons with strong constitutions and love for good times and guys. We, Marilyn Brown and Donna Hovingh, being of sound minds, do hereby will our ability to perturb our teachers, yet be on good enough terms with them to get above average marks, to any person who has had the good sense to study teachers enough to get away with it. I, Jean Bursma, will some of my long hair to Mr. Tody for the bald spot on the back of his head. I,Karen Busman, will my ability to get along with Mr. Boeskool to Jim Alderink. We, Judy Ruster and Bea Cammenga, do hereby will our double-dating and hardtops to anyone who wants to play freeze-out after games. We, Micheline Dumoulin and Carol Carlson, will our ability to get along with each other for eleven years to those who think they can stand each other that long. I, Paul Chapman, will the position of business manager of the plays to anyone who figures well. I, Jim Clapp, being of sound mind hereby will Mr. Wether- bee to anyone who thinks he can stand him for an hour everyday. I, Rita Clay, will my seat on bus 9 to Barb Helmick if she can stand the strain. We, Ellen Clayton and Sara Fay Edge, will our companion- ship through trials, tribulations, misdemeanors, and devil- ish deeds during our school days together to any pair of junior girls who think they have a strong enough con- stitution. We, Diane Colegrove and Cynthia Van Rec, will our ability to go canoeing to the store in the rain, to anyone who is fool enough to want peanut butter for breakfast. I,Janice Cook, will my ability to be good in school to Sandy Muller. I, Terry Cooper, will my good times with Denny Cooper, Chuck Holmes, and Miles Praay to anyone that likes to see the towns of Grand Haven and Grand Rapids and girls. We, Mary Ellen Crowley and Barbara Gunneman, will our ability to sit in Mr. Timmerman's history class and pass notes without getting caught, to Marilyn Kastelin, Kathy Karel, and Karen Throop. I, Juanita Cryderman, will my nickname, Fingers , fcompli- ments of Mr. Boeskooll to anyone who likes being cal ed such a ridiculus name. I, Jerry Davison, will my ability to take all my books home, worry about all the tests, but never study, to any fool who is a crazy, mixed-up person also. I, Sherryl Draft, will my ability to carry all my books around with me all day in my brief case for four years to any- one who likes to have blisters on both hands. I, James Dyke, will my seat in sixth hour study hall to Ray Bennink, if he can stand to sit next to Mary and Pat. QI couldn't stand it.J I, Donald Engle, will my seat in typing to anyone who can type as slowly as I. I, Mike Ernst, will my gutless Pontiac to anyone who can afford to buy gas and oil for it. We, Margaret Farrell and Anna Erickson will Mr. Graf's study hall to anyone who can get along with him. I, Audrey Finkler, will my majorette uniform to Nancy Hill, who is very capable of fulfilling my position next year as drum majorette. I, Byron Flanders, will to Bronco Pitcher, Fred Vander Veen, the ability to throw the straight ball. I, Dick Fliearman, will my outstanding basketball ability to anybody who's fool enough to accept it. I, Floyd Fomer, will my faithful little Ford to my brother Glenn. I, John Fuller, will my ability to cut in the lunch line at the cash register to any student librarian who can make Mrs. Shook believe he has noon duty in the library. We, Margaret Fynewever and Donna Schmidt, being of sound mind, hereby will our basketball unifonns to Celia Meerman and Betty Wolbrink if they will gain enough weight to fill them. .I.,,Edward Goeree will my position on the track team to anyone who is willing to work for it. I, Anna Goosen, will my ability to pass notes to Karen Anderson right under Miss Streeter's nose without getting caught, to my sister Nancy. I, Fred Gould, will my unsightly remains to Mr. Holmes, chemistry teacher. I, Margie Hanchett, being of sound mind, will my ability to get the position of section leader of the percussion section for two years in a row, to anyone who will put forth the effort. I, Judy Handlogten, will my ability to have my hair five different colors in one year to Bonnie Rollenhagen. I, Theo Harper, will my French roll to anyone who thinks she can wear it. I, Lonny Hastings, having nothing to spare, will nothing, be- cause I need all I have. I, Bette Hecksel, will my ability to go to Grand Haven High School, not like it, and come back to C'ville to anyone who likes C'ville High School that much. I, Wayne Hecksel, will my extra oil line to Rog Timmer- man, who may need it if he changes manifolds again. I, Ken Hillman, will my football uniform, No. 32, to who- ever can get into it. I, Bill Holman, will my worn football shoes to anyone who wants them. I, Douglas Hufford, leave to t.he hallowed and beloved walls of this institution the imprints and repercussions of my four year residence. P.S.-Important . . . attention all A.A. members, recruit comrade Khrushevl h-ll-1 1' 1 I' . I, CLASS WILL Philip Jarka, will my dignity to Barry Barkel. Roger Jewell, will the white bronco off the back of my '56 Ford Continental to anyone that would have a use for it. Barb Johnson, do hereby willingly will my upper locker to any 5' 2' girl who doesn't want to hang her coat up anyway. Donna Klein, will my ability to run over a skunk with Mr. Boeskool's HOT ROD to anyone on the annual staff next year. .lanet Kline, will my good fortune in graduating from C'ville High to my sister, Pat. Dorothy Kromer, will my ability to pick cattails in the cold rain, in cold weather, in a cold creek, for the senior play to Mr. Busman, who can have my cold. We, Faye Lambregtse and Norma Lemmen, will our ability I. I. L L L I, Cl. I. L I. L I. I. I, I, I. L I. I. I, I. to be friends for thirteen years in school to anybody that can stand each other for that long. Cal Lieffers, bequeath my nickname, George , to my be- loved Qfla! Hall sixth hour study hall teacher, Mr. Speet. Ralph Lindley, will my ability to get along with Mr. Johnson to anybody who wants to get kicked out of class. Pearl Livingston, hereby will my ability to jump out of Mr. Boeskool's way during lunch hour to Sally Reyers. Bob Marek, will my ability to get hurt playing football to no one that ever wears a football uniform. .lim Marshall, being of weak mind and of poor athletic ability, will my football uniform, number fifty, to anyone who won't get it dirty. Lloyd Marshall Jr., will my ability to stick with high school and see it through to any freshman who wants it badly enough. Margie McNitt, do hereby will all of the fun I've had working on the annual staff to anyone who likes to work and have fun at the same time. Faith Meennan, will my quiet voice to my sister, Louise, who could use it on certain occasions. Roland Metcalf, will the ability to have a loaded gun when l see a deer to Pete Englert. Lynda Michalak, will my secretarial duties in Mr. Con- ran's office to my sister, Karen. Ed Miller, will my job in the kitchen to whoever is fool- ish enough to take it. Rita Miller, will my natural wavy hair to any girl who has to sit in the beauty salon most of her time. Ann Miszewski, will my job in the kitchen to someone who likes to eat blackberry pie at eleven o'clock in the morning. Roger Modderman, will my ability to get along with Mr. Wetherbee in second hour to anybody who likes Inter- national Relations. Marlene Muller, being of sound mind, mind?, and having played the piano for Mr. Boeskool, do will him to the Amos and Andy Music Hall. Bob Mummert, will my ability to roam the halls and flirt with the women to Andre Weckwert. David Nelson, will my ability to throw corn cobs at the bus drivers to anyone that thinks he can get away with it. .loan Peck, being of sound mind and body, will my driv- ing ability to Sandy Colegrove, who needs it. Bob Pelkey, will nothing to nobody because I have noth- ing to will, but if I did, I would probably keep it any- way. Elaine Piccard, will my naturally curly hair to any junior girl who wants to do away with nightly pin-ups. Miles Praay, will my little '51 Ford to anyone who can find a way to get into it. I, John Prichard, will my milk route to anybody who has a talent for getting tardy excuses. I haven't. I, Kenneth Prince, will my ability to see opposing foot- ball players without my glasses. I, Linda Reister, will my naturally curly hair to my sister, Nancy. I, Nancy Ritz, will my ability to be the only person in Drivers' Training to bump into the back of a mailman's car to anyone who wants to be as embarrassed as I was. I, Janet Rollenhagen, will my opportunity to work for Mr. Conran for two years to anyone who would like to have a nice boss. I, Tom Ryan, will my ability of getting kicked out of chorus to Bob Wimbush. I,Arlyn Saliers, do hereby will my ability to skip with 4 other fellows from the same class to anybody that thinks that he can get away with it. I, Glenn Scharphorn, will my second hour hall monitor chair to anyone who has free time and doesn't like to study. I, Marie Schmidt, will the wad on Ted's class ring to anyone who thinks they could stand the wait! I, Daughn Schipper, will my nickname Skip to Gigi Lampe land friendsl in that it might bring her better luck and success in her attempts to skip school. I, Gary Schwartz, will my coordination, speed, and accuracy in basketball to Bmce Vanllaver. I, Ken Simpson--lThat old Black Magic has me in its spellb will my love for good music to Bob lting ting tingl Rasmussen and Clark lThe Catl Throop, who hasn't learned to appreciate it fully. I, Carroll Snyder, being of a sound mind hereby will my basketball shoes to anyone who thinks he can be a man- ager. We, Mary Lou Spinner, Lois Luben, and Delores Walt, will our ability to be unable to think of something to will to Mr. Boeskool in hopes that he will be completely ashamed of himself for pestering us and doubting our capability of getting it in on time. I, Sandy Start, will to anyone who wants it, the ability to get out of Mr. Holmes' Chemistry class at test time, to go to the kitchen to get my handkerchief. I, Roger Syswerda, will my ability to keep second chair without practicing for the C.H.S. Band, to Don Klooster- house-who is always practicing. I, Robert Terpstra, will my Ford to Neil Moelker, who is always getting beaten up on the bus, so he can drive to school. I, Clark Throop, will my ability to get away with so much and get caught at so little to Gary Buist. l, Carol Timmerman, being of fairly sound mind do hereby will all the gray hair which I have received at the hands of my merciful-more-or-less-instructors to my up and coming brother and sister, Marilyn and Don. I, Chuck Vandermate, will my hot motorcycle to Mr. Harris in case his Studebaker fails him. I,.lan Vander Woude, will my ability to be quiet in class lmost of the time! to anyone who talks too much and is willing to correct this habit. l,Judith Van Kampen, will my job of helping in Mr. Noe's office second hour to anyone who can stand blood, do errands in the cold rain, goof up notices, and other things, and get credit for it. Also my boy trouble! I, Denny Young, will the front seat on bus 9, to anyone who wants it. I,,lerry Warnke, will my Strato Streak Chevy to Roger Timmerman because he wears so many out. I, Fred Wibert, will my ability to be late for school to anyone who has a good line with Mr. Conran. I, Glenn Wiersma, will that famous physics teacher, Sher- lock Holmes, back to West Virginia. Senior Play THE GREAT BIG DOORSTEP Production Staff Director ....,,...........,....,. ...,.,..,. ....,..,......,,.......... M r , Busman Student Director ......, ..........,,.,,.........,.,,,....,...... f Iarol Timmerman Prompters ............. ,...,.,,,,,... S ara Fay Edge, Ellen Clayton Stage Manager ....... .......,.......,............,,,...............,.., l 'aul Chapman Construction ............. .,,,,....... ,l erry Davison, Jerry Warnke Business Manager .... ,....,.....,,................,......... P aul Chapman Make-up Chairman ,.,........ ...................,........................,,........ M rs. Gene Elkins Properties Chairman Lighting ............. .....,,..... Ushers ........ ......,,..Mary ,lo Weaver, Daughn Schipper ................,.,,,Philip Jarka, Larry Myron Southland 50 Senior Play First row: li. Gunneman, C. Van Hee, Mr. llusman, W. Vander Plovg, C. Thronp. Second row: B. Johnson, F. Lungnevker, S. Edge, C. Allen, P. Aldvrink, M. J. W1-aux M Zuidmna, D. S1-hippvr. Cynthia Van Hee ........ Karen Andersen Barbara Johnson ..,.... Milla Zuidema .........,. Karan Appelt ..,.... Clark Throop ............ Frank Longnecker ,..A. Cast YVm-ndell Vander Ploog Barbara Cunneman ............. Charles Allen .........,.. ., Phillip Aldc-rink ...,..... ,ludyllundlogten ,.,, . ,..,.,..,Evvie .........Topal .......,.,..ElllLl w leece .....,,,,..lVlrs. Crochet .Arthur ,,.,......,.,,,.,,,,..'l'0bin ,.........llonnnodore rs. lln Prev ,.,.,.......Tay0 51 Mrs. Beaumont Crochet ROUND Jam Y el.. Margaret F. David N. Delores W. Normar- B. Joan P. 52. Barb J Phil .L P JUNIORS 4 1 Mi 'QQ ,gi ia. E 'Q 'G' sa Junior Class Officers CHARLES WIBERT President ROBERT VERSLUIS Vice President GAYLE VAN DOORN JACK BOESKOOL MARGARET CONLEY Secretary Sponsor Sponsor MICHELLE ROLLENHAGEN Treasurer 54 James Adema Tim Andresen John Bar Glen Barhrick Barry B Paul Barnelt Gary Barrcll Ronald Benkert Raymond Bennink Marian Bos Wayne Bos Donald Brown Patricia Burger Ronald Bursma L Ruth Ann Bush Q E Marjorie Busmah -f William Clay Gloria Coffey Nancy Coles Betty 55 Sherman Correll Janine Corwin Crave Davis Luella De Boer Cordon De Can Eugene Dc Fouw Bcvcrly Dc Wilt Nadine Edge Norman Edwards Peter Englerl Barbara Finkler Michael Fish Jackie Fordham Marilyn Gates 5 James Garzelloni E Judith Groeneveld Gloria Carl Hamstra Jane Handlogten Barbara Harmsen Grossenbacher 56 Lucille Hartunicwicz Becky Hastings Gary Hecksel Karen Hecksel ,Ioan Heilwl 1 Barbara Hclmick Nancy Hill James Hook Jnrly Holman Glenn Horling Kenneth Hovingli Donald Hucsing Carol Hurd Joyce Irish William Janncnga Paula Kalder Mary Klenk Richard Klein Patricia Kline Donald Kloosterhouse DA .Ioan Koning Angie Konyndyk Loretta Kraai Sally La Madline Mary Lampe .loan Lasko Judy Lemmen Shirley Lieffers Carol Longnecker Ruth Ann Longnecker Duane Lowing Katherine Maka Phillip Matuk Rose McCarthy Murl McCuaig Carolyn McNitt Celia Meerman Louise Meerman Carolyn Duane Metcalf Meindertsma 58 Mary Moflclerman Neil Moelker Marvin Muyskens Kathleen Myron Karl Nowak Lester Pala-n .loan Parks Betty Peek Robert Phelps Doris Prolrst Svott Randall Beverly Ritchey Louise Robbins ,It-rolno Rogers Jeanne Rohn Sharon Rohen Anna Michelle John Roskamp William Russell Rollenhagen Rollenhagen 59 -li -11 Y -- f- -Q1 ,H 1- -i-lx Q1-' Russell Schestag James Schippers Ronald Schwartz Wendell Scott Janet Shook Marvin Sietscma Steven Sietsema Stanley Sikkema Roger Sinderman Carol Smith Jean Smoes Bradley Sprague Zelma Sprague Charlene Slcliouwer 5 Jean Sievens I Patricia Sullivan Sally Swank Dorothy Sytsma Roger Timmerman Leon Van Aelst 60 Jeanne Van Doom Joyve Van Duyn Bruce Van Haver Robert Sharon Vander Ploeg Vander Veen Marv Venneman Sheldon Versluis Robert Versluis James Wagner Beverly Wallinga Larry Waterman Robert Way Dorothy Westrate Charles Wibert Nanry Woodard Terry Wright Nancy Vissers Sandra Kenneth Van Tinlmeren Doornbos 61 'W' 00,10 vs 'J Sxeepi Margaret NN efxdexx Ron Gary 62 Judy gesp Dem, Y Uncle Jack SCPHCMORES -W K Sophomore Class Officers AMES ROHN ROBERT LEMMEN J President Vice President E44 JACOB BUSMAN ROGER DE GRAAF Sponsor Sponsor JOANNE PRINCE KATHRYN WELLS SANDRA COLEGROVE Secretary Historian Treasurer 64 Esther Albrecht Ward Aurivh Rosemary Nanry Alcook Nancy Antonides Al'Clll-lllllleall Fram-is Arcnds Linda Barlurick Marla Bvnvh Donald Hennink Norma Bonnink Ruth Berg Williarlx lioskor Larry Bouwkump Doris Bronkvma Donald Burns liarlvara liusman Jerry Busman Ric-hard BllSIIl3ll Virginia Bylsma Wesley Busman Charlr-nv Card Malu-l Carlson William Chapman Floyd Cheyne Ronald Clapp Rosv Clay 65 Carol Coffey Sandra Colegrove ,lay Coles Mike Conley Larry Corwin Pietronella Crum Neil Davis Joy Delioer Gary DeStager Marian Devenport Kean Doane Lois Dodge Ronald Draft LeRoy Dyke Glen Edwards , Carol Eilers Cheryl Eilers Robert Eisen Norman Elenlraas Palrivia Englert Maryellen Eyer Charles Finkler Gloria Finkler Patriria Finkler Sharon Floellr Glenn Forner 66 Deanna Fritz Bonnie Fuller Virginia Cates Mary Hvrkscl Philip Hccksel Mary Helmick Wvilmot Herrirk Gail Hetzman Gloria Hia-ftjv William Hookwatvr ,lark Holman Mary Holmes Sharon Homoly Shirley Horter L - Gary Jaarsma '32 1 H Lawrcnre Hyzy EW' Terry Jarka John Johnson Howard Judd Allen Julivn Wlilliam Julien E r..r , .x l .Q :1- l l 5 I ,,.,. . a 1:-K: my 3 Kathleen Karel Robert Karopvzyk Marilyn Kastelin, Stvvvn Kla-in Rogvr line 67 .lack Kraai Mary Kriger Ronald Lampe Leonard Larkin Eugene Lemieux Janet Lemke Robert Lemmen Nancy Lessien Mary Linljer David Lowing Lorna Lowing Calvin Ludema Lyla Ludlow Susan McKinney Roberta Mallory Alma Marshall Harlan Meendering Plxillis Merkins Darlene Meyer Yvonne Meyer Thomas Miller l 1 1 l I latric-k Miszewski Sandra Muller Barbara Naylor Diana Noe Ann Nuland l I as John Nuland Ronald Patrick Guy Peek Bernard Pvlkey Rolwrl l'rl4'rson E Jon Poel Dorothy Poelma x Betty Post Robert Potgeter Jo Anne Prinre ,laaeph Pulte Rivhard Reed Nanvy Reister James Reynolds Joyce Rivord Tom Rohen Jann-5 Rohn Ronnie Rllllt'IlllH,'Zf'll Thomas Rustvr James Ryan Rolwrt Svharphorn S255 Linda Sehereneel Gerard Seherff Gerald Sehippers Jerry Schmidt 69 Karen Schmidt Richard Sc-llwallier Beth Selva Edward Sichtermau Susan Smith Mary Smilhe Raymond Snyder Yvonne Snyrler Jerry Southland Daniel Stacey David Sterzer James Stille Alice Sweers Karen Throop Norman Thurkellle Shirley Tilley Nr va Tramper Cornelius Johanna Rita Ulrirli James Van Buren Ferris Van Zan! Van Kempen Van Kempeu Roger Van Wyke Rodger Patricia Versluis Charlene Vladika Lee Walcott Vander Jagt 70 Janet Wallinga Janice Way Kathryn Wells Willialll Wfells Judy Westover Marilyn White Nanvy White Kenneth Wiersllla Robert Wimbush Be-tte Wolhrink Sue Woodard Barbara Wrigllt Mary Ann De Fouw 71 ws W A lorry Nofmo V0 wma Shirley COTUY D0ff5 Par Sleep y Heqdsl FRESHMEN x M QW ,jk HENRIETTA BUIST President Freshmen Class Officers WI LLIAM STREETER Vice President HESTER RUSTER JAY VELDMAN Sponsor Sponsor SUZETTE WHITE EILEEN SCHMIDT RICHARD SCHULTZ Secretary Historian Treasurer 74 Marietta AlllllllS James Alclerink Mirllael Anderson Laura Andron Rlllllillllll' Appelt ' L Rose Arends ' 'quq i 'T H George Averill - . Y llluurivf Bvnnink Gloria Bitson Ruth Blaukunip ,lorry Branior Barry llronkcma ' f q Rosalind Bronlu-many' 1 ff, fit. 1 4 ! ffl tix fl' x , V A . , g L, ,f , pvc, I .M X 7 t Diff 2 4.1. -into 1 A 1 Virginia Britton , ,,'.. . A Lois Brown J 1 k Henrietta Buist Nancy Bush Carolyn Buslnan Elaine Bylsma Sharilyn Carr 75 Charles Clayton Dennis Cooper Lynn Correll Agnes Courtade Karen Davis Mary Dvhn Elaine Dewitt Melvin Dyke Sam Easterly George Eisen Jerry Eisen Gordon Elzinga Joseph Englert QM , John Englcrt Li Ri:-l1'1rd Finkler James Fitzpatrick John Fynewever David Gates Nancy Cates Nancy Coosen 76 S Q 3 ii ww. I i if 4 is i 1 ,W . w Glenn Grossenbacher Boyd Harpst x -' 3 4 n. z 1 E X Ji rw- .-AV ' p . - 1 - 0 ' 3:f s T f'1 . l - Q1 ' ii i f o Hal Herkel Elmo Heft Marjorie Heibel David Hekhuis Karen Hentsrhel .lohn Hilton Carl Holman Roger Holman James Holtrop Alverna Hovingh Harvf-y Irish Joseph Johnson Carol Jones Janet Julien .lluly Kastelin if r if , Georg? Kihhy Mary Joan Kovrhvr Dale Kome 77 Harry Langlois Ernest Laug Ronalrl LeBoeuf Bruce Lemieux Judy Lemieux Nunvy Lieffers Darla Longnevker Roger Luben Rosemary Mais .lutlitll Mallory David Marek Steven Marshall Joyce Matteson Helen Mr'Auley Wesley Mazurek Colleen McClure Cale MrNitt Bruce Merryman Karen Mivhalak Steven Mielialak 78 Lawrence Millen Karen ModdermanNorma Modderman Dorothy lVlnmmerl Marvia Muller J Q.. 5 ij 'L Ruth Naylor A 3' Candy Newberry ' Wig! . or R e y W Cheryl Uuderslys R' Charles Overmeyer x ' 1. 32: 1' V K X . ,... rt gb n is :,l R I p 'z . ': ' is 1 Clifford Palen Margaret Phillips Floyd Raimer Jean Rasmus if 1 Anita Ritchey Bryan Robbins Willialxl Robinson Carol Rogers James Rohn Charlene Rollenhagen 79 Rochelle Rollenhagen Ruth Sandel Judy Saliers Larry Schilling Max Schipper Eileen Schmidt Richard Schultz James Schwallier Virginia Schwindt Karl Segraves llanicl Shavalicr Roger Showers Duane Sikkema Mary Simpson Thomas Simpson Linda Smith Robert Smith Leon Smoes Edward Start Judy Start Barbara Steele 80 Harold Steele Robert Stevens William Streeter Jac-k Stiles Dorothy Syswcrda Gerald Tarney Donna Tvrpstra uhm.-. Marilyn Timmerman Richard Timm:-rman Lester Van Allslrurg Mary Jane VandenBrink David Valialcrlllate Shirlvy Van Dyke LceAnnP Van Haver Johanna Van KPIIIPBII Lois Van Wienvll Joy Veeneman Arthur VenR0y Rivhard Verslnis lirure Vissers 81 Janet Vissers David VandeWeg Sharon Worpel Andre Wet-kwert David Way Sue White Marcia Wieland Larry Wiersma Richard Willard Ruth Ykema 82 JUNICDR HIGH Rf? ljdf s? 6 ,lg isii? sf! N , f ,Q f' 9 9 Seventh Grade First row: N. Ni1'llIllllll'I, K. Busman, Nl. Van Avlst, B. Dvrlry, S. Druugal, S. l'l'lt'l'S , . Mvyvring, ll. Irish. l Svvond roul: Mr. We-iS,' Y. lm-rk, S. Him-, S. Young, V. Gris, WI. Hortvn, I.. Dvifan, J. Bro nk Plllkl., D. f.I'l'iigl l', R. Llay. H. VCPIIPIIIHII. A. Huist, D. Cflllll, J. Davis, N. Elvlllnuus., L. Nc-lsml YVI. Iiorlvr. Hr. Sl'llllilZ. Third row: 5. l'0rk, IC. I,0l1gl14'1'kvl', C. X7I'Fkl'l'Iil', S. Hricfling. D. l'osoIri1-r, li. Zovllvr, li Br-nnink. D. Chapman. K. Davis, H. RIWIIOIIIS 1 Hd ll I , 1. 'nn oglvn, D. ki-Ily. U. Johnson, Nliszvwski. H. Lasko. First rU14': C. Schultz, M. Jagvr, R. Post, B. Draft, R. Balmsky, YV. Moc-rnlun, J. L:-lug, J. Dykm' Nl. N1-l.vml, H. Larkin, J. Davis. Sl'f'0Il!I row: li. Llltllcr, G. Trimlrlv, YY. Llllllvr, U. Ritz, C. Vluflikzl, R. Holman. D. S1'llllli4h J. l4l'llli1'llX, H. Clay. J. WYBIIXVPIQI0, L. Troutwim-, S. Houplr. U. Fitzpatrick, R. Eisvn, M. livlly, I.. Van Dusvn, lf. lilinv. H. Marshall, M. M1'Kinlwy, H. Thomas, L. Erivkson, J. Long Il1'1'kl l', D. Ref-Yrs, C. Umlor, D. Gray, D. Fowler, J. Ryan. Third row: H. l.0ll1s4'l1utz, W. MrDul1i4'l, 5. Bush, D. Vs-rlwlllall, H. IJPIIIUITSI, J. Mulvlulylu' T. Card. D. ixl4'l'gC'Ill'I', D. Peck, I.. Vinvvnt, H. Hullx. XY. Flovllr, J. Bos, ll. Duornlros l'. Brunner, M. Van Drr Mvlllell. D. Clupp, R. SlI'4NIIlN'4'k, N. Bus. A. U1-nnink. D. Bl'lllIll'l' T. lilzinga, M. Definer, D. Tilrlw, Hr. Movllvr. Fourth row: J. Sprague-, U. San-iigvig I.. Alle-n. 8l on 4 1 1 Eighth Grade First row: S. Van Zylvclcl. L. XJPIIIIPIIIH. H. Struivk. W. Humllogtr-n, C. AllDI'l'l'lIi. NJ. Hvvksvl H. IM-Will., J. Frazivr. 501-01111 rmr: Hrs. llivlz. 11. Holm. l'. lim-islulrg. l'. Nlvtiurnnia-lc. li. IJl'llIIk4'IIl2l,, L. Slilllglllll' k R. SIIIUUS, lx. Bl'IlIll'll., L. Lmwing, li. Nun XY1'c'l1e'll.J. Jilusun, ll. lzillllllllvll, NJ. lillisl, U. Hoo Nliss H0012 Tllirri row: J. Nvvd. lx. Jxl1'1'Il1Jl'l'JIlgl, 5. lillsrvll. S. llfmplv. l'. Sullivan. JI. Post. M. SIIIIPCS. J XY ull. lf. 1Q1n'l'4'4', I. Tillllllwlllalll. l'. Ross. Y. Huron. Nl. Nll'iIl1Jl'I'lSlll1l, L. Yam Wykv. First rozr: J. Fisvllvr, C. Mayvrofl. .-X. Swanson. H. Trilwrg. U. Hvllnivk, L. Morris, l'. Slrmll Iwi-k. K. IJIHIIIO., XY. SU'll0llW'l'l', ll. Kvvny. SPCOIIII mir: ll. Brown. 11. Gilln-rl, L. Slew-I. J. Hvlmirk. .-K. llulnun. Nl. llvnnink. R. Ili-1-ke li. l:0llSlZlIIlilll', J. lla-1-ksvl, R. lfurmomly. l'. l Jllgll'l'i, ll. IJl'00Q1l'l', ll. llurlml. H. LIIIIQLJOIS J. Nl4'yc'l'il1g. U. Wllilv. N. Rohn, .L Lunglois. J. lil'lll'Jl., if. Pl'i1'llLll'll. L. llc Vouw. R. llc' Will R. Hvvlasvl. I . ,IUIIIISUII Third row: J llarkvl. Il. l'm-Ima, l'. Ungar. Il. Yan Hipvr, li. Lowv, U. Humlluglvn. ll. liurkal D. Tillllll1'Tlllkll1, ll. Ramps, J. Bush. Y. .lm-wi-II. J. lfranklin, l'. l5zu'ln'iu-k, H. l,1n'l10y. E. .Xuslin J. Lillibrinlgc. li. Hillll'llJllll'f!,, lfl XXJIIIJHISJI. ll. llc-Nlaalgcl. A. Jones, J. Yun lloorn. Nr. livnm' SS ll Junior High Chorus First rmr: ll. llvrlny. M. Illlist. R. XILIFSIIHII. Il. Campbell, J. Jilvson, ll. Pritvllarfl. R. Clay. J Hvlmivk. ll. XlrlIor1ni1'k. .l. llavis. l'. llivslwrg, S. Drougal. Svronrl row: Nl. llorlvr, ll. Cray, ll. llroxsn. 5. Young, J. llavis, I.. Erivkson. ll. llook, 41. Ilolm .-X. lluisl, ll. Sl'lllllllll.. ll. IIl'1'2lg!0l', N. Nl1'NS'lllIllTl. ll. vl'1'lll'lllilIl., S. llooplv, ll. Crum. J lIl'0lllU'Illll. .l. l.ongm-vlu-r. 0. Hin, XX. l.lIllH'l', Y. Hvis, I.. N4-lson. I . Jolmson. J. llyzm. Y I' ck I I . Vlvllifll row: ll. l.au'lgin. ll. lu-llp. 5. Im-k, ll. lgl'0llliI'llli.l. Nl. IIl1'lIlll0I'lSlllkl., I., l.owinp:, l. SlilllgLlll1'l', 5. llooplv, 5. lll'll'IlIlll1, l'. Ross, lx. Davis, ll, llllilllllll-Ill. S. Rvynolils. Y. Nlyron, I. Yan Wiylu-. 11. YM' lie-rlu-. Nl. Yun flvlsl, I.. Wliszvwski, lx. IIPIIIIUII., J. xI4'f'llll1'l'lllfl. R. l.zlSko lf. l.ollg.!Il4'4'lU'l'. ll. Yam NX ie-nc-ll. Nlr. llom-skool. Fourlh ro1i': l'. linglvrl. I.. Ili-Can. ll. l'osolvi1-r, Nl. llvllovr, I. Tllllllll'I'lllUll. .l. llarlu-l. I.. XX all Nl. Smovs. ll, llvxlililflll. 'l'. ilurel. I.. Y:-nm-nm, Il. llurlufl. IC. Slruik. J. lfrazie-r. S. Yam Zyl vi-Isl. ll. lh-XX ill. ll. IIZIIIQIIIDQIIPII. H. Slroilllwrk. Nl. H4-vksvl, Nl. l'osl, J. SIH'llfZllt'. l'. Sullivzm. 5. l'vl1-rson. li. llusmzm. ll. llruinvr. Junior High Cheerleaders First row: li. llronkvma J. lfruzicr, Nl. lluist, Nl. Smoes, L. Lowing. Svrond row: M. Horter, A. Nlvyvring, 11. Holm, D. Kelly, B. Campbell, M. Van Aelst, S. Drougal, J. Davis, .-X. Buist. 86 SPCRTS wr A '7 y.. vt Q, M5510 9 if I ,cn , nf A 'a wry U . n lv U 1 QKIITU Y x -1. . 'n 1- , Varsity Football First row: J. Marshall, F. Longnevker, W. Holman, R. Metcalf, K. Hillman, R Pllearman lx Simpson, F. Willett, R. Pelkey, ll. Shook, L. Hastings, C. Holmes. Second row: lVlr. Wetherlwe, R. Rasmussen, W. Jannenga, N. Edwards, C. Wilrert l Demorest K. Prince, ll. Barkcl, B. Flanders, J. Pulte, Mr. Timmerman. Third row: P. Barnett, L. Lowing, J. Garzelloni, B. Versluis, C. lJeCan, T. Xndresen L Lc Micux, P. Miszewski, L. Palen, J. Rolm, C. James. September 19 September 2 3 October 3 October 10 October 17 October 24 October 31 November 7 1958 SCHEDULE Coopersville Coopersville Coopersville Coopersville Coopersville Coopersville Coopersville Coopersville Nortll Nluskegon 6 Sparta 13 Zeeland 19 Reeths-l'ufler 0 East Grand Rapids Whitellall 31 Comstock Park 12 Fremont 19 Varsity Football 89 Second Team Football .tu i - 5-emily i J, 2 ..........s - in First row: J. Hoekwater, D. Cooper, E. Start, B. Robinson, J. Fitzpatrick, C. Finkler, W. Wlells, R. Vander Jagt, M. Andersen, R. Holman, B. Lf-Mieux, J. Van Buren, B. Merryman. Second row: B. Sprague, D. Versluis, J. Johnson, D. Marek, M. Dyke, J. Holman, G. Edwards D. Hs-khuis,, ll. Eiscn, G. Averill, H. Judd, C. Holman, J. Fynewcver, R. Reed. Third row: Mr. Velalman, J. Aldf-rink, T. Rohr-n, M. Bennink, W. Aurirh, J. Reynolds, W' liusmam, J. Stillv, T. Simpson, B. Smith, T. Jarka, ll. Uvermyer, ll. Wimlrush, B. Bronkema li. Strvvter, Mr. Nl1'Gal'0y. Second Team Basketball First row: G. Edwards, B. Bronkema, R. Draft, D. Gates, J. Reynolds, C. Clayton, E. Lemieux. Second row: Mr. Veldman, B. Lemieux, G Schcrff, G. MvNitt, G. Eisen, D. Schultz, J. Johnson, J. Rohn, M. Dyke. 90 , ...NH , , 1 9l Varsity Basketball First row: B. Sprague, G. Schwartz, R. Modderman, W. Vander Ploeg C Wxersma C Throop C. Overmeyer. Second row: B. Versluis, T. Andrescn., R. Van Haver, R. Syswerda, K Simpson T Wrnglxl J. Johnson, C. Snyder, Mr. Vassallo. Coopersville Coopersvillc Coopersvillc Coopcrsvillc Coopersville Coopersvillc Coopersville Coopersville Coopersville Coopersville Coopersville Coopersville Coopcrsville Coopersville Coopersville Coopersville SCHEDULE Comstock Park Zeeland Grand Haven Reoths-Puffer Fremont Vllhitellall Sparta Rockford Comstock Park Zeeland North Muskegon Hudsonville Montague Fremont Sparta Big Rapids 92 ax X ri 1 gs x Pi ,. 1: Ei., 13: 5 , .5 5 H Q 4 H, . U ssl. M3 mlb Q Girls Basketball First mu. J Smoc s, B. Wollvrink, D. Schmidt, Nl. Fyncwcver, D. Schipplr J Lennnen J Van Dync ,I Van Doorn. .Second rou 5 LaMatlline, S. Muller, M. Farrell, P. Burger, N. Edge IN Mtook ,I Hand logtcn Miss Strcclcr, S. Wllilc, R. Bush, C. Mccrman, S. Colegrovr, R Ulrich Q Edge Coopersvillc Coopcrsvillc Coopcrsville Coopersville Coopersvillc Coopcrsvillc Coopersville Coopersville Sparta Unity Christian Comstock Park Unity Christian Comstock Park Sparta Comstock Park Sparta W A u . Y t x Q X 'N 1 XX Nw 1 .1 ..1' 'www-w Junior High Baskefball First row: M. Kelly, S. Bush, . Helmick, J. Fisher, H. Hulst, A. Holman Second row: M. Bcnnink, G. Saenger, R. Wimlmsh, Mr. Wetherlree J VanD0orn J Lealh C. lll'll'llklI'll. 6 I x., - SM L is 'A 2 Q. he , J H-.. -J .1 I ' c x is 'w x 5 4 , Coopersville Coopersville Coopersville Coopersville Coopersville Cooperswille Coopersville Coopersville Coopersville Coopersville 3 96 SCHEDULE Beechwood Ravenna Marne Zeeland Beechwood Spring Lake Marne Ravenna Zeeland Spring Lake Track first row: ll. Srlu-rff, Ii. XXJIIIIHISII, li. V4-rsluis, Il. fVlvl4'ulf, J. Harm-lluni. U. H1.ll'l'l'lI., ll. V1-r sluis, YY. Jannvnga, C. l,4'Ill0l'k'Sl, J. Johnson, Nl. Yvnlioy. 'vcollrl row: lf. l illkl4'r. J. l ilZpaIri4'k, J. Clzlpp. J. l'ull4-, K. l'rin4'0, H. 5lilI'l'k, ll. L4-iffm-rs ll. llnlmvs, li. SJIIIIISUII. H. Svlnsurlx, IJ. ,-Uxlvrillk, H. f:0l'l'l'l', IJ. Rlinv, ur, Tilnlmwnlzlll, R SIIfNS'1'l'.i. l'l1frzI rfnv: R. R1lSlllllS5'1'Il, 11. !J4lllllilIl, l'. NlullQk.1H. llvfl. ll. Nlurn-le, ll. .-Slle-n, ll. Sh-ve-ns. M hvlmmll. M. lmluarfls, XX. Bos, ll. lin-nnlnk. N. lulwarels. li. liarrlu-I, 5. flkkvlllll, NN . Hawks: R. Hvnnink. Nl. lfrlwsl. ff. 4JVl'I'Illyl'l'. T. Jurku. T. Mnln-soul. XX. SVIIIIIII, K. Lang. J. Xltle ink. ll.,lml1l. ll. Hvklluis. B. We-IIS. Tennis l'irst row: S. Sil'lSl'lllil, l'. ifllapman. ll. Stavy, Hr. Cnnrzln. PI. lJl'I'10lIW, J. l yIll'N'1'V1'l'. li. xV2lll4Il'l' l'lm'g. vrond row: J. Roskuu1p,J. llylw. l'. Sllook. F. Randall, Nl. X-1'l'll1'llHlIl. H. Si1'llU'l'lllilIl, I.. XX 1Il4'l'lllilll. J. lkraai. M. Ilykv. 97 First Team Baseball First row: J. Rohn, F. L0llgIll'I'kl'I', B. Flamlr-rs, R. Syswvnla, Mr. Wvvtllerlwv, F. VandvrV0en R. Mc-lralf, K. Hillman. Svronfl row: P. Barnett, M. Fish, IJ. Lowing, D. Hua-sing, ll. VanHuve-r, lf. Wilvcrt, K. llourn Inns, ll. Swoq-rs, J. R1-ynolfls. R. Sl'llN'ill'lZ, E. IA'llll0llX, P. Engl:-rt. Second Team Baseball First row: H. Vissers, J. Southland, Nl. Conlvy, YV. Hoe-kwalcr, Mr. Mvllarvy, ll. S4'llllllZ, J. Sl'llW'2illl0l', fl. Eisen. Svvorul row: M. Svllippvr, li. Smith, li. xY1'SlVQ'lll., ll. Uulvs, T. Simpson, ll. Burns, I.. Larkin, R. Draft, li. llronkoma, D. SllHV3lll'I', J. Englerl. 98 ACTIVITIES L 'QQ .7 .5-,.II'I I H529 99 1 !t'1 'ns Q61 645 1, QI ' s Junior Play Flrst row: W. Svott, M. Lampe, S. Randall, J. Shook, W. Jannenga, P. Kalder. Serond row: Mr. Busman, C. Longnevker, N. Hill, J. VanDoorn, B. liarkel, J. ll3l'Z9ll0lll D Menall, M. Conley, ll. Hastings, D. Westrate. MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN Mrs. Abbot .,,,,,. busan ,.,.,, ,,,,...... Housemother ,,,,.. Bunny .,.,,.,.,,,,,,, Helen ...... ,. Carrie ......,, Clara .,....... Marge ,,,,,,,, Boho ,,.,.,.,.. Jack Howie ......, Bill ..,.....,................,,,,, .,...,,,,, Dean Sillingham ...... Professor Michaels Cast 100 .,.,,..,...,Janet Shook .,.,.,,,..,,,.Mary Lumpe ....,.Becky Hastings .........lVlargaret Conley Jeanne VanDo0rn ..,,...........Paula Kalder Hill ,.,........Carol Longnecker .,.,..,...W'endell Scott ...,...,Jin1 Carzelloni ,,,.,...Duane Metcalf ,...,,,...Bill Jannenga ...... Barry Barkel ....,,...Sc0tt Randall 'N -L-l-.-.-------.1 -L V' .4 A 5 0' ,w v 1 - 5 'ul , A ., 4, QQ L4 .. 52 . ,, I L-J 'i' -5651-g35W 'wl A akiwlklifijr x 3 I Q 1' llm 1 'f? Hall Monitors First ron' IJIISIPF, : Z. Spraguv, C. Timmerman, W. YYPIIS, M. Zuillema, B. Vanllave-r, H. Jvwcll, J. C. lmllgllwkf-1'. A. Finklvr. SPFOIIII row: M. xxllZllllS, S. XJ-00llkll'll, J. Cook, M. Conlvy, N. Lanlpv, J. l'rin1'f', ll. Hastings, l.. xlLlIllJliVt'l'. T. AlNll'4'S0ll. N. lA'lllllll'Il, C. Van Raw, P. Hvvksvl, F. lvlf't'l'Ill3ll., ll. Buist, D. lgl'OlllCl'l Third row: nu, .l. Nulunel, Nlr. lllakkan. ll. Swanson, WV. IJ4'l'liSf'l, 12, l'H'k, J. Wvarnkv, D. Engle, J. Snmcs, M. Ernst. R. Sysvwrfla, li. Simpson. J. Roskamp, J. Vanlluorn, J. Rogf-rs, E. Lf'Illlf'llX, S. ASikkvma, ll. ' l lJll'4 Il'll lxlvin. I I Student Council First row: ll. liulivump, J. Harm-Iloni, ll. Colvgrovc, B. Vanflavvr, B. Rasmussvn. C. Vanllve. W.. x'lillIll4'l'I,l01'g, Mr. lllukkzm. Svvoml row: M. Mlllflvlllil, S. Colvgzlwrvv, Xl. R0lll'lll12lgf'll., J. SOllllllLlllll, D. Xvall, J. R0lll'llll2lgPll, L. Llllmn, C. TlllHlll'l'lllilll, Xl. IAIIIIPP, Nl. Conley, K. lllaka, ll. Phillips. Third row: Chapman, J. l or1lhum, li. Vvrsluis, H. Smitlw, E. Lf'Illll'llX, J. Aldvrink, J. Hoek, J. Pulte, B. G. Barrett, D. Konw, J Vunlloorn, R. Jewell. 102 Annual Staff First row: M. MeNitt, R. Modtlerman, B. Johnson, J. Boeskool, D. Skipper, A. Miszcwski Second row: ll. Whitt, J. Clapp, D. Kline, W. Heeksel, ll. Kromer. The 1959 Yearbook Staff was composed of ten ambitious seniors. With the guidance of Mr. ,lark lloeskool work assignments were marie. Xvhile these il?SigLl1llll'IllS were the chief job of the person to whom they were assigned, everyone helpeti in eaeh ol' the tlepart- ments, and all of us went soliciting for advertising. This year we met every first hour, our headquarters being the former usiek roomw ol' the Upper Annex. Vvhile on the annual staff we learned why it was calieti the usick room. Anyone brave enough to remain for a full hour during the cold winter days emieal up with a ehill. All joking asitle, we had a woiicferfully busy year, action-packed and loatleti with the joys of things aeeomplinheti. lt will be at year each ol' us will long remember. 103 Pep Club First row: C. Car, J. Shook, M. Bench, M. Holmes, J. Prince, A. Finkler, C. Van Ree, J. Van Doorn, D. Colegrove, K. Throop, S. Colegrove, D. Schmidt, M. Zuidema, N. Bronkema. Second row: C. Longnccker, M. White, P. Finkler, K. Hecksel, R. Ulrich, K. Davis, N. Hill, M Muller, B. Rollenhagen, F. Meerman, N. Lessien, L. Van Wiellen, M. Tinnnerman, M. Carl- son, J. Westover, M. Phillips, C. Carlson, J. Ruster, S. Hortcr, Mr. TTHIIIIPFIIIHII. Third row: Woodard, Y. Myer, D. Bronkema, E. Schmidt, M. Rollenhagen, M. Klenk, P. Merkins, B. Wolbrink, Y. Snyder, L. Kraai, S. Vander Veen, H. Buist, M. Vanden Brink, K. Moddcrman, S. Swank, G. Davis. J. Southland, B. Cunnenian. Fourth row: J. Kastlin, N. Bush, ll. Englert, L. Ludlow, F. Lambregtse, K. Karel, N. Alcook, J. Klein, B. Koppenol, S. Swerpcl,, M. Fynewever, M. Lampe, D. Westrate, M. Conley, L. Lowing, R. Rollenhagen, N. Modderman, M. Wieland. Fifth row: N. Lennnan, K. Hccksel, J. Dreyne, L. Barlmrick, ll. Jager, L. Vanhaver, A. Cosen, J. Lcnnncn, J. Handlogten, H. Appclt, S. Van Timmerlnan, J. Smoes, R. Bush, E. Clayton, M. Kastlin, J. Rollenhagcn. The llep Club plays a vital part in the program at C. H. S. They met at the beginning of the year and chose the following people as their officers: President .....,..,..,,,.......,,., ,.,,,.........,,,,. f lynthia Van Ree Vice President ...,.,... ..,...,.. J eanne Van Doorn Secretary ..,,..,.,,......,.. ,...,...... D iane Colegrove Treasurer ..,..,,,.. ........., A udrey Finkler Sponsor .,,........,.,................,.............,...... Mr. Timmerman Among the various activities which the club had charge of was that of the Homecoming. They took care of the elections for the King,s and Queen's Court and also the program for the evening. They sponsored Dad's night for the foot- ball players, Momis Night for the first team basketball players, and Parent's Night for the basketball girls. This society also had charge of the pep meetings. They do a fine job of keeping up the morale of the students sportswise: but than that, they try to carry it into every phase of our school program. 104 Varsity Cheerleaders D S1-lunidt, N. Hronkvma, J. Shook, S. iiolvgrow-. NI. Zlli4IK'I Second Team Cheerleaders J. l'rlm'c', 5. Larr, NI. Benvh, M. Hulmvs. lx. Throop. 105 Future Farmers of America First rou': Mr. Harris, H. Hvrkvl. D. Kulivanlp. fl. Allvn. R. Jvwvll. L. Myron. T. Forclllanl. R. Way. U. Luwillg. J. Holman. g4'l'0lIIl row: U. Juursnla. S. Knupvr, L. Spraglu-. YY. Bus, C. Il:-1-lm-I. S. lxlinv, R. lh-nnink. H. Junlnl. J. Pm-I. 11. Holman. H. Mvrrynuln, U. Warvk, M. l'rziay. Il. Lmsing. ll. lluopvr. 11. Ifinklvr. Third row: li. Holman. li. lioslwr. H. 'ul'l'lllIl'l'iIlfZ, H. Snyclvr. J. Slillv. XX . He-vksvl. lf. :Xl'l'lNlS H. Wurvk, li. l'wlillIlll'l'S. ll. Engzlv. J. XX ugnrr, IJ. llvnnink. Fourth rmr: J. Hogvrs. lx. Nuwuk. U. Ifornvr. I.. llykv. R. lim-fl. NN. SVIIIIIIZ, J. Bl'illll1'l'. T. Kohn. ll. Hurling. lx. l,I'iI1I'4', Nl. Sil'ISl'lIIii, W. BUSIIIHII. Fiflh row: 11. Clayton. N. Davis, L. Wballcolt, J. Johnson. E. 1r01'l't'l'. fl. HRIIIISIFZI. 4-H Club First row: Y. P4-ck, Y. Ge-is. l'. Hivslwrg. ,-X. Mcyering. N. Elm-nlsaas. S. Young. ' Seroml rout S. P1-vk. B. Bronkc-ma, NI. Mcinderlsma, D. Chapman. M. Snmcs. J. 'Van Ixumpvn S. Hooplv. lx. lim-nm-tt. Nl. VanA0lsl, Mrs. Vaxulerliymlv. 106 Future Nurses Club First row: 11. I.ungl1m'k1-r. 11. Timmvrmun. B. Un-Wilt. Hrs. xx1'Il1'1'I', U. Kopp:-nal, Nl. IM-Fo Il. Nh yn I. ql'l'0lll! rQ14':' J. XX allingu, Xl. Phillips. N. B-l'0IIk1'llH1. .l. Soullylaml. 1f. -liusman. ll. XX rigzlll, 1 Davis, 5. luelgv. ,I. Wlallnry., S. NIllH1'l'. 11. l'1nkl1-r. 5. l.ilxlli1HIll1', Nl. lllllllll'I'lllllII. Tlzirrl row: Nl. xx1'iiV1'l', li. Hastings. 11. Su-lxmnwr, J. Xv3llk1'llllJ1'll, S. Slnrl. J, l.1'Illlll1'll, R Appvll. li. 1Iluylml. N. Halgs-, 11. Hivfljr. I.. Hurlnrivk, 11. xl1x1'I'IllilIl, Nl. l,:unpn'. Future Teachers Club First row: Nl. xvilIl1l1'l'x71'l1l1'.. .-X. Finklvr. W. Scott. Ur. Spvvl. li. Jolmson, Nl. Ur4m'l1. K. Ilan: l-'COIIII row: ll. Nov. li. l'osl. S. Wlullvr. I.. X'illl.'xIlSIl1'l' Y. A. Nlisxvwski. K. Kun-l, Il. xx1'SlI'l11 1- J. lxusu-lin, Nl. R1lH1'IIllag1'll, Nl. Hanrlwll, Nl. Yumlm-nlirink. J. x'v1'1'll1'lllilll, S. X ilIlhYIi1'. fllird row: N. xl01l1l1'l'lll2lll, M. Kuslvlin, li. Xxvilllillplil, I.. Yunlluvor, 11. Hurd. 1f. I.1l1ll'lllil., li T Mallory, A. Hovingh, J. llanflloglvn, V. 1Qalvs, I . liurgvr, Nl. Wivlaml. 1117 Library Club First row: J. Holman, S. Rohr-n, R. Clay, C. VanderMate, J. Southland, D. Noe, M. DeFouw. Second row: Mrs. Robinson, S. Start, C. VanKanipen, M. VenRoy, L. Corwin, P. Jager, M. Mc-Nitt, A. Miszewslci. Third row: R. iVlllllllllPl'l, E. Miller, S. VanTinnnc-ren, R. Tramp:-r, K. Rird, U. Johnston, J. Fuller, Nl. Fish. The Library Club, under the ardent instruction of Mrs. Ruth Robinson, high school librarian, has accomplished many noteworthy deeds this year. All twenty-five student librarians are members of this organization, and they elected the following officers at their first meeting: President .................., ,,,.,,....., B eatrice Camminga Vin' President ......... ,.,,..,,... C harles VanderMate Secretary .,,,,........., ,...,,.,,,, Judy Southland Treasurer ..,.,...,,,,,,..............,,...............,,. Terry Antonides The duties of a student librarian are many and varied. Taking care of the circulation of books and running the various types of audio-visual apparatus compile a very full schedule for the active librarians each day. 108 Bible Club First row: J. Holman, J. Wlay, B. Johnson, R. Svhwartz, F. Wihvrt, Mr. Ho:-skool, Rc-v. Gordon, li. Hovingh, B. Wlallinga, S. Vanllyko, Nl Spinner, M. hlullvr. Svronrl row: J. Sulivrs. W. Holzhay, J. Vt-vnmnan, S. Mnllvr. li. Mit-haluk, R. Clay, li. xxifllllll. ll. Coffa-y, M. lNl1'Nitt, L. Lulu-n, S. Livffe-rs, R. BIISIIIHII, J. Koning, D. llovingh, F. M1-1-rnnul. J. Vanlianipon, A. Miszvwski, J. Vissvm. Nl. Vanmlvnllrink. Nl. llalwlu-tt, M. Nlullvr. J. xx-ill' lingu.. S. l.alVlatlline'. 'l'l1ir1l row: D. Sysworala, C. Stvhonwer, M. Lintjvr, l'. Vvrsluis, ll. Walt, V. Gatos. E. Vissa-rs. Nl. Nlnyskvns, l.. wiUlfxl'lII3ll, J ll3l1Ill0fllf'II, N. llonnink. J. Stvvvns. A. Konynrlykv, N. lfrllnl. M. Bos, l.. liurhrirk, L. Rohlrins, B. ll0Witt. Fourth row: M. Wit-land, C. Smith, C. Hurd, ll. llohhins N. Antonirlvs. J. xl2ilNll'l'xY0lllll', l.. Bonwkamp, R. Lulu-n. W. Wright, J. Branwr, R. R1-ml, S. VunTiinmvr4-n, A. Hovingh, J. Fynf-wa-vor, M. llnsman. N. Vissvrs, D. Wostralv. The Bible Club OI'g2llllZCIl to give out the wonclerfnl story of Jesus Christ and to promote Christian fellowship among tcmi-agvrs of torlay. The club is open to anyone intcrestcwl in Bible sturly. 'fliers is no sf-t mom- hership. The cluh mvvts evory Vllocliiesilay in Room 3 at 12:15 p.m. The- nioetings inchulv spoululrs, musical ontvrtztinment. group singing. unil testimonies. The vlnh is nniler the very cupuhlv sponsorship of Jack Box-skool and Rev. Richatrll Gordon. The officers for the past your have boon: l'rvsiflvnt, Frvcl Wlihertg Vice llresillent, lien llovingh: Secrets:ry-Trvasurer. Bova-rly Wlnllingu. anal Bulletin Chairman, Ron Schwartz. 109 Camera Club First row: W. Wright. K. Myron, B. W'imlrush, Mr. Harris. W Svronrl rmv: J. liusmun. ll. 5ll'llUllNf'l', S. Swank, T.Ja1-ka. Junior Rotary First row: l,'. Bliss, R. Tcrpslra, R. Rassmusvn, K. Simpson, ll. lluflorll. W Svroml row: U. Svllwartz, J. Marshall, H, Conran, ll. Tllronp. 110 The evening of October 10, 1958, heralded the ever eventful Homecoming Came at Averill Field as the Coopersville Broncos played the Reeths-Puffer Rockets. The weather was cool, but the atmosphere was full of excitement as kick-offw time approached. The Broncos were the victorious team with a 33-0 score. The preparations for the Homecoming festivities were made by the l'ep Club with the Student Council having charge of the elections of king, queen, and court to reign for 1958-1959. The Alumni Association sponsored a contest, and prizes were given for the best decorated cars. During the halftime ceremonies Miss Patricia Kennedy, Queen of 1957-1958, crowned the Queen, Diane Colgrovc, as the band formed a crown and played a fanfare. After the game many people retired to the high school gymnasium for the dance sponsored by the Alumni Association. The music was furnished by the Carl Rosien Qrchestra, and ,ludy Southland introduced the members of the court - Cindy Van Bee and Yvendell Vander Ploeg, Mary Lampe and Kenneth Simpson, Mina Zuidema and Paul Bliss, Norma Bronkema and Clark Throop, Donna Schmidt and Lonny Hastings, Audrey Finkler and ,lim Garzelloni. Following the court came King Bob Rasmussen lon CI'lltCllCSl, Queen Diane, and the crownbearers, Rodney Tibbe and Janie Weriger. After Queen Diane crowned King Bob, the court began a most pleasant evening of dancing. lll wqi, GND 7 of J Wenger R Tsbbe ix Wg, ox 66 . ' moo D 4 , X N. Bronkemc, J. Gorzelloni SUYWPSO D A A. Finkler, L Hastings 112 v.,,, R Ee, W V . an der Ploe 9 Ncf w,J.0 ' 1., 0. AMJL W.,.,U.' - . Ure? ZZ' ef Arizona ' 15' Gnu to 04-U -1 paanwqa, .4411 h l I F Meet Arizona Ronnie ,,,..... . M a ri a ,,,,,,,,. happy ,A Lavinia ,.....,,, Bertie ..,.A,,,, Culfly ',,,,,,,,. Larry' , Emily '.....,.,,, Antonio ,, Carlotta .,,,, lmllic- ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Tom Vlvilcler A,,,,,A .., .,,,,,,,,, ,lanws Hook Margaret Fy'11vyvey'vr ....l0rry' warnlw ,........CyIltlliil Van RH' ,,,,,,,,..RoI1al1l Benkert .,,.,Y...l,IliIiIl Shook . ,.... Tvrry' Coopvr ,,,.,,,,lfznr11l Carlson ,,,,,, Barry Barkvl ,,,,......Marvia Muyskens Ufiliirley' Merry man ,,,,,,,,,lerry' Davison CHFIOS --......,,, ,....., ,,,.,.... W 7 illiam ,lannvnga Arizona Tom ..,,r.,,, ....,,r,, , jerry' Davison T . Y , Umm ........iii.i... r...,... IN ancy' Ritz Accom panists ..,,, ......,,.,,,.,Nz1l1cy' Yissvrs Barba ra Busman SUHIPIII Uiroclor ,r,,,,,,,,,, Marlene Muller 114 Senior Band First row: N. XX llitv, l.. Van l'l2lVt'l', N. llill, ll. Snynlvr. R. lironlwnlzl, Y. Sl'llM'lINll. Svroml row: ll. llavis, Nl. Hu-km-I, R. Rlllll'lIllHgl'I1, E. :xllDl'l'1'lll, Nl. Svllippvr, ll. Slum-y, 12 :xll'1'l'lllHIl, lf. SU'll0WQ'l', E. Sl1'llll'l'lllilII, D. Young, U. Johnston.. Nl. R0ll1'llllilfll'Il. Third row: li. H0llt'llllHgI'lI, R. Holman, J. Hanillogln-n. W. llllaplnan, N. Brown. l.. YunAn-lst .l. Hook, U. Avvrill, R. Srllvslagz, A. Salivrs, R. llrafl, YY. Bos, ll. llvmorvst, ll. l4ll4ll'llH:l., lll Nl0llll0l'lIl2lll, W. Holman, R V2lll1ll'Fl,l1Dt'g, R. S1'llW8l'll, T. Nxlflglll, J. Davidson, 5. Rumlull K. l'l0Vlllgll. Fourth row: M. l'l1illips, M. While, J. IA-nukv. R. Mallory, R. l'4-terson, ll. lmnun, K. Bird fllr. Wiggvrs, H. Longm-vkvr, D, lil00SIl'l'll0llS0, R. Syswvrila, R. villl Wylw. Fifth row: Nl. Ham'ln'll, 11. lll1'ClllI'l', N. Amlvrsvn. A. Finklvr, H. SpTilf1lll'. 115 Junior Band Firxl rout S. Van Sytvvlfl, N. HIISII, Ii. IJ1'llll1'II, Il. Brown, M. Hamlloglvu, S. l'll'i1'l'ling. J. JIIDSUII, lx. Davis. QPCOIIII row: J, I.1'u1'I1. H. Yvrslllis, IJ. Hook, IC. Svllnliall, Il. Rvvvvs, Y. llvis. NI. Yun Avls I.. XfYklll.AIISIDlIl'g., A. Holran, J. Iiastvlin, J. lllvyvrixlg. Il. Sllavalivr. Ii. Sl'21gI'3Vl'S., Il. Syswvrila, M. livnnink, II. I.owing. FOIQIVIII row: Y. Myron. I.. Slauglnvr. Il. v'iiIltIt'l'lIrI1'llll'l1. H. Ile-nmrm-sl. Nlr. XY iggze-rs. Nl. N14-I.1-on l'.. XX llllllllhll. I.. Lowingz. Pep Band First row: U. Davis, NI. Ilvvksvl, H. Iz0lIl llIl2iQli ll, II. Stan-y, IQ. sI1'IlU'l'lllElIl. N. XYIIIIP. vvoml row: Il. Hzmvlu-lt. A. Finklvr. I.. Van-Krlsl. J. Hoi-li, U. -Xu-rill. lx. liilwl. R. Yzulwylu' S. llamlull. li. Ilovingll. 116 l'hir1lrou': I.. Vanxlykv, W. Nlvllanivl. IJ. Tilrlw, G. Johnson. A. 'lI1'yc'l'illg, J. Howl, 11. Holman Il. llarlwl. J. Lang, J. Mallory, Il. Holman, Il. VIIFIIIIIDIP, S. llooplv. J. xI1'l'l'IIllill. J. Salim-Q Varsity Choir irsi row: R. Iiulwqwzyk. S. Wlullvr, I.. Rvislvr. fi. Carlson. J. Parks, 11. l.0llQlIl1'1'IU'l', I'. SIIIII un S. XIll'l'YIllillI., N. Ritz, Ii. IIIIFIIIHII. J, Holman. Ii. Jullnsnn. II. Mullvr. N. Yissvrs. 5 1 . , Iiilgv, J. Ixlinv, WI. NIA-Nill. Il. Sl'Ili'llN'l', I.. I.uIn-n. NI. XX:-nvvr. J. YilIlIQ1'llllN'Il. Sl'f'0ll1' l'lIIl'f J. Y1lIIlI1'l'Xx4PlllI1'., I.. IIi4'IiuIuk. lf. IIur1I. Il. NN all. N. .'xIi'00Ii, I'. NIUFICIIIS. I5 I Iiruliligviliiii lf. 'I'inimi'rmun. I.. Ilurlrrivk. H. Bush. 5. YunrI'innm-rvn. J. SIIIOPS, III: lim-slum lvllifll row: 5. Iiyvrs. 11. NIi'IlNI1'l'ISlllkl. N. Igl'ISIl'I'. J. IIl'j'1Il'l'lllllll., II. Huh-s. NI. SCIIIIIHII. I' nn .'xI1I1'l'IllIi. II. Iiairlu-I, J. I uII1'r. Ii. II imlrusli. J. IIl'1lIIl1'I'. J. SUllIIlIilIl1I, II. lll'Il'l'SOIl. II. IIIISIIZ N 4 NI: I XY. Junm-nga. Ii. S4'IlWllIII1'I'. Ii. Iivnkvrl. I.. II0llNNIx2llllp, II. .'4-Ina. If, YEIIIRUP. I. 'l lIlilII II. I ym'wa-ve-l'. II. SPIIIIIIIII., IX. II1'1'ks4'I. 'mirth row: NI. IIIISIIIZHI, If. I'i1'1'zn'4I. I'. Ju,f14'r. J. Sli-vc-lis. II. IM-IX ill, II. Tinum-rmuu. J. Ilan i on IS I1llllll1Il J 'IIN IHII I' sun. J. NXzu'nlu'. J. NXug1m-r. Il. Iloowr. II. Svllii-lv. II. N1-Is . . .' ' . . . a 's 1 . I Sliunk. IP. Ixlllivzllilp. J. Iluvk, 5. I.ivffvl's. Il. XY KIIIIIIQIQI, NI. NIllysIu'ns. ll. Smith, J. IA'Illllll'II J. XQIIIIIJUOVII. Second Choir First rmr: NI. NIIIIICY, I.iofIvl's. IS. RoII1'liIizig4'll. II. XYFIHIII, J. Yissors. NI. Timmvrinam, Xnalrun. II. Ilullvr. Il. I.l'II0l'lII-. Y. Fvllwimll. Ii. SVIIIIIIIII. I.. Smith. ivrmul rmr: II. Iirunlu-inn, 11. Join-S. II. Fritz. Ii. Tlirimp. J. SUIIIIIIIIIIII, I.. Ixruui. II. Wollwinlx I . I.LllllIlI'1'QlISl'., T. Ilurpvr. N. Iiusli, NIV. Iiuvsko . 1 ol l'llirfI l'U1l'Z R. I.llIlC'Il., J. I'ilIII1'I', J. Ilur. S. Nlursliull. H. 5It'Vt'llS, I.. IIor1I1-au. J. Rohn, II. Roh Ivins. II. JI4'l'lllI4'l'Illg, J. Iiusmun, Il. Gales. IIT IilIIIlll'Ill'lll 9 IIOIl4'Il J YQIIIIXZIIIIPUII, I.. xI1'l'l'Ill2lII, U. LIPIZIIIZIII, II. fuiclvmu. XX. Ilolzllzly Girls Glee Club 'irsl rmr: J. xxillllllflkl. X. 4I4blll'lkl4I4'. NI. 4Iarlson. N. Ritz. J. Way. l'. lfinklvr, Ii. Ifinklc-r. Nl Phillips. .l. XX 4'Sl4bV4'l'. Nl. Ill-4-km-I. II. liusmun. J. Nlullorx. Q ' s1'1'0llIl flI1l'I 4f, 4I4'NiIl. X. 4l04YS4'Il. I.. R4-islM'. WI. x4i'lll'4I4'llIgI'lllIi. II. xIlIlIllll4'l'I. IX. Iluviz-. 4 liil un N I1 sun X Nnulu 4' Iiu mm J IXl'wI4IIIl R NI ' lx I 1 .,.. ' N . ' .. s z . . if ' , . als. . xarvl. XIl'.I501-skool. l'l1ir1l rout IC. Xppvll. 42. 'xI4'4,IllI'4'. N. 4.rum J Yun lxvmpvn N Ylmlnlq-rlnrnl N 4 nI1' lx .. .. ....f.s. II1nl,1lu I. lx. H4PII4IlIld,.lll. NI. I.lIlI.l4'l', l'. Ixllm-, NI. Ixuslvlin. Y. 4lilI4'r. X. Ilovingll. Girls Ensemble rxt rmr: N. Hill. 41. I.ongm-4'kvr. 42. Timm:-rman. I.. H4-ist:-r, 42. Hvlzmun. 50001141 rmv: J. SOIIIIIIZIIHI. Il. S1-Ilmifll. NI. S4'IlIlll4Il, N. Iwssivll, II, Svlxu. N. Yissc-rs, lx. Ixauw-I llz :mm R Iiu I1 N 5 irrl ruzr: 41. xI4'4 4 ingzu. N. Xlvuok. s . J. .II4'V4'IlF, J. .IlIl4l4'S, J. y'illIIl4l4PI'll., NI. Nluyska-ns, II. Wa 118 Boys Ensemble Firxl rout R. B4-nlu-rl. S. Nlzllmllzlll. N. Yissz-rs. H. ,lzu1n1-ngu. J. Ihlvisum. Svvurnl rmr: l'. Slmoli. J. UQI1-rink. I.. HUIINIQRIIIIP. ll. Srllivlv. J. HIISIIIQIII, N. xXiIllllllSll I' Xlmlvrink. Madrigal Singers Firsl rmr: if, Carlson. B. Jollnsnn. .l. Holman. I.. Lulwn. U. 'Nluyslu-ns. Svvolzfl rmr: Nl. lfyllvsww-l'. S. N11-rryman. N. Hill. R. Kuropszyk, Nl. Nlullvr. 11. Xunlh Tlrirrl run : l'. Slmok. I.. Hlillwklllllp.. J. xx-ill'lIl'U'. H. l,t'l1'l'Sl!Il. J. lluvisml. R. Tinnm-rnmn. H. Hurkvl. H9 A Cooks Wlrs. Lang, Mrs. Vvldman, Mrs. Shook, Mrs, Lang. I K lichen Crew First row: S. Lalladlinf-, E. Defouw, E. Miller. Second row: A. Nlisewski, C. Wiherl, N. Edge 120 Bus Drivers xv 2 H. Nolnum. I . llarnvtt, T. Dv Burr. D. Bus. H. Isl0H1'lIIlilg1'll., F. Nlz1ym'1'ul'l. R. Yun -X. Limllwrg, H. Van Huvvr, M. Roskamp. J. Scott. L, Hook. L. Radford. WI. Tc-r .-XYPSI. K. Hastings, A. Smovs. 121 ' 'Papa Behave! CAST UF CHARACTERS Robert Appleby '.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,... ll lr. Wletlwrbev Clmrlega Appleby r. X'lC'lfllll2iIl Victor Appleby '..,,......,.,,... .,,,,,....,.,, ll lr. DeCeus Alex Appleby, Father .... ,..,...,.. M r. Torly Dickens, Butler ,,,,,,.....,.,,, ........l,,., M r. Speet Rllfl0lIlll, Cook .....,...,,, ..,,,,,,,,.. N lr. Vlriese Utto Cllug ,,,,,.,.,.,,,,,, ...,,,,,,,.. ll lr. Vlligger ,l PllOSll1iplli:lt ..A,,,,,,,, Nlarry Billinga ,,,...,,... Mr. Vassallo Dr. Pinlwr ,,......,.,,.,,......,.,.,A,,,,,......,.,, Mr. Mcaarey Arthur Seamon, Lawyer ........,.,. Mr. Holmes Melchizeclek .......,.,,.,............ .....,..,,,, M r. Boeskool Nebuchaclnezzar .....,..A.,,, Mr. Timmerman Blakkan Director 1 Mr. Conran 122 - ADVERTISING , , U L ' E QU E QU lp f' X X 2' fffmi I A , -:I 'U' CONGRATULATIONS Graduates of '59 TOM LILLIE LILLlE'S FOOD MART K gy llg d tt f dhp d g f h Y 9 124 and Boys' W F t or D y G ds L d R dy-to-wear GOI' LILLlE'S DEPARTMENT STORE For Over 85 Years COOPERSVILLE, MICHIGAN N 1 Domesfics d B Gifts d Infant Wear Toys 125 There is always a WELCOME for you at THE COOPERSVILLE FREE METHODIST CHURCH Schedule of Services: 9:30 A.M. ......... Morning Worship lO:30 A.M. ............ Sunday School 7:30 P.M. ......... Evening Worship The mid-week prayer service is on Wednesday at 7:30 P.M. Jack Seberry, Pastor Phone UL 32423 Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Van Duyken Compliments of THE COOPERSVILLE OBSERVER L. W. Shears, Publisher Printers and Publishers ALL TYPES OF COMMERCIAL WORK A SPECIALTY Compliments of COOPERSVILLE BIBLE CHURCH PROFESSIONAL CARE IS BEST FOR YOUR HAIR Complimenis of Dorothy's Beauty Shop Phone 'I29 284 Main Sf Coopersville COOPERSVILLE LIVESTOCK SALES C0mP'ime 'S of Sale Every Wednesday DON BEKINS - MANAGER Livestock Sales: Phone 266 Home Phone: 4l6R SEE'S RADIATOR SHOP New Location 105 Randall St., Coopersville Phone 91W R. M. OSSEWAARDE 8a PRATT TELEPHONES: RCA Appliances Coopersville - 546-R Mcgulloch Chain Saws Allendaie TW-54421 Johnson Marne - 5554 Outboard Motors i n John Deere Farm Equipment SALES WITH SERVICE Ned McCormick's MACHINE and TOOL sHoP Phone 86 -15714 60th Ave. THE TOWN and COUNTRY INN Mr. and Mrs. Martin Muller Country Style Chicken Dinners Coopersvme Michigan Phone 289J Coopersville, Mich MULDER MOTOR SALES THE WORLD'S MOST BEAUTIFULLY PROPORTIONED CARS 59 Fords cooPERsvll.l.E MICHIGAN coNGRA1uLAnoNs T0 THE cLAss or '59 Dr. John Lown Compliments of LEMMEN CHEVROLET COMPANY Only Chevrolet ls First Main Street PHONE 168 COOPERSVILLE, MICHIGAN Congrafulafions To The Class Of '59 A Friendly Bank In A Friendly Town YOUR BEST RECOMMENDATION - A BANK ACCOUNT SAFETY - SERVICE - COURTESY COOPERSVILLE STATE BANK COOPERSVILLE, MICH. MARNE, MICH Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Company Member of Federal Reserve Bank 129 We are ro u cl Our school Our District No. 26 PHONE 5 COOPERSVILLE F LOUR AND FEED MILLS Herman Laug - Class of 1925 MEERMAN'S SERVICE STATION compnmenfs of Your Sunoco Dealer Coopersville Lions T Club elephone T94 COOPERSVILLE, MICHIGAN 1 JOHN F. MEERMAN, INSURANCE Phones: Office 7 Residence 225 COOPERSVILLE, MICHIGAN Country Style, 52.00 per Person Also Hom Also Plate sfyre sfeqk, Etc. CQQPERSVII-LE HOP'S CHICKEN INN MOTQR SALES LOUIS and ETHEL BOUWKAMP PLYMOUTH 0 DESOTO THE HOME OF GOOD FOOD AND LOTS OF IT SALES AND SERVICE Phone T85 506 Lincoln SI. Coopersville, Michigan Coopersvme M'ch'9an 131 Congratulations To The Class Of '59 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH cooPERsvu.l.E, MICHIGAN Services Every Sunday CHURCH SERVICE ............. . . . 9:30 SUNDAY SCHOOL ..... ..... 1 0:45 YOUTH FELLOWSHIP . . . . . . 7:00 PASTOR: REV. ARTHUR DE FOUW 132 COOPERSVILLE LUMBER COMPANY Lumber and Builders' Supplies PHONE 'I 'I 'I HILL-TOP DRIVE-IN HAMBURGER5 SAMARY FOOD PRODUCTS FRENCH FRIES 3AR'B'Q5 sssamrr nMary11 SHORT ORDERS Service from 8 a.m. to II p.m. ROUGH and Connie U.S. 16 at Coopersville C I' t f ompmen S 0 ROBBlN'S BODY SHOP H E A T H Manufacturing Co. WRECKS REBUILT Wood Products for Home and Garden Body and Fender Repairing COOPGYSVNIG Mifhigvn Coopersville, Michigan CHARLES GRASMAN PHONE 209 Agent and Distributor of STANDARD GASOLINE - MOTOR OIL and GREASES - FUEL OIL SPECIAL FARM PRODUCTS Paul Marten - 532M For Your Safety, Dual Metered Service Bob mug L- 119k Coopersville 133 Complimenfs of C. R. KENT, Realty Co. HOMES 0 BUSINESS 0 FARM PROPERTY 81 FARM EQUIPMENT Telephone: Home 546M 274 Main Street Coopersville Michigan Coopersville Michigan Compliments of WENGER'S 5c to S5 STORE Coopersville Michigan Compliments of HASTINGS AUTO AUCTIONS Coopersville Michigan Al-is Compliments of SPEEDWAY 79 GAS 81 OILS WELDING SERVICE Al Gerald GENERAL WELDING Phone 260W cOOPel'SVlll6 MICITIQCII Cggpergyille Michigan 134 ESTHER'S GARAGE C0mP'imen'S of DR. H. H. scl-lwARTz PARTS FOR ALL CARS chiroprador Phone 531 R Coopersville Coopersvme Michigan Compliments of REX'S SHOPPING BASKET Phone 192 Coopersville, Michigan COl'1Ql'GfLHGfiOI1S to the Senior Class Plumbing and Heating DR. E. P. HARRIS and FAMILY Ph0ne175 Coopersville Michigan Coopersville Michigan 1.55 Compliments of Youn LocAl A s. P stone BARBER SHOP Coopersville Michigan COOPGYSVHIG MiChi9Un CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 1 V C E o L o E P P E H R O s N v E I I. as KASTELIN BAKERYt QUALITY BAKED GOODS Barrett Appliance Service C 'P'i 'e 's of RAD'O - REFRIGERAWON - TV Century Recreation Center Phone 53 sowuwc Auevs Coopersville Michigan COOPGFSVHIG Mifhigan 136 CO0PERSVlllE GREENHOUSE nn A v Harold and Beverly Rush S PLANTS - cur Flowens HOME COOHNG CORSAGES - FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS HOME-MADE PIES Plwne 300 Coopersville, Michigan Coopersville, Michigan Congratulations fo The Class of 1959 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Compliments of Lee Schippers Lee Dyke GORDON'S SCHIPPER'S Phone 69 308 Main Street Coopersville, Michigan Coopersville Michigan 137 ST. MICHAEL' CATHOLIC CH RCH at DENNISON Congratulafes the 1959 Graduates T'here's no telling where the future will find you. But wherever that may be, let us hope the things you have learned here at Coopersville will serve to make you fine men and women of whom your parents will speak with pride. Only if you live well, will your memories be sweet and your accomplish- ments worthy of reckoning. To all of you go our best wishes for a very successful future. SUNDAY MASSES - 8:00 - 9:30 and 11:00 a. m. HOLY DAY MASSES - 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. Father Charles A. Salatka, Pastor 138 Compliments of JOHN MODDERMAN Compliments of PHONE 49 HARDWARE CO. Gosoline and Fuel Oil Mrs. Ed Schwegler Tonk Wogon Service Coopersville Michigan Coopersville Michigan COOPERSVILLE CO-OPERATIVE A JV E I. E VA T O R C O M P A N Y coorsnsvlius MICHIGAN ACCESSORIES GAS and on CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '58 MEL'S SERVICE STATION CITIES SERVICE MEL TER Avesr HARRY 1zusH Phone 9110 On u. s. 16 COOPERSVII.l.E MICHIGAN Compliments of SPORTING GOODS 8. APPLIANCE STORE COOPERSVILLE G. M. STONE, Proprietor Coopersville Michigan Coopersviiie Michigan 5 Television BOOZER'S APPLIANCES BOTTLED GAS HEATING Tony - AI -Jack - Tom - Henry sales 1 Service PHONE 105, CCQPERSVILLE C I' f DOWNTOWN GULF 'mp e 'S DRACHT'S JEWELRY Marv Roskamp Dick Van Haver Aufhoi-ized Dealer gf Elgin Watches and Treasureland Diamonds Phone 198 0 . . 228 Main Street Coopersvllle Michigan coopeisviiie Michigan 140 C0mPlimen75 of Compliments of Walter E. Elliott Insurance Floyd Vander .Iagt GENERAL INSURANCE REALTOR Phone 159 224 Randall sf. Coopersville C Pe'S e M '9 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 COOPERSVILLE ROTARY CLUB Compliments of Furniture - Appliances - Carpeting - Linoleum MURRAY'S FURNITURE QUALITY HIGH - LOW PRICE PHONE 12 Phone 29 Coopersville Michigan 250 Main Street Coopersville 141 Compliments of LUBBEN CLOTHING COMPANY Dress Right - you can't afford not to! Coopersville Michigan l Compliments Seniors PlAYlAND CAFE Lunches and Tasty Sandwiches Home Made Chili - Soup Mr. and Mrs. James Stcthis l I is iiii 1. COOPERSVILLE Phone 105 MICHIGAN Compliments of GARTHWAITE TROPHY ROOM Coopersville Michigan 142 Compliments of R. REYNOLDS COAL COMPANY Otto Whitman WACHTER MOTOR SALES SALES 0 MERCURY 0 SERVICE SPRING LAKE, MICHIGAN Coopersville Michigan Phone V' 2-1421 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS THROOP FUNERAL HOME cooPERsvn.l.E, Mlcl-IGAN BETTY'S BEAUTY SHOP 225 Main Street BEAUTY IS OUR GOAL Specializing in Permanent Waving Phone 82 Coopersville, Mich. Pwtiamm Shea 321 Main Street Coopersville Michigan ? X congratulations from AIR C0 TROL PRODUCTS, INC. manufacturers of Registers, Grilles and Diffusers Leigh Building Products A dynamic growing company in a progressive community Phone 360 Coopersville 144 5- Compliments of PRESTON'S STANDARD SERVICE Coopersville Michigan CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS 11.15 CHAI-ET I B t'f IL t DR. n. A. HOOPLE ea ' DINNERS, LUNCHEONS, PARTIES Optometrist by Reservation 170 Main Sffeef Tel. Marne, Mich., Omen 5428 Coopersville Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Jacobsen Compliments of Compliments of V- -'- TASKER SQUARE DEAL HARDWARE DRUGS Phone 157 Ph 50 C 'Il one oopersvl e Coopersville Michigan CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1959 AND SINCERE WISHES FOR A PROGRESSIVE FUTURE E. C. TIMMERMAN, M. D. 145 Compliments of STANDALE MICHIGAN L. G. BALF OUR COMPANY Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations - Diplomas Personal Cards - Club Insignia Medals and Trophies LEE ZIMMERMAN P. 0. Box 688 Jackson, Michigan 146 Professional Photographers for this annual were Mr. George Williams . . . .... Senior Portraits Mr. Sam Slis . . . .... Activity Photography ASSOCIATED WITH H. . POWELL TUDIO Thirty Years Producing Photography At Its Best Michigan and Ohio H7 1 Compliments of THE SONNEVELDT COMPANY 435 Ionic Avenue, S. W. GRAND RAPIDS 2 MICHIGAN fVY ! HOTEL AND RESTAURANT FOODS BAKER'S SUPPLIES PAPER MERCHANTS Our Forefafhers FOUGHT For The Righf fo Express Their Thoughts In Print - All YOU Have To Do Is Phone GL 6-1624 314 LEONARD STREET, N. W. PHONE GL 6-1624 GRAND RAPIDS 4, MICHIGAN 111 1 it 3 i in gs xg gf B gi is Fi' E A 1' .tg .,.V. a s q . ,,.,:EEA: . ..., .A,:E1h 3 53335, R v ,K yi -Y.. -,.:Av il i -,,- Zz: V l -Swim: :zvut I. ,v,.- : ff 'E . g g fxg '1 -- .z. if-Ji S: 1. Q. . -f Pa P Po gt Q yi, K xi fi 'Q Pastor: Peter J. Muyskens Heartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 Church Phone 89 Pastor's Phone 85 150 Compliments of NEW COOPEISVIILE HIGH SCHOOL W. I. M WHIITEI In ASSOCIATES GRAND RAPIDS MICHIGAN GUST CONSTRUCTION CO. Cedar Springs, Michig CX-,JD Builders of Your N 151 CII1 ew School Compliments of KAMMERAAD FUNERAL HOME Prompt, Courteous, Reasonable Service - Oxygen-Equipped Ambulance 208 Franklin Street Phone 73 Grand Haven, Michigan We, the l959 Zenith staff, sincerely wish to thank the advertisers for their cooperation. Without them it would have been really difficult to publish this annual. We encourage all of our readers to patronize their establishments - for they have a vital interest in the youth and the activities of our community. 152 GOEBEL - BROWN srscmusrs IN Aruusnc EQurPMsNr 12-14 Monroe Ave., N. E. Grand Rapids, Mich. Compliments of NEWMAN VISUAL EDUCAT QN CO. KAl.AMAzoo GRAND RAPIDS MusKEooN Serving the Schools in Michigan WEPMAN'S MEN'S WEAR D U N N ' S Office Equipment Co. Smart Styles tor Men and TYPEWRITERS - ADDING MACHINES West Micigan's Leading Formal Re t l OFFICE FURNITURE 1 SUPPLIES Telephone GL 4-5013 129 Ottawa Ave., N. W. 71-73 S. Division Grand Rapids, Mich. Phone GL 9-4409 Grand Rapids, Mich. KUTSCHE'S HARDWARE 328 Monroe Avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich. SINCE 1862 DELTA PORTER CABLE STANLEY MILLERS-FALLS HARDWARE 153 Best Wishes to fh Cl f 59 P. B. GAST 8z SONS COMPANY GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN EVERYTHING FOR CLEANING ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN CHURCH Morning Worship ............,....... 10:30 a.m. Sunday School ....................... 9:30 a.m. REV. KARL WECKWERT, Pastor Nunica Phone 740F1 1 Michigan Best Wishes to the Graduates ST. MARY' CATHOLIC CHURCH June through August Sunday Masses: 6:30 - 8:00 - 10:00 A.M. September through May 6:00 - 8:00 A.M. Compliments of Compliments of The Village Inn Nelson Baldus Keith and Phyllis Averill MOBILE OILS AND GAS Coopersville Michigan Nunica, Michigan 155 HI-WAY ROLLER RINK Skating and Parties Phone UL 3-2971 or UL 3-2486 RAVENNA MICHIGAN CONKLIN REFORMED CHURCH and as you now set your sights upon the future remember The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. IProv. 9:10I Marvin Smith Bernice Smith Congratulations Class of 1959 from HAADSMNS MODERN CREAMERY I G A SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY WITH GRADE 'A' MILK Phone EM 1-2105 - Collect Conklin Michigan Grand Rapids 156 Geisel Bros. Hardware and Supplies Alf Sy says Thi definitely the com ing thing in Hi-Fi delity. Stereophon ic reproduction fo the finest music vo cal and instrumenta f r o m pops t classics Stop over and see us! GEISEL BROS. HARDWARE 8. IMPLEMENT CO. Toys - Tires - Guns - TV - Hi-Fi - Stereo ..Ys i Compliments of RAY CARMODY SALES MODERN REPAIR SHOP lSpecializing in small motors, including outboardsl Power Mowers Tillers Wright Sows Scooters Garden Tools 17 l HELSEL'S FOOD MARKET Compllmenls of MARNE Coopersville Chamber Phone OR 7-3641 of c0mmefCe ARABACRES LUMSDEN Veterinary Hospital SALES - SERVICE REGISTERED ARABIAN HORSES AAA Wrecker service Dr' william Ball I Mile East of Mame on US-I6 Marne Michigan Phone OR 7-9526 TUPES SPRING 81 WELDING SERVICE Auto Springs ' Welding Supplies APEX WELDING GASES 81 SUPPLIES, INC. Oxygen ' Acetylene ' Carbide 2034 Peck Street Muskegon Heights Compliments of CROUSE and SPENCE KL-EEN SWEEP CO. SERVICE If Dust and Dirt Make You Weep Don't Forget KL-EEN SWEEP Ph PS 66' Gf1S0 '1e Motor Oils Marshall Cooper Phone 727-F22 Coopersville, Mich. Phone 749F3 Nunica 158 Best Wishes to the Students and Faculty JAKOLAT BROS. MOBILGAS MOBIL PRODUCTS MOBILOIL U. S. 16 and Kinney Road Walker Station Grand Rapids, Michigan 7:00 a. m. to 9:30 p. m. Phone R12-3144 S 8. H Green Stamps Compliments of MODERN DRY CLEA 1 DAY SERVICE Coopersville l I I o A N I E L s NING MUSKEGON Mifhi90 Distinctive Gifts To The Class Of '59 Trust in the Lord with all you heart, and do not rely on your own insight. In all your ways acknowledge Him and He will make straight your paths. NUNICA METHODIST CHURCH Women's Society of Christian Service Nunica, Michigan 159 OTTAWA CENTER CHAPEL . H5 P. 1 J- ssnvlces EVERY suNnAY I mf I' jivdhj dj NJ , ' Ry? Sunday School ................ .10:00 xfn N91 'ffl , Morning Service ............... 11:00 Q7 'L yi! XM Young Peoples . . . .......... 6:45 JMX! S Evening Service . . ........... 7:45 fy fav 1 Prayer Meeting ..... Wednesday 7:30 A . X , mx 8961 Leonard Road PASTOR: REV. RICHARD C. 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