Coopersville High School - Zenith Yearbook (Coopersville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1960 volume:

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'i W , ,WI ,M ,'-1: , - W 21: 2 , I I, - I. M 1 u'1'l4llSl'll.lliHDl54i'l'9fIl1l01WQ::'j.-lll ? . -lP' 1l'J ffltllmi 9 Z Cirvulation Managvr RONALD BENK ERT Literary Editor NANCY VISSERS Pivturv Editor RICHARD KLEIN Sports Editor W'ENDELL SCOTT Typisls CELIA MEERMAN CAROLYN McNITT CAROL SMITH E ITH Editor-in-Chief NADINE EDGE Ad17l'ffiSiIIg Managvr CHARLES WIBERT Art Editur JOAN HEIBEI, Husinvss M anagvr CAROLYN MEINDERTSMA Advisor MR. .IACK BOESKOOL Published A nnually By The Staff of Coopersville High School Coopersville, Michigan Autographs Foreword We, the members of the 1959-1960 Annual Staff, hope that this Zenith is an accurate account of the year's activities and achievements. When the pages are yellowed and worn, we hope that leafing through them, you will be showered with happy memories. 3 Autographs Each year the annual seems to reach a new high point in standards of photography, design and com- position. This year's staff has maintained the trend and has done an outstanding job. It is surely deserv- ing of commendation. Allen C. Robinson, Slllwrinlvndvnl 5 Autographs 6 Dedication Wim CONRAD ARNOLD Let the little chilclren come unto mv, and forbid tlwm not ..... These words uttered many centuries ago by the Master of Men seem somehow appropriate when we remember Conrad C. Arnold. The small children loved and surrounded him, and we of the high school could go to him at any time with our trials and tribulations and find a sympathetic, listening ear. 'Unkl', as he was called by all who knew him, was not only a diligent custodian available whenever he was neededg he was a true friend, a loyal supporter of all activities, and an outstanding citizen. His sudden death brought grief to all those with whom he had associated. It is with deep emotion that we, the staff of the 1960 ZENITH, dedicate this, our annual, to HUnk and all of the wonderful things for which he stood. 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 CALENDAR ACTIVITIES ADVERTISING Autographs Board of Education Ur. Hekhnis, Mr. Fynewever, Dr. Sehwartz, Mr. Shears, Mr. Appr-It These are the five hardworking men, who with Mr. Robinson, our superintendent, have dedicated their time that we may have, for our benefit, a magnificent new high school. These men have also worked hard on the present sehool system to make it an ont- standing one. Wie, the students of Coopersville, wish to express our deepest appreciation for their efforts in our behalf. 11 Autographs S '1 T sf M f YTJIUQAEI 1 ' f i ' 5 ! ' 2 2 E I Y 1 W ' N i 6 i I 3, Qi I L ,VG ,,V,, Yi- ,.,,. -, , .,... fb A T AL WI Ui' AU RUSSELL F. CONRAN, Principal Some of the finer values of education come from the activities associated with high school, values not obgnahle in tl1e academic classroom. Subject matter is extremely important, hut its value to a student increases when combined with the social and aesthetic aspects obtained from activities. In producing the 1960 ZENITH you have increased your u11- derstanding and appreciation in these areas. My compliments to both the staff and advisor. I-I N W Wig ' V ..,. , ,X . Q JACK BOESKOOL lgllC'h0l0T of Arls, Hopf' Collvgff Svvomlary P4-rlilalwm fiI'l'Illll'lllf' Yoval Nlusiv Varsity Choir Stncle-nt li0llll1'll llilllo lflulr Sponsor Annual Staff ,Af WM ROGER DE CRAAF Huflwlor of Arlx, Calvin College Sm-4-omlary Provisional Cs-rtifirulo Biology Soplloniorc Co-Sponsor JACOB BUSMAN, JR. Bachelor of Arts, Hope Collvgo 5v4'olnlury I,l'l'lllilIN'Ill 4Ivl'lil'i1'ul1 English Spverll Sophomore llo-Sponsor Svnior lllay Junior Play ROBERT DE GEUS Bachelor of Arts, Michigan Stale University Sevondary Permanent Certifivalr AIi'4'll2illlf'8l Drawing Art l,. HEYlilil,Y IJULI, lflH'lll'I0l' of plrls, l'fmnmmwl Mixsiunury lfnllvgfz' gl 1 mul ll w l'l1ni i0ll'll 1'l'l'lifi1 lll' . , 1 III llllllt gllfli hllglllhll ' s 'R 1 -P Lf-Sqn' .lOSl4lI'H CRAP' lfrwlwlnr of girls. .-lquinus ffnllvgv Axsofiulv of .4rtx. Junior lfullvgv Sm'4'ml4lul'y l,l'l'lllilIll'lll 4I4'rlifi1 ll l':lll,ZIiSIl Nha.. HANi1HPI'I l' LY LH Ulzrhvlur of Sl'il'Il1'l', U vslvrra .1 il'hi4QllYl l,nirvrsfty l, I '?! T' of U-t'N'. 1ll1l'hIfl0T of Sr'ivrn'v. nuvrnzts of 'ulfhlgllll Punlup lvnirvrgilv LIN mlrlllwuhl St'l'4Jll!lilI'V Pvrnmm-nt 4.11-rtifi tum' . x0l'Llll0lHl' A,2I'l1'llIlllI'4' YILllIll'lllilllI's lv If x flumvra llllllx EARL HOLMES Bachelor of Science, West Virginia Unirersity Master of Science, West Virginia University Secondary Provisional liertif Svienve Junior Class Co-Sponsor CARL KEBIME Bachelor 0 Arts, f , HUP Cf'H g9 , , BEN KOFPKL S1-vomiaryProvisional fA'l'Ili-H If B I I 4 t Ill IP or o r s 1' - Nl' th lam-s i'f'5:-:L d en Immanuel Missionary follr ge g eionddry lfrmamnt 1 ertlludli l cl Ni. JOHN LAUUM: ,Q Bzwlwlor uf Alrlx, U PSIPFII J1Iif'hi'Illl lfrzirvrxilv HAMILTON f- . , .Musfpr of ATISE Hrwlwlur of SFil'llf'l', I llrrvrxlty uf n'lll',Ilg'llIl Fvrrix Imlmm, S4-romlary I,l'l'llliiIl1'lll 414'l'lifil'illl' 54'1'0ll4lill'V l'roviQi0nul l'4-rlifi1':ll4 ituulanvv l,ll'l'1'l0l' llonnm-rvial Sllulivs 1,0llIlSl'l0I' ,mlllmirs RUTH ROBINSON Hlzrllvlur of ufrlx, ' ' ' KragrrnuznofClzllvgv J ustvr 0 .- FIS, . . U lCllil'l'fSilf' nf 'xliflligllll Bmh',,lf'r vf 'sU','nf . I ,f 4, ff, I U vslvrn g4'Ill'lH,2llll I nlrvrxlty A ' .l'l' I I 'A ' , . , , ,. lsdrarian td. Lula' f.Q'I'lltlI'Lll1' J linglisll Fl'1'ShllIiflIl Un-Sponsm I8 HERMAN SPEET ifllfllvllif of A-frls, Hope Collage HS'l'HEli S'l'REE'l'liR , ,Masfpr f '1f'S', lfurhvlor of Arts, L 'U rS'f3' of AW'f HHf1 . Uv4'Slf'l'll Mirhigun Unirvrsily St'l'0INl2lI'f l'c-rmum-nl u4'l'liii1'illl' jpluslpr of AHS, English Unirvrsity of Michigan Lau, , , Lifv 411-rlifirulv Svnmr 4.0-FPUIISUI English P-T-in 5IH 1S0f Girls' liaske-tlmll Svnior 1fo-Sponsor CRNEYIEYF TAYLUR Hll!'Ill'I!If of ffrtw Cornell l',lil.Q,rSff,. GORDON TIMMERMAN Lift- Cprlifipalq- lfll!'lIf'I0f of ,'frtS. .XIHllll'lll3lil'S HUIN' C0H H Math Iflulv Sponsor 1 .Mf1Sff'f Uf Affxvl Plonnr S0q'ip1y Spqyngqpl I llll'l'I'Nl1j' Ulf Mlflllgllll Y Sm-4'1n11lul'y I I'l'lllilIll'llI 11:-rtifivalv Cove-rlmu-nl S1'i4-:Irv Alllle-lim Atllletiv Dire-1-tor Pep Club 19 LOUIS TONY lfrwlwlur uf Sr'ivrlc'v Y l 0rrf5ly151ilu1p ' Hl.lZABli'l'H VANDER HYDE 91-colnlary Pi'l'lllilIl4'IIl 411-l'lil'i4'1ulv IjIll'Ill'I0f of ffrtx, fl0IlllIlI'l'1'i2ll Slumlivs U vslwrn Mivlzigzun l7Ilil'I'l'Sif-Y Junior110-Spunsnr Lift, 4:t,,.lifi',uh, Hmm- I':l'llIl0Illi1'B I-H ifluln 5... GAYI, VAN UUORN Iffmhvlur of Alrlx, fjdl,-in 1j,,ll..g,- ANGEL!! YASSALLO Fprfix 'Sl ' lflll'IIl'IlIl' of ffrls, Lifn- 4I4'l'lifi4'ill4' Fuirnmnl Slain Collvgr ryping ,wuxlvr nf Sl'il'lll'l', gl'llliIlt'I Stuff lfvs! Virgirziu Iyllil'l'l'Silf N-4'mulanl'y l'4-rnmm-nl 4.l'l'llill'ilH' Pllysivul l':4llll'lltilbll Hoviul Slurlirs Kllllf-livs 20 ...M L, , 'Q Q., , JAY YELDMAN lirwlmlor of ,4rls. HIPIJP Collvgv b1'1'0Il1lill'V Provlsmllal 1,l'I'IIil4'2llf Suvial Slmlivs RONALD WETHERBP F lfurfwlur of Arts Hope, Colle-gf' F 5l I'3 1: '5V 5 r Swomlary lll'llViSi0lliiI 1 tlll ll -Ml'I l 'S ,'xlll1'l'il'2ill History A-Xllllvtivs .IARYIS J. WIGGERS Hlmlwlur of Swuxir. .wirlzigurz Stats' I nirvrsily .wuslvr of Musiv, z'ui!'l1iHllI1 Sturt' liIlil'l'l'Nify' S4-vomlary l'4-rmanvnl 1:l'I'lifi1'illl lnstrllmr-mal Nlusiv Svnior Hand Junior lizuul JOHN NOE, JR. Elvnwntary Principal The staff and advisor of tlle Zenitll ure to he con- gratulated for u fine and distinctive yearbook. The days of preparation for work or further Study are adequately preserved and the spirit of the school has been captured. Let the same zeal characterize future activity in the new Coopersville High School. 99 'VWH2 M n,xh +w. N. 42 ROLIAND BFINNPYIVI' lfurhvlnr of Jrrs, Crvvnrillv Collvgv s. RACHEL BURR 54-vomlary l'c-rmam-nl Kivrlifivalu' H11f'lH'l'H' Uf Sf'if 'f'f', Eighth flraulv Mustvr of Arts, lIllil'l'fSilj' of Michigan H4-lm-nlul'y I,l'l'lll1lIll'lll tA'I'lIfll liiglllh fLI'HlIl' U vxtvrn Mirhigull L3lIil'l'l'SilY 'am- X M DY E R FI IRD AL ind Iiuvlwlor of Srivnnf, . r N 1 i .Nurthu'r'xlvrn lIIil'l'l'Sifj' HRRX M0l LU'R S1-romlury l'rm'isinnaI 111-l'lil'irulv H h l ' of -'hm' lciglllll hrzulv fllustvr of girls, 'Uirlzigrzrz Stair' lizirvrxily S4'1'1llI1lill'y l'1'ux'isim1ul 1:l'I'lH-il'1lll' l'IigI1tIn Hrzulv 23 Seventh Grade Faculty BERYL DIETZ SM' SPf'fff - SANDRA MOORE Western Michigan lfnirerxily Seventh Uraflf' Blwhfdor of Arts' Aqmmzx College S1-rollclury l'r0visi0nul licliifirate SOVPIIIII Grade R JERMOMR H. SCHULTZ Barflelor of Arts, , f N 1 Miehigun State University I AUL W uabh l'r0fessi4mul fferlifieale ,, Bm'h I0r of Spwncpf Scvvmh Gram, leathers College of Conn. Special Cerlifieute Seventh Grade 24 ey' Hfmxrf. ILA FLO HANSON Svrretury' to Mr. .Vos- FLORENCE PHILLIPS Secretary to Mr. Conrun X 1 wwf 19 BETTY LADNER Svrrelury to Mr. Robinson gf. f hw-v ,J ,af W M Hwy-fplf'--4 LEUNA VELDMAN SPl'fPfl1l'y' lo Mr. Robinson FLOYD BALDUS LEE RADFORD Custodians 26 5525 . 5 , Buff ' f 5 2 1 S , , 1 2. w js. 1 IL f - D ' M 'fx W - ik 4 E ,, 32 A , .- -'Q . , -P 2' L U ' L 'ii L 2 L f Q- , 1 5 il fl 93,145 .qfygq ,- s l' :,fv,Efs2Y:2'gbfE--A w ,.ff 2559 I war. f :'!.f.fI 43 Ay? , ,Q 'xx-axlpi A -:- fi sf . if 'Ev f 'ig' 2 -i'X?'f'FTX ,f ' . Y , :3fis,.ggmX-,Q f .yg-,fy pv :NL -wflulzi L,-., .f.g1lf,2.,H gt V .,.gA,+,j: H,-If fig zgffkff'-'ffiffl :r-'km Qcflfrfff-Wifi ,wg ,fMi5f.i,,V :5'Aw'3'a.f-:- 'QV f 'rfv?:figA:1fj ff' V , . .. RL L, X 212731 3.-13' fi LXX2zXgX1X1 2,255 -111' g1XfX I-, J .X'.Ex',xul5 z 'Y J' , A H , ,uv -1' Q 'ZF f ,, , 5 , . xii. ' :iz bfffiiqizlf' an nw: I lll'F' 1 rf Him: ' 4' nlIv! 4 HELEN RADFORD ELLIS ROLLENHAGEN Cooks ! Q? 'X , HS? fs? W sf ,.,.:. A MW M -- W, A..:.:A-:. 1,1'fAlI0I'i4!!lIII Nlrs. ll. Lung, Hrs. J. Lung. Mrs. U. Shook, xlI'S.'T.XYl'l1llllilll . Kitchen Crew -1-W 3 9 2' '-T-2 lmfl In right: W. II4'llllii'li, U. I'l'olnsl.1f. Slllilll, lf. Un' I 0llN, X. JUIHISUII J- Bus Drivers rs! row: R. R1-anus, ll. Vunllavvr, .I. Small. li. Hullvnllugvll. 511001111 row: E. Nl1'4'I'lllilII. .-K. SIIIUPS, I . Harm-ll, T. l,1'HlN'l'. ll. H05 lllirfl row: I , Salvo. F. N1zly1'l'uft, l.. Cook. li. l l'v1ll'i1'ks, T. l url's'll. ZR 1 .xv M Q2 Q lk X C5 wiQ fl if X15 Senior Class Officers and Advisors Iln righl: N.S1'llNV1lI'lZ.4:.xNill4'l'i. Nl,1Innl1-y. Nliss Sll'l'4'l1'l'. li. X in ll nu W1 H111 l,l'1'Si4lf'lli Yin- l'l'4-sialvlll SPl'l'l'illl'f ,,,, f , ll't'ilSlll'1'I' , .. .fMlvism's , l3rlu'v Yam Hana! Nlill'g,IilI'l'l Lunlc x , , lim1ul1lS1-llwalrll ..,i.IllIl'lI'S XX IIN ll iss Slrvf-If-V. Mr. Spa 110 Roll of Honor Valedictorian, Marcia Muyskens Salutatorian, Kenneth Hovingh Scott Randall Nancy Vissers Dorothy Westrate Jane Handlogten .lean Stevens Timothy Andresen Karen Hecksel Beverly Wallinga Jacquelyn Fordham Paul Barnett Carolyn McNitt Marian Bos Class Motto: If we rest, we rust Class Colors: Forest Green and White Class F lower: White Rosehuds 31 JAMES ADEMA Cursed be he that moves mY bones. Chorus l, 2, 3 Drivers Ed. 2 '35 JOHN BAR Wisely and slow. They that run fast stumble. Ph s. Ed. 2 Drivers Ed. 3 5? --ll -tqvi E:- ,. '5' in A ':i:QV 1 f E,.,., -:E'V'E , , if ..,.,', Y ' 1 GLENN BARBRICK TIMOTHY ANDRESEN Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep. Football l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2 Tennis 3 Student Council Officer 2, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Chorus 3 Shop Management 4 . Math Club 4 Hall Monitors Club 4 Phys. Ed. 1 King's Court 4 'l am slow of study. Phys. Ed. 1, 2 Drivers Ed. 3 Shop Management 4 BARRY BARKEL Give me an inch and a mile. Football l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l 2 GARY BARRETT Wedding is destiny and hang- ing likewise. Student Council 3, 4 f Math Club 4 l'll take Baseball 1,5 PAUL BARNETT Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4 RONALD BENKERT Lmdf' acl b 3 A He knows what is what, egsgragl 1' 2 This gentleman is one for the arsn u , 1 -' Natiahal Honor Society 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Senior Play Crew books' chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Math cms 4 chorus 1 Enfefefi from 'IWSKESOH M.,d,qg.,i 3, 4 varsity Club 3, 4 Phys. Ed. 1 Cvfhvlw Cenlfv opefenq 1, 2, 3, 4 chorus 1, 2 Drivers Ed. 4 Phys. Ed- 11 2 Mixed Quartet 4 Rifle Club l Math Club 4 Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Student Council 4 Operetta l, 2 Junior Play Crew Senior Play Crew Football Manager 2, 4 Basketball Manager 4 Football 3 Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 32 Latin Club 'l, 2 Library l, 2 Choir I, 2, 3, 4 Boy's Ensemble 3, 4 Madrigal Singers 4 Jr. and Sr. Play Crews Oaeretta 3, 4 Drivers Ed. 3 Student Council 4 Prom Crew 3 Hall Monitors Club 3 Annual Staff 4 Solo and Ensemble Festival 3, 4 RAYMOND BENNINK The world knows nothing of its greatest men. WAYNE BOS On his horn he plays a tune every morning, night, and noon. Basketball I, 2 Phys, Ed. I Baseball I, 2 Baseball I Track 3, 4 MARIAN BOS :NICK 3- 4 DONALD BROWN Eli 21 3 4 TINY well d059fV9 to l'UY0 who BQ:1':'1 15253244 First thing to do is kill the Driyers Ed.'2 I know 'he slwngesl and Wren Driverslid. I' cops . WY 'D 9e'- Phys. Ed. 1, 2 Phys. Eu. 1, 2 Bible Club I, 2, 3, 4 Drivers Ed. 2 Home Ec Club 4 Office Practice 4 PATRICIA BURGER 'il have had many troubles in my life but the worst of them never came. Phys. Ed. I Basketball I. 2, 3, 4 RONALD BURSMA Bible Club I, 1 ,, . . . Fuwre Teachers 3 4 He who fakes his llme ls sure Junior Play Crew 'O ge' 'hue' Senior Play Crew PHYS- Ed- l, 2 RUTH ANN BUSH A way of pleasantness. Her twinkling eyes tell of happy thoughts. Phys. Ed. I, 2 Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Operettu 2, 4 Operetta Crew I, 3 Prom Commftee 3 Drivers Ed, 2 Girls Ensemble 3 Junior Play Crew Second Choir 2 Girls Glee Club I Varsity Choir 3, 4 Office Practice 4 Student Council I, 3 M ' ' It spea ARJORIE BUSMAN hurleth not the tongue to lr lair words. Pep Club I Glee Club I Second Chair 2 Phys. Ed. 1, 2 Varsity Choir 3, 4 Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Operetta Crew 3 Junior Play Crew Tennis 3 Operetta Chorus 4 4H Club I, 2, 3, 4 Junior leader 4 Drivers Ed. 2 NANCY COLES 'A giggle a day keeps the doctor away. Phys. Ed. l, 2 WILLIAM CLAY Wise men say nothing in dangerous times. Phys. Ed. l, 2 r Pep Club 3 GLORIA COFFEY Dfivefs Ed- 4 BETTY COOK My true love hath my heart Gentle in manners, strong in and I have his. performance. Phys. Ed. l Phys. Ed. l, 2 Pep Club l, 4 Bible Club 1, 2 Drivers Ed. 2 Home Ec. Club 4 Band I, 2, 3, A Junior Play Crew Prom Committee 3 Student Council 1 Office Practice 4 Drivers Ed. 3 JANINE CORWIN Big things come in small packages. Student Council l, 2 MARGARET CONLEY Her angel's face as the great eye of heaven, shines bright. Entered from Spring Lake 3 Chorus l Phys. Ed, l, 2 ral?-fettecllfb 72 SHERMAN CORRELL Drivers Ed- 2 sflmggg Cotjmcil 2 When better men are made they ggznuzuliufes 2 Sectkof Junior Unis have to use him for a pat- office Practice A Pep lub 3, A ' Student Council 3, 4 Phys. Ed. l, 2 Senior Vice President Drivers Ed. l Hall Monitors Club 3 Baseball l Homecoming Queen A 34 BONNIE CRANDALL What a heavy burden is a NUMB bECOlY1E lOD S0011 PGIUOUS. Operetta 3, 4 Girls Glee Club 2, 3 Varsity Choir 4 library 4 The less you learn, the less you have to remember. BEVERLY DE WITT And when he is out of sight quic LANE CROCKER Drivers Ed. 3 Tennis I, 4 GRACE DAVIS ll music be the load ol love, play an. Student Council I Future Nurses l, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer F.N.C. 3 President F.N.C. 4 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club Treasurer 4 Senior Play Cast Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Band Secretary 4 Drivers Ed. 2 Pep Band 2, 3 Hall Monitors Club 2 lrly is he also out of mind Phys. Ed. 1, 2, 3, 4 Bible Club 1, 2, 3 Junior Play Crew Prom Committee 3 Drivers Ed. 2 Girls Glee Club I Varsity Chair 2, 3, 4 KENNETH DOORNBOS He is never alone who is ac- companied by noble thoughts. Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Future Nurses l, 2, 3, 4 Football 4 President 3 Science Club 2, 3 Girls Ensemble 2, 4 Math Club 4 Radio Club 2 EUGENE DE FOUW They that govern most make the least noise. Tennis 3, 4 Track 2 Science Club 2 Phys. Ed. l Drivers Ed. 3 ,... .,... ..., 1 3 . ,.,. yi NADINE EDGE All for love and nothing for reward. Future Nurses l, 2, 3, 4 PeD Club I, 2 Prom Crew 3 Senior Play Prompter Junior Play Prompter Annual Staff 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Phys. Ed. I Drivers Ed. 2 Girls Glee Club l, 2 Varsity Choir 3, 4 Operetta 2 Oaeretto Crew I, 3, 4 Kitchen Crew J CALVIN DEMOREST My affection hath an unknown bottom, like the Bay of Port- ugal. Football l, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Basketball Manager I Bond l, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Phys. Ed. Asst. 4 Drivers Ed. 2 NORMAN EDWARDS I am not in the role al cammon men. Football l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Manager 2 Baseball 2 Track 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Junior Play Crew Senior Play Crew National Honor Society 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Moth Club 4 Drivers Ed. 2 PETER ENGLERT A woman would run through fire and water for such a kind heart. Football l, 2, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 4 Phys. Ed. l Track 3 BARBARA FINKLER 'Blushing is the color of virtue. Glee Club 3 Phys. Ed. 'I, 2 Home Ec Club 4 Office Practice 4 Receptionist 4 MICHAEL FISH They do not love who do not show their love. Library Club 3, 4 President 4 Drivers Ed. 2 Phys. Ed. l, 2 H ll Mnito l G Q r valiant of heart. Baseball 3, A lACQUELYN FORDHAM Nothing is impossible to the Student Council 2, 3 Phys. Ed. 1, 2 Drivers Ed. 2 Honor Society 4 Secretary 4 Junior Play Crew Senior Play Crew Prom Committee 3 Office Practice 4 EDWARD GALLUP An empty vessel makes the greatest sound. Basketball l, 2 2 JUDY GROENEVELD The grass stoops not as she steps on it so light. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Drivers Ed 3 2L'2.'L.l2f. Club 2 JAMES GARZELLONI Home EC- tlub 4 The foremost man of all this world. Football l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3 Track 2, 3 Baseball l Freshman Vice Pres. l Sophomore President 2 Student Council Officer 3 President 4 King's Court 3 Varsity Club 3, 4 King 4 Junior Play Cast Senior Play Crew Hall Monitor l, 2 Football Captain 4 GLORIA CROSSENBACHER I have none other than G woman's reason. Band l, 2, 3, 4 Bible Club 2, 3, 4 Student Council l 4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4 Drivers Ed. 3 Future Nurses 2, 3 Clarinet Quartet 2 CARL HAMSTRA lf the blind lead the blind, both shall fall in the ditch. BARBARA HARMSEN 'lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Phys. Ed, 1, 2 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 Drivers Ed. 2 Drivers Ed. 3 JANE Bible Club I, 4 BECKY HASTINGS Assist me up, and in coming down I will shift for myself. Chorus 2, 3, 4 Hall Monitor l, 2, 3 Future Nurses 2 Junior Ploy Cast Basketball l, 2, 3 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4 Drivers Ed. 2 Phys. Ed. Assistant 4 I am the very pink of courtesy. Bible Club l, 2, 3, 4 Phys. Ed. 1, 2 Drivers Ed. 2 Future Teachers 2, 3, 4 Cadet Teacher 3, 4 4-H Junior Leader 3 Home Ec Club 4 Student Council 4 is vi ' is ,.A., : , E : ' E . GARY HECKSEL Not that I love study less, but that I love fun more. Faatball 'l, 2 Baseball l, 4 F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Otfice Practice 3, 4 Th the LUCILLE HARTUNIEWICZ use who are silent accomplish most. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Drivers Ed. 3 Office Practice 4 KAREN HECKSEL No man's pie is free from her ambitious fingers. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club l, 2 Drivers Ed. 3 Operetta 2, 4 Operetta Crew l, 3 Junior Play Crew Varsity Choir 3, 4 Office Practice 4 A grac JOAN HEIBEL sweet, attractive kind of e. Phys. Ed. 1, 2 Future Teachers l Annual Staff 4 library Club 4 Drivers Ed. 2 Student Council 4 BARBARA HELMIKIK A A sludenl who lliinlrs - occasionally. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Drivers Ed. 2 Home E: Club A NANCY l only speak righl on. Phys. Ed. l Fulure Teachers I, 2 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Hall Monitor 2 Moiorelle 2, 3, 4 4-H Club 1, 2, 3 Drivers Ed. 4 Junior Play Cas! WILMA HOLZHAY An equal amount of good sense. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Drivers Ed. 3 Choir l, 2, 3, 4 Brbl ' eClubl,3,4 library Club 4 Prom Commillee 3 humor and GLENN HORLING . 1. Eli rWf'2.. 32 .r z.. ew, 1 . 1 ,f l '2E. 6 1' ..-gt:-:L I - ..... - .- 'i JAMES HOEK The lorce of his own meril makes his way. Band l, 2, 3, 4 Boys Ensemble l, 2 Pep Band 3, 4 Choir l, 2, 3, 4 Modrigal 4 Bible Club l Future Teachers I, 2 Drivers Ed. 2 Operelro Chorus l, 2 Operella Cas! 3, 4 JUDITH HOLMAN Her voice was ever soil, genlle a woman. Bible Club l, 2, 3, 4 Home Ec Club 4 Librarian 4 library Club 3 Madrigal 2, 3, 4 Glee Club l Varsily Choir 2, 3, 4 Operella l, 2, 3, 4 Fulure Nurses 4 Drivers Ed. 3 KENNETH HOVINGH l believe that in the end the lrufh will conquer. Bible Club l , , Vice President 3 President 4 DON ALD HUESING , A , Senior Bond l, 2, 3. 4 ,, ,. When l feel like exercising, I secretory 3 Al losl' l need sludy no more. just lie down until lhe feeling presidem 4 Basel, H I 2 3 goes away. Phys. Ed. l, 2 F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4 U 1 1 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Phys. Ed. l Leader 3, 4 Honor Socieiy 3, 4 President 4 Malh Club 4 and low: an excellenl thing in Q CAROL HURD 'F 5,5 Q 3 , , ' 'I S .re fr Yi ,, WILLIAM .IANNENGA As upright as the cedar. A fig for care, a fig for woe! Choir l, 2, 3 Future Teachers Club 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Math Club 4 Drivers Ed. 3 Phys. Ed. l, 2 Operelta Usherette 3 .lunior Play Usherette 3 Bible Club l, 2, 3, 4 RICHARD KLEIN Men like bullets go farthest when they are smoothevt Basketball l Track 2, 3, 4 Baseball l Junior Play Crew Hall Monitors Club l, 2, 3 Annual Staff 4 F.F.A. 2 Drivers Ed. 2 Homecoming Court 4 Student Council 3 JOYCE IRISH As fond of dates as an Arab. Phys. Ed. 1, 2 Drivers Ed. 3 Office Practice 4 lf I can't pay, why l can owe. Phys. Ed. 2 Football l, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Junior Play Cast 3 Senior Play Cast A Operetta Cast 3 Operetta Chorus 2 Boys Ensemble 2, 3 Varsity Choir 2, 3 MARY JANE KL PATRICIA KLINE A gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. Drivers Ed. 3 Glee Club 3 Pep Club l A dish fil for the gods. Entered from Marne Sophomore year Phys. Ed. 2 Drivers Ed. 3 Office Practice 4 Prom Committee 3 Junior Play Crew 3 Pep Club 3, 4 Senior Play Crew 4 in Office Practice 4 Home Ec. Club l, 2, 3, 4 PAULA KALDER Oh thou art fairer than the evening air clad in the beauty of u thousand stars. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Student Council l Basketball 3, 4 Drivers Ed. 2 Senior Play Cast Junior Play Cast Receptionist 4 Pep Club 3 Prom Co-Chairman 3 wk N . qw. i X, ' ,wr SE? Q Yi JE r f i .':.., A Est DONALD KLOOSTERHO USE Sometimes quiet, sometimes shy, but the rest of the time, my nh my. Band l, 2, 3, 4 Phys. Ed. 2 Drivers Ed. 3 JOAN KONING Her heart is like the moon: it has a man in it. Phys. Ed. i Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Drivers Ed. 3 Home Ec. Club 4 LORETTA KRAAI She looks sale but so does gun powder. Phys. Ed. 1, 2 Drivers Ed. 3 ANGIE KONYNDYK 2: .M5H1il0fS Club 3 Don't let that innocent look Peglauh I 3 fool you' Home Ec. Club 4 PeD Club l Bible Club l, 3, 4 Senior Play Crew SALLY LA MADLINE i'l shall laugh myself to death. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Future Nurses Club l,2, 3,4 Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Manager 3, 4 Kitchen Crew 3 MARY LAMPE No wild enthusiast ever yet Sh JUDY LEMMEN could rest 'till halt mank nd were e makes the darkest path a like herself possessed. Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Queen's Court 3, 4 Drivers Ed. 2 Future Nurses Club 3, 4 Hall Monitors Club 2, 3 Student Council 3 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4 Phys. Ed. 1, 2, 3, 4 JUAN LASKO l patience. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Class Treasurer 2 Second Choir 4 will be the pattern ol all way of pleasantness. Entered from Allendale Christian in Sophomore year GirI's Glee Club 2 Varsity Choir 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4 Drivers Ed. Assistant 4 Phys. Ed. 2 Operetto Chorus 2, 3, 4 Senior Play Crew 4 Prom Committee 3 SHIRLEY LIEFFERS l come, l saw, l still don't believe it. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Bible Club 2, 3, 4 Library Club 4 Prom Committee 3 Drivers Ed. 4 Girls Glee Club l Second Choir 2 Varsity Chair 3, 4 CAROL LONGNECKER love me littleg love me long. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Phys. Ed. Assistant 4 Operetta I, 4 Operetta Crew 3 Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Class Secretary I Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4 Future Nurses l, 2, 3, A Treasurer 4 Hall Monitor 3 Girls' Ensemble 3 Madrigal Singers 4 Girls Glee Club l, 2 Sentinel Staff 4 Varsity Choir 3, 4 RUTH ANN LUNGNECKER Ask me no questions, I'll tell you no lies. Bible Club l, 2, 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Phys. Ed. l, 3 Hall Monitor 2 Future Nurses A Pep Club I Drivers Ed. 3 Home Ec. Club 4 Senior Play Crew DUANE LOWING Some villain has done me wrong. Football 1, 2, 3 Track I, 2 Baseball 3, 4 Football Manager A Hall Monitor 3 Drivers Ed. 2 F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4 ELLEN McCALEB A star danced and under it she was born. Entered from Grand Haven High School 4 Phys. Ed. l, 2 Drivers Ed. 3 Bowling Club 3 Drarnatics Club l, 2, 3 ROSE MMIARTHY Does :he talk? Well, all of the time but that was never much of a crime. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Drivers Ed. 2 librarian 4 Ho E CI bl 2 3 4 me c. u , , , Office Practice 4 CAROLYN Mi-NITT A clear conscience is a sure card. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Drivers Ed. 2 Basketball 3 Prom Committee 3 Delegate to European Council 3 Girls Glee Club 3 Junior Play Crew Senior Play Crew Annual Staff 4 MURL Mc-CUAIG School spoils my whole day. Football l Basketball Manager 2 Track 1 l',b ',4 KATHERINE MAKA Vice President 4 Vmsny Choi, 4 Good words are worth much Hall Monitor 1, 2, 3 but cost little. Student Council 2, 3, 4 Hall Monitor 3 Phys. Ed. l, 2 Drivers Ed. 3 Home Ec. Club 4 PHILIP MATUK Aye me, how many perils do entold the righteous man to make him daily fall, Hall Monitor Club 2 Track 3 Phys. Ed. l, 2 Librarian 4 Drivers Ed. 2 Nl ARILYN MELPOLDER You don't have to be big to get along in this world. Entered from Union High School, Grand Rapids 4 Phys. Ed. l, 2 Horizon Club l, 2, 3 IIELIA MEERMAN lt is better ta be an old man's darling than a young man's slave. Girls Glee Club l Varsity Choir 2, 3, 4 Future Nurses l, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4 Sweetheart Court 2 Operetta l, 2 Operetta Crew 3 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Student Play Director 3, 4 Drivers Ed. 3 Annual Staff 4 Student Council 4 Queen's Court 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 SHIRLEY MERRYMAN They say miracles are past but here l am. Varsity Choir I, 2, 3 Operetta Cast l, 2, 3 Madrigal Singers 2, 3 Phys. Ed. l, 2 Bible Club l Hall Monitor 3 Junior Play Crew 3 Senior Play Crew 4 Prom Crew 3 Drivers Ed. T 42 LOUISE MEERMAN lf any mischief can be done she is sure to do it. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Drivers Ed. 3 Hall Monitor 3 Varsity Choir 3, 4 Pep Club l, 3 Second Choir 2 Girls Glee Club l Operetta Crew 3 Bible Club l, 2 CAROLYN Silence is golden, bu wants to be rich. Phys. Ed. l Pep Club l Girls Glee Club l Second Choir 2 Assistant Teacher 2 Office Assistant 2 Tennis 3 Junior Play Crew 3 Senior Play Crew 4 Varsity Choir 3, A Office Practice 4 Operetta l, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 IJUANE NIETCALF Doubt truth to be a lion, but never doubt I love. Football l, 4 Track l, 3, 4 Drivers Ed. 3 MARY an i 1 i Bible Club l Phys. Ed. 2 Drivers Ed. 3 Tennis 3 Camera Club 4 MEINDERTSMA t who NEIL MOELKER Res! firsl and then work. Baseball i Phy s. Ed. l, 2 Shop Assistant I Hal' M0 l'o' 3 MARCIA MUYSKENS Oh brave new world that has such people in it. Pep Club l, 2 Bible Club i, 2, 3 Honor Society 3, 4 Girls' Ensemble 3 Accompanist l Girls Glee Club I Boys C-lee Club Accompanist l Boys Ensemble Accompanist 4 Madrigal Singers 4 Modrigal Accompon Second Choir Accompanist 2 ist 2, 3 Varsity Choir 2, 3, 4 Accompanist 3, 4 Operetta l, 3, 4 Opereltu Accompanist 2 Mixed Quartet 4 KARL NUWAK Let every man mind his own business, KATHLEEN MYRON Only a sweet and virtuous soul like seasoned timber never gives. Pep Club l, 2 PPWS- Ed- li 7 PATRICIA NAYLOR Camera Club 3, 4 H , ,, , , seminel stan 4 A mighty spirit fills that lltlle Senior Play Crew home' Camera Club Sec'y 3 Entered from Clendenia West Virginia High School 3 Drivers Ed. 3 Home Ec. Club i, 2 BETTY PEIIK Generally speaking she generally speaking. Phys. Ed. l, 2 r.r.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 U ' Siigfieuati if 3' 4 K LLSTI-.R PALEN grivers 2. S A DORIS PROHST H4GlVe MQ 'WY 4lPl0'l'lU Und YOU P?o':1ergom:'mee 3 Silence in a woman is an art. give me liberty' Senior Play Crew Phys. Ed. l, 2 Fovfbdll 2, 3, 4 Drivers Ed. 3 Baseball l Home Ec. Club 4 Bvskelbdll lf 2 Kitchen Crew 4 Track 2, 3 L. SCOTT RANDALL Try to argue if you can, he can beat most any man. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Football l, 2 Basketball 1 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 2 Varsity Club 2 Pep Band 3, 4 Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Band Vice President 4 Math Club 4 Honor Society 4 Vice President 4 Radio Club 2 B EVERLY RITCHEY Take it from me she's got the goods. Phys. Ed. 1, 2 Drivers Ed. 3 Home Ec. Club 1 SHARON ROHEN A svzeeter girl yau'll never md. Second Choir 2 Varsity Choir 3, 4 Girls' Ensemble 4 Drivers Ed. 2 Phys. Ed. 1,2 Library Club 3 Home Ec. Club 4 .IEANNE ROHN Though she be but little, she is ti erce. Glee Club l, 2 Second Choir 4 Phys. Ed. 1, 2 Drivers Ed. 3 Home Ec. Club 4 LOUISE ROBBINS l awoke one morning and found myself famous. Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Drivers Ed. 4 Sentinel Staff 4 Phys' Ed' 1' 2 School is a good thing, but why run a good thing to death.' Phys. Ed. 1, 2 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 President 4 Shop Assistant 4 ANNA ROLLENHAGEN Blessed are they who say nothing, for they shall not be quoted. MICHELLE ROLLENHAGEN is' good to be merry and Regional Vice President S.L.A.A.M. Honor Society 3, 4 Future Teachers 2, 3, 4 President 4 Assistant Teacher 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Librarian 4 Student Council 4 Junior Treasurer 3 Sentinel Staff 4 Hall Monitor 3 Drivers Ed. 3 Girls Basketball 3, 4 Senior Flay Crew MELVIN ROSE To study or not to study that is the question. Phys. Ed. l, 2, 3 WILLIAM RUSSELL Lord at himself though not of lands, and having nothing, yet a kfgmztzrg, has ull. Football l JOHN ROSKAMP EMS- Edgdl.32 JAMES SCHIPPERS All great men We dYlf'9z I S,:gsr2ssis'mn, A Hang sorrow, care will kill leel faint myself. cat. Basketball 2 Tennis 2, 3 Operetta Crew 3, 4 Second Choir 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Boys' Ensemble 3 Operetta 4 Drivers Ed. 2 Hall Monitor 3 Football l, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 1 Baseball Manager 2 Sentinel Staff 4 RONALD SCHWARTZ Courageous captain of compli- ments. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Bible Club 1. 2. 3. 4 WENDELL SCOTT Football 4 ,, ,, senior secremry 4 Love knoweth no laws. Drivers Ed, 3 Freshman President Reporter 3 Basketball l, 2 Drivers Ed. 2 Phys. Ed. 3 Hall Monitor l, 2, 3 Future Teachers l, 2, 3, 4 Vice President 2 President 3 M.F.I.A. President 4 Receptionist 4 Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cast Treasurer Student Council 4 Annual Staff 4 JANET SHOOK Stars rn her eyes, wings on her feet, one who is hard to beat. Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4 Phys. Ed. l, 2 Junior Play Cost MARVIN SIETSEMA Senior Play Crew ., . , , , Prom Commmee 3 It isnt that l m not interested Pep Club 1 2 3 4 l'm just naturally shy. Office Practice 4 Bdikelbdll l. 2 Drivers Ed. l Baseball 1, 2 Queen's Court 4 Track 3 r.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 STEPHEN SIETSEMA A well. sincere lad. We wish him Basketball l, 2, 4 Baseball I, 2 Tennis 3, 4 STANLEY SIKKEMA library Club A I am a smart rnan, but I have a hard time proving it. Basketball I, 2 Baseball l, 2 Track 3, A Hall Monitor 3 Im use.' JEAN SMOES possible is a word I never Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta Crew l, 3 Operetto 2 BRADLEY SPRAGUE Hall Monitor l, 3 ,. . h. b Bcskenmn I, 2' 3' 4 I can-resist everyt mg ut Play Crew 3' 4 temptation. Choi,1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Girls' Ensemble 3 TYUCIK I Drivers Ed. 2 FUOHFUII 2 Prom Committee 3 Band l, 2, 3. 4 Phys. Ed. l PIWYS' ECI- I Drivers Ed. l ROGER SINDERMAN lt is always good when a man has two irons in the fire Phys. Ed. I, 2 Drivers Ed. 3 Moth Clvlq 4 CAROL SMITH Honor Society 3, 4 bird, Drivers Ed. 3 Annual Staff 4 Bible Club l, 2, 3 Library Club 4 Prom Committee 3 Kitchen Crew 4 Phys. Ed. l, 2 Operetta l, 2 Glee Club I, 2 Varsity Choir 3 ZALMA SPRAGLE One ear heard it and the other out it came. 5LZ2?'L'.1 if 2 Basketball 1 CHARLENE D 'e'S EF- 3 STEHOUWER Hall Monitor 3 Whatsoever thy hand findeth do, do It with all thy might Future Teachers 2, 4 Senior Band l, 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 3, 4 Bible Club 3, 4 Sentinel Staff 4 Her heart is like a singing in JEAN STEVENS Her mind is here but her heart elsewhere. Pep Club 4 Glee Club l, 2 0P0f '0 lr 21 4 PATRICIA SULLIVAN Girls Ensemble 3 ,, , , 4-H club 1, 2 Smile ana the world smiles Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4 wh YOU- librarian 4 Phys. Ed. l, 2 Varsity Choir 3, 4 Drivers Ed. 3 ROGER TIMMERMAN l dare do all that may become a man, who dare do more is none. Glee Club l, 2 Varsity Choir 3, 4 Operetta l Operetta Crew 2, 3, 4 Boys Glee Club l Second Choi' 7 LEON VAN AELST Boys Ensemble 2 ,, I, varsity Choir 3, A Out of my lean and low ability Mjdrigal Singers 3' 4 l'H lend you something. Operetta 3, 4 Senior Band l, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3 Math Club 4 Drivers Ed. 2 47 SALLY SWANK The hand that hath made you fair, hath made you good. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Drivers Ed. 2 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 3, 4 Sentinel Staff 4 Senior Play Cast Prom Crew 3 Junior Play Crew DOROTHY SYTSMA She is woman and therefore can be won. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Drivers Ed. 2 Home Ec. Club 4 Pep Club 2 Glee Club l, 2 ROBERT VANDER PLOEC Strange thoughts begat strange deeds.' Basktball I, 2, 4 Baseball l Tennis 2, 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3 SHARON VANDER VEEN Ah, graduation, now for an education. Phys. Ed. 1, 2 Office Practice 4 Drivers Ed. 2 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Girls Glee Club l Second Choir 2 Varsity Choir 4 JEANNE VAN DOORN 'Nothing is impossible to the valiant of heart. Phys. Ed. l Girls' Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleading l, 2,43 VAN Cggeililz lj 2' 3' Quiet, unruffled, always the Presidem' 4 same, I Like some sweet picture Hall Monitors club 3 'f' 0 P'C e 'fame- Girls' Glee Club l Varsity Chair 2, 3, 4 Girls' Ensemble 3 Operetta Chorus l, 2 Operetta Crew 4 Student Council 3, 4 Student Council Sec. 4 Junior Play Cast Senior Play Crew Drivers Ed. 2 Class Secretary 2 Prom Committee 3 Queen's Court 4 SHELDON VERSLUIS 'l will show myself highly taught and well led. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Entered from Allendale Christian in Sophomore year Chair l Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Phys. Ed. 2 Drivers Ed. 3 Pep Club 3 .lunior Play Committee Tennis 4 BRULE VAN HAVER He was a man take him all in all, l shall not look upon his like again. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Bufebdll 1, 2. 3, 4 MARC VEENEMAN g':fS2:1'g5ufci, 2 3 A With the help of a surgeon he Student Council Vice may ye' recover' President 3 Bible Club lf 2, 4 Hall Monitors Club 2, 3 Hall Monitors Pres. 3 Class President 4 Drivers Ed. 2 Pres. Radio Club 2 Science Club 2 Basketball l Track l Tennis 3, 4 Math Club 2 Drivers Ed. 3 library 2, 3, 4 NANCY VISSERS She'Il obtain what she pur- SUeSi 5he's like a lighted fuse. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Drivers Ed. 3 Bible Club l, 2 GirIs's Glee Club I, 2 Varsity Choir 3, 4 Boys' Ensemble 4 Accompanist 2, 3, 4 Madrigal Singers Accompanist 4 Mixed Quartet Accompanist 4 Operetta Chorus 'I Operetta Accompanist 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Library Club 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Solo and Ensemble Festival 'l, 2, 3, 4 JAMES WAGNER lt is easier not to speak a word at all than to speak rnore words than he should. Baseball l, 2 Vcrsitv Choir 1, 2. 3. 4 BEVERLY WALLINGA ::Lyjr.E':5e'g'il:ieei 4 They are only truly great who EFIAFI 2' gl 4 are truly good. Varsity Choir l, 2, 3, 4 Operetta I sible club 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Teachers l, 2, 3, 4 Girl's Ensemble 3 Phys. Ed. l, 2 Sec. of F.T.C. 4 Sentinel Staff 4 Drivers Ed. 2 Honor Society 4 Sec. and Treas ol Bible Club 3, 4 P LARRY WATERMAN love is a sickness full of woes all remedies refusing. Bible Club 3, 4 DOROTHY WESTRA School will be a dull pla:e when I am gone. Bible Club l, 2, 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Phys. Ed. l, 2 Basketball I. 2 ROBERT WAY Erivers Ed. 3 CHARLES WIBERT ?g:?::l:1'lZ 2 lOl thehtwo etrils, the lesser is Fxfugu-rzjghgrs 3' 4 know whiah side my bread Mom Club 4 a ways c osen. Junior Play Cas' is buttered on. Prom Crew 3 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Receptionist 4 Basketball 2 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 Sophomore Vice Pres. Junior President Senior Treasurer Bible Club 2, 3, 4 Kitchen Crew 3 Varsity Club 4 Junior Play Crew Bible Club Vice Pres. 4 NANCY WOODARD Shall l compare thee to a summer's day. Phys. Ed. l, 2 Pep Club l, 2 Drivers Ed. 2 Prom Committee 3 Junior Play Crew 3 WILLIAM WRIGHT A quiet man, but quite a man. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 sand 1, 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 3 Bible Club 3, 4 Senior Play Cost Junior Play Crew l Student Council l BERNARD ZIMMER When you have nothing to say, say nothing. Glee Club 1 Operetta Cast l Mock Elections Best All Around Boy Best All Around Girl ..,........... .....,..... Most Popular Boy ....... Most Popular Girl .,..,.....,.., Best Dressed Boy ......,...... Best Dressed Girl ,......,..,. Hungriest Boy ............... Hungriest Girl .....,......... Handsomest Boy ............ , Prettiest Girl ............. ...,..,,,,.,....A.Charles Wibert Michelle Rollenhagen ...........Bruee Van Haver . ,.... .,... G igi Lam pe .............Gary Barrett ,,.,o.,..,..,,,Grace Davis .......,.....Sll6lfl0Il Versluis ...,...,,...Paula Kalder Klein A.,.,..,.,.,.Margaret Conley Best Actor A......... .............. L . Scott Randall Best Actress ........... .............. J anet Shook Best Boy Athlete ......,. ...,........... T im Andresen Best Girl Athlete .....,.. ....,., . lea 1111 e Van Doorn Ladies' Man .,........,. .,.,......,..,.. W endell Scott Class Flirt ...............,...............,.,,........,..,.,.,..,... ....,........ S hirley Merryman . -w Boy Most Likely to bucceed ...,.,,..,.,... ..,........... K enneth Hovingh Girl Most Likely to Succeed ...,,......,,. Boy Class Cut Up ......................,,....,. Girl Class Cut Up ........... Boy Class Pest ............. Girl Class Pest ............... Most Bashful Boy ......,.,,, Most Bashful Girl .......... Cutest Couple .....,..... ...,,A...o.Marcia Muyskens .o.........Pl1ilip Matuk ....,.,...Carol Longnecker ...............Bill ijannenga .....,...,Dorothy Sytsma Wagner ...,.,,....Pat Kline Benkert Bonnie Crandall M NJ' figs 'Ffa Qi-M5 X Q IHIA LQi.:iQf.53 KU E3 654' -rw ED W! 0 0:31 , v,QAfQ,, Class Prophecy Double, double, toil and troubleg fire burn and cauldron bubble . . . For fifteen years members of the Class of 1960 have joined the ranks of the toilers in this world. Their fires have burned slowly or brightly as each individual case may be, and here is where the members of the class of 1960 will be and what they will be doing in the year 1975. James Adema, with his deep bass voice, has replaced the man on television doing the Palmolive commercials. Daily he gives out on Channel 3 with his masterful, B.0. ! Timothy Andresen is still working in his father's store because he can't make up his mind what he wants to do- but he knows he doesn't want to work there. For the past fifteen years John Bar has been going to business school trying to learn to fill out the income tax form he received from Mr. Timmerman in government class. Barry Barkel is now world renowned as the famous hunch- back of Michigan State. He was clipped in his last game. Glenn Barbrick is now working for the government check- ing income tax forms. Uncle Sam thought he must know a lot about it ttax that ist, since he had not paid his own for 10 years. Paul Bamett is now an industrious young pickle man and has a controlling interest in the Aunt Jane Pickle Company. He married her! Gary Barrett did it again! He came running down the aisle yelling, I do! I do! Late, of course, to his own wed- ding. The famous nulsician, Ronald Benkert, after completing his studies both here and abroad, is directing the Dennison Male Chorus in its local performances. Raymond Bennink, after a long courting period, has fin- ally married Elaine Struik, better known as Big Black. After many years of working for her father at the Ottawa County Jail, Marian Bos is now spending a few days in the jug on a reckless driving charge. Wayne Bos now owns a two thousand acre ranch out in Montanag but he still has his red and white '55 Ford. Don Brown, after several attempts at daredevil driving has decided to enter the Indianapolis 500. Pat Burger, now a curvacious platinum blonde, has been teaching for the last ten years at an all boys military acad- emy. She is the only woman teacher with forty-five men. Ron Bursma is no longer working at the Lincoln Dairy Bar. He forgot to turn off the ice cream machine and flood- ed Standale. Listen to that famous piano player! It's none other than Ruth Ann Bush who has just recently run Liberace out of show business. Miss Marjorie Busman is now the proud mother of 279 babies. Although she has never been married, she is the mother to them. She still is having two or three a day, I trust all of you knew that she is a nurse. Bill Clay and Sherman Correll now have their own radio program in French. It is called Translate That Phrasef' Who's that who passed by with a car load of kids? Larry and Gloria Coffey Waterman, who now reside at their laundromat on the east side of town. Who is that flying over our heads in that spacious DC Liner? None other than Nancy Coles who now pursues an airline stewardess career. Margaret Conley, our high school queen, has just re- turned from a world wide tour. She was recently named Mrs. America of 1975. Betty Cook has now become a designer. She designs prison outfits at Alcatraz. Janine Corwin has landed a job on a color T.V. show for N.B.C. She plays the part of the peacock. Miss Bonnie Crandall fPrima Donnal, the famous singer, has of late been entertaining at the famed Greasy Spoon Night Club. Lane Crocker is presently confined to Butterworth Hos- pital in Grand Rapids. He is suffering from several broken bones incurred during one of his flights as a stunt pilot. Grace Davis and Nancy Hill are now touring Europe after a desperate but unsuccessful attempt to find a husband in the United States. They're going to try their luck over there. Eugene De Fouw has become a famous scientist after he discovered a tonic to make you grow: he is now 6' 8 tall and weighs 275 pounds. Calvin Demorest, the huge football player for the Balti- more Colts, is now in the hospital suffering from a skull fracture which he received from his wife, Marge, after a slight argument. Beverly De Witt became a nurse, and after many unsuc- cessfully laid traps, managed to marry one of her million- aire patients. Ken Doornbos, after fifteen years of hamming, has become head engineer at WCOOP, Co0persville's leading radio station. Nadine Edge, we see, is now the coach of the girls' bas- ketball team at M.S.U. They are very famous-they have yet to win a game. lncidentally, she landed her John and they're very happy together. Poor Norman Edwards, the boy that wasn't going to get caught by any woman, only has ten more years to go and he will be out-out of prison for bigamy. Barbara Finkler and Rose McCarthy, after a continued friendship of twenty-five years, have decided to split up and take trips around the world in opposite directions. Mike Fish, after studying for the last fifteen years to be the first man to the moon, got there only to find Marvin Sietsema had been there for two and one-half years. In five years the Schestag quintuplets will be following their father's footsteps in the Marine Corps. Their mother, Jacquelyn Fordham Schestag, has not been outnumbered by males. She also has sets of twill and triplet girls. This makes a total of ten, and they are expecting four more any day. Jim Garzelloni and Becky Hastings are visiting such places these days as Rome, Paris, London, Moscow, and all over the globe. Expense is no problem to them, since Becky is the stewardess and Jim the pilot on the plane that stops at all these places. Judy Groeneveld has done it again. Unlike some of her classmates she refused to allow bleach to touch her jet black hair, and she is now the hair designer for the Four Aces. Gloria Grossenbacher Moore is slopping pigs with the help of her eleven children on her husband's farm where she has been the last fifteen years. Carl Hamstra, who was a 6 foot 2 inch senior back in 1960, is now working for the Ringling Brothers Circus as a giant. I guess he never will stop growing. Jane Handlogten now includes accordian demonstrations along with her teaching. Her students now get music scales mixed up with scales of weight in her arithmetic classes. Barbara Harmsen is still looking around Fremont for her intended, Al Buitendorp. She always thought he was a peach, and it seems that Gerber's got him first. Lucy Hartuniewicz has finally gotten tired of people mis- pronouncing her name. She decided to get marriedg and who did she marry but Mr. Feltin Lobkowicz. Gary I-Iecksel, the prominent F.F.A. student of 1960, now owns a 20,000 acre ranch in Arizona. You can read in any movie magazine about the recent breakup of Miss Karen Hecksel and her third husband in five years. Barbara Helmick, believe it or not, has settled down to a quiet life with a prominent eligible wolf. After wearing a pony tail for fifteen years, Joan Heibel has finally turned into a horse. James Hoek, the great trumpet player, was presented with an award for being the next Louie Armstrong. At a press conference Jim uttered only three words, Jazzie, Man, azzle. The famous songstress, Judith Holman, is now perform- ing before audiences the world over. Unable to give up her craving for banana splits and chocolate, however, she now weighs two hundred pounds. You can refresh yourself anywhere in the United States at a roadside stand owned and operated by the one and only Wilma Holzhay. After many years of trying to overcome his shyness of girls, Glenn Horling is still shy. Will he ever ask a girl out? Ken Hovingh, we are sorry to say, is an amputee. He got his finger caught in a slide rule. Don Huesing's bookkeeping course has finally paid off for him-ten years and court costs. As a result of being the only girl in Math Club, Carol Hurd now teaches higher mathematics at West Point. Joyce Irish, the class breaker of engagements, has finally married after leaving a trail of seventeen engagements and sixteen broken hearts. Who is that prosperous business man who is always travel- ing on trains? None other than the traveling hobo, Bill Jannenga, who keeps his associate's quarters clean. Paula Kalder is now designing cups to match her flying saucers. Dick Klein has just finished college. It took him a long time to get his degree in Driver's Education. Some of you may not know why it took Dick so long to pass. Well, if you would have seen Dick drive Mr. B0eskool's Caddy you would know why. He tries to start it with his truck keys, which just doesn't work. Mary Jane Klenk is now working in a cat factory making hides for old cats. Pat Kline found herself a multimillionaire one day when she was sitting on her boss' lap taking dictation. The multi- millionaire came into the office looking for someone to take care of his investments. He then spied Pat and asked her if she would sit on his lap and be his wife. Poor Donald Kloosterhouse missed his big chance. He auditioned for a baritone player in a famous orchestra, but he caught his head in the valves, and so he is back working his father's farm. Joan Koning Modderman is a busy housewife with six- teen kids to call her Ma. After selling Avon products for the last fifteen years, Angie Konyndyk is now a full fledged Fuller Brush Man. Penny Kraai's experiences at her fruit-farm-home have finally paid off. She has manufactured a new type of apple cider which is hard without the aging process. Poor Sally La Madine has spent some time in Kalamazoo. She lost her mind trying to collect eligibility cards for Miss Streeter. Gigi Lampe now owns and operates her own Bleach Shop fhair that isl. After many years of handwriting, Joan Lasko has finally achieved her goal. She now writes through butter on a tele- vision commercial. Judy Lemmen, after having several crushes on several different boys in her senior year, is still going steady with Chuck. Shirley Lieffers is now shoveling dirt in her father's gravel pit. She says she wants to develop muscles in case of dif- ficulties with any of her numerous dates. Carol Longnecker, who so easily lost weight in high school, is now an airline stewardess for rocket rides to the moon-and back. Ruth Ann Longnecker, after some years of nursing, has finally succeeded in landing her guy. She fell in love with a doctor-Doctor Flatfeet. Duane Lowing has taken up a sudden interest in boating. He has been up the river several times now. The school is getting rather heavily populated with little Fordham's. Their mother, of course, is Carolyn Mt-Nitt, who married her Tim and settled down to raising a large family. Katherine Maka, having succeeded in getting both brothers into the armed forces, has married an Air Force captain and now has a squadron of little dive bombers all her own. Philip Matuk, the noted draft dodger, was finally caught after fifteen long years, he was sentenced to the Armed Forces for the rest of his natural l?l life. Celia Merman Vander Meulen is now world famous. She is the only woman in the world to have had triplets and quads within the space of twelve months. After going steady for the last fifteen years, Louise Meer- man is now Louise Meerman Sprague. Carolyn Meindertsma after years of struggle has succeeded in perfecting a hair dye that will make the hair stay per- manently red. Naturally, hers is now naturally that color. Even the roots! Finally having landed Dave, her truck driver, Shirley Merryman has settled down to housekeeping. She is also the first woman in the world to become a semi driver- can't let Dave out of her sight. Duane Metcalf, who has just recently taken the job of head janitor away from Floyd Baldus, is not feeling well. He has a sore back from leaning over a broom for eighteen years. Two of our illustrious classmates, Mary Ellen Modderman and Joyce Van Duyn, have recently opened a riding stables in Moorland Center. Joyce has cut her hair, so it makes it a little difficult to recognize her. Neil Moelker and Murl McCuaig are now spending their time reciting poetry in an art gallery in New York. Like man, they turned beatnick. Marcia Muyskens is making a lot of money trying to teach music to Boris Karloff. We have a very famous journalist in our class. Some of us never knew about it until last year when she replaced Ann Landers. When you want to know if you should iron your husband's shirts, write to the former Miss Kathy Myron. Directly after graduation in 1960, Pat Naylor joined the Waves to see the world. She is very disappointed, however, as she has been stationed in Chicago ever since. Karl Nowak, the six foot five inch farmer, has taken over the position as Ottawa County Sheriff. Lester l'alen, after a long period of toil, has finally learned to do bookkeeping and is now trying to teach it to his eleven children. His faithful wife, Carolyn Busman Palen, looks on with amazement. After fifteen years of filling gas tanks, Betty Peck is still working at the gas station. At first she started as a handy man, now she has a special job. Betty is chief mechanic. Robert Phelps, who was too shy to have his picture taken for the annual, has now become a male photographer's model .Presently he has his picture taken at least twelve times daily. Doris Probst is now a famous movie star. She replaced Doris Day. We regret to say that L. Scott Randall, a man who seemed to hold a great deal of promise, will spend the rest of his life in jail. While playing his trombone he caught a man's head in the slide and was tried, convicted, and sentenced for murder. Mrs. Beverly Ritchey lppen has finally succeeded in elop- ing, she and Ernie are now united in marriage. After all the years that Louise Robbins has been taking care of the old folks at the rest honle, she is still there. She no longer helps take care of the sick, however. The home has hired a special nurse to take care of her because shc hits everyone, throws food at them, must have the room at the right temperature, she must have clean sheets every day, the room aired out, the food cooked just right, they must wash the windows every day, and not let any of the student nurses come near her. .lerome Rogers, having had difficulties along the way such as: failures, teacher troubles, illnesses, etc., will finally grad- uate from C.H.S. as a member of the class of 1975. Congrat- ulations, Jerome! Sharon Rohen is now a full fledged member of the Can- adian Royal Mounted Police. Why did she do this? She heard that the mounty always gets his man, and she de- cided to try her luck. All of you know Jeanie Rohn. She used to be a slim, trim little girl when in our class. After graduation she took up a muscle building course. When you attend the circus, be sure to look for the muscle lady, Jeanne Rohn. Aside from having children, of which she wants about twenty, the former Miss Anna Mae Rollenhagen has been steadily gaining weight. Michelle Rollenhagen's love for horses has finally got her what she's always wanted-a young horse doctor. Melvin Rose is now manager of the Fixit Mechanical Shop. He includes personal house calls with his phone calls. John Roskamp, too, bas made his mark of distinction in the world of entertainment. He's the only man known who can out-eat anyone while wildly snapping his fingers. This is his secret of being able to stay thin. Bill Russell is now a millionaire. He sold newspapers at ten cents a week or a nickel a copy. The paper was pub- lished every two weeks. James Schippers is now the president of a new company called the False Sideburns Company. Ronald Schwartz, who has taken the place of his father as president of the local school board, has recently become proprietor of the Lubben Clothing Company. Wendell Scott, after five unsuccessful marriages, which have aged him considerably, still pursues his same career, chasing women. Janet Shook, who now owns Shook's Dancing Studio, can be seen every Saturday night on T.V. She has her own program, Have Feet, Will Dance, sponsored by Pulte's Powerful Pullets. Marvin Sietsema, who has taken the place of Mr. Harris in the Coopersville High School faculty, has finally succeed- ed in inventing an automatic teacher, so that he may do as Mr. Harris ltad done-sleep. Stcphcn Sietscma, who no one seems to know anything about, has now taken over his father's farm and also his uncle's job of directing the choir at Eastmanville Christian Reformed Church. Stanley Sikkema, after a long, hard-fought campaign, has succeeded in winning the position of president of the Paul Anka Fan Club. Roger Sinderman, now a famous scientist, is presently conducting an experiment in his father's fish pond. He is attempting to remove the specks from speckled bass. Carol Smith at long last has learned to carry a tune and is back in the Coopersville choir trying hard to get enough credits to graduate. .lean Smoes, after many hard years of hard labor, is still piling up dough in Kastelin's Bakery. Poor Bradley Sprague is not with us any more. Instead of getting the medicine that he went after from the medicine chest, it was dark and he drank Drano instead. No one can say that Zalma Sprague didn't try. After shoot- ing at the top, the President of the United States, they shot her. This resulted from a small misunderstanding between her and the Secret Police. Charlene Stehouwcr, the camera bug, has just opened a camera shop selling autographed photos of herself. After four years of indecision, Jean Stevens finally heeded her mother's pleas to take up nursing. Luckily she did, for she is now helping her husband, Dave McDonald, recuper- ate from travel fatigue ltoo many noon trips to Coopers- villel. After fifteen years of endless toil and labor, Pat Sullivan has finally replaced Donna Reed as head cashier at LiIlie's Foodtown here in Coopersville. Sally Swank, after fifteen years, still won't admit she dyes hcr hair red. Miss Dorothy Sytsma has won the 1975 award for the best hair design. One day while she was peroxiding her hair, she spilled a bottle of ink in with it. Ellen McCaleb at long last has settled down to being a hard-working mother and housewife. Who is the lucky fel- low? Why the bashful woman hater, Roger Timmerman, of C0lll'S8. Leon Van Aelst has become the owner of the Lillie's De- partment Store chain. No one can say that his fast talking and the bribes he handed out affected his promotion in any way. Jeanne Van Doom is now in the hospital suffering from a brain concussion. She put on some toilet water and the lid fell on her head. Earl Holmes' famous chemistry student, Bruce Van Haver, is now the head of the U.S. missile program. Bruce finally succeeded in getting a man to the moon. Now he's trying to find a way to get Mr. Holmes hack. Mothcr Vander Plocg insisted that Boll follow in his father's footsteps in the painting business. Somehow in Bob's mind the words got mixed up and now he follows anything that's painted. The efficient Mrs. Phillips has been replaced this year as Mr. Conran's secretary. Who is now holding down this im- pregnable fortress? Why, none other than the capable Sharon Vander Veen. Marc Veeneman now commands the United States Navy. I recently heard where there was great research going on in this department. Ten navy subs sank, but they weren't the subs belonging to the enemy. What's this we see? Sheldon Versluis who has owned and operated a circus for a number of years, is still in the ring- the number's ring. After years of study with many famous teachers, Nancy Vissers Dyke is now giving nightly piano concerts at the Anchor Inn. The once famous bass soloist, James Wagner, is currently searching for a new occupation. During the opera at the Met he reached so low for a note that he lost his voice and since then has not been able to reach low enough to pick it up again. Beverly Wallinga Smoes was recently flooded out of her house because her plumber husband is always out repairing other people's drains. Robert Way, the former F.F.A. member, has finally given up trying to teach his brother farming and has just left on a tour of the Amazon looking for a likely prospect. Miss Dorothy Westrate, after many attempts, has finally met all the qualifications and replaced Miss Streeter as sen- ior English teacher at C.H.S. The Rev. Charles Wibert has landed his first parish. Last Saturday night he was to preach at a wedding and he con- ducted a funeral service. It was rather embarrassing and the counle decided not to get married after all. Mrs. Robert Benefiel, the former Nancy Woodard, is back in Michigan State again this year. She had planned on at- tending for a total of two years, but fifteen years has passed and she is still there. She has had several interruptions along the way. You know, children and one thing and another. The Rev. William Wright KTerry to most of usl has just completed his world tour as Billy Craham's assistant. Most of his success was with women who fell in love with his raven hair and soulful brown eyes. Bernard Zimmer was arrested last week, and is serving a twenty-four day term for disturbing the peace. Peter Englert, the famous tree farmer, is now engaged in WHITE'S pines. Marilyn Melpolder is now serving her time in Alcatraz. She embezzeled two hundred million dollars over a period of fifteen years. This was taken from the place where she was cmployedw-the United States Mint. Class Will I, Tim Andresen, bequeath to Miss Esther Strcetcr, one box of throat discs, that she may have a clear throat for just one day. I, John Bar, will my place in Mr. Kemme-'s study hall to anyone who can stand it. I, Glenn Barbrick, will my fast '53 Ford to anyone who can stand its slow speed. I, Barry Barkel, bequeath to all fair damsels, myself. But cursed, cruel fate that made but one of me! I wish each maiden contentment in her dreams that might have been had I been hers. I, Paul Barnett, will my jinxed 'gvictory hat and the posi- tion of varsity football manager to any loyal Bronco fan who might like another winless season. I, Gary Barrett, hereby will nothing, because I have nothing that I want to part with. I, Ronald Benkert, have nothing to will but this bit of ad- vice-: Why take life too seriously, you'll never get out of it a ive. I, Raymond Bennink, will what little speed I have to Bob Stevens, so he can run the 220 some day. I, Marian Bos, fMorriel will my '57 Ford to Mr. Tody to rod around in. I, Wayne Bos, being of sound mind, will my curly hair to whoever is crazy enough to take it. I, Don Brown, will my seat in Mr. Kemme's study hall to anybody that can study. I, Patricia Anne Burger, being of sound mind and body, do will my liking of school to anyone who simply detests it. I, Ron Bursma, will my Chevy to Boyd Harpst so he can take Ruth Ann B. out. I, Ruth Ann Bush, will my ability to go in the ditch to any- one who wants to get pulled out by a tractor. I, Margie Busman, will all the headaches of Mr. Timmer- man's American government class to all the up and coming seniors. I, Gloria Coffey, will my baritone sax to anyone who wants to play it. I, Bill Clay, will to anyone who wants it, the pleasure of riding Bus No. 2. I, Nancy Coles, will to my sister Phyllis all the fun that I have had in my four years at C.H.S. I, Betty Cook, will my misfortune of getting front row seats in my classes to my sister Arlene, so she can be great pals with the teachers too. We, Margaret Conley, Betty Peck, and Nancy Woodard, being of sound mind f?l, will our opportunity of having a good time in our senior year to any juniors that want to get in trouble. I, Sherman Correll, will the fortune to be in one of Mr. Speet's classes for each one of my four years of high school to anyone who likes foreign languages. I, Janine Corwin, will my office practice tag to any junior that will enjoy working for Miss Streeter as much as I. I, Bonnie Crandall, will my ability to twirp Jim Garvel- loni and break the date the next week to anybody who thinks bright f ?5 to try it. I, Lane Crocker, will my '52 Olds to anyone who has enough gas to keep it running. We, Grace Davis and Nancy Hill, will our bar room furnish- ings in our locker, number 33, to Mr. Todyg who has been trying to find it all year. L L L L L L L L L L L Mike Fish, will my place as Varsity Baseball bench warm- er to anyone who likes a flat seat. Jackie Fordham, will my brother to a certain close friend of mine iwith the initials of Carolyn McNittl seeing that sbe's getting him anyway. Jim Garzelloni, will Mr. Holmes' car to myself. Gloria Grossenlxacher, am willing to will anything in order to get out of school. Edward Gallup, will my gift to travel to anyone who wants li. Judy Groenveld, will Mary Holmes the best of luck in her senior year at C.H.S. Carl Hamstra, will my seat in Mr. De Graaf's biology class to anyone who can stand it for two years. Jane Handlogten, will my large accordian case to my sis- ter, Mary, to carry her little flute in. Barbara Hannsen, will my office practice position of work- ing in the office for two years to anyone who would like the experience. Lucy Hartuniewicz, will to Pat Novakowski a chair in Mr. Tody's shorthand class and office practice next year. Becky Hastings, will my ability to skip school twice with- out getting caught to anyone who can walk past two teachers on the way out of the front door and still not be seen. I, Gary Hecksel, will my '46 motorcycle to anyone who dares to ride it. I, Karen Hecksel, will my nicknames, Hex and Pepper, L L to whoever wants them. Joan Heibel, will my nothing to everyone. Jim Hoek, will my ability to play the cornet to anyone wl1o is willing to practice. I, Judy Holman, will all my old lunches and rotten apples that have been lying in the bottom of our locker to Sandy Muller. I, Wilma Holzhay, do hereby will my long hair to Mabel Carlson. L L L L Glenn Horling, will my ability to get along with Mr. Harris to some unlucky freshman who can't. Kenneth .lay Hovingh, being of sound mind and possess- ing a slight amount of trombone-playing ability, will this ability to Scott Randall: who, for the past years has been trying to get first chair from me and has never succeeded. Don Huesing, will my good humor to anyone who can give Mr. Graf and Mr. Wetherbee a rough time. Carol Hurd, will my seat in Mrs. Taylor's trigonometry class to any junior girl desiring to be in a class of boys. We, Joyce Irish, Zalma Sprague, and Pat Sullivan, will our I ability to remain friends for three years to anyone who thinks they can stand each other that long. lAnd man is that hardll Bill Jannenga, will my ability to get along with Mr. 'Holmes to Howard Judd. I, Paula Kalder, being of sound mind f??J will my fuzzy, curly hair to that angel f?l of the English Department, Mr. Graf. I, Dick Klein, will my even disposition to Mr. Boeskool. I, Mary Jane Klenk, leave-uh, leave-uh, oh, I'm just leav- L I ing. Pat Kline, will my title in the Mock Elections, to Lynn Slaughter. Don Kloosterhouse do will my hom to the school because I, Gene De Fouw, will my fishing enthusiasm to Don Kloost- erhouse. I, Calvin Demorest, being of sound mind and body, will my L L L L L L six feet one inch frame to Jim Rohn so he can sec over tl'e line when looking for a pass receiver. Beverly DeWitt, will what few brains I have to any bird brain who can use them. Ken Doornbos, will my ability to stay awake all night and operate my ham radio station and stay awake in school to Cal Ludema. Nadine Edge, being of sound mind and having a driver's license, will my ability to drive a white Fiat convertible the first week of school to anyone who wants to be a sports car fan for a week. Norman Edwards, will my good humor and crafty ways to my brother, Glenn, hoping that he will live up to my highly undesirable standards. Pete Englert, will my nickname, No Guts, to Jim Chicken Garzelloni. Barbara Finkler, will all my days of happiness at C'ville High to any junior. they will take it back anyway. We, Joan Koning and Angie Konyndyk, will Mr. Tody and his Micky Mouse Courses to the Germans. We, Penny Kraai and Louise Meerman, will our ability to stay close friends through four years of school to any two freshmen who can get along. I, Gigi Lampe, will my coffee can to anyone who can't con- trol himself any better than I could. I, Joan Lasko, will my ability to buy a thirty dollar con- vertible. which was not driveable, to anyone who likes the saying. What do you expect for thirty dollars? I, Judy Lemmen, being of sound mind and sore knees, do will my basketball kneeguards to Rita Ulrich because she needs two pairs of them. I, Shirley Lieffers, being of fairly sound mind do hereby will my bad English to Mr. Graf. I, Carol Longnecker, will my nickname, Featherhead, given to me by beloved Mr. Boeskool, to anyone who wants to feel two inches high. I, Ruthanne Longnecker, hereby will my beautiful horn case back to the dump. I, Duane Lowing, have nothing to will, and if I did I would not will it anyway. I, Ellen McCaleb, will my car troubles to any junior who wants to own a car. I, Rosemarie McCarthy, to Dorothy Poelma will my ability to find a friend to get along with Dorothy as well as I did to her next best friend. I, Carolyn McNitt, will to Charlene Stehouwer the eighty cents that she borrowed to pay her junior prom reserva- tions. I, Murl McCuaig, will my library pin to anyone who likes to straighten books. I, Katherine Maka, will my nickname, Kitty, to anyone who thinks they can put up with it. I, Philip Matuk, being of sound mind and body, will my nerve to ask a girl for a date to Ray Bennink so that he can ask Marla Bench. I, Celia Meerman, will my position on the Annual Staff to anyone who can stand to look at Uncle Jack every morning for a year. Ugh! We, Carolyn Meindertsma and Janet Shook, being of sound mind and body, do hereby owe so much to everyone, but will nothing to anyone, because we need all that we have. I, Marilyn Melpolder, do will my steel nerves to anyone who drives with Penny. I, Shirley Merryman, will my ability f?l to go steady with the same guy for two of my four years at Coopersville and still be elected class flirt to any girl who thinks she could stand up under the third degree she will receive when he finds out. I, Mary Ellen Modderman, will my cornet case to Judi Mal- lory who needs a bigger one so she can carry her own mute. I, Neil Moelker, will my ability to assist in two hours of shop to anyone who can stand it. I, Marcia Muyskens, being of weakened mind and body from four years of school, will my position as valedictorian to anyone who wants the headaches that go with it. I, Kathy Myron, will to any literary minded student my love of books, in the hopes that he or she can successfully read any of our library books that I might have missed. I, Pat Naylor, will my ability not to get caught chewing gum in Miss Streeter's class to my sister, Ruth. I, Karl Nowak, will my ability to get in trouble in Mr. Har- ris' class to anyone who thinks he can take it. I, Lester Palen, will my seat in govemment class to anyone who likes govemment. I, Doris Probst, will my quietness to my brother, Ed. I, L. Scott Randall, do hereby bequeath my ability to pro- mulgate my esoteric cogitations and to articulate my senti- mentalities and amicable, philosophical, and psychological observations in such a way as to let my conversational communications possess a clarified conciseness, a compact comprehensibleness, coalescent consistency, and concaten- ated cogency, eschewing all conglomorations of flatulent garrulity, jejune babblement, and asinine affections, by letting my extemporaneous descantings and unpremeditat- ed expatiations have intelligibility and veracious vivacity without thrasonical bombast and by sedulously avoiding all polysyllabic profoundity, pompous prolixity, psitiac- eous vacuity, ventriloquial verbosity, and vapidity, to any- one who can translate this into plain English. I, Beverly Ritchey, being of sound mind and body, will my law book to some unsuspecting underclassman. I, Louise Robbins, will my ability to win a clock radio in the magazine sale to anyone who likes to wake up to mllsic in the morning. I, Jerome Rogers, will my seat next to Joanne Prince and Katltv Karel in typing to anyone who has the ability to keep his mind on his typing assignment, because they pull the paper out of their typwriters at about ninety miles per hour when they make a mistake. I, Jeanne Rohn, being of fairly sound mind, will my garter to Mr. Boeskoolg and also my cousin, Jim Rohn, to Joan Lasko. We, Michelle Rollenhagen and Sally LaMadline, being of sound mind, will our job as girls' basketball managers to anyone who can get into as much mischief as we can. I, Melvin Rose, will my ability to park and not get caught to Shelly Versluis and Gloria Finklerg it seems that they have trouble. I, John Roskamp, do will my ability to out-eat anyone who wants to try, and still stay thin, to any fat person who would like it. I, Bill Russell, will everything I have to anyone who can make something out of nothing. I, James Schippers, will my shop assistant's job to anyone who wants an easy class. I, Ron Schwartz, will my government book back to the F.B.I. I, Wendall Scott, will Mr. Tody and his Mickey Mouse Courses to Walt Disney. I, Marvin Sietsema, will my '47 Chevy to anyone that has the time to put it back together. I, Stephen Sietsema, will my seat in Mr. Wetherbee's Amer- ican history class to anyone who likes to sit in the back row. I, Stanley Sikkema, will my '48 Mercury to anybody who can get it started once it stalls. I, Roger Sinderman, will my dark, curly hair to Ron Patrick. I, Carol Smith, will the ability to get through school in twelve years to my brother, Steve, who may need it. We, Jean Smoes and Jeanne Van Doorn, will our tall stature to Carol Diebold, who could find a better use for it than we have. I, Bradley Sprague, will my ability to sleep in Mr. Wether- beelis history class to anyone who thinks he can get away wit it. I, Charlene Stehouwer, will to Lee Ann Van Haver my ability to pester Mr. Wiggers. You can find rotten vege- tables for his porch and watermelon for his car in his own garden, Lee Anne. I, Jean Stevens, will my seat in Mr. Holmes' physics class to Yonnie Snyder in hopes that she can be a better kid than was. I, Sally Swank, owe much, have nothing, and leave the rest to anyone, who doesn't like get rich quick schemes. We, Dorothy Sytsma and Barbara Helmick, in a sound mind, hereby will Doris Bronkema our barrel of peroxide. I, Roger Timmemtan, being of sound f??l and l??l hereby will my chair in Cell block Three fourth hour to anyone who can stand Big Mr. B. I, Leon Van Aelst, will my liabilities to Ken Hovingh and Scott Randall-I need everything else. I, Sharon Vander Veen, being of weak body fnowl will my ability to go down a flight of stairs on my you-know-what to anyone who thinks he can survive it as well as I did. I, Robert Dale Vander Ploeg, will my motorcycle to Miss Streeter. I, Joyce Van Duyn, will the senior class to the class of '61 in hopes that they can repair the damage we did to it. I, Bruce Van Haver, will my ability to throw water in Mr. LaDuke's face to John Johnson, who was there when I did it, and Gerard Scherff, the person I was trying to hit. I, Marc Veeneman, being of sound mind and bodv, fem- phasis on sound! will my radio station to anybody who likes to blow fuses, get shocked, and spoil your neigbofs T.V. set. I, Sheldon Versluis, will my ability to eat, eat, and eat and still stav skinny to Lavern De Fouw. I, Nancy Vissers, being of brainwashed mind and tired body, will my position as choir accompanist to anyone who wants to get bawled out and called fathead. I, James Wagner, will my ability to go through four years of agriculture without getting the paddle to any freshman boy who wants it. I, Beverly Wallinga, will my nlace on the Sentinel Staff to anyone who can type stencils, staple papers together, sell Sentinels. and be a reporter. I, Larrv Waterman, will mv ability to get in trouble with Mr. Holmes to anyone who has enough stunts to pull in c ass. I. Dorothy Westrate, will my ability to get stuck to Judi Mallory and my big feet to Mary Ann De Fouw. I, Charles Wibert, being of relatively sound mind, will my position of senior class treasurer to anyone who likes to snend first hour with Miss Streeter. I, Terrv Wright, being of sound mind and tired heart, will my ability to be in school every day of my high school career to anybody who likes to listen to his teachers every day. I, Bernie Zimmer, will my seat in Mr. Craf's English class to whoever wants him for two years in a row. Senior Play Cast and Crew Three Blind Mice First l'lIIl'I 11. l.ongm-4'kvl'. l'. liurnvll, l'. liulflvr, Nl. Lamps-, ll. l'1-ck. Xl. lkmlc-y. N. Wow .1 S. Sw ullk, Nl. ll0ll1'IIllilgl'Il, 5. Nlcrrylnan. . . , y. ... 1'l'0llll row: l'. llurgvr, ll. Nll'lll4l1'Y'lSlll1l, nl. lxunymlylu-. ,l. lQzu'm'lluni. J. 1.4-mmm. ll. U4 ,I lfmallllm N l 4lg.1 4' Yllllllllll 'lll llllNllllll slix dm 1,l.1 ,4. 1 , '. f 1 , '1' ' '. fhirll row: Vx. .lanm-nga. J. Yan lloorn. N. l'l1lN2ll'llS. lf. l,1'IllUl'l'hl. H. liznmlull, U. llnru liarlu- l. XX . Svull. ,l. Slnuws. l'aum-lu Nlllillllu, lflizallwlll Mason Moira! Wlalsnn V . . llvnry ll'0Wlll'llll1I4' lllllllil l'11rlu-r ,,,. .,.., Stvpllvn l'l1ll'l'lllf,Zl0Il Cunraul Harrington.. ffnsl of l.'lmra4'lvrs Mrs. Alice BI'llllllJPI'.. , , Allwrl llupnnt Nlr. Corel. llirvvlor, ,, 58 rl l.Ullglll'l'lx1'l' Sully Swank Maury l,:llnp1' 'wll'll4l1'll Svnll ., Grauw' lhnis Svoll llilllllllll Hurry liurkvl l'uulz1 lillllllll' Bill ,lillllll'llgI2l 'llx-rrp' XY:-iglmt Wlllr. BIISIIILIII R0 Class History Hundreds have passed through these halls of C.H.S. before us, yet we of the class of 1960 feel that we have given as well as received. Just what was given is at times quite dif- ficult to explain. Four long years ago, on a bright September morning, a hideous horde of shiny-nosed, wet-eared, slick-haired kids strutted up the walk, shoved through the doors and sprawled in chairs once neatly arranged for 'assembly. Were these to be called Broncos? Yes, if you are referring to the un- broken and balking type. WHO IS THAT GUY ON THE STAGE? CONRAN? WHO'S HE? Principal? Why didn't you tell me? Thus began the tedious chore for the teachers and espec- ially the two class advisors, Mrs. Ruster and Mr. Vassallo. After a few weeks of glaring errors, stupid questions, and counselor-pupil sessions, we finally quieted down enough to elect class officers. Believe it or not, but so help me, these were the ones chosen: President-Wendell Scott Vice President-Jim Garzelloni Secretary-Carol Longnecker Treasurer-Sally Reyers The next notable event was Freshman Parents' Night. What a rude awakening. Mom finally realized that her daughter was not one hundred percent ladylike and Dad came to the conclusion that sonny-boy seemed set on prov- ing one point or another in an undesirable manner. By the time the annual picnic was held a few of the rough edges had worn off. Susie finally tolerated Johnny's presence as a necessary evil, and in return some semblance of a gentleman was apparent in Johnny. In September of 1957 we returned to this same school, but somehow things were different. Physically we had grown the usual amount, but mentally we were really uit. Now we were sophomores. For a few weeks the words 'T' and we seemed to be the only words in our vocabulary. What a difficult time our advisors, Miss Moxon and Mr. Busman, must have had. This self-centered group of big feeling kids gave little attention academically, and much less atten- tion to etiquette, but we are forced to admit that the general appearance had improved somewhat. In this slicked up but know it all manner, we eventually elected class officers. Although few sophomores realized they were making class history, we elected Jim Garzelloni, presidentg Charles Wibert, vice presidentg Jeanne VanDoorn, secretary, and Joan Lasko, treasurer. Athletics and rings seemed to be more important to most of us than anything else in the world. Letters were earned, rings exchanged, and the class picnic seemed to terminate our entire efforts as sophomores. Now, our first day as juniors! Mrs. VanDoorn and Mr. Boeskool seemed to realize very little of the impending doom which surely would be theirs. As class advisors they seemed to be affected very little in those first few days: however this was gradually replaced by a look in Mrs. Van Doorn's eyes of a desire for far away places and Mr. Boes- kool's rounded figure went through a shrinking process, most likely the result of many sleepless nights. After a seige of cajoling, requesting, and finally ordering, this egotistical group of juniors, finally heeded our advisors' plea to elect class officers. Once again the unexpected hap- pened. Out of this organized confusion we elected Charles Wibert, president, Bob Versluis, vice presidentg Margaret Conley, secretaryg and Carol Ryder, treasurer. Inadvisable as it seemed at the time, utry-outs for the junior play were next in order. After disgustedly watching and listening to big time actors and actresses, the lucky ones were chosen. Although inside opinions differed greatly, the general public graciously applauded the results, and we experienced the exhilarating feeling of accomplishment. Even though we had some heartbreaking losses in the athletic department, we felt very proud of our teams in the final analysis. C.H.S. still remained a formidable foe to the rest of the league. Now comes the significant test of friendships and romances. The all-important Junior-Senior Prom was here. Goggle- eyed young gentlemen stare in disbelief at the strange beauty of their formally dressed female classmates. The class ad- visors stand in shocked amazement to see these boys, once so coarse, now timidlv and very correctly approach these blushing belles. Yes, this virtue of uncontrolable blushing still remains intact in a few members of the class of 1960. What a momentous task faced the senior class advisors in the fall of 1959. Mr. Speet and Miss Streeter labored in- cessantly to bring these high-minded seniors back to earthly dates instead of continuing on their high pinnacles of achievement in being the senior class of C.H.S. After successfully instilling the realization of the need for class officers, our advisors stood fearfully by as we elect- ed Bruce VanHaver, presidentg Margaret Conley, vice pres- identg Ron Schwartz, secretaryg Charles Wibert, treasurer. Once again the time had arrived to Htry out for the class play. Something happened! '5Big time acting was not nearly as evident as it had been. There actually semed to be a co- ordinated effort to make the senior play a success. Our ef- forts were rewarded by many complimentary remarks from those who had witnessed this effort. Senior pictures! What an experience! Wallet size pictures exchanged for friendshipg large framed pictures exchanged for ? ? ? . Well anyway it must have been something for more seniors. Throughout all this commotion the athletic department continued to bring fear into the heart of all opponents. Very often the bitter taste of defeat was spiced by the sweet savor of victory. Effective leadership made both the athletic and music departments an experience well worth the time and effort. In the latter part of May disaster almost struck the city of Chicago. As we roared in on our class trip, we could almost see Civil Defense go into action, mistaking us for a tornado. . June, 1960 1-. At last the time is here. This diploma clutched in my hand means no more warden speeches, and no more shoving by the guards What is this I hear? ? The classes of the 1930's are telling us that this feeling of relief will someday change to highest respect for our instructors. Well -1- yes, I believe they may have a point after all. QMQOQQE3 3 JP Af J? swf f f Junior Class Officers and Advisors I to right: Nlr. H0ln1vs,1Q. l'I1lwar4ls, L. liarlrrivk, li. L4-mia-ux, li. Wolhrin H mlal Nlr Tm l'rc-sidenl. Yicv Prefs Sl'l'l'f'i ary dvnt .....,,, , . I rvalsllre-r, ,,,, ,, Historian Aelvisors ,Glen Phlwurmls .. ...,,., Ellglxlll' lA'lIlil'llX Bvllv Xxvllllllilllx ....,,,,,,,lilNVilI'Kl ,lu1l1l .... ....... I ,inclu Burlyrick Mr. Holnu-S. M r. 'l'mlv 62 X X X X X X X XX AX X 'x X K X 5 :Nntmxi A05 3 X.an'x'5 Xiuxxwkgnnp X X X Nauui XNXX' lwk X X X X l'.Xuu'Xc-s Muhrsuxx ,XX ,,.v '-v ' Ymmis An-mXs X,imXzx V:urXwivXc X Rnwxmn'y Xx'vXmmXwuxx DumxXxX Vmumnxk Ruth Nun Vu-rgx K X XX X X X X Dm' X 'X XXX' 'W N 'f4uXXxun Vnwm xx XMYL- X'n'mxXwmzx X X'-naman 63 Xp gk 'NXm'Xu X'ww'XH XXil'l.l'X Xhxvxwe 'Nm'uXu X'wnnKnXa XXXXX Xswxm '-a,: wr X .- X . Ni: 5- X wi, X X, ' :if,fa?X X I' aw if X , 1 nuuififml Q Q! .f.LY,.t.A-J., Y.., Aj Vp X Sorry Vnwnun XhmuXnX Xinvnz- . X Rf, f dw .,., X i 3 ,,,. .J XXX-sXu-5 XXXXSIXXRXX farnl Uivlmhl Kvun Umun- flury Uv : gfiI24'l' Lain Dodge- Cllmrlmw Hurd Mahal Carlsmx Bill Chu! vllla 1 ll R 1vlxz 1 N Nuualm Lolvgxrr Mika- ffonlvy .Ivy Dv Hour 'Mary Ann Dv Fonw Homxlel Draft Norman lik-nhzaus Lvrvy Dy-kv f' 'rs Q Larry Corwi lylvn Edwarx Palriviu Ylngh-rl VS nvhr lleun Forum' l,'.harXvs Yinkhfr Gloria Yinkhzr Plllfifill Fi Plym Vary 1iMcn Deanna Prnm Nxrgmu K mu .Q nkhfr Sharon 'Bonnie Cauup Tom Gavh bhxria K Hieitje EmiX Hcckscl Mary Heokggl Pimgp Hecksel Mary Hehnick Gail Helzxmm ,aug BHK Hoekw aier gl, il it Mary Huhxws xwk Hnhnam 'Yvrry a ' 1 g f 3 HV 1 rf, : : L : :' . funk Larry Hyzk 'ihurun Horn' r - Curry Juzuwxxxzu John jnhxxsnu Hmwurd Judd :Uh-n lxdicn mhy hard BN 1uXH4'n K Rumyn 1.5 1 rkm Bob 1 1 mic ,a 'M urhy n .V ' ' Knnpvr huswhxx K vr.xXsX Sack Kuna Qu vrn XSXPKH MAA Lzuupc Mivmi I Rm ' Y ugexw Mc XQ, . .... Y Kami Y cmkc Wu Y ish .A f 3 ff L ' 1 If W I Bob Lvxnnwn .4 A W ...gn , Sf my A M ianry Lcsswn D ad cnc sf f' 5 Q .M ' Lyhs Ludhyw David K' Mvixx Ludvnxa Luwmg, Roberta Mulhsry Lorna Luwing. Nc-yn-r Alum MarshaH ad Susan Mvkkxnwy VhyHis4 Nhrkins hxd m Nhw-ndcriug, Tom NKXXM' Ywmxxc Mx yn r Ya! 7NXis1.vwaki 'TJ'--111 67 John Nm Diana N nc Sandra Shdh and if '- X ,Q Q if-Q A' I-as RY . N5 0 ff J A . K 1 fl 1 X My W 1 -V? . , Q K 4 N ,P Y dw- 4 5' vw J Nanry Rcister Jim Rnynolds Ria-hard Rf-ed Joyce Ricard Ronald Patrirk Guy l'va'k Bvtty Post B1-rnicf Pelkey Judy Rzlsch Bob Peterson Jon Pod Dorothv Poel Kc-mwth Potgmcr Jnulnxc Prince Joe' Pulte Tom Rualcr Ronnie Rollmmhug Tom Rohcn A,, ., L , .4,, :U -5 - V ry J im Rohn 68 hm M Gerard Sn-he V Gerald Svhippers karen Schnmidt ri! Don Sclxiele Rmxahl Ryder Dirk Schwzmier Ed Sirhterman Beth Selma Qup Qnmh Marv 'ixmthc U Stacey lim Stxlle Ray Yvonne Snyder Jgry Southland Da David Sweers W ihfxmrketfig Anna Thlkanen K0 Rita Ulrich Jim Van Buren A v Rodger Neva Trampcer Roger Van Wyke Johanna Van Kempmn -L I Vander Jagt Pat Versluis Janet Wallinga Charlc-11c.Vla1Iiku ' Bill Walls ' Roger Weslveld Marilyn White Bob Wimbush 3 Bette Wollmnk Lee Wallcott Nancy White Ken Wien-sma Sue Woodard Barbara Wright '10 Janie-e Way Kathy Wells Judy Wm-stmrur , 2.1 71 Q Sophomore Class Officers and Advisors Seated: M. Adams, E. Schmidt, C. Clayton. Standing: ll. Vvrsluis, Mr. De Graaf, Nlr. liusman, ll. VC'illur1l. President ..,...,,.,. 'V ice President ..,,,,,... Secretary .......,,,, 1 ll reasurer ........... HISIOIIHII ...,,,,,,. ,. ,,,,... ,. AClVlS0l'S .....,..,,., ,,..,. M r. ........,,,lJick Versluis .........Charles Clayton ,,,,,..,..Eilee11 Sclnniflt .........,.,Dick Vlfillard ,......,,., Murlilta Aflums Busmzm, Mr. lle Graaf 72 'xdiktax MX RUN? ha 1-X Andorsmx , K x vw. Luis Bm MXH, :X I Avcxxds Sk! Pmkhamw Appv ' X Awriu X mm X 1. 11 dr 0 n K' O! yn Na- xi uk by ,wif A fr A . :r 1-A Z x X xg R, 'Ham xx kwmp dvuu 'ulh Khan . Khdx Vim' Bmry Hr RUSDM V.uroXyn Busma Iv? mxkvnm a - 4 A ' nd Bron I1 Ylaixw kvuux Y'ayX?-nxu w rx Y ' SX N . Shan' 1 l '. an rr or BHKWY Bu x 73 u-irc Bcnnhxk 115333 Q Wi 'X i Q P A Lynn K'.nrx'QH llhurh-5 C 1 Richard Finklvr Jim Fitzputrivk by ,, I ' W Y F' ,M 1 5 ' ' 1: X ,lov linglvrt lllmrlvs Fritz ,.a-E-ff ,Xgrn-s 110lIl'liHI1' 43 E - ?' K m 3, if av-dw , ' 4 , liurvu Davis Mary Ilvhn K Eluim- Dv Vfitl Put liivha-:nba-rg George Eisvn John Hnglvrt Cm-don Elzinga Nancy Coofien Me lun Uskc David Gates John lfyncwvvvr H 4 Jerry Eisvn Nancy Cates Q D ak Home 2. , , Q xsnya smpex mm., mu Mm um David iXckXuxis Xllhxn Urnssrxx 1 X an-hor Car X Hchnxaxx Hvntsrhd Xiaxrvxx MH ,Kamp Sim 1 Rs ,gc-r Huhxmn X cy Kish Curux June-S 300 lohnsnxx Ahcrmx Unvingh 1 2, ' I b lanvl Qldivn Rudy K xx s1u'Un Doug, Laxhrop Bmw Lang, Brurc- Lu Mxeux George Kihby ' Sarah Lv Mic-ux Nancy Liciiers Dada Lonvnorker Roacnxary Mais Ro get Luben Qaxeve-xx Niarshzdl lush Niawny Joyce Matteson Calc 'VKc'Niu Ccdieen Ms:CXure Brurc Merry man Larry Mmen Mama mmf Norma Whdmhzrxxxan Uorothy Niunxuxcrt Bill Robinson Bryan Robbins Carol Rogers Rovhelle Rollcnlxagvn i - .. ' f' l K Ruth Naylor W Charles Overmeyer ii, -if 1. , .:. U .:w:E 1, ., lm.- Clifford Palen Ed Probst y Anna Ritchey Charlene Rollenhagen HH Floyd Runner Jeanne Rasmus Eileen Svlnniflt Ruth Sandal Sch: ppm S irgiuia 'idxvciu Dick 'faxfhuhf Si xxx Edna Umm Larry '5cXxkHinsg, Ai Dam Shavedier R915 SCQZYQVCS Roger Showers X Bah aim: Qikk wma Snnxh T om cwhupsmx in du Smixh Har Md Sxeuk' aXXier C, Sikkc ma Ste cha Barbara M Stvvcxxe Pm UCB ms-X Smhs X 0 on Sm Ha is Bob Tate Bm St D 0 mx a 'Y http ska WM,-p,,,.Q-M' smfiey Van Dyke , X Ynxchad Lester Timmerman V an ,MXeXmr g Bin? H 'YxK1'KliKel'HK3Ui Bxafy Sang Vgndgn Brink dith Vundc,rW'S7ehXe David Vyande Wag, Biff? V an Xxexnpen I nhanmx V an ave: Li Icy thnx' Ven BUY Yikck Vcrshus Bruce Vissere lanex Qkssers V eeneman Ar Agate W e ckw cn Ted Westveld Larry Wiersma Sub 'White V Sharon Worpel Ruth Ykcma Dick Willard f f FEEQSEQ Q Q x O , 2 W? Q 81 Freshman Class Officers and Advisors Left to right: A. Holvan, E. Willllvllsll, Mrs. Ruslrr, L. Venema, B. Hronkrma Ur Vrlclman 9 Holm Prvsiclent ....,,,,,,..,... Vice President ..,,.,.,.. bevretary ,A.. ,....., f . I reasuror ,,.,,..... Historian .,,,,,,..,, A1lVlS0l'S. , ,, ,... Nlrs. ,A.........EmIr-rs WHIIIIIIISII .,..,..,.....Amlre'w Hoban .......,,L2lllTil Venema .........Betty Bronkema ,,...,....,,,......,,CIhoryI Holm Rustvr. Mr. wyfqlllllllll 82 Herman C and Auwtiiihl Aramis DarryX Barkel IoeX Barkel fm: R if Catch: Bar Uuvhl Urms n Craig Barbrwk Karen Bennett Maine makely Bevcdy Bouwman Betty Bkonkcxua Y inda Bromv m' Mary Buisg V jim Bush Marvin Be nnink Albert Carre Ray Brown Bwky Q',mnp1,i.n ligase Hobrrl Coffey Don Droogcr Mike Eilcrs Ken Constantine Arlene Cook Dale Drooger Gloria Creager Q bvvi. ..1,., Arlyn ' ,' ze.. :V Paul Englert , if David Dc Mangd Harriet Dc Xvitt Kevin D uane Rem De Witt Calvin Gilbert Ju Fi ll! I' Edith Cucrcc Frank Cum-k Yvonne FQIWST- Rh-hard Frcibvrg i Mary HamHog.tcn lanm Frzmvr juhn YrankHn A Hob H killliiiilxiklfg Diane Hansmx Dmxghxs Harzhn Hula Harper X Doug Hardy I A ZF , ' fl R-:IU I. ,, ax lukml Nhrnlyn Hcvkad Rmmld Huckaq-X fjmhm-gm, Dan RS Hvigd Hikfr . Don Hchni Ck Ser mx Ha Xnxivk Chard 'Hahn ry Hmuh-lcks Andy Hohsm es Bob Hahn X Shidey Hoopka Umm Hook Dah' Horton Ri chard XXOWXI Donna Hovingh V Odin le rd ohnson w QM JGHNC jd S Y rv. d lohmo on Q I n Amohl limes Donahl David Iudd Iac k Karuia V' m 5 Dade Keeney 86 n Lang. oss Kar Kuhn: Cn Kxiulw onlx Langlnie BN Langhmia ' Hawk 'Leach mma Lmgloxs lim Liu1x1YiCxS,0 X 11 Mm Rowing, Y,Xmer YC oxbcrg, 'Xian xa Y K HHHQ H buliy Mrffvrxxxirfk X' ga nv Nhxym mit loc, NI xka wk-risxna L1-nnu liirvn 'X W - . .lundmnng Navy Md Pumdekw Nl- ! 1 'Blu L1n'Tuins- Nh-1-king 07 gumxnm- NX vrry HHH! rd M o rki Norman Rohan Danny Rohn J calm Nfcyvri n g Shri l cl Ruhard I :whim Margie Post 1 arl Prichard Judy Reed Tom Rohn Larry Morris Yvonne Myron ,Q 'W fe 31 . .21, ,A... 2 K Ron Rahidvulx Judy Schout Fmmett Pamey . ' ' i Nancy Roth Sharon Russf-ll Fred qc hmxdt lim Svlxulxert Pai Simpson Ioan Slwpuril ,M lloemxmry Smnce Bill Su-lmuwcr Elaine Slruik Phyllis Sullivan Pat Svliullcr Alvin Swanson Lynn Slauglitvr Marilyn Smous Leon Sim-lc Paul Stmmlllrcvk IL K '-:-,fn AA E: .. , ., llonalkl Tiiimwrman lrvnv Timmemmn I ,ff Q ., 3 '34 ii -1 + .F Oi Sw vig . -s J ar 'Y 'V ! A NSA ,G 4 4, ., . x. 51. Larry Trumpet f65E':f3:.: .,:... I 'W z ,L X, a g iq if 2'2 I Q. QW ,K gp W A ,...:,,.. Indy Van Buren Yam Unger Chaylun V an Kiper . Hg V5 f 3? EN W Ewa 4' 5 y as 'iff Vega if 'fy' :ll N .. ..5 Leslie Van Wyk Sandra Vander lagl Kohn Van Uourn Barbara Van Wienvlx Qharmm Van Zyivehl Laura Vvneuux Barbara NN 119,114 I David White Luelhl Wah 90 Emlm-s W imbush Bonnie Young 03262 1 r I 1. w I 5 2 0 Q. I I i ,if Q x X Seventh Grade First rmr: Hrs. Ilivlzv. Nl. Carr. 41. 'I'IlllIlH'l'Illilll., S. Ile-lrirk. L. I,aNI1uIlin4', L. 'I'iIxkun1-n, ,I Li4'If1'l's. 11. Ixoppvnol. If. I'i1-rri-, J. II1-isIwl'g1, Ii. Iiyvr, If. I'I1'IZlIlilll, II. Xxllilv. L. Lowinp, I'I1 ' F J. illips, I . Hllrglhlllil, Urs. Nlnore-. Qnvmul row: Nl. Sl'Il1'l'IiI', T. 5. Nlnlile-r, li. livynnlils. lf. linrgzvr. 41. S4-lnniill. 5. llnmk, II. Iforis I'. Iilll'IX1'. NI. 54'I11-slang. If. IH-Ilq., XX. Yui1XXie-in-li, I'. Ualm-rw. WI. Ili-1-ki-l. Y, Tlionms. J. Yan nluwn. l'lrirr1 row: I.. I I'm-ilu-I'g. J. xIil'IlllIllIi, Ix. Hunk. Ii. fniilf-nm, I'. Iiowvn. L. Slam-y. S. Iinning IP. Iilllrlllilll, l'. lirngvr. II. livnnink. 41. Sonllilunnl, Nl. Nluxvu-Il. IS. SIM-rnmn. Il. Yun XII: Ivurg. 12. lie-ml. 'irst rout Xlr. XXi1-sv, Ii. IH-4-k, Ii. Sli-4-Iv. 11. Ixony, L. Tilrlw, I . IQUIIIPF, T. Rvflvr, U, Spinnvr, Ii. Holrlrins. NY. Iinlu-rl. IP. IIOIIIIUH, Ii. IXIUOSIl'Y'IlUlISl', L, Williznns, H. IIIIIVS, H. J0l'lIQ.lll. rffmul row: II. Ifinklm-r. Ii. Y2lIlIIt'4'Ii., I . tmilisak, R. Willard. IC. I'ik4-. Y. I lumIc-rs, Ii. Hon-n ilvringz. Ii. Limlln-rg. NI. IM-Young. I . Clapp, Ii. Nowak. IP. Yunnglnzln. fl. Hvfl, II. Iiivoril, li Ifvllllvll, ,I. ifurnmily. Nlr. Srlnnllz. Hiirrl fl?1l'f Ii. Ifinklvr. II. I'zlris. J. Svlmzillii-r. fl. Ixoning. Ii. Iiivis. II. Brown, R. XX riglll. II. liurlnwrla. J. Ilykv, H. Jugs-r. il, NI4'lIWN'IillllI'I, 5. SIIIIIII, IC. .xl'1'll1IH, R. Iioppvnnl. Ii. Ilurps U. Ritz. I,.Sl1'V4'llS,I,.l.IlllIIlllI'Q!. uurlh rout H. Iiisa-n, WI, Knpnin-ski, Il. Srllzlrplmrn. Il. juli:-n. L. HOII1'llIlilg1l'Il, II. 'IIllySIil'llS, SX..IIllhIl. XX. I'Im-Iir. 'I. Look, I'.. Joslin, I. Nurks, Ii. Iiurim-islvr. Ii. Ixo-lly, 5. Iiurkvl, Ii, hprlvk. I. HIIPSIIIH. 93 F, Svimillating Sally , ,ll 60's ROGUES Blushing Bev Pc-me Pele I .,,V ,U lm-lllal Louise H45 Maw Jumping Qlvznuw A Q xy . . V A, glilllpi g .V , 'M 3 kv, . I V Mamlvap Melvin Silly Sally llilIlllll'0llS lin A , -, Vivavious Visscrs A 3 . E - Jolly Jean Q I Mk QM Q Bounving Bvvky joyous .lumly 35 will Nlllly Num-y '- . , is Gini F 1 4,4 RR lk ff 5 iz? K t wan .: 'SSE E X 4 11 Raflxant Ruthie 94 Kissing Karvn 5 t llvlvslial lfvliu 3 E 2 3 5 .2 Lovvr Leon 1 SWE? 12, .f f X Xl: K Q2 V L A K '-. ,5 -537 ,sf Q W? mg fl ffl Q 1 95 Varsity Football First row: ll. Lowing, ll. M1-tvalf, ll. llarlu-l, N. Edwards, J. Uurzvlloni, C lle lll0l'K'Sl l VS llmlt T. Amlresen, l'. Engzlvrl. Serond row: Mr. W'Y1'llll'Fllt'i', J. Rohn, L. Palvn, G. Eqlwarqls, R. Svllwar 1 4 0 mrnn u lloornlms, J. l'ullP, J. Stills. l'. Nliszvwski, li. L1-lxlivllx, Nlr. Tillnnvrlllull. Third row: T. Rulln, ll. Vlvvlls., ll. Finklvr, ll. ll0l'liN'Hl4'l',, ll. rXll4ll'I'S0ll., n ua .l. Vunlillrf-n, ll, lmwing, ll. ,lanm-nga, l', liarnvli. SCHEDUl,l'1 lloopcrsville 7 North lvlllSliCQ.f0ll 7 lfoopersville 12 Sparta 14 lloopersvillv Cuopvrsville lloopclrsvi l lc- lluopersville Loopersvillff Coopersvillc- 7 0 7 0 0 Zeeland 14 llPPlllS-l,lll-lrtll' 0 East Crawl llupiuls Vllllitellalll 14 ll0lllSl0Clil,1II'li 19 Fremont 6 96 ,Z Sm 'lr 4. ki , . 4 2 A J 1 , , , M . ,AQ v M HQ sg, Q ,J Nix, , I A 1.15, ! W x .wr-1 ff f ,. ig ' 5 N N ' Y V 'f M v gf we .. 'W Reserve Football , hi First row J Barkel J. Meyering, C. Prichard, J. Karala, R. Brown, W Langlois R Hetkel R Holman J Svhwallier, R. Ralnidoux, li. Van Ryser. Second rou J Van Doorn, A. Colley, R. Stevens, J. St'llllllf'I'l, E. wllllllllsll J Hilton Stlullmg I Rainier E. Austin, B. Kamps, D. Marek, R. Smith, M. Bennlnk R Showers 'Hurd rou Mr Mal arey, M. Andersen, B. Le Mieux, Nl. liennink, J. Stiles B Streeter crlll S Nlarsllall T. Simpson, ,l. Fisher, D. Lathrop, J. lfynewever, D Htl k I l lSI D 1 ooper H Merrylnun, Mr. Veltlman. SCHEDULE oopersville 6 North Muskegon 1 oopersville l-1 Sparta 0 .oopersville 7 Zeeland 21 oopersville 0 Reetlls-lulfer 0 .oopersville 13 East Crancl Rupicls oopersville 0 Whitellall 13 ioopersville 0 Comstock Park 6 ioopersville 0 Fremont 12 98 Varsity Basketball Standing, loft lo right: ,l. Rohn, T. Amlra-svn, II. Iioskvr, IC. L1-mivux, R. Wd I I Im ,-1 R Dr It J. JOIIIISUII, Ii. Vanllavvr, .I. R1-ynnlfls, IQ. Barrvlt, Il. Svllcrff, S. SikIu'lnl 'XII' Wawd 0 Kneeling: I'. Barnett, T. Rohn Coopvrsvi I Iv ilnolwrsvi I Iv Coopvrsvi I Ic- 4. uoln-rsviIIO Coopersvi Ile 1. C Q. C oopvrsville 00lwrsviIIe oopvrsville oopffrsvi I IP Cnopersvi I Iv lloopersville- l,oopersviIIe Coopersville lloopf-rsvillv C00p0rsviIIe SlIHI'IIJUI.I'I 69 Iiuve-111111 67 56 IIOIIISIUCIK I'zn'Ix -I-4 '31 Zcfelauul 67 4-.I cLI'ill'11IIIi!Vf'll 47 64- IRPOIIIS-I,llI.I'9l' 48 50 Fremont 44 70 Sparta 50 60 W'I1itvI1uII 62 7I IIOIIISIOCIRIIHFIQ 55 45 Zeeland 54 37 Ravenna 72 6.5 Fremont, 62 46 Sparta 51 68 IVIontaguP 56 41 Luflingtou 81 100 'slam x fc' Jawa Qi fn fx f3.v6:w ,9- 31 H va ,ws H. , ,X JQLYFM: --vi 33 LH is , , -3- li xg: S 13 S S,g't,5gs1'W43,, M fl jffgmev 1 1 Q .. ,A I N653 5 I . W QQ 4:34, Sw if Wifi? Q Y' fL,,Mi' 1, Hll Gizl 43 52 f:2:3.m'i Reserve Basketball . , f 2. Z aw 'fe 7 2 1 . X Seufvrl, left to right: J. l4f'il1'll, C. Van Hipvr. ll. llvklnlis, ll. Smith, K. V4 illartl, A. Holvan. Standing: Wlr. Xlflllllliill, .l. ,l0llllSIll!. J. l yn4'w1-vrr, ll. 'Wl1'Nill, li. lll'0lllU'lll2l, ll, lfluylnn, ll. Gates, ll. Sc-hullz, J. l isln-r, S. Nlarsllall. li. Plisvn, li. NX llllllllfill. li, l,1-Fllivllx. lmopersville ll00Ilf'I'SVl l le Coopersvillv lloopersvi Ile lloopcrsvi l lf' lloopersville lloopersvillv Coopersvi l le lloopersvi l le Coopersville- lloopersvi I le Coopersvi l le lfoopersvil le lloopersvi Ile lfonpersvi l le SllHEllUl,li '59 Ravenna 27 44 Con1st0ckl'a1rk 214 40 Zee-lanrl 51 '58 CrumlHavc'n 62 6l ll69lllS-l,lll.l.t l' -1-U 64 Fremont 63 '34 Sparta 39 74 Yvllitellull 154 67 llOl1lSl0Clil,ill'li 35 32 Zeeluncl 58 59 llilVPIlllil 39 'YS Fremont 67 4.4 Sparta 35 1.5 Monlagus- 35 28 ltuclinggton 60 102 51 Junior High Basketball Sfillllllllgl, lvfl lv right: J. Lung, ll. S1l4'llg1I'l'. H. 'l'ilmlu'. 5. lllltill. J. lins. ll. llulsl. Nl. Yum N1 l 'N Nlc-ulvn. XX. l -l :mic-ls. , l. llns. XY . liusll. ll. Xluyslwns. Xl. lu-Ily. lxnvvling: Nlr. XhI'llll'I'lH'l'. Junior High Cheerleaders nvvlingz: I,.l,1ming:.J. Iii:-sl..-rg. lf. Sllllllllllllll, ll. Xl llilv. finding: Nl. llorl4'1', X. .Nll'y1'I'lIlQl. Nl. Yun M-lwl. ll. ll:-un. ll. lxvlly. 103 Girls' Basketball lirst row: 5. l.1lMu1llim'. ll. Xlollnrinlc, N. lirlgv, J. Vunlloorn, .l. l.1'llllll1ll .l Va 1 UlI'l1'll, Nliss Sll'1'1'l1'I'. erond l'1Il1'J Nl. l'lull4-nllagvll. S. Colvgrovv, l.. VZlllllUV1'l', ll. -Xppvll. l'. Were nm H Ydnur Vvffn, li. S1'llllll1ll, ,l. lk-Bm-r, li. Gallup. fhird row: N. Alvuok, Hula-s, f:1'llil Nl1'1'I'lllilll, J. SIIIOUS, ll. llllSll, li. ' llur ll S. Nlillvr. 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1. loopc-rsvi l le- l01lll1'l'SYlll1' luopvrsvillv l1l0ll1ll'HVlll1 loolwrsvillv oopersville oopvrsvil lv nop:-rsvillv 'i1IllElDUl,E ll1DlllSl1l1'li llurlx lf? Sparta 26 Hll1lS1lllVlll1' Unity 28 Sparta 25 11umst0ckl'urk 211 Hll1lS0llVlll6 Unity 21 COIIlSl01'lC l'urk 26 Spartan 222 l0'l if sw, i 2'!gf,, 2:I.degEe Varsity Baseball First row: 1. Rohn, P. Barnett, T. Rohn, W. Hoekwater, N. Brown, Mr. Wetherhec Second row: R. Van Wyke, R. Clapp, R. Schwartz, S. Corrvll, J. Carzellom NI Conley P Englvrl. Third row: ll. Swr-ers, J. lloynolcls. ll. lrlrafl, li. Van llavvr, l,. Larkin, ll. li ark:-I J Pnlu lvnrsily Rasvlmll Svlwrllllv April May 213, 24 llrnml lluvf-n Huclsonvillo Unity Comstock Park Reeths-Puffcr Sparta llurlsonvillc Unity Zeeland Vllllitellall liilV0llllll Fremont Comstock llurlx Sparta Crawl Illlllfll Zovluml RllW'6llIlil Fremont COIll'CI't'llCC lll0lll'llillllQlll 105 Reserve Baseball First row: F. Raimvr, D. Rohn, A. Holran, A. flrilllvy, Mr. M4'Garf'y Svrond row: J. lmarh, J. S1'lllllN'l'f, J. Karafa, J. Lillilnriclgv, ,I.Sf-llwalllf-1 J Barkol 'll Hf'nnmk Third row: ll. Willard, U. Eisvn, ll. Schultz, ll. Hates, ll. Lathrop, ,I ,lnlm on D 1 uln I Svrund Tvanz Nasa' April May 107 ball Sl'lll'dllII' Marne Cruml Haven Zecluntl Fremont Crawl Haven Marne Zeelansl Fremont Track First row: A. Wvvkwvrt, ll. M1-'t1'ulf, W . Bos, R. Vvrsluis, J. Hilton. E. Lang Second row: R. Hem-kvl, J. l itzpatrivk. E. L4-Mil-ux, ll. Sikkq-ma, ll. B1-nnmk I lxllSltW9lCl R Stevens, ll. liilblry, F.J0hnsm1, N1 r. Vvlflman. Third row: B. Lelllieux, L. Dyke-, L. Hyzy, li. Vissm-rs, IJ. Shavalivr, li. limnkuna W lloskmr C. Uverlnvyvr. J. Stillv, ll. Prim-l1ar4l. Fonrtr row: J. l'o1-l, R. XXvllIlllllSll, R. l'atrirk. ll. Clayton, J. Jolmson, T. bunpson ll Vlulw 1 I.. llouwkamp. ll. Barra-ti, .I. S0lIllllHll1l, R. Iivnnink. April M il y Trark Srlwllulv 5 flfilllll lluvvn 14 Frvnmnt l9 llonlslovk Park 22 Zveluml 20 Unity lVlllI'lSllllll 29 Ravenna 6 Sparta 10 League Prelimin lf! Le-agua Finals 14 li9gl0IllllS 17 lkllllervllccr Nlvvl 21 State Finals 102 urivs Tennis First row: J. Van Bur:-n, I.. Cl'01'k1'l'., J. N14-yvl'il1g, Wir. Vassallo, W. W1-IIS, 0 w Sil'lS0lll2i. bvcnnrl row: L. wvHll'l'lll1ilI, IJ. Starry, J. l ylll'W1'Vt'l', S. Randall, J. lxraui, Xl. Dylu I D110 s April Ma y H .4 '70- 07, Tvnnis Svllvclllle 14 20 22 26 28 3 6 10 13 17 21 28 Fremont North Muskegon Sparta Zeeland North Muskegon Muskegon Fremont Sparta Zeeland Grand Haven Ii6g.fi0llZllS C0llf9l'6IlC6 'IvOllI'Ilkilll6llI llI'I Autographs 0 W ki X in K , 43 N i..3' Q 5 R 3' ' Q 4 aw' ' RQ? iii . in sf ' 7 Y agi' CSTQXG 1 A3 gm? shawl 1 Q i'U 0 c flff Y2 W wg? Ssossfl ss, s m.-,gl , .2 f ,U ,W W X, , U I Els 'gf a 1? xi, I i ' ,, -I x x wg- .. v i ,. N , 11 X r 3 .fzyqyz we '- 1.4. .f,:g.r:- .: QW Z 'x g Q2 'S A -9 25.-.-..:'Z.:'Ii , -A Lil Q filjif . if 5 45 Q .e j A f f if w ,fig ,. 1- Q I . Y gy is L ,aw , f-B-h..4 4:2 ., 9? x .5 ,gg 2 ., l A' . 5 Q Y N w iv Q an, 4 5 5 W. 2 6 2 x 45. W Q 32 swag i f xx W. Q, I V.A3A M A '..3?':19i- iw 2 ? ' sv W ix A Q .2 i 4 I 36 QQ- Sf 'Wi - - vw.. Lf in ' i 3 - 5 129 1- ' ,,, gm gk f A. zfisifsg M .V 1' Yfwl' 2 ll , 4 N 'Q APRIL Track - Comstock Park Baseball - Comstock Park Track - Fremont Baseball - Rceths-Puffer Baseball - Sparta Baseball - Humlsonville Track - Zeeland Baseball - Zeeland Baseball - Whitehall 'Baseball - Ravenna Track - Ravenna Unity Christian vi Q' ...M auaronv ..,, Q , Y. 5 MB? Al if M 'Q ia lm., 6, ,ff 'X 'G W 8 . ,, ,, 2 W 2 W...,W MM2ffXW Wmwgiwaa 5 H 2 X Y? f x 1 E' I I 12 E R All K ,QE4-52' Q- T M INVI Q I .... , Q J, A x .,..,R1' 'Y -f giiif- if 6, w ' 'i ' 'iw-f 514.5 ,g , 1 mm fu , W: 99, WMV www, '21 U 31 I1f9F3QZ'2f wma LW BU XQFEQQS Qxov 4 hw Y 5 fx ff msemxm e 1461 ll MOIWI- .roins X-,XOXO K Q9 fkw igw, I fa Q 0, I Nl CxYXSxxxY H f Junior Play First row: J. Way, H. Wright, V. llalvs, N. Lvssicn, li. Tliroop. Svvoml row: ,l. VU-slovm-r, ,l. Soutlilnml, H. Xxilllllilliill., J. lxrzmi, 'l'. ,Iau'k:l, Mr. llusman The Balcony Scene Cast A lvlllll , , , , ,,,,ll0lM'l't Xxvlllllllwll His Frieml ,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,, ,..... ' ferry .larku A Nlotlwr ,.., ., ,,Bau'lmru Vl'rigl1t ller llaugliter .Virginia Gales A Wife ...... .... .. ,,,,,,......, l ztnicc Why Her Huslmml . ..,..,, lorry Suutlilanil A Gangster ......,,,, .,,.....,,,, luck K ruui A Girl ,,,,,...,.,,,, ,,,..,.,.,,,,, ..,,..,..... N z may l16SSl6ll Director ,,,, ....,,,,,,, .,... .... Il l r . ,lake Busniun .lr. Student llirector ,... ,, .,,. .. ,, ,mliuren Tllroop 122 Junior Play Firsl row: H. Pvtvrson. 11. llif-lmhl, Nl. lie-m-ll, Nl. lle-vksvl, Nl. Vi 'llilf'. vvuml rulr: llr. llll'4lllilIl, li. li0lll'llllZljZQ'll. l,. ll0llWlKilIllll, lx lx'll'f'l l llyvy liutie Phyllis Mrs. l,,0rlg4' Josephine Rodney ,,,,.,, . Mr. Lodge , Lyman ,... Bill ,, .,.ll ., Director . 1 ,1. .. Make Room For Rodney Cast Slllflflhl llirvctor . ,. , 123 ,Marilyn Vlllite ,, ..i, ,Kathy Karel -Marla Bench ,,,.llarnl Diebold ,Boll l'elers011 .. . ,...,..,.,.l,z1rry Hyzy ...Larry Bouwlczunp ,,,,......l'l0W'ill'll ,luflfl Mr. .luke BIISIHHII ,lr. Mary Heclssel 901-oml rout J. Svhnlu-rl. Nl. lim-nnink. 41. NIPPFIIIHII, Ni. Ninyski-ns. lf. 'l'hroop. J. llamllo Student Council First row: N. liilwurils, S. iiolvgriwv. T. Klliirvsvli. J. Harm-lloni. J. Yunlloorn, W. Svoll. J. Rohn. Nir. Hoc-skool. glvn. ll. U4-tvulf. U. Sl'll1'l'i'f. JK. llovingh. J. Lillilrriilge-. I.. v1'll1'IllRl, l'. l41Ilgil'I'l. J, l.4'1'1'i1. fhirfl row: Ni. linisl. S. Curr. U. lfinklvr. M. li0iil'lIll2lQ1l'Il, H. Post. 41. H1-ilu-I, Ni, iionh-y, U. llanson. lx. Yiuka, ll. Sc-hu lf. Sl'llllli1h, Ni. Carlson, J. Vbvslovi-r, J. H4-ihvl. I , Johnson. Fourth row: li. l'ulrirk, 12. liarri-H. H. iA'IllIlll'Il, T. Jzlrku. li. lA'llll4'llY, li. llrafl. N. Davis. WA. Clayton. ll. Svhnllz. J. l'nlh-. il. xviSS1'l'S,li, Burkvl. l'. Niism-wski, H, i'illW2lI'lif4. ll. livllkvrl, Ii. Lung. l'rm-sielf-nl , , ,.,.., ,Ianni-s iilll'Z4'JI0lli Yin- Pre-sieh-nl ...., ..,,,'l'iinolhy AIlliI'l'Sl'll F4-1'l'f-tary, ..., ,Jl'3llllN' Yuniloorn 'l'rvusi1rm-r ,, .... We-nrlvll Scott Sgt. all Arms ,,,, .. ., Jannvs Rohn Historian Sunelrn lioivgrmiw llulvmlzlr iJi'i'il'iili ...,. ,Norman lfilwurcls The- sluclc-nl vonnvil, though not za governing hoily. has worlwwl hurel lo holler lhi- vonililions ol' lioopvrsviiie High School. ll is lhv anim of lhc- vounvii lo improve school spirit unfl promote- the general wolfnrv ol' our growing stnilent hofly. N1 r. Bovskool has he-vn lhf' sponsor this your. 124 Annual Staff Firxl rout li. Smith. ll. xll'lIl1ll'l'lSlll3:l.. J. Ili-ilu-I. N. l-Iilge-. N. Yissi-rs, 11. xl1'1'l'lllilll. vronrl row: Xlr. llovskool. ll. lxlvin. ll. 'll1'Nill. ll. lll'lllQl'l'l,, XY. Svoll, ll. XX ilwrl. 'l'l14- slogan. You lltbllil lmvn' Io lw vrzlzx' lo work In-rv. lull il -. . . . - lu-lps! . 1'oul1l easily llzlvv lwvn Nrlllvll ailloul lllli ye-urs llllllllill Stull. Working maully lo nwel various 1lt'illlllllPS, collm-ling mls llilVlllU tllv various xivturvs lulu-n uml in lJPlXVPPll linw lifflils on-I P' 5 Y' onv llllllgf :mil uliotlwr nolliing was tlonv williollt un 1-xvvssive announl ol' l'll1l0S. Some-liow, llllbllglll, in spilv ol' vw-rylliiiig we nmnugml lo vomplm-tv the- rvquirc-el work: anal wv uri- proml lo DI't'Sl'lll to xou. ilw Hlllfll'lll lnoilx. this xvurl annual. llu- Noll l . . . ZICNITH. 125 Sentinel Stuff Smmd: Nl. Mlums, K. llm-ksvl, K. Nlyrnn, Nl. l'lnillips. Standing: Nl. lllhlltlllllllllfll, ll. l,0llgEll4'l'li1'I', 5. sltillllx, if, Sll'll0llNl'l'. Nl. x4'l'll4'lIlllll. l.. llolnlr ll. VS allinga. Nlrs. Yun lloorn. X. Nlurslmll. 'l'l1e- Sf-ntim-l. l'f-zwlivulc-cl this vvzlr is our S4-lmul ne-ws ru wr. . H l l Unalor llw capulylf- guhlunvf- ol' Mrs. Yun lluorn, llw pups-r llus llf'Pll an re-ul source nl' nlvasurv uml inlornlulion In our sluelvnt llmls. l . Wm nl' tlw annual stuff, wisll ln 1-umplimc-nl llwm on .1 jul, ws-Il clone-. 126 Pep Club 'irst row: l'. llll'SlDlIl'g, l.. Lowing, Nl. SIIIUPS., N. llllHlll1'l lllLlll, N. Blltill, S. lfolvglwrvv, J. Yun lluorn. ll. lllllllvy. li. Tllroop. J. Slumk. S. ll2ll'I', Nl. llolnws, J. l'rin1'e-. vrruul row: l'. l iukl1-r. Nl. lluisl. Nl. ll:-ilu-I. ll. 'llllllIIll'l'lllllll, ll. xxrllll4', Nl. l'llillips, J. NX4':4I ' Ill J lla 1l1 nv:-r. N. llill, C. l,ongu4'1-kvr. J. Corw' . , as' , l'hir4l nur: l'. Nl1'lIorn:i1'k. Nl. lll-1-ksf-I, ll. lll'1llllU'lllil, lx. lluvis, l'. Nl1'l'lQlllS, ll. livr' S l-1 Swank, ll. liivlu-nlu-rg, ll. llullmlllugc-ll, l.. Nlvrkins, Nl. lxlvnk, S. lluoplv, Nl. lll'Il1'll, .VX llil1'l14-y.J.Jilrson, Nl. llarlmn. Y. llm-yvr, ll. 'lla-yvr. 'nurllr rmr: ll. Scluninll, S. X'21lI1ll'l'V4'l'll, ll. llronlwmu, ll. Wnllnrink, ll. R0lll'lIllilQl,iiIl l, 5 1 flullglllq-l'. Nl. Yumle-nllrink, S. lXnmlur4l, ll. Xx'l'SlI'ill1', l. linglvrt, l,. lmwing, l.. l4lllll0W Huh-S, J. liuslvlin. 11. ll:-ilu-I. Y. Sny1l1-r. N. llulll, ll. lilzlllkzunp, li. Cook, l'. Nl1'NiIl. l. llmlgv. fifllz row: 5. Wurpvl, ll. .'xl'1'll1lS, lf. 'll1'l'I'IIlilll, ll. llustillgs, Nl. Lumpv, ll. llic-fljv, ll. llolln-ll llLlHl'll., J. l ruzivr. ll. llurll. J. lA'llllllt'll, S. xyvllll1'. ll. flppvll, J, SIIIOPS. ll. lllISll, J. Hlvvvn:-z l.. xYilIlllilV1'F. ll. lXlISl4'llll., lx. lxurvl. lx. ll:-1-ks:-I. ll. IH-1-k. ll. l'll'itZ, J. lmmlun Uffirvrs l,l'PSlllf'lll ..,, ,, .... .,,,lvunm- Yun Doorn Yice l'rvsi4lvnl, . ,,.Sumlra1llulf-grow, Sw-rc-tary. .. lxflill'g.E1ll'1'l llunlvy 'lll'l'ilSlll'l'l',.. , .llrznvv llauis Sponsor, .. Mr, 'l'innm'rnlaln 127 4-H Club irsl row: NI. IIIISIIIRIII. S. llivtriq-ln, J. Pllillips, Nlrs. Vumla-r llyqlo, V. Pm-k. NI. Curr. 12. lQrosse-lllmrln-l'. 5l'l'0lll1 ruw: 5. Young, N. HI:-lllnilzla, J. Nlivlluluk, Ii. Bliss. II. SIIPYIIIZIII, Ii, Iinrgn-r. Ii. Wllilv, I'. Iil'l'Ql,SlIlil. F. F. A. nm V5 Iin Illdll li 51IldI'lJIl0IlI. J. Rugs-rs. Ii. N1lNNklk.II.IIl'1'IiS4'I,IYIl'. Ilarris First rmr: NI.Sivls ', s 4 . Wvvurul nur: :L Ilrilnlvy, ff. liillu-rt, J. Ixlvin. Il, JIHIQI, Il. Inming, I.. NI1-rkins. Ii. Why, ll ' ' x '- ' ' V -' Ix NI kin IAIIIQLIOIS, II. IM-WIa1ag1I, II. IAUWIIIQL, I, VK 1 stu Ifl, J. Ilolnmn, XI. Iioh, J. N Inxlu II. . 1-r s Win IQ. Jaurnnu. ll. Kinklvr. II. Ile-4'Iu'I. II. Ilv l'hir4I row: Ii. Ixnllu-rg, J. Johnson, Il. Wray, Il. Murvk. Il. Ilnupm-r. Ii. XII-rrynlan. II. Iivnnink If. Snwlvr, IQ. M1-vmlvring, II, ,-Xrcnnls, I.. llykv. S. KI:-in. Ii. Ihnslu-r. II. lin-nnink. Il. NIIINI4 Wvg, Rf-ml. Ii. SII'lNIIPl'4'Ii. J. Nlaku, J. II+'1'ks1-I. ' ' il nn1r4 ll Fourth row: II. JIHIKI, R. Iofflnlu, If full - 1. ' ' . 'z '. Q. 0l'IIIl', 'I' U14 kml. J I ml, I Imnu J I g. IIOIIUII, I.. Wulrntl. J. Johnson. R. NX 1-slvf'I4I, N. Iluvis. ll. Ilolnmn. J. XXug1lu'r. II. Ilrc-ilu-rg Ig: IL. Iinopn-r. J. SU-vlr. Y. Jvwvll. J. I.iIIilrri1 123 Future Teachers Club First row: I.. Brown. li. lilukvly. lx. Davis, S. Van liylw, Nl. R1DIIPllllUQlI'll, A. Ilovingrll, li. Wu lingu. U. Nm-. J. xvl'1'lll'lIlZlll. lx. liflllllxu, li. Post, J. Vanliurvn. Mr. Spvvl. Svrunrl mir: N. Ruth, Nl. fhlalns, I.. SIIIIIQJIHT. Nl. lxasll-lin. N. llalm-s. H. linllr-lllluggn-n, 1 lfllillflil. ll. Xx1'SIl'1ill', l'. HlII'f1l'IA, Nl. v2lIl4ll'llBl'Jllk. 'llllrzl run: N. Ualvs. N. xJ0lIll4'l'lllilll. J. llzuulluglvn. I.. Nam .Xllslnlrg, 5. XXl1il4'. H. Nlullmw ll. Hurd. QI. Fix-lnoluu-1', Nl. liuslvlin. Hush. Future Nurses Club Firsl rout J. llllllllilll. U. W4-yew. Nl. Vllillips. S. l.iixILlll!illl', fi. l.Ullg!llt'1'lU'l'. Nl. IM-lfmm, J Xlhllingzu. H. Xxrrighl. X. 4V:0lll'IUlIl'., J. Jibson. li. llon-k. VI. Tinlnwrnmn Ur- xX.t'llQll'l' Serum! FONT H. lirol1k1'lnu. I.. Yuuxx ykr. J. Nlzlllury. ll. Frilz. 11. vI4'1'l'IllilI!. 1Q.kI..umpa-. J.'l.vmku- 5. Nlullvr. NI. vl1'iI11J1'l'lSlllH. Third run: N. Hclgz-. J, x'21lllX4'lllIlf'll. I.. Hurlnrirk. J. Fruzivr. H. Appr-ll J ll'llllIl4'll I Yun 11wr,H.L1ewm,farmxm. ' ' ' ' 129 National Honor Society first row: li. llovingll. 5. llamlull. N. l'14lmar1ls, llrs. Taylor. vrnml rnzf: Nliss Slrvvlvr. Nl. llc-lfmns. Y. Yissq-rs, li. Rollq-nlmgvn. J. llolm. N. lm-ssie-ll. Xl lln-vkscl. Nl. llarlsml. llrs. Yanlloorn. flzirrl rout' Nlr. l.ullulu-. Nl. ll0ll1'llllklK,l'll. l'. llurne-ll. l'. lillrgu-r. 'lf xIllll'l'hl'Il, ll. Xxkllllllglil. l' Yvrsluis. N. l'14lg1-. lx. H1-4-km-I. ll. XX 4-slrulv, Nlr. J-lllIlllll1'l'lll1lll. N 'nurlh row: N. Crum, l,. Hyzy. 4.. Nl4'Nill, R. Simlvrmun, 41. lllII'4l. N. llvnmuk. J. bww-ns. J llumllogte-n. J. Y 1llllXt'Illpt'll. Nl. lluyslu-ns. . , . . . Fifth row: J. Silllllllklllll. ll. liarrvll. ll. NX Illllrllill, R, l2lll'll'li. lx. lloornlmf. ll. llrall. l.. llllll Q-nm. ll. llurlu-l, li. l l4luar4ls. R. llusmzm Varsity Club First mfr: Nlr. 'l'inmu-rman. N. l'11lwur4lr. .l. l'ull1'. ll. llarlwl. lx. llournlms. xlll-Xx'l'llll'l lN'l'. S1'l'0fl!lf0ll'i l'. llarm-ll. ll. Nln-lvulf. l'. l'lllfll1'l'l. T. .-Xmll'1'r-1-ll. l.. W un-rman, ll. x1'l'hllll5.,l. Ro Third roux' ll. Sprague-. ll. lA'llll4'llX, lf. lfnlwurllw. lu. l.:-Nlivux. l'. lliszvwwki. ll. Svlnsurlz. lQurz1'll1mi. N1.4Lonlvy. l nurtl1 mu: .l. llc-yuolwlw. l.. lh-xuorwl, ll. Nanllau-r. .l. ,lllllllhillh F. llamlall. ll. llrdll. lillill. 11. XX ilu-rl. 130 XX Illl Library Club 'irst row: R. liluy. X. Sill?-Iglll'. ll. lil'2lll4lilll., N. NK 004llll'1l, 5. llolivn, ll. xlfliilfllly, NX. llolzuy ,l. llvllrvl. lx. Xlvlls. vvonzl rozr: 5. xll'lXlIlIIl'j. l'. Nluluk. 'lf Nlille-r. ll. l'1-llu-y, Nl. H0lll'llll2lfll'll. Y. Nissm-rs. .l Yisscrs. llrs. llolninson. Hiirrl rou': Y. Xlvook, lf. Slllllll. 5. Sl1'lSlllH, Nl. Nlrlillaig. ll. llurns, l.. l,xn'kin, ll. llolrlrin Nl. l'lSll., N. :xlllllIlllll'S, 5. l.u'llvi's. 'l'lw slnllvnl librarians lime- un unusually linsy linw. 'l'l1c-3 urc- o1'1'l1piv1l 1luily not only with tlw cure ol' llw library uml ils con- tc-nls but also with llw showing ol' movies, film strips, dv. 'l'lnr svrxivv tlwy pc-rl'orn1 lor lln' scliool is lllllllllillllt' unel IIIIIIIPRISIIF- zililv. 'l'o llwnn and to llleir PXlI'6lllPlf able sponsor. fllrs. llolxinson, we say u lwurly. XM-ll elonc-V, lill Bible Club First row: Rvv. li. Conlon, li. xxillllllglil, ll. XX ilnvrt, lx. llovingzll, l'. YQ-rslnis, Nlr. Hoc-skool. 5f'l'0llll roir: J. lliblllliill, J. XX ay. J. Slwpurml, Nl. jllnllvr. 5. Yulitlylw. Nl. llvlfonw. N. Vissvrs S. Hooplv. 5. Xlullvr. J. Yisst-rs, l.. llronwvr. J. x'1'4'llI'lllilII. J. xxlllllllglil. XX. llolzlluy. ll llovingll. lf. Johnson. l'liirfI row: J. Vunllnrvn. H, lQross1'lilnu1'lu-1', IX. Nlivliuluk, li. liofll-y, J. Nlullory. ll. Syswwrilu J. Koning, Nl. Bos, I.. Rolrlrins, ll. llunsn-n, ll, Wvriglll. Ollffll rmr: QX. llovingli, lf. 'll1'lIlllr4'. l.. liurlnrivk, ll. llumllogh-li, ll. llll5lll2lll, li. llolrlrins T. Wright. ll. Lulu-n, l.. xvlill,'xllSlDlll'QZ, N. lla-nnink. ll. llLlI'IllSl'll, l.. Wutvrniun. J. llunillogtvn l'. Grunt. llPS0lIlllllllQl through tlw halls, strains ol' ont- ol' the many lxezliltiflll sacred hymns in religious litvrutnrv lll'0l'lilllll to all stu- tlents that il is Vlveclm-stlzly noon anel Billlv Club is lmving 1lll0llll l' ol' its inspiring nwvtings. Well attvmlwl by tliosv Slllll1'lllS who have za rlesirv to lhllflllfxl' tlwir knowlvmlge of tlw Bible-, tht- nwnilwrs look forwuril to those ineetings us one ol tliv liigli spots in tht- school wt-ek. The club is untlf-r the cle-tlicutwl lvaulorsliip of tho llov. Rivharrl Conlon unfl Nr. Jack Bos-skool. 132 Math Club First rmr: l'. liarnvll. I.. Hwy. J. f:i1l'Zl'H0lli, U. lfclwards. H. SiINi4'Tlll ,xlllll'l'S4'II. Nlrf. Tay lo '. I S1'l'lPlHl run? 41. llurml. N. l'l4lxszll'1ls. li. liurkvl, lx. Hovingll. lx. liuornlmh 5 linullll If Pu l'I1'lx. M. Hill'l'4'H. l,. Yun Xvlwl. Camera Club irst rmr: lx. Nlyrun. Hr. Harris. fl. l'l1INill'1I5, S. Swank. l Sl'l'0lH1l'lIll'f 41. Sl:-lmmu-r, NI. xl1NI1I1'l'lllilIl, li. I4-1-k. l,lifl1l'U1l'I li. XX illIllllSll. T. XX rigrlll. 'I'.J1u-ku.J. lilISlllllll. Faculty Play Arsenic and Old Lace Cas! of ffharaeters Abby Brewster .,............ The Rev. Dr. Harper , Teddy Brewster ....,,,,,,.. Officer Brophy '..,,,,....A Officer Klein .,....... Martha Brewster .....i Elaine Harper .,......A,,.i,.,. Mortilnor B rewster .... Mr. Gibbs .................,.,,, ,lonathan Brewster ...,i, Dr. Einstein ..........,... Officer O'Hara ,,,,,,,i,,, Lieutenant Rooney .,.. Mr. Vlvitherspoon ..,... Mrs. Vaunler Ploeg Mr. Vussullo ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,illr. Tolly Reiinirik ,.,,..,,, ...Mr. Harris Mrs. Puspos Mrs. Timnlerman Mr. Boeskool Holmes Wiggers Wriese Speet ...,......,Mr. Velflman De flf'llS ljli Homecoming ff' 1 f-V in if fy A ggu' -cl ,A i I 1 an X sfj' XX 'vm ., 5' W 5 E 2. ,M 3.,, x k7,j31? M,-. k Opereftu -we 3 , ,gi , ,Q W- ugh , The Stars and Stripes Forever Paul Kurtz, . , Rnnznm B1-nkf-rl Mitzi Yon Yulkc-lxlnlrgr ,Carol Lungm-4-kvr QNAIHCY Flynnf Nzuwy Rvislvr Lucky Chase, ..,.,.. ......,.., . Larry Hmmkaunp Nlillliilllf' 'I'iHP!'., . ,......,,,,,., Murcia Wlnnyskmls Mr. Nelson ,..,. .L. .,.,h ,..,w,..A,,,.....,,.. B 1 xrry Bark:-I Zola Dc-von .,.,..W., A.,..,,,.,... W ,....A Nancy fxll'00k Yernou Kvmlrick ,,,, AW.,... .,.,. 4 ,A ,. l lun Sn-lnivlc Cordelia lglilSS0llI.., .,,,,,, .,..W ..,..,A, , , ,lusly Hn1nxz1n Professor You Yulkvnlmrg m,..., Curl Privlmrml Ethvlylul Vl'iilll1!'S ..W.,,.. ,...,L,, , .W,.,Bmnxiv flfilllllilu Flwlrimfk XXYRIQLIICF. ....,,,,..A.,,,, Rugvr 'l'imm4-rnmn Uirector ,W,.., Sluflmxt Uirvvlur., ,m..,. Accompanists, . A ,luck Bm-skool ,Sumlru Muller ,..,......Blll'll2ll'il BUSIIHIII Nancy Yissclfs Q WT XM I M Eff R Operetta ff? Il Pi. Il I0 IQOYYA- Firsi row: J. Holman. 41. lnnlgllc-4-kvr, N. Hr-ish-r, R. lirollluwnu. N. .-Xlvook. Xl. Nluyslnns 1 'JIt'4'I'lIlllll, N. Vissa-rs. li. S1-ha,1Q. IIPIZIIIHII. Svvoruf ron: R. Bvnke-rt. I.. Hllllwkillllp, R. TilIlllll !'IllZlll. J. Hovlx. li. liurlu-1, J. xxllpllll IJ tfoopvr. Boys' Ensemble First rout' I.. Blbllwkillllp. J. liusmun. W. Hllywkvlls, R. XX Jlllllllhll. T. Jarlsu. Second rmr: R. Bvnkerl. U. Svhwallif-r, ll. l'rivhurd, P. Ellglf'I'l, D. Svllie-Ir, R. IA-mn I-12 Senior Band Irs! row: l.. Xunllavvr. N. XX lulv. N. lllll. R. lll'0llkl'lllll, lx. llavis, ll. lil'0NlI. Y. vrond rmf: ll. Davis. S. Yunfylw-lnl, R, R0ll1'IlllHf1l'Il. Nl. lla-1-ksvl. Nl. Svllippvr. ' lun 1' l1l0Sllll7l1lllI 1 K.. xlf'f'l'lllHIl. I.. Yan-Klls 11. 1. r 1 ' N. Il rlmn. l.. llrmsn. ll. Roll: Third nur: R. Holman. li. RUll4'llllLlg!l'Il, Nl. Wllilv. Nl. l'llilli rs, N. llllfll, CQ. .Xvvr l l.. Yan ,M-lst. R. llrufl. 4.. l.u4l4'mu. 1.. llolmun. J. Nlullury, XX. lios. ll, llurlwl. num. 41. lfufln-3. 41. lll'llllH'I'Sl J. lxush-lin, lf. 5ll'lllQ'l'lllilll. lf. Slt'll0lINt'I'. ll, Nlvyvringz. Fourrh ron: li. flllzlpman. J. l,4'mlu'. lx. livnnn-ll, ll. l,1'mlm-n. ll. Nlullorw li. Sl'llN'lIllll. ll. Stuvvy 'IlllElg4'II. ill. J. llovli ll. 'llmlalm-r Yl'l'SllllS, J gp . JE'?f'lllIll4ll., T W riglll. J. Kraai. li. XX,llIllIll5ll. li. llollvy. l,. Lowing. J. Salivrs, ll. l.0llLEII1'l'kl'l', llUllF0. ll. XUZIIIXX ykv. ll. SllilYllllQ'l'. li. 5n'gr:u'1-r. ll. lmxsing, l.. XY1lll'l'IllHIl. ll. Hzmnlall. lx. l'l0Nlllflll. 'ifrh nur: Y. Xlyrml. l.. Sl2Illgllll4'I'. Nl. Xml:-rsmu. 11. Nlvlllurn-. ll. Hprzlgzuv, ll. l'c YY iggvrs. 95. ll. lilousI4'r llwartz. S 'lc,rsun. Hr x ilk . 3, . .FQ l-13 hid! ?k -325 1, '17 X Y ,Ig ii 1 mv l I Y Y V l ' n I H F- f.!,x.--xx f ' , E ' f ,-wflfii i rf, 'VTXWK v L E1 1- Muay- ,fl f L,1'. '14.-:' --Jr lf 1 N A .. -' 4. ' - W . I I Y ff ' gX.,'j--'f.u1.Q7- , 1. I ,T-:lf Ll - exif -- .... a c 1 -1' c , n g iii jim' o E,gf f f i X '- waist n -s s Ji' --JL-Lg . n l, M ,l , w ml., ' !,,,:71 quita .. .,,,, 9 Zh A . .HX ,I .f3IvJ a,., F'X sl, ' ' 'fit' -,,f.,.,w. R ' ' f . ' f f '. 'J' r.'::'-.,. rf' ' '- 4'i :'f2-I nf, V ' 4'ivr ' 8 ' ' I f X i m 1 I 'l. 1. f, ,,, - .-.ur 1- .4.,, nf fifif U H2 1 1 iff' ,045-r WW' , ' ' ' pauvt ffl. M -4, xi V , l' 4 5 X.-,:,,v,1jvf,v ,Z-:my , A, . , 7--b 'f'5f'Nl1 'Fr- ' 'X-Q ..-V ' ' Wm X ig 11 X Q. 5 -X. iff congratulations from IR CO TROL PRODUCTS, INC. A dynamic growing company in a progressive community COOPERSVILLE, MICHIGAN 146 Compliments of Compliments of YOUR l0CAl A 8. P STORE c PERsvILLE Coopersville Michigan CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 COOPERSVILLE ROTARY CLUB POFAHL ELECTRIC COMPANY 289 Main St., Coopersville, Michigan Phone 84 0 Coopersville COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SERVICE Motors Repaired and Rewound in our Own Shop Residential, Industrial and Commercial Wiring Prompt Response to All Service Calls Electrical Service ls Our Only Business 1.17 C 'f'P'i 1e 'S f nasslws aonv sl-lor R. REYNOLDS COAL AND OIL COMPANY WRECK5 REBUWT Ono Whitman Body and Fender Repairing Coopersville Michigan Coopersville, Michigan 4 i ,W ,W i CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS THROOP FUNERAL HOME coorsnsvlus, MICHGAN Lee Schippers Don Boeve Compliments Seniors PLAYLAND CAFE SCHlPPER'S Lunches and Tasty Sandwiches Home Made Chili - Soup Mr. and Mrs. James Stathis cooperswne Michigan Coopersville Michigan 148 Compliments of PRESTON'S STANDARD SERVICE Coopersville Michigan c 0 M 0 I P E c n H 5 I Y G L A L N E FLOYD VANDER .IAGT REALTOR Compliments of ANDRESEN'S PHARMACY The Rexall Store COOPGYSVHIB Mighigqn 49 CO0PERSVIllE GREENHOUSE Compliments of Harold and Beverly Rush PLANTS - cur FLOWERS CQQPERSVII-I-E coRSAoES - FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS DECORATING Phone 300 C .H M. h. Coopersville, Michigan oopersvl e lc 'ga Compliments of COOPERSVILLE LIONS CLUB CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '60 BE'l'TY'S BEAUTY SHQP Compllmenls of 225 Main Sffee' BROWNPS HATCHERY -'BEAUTY IS QUR GQALH Super-Bred Chickens Specializing in Permanent Waving Phone 177 Phone 82 Coopersville, Mich. Coopersville Michig Television Compliments of APPLIANCES BOTTLED GAS Coopersville Chamber HEATING SALES - SERVICE of Commerce Phone 105 Coopersville COOPERSVILLE C0-OPERATIVE l E, COOPERSVILLE MICHIGAN AUS SERVICE Barrett Appliance Service SPEEDWAY 79 GAS 81 OILS RADIO - REFRIGERATION - TV AI Gerald Phone 53 Phone 260W Coopersville Michigan Coopersville Michigan p04 Compliments of Shoe Repair DURHAM HARDWARE CO. 321 Main Street Mrs. Ed Schwegler COOPGYSVIIIS Michigan Coopersville Michigan JDHN F. MEERMAN, INSURANCE Phones: Office 7 Residence 225 COOPERSVILLE, MICHIGAN Compliments of Accessories Gas and Oil Congratulations to the Class of '60 PHONE 49 MEL'S SERVICE STATION Cities Service Gasoline Und Fuel Ol' Mel Ter Avest Harry Rush Tank Wagon Service Phone 91 I0 On U.S. I6 Coopersville Michigan Coopersville Michigan 1 CONGRATULATIONS Graduates of '60 Tom uma LlLLlE'S FOOD MART Knowing you will graduate to new f d h p d g t h Y 9 l 153 COOPERSVILLE LUMBER COMPANY Lumber and Builders' Supplies PHONE 111 DOWNTOWN GULF COOPERSVILLE LIVESTOCK SALES Sale Every Wednesday DON BEKINS - MANAGER Phone I98 Livestock Sales: Phone 266 Coopersville Michigan Home Phone: 416k PROFESSIONAL CARE IS BEST FOR YOUR HAIR MOTOR SALES Compliments of PLYMOUTH ' DESOTO DorotI1y's Beauty Shop SALES AND SERVICE Phone 129 284 Main St. Coopersville Michigan Coopersville Compliments of GARTHWAITE TROPHY ROOM Coopersville Michigan 5 Q Q it 1 v ' V I .',1 l,V -e iil : 1-V ::- AV IQA- A 'Tig V,-b.. Vlbl ,.V, In .,V-, V.,1 , . , Q Zyl - .. .-, ,L A-: 4:1 5.2.15 1 vu: ,:v,.v E .,.. E Z ..... .Z 2.51.2 . ,IJ In liv .::,, 'Zi 5 or if ' 5 Pastor: Peter J. Muyskens UR COMPLIMENTS TO THE SCHOOL! OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS! Church Phone 89 Postor's Phone 85 155 HERMAN LAUG PHONE 5 CLASS or 1925 156 COmP'imenfSOf Russsu. LILLIE 1AcK's IEONARD sinvlcs '9 nd '9 PHONE 12 Phone 175 C00Pe 5VI11e Michigan Coopersville Michigan Compliments of LEMMEN CHEVROLET COMPANY Only Chevrolet Is First Main Street PHONE 168 COOPERSVILLE, MICHIGAN Compliments of COOPERSVILLE AUTO AUCTIONS Coopersville Michigan Cofuntry Style, 52.00 per Person Also Ham Compliments of Also Plate Style Steak, Etc. HOP'S CHICKEN INN LEMMEN PQNTIAC Louis and ETHEL BOUWKAMP 84 FARM EQUIPMENT THE HOME OF sooo Fooo AND LOTS OF IT Cgopersyille Michigan Phone 185 506 Lincoln St. Coopersville, Michigan 17 Compliments of ESTHER'S GARAGE Walter E. Elliott Insurance PARTS FUR All CARS GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 159 Phone 531 R Coopersvllle 224 Randall St. Coopersville, Michigan Compliments of THE COOPERSVILLE OBSERVER L. wfsEi12ZFffH5L'iiShef WM- Printers and Publishers ALL TYPES OF COMMERCIAL WORK A SPECIALTY Compliments of Compliments of DRACHT'S JEWELRY Amhorized Dem, of Century Recreation Center Elgin Watches and Treasurelancl Diamonds BOWLING ALLEYS 223 Main Sffeef Coopersville Michigan Coopersville Michigan 158 nd Boys Wear Footwear Dry Goods Ladies' Ready-to-w N T s Domestics and Bedding Gifts Infant Wear Toy LILLIE'S DEPARTMENT STORE For Over 85 Years COOPERSVILLE, MICHIGAN 5 Compliments of SALES - SERVICE MODERN DRY CLEANING AAA Wrecker Service 1 DAY SERVICE 1 Mile East of Marne on US-16 Phone OR 7-9526 Coopersville Michiga CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE CLASS or '60 Dr. John Lown mEEnmAN's senvlci smlou Ned Mccormicws Your Sunoco Dealer MACHINE and TOOL SHOP Telephone 194 Phone 86 -15714 60th Ave. COOPERSVILLE, MICHIGAN Coopersville Michig Congratulations To The Class Of '60 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH cooPERsvlu.E, MICHIGAN Services Every Sunday CHURCH SERVICE ........ . . . . 9:30 SUNDAY SCHOOL . . . .... 10:45 YOUTH FELLOWSHIP .... . . . 7:00 PASTOR: REV. ARTHUR DE FOUW 161 Furniture - Appliances - Carpeting - Linoleum Compliments of MURRAY'S FURNITURE QUALITY HIGH - LOW PRICE Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Vun Dyken Phone 29 250 Main Street Coopersville Compliments of LUBBEN CLOTHING COMPANY Dress Right - you can'f afford not fo! Coopersville Michigan Compliments of WENGER'S 5c to S5 STORE Coopersville Michigan Compliments of and COUNTRY INN J R E X S Mr. and Mrs. Martin Muller SHOPPING BASKET Country Style Chicken Dinners Phone 192 Coopersville, Michigan Phone 289.1 Coopersville Mich 162 Compliments of DR. H. H. SCHWARTZ Chiropractor Coopersville Michigan Compliments of The Village Inn Keith and Phyllis Averill Coopersville Michigan - ' . .Q M Q ....... gf, ,L :gg ,b ffewgzf ugggsz' sf... V6 1. , 24. I t 5 W iz Us ,W'.,wwSs.w A U C T I O N E E R Compliments of . Compliments of GORDON'S FOCD LOCKER ANCHOR INN Phone 69 Coopersville, Mich. 308 Main Street Coopersville, Michigan MULDER MOTOR SALES THE WORLD'S MOST BEAUTIFULLY PROPORTIONED CARS '60 Fords COOPERSVILLE MICHIGAN Compliments of ' Compliments of SQUARE DEAL HARDWARE SNE'-'-W5 JEWE'-RY Phone 157 PHONE 18 Coopersville Michigan Coopersville Michigan Compliments of SHOOK'S BARBER sl-lop V. J. TASKER DRUGS Coopersville Michigan Phone so coopersvme CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1960 AND SINCERE WISHES FOR A PROGRESSIVE FUTURE E. C. TIMMERMAN, M. D. 1 i ' t f . Compllmen S 0 Congratulations to the B. C. Senior Class and DR E. P. HARRIS H. D. SHERIDAN ' and FAMILY VETERINARIANS Coopersville Michigan Coopersville Michigan CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS C T o E o L P E E P R H s 0 v N I E I. as KASTELIN BAKERY QuAl.lrY BAKED Goons Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS HEATH nn. n. A. HOOPLE Manufacturing Co. opfomemsf Wood Products for Home and Garden 170 Main Street Coopersville Michigan Coopersville Michigan 165 Congratulations To The Class Of '60 A Friendly Bank In 3 Friendly Towns YOUR BEST RECOMMENDATION - A BANK ACCOUNT SAFETY - SERVICE - COURTESY COOPERSVILLE STATE BANK cooPlsRsvlu.E, MICHIGAN Organized In 1903 Offices at COMSTOCK PARK, MICH. MARNE,- MICH Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Company Member of Federal Reserve Bank 166 CAM'S Automotive New All Car Service Fl h - C'YS as Automatic GROCE 'ES ' .4 Phone OR 7-3661 Lamont, Mich. won uu , FULLY AUTOMATIC ln Beautiful Lamont Factory- ccuuznz DINNERS - WEDDINGS - BANQUETS ll l 'l 'l sales 3' s 'l ' by Reservations M CLIFFORD LIEFFERS Telephone Marne, Mich., Oriole 5428 6300 Leonard Rd. Phone 475R Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson Coopersville Michigan Congratulations fo The Class of 1960 THE BDARD OF EDUCATION 167 Fred Barnett Derrill Bos Lambert Cook Tim DeBoer John Lintier Ferrell Maycroft Lee Radford Ray Reames Compliments Of YOUR BUS DRIVERS Ellis Rollenhagen James Scott Albert Smoes Tom Farrell Earl Meerman Floyd Vander Jagt Dick Van Hover Frank Sabo PERMANENTS HAIR CUTTING TINTING and BLEACHING GATEWAY TO BEAUTY HAIR STLYING SALON 68TH AVE. AT GARFIELD I , i PHONE COOPERSVILLE 538J MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY BY APPOINTMENT MYRNA VANDER VELDE COSMETOLOGIST COLOR RINSES EYE ARCHING BROW and LASH TINTING 168 Compliments of C. B. WESTOVER AND SON GROCERY Nunica Michigan Congratulations Class of l960 from HAADSMNS MODERN CREAMERY SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY WITH GRADE 'A' MILK Phone EM I-2105 - Collect Grand Rapids To The Class Of '60 Trust in the Lord with all you heart, and do not rely on your own insight. ln all your ways acknowledge Him and He will make straight your paths. NUNICA I METHODIST CHURCH Women's Society of Christian Service Nunica, Michigan CO0PERSVlllE CHRISTIAN REST HOME Margaret Dannefel PROFESSIONAL NURSING CARE FOR MEN AND WOMEN Pleasant Surroundings Congenial Atmosphere Experienced Supervision 24 HOUR CARE 231 Church St. Phone 265-W Compliments of Lappo Lumber Company BUILDING MATERIALS Fruitport, Michigan UNion 5-2725 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 A H Power Mowers Tillers Wright Saws Scooters Garden Tools Compliments of RAY CARMODY SALES MODERN REPAIR SHOP lSpecializing in small motors, including outboardsl BARTHOl.0MEW'S GREENHOUSE Corsages - Potted Plants - Pottery Specializing in Wedding Arrangements and Funeral Designs Nunica, Michigan Phone 760 F11 170 CROUSE and SPENCE SERVICE Compliments of Phillips 66 Gasoline Motor Oils Nunica Michigan Phone 749F3 Nunica OTTAWA CENTER CHAPEL SERVICES EVERY SUNDAY Sunday School ................. 10:00 Morning Service . .... 11:00 Young Peoples .... ..... 6 :45 Evening Service . . ........... 7:45 Prayer Meeting ........ Wednesday 7:30 8961 Leonard Road PASTOR: REV. RICHARD C. GORDON MCORE'S by DICK'S BARBER SHOP STANDARD SERVICE . A I Nunica, Michigan ATLAS TIRES 0 ACCESSORIES 0 BATTERIES Radio and Television Service 'Phones 729F2 - 72lFI5 Nunica Michigan Richard Baldus Tony Hehl is 171 WEPMAW5 MENS WEAR nAvls snos. GUN sl-lov Smm, Styles for Men General Gunsmithing and Gun Sights Scopes Ammunition West Michigan's Leading Formal Rental Three miles west of Beltline on Telephone GL 4-5013 wEsT LEONARD ROAD AT TALLMADGE 71-73 S. Division Grand Rapids, Mich. Phone OR 7-3054 Best Wishes For A Happy Future - ADD-RITE TYPEWRITER COMPANY RENTAL - SALES Your Smith-Corona Dealer MUSKEGON MICHIGAN TUPES SPRING 81 WELDING SERVICE Auto Springs ' Welding Supplies APEX WELDING GASES 81 SUPPLIES, INC. Oxygen ' Acetylene ' Carbide 2034 Peck Street Muskegon Heights 172 Compliments of ALLENDALE LUMBER CO. R. R. Ili 1, Allendale LUMBER 0 BUILDING MATERIALS 0 MILLWORK Allendale, Michigan Compliments of the C I' t f FIRST MICHIGAN BANK 8. TRUST CO. omp 'men S 0 ZEELAND, MICHIGAN Branch Offices at Allendale, Michigan and Hamilton, Michigan COMPLETE BANKING SERVICES We Give S 8K H Stamps A friend and guide for generations MEMBER or THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION TW'54365 Allendale: Michigan AND THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM ALLENDALE HEATING CO. C I. f SALES and SERVICE omp 'mem 0 WATERBURY ALLENDALE FURNACES and AIR CONDITIONERS CONVERSION OIL BURNERS BLOWERS - EAVESTROUGHING OUR SHEET METAL WORK Gas - Oil - Coal - Hardware ALL MADE TO ORDER COMPLETE VENTILATING SERVICE Fdfmflll ImPIemenlS - TfUCfOfS Phone TW 54326 or TW 54949 C t Allendale, Michigan TW-54337 Allendale, Michigan ALLENDALE BEEF Wholesale Meats TOP PRICES PAID FOR LIVESTOCK PHONE TW 5-6153 ' ' ALLENDALE, MICHIGAN I 173 AL ARNOLDlNK'S Compliments of Formerly J. J. Wolbrink 81 Sons , GENrigrziiinsiiisszrsfssiz SfANs5i '?3 5f7w'cf VEGETABLES - BEVERAGES Allendale Michigan TW 5-4352 Allendale Congratulations To The Class Of '60 Sunday School 10:00 Morning Service 11:00 Evening Service 7:30 REV. CARL COFFEY ALLENDALE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH HANSEN'S S l SALES AND SERVICE E C0mP'ime 'S of WHEEL AUGNMENT ' ' zYl.SrRA'S GROCERY AND BALANCING ' phQnel'q1w15,45l2 l V Allendale Easfmanville Michigan 174 RALPH MEYERS PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE CRANE - DOZER - DITCHING - TRUCKING M-50 and 96th AVENUE ALLENDALE, MICHIGAN Phone TW 5-4368 WALCOTT ELEVATOR P. O. Box 56 ALLENDALE, MICHIGAN PHONE: TW 5-4982 LARRO SEED - FEED - GRAIN - FERTILIZER Coniferous Deciduous Evergreens Flowering Shrubs LEMMEN NURSERY Allendale, Michigan Compliments of M50 DRIVE IN FINE FOODS Complete Landscape Service Retail and Wholesale Sales phone TW 5-4325 Don Lemmen Roger Lemmen Allendale Michigan TW 5-4325 TW 5-6169 ALLENDALE PHARMACY Clare Piersma, Registered Pharmacist PHONE TW 5-4358 24 HR. EMERGENCY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE TW 5-4343 Compliments of DR. J. J. POST Allendale Michigan TED'S I.G.A. MARKET M-50 BORCULO RD. TW 5-8356 Compliments of ILA'S BEAUTY SHOP Allendale Michigan There is always a WELCOME for you al THE CQQFQERSVILLE WACHTER MOTOR SALES FREE METHODIST CHURCH SALES 0 MERCURY 0 SERVICE Schedule of Services: 9:30 A.M. ......... Morning Worship 'l0:30 A.M. ............ Sunday School 7:30 P.M. ......... Evening Worship Th 'd- k ' ' e TlleJ1ZfdQ'Z lle5:5E'VS31.'son Phone V' 2-1421 Jack Seberry, Pastor Phone UL 32423 Congratulations Class of '60 PHONE OR 7-5474 AFTER LHOURS OR 7-5556 GRAND VALLEY GRAVEL COMPANY WASHED SAND - GRAVEL - STONE - BANK CEMENT GRAVEL CRUSHED AND BANK ROAD GRAVEL KEN FENSKE, Owner MARTIN DE JONG, Hauler LINCOLN DAIRY BAR HILER'S LUNCH 4106 Lake Michigan Drive, N. W. Milo Hiler - Prop. STANDALE 3424 Lake Michigan Drive 176 Compliments of Compliments of RAVENNA BOB'S PAINT STORE S LUMBER COMPANY CHIEF PAINTS UL 3-2259 Conklin Michigan Ravenna Michiga Compliments of RAVENNA CO-OPERATIVE CO. Western Michigan's Most Modern Elevator COMPLETE ELEVATOR SERVICE Feed - Flour - Fencing - Fertilizer Coal - Seeds - Medical Supplies Compliments of DYKSTRA'S ELEVATOR FEEDS - SEEDS - FERTILIZER CUSTOM GRINDING AND MILLING ' Conklin ' ' Michigan L A C H M A N N ' S DEPARTMENT stone Children's - Ladies' - Men's HAZEKAMP MARKET Groceries, Meats, Fruits, ReadY'lo'WeGr Footwear Vegetables, Frozen Foods Phone UL 3-2200 Ravenna, Michigan Ravenna Michigan COMPLETE FAMILY STORE ' ' F O L K S ' ' Bm., yo., Buy - SEE HERMAN AT RAVENNA ALLIS CHALMERS NEW IDEA OLIVER NEW HOLLAND GEHL ALSO USED EQUIPMENT The Best Deal In Michigan Parts - Service - Terms - Trades HERMAN AUCTION SERVICE RAVENNA MICHIGAN GEN'S RESTAURANT H COOKING M E . Phone UL 3-2308 Ravenna, Michigan G I L B E R T WELDING SERVICE Custom Built Machinery SALES AND SERVICE Ravenna Michigan CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF COOPERSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Security First Bank and Trust Co. Ravenna, Michigan Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Member of Federal Reserve System DONALD NUTT Dealer in QUALITY DAIRY CQWS Pl-loNE ul. 3-2204 RAVENNA, Nucl-IIGAN HI-WAY ROLLER RINK Skating and Parties Phone UL 3-2971 or UL 3-2486 RAVENNA MICHIGAN RAVENNA HARDWARE COMPANY Phone UL. 3-2227 SPORTING GOODS, HOUSEWARES, PLUMBING, APPLIANCES, TOYS, ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, DRY GAS, WATER SOFTENERS 12422 Stafford Ravenna, Michigan DANIELS HELSEL'S FOOD MARKET MUSKEGQN MARNE Phone OR 7-3641 Distinctive Gifts Compliments of Compliments of MASSEY FERGUSON ELECTRICAL CO. LEE'S SHELL SERVICE Conklin' Mich. Conklin, Mich. Best Wishes to the Students and Faculty .IAKOLAT BROS. MOBILGAS MOBIL PRODUCTS MOBILOIL U. S. 16 and Kinney Road Walker Station Grand Rapids, Michigan Phone GL 3-9031 7:00 a. m. to 9:30 p. m. S 8. H Green Stamps L. G. BALFOUR 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. O. Box 688 Jackson, Michigan KUTSCHE'S HARDWARE T328 Monroe Avenue, Grand Rapids, Mich. I SINCE l862 DELTA PORTER CABLE STANLEY MILLERS-FALLS HARDWARE Best Wishes fo the Class of '60 P. B. CAST 8: SONS COMPANY GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN EVERYTHING FOR CLEANING Compliments of THE SONNEVELDT COMPANY 435 Ionic Avenue, S. W. GRAND RAPIDS 2 MICHIGAN l HOTEL AND RESTAURANT FOODS BAKER'S SUPPLIES PAPER MERCHANTS R. M. OSSEWAARDE 8. PRATT RCA Appliances - McCulloch Chain Saws - Johnson Outboard Motors TELEPHONES: Coopersville - 546R Allendale - TW 5-4421 Marne - 5554 John Deere Farm Equipment SALES WITH SERVICE Compliments of B U T H 'S Green Vale Farm AT EASTMANVILLE ON LEONARD RD., W. This ls a 700-acre Dairy Farm Owned and operated by Gerrit J. Buth 8. Sons It is the only farm in the Grand Rapids and Western Michigan area that produces, processes and delivers milk directly from its source in the S ,I country. Cattle in this herd are all Registered Holstein-Friesian. wg REGISTERED HOLSTEIN CATTLE AMERICAN SADDLE BRED HORSES lill- STANDALE VARIETY In the Heart of Standale Plaza Open every evening 'til 9 P. M. GL 3-0306 HALLMARK CARDS D O L C I ' S 2 HOUR ssnvrcs Phone GL 6-8953 4283 LAKE MICHIGAN DRIVE Chesterfield Heights Cleanerama MCCARRICK INS. AGENCY STANDALE Specializing in Farm Insurance One Complete Policy for All AUTO, LIFE, FIRE, BONDS, LIABILITY Phone GL 3-0007 Compliments of HEYBOER'S PRODUCE MARKET 4010 Lake Michigan Drive Standale Michigan Compliments of LA VEAUX'S DRESS SHOP Standale Plaza Phone GL 6-5631 Standale Michigan Compliments of STANDALE BARBER SHOP Compliments of STANDALE MOBIL SERVICE 4181 Lake Michigan Drive Compliments of SUNSHINE SUPER MARKET 447 Standale Plaza Sldnddle Michigan Congratulations Class of 1960 See Us for All Your Sporting Supplies FREE PARKING Phone GL 3-0404 Edward J. White Open Every Evening Til 9 P. M. RUGS AND CARPETS 4170 LAKE MICHIGAN DRIVE lStandaIel Phone GL 3-0905 4291 Lake Mich. Dr. Grand Rapids, Mich Compliments of STANDALE MICHIGAN THE Rock-A-BYE STANDALE BABY SHOP DEPARTMENT stone 415 Standale Plaza Grand Rapids 4, Michigan Girls-Infants to Size 12 Boys-Infants to Size 8 Visit Our Basement Store Toys and Juvenile Furniture See Our Complete Line of Toys Complete Family Outfitters Double S 81 H Green Stamps Tuesdays Free Parking Open Every Evening Till 9 P. M 4030 Lake Michigan Drive, N. W. Phone GLendaIe 4-5184 Professional Photographers for this annual were Mr. George Williams . . . .... Senior Portraits Mr. Sam Slis . . . .... Activity Photography ASSOCIATED WITH H. A. POWELL TUDIO Thirty Years Producing Photography At its Best Michigan and Ohio 187 ST. MlCHAEL'S CATHOLIC CH RCH at DENNISON Congratulates the 1960 Graduates There'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 o.m. - 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. Monsignor Chorles A. Solatka, Pastor 109 Our Forefafhers FOUGHT For The Right fo Express Their Thoughfs In Prinf - All YOU Have To Do ls Phone GL 6- T624 ' Q 314 LEONARD STREET, N. W. PHONE GL 6-'I624 GRAND RAPIDS 4, MICHIGAN 189 Compliments of GUST CONSTRUCTION CO Cedar Springs, Michigan B ld of Your New School Geisel Bros. Hardware and Appliances GEISEL BROS. HARDWARE 8. IMPLEMENT CO. Toys - Tires - Guns - TV - Hi-Fi - Stereo and see us. TRIDIMENSIONAL REPRODUCTION OF SOUND Sy says, This is definitely the com- ing thing in Hi-Fi- delity. 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We feel that our annual will have a lasting value to everyone whose activities it represents. I- I-1- Wayne B. Chase Coopersville, Mich. CHASE WELDING CONSTRUCTION - FABRICATING - GENERAL REPAIR PORTABLE SERVICE PHONE 407M 192 1 lf!! A5- Linn.:-A ' K-I-lovswgwi M ,M w g, H - QF bib' ' W 5 'J 4 ,if X f X 5 -4. f 'T 'T 'aff 'V 1 .ear Q M ,Wm f M- Pausw' 5-fmetevmn-Q fl- Lowcmegscgg 55a-ff E QFQSAKE LH' 5. WSBQLL N-vsan 1:2133 i3.CAf2Q if Jw ff? . '3 6 I ,f If ,KY 1 Q 5' ' 4 , X 'WKKAMEU 5,woem5'1. 193 iff' 'I J Q :if I 4+ 1' , Q J -fs Auld B M, K rf W5 ' :Q ..ft.xf3kbJ DBBf 'VS 'Kam 'whnmmw 'f.,:,: ,':V Aifi 0 ' 1 K, 1' fs L , W A 'gk ,,., 5 425+ 5 Z' 4 'Q ,A gm-255' 5 - 71 F 2 ., 5 591 is 'Wa- 'QW' 41 l'H g will 11 Q29 is mm ,ff 4' L. Mverman R. Way S. Merryman F ,... M. Sietsema R. Mais M. Bennink .l. Way L. Dyke Alzg , , ,rl WS . S 'F 2 K '54 W W1 . ff L, S. Randall C. Rogers M. Carlson R. Longnerker K -,:,. , .f i lig- b.l' ' I I. I .,.,- vllllvll D. Mummert K. Schmidt M. Holmes R. 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