Cornerstone University - KUMI ORI Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1955 volume:

kumi-ORi 1941 'a % % % °o ? $5 % %% £ % x Vi To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven. 1955 BAPTIST institute ' ■ ' •- : illllll 1 ’ . • • ‘ • • . ■ • • ■ ' r . • • ■i 11« ns ’ ■ ■ • i v :■■ .•'ll. . • • SM:-';0:0 SSI . f Ilf • • • . . ■ • mmmammmm:. mmmm mrnmr-mmmmymr- f, ■ ■ m.m ■■ :. ?JX ■ ' 4o ' , : '■ 'v: ' 1' . v ' ‘ v . ■' ' ■ftif •' .. , , : : ■ - y -• -V ''‘As.'iS -y ? ..... ■ - i ■ . ■• ■ • SSS ■y ass wmM i; ;! ■ ■Ml) ■■■■•: V ISH - ?•' jS M xibedicated in 'j ftft teciation V '' '■ ■ • ■■ . . ; vJ? KX$3i«3$ ' VS'. ■•-. ..s' • I':':-;:' 25 2.'£« '■.......... . , '■ '• ■- � . ■. • ?.«'VV4' V .• V . . . Vvv V'. y vv JA ; ' •'« •. V • vy. -,-Vv , 1 AA V W , 5� ' . A?vv ; v. ' - � . g| - y ■ vw -� •■A A '..•-.'« I Dedication It is not ours to honor; it is but ours to recognize the honor God has bestowed on one who has yielded to His call. Saved dur- ing his high schoo1 days, led to the Simpson Bible School in Seattle, Washington, and then providentially guided to our own school from which he graduated with the first Seminary Class in June of 1949, Prof. Victor Matthews1 experience bears every indica- tion of Steps well ordered of the Lord.' Completing his A.B. wcrk at Calvin College in 1952, Prof. Matthews received his B.D. from B.T.S. I hat same year. Recognizing his natural teaching ability, our school board retained him as Evening School instructor from 1949 to 1951 while he pastored the Paris Baptist Church (1946-1950) and the First Baptist Church of Oakfield (1950-1951). In the fall of 1951, Prof. Matthews assumed his duties as fuil-time instructor in our Day School. As Dean of men, we have found in Mr. Matthews a sympathetic listener and a wise counselor. As instructor he shall always be remembered for his copious notes, extensive outlines, and his 'just one sentence mere. We give thanks for this man of God, and in appreciation for all he has done for us and for our school, we affectionately dedicate to Prof. Victor Matthews this 1955 edition of KUMI-ORI. GALATIANS 6:9 And let us not be weary in well doing: for due season we shall reap, if we faint not. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL REV. HOWARD KEITHLEY. Chairman REV. ROBERT DICE, Vice-Chairman FRANK H. GORDON, Secretary J. EUGENE WRIGHT, Treasurer REV. GEORGE ADAMS WILLIAM R. BALBACH CARL BENGERT REV. G. H. DAHLBERG JOHN J. DEVRIES HAROLD H. HESS REV. WILBUR WEBBER REV. WILBERT WELCH REV. HOWARD KEITHLEY — 10 — J. EDWARD HAKES, A.B., B.D. President D -L Veview ana retrospection are always engaged in with profit by God's peoo.'e. They enable us to determine to what ex- tent God's will has been fulfilled in cur lives during the time being appraised. They also bring to mind the impressive number of the Lord's blessings which have highlighted our experiences during the past. With these values in view we look back over the 1954-55 academic year. Each member of the student body and of the faculty must discover for himself, of course, the degree to which he permit- ted the desires of the heavenly Father to to be realized in his life. I sincerely trust that the atmosphere and the activities of the school have contributed substan- tially to each one's growth in grace. I believe that, from my point of vantage, I was able to see encouraging evidences of such progress in the lives of many. Surely we would be cjuilty of gross ingratitude did we not ta e note of the many manifestations of our Lord's love and faithfulness with which our way has been brightened since the last Kumi Ori was published. The splendid group of high calibre young people who have made up our studert body. . . . The high morale that has characterized dormitory life. . .. The almost total absence of disci- plinary problems . . . The never-to-be- forgotien experiences in chapel . . . The fine facully-student relationship , . . The remembrance of these, and many others, kindle a fire in our heart under the sac- rifice of praise! Yet, while the past has its fascinations, the future of our students interests me as well. I trust that the days before us will be as rich and glorious as God wants to make hem. May He prosper you! LORENCE ASMAN B.A. S. H. DAHLBERG LEON J. WOOD Doan of Education A.B., Th.B., Th. M. JOSEPH BALBACH B.D. MARGARET CARPENTER B.S., M.R.E. WILLIAM H. PARDEE A.B., B.D., Th.M.. Th.D. SHELDON H. OUINCER D.D. WILBUR WEBBER Impressions from (lie Land of the Bible Iriigaf’ioM p'pe ine to fio Negev 5 nagogue ruins of Capernaum Sea of Gal'lee — 680’ be ow sea evel — 14 — Place of Jesus' Baptism ThS SCRIPTURE comes alive with new meaning when one wings his way to the world of the Old and New Testament. Standing on the vantage point of the Ju- dean hills it is easy to hurdle the barrier of time, language, and custom. Bethel, Bethle- hem, Bethany seem like Hometown, U.S.A., and the Bible events like yesterday's news. You herd sheep with Abraham, fight with Joshua, wonder with the Queen of Sheba at Solomon's glory, and walk with the Sav- ior in Galilee and Samaria. You stand on the stage of History and see the Drama of Redemption unfold, and the pathos of the Incarnation-Crucifixion- Prof. Faber, Sphin� Scene Resurrection climax puts its fingers to your throat and begins to choke you. But you are released, for this is not your death but your life, for Christ died for your sins according to the Scriptures. The tension of the life about you snaps you back into troublous today. Barbed wire barriers, gun emplacements, and ragged refugees make the unnatural border of a partitioned Palestine and spell trouble for Arabs and Jews. The U.N., the government, the mosque, and the synagogue have not been able to solve the problems of the people, but in the land of the Bible the Christ of the Scriptures is not wanted. Registrar, Secretary Dorm parents Cooks Night School Secretary II TIMOTHY 4:2 Preach the word;be instant in season, out of season; reprove, rebuke, exhort with all long-suffering and doctrine. 20 SENIOR CLASS Jay Walsh President Norman Eastman Vice-President Ronald Kendall Sec.-Trees. MIDDLERS Ed. Twedt, President Donald Walker, Vice-President Charles McMurray. Sec.-Treasurer JUNIORS John Worth, President Reid Minich, Vice-President Arnold Arscheene. Sec.-Treasurer — 21 — 6RDDUHTI06 SENIORS RICHARD BEACH ' Nevertheless the foundation of God standeth sure, hav- ing this seal the Lord knoweth them that are his. And, let eve-y one that nameth the name of Christ depart from iniquity.” (I! Tim. 2:19) FRED DICKINSON But ye shelf receive power, after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you: and ye shall be witnesses unto me both n Jerusalem, and in ell Jodee. end in Sarrane, and unto the uttermost part of the earth.” (Acts 1:8) NORMAN EASTMAN Have not I commanded thee? Be strong and of a good courage: bo not afrad. neither be thou dismayed: for the Lord thy God is with thee whithersoever thou goest.” (Josh. 1:9} LEONARD MCMILLEN Oh that men would praise the Lord for his goodnoss, and for his wonderful works to the children of men! (Psa. 107:8) DUANE MC NEIL Looking for that blessed hope, and the glorious appear- ing of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ. (Titus 2:13) AL MERSMAN But none of these things move me. neither count I my life dear unto myself, so that I might finish my courso with joy. and the ministry, which I have received of the Lord Jesus, to testify the gospel of the grace of God. (Acts 20:24) ROBERT TAYLOR Now thanks be unto God which always causeth us to triumph in Christ, and maketh manifest the savor of his knowledge by us in every place ” (II. Cor. 2:14) JOHN YARWORTH And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God to them who are ihe called according to his purpose. (Romans 8:28) — 22 — SflllOfi UflDtR-GBflDS — 23 — stmimy miDDLERS Paul Aardsma Wayne Anderson William Bowler Bruce Crawford Allan Jennex Vernon Macy Duane Marks Charles McMurray Robert Rowland Earnest Thompson Edgar Twedt Milton Ubbink Donald Walker Henry Hall (Not Pictured) — 24 — Arnold Arscheene Roland Bixby William Carmichael Douglas Gray Harvey Hammond Gary Hanson Wesley Holmes John Hosier Jack Jennex Fred Johnson Robert Laskey Douglas McNeil Reid Minich Lyman Simpson David Sommer John Vanlet John Warren John Worth Bruce Young stminflRy dumoRS — 25 — BIBLE INSTITUTE SENIORS Denzel Sparks, President Paul Acker, Vice-President Patricia Moeller, Sec.-Troasuror PRE-SEMINARY Charles Reed, President Wilbert Dachtler, Vice-President John Adriance, Sec.-Treasurer PflE-scminflRy mid BIBLE inSTITUTE BIBLE INSTITUTE — 2nd Year Larry McCauley, President Gerry Walcott, Vice-President Emma Jane Sickler, Sec.-Treasurer BIBLE INSTITUTE — 1st Year Allen Stebbins, President Donald Tiffany, Vice-President Carol Winter, Sec.-Treasurer 26 PAUL ACKER 'Looking for that blessed hope, and rhe glorious appear- ing of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ. (Titus 2:13) STANLEY BRITTAIN Surely he hath borne our griefs, and carried our sorrows: yet we did esteem him stricken, smitten of God. and afficted. But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastise- ment of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed.' (Isaiah 53:4-S) SHIRLEY DEBOER “According to my ear nest ex- pectation and my hope, that in nothing I shall be ashamed, but that with all boldness, as always, so now also Christ shall be magnified in my body, whether it be by life, or by death. (Phrlippians 1:20) BiBLf insmuTE eeeos GLENN MARTIN PATRICIA MOELLER GLENN 021NGA ■ :: ■ 5 -JV The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom: and the knowledge of the holy is un- derstanding. (Proverbs 9-.10) Trust in the Lord with all thine heart: and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all -thy ways acknowledge him. and he shell direct thy paths. (Proverbs 3:5-6) I can do all things through Christ which strengthened mo. (Phrlippians 4:13) ELLEN HOLLENBECK ‘Thai may know him, and the power of his resurrection, and the fellowship of his suffer- ings, being made conformable unto his death. (Philippians 3:10) BEVERLY PFEIFFER Being confident of this very thing, that he which hath be gun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. (Philippians 1:6) — 27 — MABEL POST “That I may know him, and the power of his resurrection, and the fellowship of his suf- ferings, being made conform- able unto his death;' (Philip- pians 3:10] DENZEL SPARKS But as we were allowed of God to be put in trust with the gospel, even so we speak: not as pleasing men but God, which trieth our hearts. [I. Thessalonians 2:4) HELEN SOMMER That I may know him. and the power of his resurrection, and the fellowship of his suffer- ings, being made conformable unto hi$ death; (Philippions 3:10) BIBLE II1S1ITUTE GRADS FRANCIS 7ERWILLIGER Being confident of this very thing, that he which hath be- gun a good work in me will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ ; (Philippio ns 1:6) LORNA ANN WEAVER Fear thou not; for I am with thoo: be not dismayed; for I am thy God: I will strengthen thee: yea I will help thee: yea. i will uphold thee with the right hand of my righteous- ness.” (Isaiah 41:10) But seek ye first the kingdom of God. and His righteous- ness; and all these things shall be added unto you.’ (Mat- thew 6:33) ELLEN SICKLER ‘ Only fear the Lord, and serve him in truth with all your heart: for consider how great things he hath done for you.' (I Samuel 12:24) ROBERT REBLIN .... 28 — SKS pet-stm s£cond yen John Adriance Seward Bentz Charles Brace Donald Curtis s f c o n d y £ a r Joan Austin Lester Babcock Barbara Birman Shirley C-arrol) Marion Cole Shirley Compton Doris Dexter Nelson Duncan Evelyn Gardner Joan Houbolt Donna Jorgenson Matt Kaurala 30 — BIBLE I n S TIT U T E Alice Spence Marilyn Spencer Kathalene Stover Joan Ullery — 31 — flRST «t fl fi PRt-Sf Alan Anderson Car Ballard Donald Bisel Lawrence Bofruff Joseph Curtis Thomas Early Donald Eckhart David Hayes Robert 1 lolmes Thomas Homrich Rodger Jenkins Richard Martin Gordon Montross Fredrick Perry Robert Richardson Frank Stockton Donald Tiffany Elden Troyer Floyd Wooden William Zelinko — 32 — flRST y t fl R BIBLE In S TIT U T E Vera Jean Guthrie Ol've Kay I tall Doris Harper Irene Higley — 33 — Paul Irvine — 34 — Stcono SEfllESTta STUDERIS William Corum Sy ivia Denham Lloyd Early Wayne Moeckel Edward McKeehan James Morris Glen Troyer Robert Truman scminm special siudehts — 35 — GRRDUflTfS RAY 8CONSTRA Great is out Lord, and of groat power: his understand- ing Is Infinite. (Psalm 147:5) L. WILLIAM SCHULTZ Blessed is the man that walk- efh not in the counsel of the ungodly, nor standeth in the way of sinners, nor siltelh in the seat of the scornful. But his delight is in the law of the Lord: and in his law doth he meditate day and night. (Psalm 1:1-2) DONOVAN JOSUN “Thy words were found, and ) did eat them: and thy word was unto me the joy and re- joicing of mine heart: for I am called by thy name, O Lord Sod of hosts.” (Jeremiah 15:16) ELOISE JOAN SCOFIELD “Trust in the Lord with all thine heart- and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him. and he shall direct thy paths.” (Proverbs 3:5-6) LOIS LILLIBRIDGE Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart, bo acceptable in thy sight, O Lord, my strength, and my redeemer. ’ (Psalm 19:14) CHARLENE SHERWOOD And we Icnow that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose. (Romans 8:28) LAUREL SAUNDERS Thou wilt shew me the path of life: in thy presence is ful- ness of joy: at thy right hand Ihere are pleasures for over- more. (Psalm 16:11) VIVIAN VANDFR MEER Be careful for nothing: but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God. and the peace of God. which passeth all understanding shall keep your hearts and m:nds through Christ Jesus.” (Philippian A. 6-7) UNDER GRADUATES Marilyn Alyea Janet Amburgey Evangeline Anderson Beverly Armstrong Elton Bidlrup E.izabeth Brown Katherine Brubacke Dorothy Buchanan Christine Carlson B y+he Carver Harvey L. Combs Catherine Cederquist Bernard F. Coolc Delores Dachtler Adrian De Ross Lois Dickinson — 38 — ijHSBgS: Beverly Hammond Kenneth Harger Joan Holmgren Beverly Johnson Thomas Jones Mabel Klever Lucille Knauss Leonard Kramp Katherine Kretizer Laverne Kruger Evelyn Kumfer Marjorie Losinger Anita Le Gates Veryl Macy Joy Meyer Lila Miller Elizabeth Murry Willard Nussbaum Clair Purcey De Ette Rairigh Peggy Rairigh Bette Ratcllffc Ruth G. Scofield Earl R. Seger Mae Belle Serves Ered G. Taster, Jr. Gladys Thompson Don Todd Elsie Twedt Ken Van Prooyen Eleanor Walsh Lucinda Warren Joan Wasscs Jean Wielhouwer Valencia Youmans — 40 — i i :Vv:. : : :: : MARK 13:33 Take ye heed, watch and pray: for ye know not when the time is. nun V -V wm • 'mm'- j ■ • • ‘?;Bs£S§'bzi ... . • • •« « • • v'v; ■;■■■■■:.. '■ V ' A •S' 4 • tCr'Q ’ :.xv=-': V;:- i-. 'A ,i :AV fr 7. Hhw • • .• . ' ; . . • v'-V. . ,vX-M «gg mm- WSmsm ;' :. ■:■■'. ■ V ' IStfSS', •:� ®!'� % :-■ ■• «4«; ®-. - «? « «• p: -.w ■ : :: ■■■ ; .■ • V 2 is Spurgeon Hall is the dormitory for twenty-four of our girls. The dorm mother, Miss Margaret Carpenter, is the Dean of Women as well. The girls in Spurgeon Hall have their private devo- tions each morning and evening, so that they can go hand and hand with the Savior each day. A group prayer meeting is held Thursday evenings in which they pray for one another's needs, thus they are knit closely together in Christian fellowship and love for our Lord. — 46 — — 47 — Quiet hours are here at last, But hark! a noise I hear, 'Tis a loud and rumbling blast, Enough to break mine ear. The telephone goes ting-a- ling. The fellows stand at bay, Follow the noise and you'll find yourself, At Charles Street Hideaway. CHARLES STREET HIDffllllfly — 48 — Girl's Fellowship is an organization of B. T. S. which imparts a real spiritual blessing to all who come out to the meetings held at VanOsdel Hall. All includes girls attending Bible Institute, Seminary wives and alumnae. Each meeting has a two-fold purpose: to promote serious thinking through messages given by various speakers such as Professors’ wives and missionaries, and to provide a social time when all may become better acquainted. The officers this year have been: President, Joan Ullery; Vice-Presi- dent, Doris Dexter: and Secretary-Treasurer, Leona Wyckoff. G I fi I S f E L L 0 III s H I P — 49 — SfdllflfiRy UUIVfS’ FELLOWSHIP Ask any of the Seminary wives who has attended the monthly Fellowship meetings, and she will tell you that there wasn't a meeting in which she did not profit from the practical sug- gestions offered by the speakers, or the spiritual help obtained, not to mention the fellowship enjoyed with the group. The year got underway with the election of Darlene Young, President; Doris Aardsma, Vice-President and Program Committee Chairman; and Agnes Bowler, Secretary- Treasurer. Mrs. Warren Faber acted as advisor for the Fel- lowship. Pat Rowland and her Pro- ject Committee planned monthly missionary projects in which each of the wives could participate. Some of the projects included a contribution toward a layette for a missionary couple, a canned goods shower for some home missionaries, and a collection of three cent stamps for a tract ministry. Among the speakers heard during the year were Miss Carpenter, Mrs. Fuller, and Professors Faber and Wood. ing such things as the recrea- tional program and chapel praise services. Its aim is to promote the spirit of unity a- mong all students, faculty and school organizations. The de- sire of the student council is that through their efforts Christ may be honored in every phase of school activity. — 51 — «V.A wgmm .•y • « i-Vv.- -.' ; • .%•. ■- «%'.• y.‘ vv : •' v S ■ . ; ; •; •. • « Saw� � � � e . . ..... .............. ' . .V . . .v. ■: . . . ■: x ;• ?•;• • ■ • :••• : f - W-' : .• :• ■ v. '• 'fV.W1V .X . ' •: • : :• v •’ ! y.VA ✓« Mmn .'•i V� , . . .. .-.i: v. pp m • .: .... •• - ■• ....... ... •..•. • - - - -• - • • • •••••• , , yy. � ? .• . V VA - - - • . . . «sv ■.v -x - • :% : X' � ™S ✓ v . :., .. .. , - • v . W? i . ' «AVER BAUDS Sunday School Clast ACTS 3:19 Repent ys therefore,and be converted, that your sins be blotted out, when Ihe times of re- freshing shall come from the presence of the Lord. PRflCTIC ROMANS 13:11-12 And that, knowing the time, that now it is h’gh time to awake out of sleep: for now is our salvation nearer than when we believed. The night is far spent, the day is at hand: let us therefore cast of? the works of darkness, and let us put on the armour of light. Illustrated Messages Bible Club Tract Distribution Church Work fi L II CORINTHIANS 6:2 Tor he saith, I hove heard thee in a time accepted, and in the day of salva+’on have I succoured thee: behold, now is the accepted time; behold, row is the day of Salvation. Roscue Mission Work STUDERI PASTORS (clockwise) Leonard McMillen Allendale Rogor Foust Monterey Fred Dickinson Saranac Alfred Morsman Eastmonf Jay Welscfi Lakeview Vornon Macy Woodbury — 56 — 0 For a Thousand Tongues mywxi aril King, the earth a - broad glo-ries of pread thro7 all ma - sic in the sin-ner's ears, blood can make the fool - est clean; blind, be-hold your Sav-ior come; The tri-umpbs of His grace The hon-ors of Thy name, ’Tis life, and health, and peace His blood a-vailed for me. And leap, ye lame, lor joy. CHOIR “Oh that men would praise the Lord for his goodness, and for his wonderful works to the children of men. (Psalm 107:8) Even us this was the desire of the Psalm 1st. so is it our desire as a choir to inspire men to praise the Lord. Truly we have experienced the Lord’s goodness and mercy unto us as we have travelled on our tour through Ohio and West Vir- ginia. He is our BEAUTIFUL SAVIOR of whom GLORIOUS THINGS ARE SPOKEN. We count it a real privilege to be able to represent first of all our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, and secondly our school. God's blessing has been manifested to us in various wavs on this tour, especially in our pre-service prayer meetings which have been of great spiritual benefit to each member. We praise the Lord for those who have responded to the mes- sage of the songs presented in our program. It is the desire of our hearts at all times and in ail places to serve the Lord as loyal CHRIS- TIAN SOLDIERS. i , Ji EJ Dick KUMI-ORI STAFF Editor in chief. . Ass't Editor ....... Business Manager Literary Editor Photography Editor. Art Editor Faculty Adviser .......Ed Twedf Dick Johnson .....Jay Walsh Paul Aardsme ......Vern Macy Phyllis Mathieson Professor Quincer — 60 Vorn ASSISTANTS B II Bowler Norman Eastman Myron Holmgren Tad Jameson Bob Laskey Kay Mawdesley Charles McMurrey Pat Moeller Irene Nicholson Betty Porks 3cb Rowland Marilyn Spencer Milion Ubbink Bob Wessell ro l 4fcfc SUNDAY SCHOOL lM2-x TM PACE: .. w tne %s' “ WJnfeers c W : fcfoofc will be. tixteat. ju$t: v'puix oaf ther i sunofly school worker's insmuit Although not an official activity of B.T.S., yet it is an activity our school supports heartily. S. S. workers from all over Michigan gather for this greatest S. S. Worker's Institute in the U.S. Here the latest ma- terials and methods are examined and discussed. In 1954, 1095 regis- tered representing I 16 churches. — 61 — Paul MaWhews % XW'-d J.obn VanLet r Gordon Montrose Bob Krueger fglt388 lii : I .tv iiiiif v tUmtiSli ISIII ii':V SCHEDULE B.T.S. 18 Garfield Refoimed 52 43 Garfield Reformed 32 40 Misson Covenant 47 36 Immanuel Reformed 27 34 Fifth Reformed 55 25 Protestant Reformed 26 31 Garfield Reformed 51 45 Mission Covenant 47 51 Immanuel Reformed 43 37 Protestant Reformed 43 31 Fifth Reformed 42 Mike Coyle Bill Carmichae Manager :: !■ I «. ’. ■: --■ ' ••' . : •. •; •. • V� s • ■■ • v V.-UV-•••,'•'••••'■ ■• ■:■■■:■■ v--: r V Vv-V- W £ L 27 20 35 I 32 9 21 13 SCHEDULE 6.8.1. 39 Eighth Reformed 26 Richmond Reformed 13 Fairview Reformed 25 Fountain Street Club 23 Eighth Reformed 24 Richmond Reformed 13 Fairview Reformed 46 Fountain Street Club PLAYERS Ellen Sickler — Captain Lois Dowden Dolores Fairfield Evelyn Gardner Joan Houboir Shir'ey Michelson Pat Moeller Irene Nicholson Betty Parks Janet Thompson Gerry Walcott Lome Winter Carol Winter Nila Smith, Manager LEAGUE STANDING Tied for Second-Place with Eighth Reformed Gordon Montross, Coach — 65 — miXED RECREflTIOn The Editors wish to thank the following concerns for their work in making this annual possible: HOEKSTRA PRINTING COMPANY TATUM BOOKBINDING COMPANY THE S. 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N.Wr., Grand Rapids, Michigan ..............125 Ten Mile Road, R.2f Sparta, Michigan ............611 Wealthy, S.E., Grand Rapids, Michigan ............ 1956 Huizen, S.W., Grand Rapids, Michigan ............442 Norwood, S.E., Grand Rapids, Michigan ............814 Myrtle N.W., Grand Rapids, Michigan ................12 Celia, S.W., Grand Rapids, Michigan .......... 2640 Plainfield. N.E., Grand Rapids, Michigan ................... 225 So. Grant, Howard City, Michigan ....... 786 - 68th Street, S.E., Byron Center, Michigan ......... 956 Parmalee, N.W., Grand Rapids, Michigan ............4337 Eastern, N.E., Grand Rapids, Michigan A rdsma, Paul........ Acker, Paul........... Adrlance, John....... Alyea, Marilyn........ Amburgey, Janet....... Anda. Phyllis........ Anderson, Alan....... Anderson. Evangeline Anderson, Wayne. . . . Armstrong, Beverly. . Arscheene, Arnold. . . Austin, Joan......... Babcock, Lester...... Ballard, Carl........ Banks, Harriet....... Barker. James........ Barker, Mrs. Marilyn. Baxter, Helen....... Beach, Richard....... Bentz, Seward........ Biddinger, Jean...... Biddinger, Ron....... Bidstrup, Elton...... Birman, Barbara. . . . Bisel, Donald........ Bixby, Roland....... Boonstra, Ray........ Botruff, Lawrence. . . Bowler, William...... Brace. Charles....... Bradford, Addaleen. . Breen, John.......... STUDENTS Sem. Mid......... B. I. 3rd........ Pre. Sem. 2nd. . . Eve. Gen. Bib.. . . Eve. (2nd term). Eve.............. Pre. Sem. 1st. . . . Eve. (2nd term) Sem. Mid......... Eve. E.T.T.A..... Sem. Jr.......... B. I. 2nd....... Grand Rapids, Michigan Grand Rapids, Michigan .... Paw Paw, Michigan Grand Rapids, Michigan .......Sparta, Michigan Grand Rapids. Michigan .......Forest City, Iowa ............Essex, Iowa ............Essex, Iowa .Grand Rapids, Michigan ........Niles, Michigan .Traverse City, Michigan B. I. 2nd........ Pre. Sem. 1st. . . B. 1. 1st........ Pre. Sem. 1st. . . Eve. (2nd term) Eve............... .Sem. Sr......... Pre. Sem. 2nd . . Eve.s............. B. I. 3rd........ ,Eve. (2nd term) B. I. 2nd........ Pre. Sem. 1st. . Sem. Jr.......... Eve............... .Pre. Sem. 1st. Sem. Mid......... .Pre. Sem. 2nd.. B. I. 1st......... .B. I. 1st........ ....................Lansing, Michigan ....................Wayland, Michigan ....................Holland, Michigan ...................Belmont, Michigan E.T.T.A........Grand Rapids, Michigan .............Grand Rapids, Michigan ...................Noblesvilie, Indiana ......................Ionia, Michigan .................Napoleon, Michigan ....................Napoleon, Michigan E.T.T.A.........Greenville, Michigan . . . ..............Rockford, Michigan ........................Van Wert, Ohio ..............Warren, New Hampshire ......................Marne, Michigan ..............Grand Rapids, Michigan ..............Grand Rapids, Michigan .............Cedar Springs, Michigan ....................New Concord, Ohio ................Coopersville, Michigan — 79 — Brisbin, Constance.......................Eve................................Ravenna, Michigan Brittain, Stanley.......................B. I. 3rd.....................Grand Rapids, Michigan Bronkema, Irene.........................B. I. 1st............................McBain. Michigan Brown, Elizabeth.........................Eve..........................,.......Marne, Michigan Brubacke, Katherine......................Eve..........................Grand Rapids. Michigan Buchanan. Dorothy........................Eve..........................Grand Rapids, Michigan Buckley, Ronald.........................B. I. 3rd............................Lapeer, Michigan Burden, Thelma..........................B. I. 1st...........................Fremont, Michigan Cal, Janet.......... Campbell, Wava........ Cappon, Lucile........ Carlson, Christine... Carlson, Fredric...... Carmichael, William. Carroll. Shirley..... Carver, Blythe....... Cedarquist, Catherine Chapman, Ben...... Cleveland, Clara...... Cole. Marion.......... Combs. Harvey......... Compton, Shirley. . . . Cook, Alva........... Cook, Bernard........ Corns, Nancy.......... Corum. William........ Cotton, Ralph......... Coyle, Mrs. Grace... Coyle, Michael....... Crawford, Bruce....... Crowell, Nelson...... Curths. Dorothy....... Curtis, Donald....... Curtis, Joseph........ Custer, Eleanor...... E.T.T.A................... B. 1. 1st................. Eve....................... Eve....................... B. I. 1st................ Scm. Jr................... ,B. I. 2nd................ •Eve...................... Eve. (2nd term) E.T.T.A .B. I. 2nd................ Eve...................... B. 1. 2nd................. Eve...................... B. I. 2nd................ .B. I. 3rd................ Eve....................... B. I. 1st................. B. I. 1st................. Eve...................... Eve...................... B. I. 1st................. Sem. Mid................. B. I. 1st................. .E.T.T.A.................. Pre. Sem. 2nd............. Pre. Sem. 1st............ .Eve...................... .........Portland, Michigan ..........Paw Paw, Michigan .........Hastings, Michigan .........Casnovia, Michigan ...........Fremont, Michigan .........Freemont, Michigan .....South Lyons. Michigan .......Greenville, Michigan .........Rockford, Michigan ...Comstock Park. Michigan . . . .Grand Rapids, Michigan .............Dorr, Michigan ..........Zeeland, Michigan ...........Petoskey, Michigan .....Grand Rapids, Michigan Muskegon Heights, Michigan .............Blue Rock, Ohio ........Kalamazoo, Michigan .........Portland, Michigan . . . .Grand Rapids, Michigan . . . Grand Rapids, Michigan ............Lyons, Michigan .Clark’s Harbor, Nova Scotia .....Hudsonville, Michigan .....Hudsonville. Michigan .....Hudsonville, Michigan .........Muskegon, Michigan Dachtler, Delores. . . Dachtler, Wilbert... De Boer, Marie...... Do Boer, Shirley. . . . De Boer, Walter. . . . De Byle, Yavonno. . . Denham. Sylvia...... De Roos. Adrian . . . . Dexter, Doris....... Dickenson, Fred. . . . Dickenson, Mrs. Lois Dowden, Lois Anne. . Duncan, Nelson...... Duram, Gordon....... Dygert, Arda........ Eve. (2nd term)....................Lansing, Michigan Pre. Sem 2nd.......................Lansing, Michigan Eve.............................Grand Rapids, Michigan B. I. 3rd.......................Grand Rapids, Michigan B. I. 3rd.......................Grand Rapids, Michigan Eve. (2nd term).............Grand Rapids, Michigan B. I. 1st.............................Harvey, Illinois Eve.............................Grand Rapids, Michigan B. I. 2nd...........................Portland, Michigan Sem. Sr.........................Grand Rapids, Michigan Eve. (2nd term) E.T.T.A.........Grand Rapids. Michigan B. I. 1st............................Plymouth Indiana ,B. I. 2nd.......................Carp Lake, Michigan B. I. 1st...........................Muskegon, Michigan Eve...........................Grand Rapids, Michigan Early, Loyd............................B. I. 1st....................................Van Wert, Ohio Early, Thomas..........................Pre. Sem 1st.................................Van Wert, Ohio Eastman, Norman........................Sem. Sr..................................Grand Rapids. Michigan Eckhart, Donald........................Pre. Sem. 1st......................South Bend. Indiana Eifert, Wilbur..,,.....................Sem. Special Student.....................Grand Rapids, Michigan Eldridge, Richard......................Eve.........................................Caledonia, Michigan English, Richard.......................Sem. Special Student.........................Muskegon, Michigan — 80 — Fairfield, Delores...... Fields, David........... Fosmore, Ralph........... Foust, Roger............ Frens, Louise........... Fuller, Don............. Funk, Vera.............. Gardner, Evelyn......... Gervasi, Joseph......... Gilbert, Harry.......... Gray, Douglas........... Green, Ruth............. Guthrie, Catherine...... Guthrie, Vera Jean. . . . Haggai, Ruth Elaine. . Hall, Henry............. Hall, Olive Kay.......... Halpin, Ruth............ Hammond, Mrs. Beverly Hammond, Harvey......... Hanson, Gary............ Harger. Kenneth........ Harkness, Shirley....... Harper, Doris........... Harper, Martha........... Hayes, David............ Helton, Dan.............. Higley, Irene............ Hollenbeck, Ellen....... Holmes, Robert.......... Holmes, Wesley.......... Holmes, Mrs. Wesley. . . Holmgren, JoAnn......... Holmgren, Myron......... Homrich, Thomas......... Hope, Seymoure......... Horton, Ilene........... Hosier, John............ Houbolt. Joan........... Irvine. Paul........... Isaacson, John.......... Jacobson, Wayne......... Jameson, Tad........... Jenkins. Roger.......... Jennex, Allan........... Jennex, Jack............ Johnson, Beverly........ Johnson, Fred........... Johnson, Lewis.......... Johnson, Richard....... Jones, Ruth Irene...... Jones, Thomas........... Jorgenson, Donna....... Joslin, Donovan......... . B. I. 1st....... . Eve.............. . B. I. 1st........ . .Pre. Sem 2nd . . . . Eve.............. .E.T.T.A.......... � Eve (2nd term) . .B. I. 2nd....... • B. I. 1st....... . .Eve............. .Sera. Jr......... . Eve.............. . B. I. 1st........ . B. I. 1st........ . Eve.............. , .Sem. Mid....... .B. I. 1st........ . Eve............. .Eve............... .Sem. Jr.......... . Sem. Jr......... . Eve.............. . B. I. 3rd........ . B. I. 1st....... . .E.T.T.A......... .Pre. Sem. 1st. . . . .Pre. Sem. 2nd . . . . .B. I. 1st....... . B. I. 3rd........ . .Pre. Sem. 1st. . . . Sem. Jr.......... . Eve............. . .Eve............. . Pre. Sem 2nd. . . . Pre. Sem. 1st. . . . .Eve. ( 2nd term ) . E.T.T.A......... . Sem. Jr......... . B. I. 2nd....... . ,B. I. 1st....... . Pre. Sem. 2nd. . . Eve.............. . .B. I. 3rd....... . Pre. Sem. 1st. . . . Sem. Mid........ ..Sem. Jr.......... . Eve.............. . .Sem. Jr......... ..Pre. Sem. 2nd. ..Pre. Sem. 2nd. . B. I. 1st........ . Eve.............. . .B. I. 2nd...... . Eve.............. . B. I. 2nd....... .Sem. Sr......... .........Muskegon. Michigan .....Middleville, Michigan ........Carp Lake. Michigan ..........Gladwin, Michigan Muskegon Heights, Michigan .......Greenville, Michigan .....Lake Odessa Michigan ...........Columbus, Ohio ...........Flint, Michigan ........Sand Lake, Michigan .....Lake Odessa, Michigan . . . .Grand Rapids, Michigan .....Ml. Pleasant. Michigan .....Mt. Pleasant, Michigan . . . .Grand Rapids, Michigan ............Marne, Michigan ........Kalkaska. Michigan ..........Conklin, Michigan . . . .Grand Rapids. Michigan . . . .Grand Rapids, Michigan ........East Moline, Illinois ..........Belding, Michigan .........McMillan, Michigan ......Middleville. Michigan ......Middleville. Michigan .............Dorr, Michigan .....Traverse City, Michigan ...........Elkhart, Indiana ...........Evart. Michigan ...........Zanesville, Ohio . .. .Grand Rapids, Michigan . . . .Grand Rapids. Michigan ...........Des Moines, Iowa ...........Des Moines, Iowa .....Grand Rapids, Michigan ........Muskegon, Michigan ........Greenville, Michigan ........Sharon. Connecticut .....Grand Rapids. Michigan ........Reed City, Michigan .........Negaunee, Michigan . . . .Grand Rapids. Michigan ........Portland, Michigan .....Grand Rapids, Michigan ...........Berkley, Michigan ...........Berkely. Michigan ........Des Moines. Iowa .....Grand Rapids, Michigan .....Grand Rapids, Michigan .......... Des Moines, Iowa .......Greenville, Michigan .......Greenville. Michigan ...........Kasson, Minnesota .....Hudsonville. Michigan — 81 — Kaurala. Matt. . Kendall, Ronald .........Mass. Michigan Grand Rapids, Michigan King, Zelda.......... Klever, Mable......... Knauss, Edward........ Knauss, Mrs. Lucille. . Krampe, Leonard....... Kreuzer, Katharine. . . Krueger. Luverne. . . . Krueger, Robert...... Kumfer, Evelyn Rac. . Lash, Ethyle......... Laskey. Robert. ...... La Gates, Anita...... Lemmon, Norma........ Lewis, Fern.......... Liimatta, Eleanor . . . . Llllibridge, Arthur... Llllibrldge. Lois..... Losinger, Marjorie. . . . Macy, Vernon.......... Macy, Mrs. Veryl...... Mannes. Lee.......... Marks, Duane......... Martin. Glen......... Martin, Richard....... Mathieson. Phyllis. . . . Matthews, Paul....... Mawdesley, Kay........ McCauley, Lawrence. . Me Keehan, Edward. . Me Millen, Leonard. . . Me Murray, Charles. . . Me Neil, Douglas..... McNeil, Duane........ Mersman, Alfred...... Meyers, Joy.......... Meyers. Karabell...... Michelson, Shirley. . . . Miller, Lila.......... Mlnich, Reid......... Moeckel, Wayne....... Moeller, Patricia.... Montross. Gordon. . . . Morris, James........ Morrissette, Don..... Mulnix. Mrs. Joyce. . Murray. Elizabeth... Neitzel, Evelyn...... Nicholson. Irene..... Nicholson, Larry. . . . Nicholson. Mrs. Larry Nicholson, L. G...... Noom, Janice......... Nussbaum, Willard. . . Nyhuls, Elvin........ Eve............................Grand Rapids, Michigan Eve............................................Grant, Michigan B. I. 3rd...........................Hanover. Michigan Eve. (2nd term)....................Hanover, Michigan Eve..........................................Belding, Michigan Eve............................Grand Rapids. Michigan Sem. Sr....................Fessenden, North Dakota Eve.........................Fessenden, North Dakota Eve............................Grand Rapids. Michigan Eve..............................MiddleviUe, Michigan Sem. Jr................................Lakewood, Ohio Eve. (2nd term).............Comstock Park, Michigan .B. I. 2nd.......................Northvilie, Michigan Eve........................................Caledonia, Mchigan B. I. 1st......................Lake Linden, Michigan Eve...................................Marne, Michigan Eve...................................Marne. Michigan Eve..............................Greenville. Michigan Sem. Mid........................Lake Odessa. Michigan Eve. (2nd term) E.T.T.A..........Lake Odessa Michigan .Pre. Sem. 2nd......................Holland, Michigan Sem. Mid............................Newberry, Michigan B. 1. 3rd.......................Grand Rapids, Michigan Pre. Sem. 1st..................Grand Rapids, Michigan .B. 1. 2nd.... ......................Zeeland, Michigan B. I. 1st.................................Toledo, Ohio ,B. I. 1st..............................Caro, Michigan. B. I. 2nd.......................Grand Rapids, Michigan Sem. Jr.........................Torrington, Wyoming .Sem. Sr........................West Olive, Michigan Sem. Mid...................................East Moline, Illinois .Sem. Jr.......................Grand Rapids, Michigan Sem. Sr........................Grand Rapids. Michigan .Sem. Sr.......................Grand Rapids. Michigan .Eve............................Grand Rapids, Michigan .B. I. 1st.......................Lake Odessa, Michigan B. I. 1st.................................Martin, North Dakota .Eve. (2nd term) E.T.T.A.............Portland, Michigan Sem. Jr....................Mayville, New York B. I. 1st............................Jackson, Michigan B. I. 3rd.............................Colona, Illinois Pre. Sem. 1st....................Rochester, Michigan B. I. 1st............................Jennings, Missouri .B. I. 2nd......................Grand Rapids, Michigan E.TT.A..............................Portland, Michigan Eve.............................Grand Rapids, Michigan Eve...............................Greenville, Michigan B. I. 1st.....................Cedar, Springs. Michigan .E.T.T.A............................Rockford. Michigan E.T.T.A.............................Rockford, Michigan Eve...........................Cedar Springs, Michigan B. I. 1st.....................Comstock Park, Michigan Eve...........................Grand Rapids, Michigan Pre. Sem. 2nd....................Hudsonville, Michigan B. I. 1st B. I. 1st B. I. 3rd — 82 — Oom, Carmen Ott, John Ozlnga, Glen. Grand Rapids, Michigan ...Newberry, Michigan Grand Rapids, Michigan Parks, Betty.............................B. I. 3rd........................Grand Rapids, Michigan Perry, Fredrick..........................Pre. Sein. 1st.................................Newberry, Michigan Pfeiffer, Beverly........................B. I. 3rd...........................Rocikford. Michigan Post, Mabel..............................B. I. 3rd.......................Comstock Park, MicYiigan Proud, Warren............................Pre. Sem. 2nd..................Grand Rapids, Michigan Purcey, Clair............................ Eve.......................................... Rockford, Michigan Rairigh, Mrs. Do Ette.....................Eve. (2nd term) E.T.T.A.............Sunfield, Michigan Rairigh. Peggy. . . . ,...................E.T.T.A................................Sunfield, Michigan Ratcliffe, Bette..........................Eve................................Grand Rapids, Michigan Rau, Frank Lynn...........................B I. 1st.............................Gladwin, Michigan Reblin, Robert............................B. I. 3rd.........................Grand Rapids, Michigan Reed, Charles........,....................Pre. Sem. 2nd..........................Mesick, Michigan Reynolds, Margaret Ann....................B. I. 1st............................Boonville, Indiana Richardson, Robert........................Pre. Sem. 1st..........................Des Moines, Iowa Rowland, Robert...........................Sem. Mid...........................Grand Rapids, Michigan Saunders, Laurel May Schulte. William.... Scofield, Eloise...... Scofield, Ruth......... Seger, Earl........... Servis, Mae Belle Sherman, Richard. . , Sherwood, Charlene. . Sickler, Ellen........ Sickler, Emma Jane. Sickler, Gene......... Sickler, Maxine. . Simpson, Lyman........ Sissel, Barbara....... Sjoerdsma, Glenn. . . . Smith, Nila........... Sommer, David.......... Sommer, Helen........ Sparks, Denzel........ Spence, Alice......... Spencer, Marilyn. . . . Stebbins, Allen....... Stockton, Frank. . . . Stover. KaihaJene. . . . Swanson, Carol:....... Eve.............................Grand Rapids. Michigan Eve.............................Grand Rapids, Michigan Eve. (2nd term)..................Greenville, Michigan Eve. (2nd term) E.T.T.A..........Woodland, Michigan Eve............................................Belding, Michigan Eve. (2nd term) E.T.T.A........Grand Itapids, Michigan Pre. Sem. 2nd......................Des Moines, Iowa Eve.............................Grand Rapids, Michigan B. I. 3rd........................Cass City, Michigan B. I. 1st........................Casa City, Michigan .Sem. Sr.........................Cass City, Michigan Eve. (2nd term)..................Cass City, Michigan Sem. Jr.......................Harbour Springs, Michigan B. L 1st........................Grand Rapids, Michigan Pre. Sem. 2nd...................Grand Rapids, Michigan B. I. 2nd..................................Williamston, Michigan Sem. Jr.......................................Petoskey, Michigan B. I. 3rd..........................Petoskey. Michigan .B. I. 3rd.............................Flint, Michigan B. I. 2nd........................East Jordan, Michigan B. I. 2nd...........................Conklin, Michigan B. I. 1st..........................Kalkaska. Michigan Pre. Sem. 1st.........................Midland, Michigan B. I. 2nd................................Mass, Michigan B. I. 1st................................Harvey, Illinois Tasker, Fred............................Eve........ Taylor, Edna May........................B. I. 1st. . . . Taylor, Joyce Maxine....................B. I. 1st.... Taylor, Robert..........................Sem. Sr....... Terwilliger, Francis....................B. I. 3rd. . . . Thompson, Gladys June...................Eve........ Thompson, Earnest.......................Sem. M 1.. . . Thompson, Ruth............................Eve......... Thurber, John...........................Sem. Sr.. Tiffany. Donald.........................Pre. Sem. 1st Todd, Donald............................Eve........ Trendt, Gordon..........................Eve........... TroyeT, Elden...........................Pre. Sem. 1st. Troyer, Glenn...........................Pre. Sem. 2nd Truman, Robert..........................B. I. 1st..... Twedt, Edgar............................Sem. Mid... Twedt, Elsie............................Eve........ Grand Rapids, Michigan .... Paw Paw, Michigan ....... Gary, Indiana ....Conklin, Michigan .Howard City, Michigan Grand Rapids, Michigan ....Revenna, Michigan Grand Rapids, Michigan . . Coopersville, Michigan ....Portland, Michigan Grand Rapids, Michigan . . . .Rockford, Michigan Grand Rapids, Michigan .Grand Rapids, Michigan ....Petoskey, Michigan .Johnston, Pennslyvania .Johnston, Pennslyvania