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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1949 volume:

l Jig my Row I-W. Joyce, L. Byl, W. Miller, G. Whittington. E. Higgins, H. Mapes, G. Albrechtson, S. Blackburn, J. Conklin. T Andrews, D. Kelly, J. Crosby. Row 2-R. Romkema, R. Long, H. Dewey, J. Snyder, D. Laansma, D. Billins, B. Kruger. R. .Iohn son, R. Franks, R. Wilkins, B. Hogeboom. Raw 3-C. Goree, C. Hornbach, D. O'Brien, R. VanderK0oy, D. Verard, H. Beem B. Werner, D. Loper, P. Clutting, C. Weaver, D. Kanode, D. Stevens. Row 4-M. Livingston, C. Bruce, L. Dornan, D. Snyder H i 5 Vx A0 5 2 Baseball and Track - .glial AY kt! Row I-D. Long, R. Nunn, 0. Woolpert, D. Hathaway, G. Imhoff, T. Boylen, J. Lane, C. Fischer, J. Vanl-iouten. Row 2-D. Cor- nell, R. Vogt, L. Baker, H. Stouten, D. DeYoung, D. Walsh, B. Stroh, J. VanderVeen, B. Vance, J. Kellogg, F. Freeville. Row 3- B. Oschenkiel, D. Rozelle, C. DuBois, S. Montgomery, G. Buss. C. Toot, .l. Wilhurn, J. Sweers, D. Vogt, B. Beimers. Row 4- R. Scott, K. Brohema, D. Smith, T. Lane, D. Langford, P. Orphan, A. Watson, W. Shultz, J. Jeltema, D. Proos, K. Billen. Row 5-W. Wieten, B. Stoll, F. Figley, J. Baker, W. Greagwise, P. Champion, J. Long. S ' Ps ,'e, i f T I NK -nf Row I-K. Otte, K. Rosendall, D. DeYoung, B. Kosten, P. VanGorp, B. TerMclen. Row 2-W. Wood, D. Courter. D. Leif- broer, D. Beehe. D. Hamilton, G. Davis. Golf and Tennis Row 1-R. Barrows, J. Waltz, R. Kippen, P. Jackson, A. Goodwin, Mr. Haken. Row 2 - J. Tramper, N. Houk, D. Silcox D. Sc-hollart, G. Morrison. Row 3-J. Dooge, J. Powell, E. Antrim. F. Imburg. if J The Reserves Row I-C. Joppe, G. Buss, T. Scott, D. Carpenter, R. Harron. H. Wieten. H. De Kurte, H. Vogt. Row 2 - F. Freevill, B Haynes, J. Bessamer, D. Barber, B. Beckwith. J. Brink, J. Conklin. K. Billin, Row 3-W. Miller, D. Oomstead, F. Figly B. Ecker, J. Snyder, R. Brant, D. Long. J. Shuker, Coach Japinga. Row 4-H. Posley, D. Thomas, J. Shafer, J. Leese, Fi Slickers, J. Warmots, N. Remes, B. Berry, B. Kreger. I v 2 I 1 s 1 I 1 ' 5 f 5 sei I J 1 J rr A J .. 'T I D v 'i X -A 3 J fgsg ul ,Fifa J yu ST , BEST fr-.si .-1530. fsz L ' ' . l .ry . Row I-K. Robinson, J. Van Houten. R. Vogt, C. Toot. C. Buss, D. Silcox, D, Scholhart. Ron' 2-D. Smith. F. Freevill R. Conklin. J. Freevill. P. Champion, W. Schultz. D. Fuerst. Waltz Hathaway, Lane, Fischer, Stouten Pablo .4 . 19'-'Q KES' E 'Q . ' i - lr... ' A . .- Q r r if v x 1. Hang on! The whole page depends on you. 2. Slugger Lane. 3. Coach Schrunk. 4. Ugh-h-h! Weaver. 5. Lefty Fischer. 6. Marty. 7. There another foul, Vance. 8. Southern Exposure. 9. Fore! Creed. .W ii .4 ff I 1 rf' l E, .K , ...wi .K 4. I v 1 A 1, 1 I if . X. I l K' K2 .f , 15: rf. 11 .2 ' -1 W, , F . m zgiifilt-Nix-.f.: -X Q 'MM , M A l I. ,lyk Special Events SPECIAL EVENTS not only interest everyone. but they also give a large majority of the Creston Braves a chance to participate. It is very seldom that they are not treated with resounding applause and bursts of en- thusiasm quite akin to warwhoops. Every- one, performing or not, enjoys them and so on with the showin 1 3?-I and Committees Please, l have four vhildren and two uneles to support. Q 7, I' I lt is not perfertly an right. Oh, The Otis Skinner. Senior Play Our Hearts Were Young and Cay proved to be a smashing success through the versatility of the Cast and the coop- eration of the committees. 5 0 CRADLE SCENE - Kneeling - Bill Terkeurst, lst King. Standing - Andrew Goodwin 3rd King: Andrew Broekema, 2nd King. Dorothy Vader, Madonna: Roger Uecker Joseph: Angels and celestial choir in background. Gloria GLORIA, the traditional Christmas pageant, is presented each year by the students of the music and dramatics depart- ments. The leads were taken by Andrew Broekema as the prophet priest: Joan Stuit as Elizabeth: Reginald Willem- sen as Saradon of Chaldea: Richard McLean as Judah. Others in the cast were Jack Lane as Obed: Dorothy Vader, the Madonna: Roger Uecker, Josephg Bifl Terkeurst, An- drew Broekema, Andrew Goodwin, the Kings: Ray Carpen- ter, Bruce Kryger, Warren Proud, Soldiers of Herod: Mary Jane Jessup, Mary Heering, and Patricia Miller as Heaven- ly Messengers. L'Ave Maria was sung by Julianne Ladewig at the inter- mission. Ave Maria Soldier scene Keith Longberg, .lack Lane, Roger Uecker in a scene from Hugo ln A Hurry. One Act Plays THE TWO COMEDIES and the short musical skit put on by the dramatics classes proved to be a hit with all who attended. That women cannot get along without the aid of men was ably shown in l'Are Men Superior. Ruth DeNise played Mrs. Livingston while Susan the spinster of the play was taken by Abby May- hew. Edwina and Marcia were played. Glenna Mae Cummings and Pat Bresnahan. Jackie Pier- son took the part of Mrs. Bell while' the maids were partrayed by Billie Hall, Janet Sweet. and Bonnie Freas. The second play was Hugo in a Hurryf' Hugo was beautifully played by Keith Longberg, while Jack Lane took the part of Mr. Sparks, the sci- entific mover. Roger Uecker and Margorie De Maagd played Mr. and Mrs. Butler while the maid,s part was taken by Pat Cherry. Joan Lingen- felter took the role of the snooty Mrs. Hale. To add variety a group of girls put on a musi- cal taken from the Broadway hit. Oklahoma. Jackie Pierson and Abby Mayhew in a scene from Are Men Superior. ,cu CAST OF OKLAHOMA - Standing - J. Ladewig, D. McKee, J. Bailey, B. Houston, B. Laansma, V. Brunsink, M. Gormley. Kneeling - D. Vader, M. Jessup, B. Whitem. H. Ascherman, and M. Hull. i -1 : I 'Y -Q 5 Junior Amateur Show ONCE AGAIN the junior class sponsored the school amateur show. There was varied talent and stiff competition. Pat Jackson and Barbara Tanen- baum very capably presided as master and mis- tress of ceremony. The boys quartette composed of Jack Waltz. Bill Stroh, Andy Goodwin. and Paul Byl stole the show by winning the grand prize. Other winners were the three piece band. Sayla Emmert, and Ruth Ann Dalsey. Budd Udell. Roger Mawhy. Sam Blackburn Y 46 5 ff' , il! 'lrrll' nfl' fi - t N' if 1 L fa' .gt 1, W' iff X 'sri syn 25 'llliilifv' ' t - '1'?Ff f . Faculty IN BOTH wisdom and leadership we can compare our principal, Mr. Howard W. Wickett, to any of the great Indian chiefs who led their tribes in war and peace in our wooded and unsettled state many years past. Each tribe was loyal to the decisions and trusted in the advice of its chief as we, the stu- dent body and faculty, follow the counsel of our principal. 4 ray, , f-rt X 5' vi I. ,-' . , ,Q Q ifbiisiii 5 ff. I s t I fi! we i Junior Revue HILARITY, EXCITEMENT, and colorful costumes reigned over Creston the week of the Junior Review. With their advisors. Miss Rita Lally, Miss Lois Conrad, and Mr. Martin Van Wingen, the juniors of '49 presented an extravaganza of entertainment. A few of the more spectacular acts were: NYou Were Meant for Me, Larry Abbott and Bob Ter Moleng '4Couple of Swells,'7 Janice Cummings, and Bobbie Tan- nenbaumg Spooks with uDem bones walkin, aroundn accompanied by the boys quartetteg By the Seawg HWild- Howerswg The Military Tap with Jr. girlsg and 'all Advertisof' Boy's quartet in Dry Bones You Were Meant for Me A 'lCoupla Swells Wild Flowers Kip Ar ll ,- E bf pull 9 ,Q 1. pn Committee Heads Qtandmg Vlrglma Dadd Joyce Huckleberry Richard lxlppen 'Nlarllyn Remes Danny Stevens Kneelmg .Janice Cumming Mary NlcDowl J umor Dance THE JUNIOR CLASS be an the1r SCTICS of actxvxtxes wlth a dance Nov 26 whxch was well attended and greatly enjoyed The plans were made and carrled out by Marllyn Remes and Danny Stev ens the Vice Presldent and the Presldent of the class They were asslsted by the1r very able classmates The buslness manacers ln charbe of tlcket sales were Rlchard Klppen and MHTIOTIE McDowl wh1le Joyce Huckleberry led the Dec oratlon Commlttee Publlcxty was headed by Jamce Cummmgs and Marjorle DeWaard pro vlded for refreshments The entertamment was planned by Joyce Nussdorfer and Howard Jack man 'lil ki! 1.11211-lil i ll. f 5'- C7 .loyce Van Akl-leren F D Winter Carnival Ice 1 Queen. Barbara White, alternate queen. x ,Rik 1, People 1. Seventh graders looking at some handsome men. 2. This is the way we comb our hair. 3. Q. ...Z RAY' They act alike, Andre and Kippen. 4. The long and short of it, in the Senior Class. Debate Right-Charles Nussdorfer is pre- paring to do his part in the debate contest. Below-Mary Gormley, .lanet Ascherman, Jim Hines, and Shirley Schriber holding the District Honor Award in debate which they won. MyC,HlGAN DEBATE l94gt? .Y AWA: umvnswv or IWW Forensics THE STLIDEXTS who entered the district forensics contest from Creston were Rhea Houk, Frances Wenzel, Mary Jane Jessup. Wallace Hettlc, Betty Kremer, Shirley Schriber, Laura Blandford, and Berta Houston. As the contest is held after the Saga goes to press, the results cannot be printed here. I-dir' Christmas Parties DECEMBER 23 was the scene of many Christmas parties in the rooms of Creston. Pupils along with teachers created the tradi- tional and fun inspiring Christmas spirit. These pictures show some of the rooms where parties were held. The whole day was made complete by our own Santa Claus which was none other than Bob DePres. Mrs. Clenn's party - Santa, Bob DePres, Joyce Van Akkeren, Jackie Brown, Jack Lane, Mary Jane Jessup. A QV Fads and Fancies IF YOU,RE TRYING to find the latest whims in clothing. haircuts, or doo- dads, Creston is the place to find them. The year of ,49 brought into the spot- light the fad of steadies with sweaters alike, such as Dick Beckwith and Oleta Kauffman in the upper left picture. Short haircuts were something that hit Creston with a slash this year. In the upper right hand picture youill find The Barbershop Quartettef' A revival of the yo-yo trend came about this year. The picture at center right shows a group of boys demonstrating their great talents! Not only the boys are talented. In the bottom left hand picture we see rivals. Oh. those lucky fellows who received a beautiful pair of argyles from their best girls. A few seniors demonstrate their skill in the lower right hand picture. 'rrp . QV' x . . , Index A.B ......,........,,.....,..... ...,. 3 A-Capella Choir .. .......... 42 24 Amlcltla .,,.,.,... ......,.,. Band .....Av............ .......... 4 O Bars and Chevrons ......... 27 Baseball ............. ....,.... 9 7 Basketball ......l ......... 9 2 Bible Club ............. ......... 2 9 C-Club ........,............. ......... 2 2 Christmas Parties ........ ....s......,.. 1 10 Circulation Staff ...v..,.... ..,...... 3 7 Courtesy Squad .............. ......... 3 8 Debate ....,.......,,.,...... .............. 1 09 Dedication .. 4 Directory ....,..... ......... 6 8 Echo .... ..,...... 3 7 Faculty ..,...,...... ...i..... 8 Fads and Fancies ............., 1 11 Football ........ ...,..... 8 8 Foreword .......... ......... 2 Forensics ...., ..,.,,.,...,.., 1 09 Cvlee Club ........., ......... 4 4 Gloria . .e,,.. ' ...s........... 103 Golf ............ ......... 9 8 Hi-Y ............ ......... 2 0 83 Honors ..................... ............... Horizon Club ............. ............ 5 0, 82 Junior Class Officers .... .......... 7 1 Junior Dance .................. ............... 1 07 Junior Honor Society .,....,....... .......... 1 9 Junior Review ......... .,,,,,,,,,,,,r 1 O6 Junior Ushers .... ......... 4 9 Junior Y-Teens . ......... 33 Latin Club ............. .,....... 2 5 Library Club ............... ......... 2 3 Modelairs ......... 31 9-Y Teens .,...... i.....,.. 3 2 One Act Plays i........... .............. 1 04 Orchestra .....................,.... ......... 4 1 Outstanding People .......... ,............. 1 08 Principal ..................... P.T.A. 5 Quill and Scroll .i........, ......... 2 6 R.O.T.C. ...... .... . Saga ................,,.,........ 48 46 Science Club ............... ......... 2 8 Second Band ......,.. Second Choir .... 41 44 Senior Class ....... . ......... 52 Senior Directory ...,......... ......... 6 8 Senior Honor Society .............. ......... 1 8 Senior Play .......... ...,....., .............. 1 0 2 Senior Ushers .... ......... 5 0 Senior Y-Teens . ......... 34 Student Council ........... ......... 3 9 Tennis ...,....... ......... 9 9 Title Page ....... .... 1 Track .............. ......... 9 6 Underclass ....................... .. 72 Variety Pages ....... ............ 1 5, 16, 70 35 ZW, NRS M, JWLQQJ jQ,49'b'a'20M9' li2A 'Wf 'ff'P2f'Qf 4, fi' RSA img? giiffii Hwy MW' Q45 QWMM 1 I. xf V- .., 1,4 Mwfw ,-, J .X ., Jfh WP will U Wqdvf U ' 5 2299 mb WQTQQ mf N 5, C 05 Z3 yQ5j.:2f wsjifw W4 U 5 MW Mb F4 + Q, xg. ' A2-.15 ' Q W- - Yi ef SX my , gi ig 355 1 QQ GN - gi BCQ1' - SQ R I tix- V , .Q .Ev WWW? fvfifw-:vu ,N NMfv5y5fA 'V ihi f 1' ., . Wfivf2gQ?2 fi YW Vx J QQ' Q! --J wk? 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MA- E. 3'5- 1,5 .nm X , 5 1 fi M 1-tv A --. . lg... at E Miss Marguerite Eness -- Spanish, typ- Mr. Edwin Frederickson - Machine Miss Harriett Gleason - Student Per- ing, and manager of the bookstore. shop and general metals shop. sonnel Director. ,, ,naw 'if .. ! lK, is-ari X . 1.5 Mrs. Carolyn Glenn - American gov- Mr. Frank Goodwin - Vocal music Mr. William Hakell - BUSUICSS law, ernment and debate. and director of the A Cappella Choir. typing, shorthand. faculty manager, ten- nis coach, and session room. X vi? '79 I . x 5 fa'- ' I Ox 1 -,li ' in . - , -an Mr. Andrew Hansson - Mathematics Miss Aida Hoekstra - English and Mr. Harold .lapinga - Mathematics, and Senior Ushers' adviser. session room. second team f00lbHll 003011, and SPOR- sor of the Hi-Y. lifrfif: ' V ' .. .-,. .1-'T 2 Q .IjgQi5E::.:5,qTf' YSQQQQE .. ...ao-.A x Wi si lt Us Ha, 'fw 3'-fl' -W Q YP? K 61.5 Miss Hallie John - English and Junior Miss Norma Jones- Assistant librarian. Miss Theresa Kelly - Engllsh Ushers' adviser. WY: ffvrsf.. -eq'-a-,,:-r f- . , .Fa 4,5 -.x A :xii-if X. X5 f E 'll F K . 5, ., .V gym - -X' ' gf ll . 4' X' Db .52 'Ska X . :N 'Sb :F Nqr: Siu- , -sw..- M -N. Miss Frances Kilstrom - Girls' physical Mr. Earl Knutson - Mathematics and Miss Rita Lally - Shorthand, typing, education and A.B. Club's sponsor. session room. Z1 3223 and treasurer of Publications i U ,W I Sxtw- ' fri. .gf f- tv ,, .RK N 39' , . : I t S Miss Dorothy Lawyer - All 7th grade Mr. Robert Linden - Mathematics and Mr. Joel Lowe - Instrumental music academic subjects, session room, and session room. sponsor of the Amicitia Club. rs C Miss Frances Maloney - History, geog- raphy, and session room. 3 gxx , M X s 3 . x 'F , .s. Miss Myra Mulder - Foods, geography, and sponsor of the Junior Y4Teens. 2 Miss Ruth Phillips - Clothing and history. Miss Marjorie Matthews - Algebra, Miss Cornelia Moran - Foods, personal trlgonometry, and sponsor of the 9-Y- regimen. and manager of the cafeteria. Teens. W:.37,X:,s,.4,,1, , ' . ., X . I f ' L- Q f . via l' ' fm N' r 1 i. ' 3 V Q ex -N V ' ff Mr. William Pease - Wood shop and Mr. Raymond 0'lVlalley-History, assist- sponsor of the Modelairs Club. ant football Coach, and session room. - Q 'x f INA! l, fn if r N ,En g ' .f if P P an I C Q . ,I 'Vg' If r . i i, r if A li is We- Q- - : ' vi 3 K x ,, 2 l Mr. Gil Powers - Boys' physical edu- M555 PCQBY P509 - Engliflh hiS!0fY, cation, sponsor of the C. Club, and foot- and SPUHSOT Pf the Cafeteria CQUTWSY ball coach. J rsflllad- s ww P on , yfuus- N s Qs -, fs.. f N Q 2 is 1 ,, -l '2 e 1 i Mr. ,lay Rens - Economics, history, and Miss Eugenia Schmitz - Librarian and Senior session room. sponsor of the Library Club. H X V Mrs. Sadie Stowell - Latin, and Latin Miss Mildred Tenhaaf - English. Club's sponsor. S Y 9 X rl e sf y Hr K U klb. 55' 1 - 5' lf' ' !:' 'Q .,., S' ' , ii ' 1:-fi ,t..j i'4 J Mr. Emery Toogood - Mechanical Mr. John Van Krimpen - English, drawing. journalism, adviser of the L'Echo Staff, and SCSSIOH room. .W 5 ' ur! 1 rf M' 5 , , V 5, M ...M ' xx as 'N .Q .if ' 5 - , Q 1 + X ,IQ 1 N v 2 - . f .TTER lv ' I - ef' Mr. Henry Schrump - Civics, baseball, and basketball coach. g sqm' :nv 'X .-.-i'.-Zs:f:j- . ' . X X. H pta wg 1 M . .1 fo r fx. , X x - ' oasis -' Q 'sy , 'l 's . ' 'XQQL-Q. -5 ,r'gl ' .'f1flfL:+- N' tuiwbbit-' '+'::fSf Z' .1 V3 ' J ,j:..'kjf8:.:- 1 . A en, P Mr. Norman 'l'ock - Printing, and adviser of the Saga Staff. ,. .,.s.Q,,- , sgq-g:f,'rvrs'X ' -a -A .xllfvf ' .wg-, X. , :X- . W. Q. Y.: 1 - :X sex ::, if- . . .ses ffl? - Nr. - ' ff: x V iii C3'i't' ' KF3: ' . . . , - ff'Qsq,.'v ,. ' . xy.: -...sg . x .ywE,QjN,-- .T 1, Q- sep.- 5 F? - X. vs. .st M g: . xt.- :,. ,KN . - . -1- 1 5 5, K X FX l sf Q gf? .5 'S 'Q 3-:Sgr ' Miss Marie Van Westenbrugge - His- tory, geography, and Bible Club's sponsor. .fktuf ' :WH 6' . i' f Jw 1 4 ii 1 i i. W Mr. Martin Van Wingen - Mathe- matics, commercxal arithmetic, track coach. and Junior session room. 461 Miss Rosetta Weiffenbach - Clothing. X . 'Hi'-,.s 9' . A H .,a. .,.- s A f Miss Esther Wise - Bookkeeping, com- mercial arithmetlc, and session room. Mrs. Louise Verdier - English and Latin. 1 nj V 4 ' 'll ' M42 , Mx 1' I :J Mr. William Welch - Biology and sponsor of the .lunior Honor Society. guy, Miss Cleo Wood - English and spon- sor of the Senior Honor Society. VII f : L.. .. 1' -K., , ffj-fb, ', Q: 'Q 2 ' 'jill 4 is N Mr. Cverritt Wassenaar - Biology, gen eral science, and adviser of the Student Council. 71441151-' afwf ,-an i if 'Nw-'-ww-,5 Miss Mary Windt - English, history American government, and sponsor of the Courtesy Squad. , --7311:-gc ,.,., w '- . fi is . 5 5.7 - - ,- - f Sf - 2....ff, .'- , v-' .. ...J In 4' K, f Mr. Walter Wood - Chemistry, physics, sponsor of the Science Club, and golf coach. ':'5':f,25 Jammu... :W , i -ml X K qxxl sire M Miss ,loan Woodlock - Art and inter- Mrs. Eileen Barkley - Assistant rlerlc. Miss Ruth Yokom - Clerk ior decorating. Custodians Walter Slagboom, fireman Qdeceasedl, Glenn Cavner, engineer. and Pat Malone. fireman. Bill Dove, fireman, Bill Beals, head custodian, Leonard Ver Woert, custodian. and Le Roy Kesler, fireman. F-.f , 49 , N G, H I Y' X Mrnsqf ' 1 Dffll IGH I Q Img 2 JN- uf 1 P 49111 fi I P P I Av P ' x I KA, X fs Xffi V . Q AZ: ,. Q NW. W T I 1- if 1-f , X6 XE 5503? E x 5 99 f X? X4 sg JN sb-1 Ek , Y Nii' W Q' WP' XG XP ' N 'J mu t iffy-J QM xy . 3' 'Hz V pf GMM . 0 6 'Tb X5 R1 : f m W f JB X f N ' L If K , T N7 fvfvfq EA '. ' ' - 4 -X Q Q? YE, R ,LD .1 14 X X A W K ' 4. E CZZQLSZE - 2- ig Q WXX . A X -ag, fri 5546, QQ ' if Q F F?-' '1' we mg 5 Rfk Sz, M 'A A' ' v ' J -. n g f i ,QW g ff? J wg Q' W 1 ' Aw www H It U ' .. ' . -n Y' . ' . 'xxx . , . .X , KX , Q , 5 ' , . V I VV E a ts., r A ni - af' 3: 7: .. .. i S i 1 ,t 135' A , by NNYQEJWQ g......... rl- 'Wit Clubs THE MAIN PURPOSE of the Creston Clubs is to encourage good will among students. As Crestonites start out on life's rocky path, they will find themselves better pre- pared for social and business life for hav- ing taken part in school clubs and organ- izations. Someday, looking back at the great times held at their dear Alma Mater, they will remember with satisfaction the gaiety and friendship found in the good old pow-wows. 5 ,wmv-1-M A 1:'m,.,- . , -ar ,,. . , ...vw- cv-as E I Rowl Mlss Wood M Trexber I Benedict J Ascherman S Schrxber B Kremer P Keegstra Row 2 A Thompson N Jenkins P Corlm B Laansma J Pl'lllllpS J Sweet Row 3 E Hrggms L Rosendall B Terkeurst A Broekema A Goodwm OHICCFS A Broekema President P Keegstra Secretary E Hlg gms Treasurer J Ascherman Vlce Presldent Semor Honor SOClCty THIS YEAR S Senlor Honor SOCl8ty under the leadershlp of MISS Cleo Wood had as thelr mam project a Go To College week March 14 18 that mcluded movles post ers drsplays and an assembly fea turmg Russell Mawbey as speaker The club s officers were presldent Andrew Br-oekema' v1ce-presldent Janet Aschermang secretary, Pat Keegstrag and treasurer, Edgar Higgins, with Student Council rep- resentative, Margaret Treiber. ...wi ggt 5 3 21 Q 4 MXIH' z 7-f 4,-c xg rf: A f 'f A res .J P gd., .2 li it F a x, M5 1 A ,-. N .. ?' 2 2 ' 1-'Q Rowl S Stolorow J Whxtworth D Cummings J Thompson D Blazaak NI Benson S De lxorne D Lower Row 2 F Imburg H Dewey J Cummings M Nlethefer C Bruce M Cross L Udell J Dennis M Harrmgton J Reed L Lmden C Txchner Row3 E Antrim H Smith N Barnes J Wetzel P Chadwick L Osenga S Morrison S Hawkins C Thompson M Van Zee G Colllca J Vander Brock Mr Welsh Row 4 D Varner P Wells F Trelber J Slerveld J Richards D Danes Nl Vanden Bout M Weldman M 'NIcDowl M Llnklield M Foster L Paterson C lxramer D Smith D Klrkbrlde J Sucers M Remes R0w5 J Verberg J Cowman M Millard F Truckle M Peterson K Pressler M Blandford H Shipman D OBrien B Uecker D Hamilton 'V Houk J Laansma Junior Honor Society THE JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY IS an honorary group of students ranglng from the elghth through the tenth Grades They are selected for thelr h1 h scholarshlp by a faculty com mittee. Even thouvh the organization has a new faculty adviser Mr. Wm. Welch who replaced Mr. Robert Linden when Mr. Linden became ill, it has done a great deal. The students in the society have done virtually every thing but play at the basketball games, as they,ve sold paddle pops and conducted a checkroom. They have even produced a noon movie and had sales after school. Joyce Cowman, President: Joyce Wetzel, Treasurer: Jack Laan ma Secretary Donna Klrkbrlde V1cePres1dent 3 i fi l lu' rn ZW 1 -'1 ,ji Row I - D. 0'Brien, D. Kanode, J. Waltz, B. Terkeurst, J. Sutton, B. Hieshetter, C. Du Bois, G. Albrechtsen, B. Ter Molen R. Proos, Mr. Japinga. Row 2 - D. Courtright, D. Fuerst, R. Andre. L. Linden, H. Jackman, R. King, T. Alberda, D. Creed, B Koch, P. VanCorp, C. Bruce, P. Jackson, C. Morrison. Row 3-D. Hathaway, J. VanderVeen, C. Hornback, C. Bruder, D Courter, P. Clutting, G. Terpening, T. Pische, J. Hines, J. Kurth, B. Vogt, W. Meadema, G. Waterkamp. Row 4 -- Weaver, B. Hogeboom, J. Truckle, P. Byl, L. Dornan, R. Kippen, A. Watson, O. Woolpert, R. Wilkins, A. Riewald, D. Snyder B. lN ki. J. Funk. J. Babb. D. . . ' . . . . loros - .- gg DeYoung A Goodwin H. Stouten L Abbott Hi-Y Is An Active Group THIS YEAR THE Hx-Y, under the able leadership of Mr. J apinga made many contributions toward keep- ing up the prestige of Creston. The first of these was the annual Thanksgiving distribution of baskets for the needy. During the second semester the club replaced the record board for track with a better type. One hundred dollars was also donated to the school for a new loud speaker system to be used in the gym. The club held meetings every week. They were packed with fun, and since active speakers were invited to speak many educational talks were heard. Officers at left - President, .H. Beeng Secretary, R. Proos: Treasurer, B. Vogt, and Vice-President. G. Morrison. , HWKXWK liitflifi Ili -f' r 'iff 1 Above - The Basketball Team. R. Hogeboom, R. Vanderliooy, K. Bruder, K. Wildeboer, P. Van Corp, C. DuBois, H. Been. B Koch. si. X ,MQ Above - Club members getting the Thanksgiving Baskets ready to deliver. Right - Making the All City Record Plaque. if X ' XiWiXl'l x rl . ,,iX X ' I I VM ' , ,V,v -mi Boys with i'C's ',' 'B UNDER THE ADVISERSHIP of Mr. Gil Powers, the C - - Oflicers for first semester - D. Walch, Treasurer: B flflb eI'g1eavTri F0 Create adgl-Eater mtlireilt m ath' Vance, Vice-President, B. TerMolen, Secretary: E. Higgins etlcs. e c u is compose o oys w o ave won President. their major C in any sport in school. A very in- f d D P - - - - - Officers or secon semester- . Stegman, Vice- resident: formal mltlauon was held to brmg new members D. Stevens, President. Standing - D. Walsh, Treasurer into the club. H. Glutting, Secretary. Row I - B. TerMolen, D. Kozminski, N. Brown, J. Waltz, D. Creed,'.l. Lane, G. Terpening. Row 2 - .H. Glutting. B. Vance, R. Andre, R. Uecker, J. Fuller, C. Bruce, D. Stevens, B. Hieshetter, Cv. Weaver. Row - P. Jackson, M- Otte, K, Bruder. C. Fischer, L. Dornan, P. Van Corp, R. DeVries. B. Vogt. Row 4 - D. Courtrlght, R. Wilkins, A. Goodwin. E. Woolpert. R. Kippen. D. Stegman. .l. Gravilyn. D. Walsh. E. Higgins. ft, xt, 1 , . TJ sa Row 1- D. Francis, C. McConnell, Miss Schmidt, librarian, J. Sundberg, M. Boerma, B. Harroun, P. Miller. Row 2 - P: Endres, M. Meyer, N. Billock, N. Myers, M. Bable, L. Austin, D. Morris. Row 3 - W. Chlebeck, D. Otte, E. Quigley, K. Kardas, N. Canbier, D. Poterack. Future Librarians Oficers - P. Miller, President: B. Harroun. Vice-President: M. Borema, Treasurer: J. Lund- berg Secretary THE ACTIVITIES of the year in- cluded initiation of new members. a Christmas party at Marian Boer- ma's house, and a speaker from the Telephone Company. For Book Week the club had the first in the series of Our Schools in Action radio programs. The program was based on the library and Library Club. Row l - M. Remes, .l. Brown, D. Vader, M. Jessup, M. Eckle, B. Stuart, K. Stratton. Row 2 - M. Vander Hon- ing, B. Tanenbaum, F. Vander Honing, P. Bresenhan. J. Keyes. L. Reimersma, B, Hall. Row 3 - .l. Van Akkeran. B. Kremer, B. White, C. Loomis, J. Lingen- felter. .l. Ladewig. Standing - J. Brown, ,l. Lingenfelter, R. Chance, B. Kremer. Sealed - M. Vander Honing. Amicitia Means Friendship THE 194-8-4-9 AMICITIA CLUB started the school year off with a bang by electing the following officers: Joan Lingenfelter, presidentg Barbara White, vice- presidentg Barbara Gurd, secretaryg Rosemary Chance. treasurer. The informal initiation was held October 29, and the formal initiation combined with the Christmas party followed on December 29. For raising funds this year, the Creston Amicitia Club sold beanies and pennants sporting school colors. It has also sponsored noon movies. By doing this it has been able to make the traditional presentation of the Christmas tree to the school. For the first time this year the club decided to purchase pins for its members. Row I - M. Borema, M. Blandford. C. Bruce. J. Richards, Nl. Neithfer. Xl. Hoffman, D. Huttinga, K. Kardas. Nl. Crum, N. Brabb P. O'Harrow, P. Endres, E, Davey, W. Urban. S. Schriber, O. Kauffman. Row 2 - Nlrs, Yerdier, Xl. Gormley, N. Cambier. J. Brown. P. Holtrop, B. Schrouder. F. Truckle. P. Vanderjagt. NI. Nlt'Dowl. Nl. Linkheld. XI. White. A. Stenson. N. Erhart. J. Westerhoff. 1. Verliurg, E. Quigley, D. Varner. Mrs. Stowell. Row 3 - B. Wild. R. Lewis, J. DeWeese, H. Dewey, F. Imberg, E. Lang, F. Treiber. R. DeGraaf, M. Houk. D. Campbell. Nl. Jenkins. Nl. Xlillard. F. Hathaway. J. Baker. Row 4-R. Wilkins, A. Twerp, U. Jerk. P. Jackson. R. Kippen. L. Schrouder. J. Simmons. B. Liecker. J. Wierenga. R. Terkuerst. D. Cornell. D. Sileox, H. Greenfield. Latin Club is Progressive THE LATIN CLUB under the sponsorship of Mrs. Sadie Stowell and Mrs. Louise Verdier has grown to be one of the largest clubs in school. In order to become eligible one must be at least in the second year of Latin. Theclub is to have a bulletin board outside of room 238 upon which will Ist Semester Oficers - Standing: R. DeCraaf, Stu dent Council Representative: R. Wilkins, Vice-Presi dent: N. Houk, President: Seated: M. Linkfield be posted important notices pertaining to Latin. Plans for other projects have not been completed. Officers of the club are as follows. First semester: Presi- dent, Neil Houk, Vice-president. Roger Wilkins: Secretary. Zelma Hathaway: Treasurer. Marlyn Linkfield. Second semester: President. Fred Trieberg Vice-president. Donna Varnerg Secretary. David Cornell.: Treasurer. Jane Whit- worth. 2nd Semester Oficers - Standing: F. Treiber, President: D. Cor- nell, Secretary. Seated: J. Whitw'orth. Treasurer: F. Truckle. Student Council Re resentative: D. Varner. Vice-President. P , ,F ry Treasurer: Z. Hathaway. Secretary. 3 nl 4 'W ' I I , r H Af! V A fL77,z, 1 wg. M, V LJlQ ?h jfP1f QE f up L X XX -Sf X 'Q ' n 5,- NGN G f J J x 19 Jb, 2, Z5 Ajv4fn2Xf4 A1 l JL-A ,Ili ,g , 1-yfk x li t ' I L! 1,V,L i ..fAA -f,.4, Q - ' . 9? Lfvd A , , s 'E , x., J , guy! x 'Y QQ yy fypwfbirwioyur A I Q' i s. J . , 1 'i UEg4 NMDJBQ W My 63656 Q Q QP? . 'lx ..., N 7 YQ J Y W fm Wf sg 1 , X eff M Wfwf W E I 79 Row I - M. Treiber, D. Blaazak, O. Kauffman, J. Ascherman, S. Schriber, M. VanderMolen. Row 2 - D. Courter, Miss Dunham, D. Brooks, J. Reed, J. Wilson, P. Chadwich, A. Thompson, L. Ozenga, R. Barrows. Row 3 - F. Treiber. L. Udell, J. Richards, H. Shipman, N. White. A. Brockema. N. Jenkins. Circulation Staff THE HARD WORKING circulation staff under the vises the distribution of the individual pictures, direction of Miss Dunham and Miss Kelley delivers and hands out the Sagas at the end of the year. the Echos on Thursday during the 7th hour. super- Quill and Scroll THE QUILL AND SCROLL is an international honor- students in Creston are chosen by the advisers of ary society of high school journalists for which the publication staffs. Seated - D. Vader, J. Ascherman. Standing - L. Blandford, J. Houston, M. J. Jessup, P. Keegstra, Mr. Van Krimpen. J. Sweet. M. Treiber. ll! Row I - R. Cole, R. Carpenter, G. Waterkamp. H. Smith. Row 2 - D. Cornell, L. Carpenter. C. Hornback, M. Brown, R. Misner. D. Hathaway. J. Fuller. D. Stellard. Row 3 - Sgt. Paul Cunard, D Courtright, J. Pitch, .l. Mclindoffer, R. Fuller. D. YanValkenberg. R. Clouse. Rau' 4 g E. Koon. S. Blackburn, J. Long. D. Vanliammen, J. Lamain, W. Briggs. R. Berry. Bars and Chevrons THE BARS AND CHEVRONS CLUB is com- posed of officers and non-commissioned officers of the R.O.T.C. The purpose of the club is to make for better understand- ing between officers. The big event of the year is the Military Ball which is spon- sored jointly by all Bars and Chevrons Clubs throughout the city. Oficers - G. Waterkamp, H. Smith, R. Car- penter, R. Cole. -.,-s,w Row I - D. Courtright, C. Hornbach, A. Broekema, A. Good- win, R. Willemsen, B. Terkeurst, C. Bassett. Row 2-T. Alberda, I.. Dornan, J. Lamain, D. Beckwith, D. Cornell. Row 3 - W. Proud, D. DeYoung, F. Neitering, L. Abbott, G. Waterkamp. Row -1 - R. Kippen, C. Bruce, R. Wilkins, Mr. Wood. ., is .l. Lamain, Secretaryg L. Dornan, Treasurer, C. Morrison, Vice-President: A. Goodwin, President. ga-r Science Club Takes Trips THE SCIENCE CLUB had a busy year in- cluding many field trips and noon movies. . Some of the places which they visited were: Haskelite, Dow Chemical, Hekman Bakery, Bell Telephone Company, and Cor- duroy Rubher. The club bought three pic- tures which were added to the collection of nine which had been purchased in pre- vious years. These pictures are of some of , ., ., ' the worldls greatest scientists, and make an f .,. Q.. , , . . .-..E.....,i 1 attractive addition to the science rooms. A i---.. 1, V - -, three-day trip to Chicago was made last .va f ol A ' June, and another is being planned for this year. While in Chicago the members visited the Field Museum, the Museum of Natural Science and History, the Planatarium, and the Aquarium. Creston's club is a chapter I -M B p of the.National Organization. Mr. Walter f M Wood is the adviser of the club. UL N J. Kurtz, A. Riewald. R. Wet-ber. Bible Club Has a Serious Purpose ONE OF THE NEWEST CLUBS in Creston this year in satisfy their desires, the cluh conducts its meet- extra-curricular activities is the Creston Bible ings in Bible study, choruses, and testimonies, Club. The club's main idea is to create fellowship At Christmas the Bible Club filled a basket with for Christian young people in Creston. Seeking to groceries to help a needy family. Row I - B. Laansma, J. Kurtz, A. Riewald, Miss Vanwestenhrugge, R. Weeher, B. Hawkins, E. Peterson. Row 2 - L. Gordon, M. Stadt, B. Holwerda, B. Saunders, C. Sherwood, D. Otte, F. Lucas. Row 3 - M. Hoeye, M. TenHoor, E. Higgins, W. Proud, A. Broekema, J. Cowell, M. Guiles, L. Sherwood. Row 4 - L. Gleason, N. Cambier, S. VanWyk, S. Hawkins, J. Wilson, D. DeLano, K. Kardas, J. Quigley. Row 5 - D. Beerthuis, J. Houston, R. DeNise, M. Pratt, J. Wellshimer, M. Harrington. Y an Row I - V. Mueller, D. Huttenga, J. Visner, J. Richards, C. Bruce, M. Blandford, V. Dadd, J. Rickling, S. Cvarlock, L. Osinga. C. Brooks, J. Reed. Row 2 - M. Stienport, J. Dennis, L. Udell, M. Benson, M. Devreugd, D. Flynn, A. Wetzel, S. Leusenkamp, E. Cross, B. Dunbar, D. Cummings. Row 3 - M. Hoffman, G. Larson, D. Blazak, C. Miller, K. Baker, A. Crum, J. Camp, G. Long, M. Stadt, P. Harding. Row -I - S. DeKorne, J. Rickenback, M. Flynn, B. Edge, V. Brunsink, F. Truckle, M. Whitcomb, C. Howland. J. Brown, Miss Kilstrom. A. B. Club Enjoys Exercise THIS ORGANIZATION which is composed of tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade girls stressed physical fitness and good health. A.B. this year undertook the usual games, volleyball, fieldball, and soft- ball besides holding a dance after the Central basketball game. The girls who have completed one year earn their numerals, two years earn their minor letter, and three years gain an all-city honor. Row 1 - M. Crum, K. Kardas, J. Graller, E. Thomas, B. Tanembaum, L. Riemensma, V. Raper, D. Beerthuis. Row 2 - G. Kunkel, N. Brabb, R. Davis, G. Gunnett,,P. O'Harrow, J. Nussdorfer, N. Seaburn, H. Huber, B. Saunders, B. Holwerda. Row 3 - D. Otte, J. Huckeberry, M. McDowl, M. Linkiield, A. Stinson, N. White, M. Millard, R. Rosel, F. Kilstrom, Adviser. B. Klooster, J. V. Lambert, D. Miller, M. Malloy, D. Pillsberry. All City A B Row I Barbara Harroun Laura Blandford, Carol Livingston. Janet Sweet, Bonita Freas, Mary Gulles Row 2 Joan Llngenfelter Janet A cherman 'Nlargaret Treiber, Alice Thompson, Betty Kremer. Row 3 - Nlaxine Pratt loan Kurtz Ruth Weeber, Frances Kilstrom. Adviser. Modelairs Neil Houk stepped out with a hrst and a second while Bog Vander Klipp received two seconds and Ray Hoggalt a second. The boys put on a noon movie to obtain funds to better their work. Their purpose is to promote model aviation in Grand Rapids. High flying. fellows! Pitch. Dale Sanke. Jim Stevens. Drex Wonzer, Bill Blood Ray Hoggatt branding on oor Jim Deweese Rus Noom. Slanding un bleachers f Nlr. Pease. Jack Shulter Colm MacDonald Jack Laansma Neil Hoult Bob Simpson. Dale Hanson. Neil Robinson. A ainst the wall nk Harper Harry Briggs Clen Dunn Richard LaBotz. Bill Havnes. Dick LCVEHIII - - J ' Y Row I - Miss Mathews, J. Wilson, B. Telder, N. DeVow. S. Stolorow, P. Smith, N. White, S. Benham. A. Keys. Row 2 + S. Shapero, M, Felix, G. Thompson, C. Bedford, .l. Cain, C. Anderson. Row 3 - P. Bruinswich. A. Beerthuis, M. McMaster. Y-Teens Co Forward 9-Y-TEENS have had a busy year with all galore. Having a speaker from Quatemala their parties and donut sales. and electing officers are just two of the They began the year with a bang-up many things they did to make their meetings informal initiation. followed with parties interesting and different. Row 1 '- S. Beach. M. J. Danker. C. Shaaftsma. J. Oosterwall, M. Foster, S. Antonides, N. Quinten, N. Robinson. Row 2 - A. Keys. S. Hawkins, R. Boerma. E. Terpstra. S. Beahorn. Nl. Veldman, P, Sterus, D. Berry. S. Zeralink. -5 5 S' 5, :L 1 a se 3. 40 21 15 .zaynf 4- Q I ? FS 90 Y' Row I Left to Right Barbara Watkms Helen De Young Norma Haapanen Sandra Watklns Yvonne Albrechtsen Joyce Rogers Sayla Emment Sandra Stoven Joanne Bement Phyllx Bucltel Row 2 Left to Rlght Anne Harding Joan Foster Nancy Briggs Carol Doorn Marjorie lxnoop Yvonne Trendt Maxine Boss Betty Thompson Row 3 Left to Rlght Ruth Ro e Phyllls Thompson Nancy Llndeman Mary Vler- glver Selma Hanson Barbara Cooley Row 4 Left to Right Jean Lacey Averlll Nlomenteller Mary Fuerst Theda Blssett Mary Fuller Jean Flynn LUIS Byl 'Niles Mulder Adviser Row 5 Left to Right - Joyce Stephens Nancy Steffe Margaret Terpstra Janet Emple Margaret Hutchinson Joyce Calkins Dorothy De Voogd Working for Creston J umor Y Teens THE JUNIOR YTEENS advised by Miss Betty Mulder had a year filled with fun and lnterestin act1v1t1es Two members went to a Y Teen outlng at Camp Newago 1n October To raise money for the Y.W.C.A. World Fellowship Fund the girls sold thirty boxes of Christmas cards and also filled a Christmas basket to present to a needy family. The girls enjoyed themselves at a games party at the Y.W.C.A. in November and held their own Christmas party where they sang carols and ex- changed gifts. In January several of the clubis members attended the Tri-City Play Day with Mus- kegon and Lansing. Seated - Joyce Rogers, Treasurer. Standing - Yvonne Albrechtsen, Vice-President: San- dra Watkins. President: Norma Haapanen. Secretary. l t D ila WPYT U . U IC s 5 Z,.- Page A ' 1 35 s +- at in as 'ff . , :,?.?jT .jf : if Q if 53 it an Q I . ,,. N L., - Q59 x fig. -38 i .. 'l T I sf ft'-f ., , 5 if of 5 If W f 24 -x Row I - L. Osenga, I. Gustafson, L. Blandford, K. Stratton, D. Edwards, R. Davis, F. Vander Honing, M. L. Ptozelle, J. Weidd. Miss Bean. Row 2 - C. Loomis, ,l. Whitworth, D. Vader, J. Ladewig, P. Keegstra, B. Kremer, L. Jewell, M. Hoeve, l. Lingenfelter. B. Wieten. Row 3 -V. Stratton. J. Siereveld, C. Cunnett, M. Millard ,A. Stenson, P. Endres, B. Saunders, B. Holwerda, J. Bulk, B. Steife, N. Ver Hay, S. Morrison. Row 4 - A. Thompson. C. Boluty, M. McDowl, M. Linkfield, S. Long. D. De Lano. S. Bennett. C. Lambert. S. Long. N. Veltman. Senior Y-Teens On Parade First Semestefs Officers - B. Hall. President: THE ACTIVE SENIOR Y.TEEN5 had 3 vgry busy year beginning with the election of officers and a formal initiation. Their first activity was a spread with the HyY at the Y.W.C.A. Later in the year they Rvlvw M Aflivify' Shot. attended the annual Y-Teens banquet. This year the club had the honor of having Joan Lingenfelter elected president of the Inner Club Council. She is the first person from Creston for some time to hold this position. The club was under leadership of Miss Dorothy Bean. B. White. Vive-President: J. Brown, Secretary: Nl. Eckel. Treasurer. .av-P A WWW C . 1 ,-I J - I A A is if ,, X X 1 ,. -5 X to fn 5' , Q4 ri! pq- Organizations W1-: MUST NOT FORGET the brave and untiring efforts that the first settlers made in gaining the respect and friendship of the Indians. Only by their tactful diplo- macy and honest trade, were they able to conquer the hostile attitude of the red- skins and create a feeling of unity as prevails in our own organizations which work so successfully together. -W W. .K X I v x , f ti in wi: ' . 5? . YS if K x r fisr kr Q? TF ,x . , ' 'K W n 1 , ' AM , W Wfm Q65 j fJ4fMWaVfwMB ,LQ- ZW df 'X ,. J X, 0-'ff Aff xx V. 1 sf , Y, LX . X I X ' bw. .M E L my w ,Ay 1 T9 .x' 'rx 7.1 l jf! V, L kj I 0 I W' JgAN,L:24f3 ff--Fw 1 -L,',gLi,,,f Q! I WJILIKIX ,-Thx! P Y N, X f , -4 Q-if Sy 3 55 T C539 xv Q- A' J 5, gi, Pri X A i g LJJTLQ A fx-, Q 89. Q A lv ..A.N Av M ,, My any Jvc h no' X Lf e.-fd? QQ si K SX , ' Q wiglbs iigiif SQ? gg 5 N53 EQ ww Q? X Kr J 1 l gy! ' A X. . K 'IJ WL wLqw w 1.2 Qiwx JH X - ay IJ Above -Janet Sweet, Advertising Manager: Janet Ascherman, Business Manager: Dorothy Vader, Editor: Margaret Treiber, Circulation Manager: and Pat Keegstra, Managing Editor. Center - Shirlie Steinport, page 2 editor: Bill Vance, page 4 editorg Mary Jane Jessup, page 3 editor: and Laura Blandford, page 1 editor. Below - discussing future issues are Mary Jane Jessup, Berta Houston, Dorothy Vader, Laura Blandford. Betty Kremer, Julia Keyes, and Bill Meadema. i 40 e 5 J f' rl ' of Eh nl ku Journalism Class Seated are R. Wilkins, R, Kippen, R. Terhlolen, B. Tulip, M. Whitcomb, D. Edwards. M. Remes V Raper andl Nu dorfer. Standing- lxrlmpen adwi er, P. Jackson. are D. Kanode, M. Nleyer, R. Davis, N. Brahb. Mr. John Van- D. Delsano, P. Harding. li. Kardas, I.. Osenga. Newspaper Men of the Future REPORTING ALL THE NEWS that happens around Creston IS the lively bi weekly school paper. The Creston Echo To start off their subscription campaign. the stafif re enacted a radio program consisting of mtervlews a quiz show and commercials. The new camera purchased by the publication staffs was also presented at this time Main positions were held by Dorothy Vader. Right - are the advisers of the publication staffs, Miss Rita Lally, Miss Lorraine Adams, Miss Doris Dunham, Miss Theresa Kelly, Mr. Nor- man Tock, Miss Evelyn Adams, and Mr. John Van- Krimpen. I um 1 sb'-WX '1 4 Editor-in-Chiefg Patricia Keegstra. Managing Editorg Laura Blandford. lst page Editorg Shirlie Steinport. Feature Editorg Mary Jane Jessup, 3rd page Editor: and Bill Vance. Sports Editor. Janet Ascherman. Margaret Treiber. and Janet Sweet were Business Manager. Circulation Manager. and Advertising Manager. respectively. The Echo gives students valuable practice in the journalism field. T PT., V 4 r Where's your hall pass. Please, is asked by J. Truckle and B. Harroun on duty in the front hall. In lower picture is our cafeteria squad - .l. Brown, P. Mackey, B. Terkeurst, J. Lundberg, D. Otte, M. Weymer, land C. Sherwood. not picturedl. T, Z lr lr frlllriillil I -- - . -,iv -.-fi. Y ill r Eli? r.!r.,,tr E. ,tr 1 1 1:2 rr V . ., h , .r. I l 1, .-5 ':' figs 'Igl 'er H 'l :il Row I - D. Beerthuis, D. Klaasen, C. Sherwood, J. Ascherman, M. DeMeester, R. TerMolen, J. Sweet, C. Livingston, B. Saunder, M. Foster, S. Hawkins, Pat O'Harrow, N. Brabb, N. VanderBroek, R. Boerma, B. Harroun. Row 2 - N. Cambier, M. Weymer, J. Brown. S. Agema, J. Lundberg, D. Otte, B. Kremmer, A. Thomp- son, M. McDowell, M. Linklield, M. VanderMolen, R. We-eber, M. Stadt, N. White, ,I. Ladewig, D. Vader, H. Huber, M. Gormely, Miss M. Windt. Row 3 - A. Broekema, W. Proud, B. Kuick, D. DeYoung, R. Wil- kins, P. Jackson, L. Dornan, J. Lane, R. Uecker, B. Terkeurst, B. Dickinson, D. Cornell, E. Higgins, C. Bar- num. Row 4 - J. Waltz, B. Stroh, D. Harrington, D. Kanode, D. Walsh, T. Boylen, W. Hieshetter, P. Houk, R. Romkema. M. Swartz, D. Zoerner. Courtesy Squad THE COURTESY SQUAD is principally responsi- ble for the quiet and clean halls of Creston. The squad is composed of students who have merits of responsibility and dependability. Quietness is insured by hall posts manned at frequent positions about the halls. They see to it that disturbing noise is prevented during class periods. Along with this, the Courtesy Squad maintains a group of workers who keep order in the cafeteria. These workers instruct the students in proper procedure and conduct in the cafeteria. Every hour of the day you can see the hall monitors on duty keeping order in our corri-l dors. Many thanks are in order for the won- derful work they do. The group is organized and directed by Miss Mary Windt. 91 Row I - D. Beerthuis, Nl. Millard, C. Cunnett. B. Weersma C. Breen. B. Lipke, Nlr. Wassenaar. Row 2 - M. Treiber, ,l. Verburg. C. Anderson, D. Sanipanes, B. Wieten. ,l. Waltz. A. Coodwin, C, Hornbeck, D. Courter. Row 3 - ,l. Lamain. D. Delano, D. Vader. D. Feurst. C. Bruce. A. Broekema, C. Vanlirimpen. Rau' 4 - C. Waterkamp, S. VanWyk, J. Wilson, M. J. Donker. R. DeCraaf. N. Houk. R. Wilkens. Student Council THE STUDENT COUNCIL has had a busy and profitable year for the school. They sponsored several repair jobs. Among these were having the juke box used. for dances fixedg repairing the hall showcasesg getting a new bulletin board for the front hallg and put- ting name plates on class room doors. However their energies were not entirely spent on repairs, for they put on noon movies, a noon dance, and a dance after the Ottawa basketball game. And because there was no Hikers Club .this year to sponsor the annual Daffodill Prom. they took over the job of making the dance a success. Election of the president by all the students was done for the first time this year in the his- tory of Creston. Row I - A. Keith. D. Thomas, J. Bunker, M. Robinette, A. Fuller, M. Rickner, S. Watkins, H. Beals, C. Berry, D, Baltutat, J. Curry, J. Doege. Row 2 - P. Macke ', J. S' ld P. M ' D ' y lerve , owry, . Arntz, J. Sprlnget, K. Houtman, B. Coleman, J, Cowman, M. Whitcomb, J. Barber, C. Erhart, D. Glade, S. Morrison, C. Tickner. D. Billin. Row 3 - E. Andrews, C. Eastman, G. Whittington, D, O'Brien, J. Naum, D. Terpstra, A. DuB0ise, D. Lipke, B. Abbott, N. Arndt, S. Blackburn, A. Humphries, B. VanderVelde, B. Shaffer. M. Lindhout, B. Verburg. Row 4 - C. Joppe, C. Johnson, B. Udell, C. Van Krimpen, H. Beem, D, Kanode, R. Mawley H, Jackman. B. Stuit, H. ' Lettmga, W. Joyce, N. Houk, J. Warmolts. Row 5 - L. Putnam, R. Dempsey, D. Olmstead, G. Lanstra: M. Tramper, B. Vander Zonne. Creston Senior Band THIS YEAR,S SENIOR BAND is one of the finest Creston has ever enjoyed, At the Michigan State Fair, they were awarded a cup which is on display in the show case. Their demonstrations at football games was praised by the Grand Rapids Press. The Competitive Band and Orchestra Festival for District No. 7 was at South High School, March 27, 194-9. The selected pieces were: American Folk Rhapsody, by Crundmang Universal Judgment. by Camille De Nardisg and Music in the Dark, by Joseph Bergeim. The officers pictured are Herb Beem, President, Dick Kanode, Treasurer, Joan Barber, Secretaryg and Cleo Joppe, Vice President. it S 111 i l : 4 . . . 1 ,E li .g. -.: Row l - .l. Sweet, J. Wilson, I. Gustafson, S. Bennett, L. Helms. Ruw 2 - D. Thatcher, S. Barnes, M. Akkerhuis, D. Williams, B. McConnell. C. Sherwood, J. Barber. Row 3 - Mr. Lowe, S. Watkins, D. DeBoe, B. Haynes. R. Billin. R. Spaeth. Row 4 - D. Lipke. H. Beem. B. Stuit. D. 0'Brien. C. Joppe. Senior Orchestra and Junior Band THE SEN1oR ORCHESTRA made many major appearances. They played for Gloria, the Senior Play. and the Spring Concert. Two mem- bers of the orchestra participated in the District Solo and Ensemble Festival. The Junior Band is a training unit for the Senior Band. Row 1 - R. Flunk, A. Afton, J. Foote. D. Swanson, .l. Haston. Row 2 -F. Harper, B. Lipke, R. Simpson, C. Bes- wick. Row 3 - F. Roest, J. Hoage, S. Hendricks, D. Hyde. Row 4 - BQ Ver- hurg. R. Van Order. The A Cappella Cholr CRESTON STUDENTS can really be proud of its choir this year. Mr. Goodwin says it is the best we have ever had because of tone quality and balance of parts. The choir's main feature is Randall Thompsonis Peaceable Kingdom. a suite of eight songs. The lm 'HK 2' -..il'H'tllY ERIE. 5: . u A U 1 2 -R Row l - B. Hall, J. Seelman. R. Termolen, J. Ascherman, C. Brown, M. Hart, J. Brown, B. Johnson. Row 2 - M. Rozelle, R Davis, A. Twiss, J. Van Akkeren, A. Veltman, J. Phillips, M. Boss, D. Vader. Row 3 - J. Lingenfelter, D. Chinnow, L. Glea son, J. Ladewig, C. Bursma, B, Steffe. P. Smith, J. Blaauw. Row 4 - M. Gormley, J. Reickenback, R. Dodge, O. Woolpert D. De Young, J. De Boe, C. Barnum, P. Jackson, J. Laanstra. Row 5 - N. Gambier, J. Houston, M. Vander Molen, R. Ripma J. Middleton. B. Fress, A. Goodwin, E. Hollenbeck, B. Dirkinson, R. McLean. R. Vanderkooy. is hm .A mx um .ax U1 J Pride of Creston first performance of this was given at Park Church for the Bach Festival. April 22 the choir presented their own music night divided into three groups of songs. Some other concerts were for the Republican State Convention. Kiwanis Club. Rotary Cluli and various other organizations. 3 .i maxim ZRKYKKYFKXKRHKT-- mm: 1 . U ' -fi Row I - N. Vander Broek, M. Hoeve, S. Shultz. M. Blandford, J. Richards, M. De Waard, L. VanderLuan, D. Beerthuis. Row 2 - H. Huber. M. Remes, L. Sherwood, P. OfHarrow. J. Nussdorfer. M. Vander Honing. D. Edwards. B. Carr, L Riemersma, P. Keegstra. Row 3 A B. Laansma, J. Benedict. C. Loomis, J. Olsen. A. Nlc-Master, Nl. Chesebrough, J. Bailey, M. De Maagd. Row 4 - J. Waltz, B. Terkeurst, M. Livingston, P. Van Dyke. V, Brunsink, R. De Nise, B. Pigorsh. L. Cordon, L. Koskey. Row 5 - J. Hines. A. Broekema,,M. Swart, B. Stroh, P. Byle. S. Nlontgzomery. B. Wild. Nl. Treiher. L. Springfield. B. Dodge. Not piclured - Dolores McKee. U ... 5 i Sn 5 .HY li!! . l M! . A lk! .Riino Y. Row I - Elaine Hordyke, Arlene De Young, Donna Rathbun, Kay Gillesipy, Shirley Dorman, Marilyn Van Zee, Betty Penbrock, Viola Meyers, Roberta Adams, Marilyn Harrington, Mary Pollie, Marijane Perry. Row 2 - Diana Lambert, Joyce Rickling, Shirley Wood, Helen Sculley, Lois Udell, Marilyn Vanden Bout, Marcia Veltman, Shirley Hawkins, Dorothy Poteracke, Norva Wall, Vera Manley, Evonne Thomas. Row 3 - Ruth Boerma, Shirley Benham, Marjorie Foster, Doris Lower, Joyce Vander Schie, Donna Vord, June Tulip, Mary Lou Mc Kay, Peggy Smith, Sandra Stolorow. Row 4 - Beatrice Telder, Carolyn Bedford, Gerry Thompson, Lois Austin, Dorothy Morris, Pat Piersall, Edith Davey, Marria Hoffman, Geraldine Larson, Judy Lettinga, Pat Bergh, Joyce Kamp, Ardith Brown, Audrey Crum, Mr. Frank Goodwin. Row 5 - Carmen Anderson, Myrthe Blackall, Juanitia Berry, Helen Berry, Evelyn Kuzee, Lorrine Kik, Ardyth Beerthuis, Donna Frances. Elaine Cabrick. Clee Club and Second Choir sg if Raw 1 - J. Hill, S. Garlock, M. Lookibill, A. Vinner, J. Townshend, C. Bruce, M. Neithfer, J. Cumming. Row 2 - J. Terkeurst, B. Edge, S. Leusenkamp, M. Steinport, C. VerBurg, M. DeMeester, J. Kieling. Row 3 - P. Brunsink, N. White, M. Birch,' C. Whipp, S. Cook, M. VerHage, J. Balk, S. Shafer. Row 4 - H. Stouten, J. Kurth, R. Johnson, D. VanderBrock, B. DeKorte, L. Linden, F. Fuller. G. Stegmire, 'D. Hamilton. J. Brink, R. Dempsey, H. Carlyon, L. Doran,'K. Mellema,,J. Drotar, F. Treiber, D. Emery. an , :Q u?Hw:,. - i A -I Y .J QW, , -'ra Q' C Q xi 2 221 ALLEN LU NTY P ELIC LIBRARY lllllllflllIIIHHNIUlmIIIIIIIUIIIHHIUIIHIIINIINHUI GC 977.402 1 3 1833 01840 0165 G748CRH' 1 1 3 13 111-3 1 1949 131 3 I' 'K f X ' X 1 L ffr ix ,Q ., . , xo- i X N 6 R X , . , 3 M Q we 1 f tu Q 1 SW.. , f, . 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Row 2 v Barbara White, Rosemary Chance, Maxine Vander Honing, Verna Brunsink, Shirley Van Wyk Mary Heering, Nancy Jenkins, ,lane Houston, Beatriee Laansma. and Shirley Schriber. Standing - Nelson Brown, Reginald Wil lemsen. Dirk Bef-kwith. Charles Bassett, Edgar Higgins, Janet Ascherman. Mary Gormley. Ruth De Nise. Laura Blandford The Faculty Adviser, Mr. Took, and the Co- editors in Chief, Laura Blandford and Berdeen Pigorsh. vhecking over the pages of the Saga. and Berdeen Pigorsh. Large Staff Produces Saga THE 1949 SAC-A STAFF has chosen an Indian theme for this year's book. They have added several new features to the Saga to make it better than it has ever been. During the first semester the staff worked after school one night a week. They had a slow start, but they have worked hard to make up for this loss of time. Offset printing has been used so that there will be more pages to theabook. Miss Evelyn Adams was the photographie adviser of the Saga. The art adviser was Miss Lorraine Adams. i Seated - Janet Ascherman, Managing Editor: Beatrice Laansma, Special Events Editor: Mary Heening, Art Editor: Marian Meyer, Clubs Editor: and Margaret Treiber, Managing Editor. Standing - Andrew Broekema, Organizations Editor: Charles ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Ed' 1 N nc Jenkins, Faculty Editor: and Bassett, Athletic Editor: ,loan Benedict, Senior Editor, Alice Thompson, Picture ltor a y Joan Stuit, Underclass Editor. 1 U 3 - ll ab , ii I: 'Q L S U f-1 I :fi ll ' ! 1 ll f :, -.J Assistant Editors are Dick Beckwith, Nancy Brabb, Nelson Brown, Rosemary Chance, Phyllis Corlin, Marge De Maagd Margaret Eckel, Mary Gormley, Edgar Higgins, ,lane Hous- ton, .Ioan Lingenfelter, Marylyn Linkfield, Audrey Mc Master. Laural Schantz, Shirley Schrieber. Bonnie Stuart and Barbara White. 2 Above - Taking orders for sports pictures is Reginald Willemsen, the Business Manager. Let - Some of the staff at work are Mary Heering, Jane Houston, Nelson Brown, Andrew Broekma, Judy Bailey, and Margaret Treiber. -I U 47 I fi U 3 ll F H 31 .Vl. Tiiiifgf. .,.. xl get ' 4 'H H! E ., v. bw.. Row 1 - H. Carlyon, C. Straayer, .l. Wilson B. Hawlins, B. Stroh, R. Harding, S. Koster, M. McKay, R. Brandt, J. Drotar, Miss John. Row 2 - M. Klap, R. .Boorstein, M. Foster, P. Chadwick, J. Cross, J. Bolema, P. Pearsall, W. Chlebek, L. Linden, J. Neve Row 3 - L. Doorn, H. Shipman, N, DeFouw, N. Steffe, J. Verberg, V. Frede, D. Hamilton. Row 4 - J. VanderBroek, J. Cain D. Rice. E. McElhaney, P. Smith, M. McMaster, B. Beamers. Junior Ushers THE BURDEN OF KEEPING the junior studepts orderly when entering and leaving the auditorium for assemblies. falls upon the shoulders of the junior ushers. This year they have not only helped in making the assemblies a success, but they have raised funds for making improve- ments in the school auditorium by sponsoring a noon movie. The group is under the direction of Miss John. 3rd Platoon - Row I - S. Blackburn, D. Cornell, B. Brockschmidt, J. Carr, R. Purchase, T. Maurer, R. Felty, J. Fuller, D. Van- Kammen. Row 2 - R. Carpenter, H. Childs, J. Linkfield, F. Slikkers, B. Gleason, E. Koon, G. Waterkamp. Row 3 - H. Smith, R. Dunn, F. Figley, C. Reed, R. Hall. D. Moore, R. Tiney, W. Briggs. ,,,,,, ....... .... .-f..-ilxililill 1llllIlIlIi'Ll:.lYE Row I - O. Kauffman, M. Millard, R. Davis, N. Brabb, D. Roodvoets, K. Stratton, C. Bassett, M. Remes, L. Riemersma, V. Raper. Row 2 - P. Jackson, N. Vander Broek, S. Schultz, C. Gunnett, J. Lingenfelter, M. Vander Honing, B. Wieten, J. Nussdorfer, R. Uecker, A. Broekerna. Row 3 f P. Byle, G. Kunkle, J. Bailey, N. White, M. McDowl, M. Linkiield, A. Stinson, B. Kremer, M. Gormley, J. Lamain, D. Zoerner. Row 4 - R. Kip- pen, L. Udell, M. Stadt, G. Long, D. DeLano, J. Swets, B. Paasche, L. Ros endall, D. Beckwith, B. Ochsankehl. Senior Ushers UNDER THE FINE LEADERSHIP of Mr. Hansson the Senior Ushers have promoted successful assemblies throughout the school year. CH . ah., Horlzon Club QW, A- R' Jew THE HORIZON CLUB is a branch of the Camp Fire Girls al , u B with Miss Barbara Bomkema as their guardian. '0e,4.em ' - :ra --.,. 5 ,.-, . i -N J Row 1 - L. Blandford, G. Gunnett. V. Raper, J. Van Akkeren, C. Bruce, P. Bresnahan, Z. Hathaway. Row 2 j D. Vader, M Jessup, J. Ladewig, J. Lingenfelter, J. Nussdorfer, J. Sweet, M. Millard. Row 3 -.P. Keegstra, M. McDowl, M. Llnkfield, J. Ben edict, J. Stuit, A. Thompson. N. White. 'WM vw Senior Class THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1949, looking out toward the horizon of things to come, sur- veys a sunny future. The days on the war- path for the most part have been left be- hindg and new trails liebefore. Facing diffi- cult problems and making new contacts, the Creston Class of '49 need take second place to none in achievement and success. nkx 0 I , in IXPIWKYIW KYIIZTKQ, f, wif, , .AYi9k2!!k!!l.h!llHYl.hH!H!i. ' The Class of 1949 WE THE CLASS OF ,49 organized by electing the class officers as follows: Cary Waterkamp, Presidentg Don Courtright, Vice-Presidentg Ruth DeNiss, Secretaryg and Edgar Higgens, Treasurer. The big fling uThe '49ers Jamboree was the big dance of the year. The production G'Our Hearts Were Young and Gayn was presented by our class as the senior play on March 2, 3 and 4. The class of '49 choose green and white as its colors. The committee was headed by Billie Hall. Our class motto: '6Youth of todayg Leaders of To- morrow was the one which was chosen from a group presented by a com- mittee headed by Elizabeth Musser. The class song was written by Andrew Broekema and Pat Keegstra. Elaine Anderson Oh, how she danced! Junior Honor Society, Dance Director for Junior Revue Roger Andree Our basketball star Basketball, Track, C Club, Hi-Y Janet Ascherman The brightest and the best A.B., Circulation Staff, Echo, Junior .Honor Society, Vice-President of Senior Honor Society, Courtesy Squad, ,Quill and Scroll, Latin Club, Saga Staff, Choir, Senior Scholarship Cup, Junior Revue, One Act Plays, Debate, Senior Play. Gloria Jack Babb A good looking fellow with a pleasing personality Hi-Y, C Club, Football, Basketball, Baseball Judith Bailey Always willing to get in there and pitch Student Council, Gloria, Choir, Junior Revue, Span- ish Club, Senior Ushers, Hiker's Club, Saga Stall, One Act Plays Girls' Sextet Charles Bassett The lad with a personality plus Circulation Staff, Spanish Club, Student Council. Science Club. Saga Stall, Senior Usher John Bazen Quiet and nice to know Richard Beckwith Pleasant personality Hi-Y, Echo, Saga Staff, Usher, Spanish Club, Science Club Herbert Beem The man with the horn President of Senior Band, President of Hi-Y, Track. C Club Delores Beerthuis Good things come in small packages. Choir, Junior Honor Society, Student Council. Bible Club, A.B., Junior Y Teens, Junior Revue Philip Bell A clever mechanic Came from Kalamazoo in Senior year Joann Benedict The gal with the sparkling person- a ity Junior ,Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, A.B., Saga Staff, Y Teens, Choir, Junior Ushers, Junior Revue, One Act Plays, Gloria, Latin Club, Horizon Club, Senior Play Elaine Benham Our peppy red-headed cheer- leader Cheer leader, Courtesy Squad, A.B., One Act Plays, Vice-President of Hiker's Club Phyllis Billock The shy little miss A.B., Swimming, lce Skating Jacqueline Blaauw One sweet gal Choir, Latin Club, Gloria ig- I A Q: 3 5 iv I 3 3 ikgi f A A. ' ,., Vit DEE? Qs--J Pg .Q 'i ' , ' , If f t 7 '32 ,-': 3 ' X, is 5 J ' ,'v, 1 it i 4 1 CL? Qfi ' fgggyf , '4,,2.1 1 :,gEE gii , nil- qi asf mc xg of Xa? t, .1 , Af i ri ,AJ X rf. 5 .egg -4'r3w'a1 , N ,,., M, r 5:15 V va. Wagga- ,g M' win W W ,,N?ff ' .133 Z' fl cw' V'-vs A 'fa X.: .. i 4-P- fa- tt , -of 'A -.'- ,vw - .-fs N3 - R if S L-: , . A 1 YBTX' lag E'1Ax,. . 9? e if .Q , ..,. - .zfr-Zi, t 4qS,,:.:T-cha is M is?'fif.55-- Laura Blandford The height of ambition Y Teens, Echo, Co-editor of Saga, Student Council, Junior Honor Society, Horizon Club, A.B., Foren- sics, Latin Club, Junior Revue, Junior Speaker for Community Chest, Quill and Scroll, Gloria Marian Boerma Energetic describes her Latin Club Treasurer, Secretary and Treasurer of Library Club, Horizon Club, Hiker's Club, Cour- tesy Squad, Student Council John Boger A man of few words Model airplane building Connie Boluyt Generous and genial Y Teens, Courtesy Squad, Hiker's Club, Junior Revue, Senior Play Phil Bowers Want a good laugh? See Phil! .Hi-Y, Junior Revue Raymond Brandt A winning smile Bars and Chevrons, Sergeant-at-Arms, Science Club, R.0.T.C.. Golden Gloves Pat Bresnahan Petite and gay Amicitia, Horizon Club, Cheerleader, Junior Revue, One Act Plays, Hiker's Club, Y Teens Don Bridges Carefree and always ready for a good time Hi-Y, Latin Club, Junior Revue, Football Manager Andrew Broekema Intelligent, handsome, and am- bitious President of Latin Club, Vice-President of Choir, Student Council, Head Usher, Junior Revue, Cir- culation Staff, Saga Staff, Boys' Sextet, Science Club, Junior Honor Society, President of Senior Honor Society, Senior Play, Gloria Charlene Brown Happy-go-lucky Amicitia, Color Guard, Junior D.A.R. Award, Stu- dent Council, Courtesy Squad, Circulation Stall, Choir, Gloria, One Act Plays Jacqueline Brown Always full of fun Amicitia, Secretary of Y Teens, Choir, Horizon Club, Gloria, Hiker's Club Martin Brown Serious and genial R.O.T.C.. Bars and Chevrons Nelson Brown An earnest and energetic worker Saga Staff, Football Manager, C Club, Personnel Office Carl Bruce A likeable fellow C Club, Hi'Y, Science Club, Track, Golf, Latin Club, Senior Usher, Circulation Staff, Student Council Carl Bruder Never without a smile C Club, Hi-Y, Baseball, Football, Science Club, Courtesy Squad Verna Brunsink Refreshing personality Student Council, Courtesy Squad, Choir, A.B., Bible Club, l'liker's Club, Y Teens, Gloria, Junior Revue, Saga Staff, Personnel Office David Burkholder An all 'round good fellow Latin Club, Science Club, Senior Play Richard Burkle He has a way with the women Carol Buursma Demure and pleasant Latin Club, A.B., Junior Honor Society, Girls Sextet, Choir, Gloria, Hiker's Club, Junior Revue Norma Cambier Cay and full of energy A.B., Library Club, Y Teens, Latin Club, Bible Club, Courtesy Squad, Junior Revue, Choir, Gloria, Senior Play Doreen Campbell Quiet and refined Latin Club, Senior Service Staff Don Carpenter Always in high spirits Spanish Club Rosemary Chance Tiny and Hirtatious Amicitia, Y Teens, Saga Staff, Spanish Club, A.B., .lunior Revue, Personnel Office Patricia Cherry Poise and ability A.B., .lunior Revue, One Act Plays, Vice-Presi- dent of Library Club, Spanish Club, Junior Honor Society. Junior Y Teens, Gloria Robert Chlebek Tall, slender, and energetic Senior Band Clifford Collet Everyone's pal Phyllis Corlin Small, cute, and big hearted Courtesy Squad, Senior Honor Society, Spanish Club, Gloria, Junior Revue, Saga Staff, Senior 'Play David Cornell Quiet and dignified Latin Club, Senior Usher, Junior Honor Society. Bars and Chevrons, R.O.T.C., Science Club, Cour- tesy Squad, Senior Play Donald Courtright Energetic and witty Vice-President of Senior Class, Science Club, C Club, Hi-Y, Bars and Chevrons President, Junior lginateur Hour, Junior Revue, R.O.T.C., Senior ay ,loan Cowell A quiet miss Bible Club 5 qt 1.. . ,v 9 XC f 'l7 .1 -J ' , ve:- 13 4 , af, I ., , ! 1 M FJ' ' i?'x'i H I X45' R mf ., , I ,+ . 4. in P. 4 - X533 ,ii V n rag ij? li s. F5 vll- 5171591 I X. - -- sy 1 , lb A X h ' '.2-if-:L L J 1 1 Y ,I 4 1 4 1 . N 1 W . . 1 I, , , l 2 YH 'I , E9 James Crosby Quite a sense of humor Science Club, Latin Club, C Club, Courtesy Squad, Usher, Tennis Glenna Mae Cummings Bubbling over with joy Library Club, Personnel Office, One Act Plays, Senior Play Judith Davey Always a good sport Hiker's Club Gladys De Grail' Sweet and reserved Band, Gloria, Senior Play Edith De Maagd An energetic and enthusiastic worker Junior Honor Society, Personnel Office Marjorie De Maagd Lovely to look at Library Club, Choir, Junior Honor Society, Junior Revue, Gloria, Courtesy Squad, One Act Plays Ruth De Nise Musically inclined Secretary of Senior Class, Secretary of Choir. Courtesy Squad, Y Teens, A.B., Student Council, Bible Club, Junior Honor Society, Gloria, Junior Revue, One Act Plays Dorothy Drotar Reserved and good natured A.B.,- Second Choir Eleanor Dunn A cheerful redhead I-liker's Club, A.B. Margaret Eckel Gay and lighthearted Treasurer of Y Teens, Amicitia, Junior Revue. A.B., Personnel Office Bonita Freas With laughter dancing in her eyes Spanish Club, Junior Revue, A.B., One Act Plays Dolores Glade Strike up the band! A.B., Y Teens. Secretary of Band Lois Gleason Pleasant and nice to know Choir Harry Glulting Pete was one of our funa makers Hi-Y, C Club, Track Clifford Goeree A favorite with all his friends Hi-Y, C Club, Senior Play, Junior Revue Andrew Goodwin Always on top Hi-Y Secretary and Treasurer, C Club, President and Vice-President of Science Club, President of Choir, Senior Honor Society, Junior Honor Society. Latin Club Secretary, Vice-President of Student Council, Football, Captain of Tennis, Gloria Mary Gormley Charmingly poised Choir, Gloria, Courtesy Squad, Debate, Latin Club. One Act Plays, Saga Staff, Usher, Senior Play Shirley Grabill Sparkling addition to the class , X ' ts x Irving Graves Cheerful disposition Hi-Y, Track, Football ,Q Mary Guiles Could be counted on to do her part I Junior Revue, Gloria, Latin Club, A.B., Bible Club Barbara Gurd Diminutive and dainty Y Teens, Secretary of Amicitia, Junior Revue Don Haadsma A mild and capable person Science Club Billie Hall A live wire of wit President of Y Teens, Amicitia, Library Club, Hik- er's Club, A.B., Gloria, Junior Revue, One Act Plays, 'Horizon Club Robert Hall An ardent sportsman Barbara Harroun The best things come in small packages Y Teens, Junior Revue, Library Club, Horizon Club, A.B. Donald Hathaway Tall and blond Baseball, C Club, Hi-Y, Bars and Chevrons. R.O.T.C., Rifle Team Mary Heering Those enviable brown eyes! Y Teens, Saga Staff, A.B., Junior Honor Society One Act Plays, Junior Revue, Latin Club 53 Robert Henke Remember Cy in the Junior l Revue A Usher, Junior Revue Wallace I-Iettle Good natured and big hearted Debate, Junior Revue, Second Choir, Gloria William Hieshetter 'fHooie was a rarin'-to-go athlete C Club, Hi-Y, Football, Courtesy Squad 4' 40 'S' my 04 Z i TB l L X. . ,LW Edgar Higgins Actively interested in class ac- tivities Treasurer of Senior Class, of Senior Honor Soci- ety, of Junior Class, President of C Club, Track, Bible Club, Science Club, Saga Staff, Junior Revue, Senior Band, Hi-Y James Hines Man about school Hi-Y, Treasurer of Junior Honor Society, Band, Choir, Vice-President of Junior Class, Student Council Margaret Hoeve An able worker A.B., Y Teens, Junior Revue, Gloria, Choir Bob Hogeboom Tall and terrific Hi-Y, R,O.T.C., Bars and Chevrons, Spanish Club. Football, Riile Team Charles Hornbach Industrious and businesslike R.0.T.C., Secretary of Bars and Chevrons, Latin Club, .Hi-Y Vice-President, Science Club, Student Council, Junior Revue, Senior Play, Courtesy Squad Peter Houk Full of vitality Bars and Chevrons, Science Club, Track Manager, C Club, Senior Play Jane Houston Artistically and musically inclined Y Teens, Junior Revue, Bible Club, Library Club. Latin Club, Horizon Club, Saga Staff, Echo, Gloria, Choir, One Act Plays, Senior Usher. Senior Play Melvin Hughes A tall red-headed lad Marilyn Hull Those twinkling toes of hers! Library Club, Cheerleader, Junior Revue, Ama- teur Hour, One Act Plays Edward Hollenbeck Shy and good natured Mary Jane Jessup Jed is both charming and likeable Horizon Club Treasurer, Junior Revue, Echo Saga Staff, Junior Honor Society, Courtesy Squad Amicitia, A.B., Latin Club, Y Teens, Forensics Junior Speaker for Community Chest, Quill and Scroll, Senior Play, Gloria Bernadine Johnson She's nice to know Spanish Club, Choir David Johnson Fun loving - That was Dave Baseball, Football Manager Ruth Johnson Pert and mischevious Second Choir Nancy Jenkins A persistent worker Latin Club, Junior and Senior Honor Societies Junior Revue. Saga Staff, Circulation Staff Oleta Kauffman A smart and snappy wit Latin Club, A.B., Junior Revue, Circulation Staff. Y Teens, Senior Usher Pat Keegstra Pat was very apt at the piano President of Junior Honor Society, Secretary of Senior Honor Society, Secretary of Latin Club. Vice4President of Y Teens, Choir, Quill and Sfroll. Managing Editor of Echo, Junior Revue, Cour- tesy Squad, Horizon Club Margaret Keiser Quiet and sweet Riding horses Marian Keiser Energetic and poised Riding horses Mary Keiser Good natured and jovial Riding horses Richard Kelly A fellow with a sure Irish wit Track Bruce Kennedy Friendly and businesslike Edward Kersjes Eve-rybody's pal Hunting and fishing Julia Keyes Always contributing to the fun Junior Honor Society, Amicitia, Junior Revue. Y Teens. Courtesy Squad, Echo Staff Barbara Knapp ln spite of being here for only a short time, Barb won many friends Bill Kosten Very friendly and nice to know Senior Band, Golf Donald Kozminski Quiet and unassuming C Club, Golf Betty Kremer Always in the midst of things Amicitia, Student Council, Junior and Senior Y Teens, A.B., Courtesy Squad, Junior Revue, Senior Usher, Junior and Senior,Honor Societies, Echo. One Act Plays, Debate, Forensics, Gloria, Hiker's Club, Senior Play Shirley Kryger Full of fun with a ready wit Junior Honor Society, Junior Revue Wanda Kryger Always laughing and happy Y Teens, Second Choir, Library Club, A.B.. Cour- tesy Squad, Junior Revue, Gloria J A1,. i Q., J . , :,.,,', :V i Q59 .ez j W ' . NN + l -im. .-, 1 el i A , 1 A-fp . Vxxt- .. m Y X sd 'Z 1 53, iv 1 t t fn 2-1 6 N asf 2 ft. 13' F ' 'N 3' fig' X Q .. ': Q-, s' ...a 3. 1 -Q , V i 6, X +. Q 'S 5 Xx QP? if 'Q P ,X bw J. . r 9 : H ,bfi is 1362 3:- -' ' gp s.-t I ' F' 'f 1' w L - Qs: joan Kurtz Sweet and demure Treasurer of Latin Club, Secretary and Treasurer of Bible Club, A.B., Junior Honor Society, Junior Y Teens, Student Council, Senior Play Beatrice Laansma A girl with more friends than she can count Junior and Senior Y Teens, Vice-President of Latin Club, A.B., Courtesy Squad, Student Coun- cil, Vice-President of Bible Club, Saga Stall, Junior and Senior Honor Societies, Choir,'Junior Revue, Gloria, One Act Plays, Senior Play Betty Lacey Reliable and quiet A.B.. Spanish Club, Junior Revue Julianne Ladewig Possessor of a lovely voice Y Teens, Amicitia, ,Horizon Club, Gloria, One Act Plays, Choir, Junior Revue, Amateur Hour, Girls' Trio, Courtesy Squad, Senior Play ,Ian Lamain The friendly Dutchman Secretary of Science Club, R.O.T.C., Bars and Chevrons, Student Council, Senior Usher Adeline Lamberts Quiet and pleasant to know Library Club, Latin Club, Junior and Senior Y Teens, A.B. Jack Lane Full of courage and grit Football, Basketball, Baseball, One Act Plays, Spanish Club, C Club, Hi-Y Jim Laraway Blond and shy Sports Howard Lettings A funmaker Stage Manager, Junior Revue, Senior Play Joan Lingenfelter A vivacious girl with dark eyes President of Amicitia, President of Spanish Club. A.B., Y Teens, Horizon Club, Saga Staff, Choir, Senior Usher, One Act Plays, Gloria, Junior Revue, Library Club, Echo, Courtesy Squad. Senior Play, President of Inter-Club Council Carol Livingston Friendliness marks Carol Senior Band, Junior Revue, A.B., Spanish Club. One Act Plays, Gloria, Senior Play Richard Locke A keen kid Hi-Y, Latin Club, Gloria, Track Freda Lucas Serene and dignified Courtesy Squad, Latin Club, Horizon Club Mary Lynham A cute little brunette Roger Mawby Creston's drummer boy Senior Band, Junior Revue, Amateur Hour Abby Mayhew Attractive and gay Hiker's Club, Library Club, Y Teens, A.B.. Spanish Club, One Act Plays, Glee Club Delores Mc Kee She's lovely - she's engaged! Junior Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Usher. Echo, Sextet, Choir, Latin Club Treasurer, Cour- tesy Squad, One Act Plays, Junior Revue, Gloria Sally Mc Kenzie A good gal Gloria, Junior Revue Richard Mc Lean We will never forget Judah in Gloria Choir, Junior Revue, One Act Plays, Gloria Audrey Mc Master Sweet and shy Gloria, Choir, Junior Revue, Y Teens, A.B., .Senior Usher William Smokey Meadema Always ready for a laugh Courtesy Squad, Secretary of Latin Club, Hi-Y, Senior Band, Football, Echo fRemember Smoke Signals ? Lorraine Melpolder Good as gold Marian Meyer Pleasant to be near Library Club, Y Teens, A.B., Junior Revue. Gloria, Second Choir, Saga Stail' Richard Mieras Blond, quiet, and nice Pat Miller A helping hand President of Library Club, Y Teens, One Act Plays, A.B. Wayne Miller Tall, dark, and handsome Robert Misner Al Capp's rival R.O.T.C., Junior Revue, Treasurer of Bars and Chevrons, Senior Play Marcella Mol Marcella was always happy Hiker's Club Richard Morgan Tall and capable Hi-Y Gene Morrison A fellow who will go places with his ingenuity Vice-President of Latin Club, Vice-President .of Hi-Y, Vice-President of Science Club, Junior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Gloria Q Q 9 , , ... f '55 .H x., P g ..,,,, its W A 'vi .Q wg 1 Raya C X 55 ' ' 'S s 4 i 6 wi N N ' A ,fs if at I ' . WW' 'f . 4, . ,sn .ev .' 'tix X mn 'W' ? Q . X ,V 5. ix gy, A 3 si J 4 -IX 9,4 3 i f . at r. :ae ' PR -.. ' 3 A S Y: C, Elizabeth Musser An energetic redhead A.B., Latin Club, Junior Honor Society, One Act Plays Fred Nietering Quick of wit Science Club, Junior Honor Society, Gloria, R.O.T.C. Charles Nussdorfer Always ready to contribute to fun-making Hi-Y, Debate, Football, Latin Club, Track, Junior Revue Bill Ochsankehl Always in a cheerful mood Latin Club, Hi-Y, Senior Usher Marilyn Olson Creston's lover of cowboy music Horseback riding Bob Paasche Dependability is one of his many virtues Basketball, Senior Usher Beverly Pauli A friendly classmate Diane Perry Endowed with quiet charm Latin Club, Junior Revue, A.B., Debate Judy Phillips Dignified and pleasant Latin Club, Junior Honor Society, A.B., Choir. Senior Honor Society, Gloria, Junior Revue Jacquelyn Piereson Definite artistic tendencies Hiker's Club, Y Teens, Saga Stall, Courtesy Squad, Library Club, One Act Plays Berdeen Pigorsh The girl with energy to spare l'liker's Club, Co-Editor of Saga, Gloria, Junior Revue Patricia Poley Pleasant to know Floyd Poterache A hard and diligent worker Virginia Powell Sweet and nice Hiker's Club, Secretary of Red Cross, A.B., Y Teens, Horizon Club, Debate Maxine Pratt A modest member of the class A.B., Horizon Club t Shirley Racey Small of stature, big of heart Junior ,Honor Society, Junior Revue Richard Rademaker Steady as the hills Baseball, Hi-Y ,Ioan Reed Joan and her magic violin Senior Orchestra, A.B., Student Council, Circula- tion Staif, President of Horizon Club, Library Club, Spanish Club Arthur Riewald Tall, blond, and ambitious Bible Club President, Science Club, Hi-Y, Choir, Courtesy Squad, Junior Revue, Gloria Robert Romkema A grand sport and lots of fun to have around Hi-Y, Track, C Club, Junior Honor Society. Junior Revue, Senior Play Donald Roodvoets A good natured lad R.O.T.C., Hi-Y, Ushers Louis Rosendall Efficient and intelligent Senior Usher, Senior Honor Society, Business Manager of Senior Play Dick Rozelle A nice fellow to know Latin Club, Hi-Y, Baseball, Gloria Helen Rumbough Sweetness is the charm Courtesy Squad, Junior Revue Diane Sampanes Sweet and poised Student Council, Color Guard, Y Teens. Senior Play Laural Schantz Never a dull moment! Here comes Schontz Latin Club, Courtesy Squad, A.B., Hiker's Club. Debate, Saga Staff Roger Scheele Will we ever forget that hot rod of his? Hi-Y, Bars and Chevrons, Junior Revue Shirley Schriber She excelled in Debate Latin Club, Junior ,Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Circulation Staff,- Debate, Saga Stai'l'. Senior Play Louis Schrouder An eager student Latin Club Joan Seelman Little girl with a beautiful voice Choir, Courtesy Squad, Girls Sextet, Gloria, Echo 4 'Q' ,ff 43' .sax lb' QE.. ' ii 'af' ,af f f fe 2, -f ' Q , ,Q fs ...,, -3 VKX 5 in Q' Q. X X A J , xv .211-5 -X X Z' X, X xxxzx V' ,gt , , - A5 i W1 I i, f a f g o., .. ' '11, ' iii? if '--s.'f,.x'h. ,':fs.L is U 41635 we I -KY, 7...-.. X Q I ' Q X X X , :SS 's X 9 X K' A-X As, Q i Carol Smith Cheerful and able Choir, Gloria, Latin Club Don Snyder Pleasant and resolute Senior Play Ross Springer Remember Otis in the Senior Play Football. Tennis, Senior Play Lois Springfield Dainty and charming Choir, Gloria, l'liker's Club, Junior Revue Bill Stadt The modern nimrod - hunting and fishing Don Stegman Rugged individual Football, C Club Shirlie Steinport Attractive with a charming smile A.B., Latin Club, .lunior Revue, .lunior Honor Society, Echo, Quill and Scroll Jim Stoutjesdyk Reserved and considerate C Club, Latin Club, Manager of Track and Football Verna Stratton Tackful and sincere Y Teens Bonnie Stuart Bubbling over with pep Joan Stuit On stage with Stuit Secretary of Horizon Club, Treasurer of Y Teens. Junior Revue, Saga Staff, Echo, A.B., Second ghoir, One Act Plays, Elizabeth in Gloria, Senior 35' Barbara Sutton Smooth and sophisticated Amicitia, Student Council, Junior Revue, Y Teens, Saga Staff Janet Sweet Likeable and hardworking Senior Honor Society, Latin Club, Horizon Club. Hiker's Club, Echo, Courtesy Squad, Student Council, A.B., Senior Play Jack Swets Tall and considerate Pat Teegarden Quiet and reserved Courtesy Squad, l'liker's Club Jack Teitsma Masculine and modest Hunting Bill Terkeursl Straight forward and diligent Junior Honor Society, Senior Honqr Society, Choir. Gloria, Courtesy Squad, Latin Club, Science Club. Hi-Y ' Richard Terpstra Cheerful and patient Senior Band, Junior Revue Gary Terpening Full of fun and easy going Football, Baseball, Track, Hi-Y, C Club, Latin Club, Courtesy Squad Alice Thompson Original and cheerful President of Horizon Club, Y Teens, President of A.B., Junior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society. Junior Revue, One Act Plays, Gloria, Saga Staff. Circulation Stall, Spanish Club, Courtesy Squad, Senior Play Duane Tortellet A quiet tongue shows a wise head Hunting and Fishing Shirley Tramper Active and capable Hiker's Club Margaret Treiber Whatever her goal, determina- tion will get her there Choir, Saga Staff, Courtesy Squad, Quill and Scroll, Junior Honor Society, Senior Honor Socie ety, Junior Revue, Spanish Club, A.B., Student Council, Echo, Senior Play, Gloria Arlene Twiss Possessor of beautiful, black hair Latin Club, Choir, Gloria, Junior Revue. Girls Sextet, Horizon Club Roger Uecker They don't come any better C Club, Senior Usher, Football, One Act Plays. Latin Club, Senior Play Dorothy Vader It's nice to be natural when you are naturally nice Secretary of Junior Class, Student Council, Hori- zon Club, Amicitia, Y Teens, Junior Honor Soci- ety, Latin Club, Editor of Echo, Girls Trio, Choir. Courtesy Squad, Gloria, Senior Play' Joyce Van Akkeren True beauty Girls Trio, Choir, Amicitia, Y Teens, Horizon Club, Hiker's Club, Cheerleader, Junior Revue, Gloria. Snow Queen Bill Vance An all round good fellow Football, Baseball, President of Junior Class. Vice-President of C-Club, Courtesy Squad Norma Vander Broek Serene sweetness and charm Senior Ushers, Spanish Club, Y Teens, Choir, Gloria, Horizon Club Maxine Vander Honing Fancy free Saga Staff, Amicitia, Y Teens, Student Council, Senior Usher, Choir, Gloria, Hiker's Club, Color Guard 9 'i wg, .va X I X if N ix ily 'TE' Qi' ,435 i.. S hz . i l . X 'Wg 'se fl 'QTKKYKIWI Foreword to the SAGA THE ,49 SAGA STAFF is proud to present this Saga. After the usual trials and tribulations, the copy, pictures, and art work were ready on.time. The staff included as many of the improvements you suggested as budget and time allowed. This book commemorates the first Ameri- cans, the Indians. Decorative treatment is based on Indian themes. The Saga for 1949 was prepared by the following: DUPERVISION Edztorzal Laura Blandford and Berdeen Pigorsh Bnstness Reginald Willemson Arrangements Janet Ascherman and Margaret Treiber Art Mary Heenng Nelson Brown and Jane Houston DEPARTMENTS Senzor pages ,loan Benedict Judy Bailey Phyllis Corlin Marge De Maa d Mary Gormley ,loan Llngenfelter Audrey Mc Master and Laurel Schantz Club pages Marian Meyer Nancy Brabb and Marlyn Linkfleld Organt ations Andrew Broekema Pzctures Edgar Higgins Margaret Eckel and Alice Thompson Sports Charles Bassett and Rosemary Chance Spectal Events Beatrice Laansma and Barbara White Underclass Richard Beckwith Shirley Schnber and ,loan Stun FACULTY ADVISERS Mr Norman Tock General Miss Evelyn Adams Photography Miss Lorraine Adams r Miss Rita Lally BUSIIICSS Mlss Doris Dunham Circulation Miss Theresa Kelly Circulation CRESTON HIGH SCHOOL GRAND RAPIDS MICHIGAN 'I Q STI .. 3 5 5 I I L,:L....- WV. 5 Carol Vander Laan Friendly and cheerful Swimming Marcia Vander Meer Always ready with a charm- ing smile .lunior Honor Society, Latin Club, Junior Revue james Vander Stel Quiet and nice .Hunting and Fishing Marian Van Hoven Likeable girl with a friendly way Gloria, Junior Revue, Choir David Van Kammen Friendly and pleasant Bars and Chevrons, Science Club Anne Van Overloop A pleasing personality Personnel Office, Senior play ,,, A IJ N .X 5 'x Shirley Van Portfliet A cute girl with snapping eyes Cheerleader Shirley Van Putten A nice girl to know A.B., Junior Revue Vema Van Valkenburg Good pal and capable girl A.B., Choir, Y Teens Shirley Van Wyk Active and with a pleasant smile Saga, Courtesy Squad, Bible Club, Student Council Pat Van Zytveld An attractive Brunette WM Winter Sports aumwu-Q sz-is-1 - - ' 4 R ' 'IES' -3 35: . te PXW 'flitfxw -'H Magi - -'ztiis Don Veldman Scholarly and shy Science Club, Hi-Y, Photography Howard Venema A friendly fellow ,- Auto Racing Kathleen Verburg Warm hearted and unpredict- able Junior Usher, Y Teens, Latin Club, A.B., Hiker's fii club i':.1V f.5r i Q Robert Vogt A likeable sports-loving fellow 5 -- t , Football, Basketball, Co-Captain of Baseball. ' Treasurer of Hi-Y. C Club, Junior Revue ,vw ' seven 4 - .-. -x 1.5-4' '.-5-fu 9-if - , -nm. V Wayne Vos Quiet and unassuming Marilyn Wall Appreciative and confident Dick Walsh A happy-go-lucky sportsman Co-captain of football, basketball, baseball, C club, Courtesy squad Gary Waterkamp He will always lead his fellow men Science club, Hi-Y, Bars and Cheurons, Captain in the R.O.T.C., President of the senior class, Junior Revue, Senior Play Glenn Weaver One Swell Guy Hi-Y, C Club, Football, Co-captain track team. Spanish Club, Senior Play Ruth Weeber Sincere and truthful Courtesy Squad, Bible Club Josephine Westerhof Conservative and Sincere Latin Club, Courtesy Squad Barbara White Tallness was her charm Amicitia, Vice-President of Y Teens, Saga Staff. Color Guard, Snow Queen Alternate, Junior Revue Ralph Whitney Always ready with a joke Barbara Wieten Cute and smooth Amicitia, Student Council, Y Teens, Hiker's Club. A.B., Junior Revue, Courtesy Squad. Saga Staff. Senior Usher, Color Guard Roger Wilkins Hardworking and diligent Track, Basketball, President of Student Council. Vice-President of Latin Club, Science Club, Hi-Y. C Club, Cheer Leader Reginald Willemsen A fellow with true ambition Spanish Club, Saga Staff, Gloria, Science Club. Senior Play Waller Winters Pensive and reliable Sylvia Wondergem Able and cheerful Hiker's Club Ellsworth Woolpert Ozzie was everybody's friend Basketball, C Club, Hi-Y, Tennis M5 it gi 194: f I .,,-Q 's is-...f C iv l J ff? '1- 'D I W . C' V2 'IU '11 Senior Directory NAME ADDRESS Elaine Anderson .,,,.., .,...,.,.,.......,. 5 09 Thomas St., S.E. Roger Andree ...........,. ....,....... 1 506 North Ave., N.E. Janet Ascherman ..... ........... 8 66 Dorroll St., N.E. John Babb ................ .....,...... 2 16 Eleanor St,, N.E. Judith Bailey .....,........ ......,...... 4 99 Carrier St., N.E. Charles Bassett .......,..............,, 1022 Beechwood St., N.E. John Bazen ........................,....,..........,,... 766 Leonard St., N.E. Richard Beckwith .,.......,,,.................. 1033 Dorroll St., N.E. Herbert Beem ............,,...,. ................. 4 81 Eleanor St., N.E. Delores Beerthuis .... ........ 1 129 Oaklawn St., N.E. John Bekker ........,.. ......,,.,..... 7 63 Eleanor St., N.E. Phillip Bell ............. ..,,............... 1 9 Dale St., N.W. Joan Benedict... ........, ,.,..... 2 422 Foster Ave., N.E. Elaine Benham ......,......... ............... 9 11 Emerald St., N.E. Phyllis Billock ........,............. .,....,.,...... 7 49 Three Mile Rd. Jacqueline Blaauw ............ ,.,,........ 3 02 Palmer St., N.E. Laura Blandford ........... .............. 3 500 Coit Rd., N.E. Marian Boerma .....,... .,.,..........,,...... 9 Sweet St., N.E. John Boger .......,................. ............ 1 511 Matilda St., N.E. Constance Boluyt ...,.,.....,......,,...,........, 412 Shirley St., N.E. Phillip Bowers ,,.....................,l...........,,,.......,..,, 8 Dean St., N.E. Raymond Brandt ......,.......,......... 1055 Oaklawn St., N.E. Patricia Bresnahan .,.....,.......... 2512 Oakwood Ave., N.E. Donald Bridges ...........,... ....,..,,....,.,.,. 1 55 Colfax St., N.E. Andrew Broekema ........ .......,......... 2 37 Dean St., N.E. Charlene Brown ........ ...,,......... 5 12 Leonard St., N.E. Jacqueline Brown ........................ 2011 Oakwood St., N.E. Martin Brown ...,,........ .........,.,,, 1 530 Coit Ave., N.E. Nelson Brown .........,,.,....,............,,....... 659 Crescent St., N.E. Carl Bruce ,............... ,............,, 2 614 Plainfield Ave., N.E. Carl Bruder ................... ,..,......,....... 1 35 Lawrence St., N.E. Verna Brunsink ...........,..........,. 2437 Borglum Ave., N.E. David Burkholder ......,...,...........,....... 939 Eleanor St., N.E. Richard Burkle ......,.,. ..r....,.,.. 2 234 Monroe Ave., Carol Buursma ............,., ,.............. 7 33 Dorroll St., N.E. Norma Cambier ,.,......,..........,...,.,,,. 304 Gladstone St., S.E. Doreen Campbell .............,.......... 1076 Oakleigh St., N.W. Donald Carpenter ...............,,. 1577 Plainfield Ave., N.E. Rosemary Chance .... .,...,.,................ 1 625 Coit Ave., N.E. Patricia Cherry ..........,......................,..,,....... 27 Lister Ct., N.E. Robert Chlebek ........,..,...,... ...,.. 8 20 Graceland St., N.E. Clifford Collet ........... ......... 2 516 Hufford Ave., N.E. Phyllis Corlin .......,.... ..,,,....... 1 218 Mason St., N.E. David Cornell ..........,................... 511 North Park St., N.E. Donald Courtright ...,.,...,,..,...,..,... R. No. 2 Grand' Rapids Joan Cowell .......,.....,.,....... ........,..,.. 8 46 Harding St., N.W. Fred Crosby ..,.................... .........., 1 135 Oaklawn St., N.E. James Crosby .......,.,.,....,..,..,...............,............,,. Kent Hills, N.E. Glenna Mae Cummings .................. 271 Spencer St., N.E. Judith Davey .................................... 3607 Briggs Blvd., N.E. Edith De Maagd .............,......,............... 555 Walnut St., N.E. Marjorie De Maagd .................. 1236 Emerald Ave., N.E. Gladys De Graff ,.....,.................... 1340 Ashland Ave., N.E. Ruth De Nise ..,,.......................,., 1919 Plainfield Ave., N.E. Dorothy Drotar ............,..,,.,,..., 1145 Hollywood St., N.E. Eleanor Dunn ...,....,.......,.,.........,....... 402 Fernando St., N.E. Margaret Eckel .......,,,........,........... 549 Fairview Ave., N.E. Bonita Freas ...,............ ,.,......... 1 344 Taylor Ave., N.E. NAME ADDRESS Dolores Glade ............. .................. 1 030 Leonard St., N.E. Lois Gleason .........................,,...... 1100 Beechwood St., N.E. Harry Glutting ....................................... 3423 Coit Ave., N.E. Clifford Goeree .................,......,,. 1214 Mayfield Ave., N.E. Andrew Goodwin .............................. 420 Eleanor St., N.E. Mary Gormley ...............,,............. 1720 Monroe Ave., N.W. Shirley Grabill ............... ............... 1 231 Penn Ave., N.E. Irving Graves .............. .............. 2 017 Rowe Ave., N.E. Mary Guiles .......,..,...... ............ 5 30 Carrier St., N.E. Barbara Gurd ..........,........ ...,............. 1 522 Mason St., N.E. Donald Haadsma .............................. 1302 Knapp St., N.E. Billie Hall ...,...........,.....,.,.......,.,........ 617 Graceland St., N.E. Robert Hall ................................. 1664 Plainfield Ave., N.E. Barbara Harroun ...... Dorroll St., N.E. Donald Hathaway ...............,........ 922 Hollywood St., N.E. Robert Henke .....................................,....... 37 Colfax St., N.E. Mary Heering ................................. 3377 Briggs Blvd., N.E. Wallace Hettle .................,......... 4045 Plainfield Ave., N.E. William Hieshetter .....................,...,. 121 Leonard St., N.E. Edgar Higgens .......,,....... ................. 1 659 Coit Ave., N.E. James Hines .............,......... ...........,,. 1 221 Fuller Ave., N.E. Margaret Hoeve .............,..... Robert Hogeboom... Edward Hollenbach .......,.... ,..........852 Leonard St., N.E. ............,..2842 Coit Ave., N.E. .,....,..329 Coldbrook St., N.E. Charles Hornbach ...,.,...........,... 715 Hawthorne St., N.E. Peter Houk .....,.............................. R.R. No. 4, Grand Rapids Berta Houston ........,..., .,.,.,......,......,.... 9 40 Knapp St., N.E. Melvin Hughes .......... .............. 1 04 Graceland St., N.E. Marilyn Hull ............... ................ 3 16 Quimby St., N.E. Nancy Jenkins ..,,,,........... ................ 4 42 Barnett St., N.E. Mary Jane Jessup ...........,,.,,........... 433 Hubbard St., N.E. Bernadine Johnson.. ................ 511 Curtis St., N.E. David Johnson ,........... ,..,,.,., 2 031 Duiker Ave., N.E. Ruth Johnson .............. ................. 1 44 Palmer St., N.E. Oleta Kauffman .......,...,,.,..,,,.,,,,..,,,,,,,.,,., 2384 Four Mile Rd. Patricia Keegstra .............................,... 3900 Coit Ave., N.E. Margaret Keiser ..,.................. R. R. No. 4, Grand Rapids Marian Keiser .,.,.........,.,........... R. R. No. 4, Grand Rapids Mary Lou Keiser. ............... R. R. No. 4, Grand Rapids Richard Kelly .............,.......,......,....... 1345 North Ave., N.E. Bruce Kennedy .............,.......... 1008 Beechwood Ave., N.E. Edward Kersjes ................................,,.. 420 Brenner St., N.E. Ju-lia Keyes ................... ................ 1 758 Coit Ave., N.E. Raymond King ................ ............... 5 18 Leonard St., N.E. Barbara Knapp ...............,........... 1940 Westwood Dr., N.E. William Koston ......,...,.. .............. 5 42 Quimby St., N.E. Betty Kramer .............. ..,.,,,.,...... 8 Dean St., N.W. Shirley Kryger ......,.... ....,,............ 6 Palmer St., N.E. Wanda Kryger ...... ........................ 7 23 Ann St., N.E. Joan Kurtz .................... ..,.,.... 1 47 Burr Oak St., N.E. Beatrice Laansma .......... .,.......... 8 32 Dorroll St., N.E. Elizabeth Lacey ...........,, .............. 2 58 Spencer St., N.E. Julianne Ladewig .................................... 3527 Coit Rd., N.E. Jan Lamain ........,,.,..................... 1935 Plainfield Ave., N.E. Adeline Lamberts ..... .... 1 895 Four Mile Rd., N.E. Jack Lane ....................... Evelyn St., N.E. James Laraway ..........,...................... 1123 Fuller Ave., N.E. Howard Lettinga .........,..,.... ,1361 Houseman Ave., N.E. NAME Joan Lingenfelter ..,.. Carol Livingston ...,.. Richard Locke .....,..... Freda Lucas ........,.,. Mary Lynham ...,.,....... Jack Mars ,.,..................,.......,.... Senior Directory ADDRESS 3350 College Ave.. .............2448 Foster Ave., 1344 Penn Ave., ...........1217 Beechwood St., Spencer St. ........2158 Academy Dr., Roger Mawby ...............,........... 2984 Three Mile Rd., Abby Mayhew .....,.................,.., 3101 Plainfield Ave., Dolores McKee ...,..,.... Spring Ave '9 Sally McKenzie .... ............,.. 9 18 Beechwood Ave., Richard McLean. ..,. .. Audrey McMaster .,..,....,,.... ............1224 Diamond Ave., ...3215 Riverview Ave., William Meadema ..........,................ 519 Marietta St., Lorraine Melpolder .......... Marian Meyer .,....,,.,,,.. Richard Mieras .......... Patricia Miller .........,., Wayne Miller ......,. Robert Misner ..,...i...... Marcella Mol .....,..,..... Richard Morgan .......,........... Gene Morrison ............ ........1731 Aberdeen St., Ann St.. Dale St., Colfax St., Hubert St.. ......652 Lamberton Rd., 3266 College Ave.. A1227 Houseman Ave., .......2101 Prospect Ave., Elizabeth Musser .,,,,......,...,.,...... 2123 Diamond Ave Fred Nietering ............. Charles Nussdorfer. Billy Ochsankehl ................. Marilyn Olson ,.,......., Melvin Otte .......,............ Robert Paasche .......... Beverly Pauli ......,.. Diane Perry ...i.......,. Judith Phillips .,,.,...... Jacquelyn Pierson .... . ..... . Berdeen Pigorsh ........ Patricia Poley .,.,.......... Floyd Poteracke ....................... Virginia Powell ,,,,,,. .. Maxine Pratt .............................. Shirley Racey ............... Knapp St., .......497 Marywood Dr., .......937 Four Mile Rd., .......524 Leonard St., ............604 Graceland St .........118 Burr Oak St., Bridge St., .......539 Woodridge St.. ...........1576 Queen Ave.. 1,1000 Beechwood St., ............724 Rutledge St., Page St .2052 Prospect Ave: .....2013 Prospect Ave., 1129 Beechwood St., Richard L. Rademacher .................. 250 Knapp St.. Richard A. Rademacher .........,........ 529 Shirley St., Joan Reed ..,.,.............,......,..........,,,... 942 Hollywood St., Arthur Riewald ........................... 1446 Fremont Ave., Robert Romkema ,.,.,..,........,,...... 903 Northlawn St., Donald Roodvoets ..........,....... 810 East Leonard St Louis Rosendall .........................,.... 1514 Forrest Ave., Richard Rozelle .............. ................. 1 3 Burr Oak St.. Helen Rumbough .............................. 415 Carrier St. Dianne Sampanes .................. 2037 Houseman Ave., Laural Schantz ........... ....,........2340 Foster Ave., Roger Scheele ..................i........... 1249 Emerald Ave., Shirley Schriber .................. 1018 East Leonard St., Louis Schrouder ........................... 916 Hollywood St ,loan Seelman .,.,..,,,,,,,. ..,...,.,.,...... 4 15 Carrier St., Carol Smith .................. ............. 3 00 Northwood St., Donald Synder .......... ,................... 1 260 Paris Ave., Ross Springer ....................,.......,. 477 North Park St. Lois Springfield ..........i.. ..i................... .27 Frank St., N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.W N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E N.E , N.E N.W NAME ADDRESS William Stadt .... .................. 2 096 Dean Lake Ave., N.E. Don Stegman ,..,.,.... ,................. 2 841 Plainfield Ave., N.E. Shirley Steinport ............,,....,,,, ,,,,.,.,,,,,,,, 1 01 Dean Stu N,E, James Stoutesdyk ........ ......... 1 220 Plymouth Ave., N.E. Verna Stratton .....,.........................,... ...,..... I 312 Sweet St., N.E. Bonnie Stuart .,......,....,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, 3 628 Coit Rd,, NL, Joan Stuit ..........,,.,,..,. ,..,......,........... 4 09 Hoover St., N.E. Barbara Sutton ....... ....,.,,................, . 1306 Ford Ave., NE. Janet Sweet .............., ............. 1 655 Plainfield Ave., N.E, Jack Swets ................................. 736 East Leonard St., N.E. Priscilla Teegarden...806 North Prospect Ave Jack Teilsma .......................................... 2423 Day Ave. ., N.E. , N.W. William Terkeurst ............,..... 1345 Portland Ave., N.E. Richard Terpstra .............................. 1127 Union Ave., NE. Gary Terpening ............... ..............,....... 2 5 Travis St., N.E. Alice Thompson ........................... 496 Marywood Dr., N.E. Duane Tortellet ..........,.... .......... 1 423 Mason St., N.E. Shirley Tramper ........ ................. 2 966 Bird Ave., N.E. Margaret Treiber ...... ,.................. 7 70 Eleanor St., N.E. Arlene Twiss ......,,,... .............. 9 02 Hollywood St., N.E. Roger Uecker .......... ................ 5 52 Shirley St., N.E. Dorothy Vader ....... Boltwood Dr., N.E. Joyce Van Akkeren ...............,.. 2055 Prospect Ave., N.E. William Vance .............,.....,. Dean Lake Rd., R. R. No. 4 Norma Vander Broek ...... 2549 Plainfield Ave., N.E. Maxine Vander Honing ............ 916 Arlington St., N.E. Carole Vander Laan ............... 3861 Standish Ave., N.E. Marcia Vander Meer ............... 1877 Leonard Ave., N.E. James Vander Stel ...... Matilda St.. N.E. Marian Van Hoven ............... 4438 Plainfield Ave., N.E. David Van Kammen ............ 950 Woodworth Ave., N.E. Anne Van Overloop ............ 3254 Townsend Ave.. N.E. Shirley Van Portfliet... Shirley Van Putten .......................... Knapp St., N.E. .602 Fuller Ave., N.E. Verna Van Valkenburg ...... 2435 Borglum Ave., N.E. Shirley Van Wyk .................. 1350 Parkhurst Ave.. N.E. Patricia Van Zytveld ...............,........ 512 Brenner St., N.E. Donald Veldman .................... Howard Venema ........ .2447 Oakwood Ave., N.E. ...........1859 Lafayette Ave., N.E. Kathleen Verburg ..................... 1825 Wilbert Ave., N.E. Robert Vogt ....,.... ..... .............. 2 0 18 Oakwood Ave., N.E. Wayne Vos ................. Marilyn Wall ........... Richard Walsh ......... Leonard St ., N .E. Spencer St.. N.E. Evelyn St., N.E. Gary Waterkamp ........................ 4610 Lamont, Michigan Glenn Weaver .............. Coit Rd., N.E. Ruth Weeber ,,.....,,......,...... ............... 5 16 Walnut St., N.E. Robert Werner ....................... ...........1251 Penn Ave., N.E. Josephine Westerhof ..................... 1021 Oakdale St., N.E- Barbara Whlte .............................. 626 Larrlberton Dr., N.E- Ralph Whitney ......,............................. 214 Spencer St., N.E. Barbara Wieten ........................ 1254 Plainfield Ave., N.E. Roger Wilkins ....................................... 2032 Coit Ave., N-E. Reginald Willemsen .................. 3526 College Ave., N.E. Walter Winters .................................... 1250 Paris Ave., N.E. Sylvia Wondergem ..,..,...,.....,.. 1400 Lafayette Ave., N .E. Ellsworth Woolpert ........................... 1568 Coit Ave., N.E. Richard Zoerner .,.,,,.,,,,,.................. 274-0 Gerald Dr., N.E. ,HQ r ,Hs J ' . '24 ff -in Q vf 'asf x s 4 3. gy: x 0,1 'qi -5-we f We is X Q 'gf Q 5 ' ' . T 'fir-X 'f 6 I X- Y ,29 4 1, Q '-1 Q .M V. X , . X 5 x 5 3151 W do N ig! Q N me Rx 5 , 'X ' --g. , if 5 ' 4 Y Q9 .3 . .Q -.4 Q, Y, M. R A- l A 4 si x. Q- iv... 30 sg: ' ff? 'rm .i r In 1. Ready? Hike! 2. Football crowd. 3. Hurry up, Bill. 4. Contact! 5. Keeping in trirn. 6. Big boys. 7. On the sidelines. 8. Who's got the ball? X THE YEAR 1948-49 was not only an active one for the Juniors but also very successful. The class was organized early in the fall. As leaders they chose the following: President, Danny Stevensg Vice-President, Marilyn Remesg Sec- retary, ,lane Whitworthg and Treasurer, Rich Kippen. The Junior Class advisor was Mr. Martin Van Wingen. November started the year of activity with a dance, The Harvest Hop. The Amateur Show was held in February with Barbara Tanenbaum and Pat Jackson as mistress and master of cere- monies. A very successful Junior Revue was presented in March. Because of its clever theme, 'cThe Twelve Months it went over big with the stu- dents. As a climax to a very busy year came the .lunior-Senior Prom. i J l it l t 1 l I l tl in A ,U,Tt1OI Class of 4 1 - ' - 'la . 1 - fi ' ' ii 'P 3' ' f'fi'7-FE 5571! ff?--35: ,-E?-3--.125 - - ' it ' 7 ' ' I . - 1. 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Mary Kay Burch, Grace Bush, Paul Byl, Chapman, Marolyn Crum, Janice Cummings, Virginia Dadd, Gus Davis. Ruth Davis, Dorothy De Lano, Juliana De Mayer, Rog De ,Vries, William Dickinson, John Dooge. Row'B: Dimis Edwards, Pat Endres, Charles Fischer. James Fuller, Theresa Grewats, Patricia 'Groenland, Evelyn Grotenhuis. Georgia Gunnett, Charlene Haizma'n, Zelma Hathaway, Ken lzenbart. Raw 9: Patrick Jackson, Betsy Jewell. Dick Kanode, Karen Kardas, Arlene Keith, Jack Kellogg. Rich Kippens, Gail Kunkel, Lyle Linden, Marilyn Lindhout, Marlyn Linklield. Ruw 10: John Long, Graceanne Long, Connie Loomis, Marjorie McDowl, Jack Mclfndarffer, Margaret Malcolm, Marilyn Millard, Shirley Morrison, Joyce Nussdorfer, Pat 0'Harrow, James Oom. Row Il: Barbara Pett, Richard Proos, Janie Raimer. Joan Rambo. Virginia Raper, Joan Raymer, Lorraine Riemersma, Russel Ripma, Bruce Robinson, Lois Rosendall, Mary Lou Rozelle. 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Gor- don Smith, Patricia Smith, Paul Spangenburg. .lay Springfield. Marlene Stadt, Don Stellard. Helen Stellard. Row 10: Shnrlie Strong. Jack Tamboer. Charles Toot. Betty Tulip. Roger VanderKlip. Beatrice Vander Velde. Norma Veltman. Stanley V'Soske, Nancy VerHey. Row ll: Ruth Verstay. Fred Wallace. Room 220: Row II: Henry Wieten. ,lack Zylstra, Dewey Allchin, Roger Berry, Myrtle Blackhall, Burton Harrus. Raw I2: Patricia Harwood. Wesley Hill, Rosemary Langston. Jim Long, Geraldine Main. Dirk Vogt, June Welsheimer, Betty Wert. 73 lair ...jf 'EJ 531-:-' .2:?1if I..2....p.5 34 ,- ., .. ' ' , 1., .. . 3'.Qj'f N' ': iI?f e -fi! f . 9' 'ii' ' A .. ' ' ' 9 -A 9 . 1 '.-. '- E! Q..-5 .. Q- -1 'Q 9 V ' 1. a . VV EV - VV Q if -. ' '24 4 . ' ' 1 - .,.,, '7 1 I ' ' ' ' ' .- . -' Q. es.. ' . . Q .V . . 3 V 1 ., . .. V a . ...M .4 -. G d - . . -. - I -g . -X - NM -wg., -L 3 ra e . . - V .. - . .' f- . - Q 'Qt 1:55-:L Q V 4' ' .. 5, . 'Q 2 . v - .5 z:'XY.'.f - .' , ' 1.1,-Z, , V . 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Richard Bazen, Robert Beckwith. Mary Lou Benaon. Don Boernian, filitchell Boss, Doloris Brooks. Janet Brown. Vivian Brunsink Jack Conklin, Douglas Corwin. .loan Corwin. Fi1more Cowherd. Joyce a. ,lon DeBoe, Robert Decraaf, Shirley Deliorne, Ray Dempsey, Jo Ellen Dewey, Marjorie Ellenbaas. Norma Fleet. Donna Franeimlfrancis Freville um. Row 6: Phyllis Harper, Marlin Harrington. Beverly Hawkins, Joyce rank lmburg. Roland Johnson. Gerald Johnston. W ' . -' + f-W A. ' ' ' ta... . M' ' . lalfiiv' .r xi.. . , ' +3321 '. ' I' . 15:55 1 fi ' i 'g ' K. Q 't :s i'.'.f:.:1.s ' Q - ' . 522- - .2 fi f . A il 35? -. -: 'AXQS ' . Q :- f. V. ' Q it 5 'ai' ' : . . -N ' ...f .H ' , .1 '2,i Q, ' - -' Loki Q li ' . J . '1- - , .w.,.e.: . N- . s... - z -...fwwi .. - . -ga -. , i .. - ,ew - - . . - . .. ...W . .- ,. . . . .. ws . . we r .f si .ff e- - asf -. et. -X ,..- D . w . . A X ' i 'S ..., .. -, x-QA Q.. 3 4:3 'ml i ,. ' . 'i . . ' ,V,VV -4 V - : V ., , V. 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James Page, Lois Patterson, Pat Pearsall. Mary Jane Perry. Dawn Pillsbury, Karen Pressler, Jerry Pitsch. Mary Lou Pollie, Arlene Poteracke. Row II: Warren Proud, Jack Punches, Ella Quigley, Donna Rathbun, Jac- queline Reed, June Richenback. Jane Richards, David Rickert. Joyce Rickling, Dorothy Roorda, Don Schollaart. Row 12: ,Barbara Schrouder. Harriett Shipman, Dolores Smith, Harry Smith. George Stegmier, John Stoutjesdyke, Robert Stuit. Ray Tinney, Elaine Tortellet, Lois Udell, Jim Valentine. i A off? ' i 'va' ' . -, f 1 ' sf .Q -5 l i iv ' 'z L V il 3 '. -up Q Qi . 5 3 3' M . .Q an 4.953 3 - . r f 4 ' ,fx ' , ' 4. V K 5 ,af X , -. , N , .. X by J 'T 'f X , , is 4, I v U A xi K .N 1 'F '31, 1 , ' . , 5 - 4 f 1 a if T ' Q l 2 -. 2 ' f f- A-. 2 . : -4 .. . , . .. 1. - . ' 3 'f :sf - 'Y' 75 . F:- - ' S' F' K?-. f V ' 131 f. - . M t A P L.,. . . -. , , , V t , -' Q -I A T my-fp 4 fa :sf .Q J..-l -an ii '. .., v, .. fri R3 2 VR f -- 3 aff .gf 4 K -E? icq D . ' fl' . . 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Donald Hoeve, Marcia HoH'man, Row 5: Peg Hnltrop, Mart Hoogcrland. Harold Hoover, Doris Huttcnga. Vic Jarrett, Richard Johnson, Joyce Kieling, Gerry Larson, Judy Lettinga. Nina Lewis, Marshall Livingston. ' A Q t - - .: ii -, 'Y , -:. J' 0 -Q - J ,. A 9 ' l 'W' 5 1: 'l D '-F' r f' . K . 4 'xl liigx lay 'T ' A W , 7,1 'Nm ,' V ,, , ' iv, - 1 A 1 .a. , . - ,Q Y wx. -sg' .f F.. rl- 5. . 1 'if' il - l . - 1 ' .rf A '9 is V -3 y -11 'F 9? T S2 gp y 1 ' ..-f 1 , H- MRI! t Nr ,J f 'Y ' 1 3 - 4 3' 'M 5 .2 - fa 5: icq :rsh i' ,X J ' 19-Q X if V V- A t t EE Q j. Q '7 T A 'J' 'T' ' 9 F :' F '- T 4 rl' M4 . i' Q., , by Q .E , , I . If A Q qw N .. ' - -it ' - V PV' . Q t ,, Os - 'x '.1 0' Q . ' A- ' J Www N' -- 1 Q i Yr J 'I ' l X ' ' v Fi n YYY? Til ,.g,a.1.l.. V I ' Jn as 1 5' - W' v :V -. SQ A -1 F1 if ' I ,. , - . :Ln ' X, ,i I, 1 J Ai g A E .3 A -V M -ffiigsid 1 1 Raum. 220, Raw 6: Wava Main, Glen Mc Dowell, Ken Mellema. Mary Neithefer, Gerry Remenak, Bob Robinson, Ken Rosendall, La Vonne Schemerhom, Lila Shera wood, Cick Silcox. John Simmons. Row 7: Fred Slikkers. Dave Smith, Virene Steenhager, Mary Steinport, Joyce Townshend, Martin Tramper, Fred Treiber, Frances Truckle. June Tulip, Burt Uecker, Wardene Urbance. Row 8: Doris Vanden Berg. Nancy Vander Meer, Ed Van Portdiet, Audrey Van Overloop, Don Van Valken- berg, Charlene Ver Berg, Anne Viner, Joanne Visner, Ruth Visser, Kathryn Welch. Joyce Wetzell. Row 9: Gloria Whip, Jon Wierenga, Bill Wild, Ken Winters. Carol Wirt, Shirley Wood. Ruum 116. Row 9: Norma Baldwin, Don Barber, Nancy Barnes, Richard Barrows, Margaret Birch. Row 10: Pat Chadwick, David De Voogd, James De Weese, Don Drake, Russell Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Watson Joyde. Row 11: Glenn Lanstra, Connie Mc Connell, Harold Melpolder, Wallace Miller, Stewart Montgomery, Russell Noom, Dorothy Poteracke. Raw 12: Mary Rademaker, Marilyn Shadowens, Clcone Thomas, Janet Verburg, Ronald Vogt, Gladys Westbrook. You name it! ill! .Rl I u I Q I U In K I l I l. K m VL i it! i li .A il ki! il .li Dedication CRESTON HIGH SCHO0L,S A CAPPELLA CHOIR has gained famed through- out the nation. This reputation has been accomplished through the efforts of Mr. Frank Goodwin. ln addition to the choir, Mr. Goodwin had the responsibility of providing music for Gloria, producing and directing a spring concert, and helping students for the Schubert Club contest. His friendly and willing attitude will always be remembered by Creston students. As a token of appreciation, the Saga staff of Creston High School dedicate this nineteen hundred and f orty-nine Saga to Mr. Goodwin. L Yi I l ll, ll ll, QU fl. ll L ll. A ku lil lu! Ili vi l Al il 1 lm qi X! ilk all f ..:'EE1Iz,.' 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Marijane Donkur, Treva Dupee, Grant Ellsworth, Richard Emery Marilyn Felix, Joyce Forner. R010 4: Marjory Foster. Floyd Fuller, Frank Gabrielae, Joyce Callaway. Bill Calloway, Maxine Gill, waard. Maynard Graves, Shirley Hawkins. Ruth Heaton, Row 5: Leonard Hendricks, lzenhari, David James, James Jeltema, Helen Jones, Ruth Kalkaman, Ada Kamp. Bud Gleason. Marilyn Coudz- Juanita Hockatra, Rhea Houk. Ann Hamphreys, Joyce Huttenga, Shirley L V ' 1 1 X X. ' - we -T, 2. -WV we Q at, ffl ' f V at X if Lay , V+: 'ef X23 X QV , ' . ' X . - V 1 , x 4 , rx -hm' X '- ' - X-'Q . J Em Yr r if X . Qzt 'rl X' 'I ' - ' - ' 1 ef-ff' -,, , ,. ,. ' ' -- . ,i- - f f, f ark' .. Z2 -if , 'Q X 2 'Q 2' -1-12455 5 ' 'gi - N .. 0 25? Q - wg 'si ' Vx -QV '. ',X. X' '1 4 Sm ' 1-N 77 ' ' -. 'nv l V if N ' 'Ei' ' ' ' Y V,-:fi II 4- - I I II 2 I l 'X f , ie, V , I t .ev x I ' -V -' M, N av, .,.:.I N 'I A 4' ILI A f .A ig sa Q, : I ay- -.f f I l ,, A I- I 4 V. - -- . ' I :, . I, . - -4. 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Mtrilyn Mc Master. Eva Malloy, Viola Meyer, Lawrence Mieraa. Row 81 Esther Mol. Patricia Mowry. Jessie Oosterwal, Arlene Otte. Edgar Page. Jeanette Pearson. Martin Pnley, John Prince. Rirhnrd Purchase, Shirley Ann Purchase, Lyle Putnam. Row 9: Nancy Quinton, Sally Rademaker, Charles Reed. Donna Jean Rice, James Roscnqlall. Carla Schaalsma, Woodrow Schultz. Don Scott, Georgia Sexton, John Shafer, Jack Shuker. Row 10: Janet Sikkcma. Pat Stevens. Jean Stoel, Jerry Swccrs, Eileen Terpstra. Don Thomson, Charles Tickner. Raw H: Doris Trampcr. Budd Udell, Joyce Vander Schie, Victor Van Huuten, Jim Van Liere, Marilyn Van Zur. Nancy Lou Vesy. Raw 12: Frances Welch, Rex Werdon, Natalie White. Joe Wilhourne. Hill Wright, Richard Wnzniak. Shirley Zeralkink. t, :x r . ' f 2' . 'TV' . f- . 4 4- ,K . M F . X' -N A' .ae f ' f.' -Y 1 ra- w hi V. -53 -sf -5 Za' - . .4 -21, - vi ', is' . V . . 1. 513 1 as ,fi sg W ' r A - -. - ,A . ffl '- --2 - -9 1 . . , Y L L B: 1, X - y I ... 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June Bolema, Bruce Brochschmidr, Ken Broekema. Garry Brown, Richard Byl. .loyce Cain. Burke Campbell, Harold Carlyon, Grace Collica. Raw 8: Faith De Bruyn, Larry Doorn, Shirley Dorman. John Drotar, .loan Durant. Clen Erhart, George Furguson. Fred Figley, Estelle Fischer, Ann Fuller, Roland Franks. Row 9: Marilyn Goble, Ronald Hall, Donald Hamilton. Gale lmhoff. .loan Kelly. Donna Kirkbride. Ray Koets, Larry'l..inden. Dan Lipke, Dorothy Morris, Nancy Myers. Row 10: John Naum, Carmen Oom, Betty Penbroek, Neal Peterson, Norton Remes. Harlan Reyers, Max Robinetle, Nancy Robinson. Beverly Shapiro. Peg Smith. Edward Springfield. Row H: Joan Stedman. Sandra Stolorow. .lo Ellen Strong. Donald Thomas, Gary Thomet, Glen Thomet, Geraldine Thompson, Marilyn Vanden Bout, .lim Vander Broek, Donna Vandervoord, Henry Vander Werf. Row IZ: Marcia Veldman, Norva Wall. Jim Warmolts. Cordon Webster. Jack Webster, Jim Wesorick, Randall Winters. .lean Wilson. 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Nancy Hart. Shirley Hathaway, Beatrice Heintzleman. Ruth Heintzleman, Lavonda Helms, Cheryl Heynes. Raw 8: Joan Hoehleutner, Gerald Hull. Rodney Hunaherger, Marilyn Hutchinson, Stuart Joynt, Lois Kasteline, Marvin Klap. Bradford Koch, Joann Kooyers, Bonnie Lou Kramer. Louise Langford. Row 9: Nancy Long, Beth Long, Tommy Long. Charles Losey. Beverly McConnell, Jacquelyn McCready, Margaret McKinney, James Neve, Phyllis Ottenjan, Janet Oudersluys, Ronald Owen. Row I0: Joyce Peasley, Richard Peasley,I Thelma Pratt, Gordon Reed, Mary Richardson, Pat Rozelle, Betty Russell, Judy Russell, Dale Shaw, Roger Simmons. Robert Simpson. Raw ll: David Soet, Nancy Steffe, Joyce Stephens. Floyd Stocking, Shirley Stoel. Charles Straayer, Barbara Stroh, Raymond Townsend, Mary Lou Turner, Carol VanderBerg. Eleanor Vanderlierg. Row 12: Elaine VanderHoning, Beverly Vanderklip, Carl VanKrimpen, La Rita Vanwyck, Howard Vellman, Bud Verburg, George Vos, Ronald Webb, Neil Westra, Dianne Williams, Patricia Wilson. Robert Fritch. Mary Fuller. gf SET: ,, f' I-: T FK A .,, , -t mn . J' IRQ ' . ' . .- ' ' I- -so J . K 'i :. ' 'Q7 ' 538 L 'A 7 , P I W 'Y ' .51 . 355 . , . xg g. 1 . , W . , ,Q z for 'wager '? ,rf I ' Grade 3 1. 1 1 -TJ G ,V -2' L. . : I ,- , :gc K V . N ' , , 4- gg 1 fd I ' .,.. rl V, 5:5 l L . I i i' I , , 'Y-fy .. L V..- wig. 1 N 1 gf J .' J 24,1 rf' ' ' 4 Ar .A 3 g ., i J. Q - k f f K A ' J f- 2? 4 J 'D 9 6 5 H: -Q -4 f L K ' - if X A f s: fr - ' rf rm' f 3 M V . -3 - fa q .f -3 -, on 9 .QQ Q ., 3 x .. 0. - , gg , ' - .A . ' , f 3-Pix. .-. 'git . ',' A ,R ,E-i,'5gj':i., 1 rr Q ' 5.-. sf- ,f A 'Tf .rl Ah- , .,:, I, 'A ., .vhgviy . J' , W 5 F X N - r ' A J' 3 f 4' A A x 3 9 I If ' 9 -Q l , .X t gs kr I ff 1 4 j f Room 132. Row I: Rmb Ybema, Bill Yost. Room 218. Row I: Yvonne Allin-chlaen. Marcia Antonide-, Charley Beswick, Theda Biasett, Earlene Blackall, Maxine Burtt, Shirley Clark, Thomas Coles. Joyce Felix. Row 2: Richard Gilchrist, Lorna flroters, Norma Haapanen. Duane Hall, Simeon Hazckamp, Thomas Headworth Robert Hendricks. Russell Hoeve. Raw 3: Robert Hollins, Roger Hut:-hen-., Ronald Johmon. Judy Kelelaar, Kay Kuernmerlc, Robert Lindhout, Patricia Lynch, Colin Mac Donald, Eleanor Mc Elhaney, Rosemary Mullian, Dave Myera. Row 4: Elaine Noorthnek. Roger Norris, Donald Parker, Betty Pirhard, Sally Rennie, Joyce Retteg, Marilyn Rickner, Marvin Riemersma. Joyce Rogers. Ruth Rose. Alan Rosendall. Row 5: Richard Scranton. Gerald Smith, Roger Smith, Dale Senke. Norman Sparrentak, Marijean Springer, George Stratton. Row 6: Patricia Swigcrs, Bill Vanderlouwen, Norma Van5looten, Sandra Watkins, Doris Wheelock, Jack Wigent f r 3 5 - i if 2 -' 4 U s .1 l . .s . q 3 i l 's v, J .-y. ,, - -1- .X--tf r . , A Qi . , -6 X i 7 r f -..Iv x g l . WX .W 1 we . 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Sandra Stover. Row IU: Betty Thumoson. Vxrglnxa Trckner, Yvonne Trendt. Row ll: Marilyn Van Y P Kniken, Marilyn Ver Hey. David Warren. Row IZ: Paul Webster. Marilyn Woolperl, Sandra Yoknm. :Lil ,V :,,.:, .tw ., . V VV 4 . AV' ..,, , V VV EV- VVV: V - 2 - .V V - 12-of V - - - V - I - l ' V V ' -5 'F V 'ii'-VI V. V V -V -354V-V-5 ,A ,B V ,5gV:-VV N I V- .,., , A 'fy ' ,LV .x V 1, -kg... Q 1:15. ., -1 VVVVFE-V: - QVVVVV -'nf VV-V Q W V V -an If V V52 V' g-Q7 5 QV.. -V ' ' V 'i V .VV 'V - in Eiesg ff : 55:23 'V lF:F f7VIf - ' h . 25555 ' -121-'LQ , - V V'rHge.'fg.:.- -V -V V f '- -V - -QV ' V V V. VV1-5f '-'-':E:2:s3:1:V -fi- ' V IE ' -I V 1' ' V V- - WAC C V - I V. Xl. V f -, agp: ' VV J 5 V ,.,V A ' ' N -f:VV-f-- V. V- V ,VV -- V--:g.sgV - ' fam.. SSE? 'Bai-V , 3 V2:V:s:a , ' -V -1, 3'-r25a,egs3Vgg-5-V ' . - -V A - i-1-V.:: ' ' V za'-' ' ' ' V 1 V ffm: ge V V V, ...V V y V 'rr V ..,. yi V G d 7 1 it V V VVVV. Va , V ' V V . 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Gary Headworth. Donald Henning Norman Hooker. Ronald Hornburg. Jack Hull. Ronald Hulchens. David Hyde. Row 4: Louis Jacobson, Gordon King, Leonard Koets. Pat Koets. Constance Koontz Bob Kehn. Leonard Kievit, Richard La Botz, Jean Lacey, Gerald Leese, Frieda Lobbezno. Row 5: Jim Masters. Barbara Mellema, Arlene Middleton, David Miling Cl 'ee Miller, Suzanne Miller, David Mills, Leo Moss, Billy Neithefer, Virginia Nickelson, Donna Oom, George Patrick. Row 6: Marjgrie Peterson, David Pier an son. Claude Price, Darwin Raatz, Ellen Raper, Nell Robinson, Dian Roersma, Irma Roesly, Betty Rose, Janice Rys yk. 80 od 'Dunn Rex Dyer Jane! Empie John Ervin David Fleming V ...Q Q V V I V Vi, V X .T V' I 4' I ' x ga- . V V Q 1 Q V . V V V -V bei? -VG V :V V V V V v-,, VV . rl 1 A f N.. er f -. - . ' Q , .. r' l K K l ' J ' nl i V lik' ' , A ll' V' 'few-1 1 , 4 , Q N '? '1e Q ' ' a J Y . -1 ' Q . ' 4' ' ' '- i' ' ' .a ,- N 3 V ' zz ..x, . .. V V V i f V l Z A --1 .S -x 'Ai -. if . 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Delores Christensen. Row 2: Jackie Cole, David DeBoer, Leonard DeLoof, Keith DeVries, Lynn Dewinter, Ruth Ann Dolsey. Sayla Emmerl, Jayne Foote, Mary Fuerst, Roger Garrett, Nancy.Cales. VRow 3: Ryan Gillette, Sally Glass, Leon Goodwin, Anne Harding, Frank Harper. John Hooker, Judy Hoover. David Houk, -James Houston, Mike Jackson, Marilyn Ketelaar. Row 4: Nancy Kramer, Judy Larson, Nancy Lindeman. Billy Lipke, Donald Meyers, Par Middleton, Carolyn Miller. Averill Momenteller, Jack Monje,' Shirley Neff, Beverly Olson. Raw 5: Laurel Paasche. Joyce Quigley. Betty Remenak, Marcia Rutkoskey, Bar- bara Santos. Sharon Shotwell. Ronnie Spaelh, Tommy Stuit. Phyllis Thompson, Tommy Van Blaricum, Kenneth Van Pulten. Row 6: Janel Van Wingen, Howard VanderVeen, Janice Vander Wert. Mary Viergiver, Barbara Watkins, Donald Westrate, Drex Wonzer. at W , gal if - fd im S S X N is ap ' xr sf is Q5 sf? Q 4 X X S . , pgs if I 'W ste:-e it ,.,:. 1 .. Q- .. 5 'X Before school, at noon, after school ' 1 it Q e fe. X ,, fijqjf LE? '- :fi R - ' - 'E . E 5 xg: -e ' rezfsflggqsgfei' , X- .ri x ' H -- 1 4 si X . fs. --QI? 4-s..::Q'i', j, .g .. ..:::--215.5-,,:'V is ' if so is Sl. 5 is his 'Q Row 1-Shirley Morrison. Pat Croenland, Millie Fonger, Virginia Clark, Irma Gustafson, Ruth Davis, Pat O'Harrow, Nancy Brabb. Row 2-Arlene Keith, Marilyn Lindhout, Joyce Sierveld, Janet Sweet, Norma Veltman, Susie Long, Shirley Bennett. MRS. DUANE KElTH,S HoR1z0N CLUB girls have had a very busy year. One of their many activities was a School Dayisn skit for the Regional Horizon Club Conference. The girls met every two weeks at various members homes where they were served refreshments after an extensive meeting. The officers are as follows: Susie Long, Presidentg Pat 0,Harrow, Vice Presiclentg Arlene Keith, Secretaryg and Joyce Sierveld, Treas- urer. .i7fxaQ .- gi ALL .Q J , i . Q .. r ' v -.P J 7 1 , , . ss if-. I . M I 2 y Y FIN' I: ,fa gm ' L., 3 lumix Q T i I J 2 'v t 1-A., . t 19 , 1 . A 'cf - --:av if 'SJ 3 352-r' i 'Z 51' YR Q, V K A ah Q W ,Si 'S -s -vi Y wg 1 'LD Q-- ', Honors Won by Deserving Students Q .V ,wi - EACH YEAR IN JUNE at the honors assembly deserving Creston i Q students are the recipients of certificates, medals, and cups. It is a - X memorable occasion for all. It marks the end of the seniors' hi h . , A, s 2. ' school years and an aim for underclassmen. Cups: Creston Faculty Service - boys .,....,. ......,--.-- Creston Faculty Service - girls ............ ....,i.V..... Creston P.T.A. Girls Honor Trophy ..........,.,, -a-....,,-AA E. C. Buss Boy,s Honor Trophy ,... ....,..... ,..,....... . ..---..,4.4 4 Creston Senior High Scholarship Cup .......... -. .....,.--.- . Creston Junior High Scholarship Cup .,..........,,....,,,., Ensign Walter A. Wood Jr. Memorial Trophy .......... Marian N. Spencer Memorial Trophy ..................... Valedictory Medal .........,...,....................,............. -----A------ Salutatory Medal ........... .3 Q X 1 .gd x ci, ' ,.-4 Q5 -AJ , Nm u w , .,. '- ix., , sn WX 1. Studying chemistry hard. 2. It must be. love! 3. Senior session room. 4 Exercising. Q' i Kg ' l x ,J if! 'Wit- tl I ,. ' 'Y w,.,WfF2,.. 1. .. V, ,, .. -.....,............... if 1. Catch him, Boy- len? 2. Future star? 3 Did Woolpert make it? 4. Smile pretty, Andre. 5. Fun loving fellows. 6. Typical student. 7. Modelaires with some of their tro- phies. Boy s Activities Ph..ei2m.:. ' 'i' ' ' it 3 i 3 ui Q ii 5' H 5 'H 1 P! 11 'H 'Q 4 Our Chief THIRTEEN YEARS AGO a man came to Creston to serve as its chief. This man was Mr. Howard W. Wickett. Throughout the years he has proven himself a mighty warrior, wise in council and loyal to the tribe. 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Em E QP! iam' Cm: 'Fings Qtpw 'UQJSQ - o 0-r E i A. if-7254 51 fwg N, ,-HL. .,. t. mam' :.m4i.g' ' Athletics THE INDIANS were fond of sports and played shinny. which is prob- ably a forerunner of our game of hockey. Raquet ball, played with a bat similar to a small tennis raquet, was the Indian ball game and their version of football might have developed into the great game as it is today. 1 Q' E A ? w CS-N 1.1 ' j . QLDJ LF? i rf ef i A' 4 VY 14.45 2 'f QI? 1' 5 N 5 M Q wx.. v rv, V f ' :fi to '- f 'Q Q29 ' Wo 1 , ,,. .. .. Viv Divx' .15 Q. R 484 .., ,M ,--,fre Row I - Coach Powers, G.-Terpening, D. Walsh, J. Lane, J. Sutton, B. Kuick, D. Creed ,I Cravelyn D Stegman B Meadema R. Uecked, Asst. Coach O'Malley. Row 2 - C. Nussdorfer, B, Koch, R. Proos, K. Rosendall G Weaver D Allchm B Vance L. Abbott, D. Stevens, C. Goeree, R. Springer, W. Miller. Row 3 -H. Stouten, C. Thompson P Orphan ,I De Boe B Harrls Duper Van Corp. A. Watson, A. Goodwin, B. Stroh, B. Whitromb, B. Despres, R. km Mgrs B DeKorte and R Johneon .5- Vg: The Polar Bears Start Their Long, 5 . - ,, Uphlll Climb . . XX Coaches - Jappinga, Powers and O,Malley Co-Captains - Walsh and Stegman 9-..-- ' Dick Walsh picks up some yardage in the Ottawa game as he eludes No. 44 of Ottawa with No. 63 in pursuit. Cravelyn is stopped after a gain in the Ottawa game by No. 25. Weaver prepares to take out jones. No. 44. Stevens does some fancy stepping as Allchin, No. 53, lays the key block. No. 37 of Creston is Harris. THE CRESTON GRID picture was painted a bit differ- ently during the 1948 season than it was the year be- fore. The Bears won the reputation throughout the city of having one of the scrappiest teams on the gridiron during the season. Central was the lirst to fall before the Bears, 12 to 7. Their second win of the season came against Ottawa Hills 13 to 0. Al- though these were the only games won by the Bears they played heads-up-ball in every game. All-City Laurels were taken by Glenn Weaver, first team, and Jim Gravelyn, Jack.Lane second teamg and Dick Walsh, Don Stegman, Gary Terpening, Rich Proos, and Bill Hieshetter receiving honorable mention for stellor play throughout the year. ' ZW W. HW! entral game as Whitney, No. 13 sits down. Stevens. No, 66, is in the foreground. Dick Walsh displays some hard driving power as he bulls his way through in the Central game. Weaver takes the ball on his famous end-around play in the Central game. ws Xxv -x K xg j'i 'QQ Yi' A N x 2' xx 'N K s ,I , , 4- 1. 'lf if 9 K QM-. Q x COIN HERB BIRDY STEG FATTY BUCK WHISKERS N, f ff N 'av J s A r X . Q .,b, .E f 51 S Q 9- V af. 4 . EARS DANNY MOOSE TERP HOOIE SM OKE Y Q W A 1 - Front Row - R. Wilkins. O. Woolpert, J. Waltz, J. Lane, T. Boylen, H. Stouten. Back Row - P. Jackson, B. Paasche. R. Kippen. J. Dooge, N. Schuiling, R. Andree, D. Stevens, D. Walsh. Basketball JACK LANE OZZIE WOOLPERT DICK WALSH .. Sw l i , 5 . Y .L M1415 N. -.. ?..... . s.. .. - M.. N... -fu, - 1 ,.. yy H '-v GOING THROUGH a rather dismal season. the Creston basketball team failed to come through as victors in a Single contest during the 1948-49 Season. Dick Walsh and ,lack Lane were elected co-captains of the team. Lane won all-city laurels on a Press-picked Coach Henry Schrump was sidelined with an appen- dectomy during the first few games. but even his return couldn't give the Bears the needed spark to win. team. while Walsh was sidelinedafter the second Catholic tilt with an injured ankle. Next year should show improvement. with seven vets returning plus some members of the second team which Finished in second place. NORM SCHUILINC TERRY BOYLEN HERB sToUTEN r... P in , xl M JOHN DOOGE ROC WILKINS PAT JACKSON 44,1 L . r'-4