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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1953 volume:

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We are proud to present to you the 1953 edition of the Saga. As you read it you will recall much of the work and play you have experienced in the past year. The Saga staff sincerely hopes you will enjoy these recollections even more as the years go by. Many years ago, an earlier generation of Creston pupils selected the polar bear as one of the school's emblems. This year's staff decided to feature polar bears in the Saga. The pictures of polar bears were taken on a vaca- tion trip to the Brookfield zoo, near Chicago. SENIOR SECTION . .. 5-25 ORGANIZATIGNS . . 'l . . JUNIOR SECTION ........ 26-30 UNDERCLASS SECTION 31-42 lrfhlffs S- il ------- wth grade I IC et e eps . 9th grade nstrumenta ........ 8th grade Viocal Music ..... '. . . 7th grade Circulation, journalism 43-47 Debate, Forensics .... FACULTY '-.------ Publications ......... SPECIAL EVENTS so-54 Igfffzfgfaagg ' ' ' CLUBS ............ 55-73 R-0-T-C ---- - B a d Che rons 56 Piss it ...,. i ,.... ss-59 SPFgggg11'--Q Y-Teens ....... 60-62 B k b li c-club ......... 63 as ef a --'- Honor Societies . . 64-65 Cross COUNTY - - - Horizon ....... 67 Baseball ------ Amicitia ..... 68-69 Tl'aCk ------. Biology .... 70 Tennis .. Science . . . 71 Golf ,,,, , , , Latin -- 72 A. B. Club . . . 73-91 74 75 76 77 78-7 9 80-81 82 83 84-87 88 89 90-91 93-1 12 94-98 99-104 105 106-107 108 109 1 10 1 1 1-1 12 ,Q-aes. The Polar Bears Dedicate The Saga Staff, according to a time honored tradition, each year chooses to honor some person whose guidance and counsel have greatly contributed to the welfare of the school. XVe have chosen the assistant ad- viser of the Saga this year for this honor because she has been a helpful friend and counsellor to so many Cres- tonites. She has given hours of her own time to her pupils, and was al- ways available when a student needed help. As assistant adviser of the Saga and its editors she has contributed many hours help to this activity. In addition to her work on the Saga Staff, she was chosen because of the active part she has played in junior Revues as well as for her enthusiastic leader- ship in her classes in typing and short- hand. So now we, in turn, inscribe to her the time and effort which her pupils put into this book. To you, Miss Lally, the Polar Bears and the Saga Staff proudly dedicate the 1953 Saga. X mm og af' .,. .. . ig 1. Tw . .is it -. T H A Nfnn T-lpncnn Intense moment at the game. ge? egg 'E .ie f gi Senior Close-ups ' !y M ' 1 P' Pass me the ball, Bud! Ur Nnncv Tlrianfc Pnfsv Hemne Nnnvv Oom. Arline Nielsen. Carol :md I TN Mary and 1 I 'vw e if ee fm , X ' 'I '-fx.. Phvllis Shafer, ,--' .f .1.:,L X BGYS Big Bears' Officers The first activity undertaken by the senior class was the Annual Homecom- ing Dance. The Creston Alumni co- operated with the senior class in pre- senting this. The dance was held in the Civic Auditorium after the Ottawa- Creston football game and was a big success. The Mid-Term Minglel' was the next project and was held in honor of the Mid-Term Graduates. In the early part of the second semester Creston seniors co-operated with the city-wide March of Dimes Campaign. Another event at the beginning of the year was the election of Joanne De Korne as snow queen and. her alter- nate, Norma Haapenan. The title of the senior play was Mr. Barry's Etchingsf' Ron Redlin played the title role. Other annual events were the senior banquet and senior dress-up day. The senior class officers are J ack Neve President: Ronald Boorstein Vice pres identg Cheryl Heyns, Secretary am Ronald PreFontaineg Treasurer ret Akkerhuis iusic is as sweet stra, Latin Club, Club, Senior Y- Future Nurses Yvonne Albrechtsen A tiny girl with a big smile. Cheerleader, Amicitia, Y-Teens, Stuclent Coun- cil. Spanish Club, junior Revue, Bible Club Melton Ammerman Fleet of foot, Crosscountry, Track, C-Club Baker 5 charm. tia, Courtesy May Benson and peppy major- fnt Council, Ami- Future Nurses , Spanish Club Feens, Drum Ma- 1 ie, Senior Y-Teens Glowing beauty. Echo Staff, Circulation Staff, Amicitia, junior Revue, One Acts Max Bergh Mild mannered man. lllathematical ambitions. Senior Hand, Latin Club, Science Club, lrl i- Y 7 Jerry Anderle His likeable personality is something. Football, liztsketball, track, C-Club, Hi-Y U5 in ' . 'N ,st ,- X, YE True sportsman in every Field. Stuclent Council, Foot- ball, llasebztll, Basket- ball, Hi-Y, C-Club, A- Capella Choir, Gloria. Junior Revue Joanne Bement Oh that smile! Echo, Amicitia, Junior Revue, junior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Latin Club, Stu- clent Council, V-Teens, Horizon Club, Courtesy Squnfl, Choir, Gloria, Sandra Bissonette Excitement and enthu- siasm. licho Staff, Saga Staff, Debate, Junior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, l.atin Club, A. li., Aluicitia, Junior Re- vue, Horizon Club, . i f A PICTURE DF THE PUPIL WAS NDT AVAILABLE Richard Ball Refreshing wit. Science Club, Track Senior Play EX e .45 v s, G5-Q 5? I l tonald Blantgn Bonnie Bliss Shirley Block Leonard Boerma Donna Bogey ionesly is rewarding llliscliievong ,md pe,-L You eau always depend lllfferveseent with fun. tientle ways. Amieitia, One Acts, H11 11011 SClC'UCC Chill, llllliof ,-Xniieitia, l.atin C Horizon, .Iimim Rpvue, Courtesy Squad Revue, ,lunior Ushers Ihitiire Nurses C filorixt ,lunior Revue k Bolt llleflli traits. J,'l',C. llars and 'yrons Club :le Breen rling eliaracter. dio-Visual, Choir, dent Council, ,lunior 'ue, Gloria, Courtesv ad Ronald Boorstein Looks - liltelligence - Humor. Senior Honor Society, lfootlrall, llelmaie, llas- ketlmall, lforensies, Sci- ence Clulm, Teiuiis, Hi- Y, Student Council, .lunior .-Xniateur Hour. lf-QE' Ron Bresnahan Mysterious and enter- taining. lfootliall, C-Club, Hi-Y, Courtesy Squad, Track ,lunior Revue Kenneth Boss Spirited in Song' and liuinor. A-Capella Clioir, Boys Quartet, Gloria, Junior Revue, Student Council, Science Club, Latin Beverly Brinkman Earned tlie esteem of all. Courtesy Squad, Junior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Biology Clulm, Junior Revue, Ticket Club, A.B, 8 Maxine Boss Reassuring friendliness. l7uture Nurses, Senior Y-Teens, Choir, Gloria john Bouwman Seldom serious. Footlmall, C-Clulm, Hi- Courtesy Squad, Secoi Choir, One Acts, Cloi Phyllis Buckel Always ready to please. Aniieitia, junior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, A-Capella Clxoir, Adi., Senior Play, Gloria, One-Acts, Frank Burtt Sunny disposition, Hi-Y, ,lunior Revue 5 Byl ra clicker, Na- gentleman. Staff, Photogra- R.O.T.C. i line Chesebrough guietness is charm :rette,A1nicitia id Choir, Gloria, r Revue ld Churchard mall hero. , C-Club, Ju11lOY e, Football, Base- 1 Richard Byl Loyal to his friends, C-Club, Football, A-Ca, pella Choir Bruce Coleman Spirited athlete. C-Club, Hi-Y, Science Club, Track, Basketball, Cross-country, Courtesy Squad, Junior Revue, One Acts, Gloria, Band Wallace Churchard A true sense of humor. Football, Hi-Y, Track, Courtesy Squad, C- Club, Junior Revue 3 Rita Carson Casual charm. Courtesy Squad Russell Carter Demure sincerity Amicitia, Saga Staff, Future Nurses Club, Courtesy Squad Tom Coles Bright ember. Tennis, Football, C Club, Science Club WSH filgm. Joyce Cross Striking girl, with a rare sense of humor. Amicitia, Choir, Gloria, Horizon Club, A.B., Senior Ushers, Saga Staff, Junior Revue, One Acts, Y-Teens, Latin Club, Junior Hon- or Societ , y 9 Kay Collet Quiet, peace loving, true. 9-Y-Teens, Latin Club, Horizon Club, AB. Flashing, speeding feet. Track, Football, Bas- ketball, C-Club, Hi-Y, Junior Revue Virginia Chartier Gracious sophistication. Amicitia, Senior Honor Society, Junior Revue, AB., Saga Staff, Cour-- tesy Squad, Senior Ush- ers, Circulation Staff g i iin .,.,.. A W.,,mw,f' i' F l Jane Conner Character and charm. Choir, Gloria, Junior Revue, 9-Y-Teens, Fu- ture Nurses Club, Latin Club, Horizon Club, Amicitia, A.B., Junior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Echo Staff, Saga Staff, Quill Tom Crum Earnest and reliable. 5 arbara Davis leasing to be near. inicitia, Latin Club, o11rtesy Squad, Y- eens, One Acts, Jun- 11' HOlllDF Society Alvin De Bruine A quiet boy, possessing charm. R.O.T.C., Saga Staff Norma De Fouw Chic and energetic. Circulation StalT, Ami- citia, Horizon Club, Saga Staff, Gloria, Second Choir, Glee Club, Junior Revue, One Acts, JllI1iOI' Ush- ers, 9-Y-Teens X S i 9: 1 IA Darrel Depree Active vitality. ' 1-mf! gt . fi Dorothy De Voogd Remarkable vigor Y-Teens, Courtesy Squad, Junior Revue, Gloria, One Acts, A.B. if Shirley De Young Aniiable personality Poised, natural beauty. Amicitia, Horizon Club, Choir, Junior Revue, Sextette, Circulation Staff, Gloria, 9-Y-Teens Betsy De Vries Sl1e was brimming over with energy, Forensics, Student Council, Ecl1o Staff, Saga Editor, Circulation Staff, Spanish Club, Beauty of character. Latin Club, Choir, Fu- ture Teachers Club, Amicitia, Senior Honor Society, Gloria, JL111lOl' Revue, Echo Stalf, A.B., One Acts, Senior Play 10 Joanne De Korne Nice to be around. Horizon Cl11b, Amicitia, Gloria, Second Choir Carolyn De Minck Quiet manner, 5 friendly smile. Future Nurses C Latin Club, Senior Teens, Junior Revue if wif, iii if Barbara De Young The essence of sophis- tication. Treasurer of Junior Class, A-Capella Choir, Amicitia, Senior Honor Society, Junior Revue Gloria Carol Doom Pleasing to the eyes. Sextette, Choir, Amici- tia, Junior Honor Soci- ety, Senior Y-Teens, Circulation Staff Helen De Young Rushing through I school with a hely hand. Library Club, Ju Ushers, Senior Ush Y-Teens, Horizon C Circulation Staff, A Charlotte Doud Quiet, pleasant cha AB. 'd Doyle h in appearance inversation. - f- f f Meredith Drasin A winning Way. Junior Revue, AB., H orizon Club, .AIIllClll2l, Courtesy Squad, Biol- ogy Club Nancy Dyer Nonclialant but consci- entious. 1 Amicitia, Saga Staff, Circulation Staff. Shirley Ealy Radiant with lZl1.1gIlltCl'. Amicitia, Junior Revue, Clirls Cllee Club Fred Ellis Humor plus generosity. Baseball, C-Club, Hi-Y, lfootbilll L Epstein etic qualities. ia, Circulation Courtesy Squad, unior Revue, One Senior Play l.. Glenn Erhart lndispensable with ami- Fellx Always happy and care- able grin and twinkling Suzanne Ewald HSC' ' eye. Harmless mischief. H1-Y, C-Club, l,atm Band, Science Club, Library Club Club, Football, Track, Iunior Revue Junior Revue, Senior ' Rand Vllinning ways. Courtesy Squad, AB., ,lunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Biology Club i ll' le Figley ted to be sunny. Y-Teens, A-Cap- fhoir, Latin'Club, tia, Courtesy Gloria, Senior Norma Filkins LlIl3.SSl1llllllg quietness. Aniicitia, llible Club, Courtesy Squad, Latin Club, Future Nurses Club, Glee Club Norman Fleet Handsome athlete Football, Golf, C-Club, Freel Petite and likeable. Second Clioir, Courtesy Squad, Library Club '-' ' Refue - ' H' Y' Junior l junior Revue, Amicltia 11 Hug, Jack Frueh fiienial and good na- turecl. R.O.T.C., liars and Clievrons ary Fuller uiet and capable. Jurtesy Squad, Senior shers, Latin Club, A. , One Acts, Library ub, Glee Club Rita Funk Pleasant to be around. Y-Teens, Glee Club, Second Choir, Gloria, Saga Staff, Amicitia, Courtesy Squad, One Acts, junior Revue, junior Honor, Society Horizon Club Connie Garrett Intelligence and sweet- ness Walked with her. Bible Club, Library Club, Courtesy Squad, A.B. Jhn Goodrich 7ent in for things in big way. i-Y, Science Club, iga Staff, Latin Club, wurtesy Squad, Tennis Eloise Goossen Quiet and reserved. Glee Club, Second Choir, Biology Club, Bible Club, Gloria Sandra Gray Snniling and good na- tured. Junior Honor Society, junior Y-Teens uane e can spark up any trty. ootball, Basketball, rack, junior Honor bciety, Latin Club, ourtesy Squad, Stu- :nt Council, Junior evue C Susan Haisley Serene and charming. junior Ushers, Senior Ushers, Library Cl11b, junior Y-Teens, 9-Y- Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Junior Revue, Circula- tion Stall Fred .Easy going. Football, Basketball 12 Ramon Gerbert A whiz at basketball. Football, Basketball, Baseball, junior Revue, Latin Club, Student Council Lorna Groters Refreshing confidence. Ticket Club, Biology Club, Junior Revue, 'Y- Teens Selma Hanson S Endowed with grace and poise. Y-Teens, Second Choir, Bible Club, Library Club Barbara Gingrich lissence of cordialit Courtesy Squad, brary Club Norma Haapanen Her smile was ench ing. C Student Council, 4 Club, Second Cl Cilorizl, ,lunior Hr Society, Senior Ho Society, Amicitia, C tesy Squad, Hori Club, A-Cappella Cl . f. -: L ' S 7QL, i Y? f g X lRoberta Harding Reserved felicity. Y-Teens, Junior Re Student Council, C tesy Squad, Glee C Ticket Club, Bio Club, lunior Ushers Harrison vins her Way right four heart, ppella Choir,.fAmi- Courtesy Squad, or Revue, Glee Second Choir, 9- ens, Horizon Club, 'l Heyns ar because of her ng personality. Amicitia, Latin Y-Teens, Choir, 7 Honor Society, mr Revue, Glee Horizon Club, Acts, Gloria, Sen- lay 1. 1, U, me Hoogerhyde lnine attractiveness key to popularity. zitia, A-Cappella r, Gloria, Junior le, One Acts, Hori- Club, Latin Club, ir Honor Society, rt' lqltlllfll' Society, ent Council, A PICTURE DF' THE PUPILWA5 NDT AVAILABLE he EZ. W:,Qf Nancy Hart Bert Haskins Bob I'Ie1'ldI'iCkS Joyce Hendrigkg Sparkling laughter. The man with the Perennial comic. Good-hearted generos- A-Cappella Choir, Y- gllilflf- Track, Courtesy Squad, ity, Teens, AB., Amicitia, A-Cappella Choir, Jun- Hi-Y, Science Club Glee Club, Second ior Amateur Hour, Choir, junior Revue, Gloria Gloria Shirlee Hines Snappy brown eyes. Glee Club, Junior Y' Bob HOffil1S Teens. Senior Y-Teens, ls he ever still? Aniicitia, Senior Ushers COUNCSY Sflllady R-O-' T.C. Her outstanding artistic ability will ,always be remembered. Biology Club, Senior Honor Society, A.B., Ticket Club, Gloria, Junior Revue, Courtesy Squad, Student Council Edward Hordyk A dependable and in- genious stage manager. Stage manager, Spanish Club milf james Howes Military life comes first. liars and C h evrons Color Guard, R.O.T,C.., Pliotograplly Club 13 Rod Hunsberger Class Prankster. junior Honor Society, junior Revue, Football, Baseball, Basketball, Student Council A PICTURE DF THE PUPILWA5 NDT AVAILABLE Gerald Hollenbeck Devotee of music. Choir, Gloria Margaret Hutchinson Wariii-liearted. Glee Club, Second C lloir, A-Cappella Choir, Gloria, Y-Teens junior Revue, Senior Ushers, junior Ama- teur Hour, Courtesy Squad, Ticket Club ale Imhoff thletic prowess. molball, llasketball, aseball, C-Club, Cour- sy Squad, Junior evue ,df My sis Kasteline aperations of dignity. l3,, Junior Ushers, udent Council, Glee ub, Biology Club, nior Ushers dford Koch l there ever be one himl tball, ,lunior Revue Marilyn Imhoff Admirable, and earnest. AB., Courtesy Squad, Biology Club, Junior Ushers, Senior Ushers, Horizon Club, Junior Revue, 9-Y-Teens, Clee Club Doug Jarrett One of the fun makers! C-Club, Hi-Y, Junior Revue, Football, Base- ball, Echo Staff, Quill and Scroll Katie Keena Energetic singer. A-Cappella Choir. 'IF' W V at .,ia Kathie Kersten A friend in need is a friend indeed. Library Club, Horizon Club Ronald Johnson Cheerful with an ami- able smile. Stuart Joynt Humor and height. Football, Basketl Baseball, Junior R Judy Ketelaar Those dimples are fas- cinating. Aniicitia, Senior Ushers, Junior Y-Teens Marvin Klap Admired by all, en by many. Basketball, Basel Student Council Pr dent, C-Club, A-C 'bella Choir, Glo: Junior Ushers, ,lui Honor Society, Scie Club . , ff, yi, ' Joann Kooyers She likes to langli. Senior Honor Society, Courtesy Squad, Anii- eitizr, lliology Club Jim Coston A ladies' Man. Junior Revue, Courtesy Squad, Second Choir, Hi-Y, Gloria 14 Bonnie Kramer Elegance of character. Junior Honor Society. Biology Club, Junior Revue, Ainicitia, Ciilee Club, A.B., Y-Teens Pat Kranenberg l,oVer of music. Glee Club, Seco Choir, A-Cappe Choir, Junior Usln Senior Ushers, 9- Teens, Senior Y-Tee Bioloszv Club, Amiei ,emmerle y she looked at Club. Amicitia, Revue, Circula- ff sLosey are just born ill, Basketball, ill, President of nior Class. Junior C-Club, Cour- quad ff xy, 5 4 W . 5 r , 2 .. - Qagiayf 2' C ' M fs . 3 Maurer ing and gay. 1s, Amicitia, Hor- ub, Junior Revue, l Choir, Gloria, ition Staff, Glee Garret Lamain Gifted with musical ability. Audio - Visual - Educa- tion Club Patricia Lynch Ready with a pleasant smile Echo Stait, Quill and Scroll, Courtesy Squad, Amicitia. Junior Revue. Horizon Club, Second Choir. Gloria, Y-Teens iixma. Nancy Leavell Petite and artistic. Senior Honor Society. Junior Honor Society. A.B, Dave Macomber Competent and clever. Bible Club Beth Long Beauty and Wit. Y-Teens, Courtesy Squad, Arnicitia, Junior Revue Tom Long Commanding respect. R.O.T.C. David Marckini Daring and venture- Lewis Mahacek Endowed with musical charm. Track, C-Club, Iunior Revue, Spanish Club, Orchestra, Band SOUIC. Science Club, Latin Club, Junior Honor So- ciety, Senior Honor So- ciety, junior Revue Terrence Maurer Speeding sk ate s with flashing blades. R.O.T.C., A.V.E. Club, Choir, Gloria, Junior Revue, Bars and Chev- rons, Football, C-Club, Senior Play Donald McCarthy Dignihed and distin- guished. Senior Ushers, Courtesy Squad 15 Bob McClelland Personality plus. Football, Basketball, Baseball, C-Club, Hi-Y, Latin Club, Courtesy Squad, Vice-president of the Junior Class 1-QR Beverly McConnell Friendly and amicable. Library Club ie Noorthoek Patricia Norton Martha 0501153 nckie McCready spirations of athletic me. irculation Manager, A. ., Library Club, Jun- r Revue, Quill and croll, Amicitia, Stu- :ut Council, vid Moss . me are just naturally e otball, Track, Stu- it Council, Junior vue, Courtesy Squad, anish Club, C-Club, nior Play A PICTURE DF' THE PUPILWAB NDT AVAILABLE Ben Meadows Sgscxliinlget . . Sharon Miller Reserved and friendly. R O T5 e ermmatlon' Vivacious beauty. ' ' ' ' Amicitia, Horizon Club, Barbara Montgomery Captivating sparkle. Ticket Club. Student Council, Horizon Club. Glee Club, Second Choir. A-cappella Choir, Junior Ushers, Junior Revue, Gloria, Junior Amateur Hour, ,itious and willing. lzon Club, Amici- A-Cappella Choir, or Revue, All-City , Courtesy Squad, or Play, Gloria, Acts, Y-Teens A handsome boy with sparkling eyes, Track, C-Club, Cour- tesy Squad, Junior Re- vue, Football, Second Choir Rosemary Mullian Smallness did not hin- der her! Amicitia, Student Coun- Cll, Junior Honor Soci- ety, Senior Honor So- ciety, Ticket Club Q 'sgfgf?Y5iisizgXf- .x, ' 42-if ' - -' if s Jerry Mohrig Brains and ambitio Science Club, Forer Latin Club, Stu4 Council, Junior H Society, Senior H Society, C-Club, Ba: ball Manager, John Naum Esteemed by all. Band, Science Club, Junior Revue Roger Honor, truth, loyalty. Track, Crosscountry, Junior Honor Society Senior Honor Society Latin Club, Hi-Y, C- Club 16 A PICTURE DF THE PUPILWA5 NDT AVAILABLE Singer of the blues. Ainicitia, Junior Ama- teur Hour, Junior Re- vue, Horizon Club ack Neve A tower of strength President of the Sei Class, Courtesy Sql Hi-Y, C-Club, Quill Scroll, Crosscount Track, Junior Hoi Society, Sports Ed Echo, Science Club Sedatc graciousness. Senior Y-Teens, Futu Nurses Club Ottenjan for a day. s, Ticket Club, a, Junior Revue, tion Staff, Hori- 1b ,Q .P Payne man behind the tall, Band, Orches- unior Revue, Jun- Honor Society esy Squad, Span- lub, Track, C-Club PreFontaine he ever have an iy? n Club, Audio-Visu- Senior Honor So- ', Treasurer of the or Class . 2 .1 2 fi: . ,,, it ii K rv' , S i yffis f V , . s ,ff 1 janet Oudersluys lier llllIllJlC feet Will al- ways be reinenibered. Library Club, junior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Amici- tia, Junior Revue, Cour- tesy Squad, Forensics, Future Teachers Club janet Penland Shining halo. Choir, Gloria ,,g2f?ai5af. iw .1-gif. , is ,f 2 K my s 4, 5 auf., t Ronald Owen Nonelialaut but consci- entious. Football lllanager Sara Perry Petite and reserved. Glee Club, 9-Y-Teens, Biology Club, Amicitia Joyce Palmer Nice to look at ,as well as to know. Amicitia, Horizon Club, 9-Y-Teens, Gloria, Stu- dent Council, junior Revue, Latin Club, Saga Staff One Acts, Choir A K Mabel Post Sweet manner. Bible Club it '- T ' 8 2 I , I oi ' fi fails I . 4' t 5' .fi -.-' ff at 2 L- Lyle Putnam Quiet sense of humor. Band Donald Parker An bonest and straight forward manner. R.O,T.C., Bars and Clievrons, Bible Club, Courtesy Squad Thelma Pratt Modesty becomes her. Glee Club ,, , c'l rstl l 3 r , fs ' Ron Redlin Gordon Reed Harlan R ers Man about town. A1wayS IIHPDY' - . y . qcnior Play Football Misclleviously animate 17 Self- ossessed and . We lary Richardson 'atural attractive qual- ies. micitia, Choir, Gloria orizon Club, AB., Sen- r Ushers, Saga Staff, ne Acts, Senior Play inior Revue, Y-Teens 1 y Marilyn Rickner Beauty and intelligence. Band, Student Council, Latin Club, Library Club, Senior Y-Teens, Junior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society mbert Rowe :nial and imperturb- le. V.E., Hi-Y, Science ub, Biology Club, notball P poised. Horizon Club E X ierry Seekeill :igaging smile. orizon Club, Amicitia, :nior Y-Teens, Circu- tion Staff, Latin Club, :cond Choir, Gloria, inior Ushers Judy Original and ultra modern. Saga Staff, Horizon, Forensics, Circulation Staff, Amicitia, Gloria, Junior Revue, Y-Teens, Senior Play Joyce Rogers Quiet and sweet. Echo Staff, Choir, Cour- tesy Squad, Horizon Club, Y-Teens, Junior Revue, Ticket Club, Gloria, Amicitia ie, IN, Bonnie Roorda Remarkably peaceful. Glee Club, Second Choir, Amicitia, Jun- ior Revue, Gloria Or- chestra. Alan Rosendall Happy-go-lucky. Golf, Hi-Y, Junior ' ers, Junior Revue Bette Dynamic personality. Library Club, Ticket Club, Biology Club, Courtesy Squad, junior Revue Straight forward and earnest Karen Schmelz Endowed with nat charm. AB., Biology C Junior Ushers, Club, Junior Y-Tc 9-Y-Teens gs, j:.'. its at 1.-1+ . . -if X Roger Simmons Industrious soldier. R.O.T.C., Bars and Clievrons, Science Club, Rifle Team, Drill Team 18 u Robert Simpson Self-possessed with a genial personality. junior Honor Society, Senior Band Jerry Smith Impish smile W roguish glint. Courtesy Squad, Bi ogy Club, Choir, Jun Revue, Hi-Y, Gloria Snell A PICTURE DF THE PLIPILWAS NDT AVAILABLE David Soet :sense of humor. Wit and intelligence IC. went hand in hand. Dale Sonke Tractable personality. Modelaires, Student Council, Track A PICTURE DF THE PUPILWAS NDT AVAILABLE Merle Sonke Poised individualist. Amicitia, Horizon Club lliam Spratling ss Nimrod. Mary Jean Springer Deserving the best. Senior Honor Society, Latin Club, Junior Hon- or Society, Courtesy Squad, Library Club, Circulation Staff, Rosemarie Spykhoven Some people can always be charming. Library Club, Latin Club, Amieitia, AB., Biology Club, 1 Steffe of the lark. tia, A-Cappella , Junior Revue, A. inior Ushers, Sen- shers, Gloria, Sex- iourtesy Squad, 9- ens, Ticket Club, gy Club Joyce Stephens Grace and dignity. Junior Revue, Ainicitia, Courtesy Squad, A.B., Junior Ushers, Senior Ushers, 9-Y-Teens Football, Second Choir, 3 6 1 i Charles Straayer Everybody's man. Science Club, Student Council, Courtesy Squad, Junior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Junior Ushers, One Acts, Saga Staff, Photographer, Debate 19 right-hand Lawrence Stancliff Energetic with lots of laughs. Football, R.O.T.C. l E l r l 5 George Stratton Everyone's pal. Hi-Y, Football Mana- ger, Junior Revue, C- Club r j, EFI , t A ' Y X W QW' , , , r - at .. X I Yvonne Soul A charming person ality. Amieitia Esther Steed Demure and conscien- tious. Courtesy Squad Barbara Stroh You could never have a dull moment with her! Amicitia, Courtesy Squad, A-Cappella Choir, Gloria, Junior Revue, 9-Y-Teens, Girls Sextet obert Struik lischievous gleam in Barbara Swartz Always full of pep. is eyes Aniicitia, Senior Ushers, ootball, Second Choir, loria Courtesy Squad va Mae Thomas . minine sophistication. ga Staff, Junior Re- e, Amicitia, Honor ciety, One Acts Nancy Thompson Qualities of expression. Junior Revue, Glee Club, Senior Y-Teens, A.B. Blaine Vander Honing Vhen she giggled so Feminine gentility. id everyone else. .micitia, Horizon Club, unior Revue, Circula- on Staff, Second Choir iloria, Senior Ushers '-Teens, Saga Staff 1 Junior Revue, Amicitia, Bible Club Pat Swigers Vibrant personality, plus ambition. Horizon Club, Amicitia, Senior Play, Student Council, Junior Honor Society, Sextet, Junior Revue, Junior Amateur Hour, A-Cappella Saga Staff, 9-Y-Teens, Gloria, Circulation Staff Virginia Tickner Joy of living. A.V.E., Junior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Junior Amateur Hour, Courtesy Squad, Student Council, Biol- J Beverly Vander Klip Endearing tranquility. Y-Teens, Courtesy Squad, Biology Club, A.B,, Circulation Staff 20 , , 'W . A mx S as 1 5 , qi ,, if lj- .gfi i V Ann Ten Have Nice people like she are few. A-Cappella Choir, Gloria, Junior Revue, 9- Y-Teens, Future Nurses Club, Latin Club, Hori- zon Club, Amicitia, A. B., Junior Honor So- ciety, Senior Honor So- ,,. . .. - i iii? -I I tm, l .. fi J :FY JK x Don Tharp He outranked them Band, Latin Club, I dent Council, R.O.'I Bars ,and Chevro Saga Staff, Court Squad, R.O.T.Ct cc guard Patricia ' Valkier Vivacious and caref af 'Q i K , . . S, ss of t i 'S Mary Lou Turner Willing, ambitious helper. Junior Honor Society, Courtesy Squad, 9-Y- Teens, junior Amateur Hour, Junior Revue, Circulation Staff, One Acts, Senior Play V , . . ,..,.,. ,,,.,, ,R,,: , . fe- ' as mi f- as ,is , A, jane Vander Vliet Friendly and cheerful. M -. s i , r r ,,,. i a rg 152 Saga Staff, Amicii junior Revue, Glo A-Cappella, Hori, Club, One Acts .fe Bill Vander Zouwen Running comment. Band, Orchestra, Juni: Honor Society, Iuni4 Revue, Bible Club ai' ,A get --'- iw .Qi ,- fa ,,AA f A li six' ' ' K' lr i 2- 5 ? 3 van Dulst Ed van Eck R011 Van Kvevering cient jurisdiction. Animated manner. SIHOOU1 DHUCGY- tesy Squad, Stu- R,O,T,C,, Bars and Football, junior Revue, Council Clievrons, Audio-Visual, Bl0l0gY Clllb Bible Club 1 'Van om ist, with a sense of nsibility. ITC., Color Guard, and Chevrons ie Vogel -ful countenance. r Ushers, Second ', Y-Teens, Hori- Ilub, Amicitia, Jun- ievue, Drum Ma- C Norma Van Slooten Full of cheerful op- timism, Junior Revue, Amicitia, Senior Y-Teens, Junior Y-Teens, 9-Y-Teens, Ticket Club, Biology Club Carl VanKrimpen Competent musician. Band, Science Club, Or- chestra, Junior Honor Society, Junior Revue Barbara Veldhuis Dancing brown eyes. Amicitia, Horizon Club Howard Veltman Hidden liunior. Football Marilyn Van Kuiken Quiet simplicity. Bible Club, Choir, Latin Club, Future Nurses Club Budd Verburg Cultivated humor. R,O.T.C., One Acts Jerry Von Ehr An eager cheerleader. Gloria, Cheerleader, De- bate A PICTURE CIF THE PUPILWAS NDT AVAILABLE William Wall A good friend. 21 Sandra Watkins Extraorclinarily versa- tile. Junior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Amicitia, Band, Junior Revue, Junior Amateur Hour, Y-Teens. john Weidenfeller Easy to get along with. R.O.T.C. -if Kiwi .ois Wesorick 'leasant disposition. .atin Club, Library flub Wilbur Weston Enticing humor. C-Club, Football, R.O.T.C. Carole Westra Genuinely companion- able. Y-Teens, Junior Revue, Glee Club, Biology Club, A.B. fa? . ,ff 6? l 35 tw af Mary White Versatile abilities made her personality unfor- gfettable. Editor of Echo, Latin Club, A.B., Junior Re- vue, Junior Amateur Hour, Courtesy Squad, Senior Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, .M , L SS .ane Williams shy likeable girl, nior Revue, A.B., nicitia, Orchestra Pat Wilson Her mischievous eyes. A.B., Amicitia, Junior Revue, Y-Teens, Cour- tesy Squad, Glee Club, Senior Play . ,g Aki p as A8 5 wa i 1125,--7, L ,. .f 1 ,, if Q . Sr is if . A, , ,af , It Z - if ,A -f f. , - . Barbara Winstrom Poised, but fun loving. Amicitia, Horizon Club, Circulation Staff yce Wyma iendliness and sin- 'ity. ga Staff, Amicitia, A. Junior Revue, Latin lb, Junior Honor So- fy, Courtesy Squad, 7-Teens, Glee Club, 'nior Play Lawrence Wyman Sincere friend. A-Cappella C h o i r, Gloria, Science Club, Latin Club, Baseball Manager Robert Wynalda Trustworthy lieutenant. Track, Crosscountry, Bible Club 22 A PICTURE DF THE PUPILWA5 NDT AVAILABLE James Withey Of healthful stature. Bars and Chevrons, R.O.T.C., A-Cappella Choir i ir. 1 .f I i E Q is 5 , sw S B M .,, t i 1 , VV AH I K ..,, . 21 .1 of 5, . it, 'i 'LY 1.i Jerry Ysseldyke Mellow tenor. A-Cappella Choir, Gloria, Junior Revue jack Wigent Humor is somei where you least e: to find it! Baseball, C-Club, 1 ... i i y Q Mary Esther Woodworth Few can equal, can surpass. Junior Honor Soc Senior Honor Soci Amicitia, Band, Uri tra, Junior Revue, I zon Club, A.B., I Club, 9-Y-Teens. Marvalee Zoemer Peaceful happiness. Courtesy Squad, Ser Play, Junior Revue, B., Library Club Y- nv The Long and bhort of the Senior Class. Yumm-Do those look good! ,3-sa:-,i,khf K ,KN 5 Lh. 15 , e, ' w A Say Howza bout a date? Snoopm Around -M. Oh - zair - eet ees puirfect I dOn,t believe it. Amieitia Horpecoming Assem- 23 bly- Smg out gals! 4,832 ! - 'lf Margaret E. Akkerhuis .... Yvonne M. Albrechtsen .... Melton Charles Ammerman ....... Gerald Ladd Anderle.. John Edward Andree. . Carole Ann Baker ...... Clarence Richard Ball. Patricia A. Beimers .... .. Joanne Bement ....... Anna Mae Benson... .... Max Allen Bergh .... Charles W. Beswick .. Sandra Kay Bissonette Robert Henry Blaauw Donald Jay Blanton. . . Helen Bonita Bliss .... Shirley Mae Block ........ Leonard Ralph Boerma .... Donna Jean Boger .... Jack Calvin Bolt ....... Ronald Lee Boorstein. Kenneth Jay Boss ....... Maxine F. Boss ....... John Douglas Bouwman .... Gayle Marlene Breen ....... Ron G. Bresnahan ....... Beverly Ann Brinkman ..... Phyllis Ann Buckel ...... . Frank McKay Burtt .... James Byl ........... Richard C. Byl ....... Rita Louise Carson ....... Darlene Russell Carter ..... Virginia Louise Chartier. . . Lorraine Irene Chesebrough ...... Ronald Lee Churchard. Wallace L. Churchard. . . Bruce H. Coleman ..... Thomas George Coles.. Kay Joyce Collet ....... .... Jane Lea Conner ..... A. Joyce Cross ..... Robert T. Crow .... Tom Crum ............ Barbara Ann Davis .... Alvin Jay DeBruine .... Norma Lee DeFouw. .. Joanne Donna DeKorne ........ Carolyn Joyce DeMinck ..... Darrell A. DePree.. .... J... Dorothy Ann DeVoogd ....... Betsy Jo DeVries ...... Senior Directory 1150 Diamond Ave., .. . . .2333 E. Beltline, .538 Curtis St., . . . . . .2452 Coit Ave., . . . 1506 North Ave., . . . .1682 Knapp St., . . . . . .124 Travis St., . . .2209 Dawson Ave., . . . . 126 Barclay Ave., . . . .3065 Leonard St., 1546 Houseman Ave., 3900 West River Rd., . . . . . . . .2880 Alpine Ave., ......302 Palmer St. H1229 Scribner Ave., . . . . . . .239 Sweet St. . . . .1317 Mason St. Sweet St., . . . . 1511 Matilda St., ... . .1611 Coit Ave., . . . . .2749 Coit Ave., .. ......53 Grove St., 1365 College Ave., . . . 114 Graceland St., ..1040 Fairfield Dr., .. . . .472 Hubbard St., .1036 Northwood St., .......11 Travis St. . . . .146 Boltwood Dr., . . . .622 Barnett St. . . . . .919 Leonard St., . . . . . 1320 Calgary St., .2141 Oakwood Ave., . . . . .1017 Kelsey St., 432 North Ave., . . . . ..1319 Mason St 1319 Mason St..,, .150 Knapp St., 239 Elmwood St., . 2506 Huiford Ave., ..446 Hubbard St., .. . .2570 Foster Ave., .1040 Spring Ave., . .1244 North Ave., . . . . .4895 Coit Ave., . . . .2600 Day Ave., Barbara June DeYoung.4006 Suburban Shores Dr Helen Joyce DeYoung ....... .130 Burr Oak St., 165 Burr Oak St., .1246 Lewison Ave., . . .2014 Emerald Ave., .861 Emenald Ave., 1121 Brook View Dr., . . .521 Quimby St., Shirley M. DeYoung ..... .... 1 032 Oaklawn St., Barbara Kay Dickinson ....... 2142 Monroe Ave., Diane Eleanor Dingman ........ 1706 Burke Ave., Carol Ann Doorn .............. 1162 Oaklawn St Charlotte Doud ............ 2040 Houseman Ave., Richard James Doyle. . .. .. . . . .1517 Mason St., 'I 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.W , N.E N.W. , N.E , N.E N.W, 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.W 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.W N.E N.E N.E N.E Meredith Joanne Drasin. Nancy Kay Dyer ....... Shirley Ann Ealy. . . .. Fred H. Ellis ......... Bertha Sarah Epstein .... Glenn Allan Erhart. .. Suzanne Ewald ...... Kenneth Joe Felix ......... Marilyn Jane Fenske ...... Suzanne Figley ..... . .... ..137 Conrad St ..5285 Grand River Dr., . . .425 Sweet St., . . . . . .414 Cheshire Dr . . . .900 Northlawn St 1104 Oaklawn St., . . . .136 Auburn Ave., . . . . 1520 College Ave., .. .518 Three Mile Rd., . . . . . . . .418 Leonard St 'Q N.E. N.E. N.E. N.E. N.E. N.E. N.E. N.E. N.E. N.E. Norma Nadine Filkins. .7111 Courtland N.E., Rockford Norman Lee Fleet .............. Joan Barbara Freel .... John C. Frueh ........ Mary Arlene Fuller ..... Rita Anne Funk ........ Constance Marie Garrett. Ramon George Gerbert.. Barbara A. Gingrich .... John D. Goodrich. .. Eloise Jean Goossen. . . Sandra J. Gray ...... . Lorna Groters .......... Norma Jean Haapanen.. Susan Anne Haisley ..... Duane Alan Hall ........ Frederick Allen Hallstedt .... Selma Adelle Hanson ....... Roberta Jean Harding... Carol Ann Harrison ..... Nancy Anne Hart ..... Bert P. Haskins ........ Robert Lee Hendricks. .. Joyce Marie Hendricks.. Cheryl A. Heyns ........ Shirlee Jean Hines .... Robert M. Hoffius ...... Joan Louise Hoggatt .... Gerald J. Hollenbeck .... . . . .1515 Union Ave . . . . . .3980 Coit Ave., ..4020 Jupiter Ave., . . . .4653 Plainfield Ave., . . .545 College Ave., . . .835 Aberdeen St., . . . 1503 Leonard St., ..3412 Briggs Blvd., . . . .1010 Ionia Ave., .......110 Dale St . . . . .530 Lydia St., . . . .324 Dean St., . .... n . .15 Travis St., . . . . . . .948 Oaklawn St., .. . 1401 Union Ave., . . .426 Fernando St., . . . .2800 Plainfield Ave., . . .461 Kenwood St . . . . . .2844 Coit Ave . .3540 Briggs Blvd: . . . .559 Shawmut Blvd., ..917 Prospect Ave., .. . . . .2735 Coit Ave . . . . 1221 Fuller Ave . .... 1825 Coit Ave., . . . .923 North Ave., ..329 Coldbrook St., '1 'I Yvonne Nadine Hoogerhyde ..... 590 Canright St., Edward Allen Hordyk ...... James Alvin Howes ....... Rodney E. Hunsberger ..... Margaret Ann Hutchinson. . . Gale Robert Imholf .... Marilyn Rae Imhoff. . . Douglas M. Jarrett .... Ronald E. Johnson .... Stuart E. Joynt ....... Kathleen Helen Keena. Katherine Kersten ..... Judith Carlene Ketelaar. . Marvin M. Klap .... - . . . Bradford D. Koch. Q . .. Joann Arthella Kooyers ..... James Evart Kosten ..... Bonnie Lou Kramer... Patricia Belle Kr.anenberg. . . Kay Louise Kuemmerle.. . ....... 135 Dean .. . .14 Palmer St., ......135 Dean St. . . .911 Graceland . . . . . .511 Curtis .. . . .913 Oaklawn .1144 Paris Ave. St. Lois June Kasteline ............ . . .2108 Swensberg Ave., . . . .843 College Ave., . . . . 1013 Dorroll St., ..501 Marywood Dr., ...134 Burr Oak St., .1048 Northwood St., . . . . .542 Quimby St., . . .2215 Sinclair Ave., .1008 Beechwood St., . . . . 1944 Oakwood Ave., .3945 Plainfield Ave., . . . . .1126 Kelsey St., . . . 1149 Oaklawn St., St., St., St., .310 Quimby St., 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.W. 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. Gerritt William Lamain ...... Senior Directory Nancy Ann Leavell .......... 2651 Cornelia Ave., Mary Elizabeth Long ..... Thomas A. Long ...... . Charles H. Losey ...... Patricia Ann Lynch ...,.. David Clark Macomber ...... Lewis Carl Mahacek... . David Gerald Marckini. . . Nancy Lee Maurer ........ . Terrence E. Maurer. . . . . . . Benjamin Charles Meadows. Edwin R. Meinke ......... Sharon Miller .......... Jerry Robert Mohrig ...... David Leon Moss ......... Barbara Kay Montgomery. .. . . . . . .434 Sweet St., . .600 Woodridge St., . . . . .2443 Coit Ave., . . . .346 Quimby St., . . .3746 Division Ave., S. ..1225 Mayfield Ave. . . . . .1790 Knapp Rd., .. .230 Burr Oak St., ...230 Burr Oak St. ........46 Grove St., ....1253 Ford Ave. .. . .232 Spencer St., . . . . . .306 P.almer St., . . .3886 Bradford St., . . . .1361 Union Ave. Rosemary Mullian .................. 22 Ann St., Donald James McCarthy .... Robert C. McClelland ..... Beverley McConnell ....... Jacquelyn Ann McCready. . John Stuart Naum .... ......... James Perry Neve ....... Elaine Joan Noorthoek ..... Joseph Noorthoek ........ Roger L. Norris ....... Patricia Joan Norton. Martha Ann Osenga .... Phyllis Anne Ottenjan. . . Janet K. Oudersluys... Ronald Brice Owen .... Joyce Sharon Palmer... Donald Martin Parker... . . . .1305 North Ave., . . . . 1770 Mullins Ave., 1935 Plainfield Ave., 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.W. N.E. N.W. . . .2128 Eastern Ave., N.E. . .926 Eleanor St. ... . . . .135 Sweet St., . . . .3280 Shear Ave., .. . .1324 Maude Ave., . . . . .453 Carrier St., . . . . .430 Shirley St., . . .2110 Duiker Ave., .. . .2254 Nelson Ave., . . . .952 Arlington St., ... . . .812 Rudy St., . . . . . .242 Palmer St. David Allen Payne ..... ..... 1 289 Perkins Ave. Janet Lee Penland .... Sara Louise Perry .... Mabel Vivian Post ......... Thelma Marie Pratt ........ . . . .220 Elmwood St., . .539 Woodridge St., ..210 Seven Mile Rd., .1129 Beechwood St., .2080 Swensberg Ave., .944 Oaklawn St., N.E. N.E. N.E. N.E. N.E. N.E. N.E. N.E. N.E. S.E. N.E. N.E. N.E. N.E. N.E. N.E. N.E. N.E. Ronald Louis PreFontaine ....... 3269 Essex Ave., N.E. Lyle Edgar Putnam ........ Ronald Harley Redlin ..... L. Gordon Reed ..... .. .. Harlan David Reyers ..... . Mary E. Richardson .... Marilyn L. Rickner ..... Joyce Joanne Rogers ..... Bonnie Jean Roorda .... Alan Jerry Rosendall ..... .. . .2111 Melita Ave., .1366 Three Mile Rd., N.E. N.W. ..... .875 Dorroll St., N.E. . . .2050 Sinclair Ave., N.E. . . . .889 Arlington St., . . . . .51 Caledonia St., . . . .417 Elmwood St., N.E. N.E. N.E. ...R.R. 1112, Grand Rapids Robert Donald Rowe ......... 3842 Eastern Ave., Patricia Ann Rozelle ..... Bette Ann Russell .... ..... John Albert Savage .... .. Karen Jean Schmelz ....... Shereth Theone Seekell ..... Judith Helaine Shapiro ..... Roger Lee Simmons ........ Robert John Simpson. ...... 2035 Duiker Ave., Jerry Allen Smith ........ . Charles Leonard Snell .... ...1514 Forrest Ave., N.E. N.E. .. . . . .3420 Coit Ave., N.E. 850 Hollywood St., N.E. ..1120 Emerald Ave., N.E. .... . .609 Knapp St., N.E. ....933 Oaklawn St., N.E. .2111 Houseman Ave., N.E. 2067 Swensberg Ave., N.E. N.E. . . . .1509 North Ave., N.E. .. . . . .3775 Ivy Dr., N.E. '15 David Soet .......... Dale H. Sonke ..... .... Meryl Ann Sonke ...... Yvonne Joyce Soule. .. William E. Spratling ..... .. . .949 Aberdeen St. . . . . . .415 Sligh Blvd. 1037 Northwood St., .1037 Northwood St., N.E. N.E N.E N.E .1116 Jefferson Ave., S.E Mary Jean Springer .............. 100 Colfax St. Rosemarie Spykhoven .... Esther M. Steed ...... Nancy Lois Steffe ....... Joyce Louise Stephens ....... Charles M. Straayer. . .. . George Allen Stratton .... Barbara June Stroh ...... Robert W. Struik ........ Barbara Isabelle Swartz.. Patricia Lou Swigers ..... Annalieda TenHave ...... Donald William Tharp. . . Eva Mae Thomas ........... Nancy Joan Thompson. .. Virginia Lee Tickner .... Mary Lou Turner ........... Patricia Kay Valkier ..... Lawrence Harold Stancliff ....... . . . . . .2030 Fuller Ave. N.E 3311 Dorais Dr., N.E. .1543 Mason St., N.E N.E ...425 Kenwood St., N.E .2038 Prospect Ave., N.E . . .3825 Fuller Ave., . . . . . .312 Sweet St., . . .2630 Oakwood Ave. .1356 Emerald Ave., . . . . . .557 Cedar St., N.E N.E N.E N.E. N.E ...1749 Center Ave., N.E ..3515 Briggs Blvd., N.E ...1606 Leonard St., N.E 1304 Beechwood St., N.E . . .1041 Fuller Ave., N.E ..765 Graceland St., N.E ..1010 Arlington st . . .2202 Fuller Ave., ., N.E N.E Elaine Lee VanderHoning ..... 2130 Eastern Ave., N.E Carolyn Kay VanderHout ....... 2451 Paris Ave., N.E Beverly Louise VanderKlip ....... 948 Kelsey St., N.E Jane Cecilia VanderV1iet ...... 1062 Coldbrook St William J. VanderZouwen .... 1018 Lafayette Ave William Thomas VanDulst ..... , .... 6601 W. River Rd. Edwin Dean VanEck .......... 1214 Carlton Ave., N.E Ronald Allen VanKoevering ........ 37 Dean St., Carl Edward iVanKrimpen ...... 926 Arlington St., N.E Marilyn Ruth VanKuiken ....... 1012 Dorroll St David Gene VanOort ...... Norma Jean VanSlooten. . . Barbara Jean Veldhuis. .. Howard Glenn Veltman. . Martin Adrian Verberg .... Joanne Louise Vogel ........ Gerald T. Von Ehr ..... William H. Wall .......... Sandra Marian Watkins ...... ,... John Weidenfeller Jr. ..... . Lois Ann Wesorick .... ., N.E .. N.E N.W N.E ..1335 Beechwood St., N.E .1223 Houseman Ave ..1815 Diamond Ave., 428 Green Ridge Dr., -J ..1352 Diamond Ave., 1356 Diamond Ave., . . . . . . 1825 Leonard St., N.E N.E N.W N.E N.E N.E. ..1017 Lafayette Ave., N.E 907 Knapp St., N.E ..3000 Plainfield Ave., N.E. ..1l25 Ellsmere St., Wilbur Floyd Weston ............. 7 Quimby St., Carole Elaine Westra .... Mary Margaret White ..... Jack Lee Wigent ........ Diane Marie Williams .... Patricia Mary ,Wilson .... Barbara Jean Winstrom.. James Graydon Withey ...... ..1057 Hollywood St., . . . .874 Arlington St., . . . .228 Burr Oak St., . . . .3451 Briggs Blvd., . . .2046 Sinclair Ave., 3627 Coit Ave., . . . . . .464 Doris St., N.E N.E N.E. N.E. N.E. N.E. N.E. N.E. N.E. Mary Esther Woodworth. ..4345 Hunsberger Rd., N.E. Joyce Ilene Wyma. . . . . . . Lawrence Duane Wyman. Robert M. Wynalda ....... Richard Gerald Ysseldyke 3262 Riverview Ave., .. . . . . . .35 Palmer St., . . . .1214 Mason St., .. .. . .1666 Ball Ave., Marvalee Zoernor ........... 1.2840 Gerald Ave., N.E. N.W. N.E. N.E. N.E. Relaxing before thc brain work. What goes here? f f'! 1i f 'Wk ., 'ii 1 XVQH-this is ll switch! ' '-if'2Q:'4'f4E1 4 X e gg, . Mp! s' a I in Y, X N w-- Ymfrc just sayin' 1hzit-- Sighaihis is the life! A, A , 4 , if .rag ii' X' sow. L? frm Some cool 1'1CDC1lfSfil1ClL1diI1Q' Toe Bear, 25 1. e ,Mk ,E Q, - N, T f Li, 'Ja.k'4.zz.sgi4f55:qsi,E-e,--If - A ,ff -fem - Q yiikffw .. '15 .,. ww ' ' wagefmfiw 1 5 A me .11 - 3 i '55 iq!-s f.. Q .wk , Q-1, 1 E + 3 Q E -9 H Q Q -fx ii E 'H Z' F, YI vfk f fiww,X:9amuuamerv1Qw: ,Nfar Awzmwf 1' . inwrffwmagm, ,f,f mam .1-svwrwwmxuswua-vms:.'-, fm David Houk Norma Sier veld Laurel Paasche Bill Blandford Little Bears' Officers Four con1pete'nt officers for the Junior Class were elected at the be- ginning of the school year. They are: David Houk, Presidentg Norma Sier- veld, Vice Presidentg Laurel Paasche, Secretaryg and Bill Blandford, Treas- urer. One of the first projects of the season was the Harvest Hop, the an- nual Fall dance. A great variety of talent was demonstrated in the Junior Amateur Hour, with Jayne Foote and Mike jackson as Mistress and Master of Ceremonies. The biggest success of the year was the Junior Revue. The theme of the Revue was Alice in Wonderland, and the leading part was played by Delores De Jong. The last annual activity sponsored by the Jun- ior Class was the Junior-Senior Prom. With the combined efforts of Mr. Van Wingen and the entire class a happy and successful year was completed. ,W , , V , , 4 f 'Q D ,mr ,Q Z K JW, ga, ,. lr ey a ' ' A rt Bettie K om it Lker Barnes Beals Benes Butler M L , A r, , Iarl Nancy Ann Dolores John Betty gerland Long Markoski Nyeholt Oliver B3 Thompson 5 fi ir I 'rf B fr as F . . up F K I lk K urelia U C TCS A 21' CS Fred Margaret Afton Ammon Anderson Anderson Anderson y , 6 l 3 A i xl i 1 oof ' QQ ' l C John Marlene Anna Mae CH I lrglrjla Barr Batson Berg Beerthuis Bien ,, an Q' WM A S Y ' rrre if r Q i l e , will J- it -JMA 'hyllis Barbara Ed Madge B Don Bont Bont Bosman Bouwelf Owefmafl lrll C 9 f it 573 S g i B Q .i ' , V J xl L , 6 f I ward Norman, Donna 015 AE C118 uifum Buhr Byl Byl Bylsma ,.'5iJ ig' i 1 S6 A E xg, A n I ,ff A B a t N 'S B Eirien Rgnal ra ' 5 ooley Corstange Danhgf Davis Deatherage 7 4, - ry uvg' ' -,rw vll is J' '7 Betty Susan Shirley Dells Dent Gaubas I2th grade Dyanne Pembroek t S P21111 Marilyn San y Webster Woolpert Yokom I lth grade ut :UA Mary H ' utli: Anderson Annis Avery i S N ng' 5 ,l'Z '. 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' P A 3 e .lC1'1'Y Rona David Lyljn Patricia Clyde Jean Arvon Esther R1 Bergstrom BCFFY Bloom B010f Brerlkel' Briggs Bruce Buss Byle Byl CH A 4 2 llil fo-.za a r aw . f e L , g ? r ' HUQY r1c Ronald Charlene Jim Donald john Fred Robert Harold C' Cafflof Cafpenter Carter Chadwick Childs Christenson Christiansen Church Church Clark Clev, be 1? G Wax ti. ze ,Q Q , X f 5 ' ,Bi Q 1 l g Q , 1 C C J '- M . l , 1- r A , re , G t it fl f r . ,ff I L' 4 D ct 'Maze f :mcg ta '.- -- - B ru e DIHHC De Wayne U IC?-1 John Tom Marlene Dave David George Karen RC Cl0l1SC Coxon Darling Davis De Boer Derrel Dippel Dombusch Drasin Drouyer De ef- l f Q i ' A ll ,, K i' -., . V . A , lr ' LA if -' L 17, V, 1 V : ' QRoger 4 on G' ' Q59 ' orn lil Patsy if I P E if A h ? t ' 5 en y ,erry atricia rt ur a rlcla 1 De Voogd De Young De Young De Young Duley Emmert Evans Faber Felix Flowers Fri is 1 V x SQ ,. Aivv g , -I V , ,.,, lg g I I ,riy 3 :.. I V A -' fl A ef s ii , K Al -fl' , fi- I ,A rl ', Fred James Herbert Bill eorge Walter Diane Marilyn Tom Marilyn Don, Freel Ffemih F reve Garrett Garrett Garrett Gilbert Goossen Gorman Greskowiak Grot f gl Q .J ewglv V Hi' AN, if 3 gggflf 'Wig' . ' 'W 1 , iv, K' JN 5 , M, V i IVA ja Z. A ,. U , K 5 ' ,ug ??5 W' V f '. , 1, reil , 7 7 I to . M f,f 'Qs 7: A - 9 .r I t , .1 X. k4i,, I Vkk Q mx v:-l ue afnes Elvld oger o n David ruce arton Ronnie Leona Jo Grunn Halsley Ham3Cl'lC1' Hanson TCU HHDCH Hartman Harwood Harwood Headworth Heintzelman Hem 7 i P Q 5' Y l of , y i w1 ' 'S ' lzll f W el'ef f ' Dlli ' 4 q D ' H HC H Bill Barbara Paul Marilyn Elaine Pat Suzanne Robert Carole Jacque CNSC H111 Hoag Hoelzley Hook Houston Hudson H11tChC11S Irwin .lean leflnil 38 1 , f LW 9' ' if 9 K SF- nv 'P' ff A ' 15. , . 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Q5 .til Judy Bafibara Douglas Dona Elaine U Al in Dick john Kenneth Rayrnor d Robert Peaslee Peterson Phelps Plotts Schankerman Ramsey Rednaf Riegling Riemersma Rfnveli Ritchie , lg ,S Q xv F K 43 I X K 9 1 L 5 S .1 V Q Q l f . v+- A a S 4 X A r S Barbara R Dale Elaine Charles Lova Shawn Kay Jerry Ron Eddie Ellen Rodgers Oefsma Shankermnn SHf1f01'd Ryfbefg Schipper .Schmelz Shapiro Shookman Slater Smith QW nf- ' in . Q-5, , S- a f. l af Q ,. , Q fe .1 Y, Q 4- . , 55, M 5 gg? L 1 5 , 3- 4 gy 13 r S if ,, I f f S 1.aQ l he at f 1 I HV1 b JudY Pat 1 CYFY Ronald David Jacoueline Howard Henry Mary Russ 'angen Cfg Stanley Steed Steenhagen Steffens Stern Sting n Stoddard SfOC kCT Strikwerda Swartz S l S-ea iff S, g-, . Q' ' - dab' Pt R A . E it Q at . I .vor on C en 21 i oger uth Jack M t R- P - - Sweerg Taylor Telzerow ThieboutTruszkowskiVander BergVan BlooysVan?Ilgt::liifk.l?a1:1eiss Va:t?Jc,l?qeVanMIg1siken 6- is 'L , in 'Q . A. H' g VMary ,Ian Torn 1 S har: at Danigifki iBetty igai e Iellfilgn rol n an Rec Van t Hof Van Slooten Verburg Weersma Weller Wells Wenell Wiengef Wert Vvesogck ,Q 'ff rl rt' ii 'T ' M la- W' 1 5' e 'si are if 5 S wt v I T L , 1 V 5 D V73., ,ing -x ,S Oyce an rB.mCS auna Mary ,ludy Ray V Ma D 'd JHVYIC Wlgent Wi11iEimS WilSon Wirt Wollney XM?-,221 Woolzn Yaaxrit Ziflggia 39 4 i rf P K r r. i . M in 'il' ' i , , - A Wag an Van a. ah Q ,P aug. .. gg gp -ag G nh Grade Donald Henry Jeanette Sandra Yvonne Le Roy Burge Kennetlf Philli Adamson Adema AUCHCWS Bachelor Barnes Beekewa Ber strom Berry Boad . ::. X I 2 Li' R ', Ian Q r r - r . . ' es- te ,w so any A nr - eg ee- A r . 5 i ' , A ' , e x 4 n i L ,,. nnn no r f' . Q - r A Richard Linda D01'OlhY Jack NANCY Glenna Shirley Susan BCHUY Shirley Gale Boehm Boltwood Bradley Boggs Brooks Brown Brown Brown Bruinsma Buitendyke Burwf 5 in in i ' ,fans 'B Q in -P -' in 'P dia- , Y HP , 4 0 r ' ro,r 1 . - ' -- ' , ' L Win r i 51 W Q x - B' B l Bonnie Marie Jack Sue Fred L h 1 Edward Buss Carigon Carpenter Carter Challa C331 Cunriiriyl-lam CC1Ei1fiZs Dnnhof 9 J My 1 H' B 7' X' . f ' V V 'Q 1' 'P 'F 'W 1 if x i , L , M . I ' if A K xt, T D ld La Maine Charles 13011311115 Dixie James .lHUiCC ROY S h Daviggon Deogiaaf Diiii Denick De Shane De Wlndt De Young Dodge Dolsey Dryer Dusggar if . au. ir W ' B 5, 1 Q -f G Q , U . X- as Q t 5 X L ,. E S .Q L , 5,7 I gn Lkk, - I I 5 far J' i ,V ,. : fi U I 4 V e s r e n . Lynn David james orman Dorothy Lawrence Linda Barbara Ronald Alice Maxine Dutmers Edzerle Ekkens Elenbaas Elliot Epstein Evans Fabe Heist F0 55 Force Q A , V f ,. M I Q v Q H Q' is ' 5 - 8 ,x ' Q ,K , 8, Q in Jjx V V 4 V r V s V an I 3 1 YV , K W L 2 1 K .- In a , V i 51 My I, ii 1- , - . lg - K V g N I ij.. Arthur Eileen Richard Joyce Evelyn Ruthie Lyle Dianne BIUY Dennis Foss Fuller Fuller Gendrolis Gillette Gillette Gillette Glass Gretzin er GFCVC1 Gro'-fn 4 5 'P Af. r i aa e - Q G in K . Paula Geraldine Joanne Robert John Ann Patsy Dennis Dale Susan Doug Haapanen Hallock Hansen Helntzelman Hendricks Hlleman Hoag Hodge Hogan HOOVCF Hough K f i.,i, f . G A e 45- l' , ' 1 - M if ' 'F H - ii in iilii G I if ' 1 L ' - l B i f fx K in if A H If In W I . r Q J , in' er' M V-rf,-fr 1 H fr Beatr1CC Darlea Gordon James LYHUC onna Harland Francis Richard Howard Howland Ignasiak Irish jackson son Kaboos Keep Kendall Kramer Q M y ig W . H A 1' 3 n ..4 . a . f H Mr, Ai MM 1 21:22 . fs - -' .. 3 4 B 2 Roger Gerrit Doris Ravmond Wanda Ann Marie Clarice Frank -'Iudy Carolyn Kraut Kruizenga Knrz Kurz Kurz La Brecque Lampman Landgraii Lee Leusenkarrlp 40 ,vi 3 V Vsg.: . 3 VV VV VV A VV -, L V V 'L VVVVV - A in ii V K VV, , Al f I ,S K ,fix J ' in W W R Qi jim Judy Lynne Ron Tim Joy Margaret Mildred Gordon Dale Charles LiDke Lister Lobbezoo L0dCWyk Losey Lovett Malfroid Mal0f1C MHEOOU Marks Marston , . 121 22 Z 4 dag We ...vi i i def e f ' .- , , a :er T L e ,T L A it ,tb Q ,-, ' V .V Y,, ,, i V K KA 'W' ,gr V - jx 5, M ' - David Russell Bi-nee Jaqueling Rohin Frank Kay Dick Sandra Barbara Carol c Kellar Mc Leon Mellema Miller Modicia IV Nelson Newman Newville Newberg QWCH Parker V V - V g-aka , V V 2 L . x , Q ww new W , V V Y vs. an . 4' T P' 1 i- i- 1 W' -P -' 'U' T .- VV MV Q V e ll r 5 VV V V V, V - .. W.. Ji ' -::.' . :A V4 Ji - viii 'S R i - ,'i? 1 I Susan Bfeflt Robert Dave Norma Ruth JOYCC Allen john Nancy Arthur Payne Phl111DS Pollock Pritchard Quick Quigley Ramsey RCYCYS Ripmastef Ripstra Rode ii, an a T is ii Q A ,,f L Al ii js' gn if, 'H 1 . he if-E9 N ii' S ' if f T L ,, , V 4 V ,V - -f , T ,, V A Vi V WSL ,. '- V L .IL Q w , , r,,' L D ' -FI' 4 'ia ff Linda ynn artha Q15 Ed G g Harry on avid N Sh' 1 Rose Rosley Ruster Schnittker Schoenborn gggtte Scott Seekell Sellon S3632-Eid Betty Geralr Dale Louis Ruth Sandra Patricia Bob Donald Marvin Kees Slager Spring Springfield SteenhagenStrawbridge Stroh Sullivan Swart Swem Ten Haapen Ter tt V. V V 5 V 1 IP V1 V VV VV V, is VVVQ VVVH, 5 V 6 V is .gg , K :V .g ' ,V il' 5 I-1 W - ,W ' 2 , ,xg ' Z 0 f V , ia .m Don Sidney jim Ed Elaine Rogfif Lois Charles Bruce Charles David refpstra Tew Thorne Thwaites Tishler T0b1H Trevan Troost Uekert UHCYY Vander Berg V-A V V , ,AV V VX .., V ir. ,i Q fr 9 5 0 any S ' Q ir S' 5 , '- i re Z ,V i V z V 'D , - 'T My A -e v EQ l 1 i' Sandra jerry Mary Tim Barbara Arvid David Gary Peter Frank Loren ander Meer Vanden Bout Vanderveld Van Destinon Van Dyke Van Dyke Van Eck Van Ort Veenstra Vefbllfg Verburg 5- 'W' 1' f L if 'F ' L we i , i FW acl H an QP i- as ' , r if R T 'L i if K e ,,,i L1 ,,ee s r L M ' L in ' -,. - f fa V I 1 1 , . I g ' may . Tom Harold Patricia Carole Sandra Gffffald Anita Sieve Roger Eleanor Donald Waltz Wells Weils West Wilcpx Wilkins Wilson Willard Williams Wlnterhaltef Winters , s A ,, L' , , r V K if 6 j K .V V jr 'ji L 1' if T' ' 4' 'Ex Z' V-N 3 , , i 'I , , is , ,L s iie ' f ' y a - 'vm - A NM fZ'- i ---' ,vi li i in in A . I ii I HIC and Kathy and Anne Gary Linda Thomas Sue Donald Ronnie Marsha and lorda Jayne Wltthoem Wonzer Wood Wood White Yost Zimmerman Barb 41 Spring Fever gi QW qc jean Giardinzl Young Mlm VVith A Horn arsity 42 D -S' F51 Il DDVV L Il - Ufflng, A well-known figure throughout the city and es- pecially in our North-end community is our prin- cipal, Mr. Howard Wickett. He is respected for his participation both in educational and community affairs. Polar Bear Chief ,.. X' Since coming to Creston Mr. Lowell McDougal, Guidance Director, has been helping Creston pupils with their academic and personal problems to their great satisfaction and with considerable influence on their futures. ik i--. as ,P ww... Winn. ISSEVELYNADAMS MISS LORRAINE MISS DOROTHY Arsjfostfandefl is SPOU' ADAMS directs the crea- BEAN iS the Sponsor of 'F 0 inthe Audlcrvlsual tive work of students in the SCIHOI' Y-Teen Club. ducatlon Club' the Art Department. 43 M A-asf 5 Q , 1 W if .- Z i , f g . ..iif1 7 . 5 . 't i - ir. I f reeiaa it. A MRS. AUDREY B11 a newcomer at Crest, SPOUSOFS the Courts Squad. R. PAUL BONVER- 'X specializes in teach- f Civics to newcomers Creston. wumiu SS LYDIA CRONIN- R, another newcomer, nsors the junior Y- sn Club. MR. HAROLD CAR- LYON is very busy as treasurer of the school. MISS HARRIET DAN- IELS is in charge of a session room and also teaches English. alt' MISS LOIS CONRAD sponsors forensics and all dramatic productions at Creston. MISS DORIS DUNHAM is in charge of the honor point system. MR. ROLAND COl STANT, a newcomer Creston, teaches biolog and history. MISS MARGUERIT ENESS is in the Con mercial Department an manages the book store. 1 - fb 1 ,W . EDVVIN FRED- MRS. CAROLINE MR. FRANK GOOD- TKSON, machine shop GLENN is remembered VVIN leads the A-Cap- ructor, is safety direc- by all seniors as their pella and Other choirs as 'or Creston. government teacher, the mL1SiC direCt0r. 44 MRS. DORIS GREEN, a third newcomer to Cres- ton, is in the English de- parhnent ' 1R.VVILLIAM HAKEN aches in the commercial epartment and also Jaches tennis. MIR. CHARLES HUNT erves Creston faithfully .s wood shop instructor. MR. ANDREW HANS- MISS AIDA HOEK- SON is the sponsor of the STRA helps the Echo and Senior Ushers and has a Saga as treasurer of their session room. funds. 'W' xt I Q - 1- ' we MR. RICHARD HOX LAND as retail sellii teacher helps students g jobs and also teach English. The man with the smile, MR. HAROLD JAP- INGA, is second team football coach. MISS HALLIE JOHN works with the Junior Ushers and also teaches English. MISS NORMA JONE is a helpful friend of a students as assistai librarian. , ' 1 . ..i1t.. 1 .... ii - ,. .., ' A ' . .. M . V A krpr .y , S ' 1113.11 . i.'t ' el' as is ig., s s c mi Ei -': fisl il I ilil V: , ,,.,5....1.,,.i, . my wi n k my I . Nw 'i Q? ' t c -1 ' . r -:,, , 1 r up 'e'. .as it itw LR. EUGENE KAYE, Miss THERESE KEL- MISS FRANCES KIL- MR- EARL KNUTSOI iother newcomer, is go- DEY sponsors the Ami- STROM leads girls' ath- a0V1505 1112 511100111 C0111 18' to take 0Ve1' the C0111311' citia Club, Circulation le tic s a n d s po n s 0 r s C11 35 111011' 5l101150l' 311 ng of golf. Staff, and assisted with Aurora Borealis QA.B. 3150 has 3 50551011 100111- the junior Revue. Clubsj. 45 Q S LILA KOCH, a d newcomer in the economics depart- , teaches English. DOROTHY LANV- welcomes seventh 's to Creston in her 1 room and spon- -irls' Bowling. -i s . - -few ...W S M A RJ O RI E fT H E VV' S works freshmen girls as 9 an Club sponsor. 5 Y I -1 sf sa lf f 3, ,i sf ,ls K t 49 ,,. i MISS RITA LALLY is the assistant adviser of the Saga Staff and helped with the Junior Revue. Q-2 WAAA,. . ,. . i 'i i E i ii ., . . .- f --if-ist -.-ri'iif'-5-.Wie-'ffLfezef' ski.: 'ii i -AM .- ss. 1- -a , 7 -- .align -7 ,, -- -4 -. ' sa swf- my--1-1-f 1 .1 Ms. -5:-,f.---,..,.,s -.sits-ge, se,-55:-.... -. -- . ,. ,,,, xg? .- - J, as fi-5-M MR. ROBERT LIN- lJEN'S main interest is in the math department where he teaches. ,W ,L-1 : M I S S F RA N C E S LANKE, who missed much of the school year because of an accident, is in the art department. V, if R -1 an at 5.41 , ,qw ie . . , ,?...,.. 3 f fy. Q 53 '51-ws is Ts. af, 'A 1' i,. 1- L 'WHL' MR. JOEL LOVVE, who heads the instrumental music department, leads the band and orchestra. WKQ M R- R A Y M 0 N D MISS RUTH PHILLIPS O'MALLEY is freshman is in the home economics football coach and history department an d 3 1 SO teaehef- teaches history. 46 MISS GLORIA LAR- SON, who hails from Es- canaba, has taken ovex the duties of the Bible Club sponsor. . A li t -lg 1 is nn.. . Y if ' f i fig -S 1 'R - 1- 1 '-:v pwf-fl - . -' I - ' Vista. 4 V .. , :., . .555 In 9 fr!!- zi K 1 -1 Q. .sx M4 I.,-L Y , -. . S PY ft X' - . 1 .1 if we sw kip . I ir if ' Jeff: e -W5 .ff --- .-is Q..-ix. . 1 Sf F .. - ' ' 1-wir.. ts , 'K 21 MISS FRANCES MA- LONEY, who also works with seventh graders, sponsors the Junior Red Cross. MR. GIL POXVERS. who resigned from the position of football coach this year, is the boys' gym teacher. JAY RENS is ad- ' of the Senior Class teaches economics history. S . S A D I E S T O - LL advises the Latin and teaches Latin. MISS EUGENIA SCI-IMITZ heads the library and sponsors the Library Club. S Qin-if el i f f ' ?Qe ?: i MISS ESTI-IER THOM- ASMA sponsored the suc- cessful Debate Team that entered the state quarter finals. JOHN VAN KRIM- , another publica- adviser, heads the Staff. MISS MARIE VAN XVESTENBRUGGE, who retired this year, is in Florida vacationing. 47 M R . H E N R Y SCI-IRUMP, a favorite among Creston students, has been coaching basket- ball and baseball. IQAWA : '11 ' W: Q ' ' A.. 4 as W U 5 I ff- K . i... . J S G T . H E R M A IN SI-IIELDS sponsors the Bars and Chevons, the Drill Team, and the Rifle Team. Under the patient guid- ance of MR. NORMAN TOCK, the Saga is put out each year. M R. E M E RY TO O- GOOD is in charge of photography for the Echo and Saga. Energetic MR. MARTIN VAN NVINGEN sponsors the junior Class and coaches Cross Country and Track. aw MR. GERRIT VVASSE- NAAR'S main interest lies in the science depart- ment, where he teaches biology. 0 5 I M ' ' I .... Q ii , f hifi! R . NV I L L I A M BLCH is the sponsor the Ticket and Biology lbs. MISS ESTHER WISE is M155 CLEO VVOOD, Z1 hard worker in the com- Vvhoge favmite Saying ig, mefclal department. GO on Qhiidy' heads the English department. MR. VVALTER VVOC who is another teacher tiring this year, sponsi the Science Club. S. EILEEN BARK- MRS. RUTH VOSHOL I graciously meets as secretary to Mr. VVick- ston pupils who have ool business in the IC. ett performs her work in an efficient and effective manner, 517 lllll 'll', ...- M. v 4 A - L . ik. .Q..,, . ,,,, WWW Lhiizi L H M I 32 ' fm wg ' , ,, 4 f- n- ame ., Ji - -4 -- sw ff r mpg . mx Q - , V gg: - ---- - g WMQwm2MwQwwmwwwvwe A M L , f , Tri+, -Knw.. Wg nf A Y QYQJXYJFW: Zm::gjf5'T A ffmygj P 32335 fu k? - A 51 :sul ri- .M Mm? msmb iff-tw: f, M M A' 'ffshf Q 1 1-QQ V - j S V 41 ar. V ag-, ,EWKMVK y ,Q myw ink. Ipfff? ,Ja , wt, 12 H W? 'M A A'- mv 3 lgwfxfew. V' X lil ,5 1,714 We-A X QM 4 ' T' ,V ,Cixi ' I . it A gnu K7 If W. ' W W - n rv- ' .WSJ ' sw ff' 151 'T N 5' W ' f'- we vQ a,,gx,vlQ-, ,www gy, , ,L - A ff '. x Ag -wx Q. 1 sv Gloria 'There were shepherds abiding in the fields At Christmas time the seventeenth annual presentation of Gloria was giv- en under the combined efforts of the dramatics department and the music departments of Creston. Leads were played by Carol Doorn as the Ma- donna, Larry XVyman as the Prophet Priest, Allan Ault as Obed, Gerald Von Ehr as Judah, Charles Straayer as Saradan, Sandra Bissonette as Eliz- abethg John Bouwman, Bruce Cole- man, and Robert Hendricks as sol- diersg Bonnie Bliss, Joan Deliorne, and Mary Lou Turner as angelsg Bar- bara Dickinson, Barbara Stroh, and Patricia Swigers in the trio g Allan Ault as Joseph, and John Andre, Kenneth Boss, and jerry Ysseldyke as the Three Kings. Nancy Stetfe was the Ave Marial' soloist, and Diane Ding- man was soloist in the Cradle Songf' Ye shall find the babe wrapped in svvaddling clothes lying in a manger. And the glory ofthe Lord shone round about them. f v . A 1.4 The fil1Ill'lCSlflH was Il smash hit' Alice ln Wonderland lice ln NYfmclerl:mcl wus the eiiiuvzilile theme he 1955 Revue. 'lilllilllg the leauliiig rule was ares lle-lung who pfirtrzlyeil .-Xlice. Her trzivels hed such places :ls illrezim Scliuwl, NCIlll1l1ClS Qdum Umler the Sea. the Ruziring 'l'wentieS. cl of the Mmm, :mil Tiiylzlml. mme other clrzimutic rules included Run Sluit Alriyee Quigley :is King' Neptune and his friend. iermaicl. Hill Lipke HS the Moon Man, Rim lich as the Devil. hlziyne Fume as the fairy gud her, amd Nurrlzi Ulilliiey :ls Jingles. e grzmcl linzile C 1 NC with us tw Wfiiirlniliiifl 5 i . A . .-V4 iigiffa. i lil r. Barry's Etchings 1 Redlin as Judson Barry, and Jud WEE CMN. . 'grid Ron Redlin, Pat Swigers, as Evelyn Taylor, Ron Boorstein as Tom Crosby, Mary Richardson as Daisy Dayton, and John Goodrich as Sam Jordan Oh-Oh, I hope I'm not inturrupti y Shapiro as Fifty Ferris , ' , anything. wp-IS 1 A l 'L is -.. ma..- r f it W f 'f ' ry XYhite as Carrie Stanwich, Mary Lou Turner as Mrs. pr flor, and Ken Boss as Kenneth Plunkett lu- Chuck Straayer as Saw- buck Sam, and Dick Ball as Bud . ,ati at gs Q A Y 1' Y i K 1, ,K .. ,J it H l 'W g pf . Q qw :ty-3,9 M -t - if it 1 , f . 'P' m 53 isniku 1--,A ' i-, : 1 'UI I A'- :Qi Mr. Barry's Etchings was presented by the Senior Class of '53 or March 4, 5, and 6. It was received with rolling laughter by the 180C attendants of the three performances and greeted as an outstanding production for a group of high school students. Ronald Redlin held the title role of Judson Barry. He and the other twelve cast members were excellent in their character portrayal. Under the direction ol Miss Lois Conrad, the cast spent eight weeks preparing Mr. Barry's Etchings for presentation. Jerry Mohrig portrayed Marvin Prichard, a young-stuffed shirt and suitor to Evelyn tPat Swigersy and Betsy De Vries pictured Mrs. Adolph Griswold, a grouchy undertaker's wife. l ,--qv----4 ,, xx l Q 1 es Joyce Palmer and Norma Haapenan Bears Come Home e lovely queen, Phyllis Ottenjan, gned over Creston's homecoming ice held at the Black and Silver om of the Civic Auditorium on 'vember 1, 1952. The queen and her 1rt were escorted in new convert- es during half-time at the Creston- tawa game. Members of the court re Joyce Palmer, Norma llaapenan, t Swigers, and Barbara DeYoung. :orting the queen and her court were tk Neve, Jim Kosten, Ron Recllin, ane Hall, and Alan Rosendall. The Homecoming Royalty F M' K if is ua Queen Phyllis Ottenjan Patricia Swigers and Barbara DeYoung 3 Crowning of the Queen But Now There's Buford The third and hfth hour clramaties classes presented three one-act plays, hllut Now Theres Bufordf' Pretty Girl XVanted, and Ladies of the Mop on November 12, 1952. Some of the leading characters were Judy Sha- piro, Mary Richardson, Chz1rlesStraay- One-ACfS er, and Allan Ault. The hrst two plays were comedies and Ladies of the Mop , a play in rhyme. 1 .f 4' 'X f ir, i -3 V if A . 6 2 t s , wal i ' 4 M M29 , . X fn' l ' X U . I- M, .M Q .v , : , rf , .tmff e ,M ,. 5 ,QQ .,,. r,,.,i . if -'?F,14i'f , . , ii7'?l'5 ,- 1: A i, ,C A EQ i,,.i Wi, Q S? K xi-ws iw, may 5 yeili i ,ree Z Q Pretty Girl XVanted', 'KLadies of the Mop 'ws-Q g gi ,, pf x. - f'w,mn2.. as . , . 'k ' Z fi2f5e,.:12'f?iK1,i5..- A ,V Q : S: N ,ww 25-Wag kvimcxl, L,,, ,, 3, M ,,,, ,, gy: ,zmg -- 1- 13 ivmliii'-' . 5 . iv ,i1h's1V5Vq,gj,r A xzp ,212-fy r mm, mmwff Assy-sz 4 561' I r M, ,QSEQSA Wish if ' , iff: ' X m-zu:-Q , .f,'. 1.5, ,W-k,,r. ,ref K , A? 3 MT., ., 42 M,--g , mf mv, .3- .4 . QQ 1317. ,. 5. ,sus Q1 - Q 51 -.f' A . ,QM -' , Amy., E, M . - ' , Q I '79 W xr xx ff-:Mn-A A 5 ish Q 3 T 4 X, Y -,L , 1,f,.,, Qv EQ fm, gg, :f 0 X 1--l' . will 5 Row I Harold Lamach Richard Stadt Robert Trevan, Dale Green, Jack Shultz, David De Boer, Larry Tharp Row II john Frueh james Howes Jack Bolt, Dave Van Oort, Don Bowerman, Harold Bolt, Wil- bur Weston Row III Donald Tharp Alan Goodman, Charles Welch, Bernie Kranenburg, Jim Byl, James Van Stee Roger Simmons, jim Scott. Promoting better understanding between non-commissioned and senior officers is the purpose of the Bars and Chevrons Club. Sponsored by Sergeant First Class Herman C. Shields, the club holds meetings every other week. Any Private First Class is eligible for membership. The activities for the club include buying something each year for the school and sponsoring the R. O. T. C. Military Ball. . S -we t ...vga fm 1 W EY jack Frueh, Sergeant-at-Arms: Dave Van Oort, President: Larry Vroman, Student Councilg jack Bolt, Vice-President. Row 1 Paul Sage Bob Rowe, Jack Frueh, Betty Weersma. Row 2 Curtis Cole Alphonsus Marlow Gerrit Lamain Larry Vroman, Gale Breen, Mrs. Ostrander. Row 3 Don Baltutat Ed Van Eck Harold Lamach John Barr Ron PreFontaine. Audio - Visual Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Eve- lyn Ostrander, the Audio-Visual Edu- cational Club can take great pride in their services to the teachers. The pur- pose of the club is to train students to operate equipment, to help promote a more adequate Audio-Visual program for our school, and to provide an edu- cational activity for students who are interested. Special features of the group include training teachers to run equipment and operating the ma- chines for the P.T.A., assemblies, the Cancer Fund, and other community organizations. 57 mu im Row I: Jack Neve, Wally Churchard, Ron Redl' , La r St l'ff, P 1 B , R Ch h d T - cus, Ron Spaeth, Ron.Uithol, Fred Anderson, Jgiry II-ogg. Iggy II: oRey l?1reO on ure ar y ed Mgr on , D D L , Lambert, Art Beals, jun Kosten, Ken Felix, Bill Malcolm, jerry jastawitzi Bill wlgllaindfdlrcle, Jeiry Egliinrltilci Bob Crow, Ron Boorsteln, Doug Jarrett. Row III: Ron Ehrlich, Mr. Constant, Jim Emery, Leonard Chap: man, jack Wilson, Jim Remmelts, Bill Blood, Don Balbach, George Stratton, Roy Franks, jerry Anderle Stan Hendricks. ' The Hi-Y Club, sponsored by Mr. Wfelch, is open to any boy in the tenth through the twelfth grades. The pur- Hi-Y pose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and establish throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. A money-making project of this club is selling paddle pops at basketball games. Seated: left to right, Wally Churchard, President, jerry Anderle, Sgt.-at-arms. Standing: George Stratton, Treasurer, Doug Jarrett, Secretary, Ron Churchard. Vice President. 1 X if f a Row 1: Sarah Drasin, Miss Thomasma, Dizzy Bare, Kay Peck, Sandy Bissonnette. Row IZ: Sayla Emmert, Nancy Briggs, Ethel Altman, Sarilyn DeLang. Row 3: Chuck Straayer, Kieth DeVr1es, Dave De Boer. tidy Bissonnette, Sarah Drasin, ith lDeVrieS, Chuck Straayer. Debate The past yezu' has been very successful fm' Cres- ton's debate team. It had zl high rating in both city :md state leagues. The debziters share first place in the City with South High. :incl they won half uf their state league debates. Members of the affirma- tive sifle were Surah llrzasin :mrl Silllflfil llissmi- nette. Members of the negative sicle were Chuck Struztyer and Keith De Vries. Dave De Boer, Ethel Altman, Saylu Fmmert, Kay Peek 'is' din! F' mx was I Row 1. Periann Goodrich, Sayla Emmert, Sarah Drasin, Bette Slcodsholm Row 2. vlerry Morig, Ronald lloorstein, -ludy Shapiro, Charles Straayer. Jr. Row 1. Mary Arrigo, llarbara Pullen, Sue Carter, Carol Markowski, Carolyn Leusenkamp, Marilyn Hook, Diane Lyon, Barbara Rogers. Row 2. Miss Lila Koch, Mary Beth Vanliuiken, Emmajean johnson, Ruth Ann Hodge, Doris DeVoogd, Lynne Dutmers, Janice Dolsey, Pat DeYoung, Charlene Chad- wick, Jeanne Giardina, Miss Lydia Croninger. 60 vessg .,g' ai. .am .im .. il -naman--w. 1 -we H nw r me ws. s. .M M Q-nu.. .1 and jg.. wa- 4..f-Q.-.N G if mi- gm ...W ww M., Q..- , u-nn-.uw ,..,. ...WJ .Q-aww i ...V x -gf. -M -u.. , all ...,.....a. W. .. ,. -fi., Q4 --1,-. ---, we. 1: , fm . an an-.ma-. .+,,,,, 5 :..wum'-- Q-. .a,,g,Ls .,- .nm ,- ... . -an V .. .M-W-5 . H ' H' -' Ni. Row 1: Judy Simmons, Judy Thompson, Donna Swart, Beverly Schulz, Jackie Mulder, and Joyce Deisen- er Row 2' Maxine Rudy Phyllis Shafer Barbara Margolis Donna Ritchie, Barbara Hanke, and Dixie Z - - v Y y Beckwith. Row 3: Peri Dutmers, Myrna Williams, Carol Levenburg, Sally Van Dyke, Nancy Nichoson, Dorothy Rogers, Kay Smith, Cheryl May, Ruth Vander Vleet, and Miss Matthews. Row 4: Barbara Slgxtipn, Dianne Stolorow, Pat Dempsey, Marilyn Galloway, Mary Lou Greviski, Rose Lea Grovens, Judy o ie, Ruth Whittington, and Sharon Clark. Seated: Donna Ritchie. Standing: Pat Demp- sey, Beauty Demonstrator, Sally VanDyke. 9-Y Teens The theme for this yearys national 9 Y-Teens was I Belong. The group opened the year with a get acquainted party and a candlelight ceremonial initiation. The organization contri- buted chocolates to be sent overseas and sent two members to a world fel- lowship dinner. A pot-luck dinner at the Y opened the second semester. The girls also held an auction and a meeting of in- teresting facts. Teeny Bare, Glennda Douthett, Kathryn Davis, Joanne Wagenaar, Ruth Visser, Bon- nie Schuhardt. . I. Q 4. 'U .jr .31 I ,.,. l. I ,m..s.1.,, -S it at T 61 iw' 9' w ,K 1, , ,- Row 1: Phyllis Bont, Margaret Bruinsma, Shirley Buckel, Arlene De Vries, Patsy Sandro, Ruth I-Iaenke, Marcia Shafer, Carol Watrous, Lois Boerma. Row 2: Carole Bergsma, Marcia Carlson, Judy De Vlieger, Beverly Benedict, Marcia Tiethof, Carol Davis, Janette Simpson, Sally Lucas, Miss Bean. Row 3: Nancy Whitworth, Darlene Doubledee, Erma Hulbert, Phyliss Stancliii, Virginia Westra, Ruth Anderson, Bonnie Van Valkenberg, Fran Vander-Zouwen, Edie Kepner. The Senior Y-Teens, a club open to all girls in the tenth grade or above, A was sponsored by Miss Dorothy Bean. It works in co-operation with the Grand Rapids YVVCA and the inter- ns 'F fm national organizations of YXVCA. i 2 an y Many of its activities are carried on in the YVVCA building. Among these ,gf activities are banquets, club coed dances, help for the Santa Claus Girls, and meetings of the inter-club-council. Row 1: Carol Davis, Judy De Vlieger, Arlene De Vries. Row 2: Marcia Tiethof, Darlene Doubledee, Janette Simpson, Pat Sandro. Mm Q, 3 J A Q y ., 1L ff - '21 ,s I lli. M i r pm .yr as Sr. Y-Teens A 1 J A - b I S p , l ,J A 0 J ah Phyllis Bont, Marcia Carlson, Carol Watrous, W N NVQ sm Marcia Shafer, Ruth Anderson, Jeanne Q Q Anderson, Ruth Haenke. if f W I '--lvn..,,N-MMV Y was 'Ia.e,1,L.k 216212352-5 ft 'v gtm w vae E all Churchard Norm Fleet Rod Y Y . ' h 5 H , Mike Jackson, Bill Blandford, W Y ' ' gciivxiisliergefii, tlgoggcri tlildggrg Cliiisk t M6llarmIEn:i3EryKEgaxg:giE2 REX, 2 5331 CIl15tr1csl'1aECEo?vfJHRiJI::0g1':f cl:-2531553 , A ere, ous arre. on 1 ' ' ' ' Maha ek. it,LTSFmfSf'inal Payne, Chuck Losey, Mmm Klgapii Luieyeve. R011 Bwfswn- 1-Om' C ic - The C-Club held an early election this year followed by many busy and useful activities. Barred from their usual initiation during school hours, the C-Club held a pre-roll-call initia- tion in which the boys Walked all girls to school carrying their books when they passed by. The rest of the day, the boys carried baby bottles. C-Club members are boys striving for their major C's in athletics. The club is also responsible for pictures of sports team on display near the E. C. Buss Gym. As another annual project, the C-Club sold paddle-pops during basketball games at Creston. C Club G g-. Row 1: Ron Churchard, Vice Presidentg Bob Crow, President. Row 2: Chuck Losey, Treasurerg Marvin Klap, Secretary. ,w 'X xg! , www' XR 4 Row 1: Shake A. Paw, Phyllis Buckel, Joanne Bement, Virginia Chartier, Eva Thomas, Miss Wood. Row 2: Ron PreFontaine, Diane Dingman, Norma Haapanen, Barbara DeYoung, Mary White, Marilyn Fenske, Rosemarie Spykhoven, Jerry Mohrig. Row 3: Charles Straayer, Sandra Watkins, Jane COTIHCF, Ann Ten Have, Sandy Bissonette, joan Kooyers, Marilyn Rickner, Roger Norris. Row 4: Kenneth Boss, Ronald Boorstein, Mary Woodworth, Joan Hoggatt, Beverly Brinkman, Mary Jane Springer, David Marckini. Sr. Honor Bears CI'CSt0ll,S Senior Honor Society, ll chapter of the national association, was un active group this year. Under the guidance of Miss Cleo XVood, the Society proceeded on their work for the Student lllzmual. In the spring a f :- tea was given for new members. To be eligible for membership a stu- dent must have a high scholastic rat- ing and be active in extracurricular activities. New members are an- nounced at the Honors Assembly. 64 i r ! r Jr. Honor Bears Row I: July Pollie, Dawn Curtis, Beverley Benedict, Barbara Pullen, Judy De Vliger, Mary Kay Powers, Sally Kirkbride, Bette Skodsholm, Dan Balbach. Row II: Jim Emery, Periann Goodrich, Mary Straayer, Barbara Norris, Shirley Berkowitz, Carole Lev- enburg, Lois Wielhouwer, Judy Lang, Pat Agema, David Mac Aulay. Row III: Carolyn De Young, Judy Palmer, Carole Woolworth, Janice Geisler, Mary Gillette, Sarah Drasin, Janet Woodworth, Karen Sweet, Leonard Kurtz. Row IV: Noel Cobb, Dick Irwin, Joal Ripstra, Mr. Welch, Nancy Oom, Marilyn Anderberg, Janet Buursma, Delores Kaboos, Carole Madsen, Gary Babcock, Marcia Westrate. Semper Fidelis Horizon Row I: Marcia Shafer, Lois Boerema, Sally Shafer, Carol Watrous. Row II. Ruth Haenke, Phyllis Bont, Carol Davis, Jeanette Simpson, Bonnie Van Valkenburg. K V, mi, . -,-1 ., . f 'Y 1, 1 -f , i Q N :- Aw VY? ,J ,ks dk mv, 'X 3 airy, c .r i . Q' v.. Row 1: Periann Goodrich, Mary Ten Have, Ann Ten Have, Pat Swigers, jane Conner, Judy De Vlieger. Row 2: Pat Rozelle, Sherry Seekell, Jodie Vogel, Susie Dent, Judy Shapiro, Cheryl Heyns. Row 3: Joanne De Korne, Norma De Fouw, Bonnie Bliss, Barbara Dickenson, Mary Woodworth, Mary Kay Powers. llat Swigers. President, Ann Ten Have, Vice Pres., Mary Ten Have, Treasurer: ,lane Conner, Secretary. is 3 , . S S ' 66 Reed's Horizon The Ka-No-Ka chapter of the Grand Rapids Horizon clubs was sponsored by Jacque Reed. Its officers were Pat Swigcrs, l'residentg Ann Ten llave. Vice President, Jane Conner, Secre- tary, and Mary Ten Have, Treasurer. Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets were donated to needy families. Other projects at Christmastime were selling Christmas wrappings and making dec- orations for the Sparkle Spin. The Sparkle Spin is the annual dance sponsored by all the Grand Rapids Horiion Clubs. In the Spring a tea was given for the mothers of the members. WDD Horizon 0 Standing, lletsy Dennis, Ruth Ann Delsey, Mary .lane Annis, Norma Sierveld, lietty Remenak, Judy Larson, Mary Viergiver. Seated, Virginia llieri, Diane Dryer, Marcia Rutkrmwsky, Iilena Hylsma, Susie Vilmert Sally Glass. Standing, :Xurelia Afton, ,layne Foote, Joan Foster, Laurel Paasehe, Delores Christensen, Sayla Fmmert. Seated, Naney Briggs, judy Hoover, Sharon Shutwell, Nancy Freeman, Natalie Freeman. 67 ROW 15 Shirley EHIY, BCV Olsen, Pat Kranenberg, Carol Harrison, Cheryl Heyns, Ph llis B ck 1 P t Ly'nch,E Th P - . ,Y U ef 3 Qui le , '33 gmas. at SWIZCFS, Dianne Dryer, Mary Jane Al'lI1lS..ROW 2: Bonnie Marston, Joyce ' g Y anet ether, JEUUCC VaUDCfWCYf, Nancy Lindeman, Mary Viergiver Pat Valkier Barb Dick- mf-Off, N01'ma De Fouw, Joyce Stephens Dianne Dingman. Row 3' Joan Foster Shero My h Sh ,B h E . ' - , n ona an, Judy apirol ert a pstem, Sandra Yokom, Mary Ten Have, Ann Ten Have Mary Woodworth Mary White . , 1 , , Janet an W1ngen,.Norma Siereveld, Joanne Bement. Row 4' Joan Pennington, Marsha Douthette, Barbara Boon, Phyllis Greenland, Ann Harding J M 1 P 'L - kosky, Elaine Vander Honing. ' oyce 0' at undstmm' Kathy Bcyd' Mama Rui' Amicitia One of the largest clubs in school is the Amicitia Club sponsored by Miss Therese Kelley. QThe officers were: Mary Esther XVoodworth, President: Jane Conner, Vice President: Laurel Paasche, Secretaryg and Barbara De- Young, Treasurerj This club pro- motes friendship among junior and senior girls, Meetings were held every other XYednesday. The many activities of Amicitia Club encourage leadership and social awareness among the active members. In the past year the club has donated Thanksgiving baskets and Christmas gifts to needy families. Social events included a potluck sup- per and the Valentine Rall. Since the club has become so large, it was divided into teams, each of which un- dertook certain activities. r ,gr E R Club Row 1: Barb DeYoung, Yvonne Hoogerhyde, jane Conner, Furst, Joyce Cross, Mary Richardson, Nancy Keeling, Linda Bogart. Row 2: Joyce Rogers, Delores Dejong, judy Hoover, Lois Byl, Meredith Drasin, Francis Kooiman, Susan Swanson, Delores Christenson, Nancy Hart, Row 3: Loyola Shreve, Sharon Shotwell, Margaret Anderson, Elizabeth Dennis, Laurel Paasche, Ruth Ann Dolsey, Jane Foote, Beth Joyce, jean Flynn, Nancy Dyer. Row 4: Kay Kuemmerle, Nancy Maurer, Phyllis Ottenjan, Kathern Huisman, Norma Filkins, Joyce Wyma, Sally Glass, Elena Bylsma, Susan Vibert, Bette Remenak. Norma Haapanen, Elaine Noorthoek, Mary C 4 , vs -- J Laurel Paasche, Secretary. 1 -. Barbara De Young, 'Q' reasurer, Wmkfqgmv V L 5 K 1. 'H-muah K x s 1, . -1 a ' , Mary Woodworth, President: T jane Connor, Vice-President: ' 69 iff' Biology Club ROW 13 Bugs Ology, Jackie Mc Cready, Jacqueline De Graff, Judy De Young, Sally Barnes. Row 2: Beverly Brinkman, Marcia Stover, Karen Sweet, Mr. Welch. The 'Biology Club welcomes all stu- dents interested in nature and outdoor life. Its meetings are held on the first and third Tuesdays of every month. Some of its activities include outings in the spring and fall. Members also have a project of making clay models of plant and animal structures. A future plan of the club is to purchase a showcase in which to exhibit biology projects. as Row 1 Dave DeLano B111 Blanford David DeBoer, Larry Tharp, Leonard DeLooff, Mr Wood Noel Cobb John Cooley Dave Houk Ronald Boorstein. Row 2: Jon Uithol. Dick Haken Jack Neve H Two oh Ken Boss John Hooker. Any boy who has an interest in science may become a mem- ber of the Science Club, spon- sored by Mr. Wood. The purpose of the club is to in- terest the students of Creston in all forms of science. Meet- ings are held one day a week before school. Throughout the year trips are taken through Grand Rapids industries. An- nual activities include a mid- year banquet and a long trip at the end of the year. Row 1: Jim Emery, Joel Kriegel, Bill White. Row 2: Dan Balbach, Chuck Beswick, Roger Norris, David Marckini, Ken Felix, Bill Dippel, Art Van Dyke. Row 3: Judy Lang, Marcia Stover, Mary Straayer, Beverly Benedict, Judy De Vlieger, Marykae Powers, Erma Hulbert, Patty Agema. Row 4: Mrs. Stowell, Karen Sweet, Molly Lipke, Marilyn Rickner, Janet Woodworth, Nancy Whitworth, Pat Tobin, Edie Kepner, Carolyn De Minck, Delores Christensen, Janice Geasler. Row 5: Margaret Akker- huis, Sharon Cunningham, Mary Fuller, Darlene Doubledee, Norma Filkins, Cheryl Heyns, Jackie Bresnahan, Marilyn Anderberg. Row 6: Judy Palmer, Mary Sullivan, Bette Lou Skodsholm, Janice Keener, Joanne Bement, Sally Lucas, Frieda Lobbezoo, Shirley Berkowitz. Latin Club Wir -A .6 5-Z, M 4 an is-sl . gf gmac- is J fd. ,,-,J .Ji , 'W 5g,,g,-E,.,,a.,.,,, ,ss Not for ourselves but for ally' is the a Q, appropriate motto of Creston's Latin .L J Club. In addition to helping needy families at Thanksgiving and Christ- mas, the club has adopted an Italian boy, Bruno. Any second year Latin student is eligible for membership. Meetings are held every two weeks on Tuesday. Mrs. Sadie Stowell, Latin instructor, it is the sponsor of the club. 72 ' 41 K M A ,, K.,.,,, L fzfizfii QW' K we , f 4 QE X 1 fx Q 9 f -I E.: I ,,,.z , 4 , f- ff. 5' LKVW? ,4 ,, 3 ..,, .V Q A 1 X1 K J K J w an fa, ' ,W '52 if ,.,,V Z7 vm, M sw-i U - f n f V.,-d'l..f ' V Q ' ' H I n Mum, fs? W A , ff, -fm x 1 5 2 if sg: Ex, 'Sf 1, H1 . f eQ,,,,W , 4, H. r E. Z:-X 4, ' 1 G' -1 W W P , , ,N ww ,Q S 9 Q 1, ... my . rl - - 2 jpiggg.ffifj.Qif aj . L. ,, 1 - ws, , ,f ,- ,kg .V .. , , J, mW,.,...,,.... w 1: Ronnie Ehrlich, Rod Hunsberger, Johnny Goodrich, Duane Hall, Ronnie Boorstein, Kenny Boss, Ann Ten .ve, Joanne Bement, Norma, Haapanen, Carol Harrison, Joyce Rogers, Rosemary Mullian, David Houk. w 2: Sarah Drasin, Jim Losey, Patti Dempsey, Erma Hulbert, David Bolot, Marvin Klap, Jimmy Emery, Charlie zrman, Sally Bames, Freddy Challa, David Weller, Kathryn Davis, Diane Dingman. w 3: Mr. Knutson, Charles Straayer, Dianne Stolorow, MaryKae Powers, Jack Neve, Joyce Palmer, Lois Byl, :kie Bresnahan, John Leg, Richard Greenwald, Marcia Vander Veen, Anita Wilson, Sally Glass. Not pictured - 'ry Mohrig. Haig -e-:gi if-ex A fe- . , fx lim. fandiflgi Rodney Hunsberger, Treasurerg Charles Straayer, 'ice President. Seated: Marvin Klapp, Presidentg Mary Vhite, Secretary. Polar Bear Government This governmental body of Creston High School was headed this year by the president, Marvin Klapp, and was under the sponsorship of Mr. Knutson. Its purpose is to promote better rela- tionship between students and faculty. Membership is composed of one repre- sentative from each club and session room. Meetings are held once a week during school. An annual activity of this body is the Council Capers. It also has charge of the lost and found depart- ment, the showcases, and such activi- ties as basketball games, dances, and sales in the school. Every year there are several conventions throughout the state to which the council sends representatives. Row 1: Ruthie Viergever, Nan Nickoson, Marcia Vander Veer, Nan De Meester, Shirley Bechourty, Mary Jane Annis, Mary Ten Have, Mary Viergever, Susie Vibert, Meredith Halbert, Linda De Young, Norma Filkins, Mary Fuller, Margaret Hutchinson. Row 2: Russel Carter, Patty Slauter, Janice Jacobson, Nancy Steffe, Joyce Stephens, Luann Remelts, Karol Schmelz, Jean Harriman, Joan Taylor, Bette Skodsholm, Mary Sullivan, Janice Keener, Margaret Anderson, Marg Petersen, Yvonne Hoogerhyde. Row 3: Joyce Wyma, Beverly Brinkman, Joyce Quigley, Mary Turner, Deloris Christensen, Sally Glass, Sarah Drasin, Norma Haapanen, Carol Harrison, Pat Kranenburg, Rosemary Mullian, Mary Richardson, Mike Jackson, Dick La Botz, Jack Shultz. Row 4: Woody Taylor, Ken Jerome, Lorna Groters, Carole Robinette, Rose Cizanakas, Edie Kepner, Nancy Whitworth, John Andre, Andreis Rozentals Ron Ehrlich, Roy Franks, Janice VanderWerf, Doris DeJong, Pat Powell, Elnora Wayman, Chuck Straayer. Row 5: Frieda Lobbezoo, Kathy Boyd, Patricia Lundstron, Margaret Terpstra, Betty Lou Brock, Pat Tobin, Marcie Strong, Marcia Carlson, Sharon Cunningham, Nancy Hoffman, Carole Burwell, Suzanne Figley, Erma Hulbert, Pat Wilson, Barbara Davis, Mrs. Bird. The Courtesy Squad is an organiza- Courtesy tion vvhich seeks to maintain order and cleanliness in Creston High School, To carry out this purpose, hall guards are assigned posts every hour of the school day. Courtesy Squad members also help to keep order and neatness in the cafeteria during the fourth and fifth hours. In co-operation with the student council the Courtesy Squad runs a stu- dent court in which violators of school rules are punished. In Miss NVindt's absence the squad is under the direc- tion of Miss llird. This past year a change has come about in which the A' 'Kan Courtesy Squad is now a standing committee ofthe Student Council. The A president of the Courtesy Squad is also 'fi the Vice-President of the Student f Council. Several representatives from 75 the squad attend council meetings. Sr. Ushers ROW 15 Lois Byl Mary Richardson - - f , , Jean Anderson, M C 1 , seize Jian ii Sszwsarssssz Keelingv Janice Vander VVe?F6EeVe2:.1ficyD Hitworth, Erma Hulbert, jean Flynn, Nam Molly Lipke, Doris De Joni F ' dy Lebb aan' JOM? Cross- ROW 31 Judy De Vliegf Steed, Margaret Terpstra, Nincyilisilqdegqanizoo' Pamela Lundstrom' JOYCC M01, Sal 4- --. C 1 Jr. Ushers 76 is lk Row 1: Fred Moss, Arvon Byle, Robert Ritchie, Doug Klap, Don Van Ball. Row 2 Barbara Verberg, Patricia De Young, Linda Shotwell, Dianne Stolorow, Phyllis Shafem Donna Plotts, Sharon Goodwin. Row 3: Miss John, Carole Levenburg, Sally Van Dyke Pat Briggs, Beverly Shuly, Lou Ann Veenstra, Sharon West, Donna Osburn, Elain Wenell, Audrey Mc Connell. Row 4: Susan McKay, Charlene Buckel, Loretta Almerig Janice De Meester, Nan Nickoson, Bobbie Wittington, Sharon Clark. Row 1: joan Hoggatt, Judy De Young, Lorna Groters, Sally Barnes. Row 2: Marcia Vander Veer, jackie Mc Cready, Barbara Montgomery, Beverly Brinkman, Mr. Welch. I Ticket Club Left to right: Dawn Curtis, Mary Richardson. , i 2341 K, . 'i , e+Ql Q F .. - 7,3 .. I 'wi -RN-warn' W J k , E! 'ifisfiffr 3, v Selling tickets for all games and ac- tivities is the main business of Cres- ton's Ticket Club. Of the eighteen members, two are on duty each hour of the day, two before school, and two after school. Primarily organized to serve for athletic activities, the club now sells for all events which call for its services. Appointments are given first to seniors, and then to juniors and sophomores. fin I W In .MS f 3 -QJVQ L N. A A 3 5 - Q - lx as I 'g Q-A 17 ' Q u V 5 an . Kg fl 531,115 sh I X if Q mf' ' Q A - P 1 3- N' . - , K. , hx ,, 4 ' Q t 'K .Q xx qryf 5 4:1215 W- x ms Nmw' . 4 I , 2 , 1 A K ,. W X 1 ,Q...s-w-ip 1 3 -.cf 9 .v' V q,. , v .nt X A SK. 3? is gxieviiu I was it , as 'V 0+ E' Q9 f :Ea 4 'ea ! 'i'JB' ' 2' Qfgvlvxv Swqflif- Q X Q 5 E A' 1 NW 5' it K ff I vf RCI-IESTRA .NN 1. 5 4 la ' . f, I 4 ff Q i 5 .if f I ' . , Q, p. iipp , ' .LES Creston High School's Band followed Mr. Joel Lowe's animated baton through a successful year. They distinguished themselves under the floodlights of Houseman Field playing for the football games. Participating in parades and Other patriotic gatherings, the band has been an asset to Grand Rapids. The band entered the Band-Festival at Muskegon and climaxed their year with the annual band concert that included a Well-rounded program of classical, semi-classical, and march music. The orchestra, under the leadership of Mr. joel Lowe pro- jed the music for the Christmas pageant, Gloria , the senior ly Mn Barry's Etchingsu and the commencement exercises Fountain Street Church. Row 1: Margaret Akkerhuis, Sally Barnes, Mary Esther Woodworth, Doris De Jong Barbara Watkins. Row 2: Bruce Harwood, George Orphan, Judy Palmer, janet Wood- worth, Jerome Priebe, Louis Mahacek, Charles Gierman, David Payne, Barbara Norris, Morton Harwood, john Christiansen, Diane Gilbert. Orchestra A Row 1: Pat Dunbar, Phyllis Bucl-rel, Diane Dingman, Joanne Bement, Joyce Cross, Norma Haapanen, Janet Penland, Mary Jane Annis, Jacque Happie, Mary Ten Have, Dianne Dryer, Elaine Noorthoek. Row 2: Virginia Tickner, Joyce Rogers, Nancy Steffe, Irene Hathaway, Cheryl Heyns, Pat Swigers, ppe4HaElena Bylsma, Jane Conner, Carol Harrison, Sue Cummings, Frances Baily, Betty Thompson, Ann Ten Have, Barb Montgomery. Row 3: Shirley Baker, Marlene Mc Dermott, Pat Kranenberg, Sharon Me Garvey, Beverly Benedict, Carol De Young, Mary Viergever, Maxine Boss, Carolyn De Young, Barb De Young, Rhoda Anderson, Carol Weeber, Laurel Paasche, Carol Doom. ,di Rovv 1: Nancy Long, Ruth Quigley, Carol Hanson, Nancy Nicholson, Janet Christianson, Ruth Viergever, Janice Jacobson, Elizabeth Poley, Sharon Miller, Myrna Williams. Row 2: Barbara Henke, Joyce Dent, Bette Skodsholm, Janice Hoogerwerf, Barbara Sexton, Maxine Rudy, Carole Levenburg, Marlene Batson, Bonnie Marston, Karen Pierson, Judy Sierveld. Row 3: Barbara Elberts, Joan Howards, Joal Ripstra, Dorothy Vissner, Donna Landstra, Ruth Vissner, Ruth Vander Vliet, Bonnie Schuhardt, Sharon Clark, Donna Swart, Mary Strawbridge, Yvonne Riemersma. Row 4: Myrna Danielson, Nancy Noordyke, Ruth Ann Hodge. 80 W 4: Sally Glass, Ruth Ann Dolsey, Ken Boss, jim iery, jim Balk, Dave Mills, Mike Jackson, Bill English, .lliam Trevan, Ed Farran, John Cooley, Betty Oliver, nna Byl. Row 5: Margaret Hutchinson, Joyce Palmer, onne Hoogerhyde, Ron Stuit, john Andree, Harry Van- ' Henst, Ron Van Dyke, James Withey, Gerrit Lamain, m Stuit, Larry Wyman, Fred Farran, jerry Ysseldyke, rb Dickinson, Suzanne Figley, Nancy Oom. mfg l H Mr. Frank Goodwin, Director Under the skillful direction of Mr. Frank B. Goodwin, Creston's A-Cap- pella Choir had a successful season. Concerts were given for the banquet of secondary-school superintendents, Lions Club, and several churches of Grand Rapids. Among the annual proj- ects were the Christmas Vesper Serv- ice at Fountain Street Baptist Church, the Christmas Symphony Program, Gloria. and the Spring Concert, Y Row 1: Pat Dempsey, Kay Silcox, Nan De Meester, Sally Kirkbride, Dawn Curtis, joan Briggs, Shirley Buckel, Dianne Steed, Marcia Vander Veer, Nina Savage. Row 2: Sharon Harper, Mary Gillette, Delores De Jong, Dorothy Asman, Patsy Sandro, Phyllis Shafer, janet Bursma, Carolyn Van Valkenburg, Phyllis Greenland, Betty Remenak, Mary Sullivan. Row 3: Roy Van Krimpen, Ron Hoffius, Bill Van Skiver Susan Swanson Sharon Cunningham, Darlene Doubledee, Judy Larsen, Judy De Vlieger, Dixie Billings Dick Irwin. Row 4: Terry Roud, Tad Krojawski, Dave Devlin, Doug Hansson, Dave De Lano, jim ' M Noel Cobb. White, Leonard Kurtz, Harold Bauwer, Lynn aurer, J I ' ill 7Yl'Y ' Row 1: Bertie Epstein, Joanne Bement, Norma Haapanen, Mary Richardson, Phyllis Buckel, Elaine Noor- thoek, Mary Lou Turner, Nancy SteH'e. Row 2: Phyllis Ottenjan, Kay Kuemmerle, Bonnie Bliss, Barbara Dickinson, Elaine Vander Honing, Pat Swigers, Norma De Fouw. Row 3: David De Lano, Nancy Dyer, Margaret Anderson, Dianne -Dryer, Sharon Monahan, Jackie McCready, Margaret Terpstra. Row 4: Carol Harrison, Mary Jane Annis, Loyola Shreve, Joyce Cross, Janet Fether, Barbara Veldhuis, Judy De Young, Glenda Dmlthett. Journalism Class Row 1: Janet Van Wingen, Judy Hoover, Norma Sierveld, Lynne De Winter. Row 2: Janet Fether, Jackie Cole, Ellen Corstange, Sayla Em- mert, Joan Foster, Betsy Dennis. Row 3: Keith De Vries, Bob Ruster, Laurel Paasche, Frances Kooiman, Nancy Lindeman, Jo Pennington. Q0 ' M Q ., J v . ,gf -. 'W' ,5 ,::. -f ' ZS ,ik 40 QD W... An I ma to Horizon Q Row 1: Mary Gillette, Sally Shupe, Carole Woolworth, Mary Warmolts, Linda De Young, Carol Zaremba, Rhoda Anderson. Row 2: Karen Sweet, Irene Hathaway, Sharon McGarvey, Ruth Brandt, Judy Siereveld, Charlene Stinson, Carol Weeber, Carole DeGraPf. Row 3: Marcia Stover, Meridith Halbert, Arlene Van- derhoff, Joan Briggs, jean Anderson, Sharon Harper, Patricia Powell, Ethel Altman. Lundstrom Horizon Row 1: Kathy Boyd, Pat Lundstrom, Margaret Terpstra, Norda Wollney, Irma Roesly. Row 2: Joyce Mol, Barbara Boon, Freida Lobbezoo, Nancy Douthette, Sally Steed, and Marsha Douthette. 83 7 . 1 85323, . fs .iii-M, We Sandra Eissonette, Mr. Van Krimpen, Mary XVhite. A 4-rim . K..- -4 Diane Dingman, ....,.,,i lL, it Betsy De Vries Doug Iarret, Jack Neve The young people are the cub reporters organized. Echo Goes Creston's paper, the Echo, has again served Creston and the surrounding community this year. The staff which is made up of seniors who have com- pleted one year of journalism includes Editor-in-chief, Managing Editors, Sports Editor, Business and Adver- tising Managers. Copyreaders are also included on the staff. Meeting first hour everyday, the staff prepares their bi-monthly issues. The day the Echo is to be distributed the Circulation Staff takes over. The papers are counted and classihed ac- cording to room numbers. XYhen this is done, the members of the Circulation Staff take the papers to the rooms. Cv F was Reporters, newly formed organization. to Press Future members of the Echo Staff are trained in the Journalism class. Be- fore one can be on the Echo Staff, he must have taken one year of journal- ism. In addition to their regular text, the students write material for the Echo. Pupils who don't have the time necessary to take journalism and Echo Staff can still take an active part in the paper. These students are eligible to belong to the Cub Reporters Club. This club's main activity consists of handing in news tips to the Echo Staff. The club meets every two weeks and is sponsored by Mr. John Van Krim- pen, Echo Staff advisor. af' Patricia Lynch, Joanne Bement, Joyce Rogers. Row 1: Shirley Berkowitz, Mary Kay Powers, Judy De Vlei- ger, Norma Sierveld, Row 2: Mary Viergiver, Sarah Drasin Laurel Paasche, Sally Kirkbride, jackie Bresnaham. Jane Conner out 1 theme tompletely 11 179 Mwst 111t ll 11sl11 ll11111l1ette3 lfflitor: Polar Bears at NVork and Play was the fitting theme chosen for your an- 11uz1l this year by the Saga Staff of '53, The stait wz1she:1cled by Editor-i11-Chief Betsy De Vries, Foote, and Adviser impossible to carry- 1 former years, polar Saga Spun lax ents 111ml lc ltures .-'Xssist1111t: llev Olst llvei Xssist 1111 llelorts gxlllllltlll N 111 wears peering at you 'rom many of these wages constantly ref nind you of ours. In addition to atudents pictured on hese two pages, the ollowing students were able assistants luring the first semester: Diane Williams, Virginia Chartier, Joyce Cross, Mary Richardson, Eva Mae Thomas, Pat Valkier, Norma De Fouvv, Judy Shapiro, Jerry Von Ehr, and Bertha Epstein. Staff otography Assistant: Jim Byl itor: Charles Straayer mv W QQ orts Assistant: Nancy Douthettg Editor: Larry :arp t,-uw '-1 ao. I i 4. M ,rr Me Senior Assistants: Ken Boss, Joyce Palmer, Yvonne H oogerhyde liditor: Sandra Bissonette Editor: Joyce Wyma Organization Assistants: Roy Franks, Arlene Neilson I I ' Standing-Lfnderclass Assistants: Katherine Huis- lllflll, Ellen Corstange, Joyce Quigley: Seated-Edt tor: Janet Fether W :iff E? ai Mae Berg, Betty Row 1: Nina Savage, Loyola Shreve, Marlene Deuel, Ellen Smith, Carol Zylema, Anna Knighton, Betty Johnston. Row 2: Patricia Wells, Myrna Danielson, Margaret Akkerhuis, Carolyn De- Minck, Joanne Hansen, Barbara Warfield, Carol Warfield. Row 3: Delores Ammon, Diane Dingman, Elaine Houston, Marcia Vander Veer, Dianne Steed, Mary Ann Vandervelde, Karen Pearson, Mary Gillette, Phyllis Greenland, Miss Marie Van Westenbrugge, Sayla Emmert. Row 4: Mary Strawbridge, john Harrington, Paul Storm, Don Parker, Dave Mills, Dave DeLano, john Cooley, Dan Balbach. Sitting: Sec.-Treas. Delores Ammon. Student Council-Marcia Vander Veer. Standing: Pres. Dave Mills, Vice Pres. Anna Mae Berg. The name adopted for all Grand Rapids Bible Clubs is Truth For Youthf, The sponsor until January, 1953, was Miss Van Westenbrugge. The present sponsor is Miss Gloria Larson. The purpose of the club is to promote Christian fellowship among high school students. The meetings are open to anyone who wishes to at- tend, there being no formal member- ship. Meetings are held every Friday Bible Club before school convenes in the morning. A few of the club's annual activities are Christmas caroling, giving Thanks- giving baskets, and giving Christmas baskets. Officers of Truth for Youth are: President, David Mills, Vice President, Anna Mae Bergg Secretary- Treasurer, Delores Ammon. Helm Officers Jackie McCready, residentg Rosemarie Spyk- oven, Vice-presidentg Mari- yn Rickner, secretaryg and .ois Byl, treasurer, led the freston Library Club through very successful year. Under he sponsorship of Miss Iugenia Schmitz, the club met ionthly. Every other meeting ras of a social nature and very other one a business leeting. Initiation, a Christ- ias party, a tour through the ell Telephone Company and picnic comprised the social apect. Row 1: Marvin Trevan, Glenn Kuklewski, Noel Cobb. Row 2: Judy De Young, Ruth Brandt, Janice Geasler, Beverly Schulz, Joyce Disinger, Miss Schmitz. Row 3: Nancy McKay, Jeannie Flynn, Lois Byl, Betsy De Vries, Marilyn Rickner, Judy Thompson. Row 4:Joan Briggs, Shir- ley Lacey, Margaret Bergh, Betty Hyde, Nancy Nickoson, Betty Lou Brock, Teddy Snow Crop. Library Club 89 c W33 , N Mk Q 2' f ff 5 s Q X Y X 3 , l 5 V I , F' H bf Q,, f I i - ' 3 7 L Y 2 K , 5 5 Q A A Q - .Y , :' ,,ff. W1 wr ,:x,:' ww , K 5112? 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'R Q ,S Ek 1 -Q fr, Q x ,. pw, 1..- , Jn ,113 kkff' ,Q 5 ,, k -M1120 ,diff ' 4. w ff' ' A 1:1 Chuck LOSCY end Coaches-Powers and O'Ma1ley Wally Churchard, half back Creston's football team was not too successful this year. Although the .bears fought valiantly, they ended the season with only one Victory. This 'team will be the last to be coached by Mr. Powers, who resigned his position at the end of the season. It was his tenth year of coaching football at Creston. His position will be taken over by Mr. Black, Who coached foot- ball at Otsego. Fighting for may Frank Steed full back Ron Churchardy Center Norm Fleet! guard Ray Gerbert, quarterback jerry Anderle, half back Norm Buhy, end Creston. .... . Creston Creston I Creston the Maize and Blue Creston Creston Creston Muskegon Hts. . Union South . Central Midland Ottawa Catholic 529, Jffhn Bouwmfmf tackle Laffb' Stancliffy t21CklC NVilbur XVeston, guard is QE T21 'Wi 5 si? . '51 5e f-wie-Qw f2 7? 9gg9wBQ2 '51,.g, ,1Mi'63 Q12 We 2'143f'5b33L.?E 5 an Q , Q L A , f. 1, g J M R sg ff- v' 5 8 .Dr Row 1: Norman Buhr, Charles Losey, Bob McClelland, Art Beals, Stuart Joynt, Harry Vander Duane Hall, Bob Ruster. Row 2: john Andree, Tom Stuit, Marv Klap, Ray Gel-bert B Rod Hunsberger, Coach Henry Schrump. enst, , ob Deatherage, V Creston Cagers 'W' 'T B fr, B 1 'gyi ft L Nun- 4 A .of 'S' 'li yx '.4 fl are 'Q ff? 'A uh 4' , hard Way 'rm Pfmlts tm Ili In the hurlf L 99 if John Andfee Duane Art Beals Tom Stult ,,-. Q if-e , Polar Bears Up and down descrihes Creston's '52-53, cage team who showed Hash comparable to it college team one night and the next looked like an also ran. They got oft to a shabby start by losing to Central and Christian. Then they won four straight to enter the second round of competition with a 4 and Z record when they again lost to Central. Four straight victories again put the liears in contention only to lose it share of the title to South in the hnal City League contest. They downed Ottawa for the third consecutive time in the Regionals at Kalamazoo. The Bears then, contrarygto pre-tour- nament predictions, upset a highly favored Benton Harbor quintet. Creston lost the chance to enter thc state tournament, when they lost to Holland after defeating lilenton Harbor. Stu floynt and Chuck l.osey captured the city scoring champion- ship with a 15.8 average. Marv Klap Harry Vander Henst 100 141 ' K 3013 McClc1lzmC Ray Gcrlmcrt llulm l3CZLlhCl'1lQC HQMA Cwzlch Schrump 101 faqs Vw uck .Hscy Sr lr 1 ffm- SH1 uluylll rg' 42 I QV 'Oo-as k ww Rnd Tlunslmcrggx' wi 34 EGL is K it ...,, Q ,ikr Yu K by K 1 YQ 1 S in Fl k xi .K Y .Wh 52 gf ig gf mx .ai M 4- 'F M ff if Nh ,. , X A ic, sz g1 m, ti Je' E J U 'lf' 'V FZ? fi 4? Creston's Bears w i Show off Ring-around-the-rosie You can't have it! Marv Hips one in Acrobatic Act Captain Stu Joynt McClelland sees a ghost 103 --0 -nn .71 .-.--...-Lqk --w if K U if , me 1 Dick Bonner, jim Emery, Dan Ploeg, Coach Row 1: Jim Scott, Frank Mitchell, O'Mal1ey. Row 2: Wesley Hendricks, Lloyd Tuffs, Dave DeLano, Willis Hooker. Bears in Hibernation Row '1 John Ley Tom Rosely Bob McKee Chuck Bissonette George Leavell Duane Parker Row 2 B111 Anderson Dave Raynor Art Sayles Frank Hoe beke john Gorman Coach Powers Row 3 Roger Geske Bud Rice Dave Gordon, Al Marlow. ' O is no fn , f Q1 Lf' .E ' , . Q k , t,.-...l-. B f J Coabcock, EJ' Shape ROW 1 eq, Va elfon A' Roger Il . In N0 - mhgenu Inefmonl TES, Jon Ck fb 1 Neve, ggbB1-lice Cole 1 W LOPm' Bears y a'd-1mi?'DaVe H Houk leads the way. 105 en Jeromguljofgzw 2- Get W .Y E1-don, Creston's cross country team, in completing their third year of com- petition, managed to tie South in their final dual meet and finished the sea- son in a tie for the last place. Out of a Field of nine schools competing on a team basis in the first annual West Michigan Invitational cross country meet, Creston placed seventh and Hn- ished last in the tenth annual of M C A meet fRegionalsj. Dave Houk was the most consistent performer on the team in the two-mile grind. Row 1. jim Ruster, Jim Losey, Chuck Unsell, Art Sayles, Gary De Young Harry Priggs Bob McKee, Ross De Haan, Roger Norris, Bill Davis. Row Z. Bob Ruster Dicl Hough Norm Buhr, Doug Jarrett, Rod Hunsberger, Chuck Losey, Ken Felix, XX 1111s Hooker Iuy Gerbert, Stu Joynt, Gary Rosely. Row 3. llol- Nagle, Al Goodman, llob C I'lIlL lx llr Tom Stuit, Fred Anderson, John VVilliams, Gary Remes, Mr. Schrump, Coach t t o s sW1 ' sharp single by Chuck Play Ball The 1953 Creston High School base- ball teams started the season with the return of its former battery, Stu joynt and Chuck Losey, and one other regu- lar, shortstop Ray Gerbert. Returning lettermen to bolster the starting line- up were Norm Buhr, Tom Stuit, Rod Hunsberger, Doug Jarrett, and Gary Remes. The Creston nine was defeated in its iirst game, but it hoped to fare better in the games which followed. 106 'Na Sr . 4, , '1 14-' Exquisite gracefulness Nosedive 5 John takes it with else Bears in Action The strength of the 1955 Creston track team was in running events rather than held events where few boys turned out. The success of the Creston Bears depended partly on the inexperi- enced newcomers. Carrying most of the weight were returning veterans: Art Beals, Larry Crow, Lew Mahacek, Bob XVynalda, jack Neve, Dave Houlc. Two returning lettermen, captain Bob Crow and pole vaulter Ken Felix, were out play at the plate Lefty early because of injuries. Although the Creston thinclads did not fare too well, the many newcomers gained ex- perience. Out at First N Row 1. Roy Franks, Bob Wynalda, jim Emery, Art Beals, Larry Crow, Dave Fleming, Llovd Tuffs, Ian Scott. Row 2. Ron Hornburg, jerry Priebe, Dave Bowen, Doug Hanson, Lewis Mahacek, Denny Shook- man, Arlan VanKoevering, John Kik. Row 3. Daniel Balback, Manager Dave DeLano, Dave Payne, Ted Markus, Jerry Smith, Bill Anderson, Bob Wert, Dave Houk, john Hooker. Row 4. Jack Neve, jack Misner, Frank Steed, Nick Baker, Bruce Klooster, Al Marlow, Mr. VanWingen, Coach. Bears On The Run Up, up, and away. Del.ano makes a ,JM three point landing. s I , John takes hurdle in stride. ... 108 vwwnllunqq g K 'W' W ww ww Xing- sv I Row 1. Charles Strzulycr, Dick Hznken, Rim Thmrstein, NVzlyne Spzieth, Huwnrd Markham, jerry Sage, limb Spriggel, Frank Harper. Row 2, hlflhll fimidricb. Tfmi Gales. Iligk Irwin, Jerry Coles. Noel Cobb, jim Remults, 'lim XVhitc. Row 3. Bud Boermu, Bill 13lz1ndford,jcrry Hoag, Ram Spzlcth, Mr. Huken, Mike jackson, jim Balk. 1 'S Push it Chuck. Perfect Form. 109 5 1 Polar Bear Tenms ll Oooops! Right iiitu the net! b gf ,yr fi if 'AI 5 1-M, ,WM Norm Fleet, lluzme Hall, Harry Vzmclerllenst, Torn Rosley. Hole-in-one Bears -wr 4.1 .Felix-, Xkcf XN O i l MXL NXIIA W fx, Q, .f Kivy994?' 05 Q taixo 55 06 NU- 110 0 of 1 A A Qof 01 Y Neel' Although only two lettermen, Norm Fleet and Al Rosendal returned to bol- ster the 1953 Creston golf team, there were plenty of newcomers to fill the four places on the team. Competing for the four places were the two re- turning lettermen Fleet and Rosendal, and Bill Lipke, Duane Hall, Harry VanderHenst, Tom Rosely, jim Scott, and Larry McFarland. NUMERALS-Row 1: Carol De Young, Pat Powell, Ron Richardson, Bert Cross, Shirley Berk, Mellow Warmolts, Marilyn Tamboer, Barb Pullen, Mary Sullivan, Janice Keener, Pat Tobin, Jacqueline De Graaf, Nancy Freeman, Arlene De Vries. Row 2: Marg Petersen, Lois Wigent, Janice Rysdyk, Darlene Doubledee, Nancy Whit- N I worth, Edie Kepner, Sally Lucas, Sharon Cunningham, Marcia Strong, Dawn Curtis, v Bo S Judy De Vlieger, Mary Straayer, Carol Davis, Natalie Freeman, Miss Kilstrom. Row 3: Luann Remelts, Karol Schmelz, Beverly De Haan, Molly Lipke, Joan Wolbers, Pat Afton, Della Ellsworth, Pat Myers, Mickey Powers, Jackie Bresnahan, Sally Kirk- bridge, Phyllis Stancliff, Bonnie Van Valkenburg. ' Row 4: Mary Strawbridge, Judy De Young, Nancy Meissner, Delores Boersma, Karen Sweet, Carole Woolworth, Oma Ellsworth, Janet Woodworth, Bette Lou Skodsholm, Joan Taylor, Doris Jong, Barbara Carroll, Janette Simpson. LETTERS--Row 1: Virginia Bieri, Elena Bylsma, Laurel Paasche, Mary Viergever, Janet Van Wingen, Norma Siereveld, Norda Wollney, Bette Remenak. A, B, Row 2: Judy Larson, Lois Byl, Lorie De Jong, Marsha Douthette, Mary Jane Annis, Mary Ten Have, Jayne Foote, Judy Hoover. Row 3: Delores Ammon, Jeannie Flynn, Nan Douthett, Phil Greenland. Janice German, Patt Hough, Aurelia Afton, Tot Terpstra. lll All-City A. B. Q5!!li .19 , ff- Bears' VQH Saund Ns. Row 1: Jackie McCready, Joyce Stephens, Cheryl Heyns, Pat Swigers, Ann TenHave, Virginia Chartier, Mary Esther Woodworth. Row 2: Sandy Bissonette, Joyce Wyma, Jane Connor, Phyllis Buckel, Diane Dingman, and Mary White.. 8 lvl-1 e 01' J! xr Row 1: Sharon Shotwell, Jerry Von Ehr, Judy DeVlieger. Row 2: Betty Remenak, Sally Glass, Mary Viergever, Sharon Cunningham, Jacie Bresnahan, Mickey Powers. ll? 1 ' 2 A n 3 1 5 XA S fi I 7' e .lj 1 x i Shi. A 1 wlwlxe- 'HL ' .431 1 ala.-S-14-1-., A nv-mar mv-9