Creston High School - Saga Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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we Diagonal third row Leonard Vander Linde Richard Ripley Richard Weber Roger Luidens Second row Robert Weersmg Dwayne Huebner Joe Lorl den Lowell Perry Mr Walter Wood Sr First row: Walter Wood, Robert Harrison, James Kreft, john Russell, Fred Boshoven, joe French, Top left: The newly elected officers are congratulated by Mr. Wood: john Russell, Fred Boshoven, Roger Luidens, joe French, Mr. Wood, sponsor. Sc:1ence Club Travels REMO SOUNDNR To broaden scientihc knowledge and to develop the art of presenting scientific mat- ters in a scientific way are the purposes of the Boys' Science Club under the guidance of Mr. Wrilter Woocl, Sr., sage. Trips which were taken during the year were to the Ford Paint and Varnish Com- pany, Allen Calculators, American Laundry, Michigan Bakeries, Hart Mirror Plate Com- pany, and the Orange Crush plant. Otlicers for the Hrst semester were Fred Boshoven, presidentg joe French, vice-presi- lent- RO :Cf L ideng 510-C-fqf ' Q Nfgffn Above: Roger Luidens demonstrates one of their newly- L ' u 7 C 1 yi a d U made scientific appliances as Fred Boshoven and joe French Geldersma, treasurer. look Oni Leading the second semesters activities were Fred Boshoven, president, John Rus- sell, vice-president, James Kreft, secretaryg and Robert Ripley, treasurer. i231 Fifteen members of Creston's Science Club stood at the threshold of Yerkes Observatory near Lake Geneva, Wis- Members learn the Science of sewage disposal at the Grand COHSIH, last summer. Rapids Sewage Disposal Plant.

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The Hustling Hi-Y Comparing decidedly with the Norse- men who vigorously embarked upon one campaign after another Creston's most active organization, the Hi-Y club, listed many outstanding activities among the accomplishments. Starting off with a success they pre- sented the annual Hi-Y Harvest Hop on November 18. Jule Westra was named president of the club in the fall election of othcers. Earl Kittle was chosen, vice-president, Robert Hendrickson, secretary, and David Kleiman, treasurer. Jule Westra and David Kleiman attended the Older Boys' Conference at Flint, Michigan, December 8 and 9. The vigorous Hi-Y basketball team under their viking leader, Neil Tamboer won the county championship, ln recog- nition of this victory they were awarded a trophy. On january 19, the club sponsored an assembly with Reverend Freye of Benton Harbor as speaker. 221 Front row: Neal Tamboer, Don Semeyn, Darwin Smith, Don Vander Male, David Kleiman, Earl Kittle, Jule Westra, Bob Straayer, Robert Hendrickson, Don Rivenburg, Mr. Robert Linden, Adviser. Second row: Clair Fuller, Bob Lampen, Charles Estelle, Ben Mellema, Alwyn Cole- man, Howard Caukins, Herbert Way, Deskin Miller, Paul Stellema, George Bates. Third row: Dick Ross, Jack Flanders, Don Broene, Paul Dupler, Ardeth McCall, Ray Kunst, James Vander Heide, Tom Otte, Wayde Kryger. Fourth row: Morris Leavitt, Don Mol, Bill Mac Naughton, Ed Bodenshot, Harry Segard, Bill De Fouw, Don Grotemat, Bill Dempster, Bob Aaron, Roy Davis. Officers of the Hi-Y confer about their year's projects. Seated: David Kleiman, Jule Westra, Robert Straayer, Robert Hendrick- son. Standing: Charles Estelle, Earl Kittle, Don Mol, Paul Dupler, Mr. Linden.

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i241 if Above, front row: Donna Hoezley, Sveri Klar, Hazel Ricketts, Marian Visser, Katherine Hoeksema, Lorraine Rosendall, june Cowdin. Back row: Miss Margaret Appelt, Mary Van't Hof, Joan Ter Molen, Norma Perkins, Mae Van't Hof, Ruth Weber, Beatrice De Graff, Dorothy Perkins, Irene Leemhuis, Betty Linken, jean Park. Everyone Knows the Amiciticts Friendship, the English transla- tion of Crestons Latin named Ami- citia Club, was very prevalent in the lives of the adventurous Norseinen, who reveled in friendly get-togethers in their ancient banquet halls. This spirit descended to the equally adventurous group of girls who are Linder the guidance of Miss Margaret Appelt. An eventful year began with an initiation hike to john Ball Park. On May 7, the school cafeteria was converted into it festive hall when the Amicitia Club presented the second annual All-Girls' Banquet. N A vigorous campaign resulted in the ' success of the banquet 'of which Dr. Ruth Herrick was the guest speaker. 1 A program including songs and dances by Creston girls completed the program. l 1 l l Below: Seated at the speakers' 'table at the annual banquet are June Cowthn, Dr. Ruth Herrick, jean Park, Mrs. Howard Wickett, and Mr. Howard Wickett. Bottom: Recreation preceding the banquet. Diagonal: Officers-jean Park, President: Donna' Hoezley, Secretary: Betty Linken, Treasurer: Mae Van't Hoi, Vice-president. Upper circle: A close-up of hungry girls at the AllAG1rls' Banquet. Rae Steil and Marilyn Harroun dancing as part of the program of the All- Girls' Banquet.