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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1954 volume:

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Winfef. . . a Cloak of white lays over the ground creating a wonderland of sparkling snow . . . Winter brings the basketball games, Gloria, the Mid-term Min- gle, Valentine Ball, and of course, semester examinations, . . the trees become a panorama of autumn colors as they change from green to gold and red . . . the quiet halls again come alive with the voices and footsteps of hundreds of students returning . . . the fall semester means football games, the class elections, the Homecoming, Har- vest Hop, Une-Act Plays, and the junior Amateur Hour. ,ssl A N e w 7.1523-i -f, graduates. 'SBQPNHHK Spring . . . the welcome sun returns and the trees once again show their brilliant green for the seniors it means the end is near . . . spring is highlighted by baseball, track, tennis int golf: the Senior Play, Junior Re vue, Spring Concerts, St Pats Prance, Daisy Dip, and the un forgettable junior-Senior lrom . . . commencement closes the set son and the school year. 1 s the end of high school and the be ginning of the future for the o you, Mr. Powers, We cleclicale Hue I954 Saga During his eleven years of coaching, Mr. Gil Powers has led the athletic teams of Creston enthusiastically and conscientious- ly: not always to victory, but always teach- ing them the important things -things which will be remembered far longer than whether they won or lost-the value of :o-operation. honor, and respect of opposing players. A Creston graduate, he returned to his 'Xlma Mater in 1943, as a teacher of Physical . ppp' 4 iii A is t 5. E X 2 z E il I liclucation and head football coach. He was tdviser to the C Clulmg at present he is coach of the Freshman llaslcetlmall team and assistant track coach. lle was the originator of a ,lunior llaslcctlmall League for lmoys in the 5th, 6th, 7th, and Sth grades. Mr. Powers graduated from XYestern Michigan College in l957, where he majored in Physical lfducation and Social Science. So, for your friendly attitude and under- standing of young peoples prolilcms, we are indeed proud to dedicate this W5-l Saga to you- I L I FACULTY MISS LoRRAINE MISS DOROTHY ADAMS helps Students BEAN heads the history in all types of creative art department Had SPOUSOTS vsyork. the Senior Y-Teens. MR. PAUL BOXVER- SOX teaches English and civics. MR. HAROLD CAR- LYON teaches geometry and chemistry and is the school treasurer. an ian' MR. ROLAND CON- STANT teaches history and biology and sponsors Hi-Y as well as managing the bookstore. M R S . G L O R I A COOPER sponsors the Bible Club and instructs students in home and family living and foods. MISS AUDREY I-BIRD teaches seventh grade English, geography, and math. at . K 'W' fs. V f l 'V ' .. ic. . 'E . X . . ' I .-4 ,. . , Q ,N sm ,ai .L ,V . as i ., gi' '- in ' . 'r ' MR. XVILLIAM COL- LISON teaches algebra, supervises a session room, and sponsors the Senior Ushers. .cs I MR. DONALD HLAC a newcomer to Crestc: teaches English and is t head football coach. MISS LOIS CONR, instructs students in p lic speaking and forens and supervises all C matic productions. MISS LYDIA CRON- INGER, clothing instruc- tor also sponsors the Junior Y-Teens. MISS HARRIET DA IELS teaches Engli and also manages a se sion room. JOHN DE VOE is ton's new band and estra leader. MISS DORIS DUN- HAM teaches history, has charge of the honor point system, and sponsors Amicitia Club. MISS MARGUERITE ENESS instructs typing and Spanish students and helps manage the school bookstore. MR. EDXVIN FRED- RICKSON is machine shop instructor and safety director. , S . C A R O L I N E ENN teaches history is remembered by ston seniors as their zrican government in- ctor. S AIDA HOEK- A teaches English helps the circulation of the Echo. MR. FRANK GOOD- NVIN leads the A-Capella choir and other vocal groups of the school. MR. RICHARD HOXV- LAND taught retail sell- ing and English, but left Creston at the mid-term to further his studies. .. .c..., ,.-. MRS. DORIS GREEN teaches English and his- tory and helps with the Iunior Red Cross. MR. CHARLES HUNT helps Creston's boys as wood shop instructor. 7 TA s MR. XVILLIAM I-IAKEN teaches in the commercial department, coaches tennis and ad- vises the cheerleaders. MR. HAROLD JAP- INGA, teacher of algebra, coaches second team foot- ball and supervises il ses- sion room. MISS HALLIE JOHN, English teacher, has charge of the English XVorkshop and sponsors the Junior Ushers. LL A . sigh. MR. ROBERT JOHN- MISS NORMA JONES SON is Crestonls new gives aid to Creston stu- basketball coach, assist- dents as assistant librar- ant football coach, and lan. also teaches math. lg MISS FRANCES KIL- STROM is the girls ath- letic director and spon- sors A.B. fAurora Bore- alisb. I . J K 4, .,i.5, gd ' 'xztj MISS MARY JANE LANGUIS, newcomer to Creston's staff, teaches English and is debate coach. MR. EARL KNUTSON MISS LILA KOCH, a teaches arithmetic. super- member of the home eco- vises a session room, and nomics department, con- sponsors the Student ducts food classes. Council. 15 . A P ... if I age? MR. EUGENE KAY teaches civics, is Cr: tonis ninth grade footb coach, swimming and gf coach. MISS RITA LALLY, member of the comme cial department, assists with the Junior Revu ' ' .ffm Q . QW ft X MISS FRANCES MRROBERTLINDEN LANKE, cheery art in- teaches history and structor, helps students gCO1T1Ct1'y. with many projects. 8 M I S S F R A N C E MALONEY works wi seventh graders English, history, ar arithmetic. :ssl me 9' -1 gl ri n ,T e Gr N 'if WHA' it fr gm , , r , Og 1 S S M A RJ O R I E .TTHEVVS, algebra geometry teacher, nsors the 9-Y-Teens. MR. RAYMOND CTMALLEY supervises a session room and teaches history. 3 . GIL POXVERS is MR. JAY RENS, eco- boys' gym teacher nomics and government is assistant track teacher, is the Senior -h, Class advisor. tt Q, HENRY MRSSADIESTO' RUMP teaches Civ- VVELL, Latin teacher and history and is also sponsors the Latin ton's baseball coach. Club- MRS. EVELYN OST- ANDER teaches geo- graphy and biology and sponsors the Audio- Visual Education Club. MTSS RUTH PHIL LIPS, a member of the home economics depart ment, also teaches his torv M 'Nw Y MR. JOHN ROXVELL, another newcomer to Creston at the mid-term, teaches English. MISS EUGRNIA SCHMITZ is Creston's head librarian and spon- sors the Librarv Club. MR. NORMAN TOCK print shop instructor, is the patient and helpful advisor of the Saga Stall 9 MR. EMPIRE 'LOO- GOOD, instructs mech- anical drawing and is in charge of photography for the Echo and Saga. VAN KRIM- EN, English teacher, leads the Echo Staff and eaches journalism lasses. D A .. M I 5 ' 1 - 531 MR, MARTIN VAN XVINGEN, junior Class advisor, is the Track and Cross Country coach. MISS MARY VVINDT, MISS ESTHER VVISE English teacher, after a fear in Europe is back zvith us as Courtesy Squad advisor. teaches commercial arith- metic and bookkeeping. MR. GERRIT VVASSE- NAAR of the science de- partment teaches general science and biology. cciie iff? ' 5.. 'vw gd Y ,Q - Q, .... W ,, Q is t . Q I W , 1 W 1 Qlyw w if, Q P 3332? sw Wm a ,MN Y? X VS, K mi Bm Y A 5 sc I N, 5 X t is wx, Zin K f y .p . pppp y Wx ..pW p Q li M R . W I L L I A NVELCH teaches biolo and sponsors the Ticl and Biology Clubs. MISS CLEO VVOOD heads Creston's English department and Senior Honor Societv. MRS. EILEEN BARK- INIRS. RUTH VOSHEL, LEY, clerk in The Office, secretary to Mr. XVickett, aids many Creston stu- is always willing to help dents. people, 10 MISS JACQUELIN RUSCH directs th junior band and orchesfl and instructs the mus' theorv class. SENICDRS f .:Z.7' ,,,,,,-9' F Y'-'-if-Q Dave Houk, Presidentg Dave Fleming, Vice Presi- dent, Joan Pennington, Secretary, janet Van Wingen, Treasurer. Graduates of I954 On June 10 at Fountain Street Baptist Church, another graduating class will re- ceive their diplomas-the class of '54. These diplomas are symbols of the years that were spent at Creston, the busy but exciting years. As sophomores, they presented the Daisy Dip with the theme centering around May Day. The junior year was one of the busiest, and it included such events as the Harvest Hop, Amateur Hour, and the un- forgettable Junior Revue with Alice In Wonderland asfthe theme. That year ended with the memorable Prom which was held in the Pantlind Hotel Ballroom. Then came the last step of the ladder, the senior year which proved to be the most exciting be- cause they were striving for a goal-to present to Creston a Hammond Church Organ. Jay J. Rens with his patient cc?- operation and class members with their un- ending enthusiasm promoted such projects as the Mid-term Mingle, Workday, and the Senior Boys vs. Faculty basketball game, in order that their dream might be realized. When the senior play was chosen and cast, everyone in the class knew that there would be hard work to make the play a tremen- dous success so that the organ could be in- stalled. On March 11 and 12 that's just what happened. Gramercy Ghost was a rollick- ing, hilarious, tremendous success. Many thanks went to Miss Lois Conrad for her magnificent directing. At the end of April, the sound of organ music could be heard throughout the halls. In May the banquet was held at Second Congregational Friend- ship House. Dress-up Day was the last event of the year. Thoughts, then, turned to college in the fall, or working opportunities. Yes, the seniors of '54 were looking ahead- looking to the future. One can be sure, though, that their years at Creston will be remembered forever. 12 K . 1 Aurelia Golden Afton Placid Ruth E. Anderson Alluring Thomas Kent Alman Delores jean Ammon Frederick Lester Margaret Louise Ambitious Honorable AndC1'SOI1 AI1dCI'S0l1 Postive Serious Mary jane Annis ln nouent 1 F ' is x X , , ,L i N - J i N if ff? Darla Lee Axford Shirley Mae Baker James Balk JKUUTY Pacifying Conforming Walter K. Balzeski Sally Barnes John Roy Barr Marlene Ann Batsgn Arthur Cornell Beals Enterprising Forthright Casual Qbliging Sporting Bettie Lucille Benes Anna Mae Berg Virginia Lee Bieri William Everett William Charles Blood Modest Dedicated Frisky Blandford Handsome lrrepressible 13 Lois May Boerma Harold S. Bolt Phyllis Jeanne Bont Barbara A1-me Bogn Madge Bouwer Bonny Bf03ClU1il1ClCd Novel Cheerful Benevolent Katherine jane Boyd Richard Lee Breckon Nancy Loffaine Briggs Bonnie Arlene Brown Edward Buffum A ite Assured Attractive Agrcealmle Perky A Cl Norman Philip Buhr Thomas Alan Butler Donna Ruth Byl Magnanimous Easy-going Earliest Lois Mae Byl Elena Grace Bylsma Practical Frolicsome Marilyn Louise Chaney Dolorig jean Jacqueline Mae Cole Regsonaljle Christensen Miscliievous Conscientious 14 5 Q lu t t Loume Cooley 101-In Dee Cooley Twmklmg Optimistic Ellen .lane C01'SfanEC Robert Lyle Deatherage David john De Boer Delores G. De Jong Bonnie Lou Dekker ltxullerani Humorous Likeable Cgptivating Sharp - - in 13 r ,,..,. kv an -if - e- oo e l eoeoo ff . ' 5 ,,,,, . Nfl 'K my i .1 y 6 I 5x A V i ' fi -g I Q K - N Sarilyn Ann De Lange Happy-go-lucky Betty Lou Dells Leonard Jay De Looff Basllful Capable is . x U an l Arlene jane De Vries Keith Robert De Vries Cute lncredible Michael Dennis De Vine Smooth Walter Edward Doege Ruth Ann Dolsey Marsha Effie Douthett Independent Musical KGCII 15 Elizabeth Ann Dennis Cliarnling Rene De Mayer Friendly , 34 f ' 9 Q,.,e.rQ i . -1W,,, . V1fi,.f V x k yet'-13,1-I -r.r.,.,,.,wf ff ff Q i V 4 i .x, - ' n I M6 A sl fi M Mary Lynne De Winter Carol Ann De Young Orderly VVorker V V ill 'sfilii i.: ,F Nancy Mae Douthett Dianne Lou Dryer Alert Pcnsive Ronald LHWITHCC SHYIH Eve Emmert Janet Mae Empie Gail D. Endres William DeForrest Ehrlich l.ive-wire Companionable Lively English Clever Striving Donald Lee Ensing All-around Janet Virginia Fether Indispensable K. Donald Fish David Richard Fleming Jeannie Fay Flynn Gallant Daring Unpredictable Nancy Ann Freeman Jayne Foote Daisy Marie Force Joan Day Fostex' Roy Allen Franks joyous Retiring Individual Candid Natalie Joan Freeman Chipper Sandra Ann Frohardt Delightful Quick-Witted Mary Alice Fuerst Shirley Ann Gaubas Gloria Edith Gee Sociable Gracious Appreciative 16 .Tania Louise German RiCh2lfd Warren Ryan Raymond Gillette Sally Yvonne Glass Carefree Gilchrist Terrific Versatile Polite '-,J Phyllis Ann Greenland S inccre Jerry Herbert Gunnett Beverly Francis Haas Ruth Ann Haenke Powerful Genial Energetic Dale Robert Hansen Jacqueline Joyce Happie Anne Rosalie Harding Frank Robert Harper lnclustrious Persistent Pleasant Jocular Glenn Raymond Gray Laughing L1 gg K Arll .. 5? ' Richard Lee Haken Sterling Stanley Joy Hendricks Resolute Jerry Dale Hoag John Robert Hooker Judith Mary Hoover Patricia Lou Hough Spontaneous Respectful Competent Faithful 17 David Bruce Houk Popular Katherine Marie Huisman Accommoclating Clarence David Hyde Ella Donna Hyms Thomas Michael Kenneth Jerome Nice pleasing Jackson Jovial Polished Elizabeth Ann JOYCC NHHCY Mal' Keeling Marilyn Ann Ketelaar Joyce Louise Klgoster Frances DCCidCd D6bOH8if Unassuming Happy Kooiman Active Bernard Emery Kranenberg Stately Judith Carol Larson Impish Harold Marion Lamach Marjorie Ann Richard Henry Labotz Jeanne Anne Lacey Engaging Neighborly Athletic Coy Llpke Frieda Ann Virgie Lee Lewis Nancy Rae Lmdeman Peppy Demure Entertaining Reliable 18 QQ if gi 4 f K NHUCY Ami Long Patricia FHYC Carol Ann Malcom Richard Mark Maloney Dolores Jean Markoski Tiny Lundstrom Calm Suayg qgl-accful Sunny Bonna jean Marston Marilyn Mae Mayhew Creative Dailllb' - vxaqis 1 ? is ' , If , Donald Richard Meyersq Norman john Mieras Carolyn Ann Miller Reserved Trustful fXIIllC2llllC jack Orville Misner Joyce Elaine Mol Sharon Ann Monahan Conndent Typical Breezy eeir A 'William George Monje VVitl1clrawn Liselotte Neweklowsky I nlcrcsting U Arlene Elizabeth james Elmer Nielsen John Arthur Nyeholt Beverly Ann Olson Donna Arlene Oom Nielsen Swell Forthright Buhlwling 'Clay Bcwitching 19 Laurel Ann Paasche Original Rita Mildred Prusinski Joyce Ann Quigley Rhea Rae Raven Conservative Dauiitless Wiiisoiiie Mary Katherine Riley Sandra Lee Rison Diane May Roersma Good-liumorerl Decorous Scintillating Carol Victoria Marcia Ann Rutkosky Paul Gordon Sage Rosenzweig Serene Unobtrusive Oomph! 20 Dyanne Pembroek Kay Agnes Peck Joan Mae Pennington Diligent Articulate Iclealistic Jerome Frederick Priebe Stolicl Gary Lee Reames Masculine Betty Louise Remenali Sprightly Irma Arleen Roesly Frank Douthett Roest VVinning Informal Ruth Ann Scholtens Cliatty E E e S Beverly Joanna Schultz Talented Marcia Jean Shafer Sharon Kay Shotwell Jerrold Alan Shupe Norma june Siereveld Janette Rose Simpson is jolly Pert Able Gifted fientlilw X .f N, c E Q is 3 K if X Ronald Arthur Spaeth Gerald Frank Sally Jane Steed Sandra Lee Stover Frederick Thomas Smit Riotous Springfield Snappy Amiable Adventurous Fun-loving ,4', t ,, E gf si fu, Q? 2onald Jack Stuit Susan Lee Swanson Warren Woody Taylor Mary Louise Ten Have Margaret Pricilla :ongcnial Reticent Humorist Poised TCI'pSlZI'3. Pcrscvering ii,k5 fr ' Q2 A I l 'Q 7 as ,, f - ix ll , fi X, rf M in ,Q L in X l 1: Lawrence Robert Tharp , , , Harold Ivan Townsend revan -, , Northy Bashful Game Business-like Mzustcrful 21 Richard C. Vander Stel janet Lee Janice Fay Francis Kay Dashing Vander Voord Vander Werf Vander Zowen Warm-hearted Blondie Buoyant Ronald Lee Van Dyke Robust Kenneth Louis Van Putten Dapper Mary Lee Viergever Vivacious Carol Ann Watrous Enjoyable Shirley Ann Van Rec Bonita Madlynne janet Ann Van Wingen Susan jane Vibert Sweet Van Valkenburg Dynamite Ideal Relaxed Charles LHYFY Vfoman Betty jane Wallace Donna Mae Walters Nonchalant Cousiderate Animated eef 4 -M ,t ,-', Donald jay Westrate Betty L. Weersma Patricia Lou Wesoriek Quiet Effetltlve Egicient 22 Myrna Barbara Watkins Dancin g Truthful Bernard Joseph White Eleanor Ruth Wildeboer jack Allen Wilson Lois Ann Wolbers Norda jean Wollney Rugged Tranquil Manly Straight-forward Diminutive Edwin D,-ex Wonzcr Marilyn Ruth Woolpert Daniel Wozniak Margaret Jean Young Sandra Lee Yokom Good-matured Spirited Loyal C0fdl3l COmm6ndable SENIORS NOT PICTURED Charles Anderson Roger L. Carpenter Adrian De Korte Susan Dent Nancy Gates Carl R. Hoogerland Lawrence J. Krzykwa CLASS COLORS- Blue and White CLASS MOTTO -The Future is not in the hands of fate, but in ours. 1954 CLASS SONG Music by Bill Lipke Lyrics by Mike Jackson Oh, Class of '54 bids fond adieu, To the maize and blue, all for you, always true, True to the friend We had, True to the end, Of fellowship and fun, and work well done. Oh, Class of '54 welll carry on, VVith knowledge gained, our goal attained, Far beyond. Far from Creston's halls we may stray, But thoughts will turn to you some future day. XVe hail thee Alma Mater, XVe'll always think of you, Your sons and daughters praise you, And you will always know, You'll forever be remembered, By the Class of '54. Oh, Class of '54 welll leave you now, Some future days, we'll sing the praise, Of our school. Thanks for all you've done, and we know. You'll stand beside us till we reach our goal '34 -Wx is ,is , mm uf ??' V G ,N A- as 'Sm KP: UNDERCLASSMEN ,.,,. V V . V V V Zh, ttf? 9 . M 571 1 it 5 Q :,, S T h G A VVV VV VV,.. 5 VVVVVVV V 'ryf 5 ' V - , we t ra e T T at Q,, Q ff T V ..,, V Ken jack Doug Joan Linda Fred Jeni Beerthuis Bennett Boadt Boerkoel Bogart Challa Cole i k r , . ,,-. ' 'k x I T T T i 2 F Z , c Q , s ' ' '- .. ,ya 'e' . it ,e e . , HU' 4' 1 if YI' 'VILLI il' ee e . T i 7 F fz' ' ii 57 .V fi: . 5 ' , . ' Q' ' sw :, ' ' 'V' if ' f : 'X 9 M V V Z ' 'g l l - , c A A- A :: T eee ee ele - A f wtf . . --.. 'Q kff 'ig K-'f' , ,A-M ' - John Rex Ron Carole Ron jerry joel Mildred Dave Leor Cooley Dyer Ehrlich Goodwin Hornburg jaskiewiz Kriegel Malone Milling Moss . .ff-'--Zf .V ., ,, ' f , - . Viig: V. f 52 1' 5 -ff,. ..,:, 1 v:.': ' ' . u T. o . i t w .ge V V , VV , , Vyly V V slxx 4 Q V ,V K Vyzz V hi V . , 9 V! . . FVA ,z e V VVV. . V, .MV , ' gf. 5 V if V 5 , . g, i TV . 11 ,, VV V . ,Z V . V V , , V V: V V V . V, K 5 3 T A T . . . , T Darwin jim Janice Frank Sally Robert William Bob Lois John Raatz Remmelts Rysdyk Steed Shaffer Steffens Grevon Ulanch Wigent Williai Junior Class The Junior Class began a busy year by electing four etticient officers. They are: jim Emery, President: Judy De Vlieger, Vice President: Marilyn Anderberg. Secre- tary 3 and Ed Farran, Treasurer. First on the schedule was the Harvest Hop. Since Thanksgiving came so close to the date of the dance it was a likely theme. A big Horn of Plenty decorated the cen- ter of the gym. Unusual talent was displayed in the Junior Amateur llour. Sarah llrasin and Fred Farran did a nice job as Mistress and Master of Ceremonies. 26 The highlight of the year was the great success of the Junior Revue. The theme centered around a casting office, and pro- vided a wide scope for variety in numbers. jim Emery acted as general manager and Connie Vkfest did a bang-up job as dance director with the help of three hard working assistants. The year of events came to a close with the annual junior-Senior Prom which was held at the Civic Auditorium. The Junior Class congratulates Nlr. Yan XVingen for doing such a terrilic jolm this year in advising the class. They all enjoyed it and will never forget it. i as K' Larry Leonard Carson Chapman Eleventh e , V Pat Pat Sharon Rhoda Ethel Afton Agema Allchin Anderson Altman f oon S ho o onnn as ooono e L 'V A ,LLM . V I be VV ? at V im Vg i L VV i SV :V 2? . Z , f K K ' E V ' N . 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John Carole Jacqueline Bev Ross Dons eBlaay De Graaf DeGraaf DeHaan Del-Iaan Dejong Delano 27 2 H' Frank Arntz all X Dixie Beckwith Roger Bond 6- v N: Rv oz, Joan Margaret Briggs Bruinsma Pat Chapman 'fi . .V i f- fn 5 x at A K ' , 6 at L. J W ,Ja Clarance Ernest Janice Gates Gates Geasler .. ,...,. . ,.,, 3 s,ss,:,s.,s ss, Q .,,1.,,.QiS,,Z V K yt it -, ' 'iii ie J '::- gy! V i 3 Meredith Doug Thorual Halbert Hansen Hansen 1.-aff - be nee J A V 5 fkka . - - f 'rift . .1 , I , S I Jw K. . Don Douglas Jerry Henning Halzey Hodde V 1 i,, , Betty Dick Larry Hyde Irwin Izenbart J S A Fi ff C , H Pat J k 1 Bob Kemp Kem Kibbey 5: ,,., XM, ,,-:rgg1rf,ff:75.gsf1w.:Vg? .. D Nan DeMeester a e Jim Douthett E ' 'f -, , ,.. , Q if Farran Chuck Gierman it ,-1 5' 2 Bob Harding 4, . Ronald Hoffius if X . 1 Marilyn Jones , k,,-, , gf 'ff Craig -. -L1 Eff: K . 1 . 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I V , V - , M I M .L I . g K A j 1 Roland Bob Myrna Charles Joan Barbara janet Carole Carole Willet Williams Williams Williamson Wolbers Wood Woodworth Woolworth Zaremba 30 Tenth Grade ls 4' A 45. f A Q4 ihuck Selliel in 3. :... in Tom iriggs Li' EJ. Lharon Clark 5.2 ,,. , BV' hirley nmings G Ei lenda muthett IN' -9' -- ,..f ,,,, 3 5 1 , CWIS VBIIS so F- ana vrlelse 32 X , . V5 QQ . 1 rf-ff X. A533 Bill Anderson 'T H K 1 MTS 1 x Y H I A B, Connie Marilyn Margaret Berg Berg Bergh e-r tm' . . f. Betty jerry Doris Brock Brunsink Byl 6 '1 A an ., 'Tn , M f- B nrr V i 5' ' it James Phyllis Cindy Cole Collet Collins Jim Ron Pat De Graaf De Maagd Dempsey 2 ix G i. Philip Walter Peri Drebin Dunbar Dutmers c -f - B 1 eyr' 5 r . r Andre Judy Deanna Felix Fewell Fisher gb as p nut . F V V 4,1 V 'rf r Rv fag: 'f 1 R47 Kenneth Maralyn Mary Lou Gager Galloway Gavinski .p I 46 ri' Vg ' X 1. 5 3 ' X Q wia K ' or za iv A g , ' g . pi j A KL i ,- J Sally Dorothy Gert Malcolm Paul Marie Anderson Asman Baas Balk Bauhahn Bazen , , S 4 W , Sql 'T if Z 1, ve K ,S A Y' K f J,.f': 'ef' re fe -L fijgg 4 A Q.. 1 I Bill jim Roger Audrey Chuck Tom Beswick Biener Billock Bischoff Bissonette Bowles p e N a. . , 'li ' ,x 'inn -f N 1 'r ' A me , U iv G .. ,fa ar.. f -f Virginia Charlene Carole Dick Bob Janet Byl Buckel Burwell Calkins Cameron Christiansen l a Q M rv- Q ,G r G ft F :'. . Arlene james Al Bill Pat Charles Conklin Corbett Crandle Crane Crawford Cramer , :.,., L : ,' F 6' -wi 'F , X ' ,,k. P A , Joyce Jean David Doris Gary Patricia Dent De Vlieger Devlin De Voogd De Young De Young y wp ' -' X V r ' Bill Sknrley Fred Dyer Eavey Elenbaas - bio. EE AA Sam Wayne Marcia Freiberg Fuller Funk 5 i 2 V 'A' X 73' 45-Fi X b !Q:I V lf r F I Roger Audrey. Dave Geske Gillespie Goodman 31 D mf' B 'W-D B11-'w wi ' D 5 V wk' V' J . . '1 WA L X V A,L, at ' N, Sharon Dave John Donald Phyllis Don Rosa Lea Goodwin Gordon Gorman Gretzinger Grice Groters Grovendy -www, D y !y'f I ln.1o i f A I W1 W K V ' V xg: f If ,':, 1, V D: is 11 1, W A ld D A' D ' D- 5, S -' 1 S H' B if ' G Mx I ' ' ,K I , I , V xy ' - :',. N, S D - B .l.' l J 3 A- or l D lnoo, D. f A A ft, 'A Q J aaa D Barbara Carol George john Don Janet Terry Haenke Hanson Harpst Harrington Hart Hawkins Herman A D D... D Z,V 1 y D K 1 X D Dr 'T' l D A as lib D mv - gs In , ,WD k': D .1 VD L . r L D Y D D. 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S 13 Q 5 ..,ansnn.w...-.........,.... ,M is . wi . wtf 1 ,sw .-:lvl-K -2 A 3 Q 2 3 Throucih Our S'ruden+ Council We Practice Democracy T 1 ,E VKLZJA,yyrxgygzg-7z....gsg:.,, , . , ii , We - .. . ,, y .. .. ,... ,.. 5 -cL, f .,,.-353j55,,s , it Student Council The Student Council, led by its president Larry Tharp and advisors Miss Lally and Mr. Knutson, was active this year. The major activity was, as has been for the past several years, landscaping the school grounds. This year the plan included the planting of a flower bed of blue and yellow tulips, shaped as a CH, They also adopted a new constitution and sponsored the annual sock dance and the penny carnival. Other officers Were: Vice-President, Bill Dippleg Secretary, Mary Ten Have, and Treasurer, Dick Haken. I.. ,,.e ,. 4' all I 1 ' Ap The Courtesy Squad seeks to cooperate with the Student Council in carrying out its regulations con- cerning good citizenship in the halls. Members of the club can be seen at several hall posts every hour of the day helping to maintain order. As a means of punishing those who violate the school rules, a court of discipline is held after school when neces- sary. After a year's absence due to a tour of Europe, Miss Mary E. XYindt has retained her position as director of the Courtesy Squad. Following the plan originated last year the Courtesy Squad is a stand- ing committee ot' the Student Council. Also the president of the Courtesy Squad is the vice-presi- dent of the Student Council. The officers for the past year were: President. Bill Dippel, Vice-Presi- dent, Roy Franks, Secretary, Beverly De Haan. Student Council Representative, Sarah Drasin. Promoters of Courtesy Seated: Bette Skodsholm, Jean Flynn. First row: Shirley Berkowitz., Joan Taylor, Sarah Drasin, Nancy Wliitwortli, Judy DC.Vll6gCf, Marcia Carlson. Second row: Karol Schmelz, Sally Lucas Lois Byl, Janet Bmple, Janice Keener, Marcia Strong. V Seated: Frances Kooiman, Erma Hulbert. First row: Aurelia Afton, Carolyn De Young, Nancy Keeling Arlene Vanderholif, Ruthie Scholtens, Second row Janet Vandervoorcl, Margaret Anderson, Margaret Terpstra, Susan Swanson, Arlene Nielsen, Nancy Lindeman, Mr. Collison. i Senior Ushers -'Q Halbert, l C l M koske Veatrice Howard Barbara Shroll Lamaine Deniek. Second row: First row: Marilyn Pul en, aro e ar , , , . , Janice De Meister-3 Barbara Verburg, Ellen Smith, Pat Van Dyke, Bonnie Buss, Wanda King, Barbara Van Dyke, Day Schmeltz, Sanrlra Weaver, Allson Jenson, Ann M, Brett. Third row: Jeanne Giardina, Jacklyn Marks, ' ' ' b F th : Har- Flaine Schankerman, Paula Haapanen, Elaine Houston, Jacqueline Stinson, Joyce Ander erg. our row land Keep, Loren Verburg. Seated: Larry Vander Zand, Tom Williams David Sldor First row Mike De Vine, Clarence Gates, Sharon Van PortH1et Beverly Schultz Kay Smith, Larry Vroman, Tom Sweeny, Mrs Ostrander Second row Harold Lummach, Walter Doege, Ed Mcfarvey Al Marlow Curtis Cole, John Gorman, David Gordon. Audio Visual The Audio Visual Club performs a very important service to the school in promot- ing audio visual education. Mrs. Gstrander is the sponsor, and the officers are: Presi- dent, Larry Vromang Vice-President, john Barrg Secretary, Harold Gatesg Treasurer, Harold Lamachg and Student Council Rep- resentative, Don Bowerman. Besides providing the acoustics for games and dances, other club activities this year have been: Hallowe'en and Christmas par- ties, a Christmas basket for a needy family, and a picnic in june. Audio Visual Marcia Stover, Judy Sierveld lckei' Club Ruthann Whittington Betty Shirling Mr. William Welch Advisor Ticket Club Members of the Ticket Club can be seen every hour of the clay and before and after school selling tickets for athletic activities and many other events. Although they sell tickets mainly for ath- letic events, they also sell tickets for all other activities which makes them a very active and helpful club. The officers this year are Betty Shireling, presidentg Marcia Vander Veer, vice-presi- dentg and Ruth Anne NVhittington, secre- tary. Their advisor is Mr. VVelch. Sally B3l'l'1CS Judy Sierveld, Marcia Stover in l -nw... ,, Library Club Cffers Service The library club is a service organization of students who volunteer their time to fix- ing and repairing books that have been mis- used. They also give their time and help a student looking for books. They are also an active club. Midway through this year, they had a coffee for the teachers and during the holiday they had a Christmas party. They also participate in school sales and assemblies. udy Thompson, Nancy Gensen, Susan Hoover. Front row: Pat Afton, Lois Byl, Beverly Schulz, Mary Kay Wilson, Miss Schmitz. Second row: Diane Lyon, Charlene Chadwick, Wendy Emniert Mary Van Ree Mary Arrigo Karen Drouyer Henry Stoe ker Bob ' ' ' ' ' - L D ' . Epstein. Back row: Marilyn Hook, Barbara Verburg, Joyce Dent, Diane Gilbert, Barbara Peterson, lilarvin Trevan, Barbara Hoat. 51 Marilyn Otte, Lois Byl, Judy Thompson. Kieth De Vries, sports editor Bob Ruster, assistant sports editor Norma Siereveld, advertising editor Judy Hoover Pat Wesorik, circulation manager Norma Siereveld, advertising editor Francis Kooiman, business editor Janet Van Wingen and Joan Pennington on deadline night. Joan Foster, page 2 editor Janet Fether, editor-in-chief The Echo Puts Out the News The Echo Staff The Creston Echo, one of the best school papei in the city, has had another successful year. Throug an editorial a policeman was put on Plainfield lt Pa-lmer St. This was very much needed for tl' student safety. The Echo Staff consists of Janet Fether as edito in-chief with her assistants Janet Van Winge: managing editorg Frances Kooiman, business mai agerg Norma Siereveld, advertising managerg an Pat Wesorick, circulation manager. Other editoi are Betsy Dennis, Joan Foster, Judy Hoover, Keit De Vries, Lynne De Winter, and Laurel Paasch The copyreaders are Joan Pennington, Jackie Col and Ellen Corstange. The Echo Staff is aided by the journalism clas which does some of the reportingg the advertisin staff, which gets ads for the paperg and the circul: tion staff, which delivers the papers and takes cal of other circulation matters. V Lynn De Winter, publicity eclitor Janet Van Wmgen, managing editor The Creston Echo .jjf:,jFn.'1v-s xxx, sflpl '.-.ii 5 4 llb uil L 1 . , 5 9 1 1. 1 I 5 4 nz 1 'P , c 2 3 . , , J., v E 'iw 45559 g at lished bi-weekly during the school year by the students Zreston High School. Entered as second class mail matter ember 'l, 1923, at the Post Office at Grand Rapids, Michigan, under the act of March 3, 1879. ar-in-Chief ............................ Janet Father aging Editor .......... . .. .Janet Van Wingen . . . . . .Betsy Dennis . . . . . .Joan Foster . . . .Judy Hoover r One Editor.. . ure Editor ..... Q Three Editor .... 'ts Editor ........... .... K eith De Vries ltant Sports Editor. . . ....... Bob Ruster icity Editor ........ . . .Lynne De Winter ography Editor. . . ............ laurel Paascho :i Copyreader. . . ............ Joan Pennington yreaders. ...... . . .Jackie Cole, Ellen Corstange neu Manager .... ........... F rances Kooiman nrtixing Manager. . . . . .Norma Siernrold :lation Manager... ..... Pat Wosorick Mr. Van Krimpen, aclviscvr Janet Fetllcr, eflitnr-in-cliicf N .- A N nqw 'li 5 ,f Don Bowerman, copy reader Ellen Corstange, copy rezuler Jackie Cole, copy reader Joan Pennington, licacl copy rczulcr Laurel Paaschc, plmtogrziplny editor ,lanct Van Wingen, lllilllilgilljl cmlitor lletsv Dennis, page 1 editor 'NWN 'V' WW . ..1-...-W. J 4 , l I w but ibkue-5 The Saga Sraff Enioys Their Work --------- --M. -----M, Avvbvw., ,t..ULU5.a1,,,,C15 Advisor. Standing: Dan Weller, Photographers Assistantg Ross De Haan, Photographerg Tom Davidson, Photography Assistant. Ruth Anderson, Nancy Keeling, Nancy Linde- man, Faculty Editors. Sally Glass, Art Editorg Beverly Olson, Edito Saga Staff The theme selected for the 1951 Saga is Fall, XVinter, and Spring Creston Style. The staff founc many possibilities in this theme ant so went ahead trying to work it ir throughout the book. NVith an extrz large staff, the work seemed to rur along smoothly. The staff started the year off by sending representatives to the Jour- nalism Conference at Michigar State College October 21. There they attended classes which helpec them greatly in planning the 54' Saga. One of the things they learnec and have tried to put into effect is showirg action in pictures. Insteac of having club pictures taken ir rows, some have been taken in other various ways. Seated: Miss Rita Lally, Assistant Advisorg 54 Mary Straayer, Micky Powers, Judy De N3-UCY 00111, SD'-?Ci3l Ph0f08f3Phef- Standing? , . Vlieger, Barb Pullen, Copywriters. lavnf- Fnnfe-, Rncinesc Manager- Mr Norman Trick. AdVlSOf. IY L3f?0nf Elena BYl5mav Joyce Quigley, Janet Fetlier, Bev De Harm, Molly Lipke, Sally HOT Editors- Kirkbride, Under class. :verly Olsen was chosen as Edi- n-Chiefg Jayne Foote acted as ness Manager first semester Lois Byl taking over second ester. Mr. Tock was the advisor Miss Rita Lally assisting him. ght pages were added to the Saga making 120 pages. The , pages were added throughout look. fed Markus, Lois Ryl Mary Viefgeiver, Darlene Doubtf- oee, Delores Ammon, Sports and Speclar Events. Barbara Norris, Marcia Carlson, Sandy Fro- 1 Curtis, Jackie Bresnahan, Clubs. hart, Janette Simpson, Organizations. 55 1 Journalism Class Seated: Sarah Drasin, Meridith Halbert, Darlene Doubledee, Barbara Pullen. Standing from left to Shirley Berkowitz, Periannc Goodrich, Betty Skodsholm, Nancy Oom, Joan Taylor, Ruth Brandt, Carol Sc Erma Halbert, Mr. Van Krilnpen, Joel Kriegle, Doug Boadt, Ted Markus, Noel Qobb, Janice Geasler, Gillette, Beverly Benedict, Judy De Young, Jacquie Bresnahan, Marilyn Anderberg, Diane Stanley. Advertising Staff Left to right: Beverly Benedict, Marcia Carlson, lliigerfosvlgilltE-Sjsliogaixvoolworth' Diane Stanle Marcia Strong, Judy Sierveld ' V lst row: Judy Wcsorick, Adriana VandcrZand, Norma Sierveld, Diane Dryer, Mary TenHave. 2nd row: Miss Hoekstra, Dolores Christenson, Marcia Carlson, Judy DeVlieger, Myrna Williams, Ruth Quigley, Ellen Stovall. 3rd row: -Judy Hunt, Anne Miller, Elizabeth Poley, Aurelia Afton, Mary Jane Rysdyke, Elena Bylsma, Mary Jane Annis. 4th row: Janice Keener, Marcia Strong, Beverly Olson, Judy Larson, Sally Glass, Laural Pasche. Circularit Staff Hi-Y Club First row: Ted Markus, Dick Irwin, Fred Shassberger, Roland Willet, Don Wilkins, Ian Scott, Jack Vander Veen, Don Balback. Second row: Fred Farren, Bob Kibbey, Jim Emery, Jerry Priebe, Ken Beerthuis, Mike Jackson, Ron Spaith, Jerry Hoag. Third row: Don Katchar, Leonard Chapman, Lynn Maurer, Terry Oatley, Chuck Anderson, Bill Blood, Ron Karnburg. Fourth row: John Williams, Doug Hansson, Willis Hooker, Bob Fonger, John De Blaay, Ralph Punches, Tarry Crow, Mr. constant. Officers-Standing: john Williams, Secretary, Ron Ehrlich, Yice- President, Don Balback, Treasurer. Seated: ,lim Emery, President. 57 IJHI-YI! To create, maintain, and estab- lish throughout the school and com- munity high standards of Christian character has again been chosen as the pledge of the Hi-Y Club. Mem- bers of the club take great pride in their membership and the meetings which are held every NVednesday morning at eight o'clock are regular- ly attended. Through the past year Mr. Roland Constant has sponsored the club and helped the boys in many activities. The club's annual initia- tion of new members was held in the gym this year and it proved to be quite an exciting event. Members of the club have been seen selling Paddle Pops at the basketball games as a means of earning money. This money and the club dues were used in projects such as the giving of Thanksgiving baskets. Members of the club also formed a basketball team and entered in the Y.M.C.A. League. ' Nancy Briggs, Betsy Dennis, Mary TenHave, Judy Hoover, Sharon Shotwell. Second Row: Doloris Christensen, Beth Joyce, Margaret Anderson, Joan Foster, Norma Sierveld, Mary Furest. Third Row: Janet Van Wingen, Lilo Neweklowsky, Laurel Paasche. 5 f--- - H 7, t, . s, , Susan Swanson., St rl- iggtglaliarbara Watkins, Ann Harding, Frances Kooiman, Maiiilyn A-V--L hw.. -W... Am-.. ,, V , Frohardt, Phyllis F.d r H . ?ont, lgariekPiterso6v Seconil Row: Carol Watrous, Marcia Shafer er amce yscy , ois igent, ancy Freeman, Natalie Freeman. Third P I e IS Row: Sarilyn De Lange, Sally Shaffer, Bonnie Van Valkenburg, Barbara in Mellema, Janet Simpson, Carol De Young. Front Row: Kay Silcox, Betty L. Brock, Roberta Horton, Dorothy Rogers, Sharon Clark, Virginia Saunders, Carole Levenhurg, Nancy McKay, Jo Kay Ripstra, Ronnie Schurllardt, Janet Christiansen. Not in picture: Sally Van Dyke, Murna Williallis, Barbara Wood. ' Pat Afton, Jackie Peters, Jackie Middleton, Jackie Walker, Janie Harriman. Second Row: Virginia Westra, Eleanor Westra, Atisclrey Gillespie, Doris De Jong. Od k H , b Kay Schmelz, Pat Weersma, Elaine Shankermam, Jacqueline Stinson, , ' Jackie Marks. Second Row: Judy Stanley, Loretta Ollmerigi, Joanne a a u Rudy, Lynn Dutmers, Joyce Anderherg, Marilyn Pullen, Diane Lyon. Third Row: Charlene Chadwick, Carole Markoski, Elaine Houston, 59 Betty Johnson, Betty Knighton, Kathryn Manley, Pat Winstrom, Marilyn Hook. A-Ni-Ma-TQ Joyce Koen, Qma Ellsworth, Linda Roberts-on, Ruth Brandt, Joan Briggs, llclla hllsworth, karen Sweet, Judy Siercveld, Sharon Harper, Rhoda Anderson, Marcia Stover. Ka-No-Ka Horizon Club First Row: Marykae Powers, Marcia Carlson, Judy DeVlieger, Bar- bara Norris, Joan Taylor. Second Row: Bette Skodsholm, Jean De- Viiegcr, Sue Zorner, Patsy Sandro, Judy Palmer. Third Row: Judy Fewell, Dorothy Asman, Sarah Drasin, Beverly DeHaan, Janet Wood- worth, Shirley Berkowitz. Siiaegrs Horizon Club First Row: Janice Keener, Barbara Pullen, Peri Dutmers, Dixie Bill- ings, Marilyn Tamboer. Second Row: Carolyn De Young, Dawn Curtis, Sally Kirkbride, Diane Stolrow, Mary Straayer, Sally Lucus, Mary Wittworth, Pat Tobin, Mary Sullivan. Third Row: Marcia Strong, Carol Bergsma, Jackie Bresenhan, Sharon Cunningham, Marilyn An- derberg, Nancy Oom. .- 5' QM. fikf ixf- We, ' 'N-N S vi 9 'W Q 5' 5' 4 T5 Sis. Q- 3 Q51 'an w. A x 2 Y 21 M A A V fi 1 f Us k , A x E x 3 N ' X 'xy Imi zlnnxxmmlfiif v- 43.2, 4 rf , iifiltfsm f-1 'Q M, K , f f , D f.-k. 2 F2511 .' f . .,,- Eaqjikiifw :V sf ' .,. s,.'f.- - 'W 3 iigzi fsijf-:+i f H 1 W S. 'L 31 W , , k 3 W ' had-M4 Ufl -sr' M A wk. Q, 3. . ,, . ,,,,,,. 4+ 'T-fe ff 4s X TN' isa if my Q ek 3 jg 7 s . K.. I Senior Honor Society SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY First row: Miss Wood, Lois Byl, Janet Van Wingen, Mary Ten Have. Second row: Ruth Ann Dolsey, Laurel Paasche, Anna Mae Berg, Jackie Cole. Third row: Lynne De Winter, Mike Jackson, Keith De Vries. Fourth row: Dave Houk, Larry Tharp, Dick Haken. The Senior Honor Society is a chapter of the National Honor's Association. This year it was under the guidance of Miss Cleo Wood, and was an active club. Improve- ment of scholarship and service to the school are their aims. This year the club again proceeded in their tedious work on the Student Manual. Membership depends directly on the stu- dents scholastic rating and they must be active in some extra curricular activities. New members are announced at the Honors Assembly in the spring. This year a tea was held for the new members. Orafors and Debaiers Enioy a Successful Season Fiont row: George Drasin, Janice Geasler, Kay Peclg, Ethel Altman, Virginia Saunders, Sarah Drasin. Ba row: Joll Kriegel, Sayla Emmert, Keith De Vries, D1Ck Haken. The topic for the debaters this year is Should the President of the United States elected by a direct vote of the people? To learn the procedures of debate and rational, logical, arguments, the students co pete with other schools on a topic. In the inter-city league debating Crestoifs team c in a three Way tie for second. This enabled them to enter the state debates in which tl won contests with Holland Christian, Jackson, and Muskegon Hts. Members of the affirmative team are Janice Geasler and Ethel Altman. On the negat team are Sarah Drasin and Keith De Vries. Forensics Row 1: Pat Van Dyke, Karen Drouyer, Sa h D ' , Rh R Sh' 1 ' . Joal Ripstra, Judy Thompson, Sayla Emmerl?Keitllial?dVriesFa aven' lr ey Berkowitz' ROW 2' 64 The purpose of the Creston Jr. Y-Teens is to help girls grow as per- sons and as members of a Christian VVorld. This club is a part of the Y.NV.C.A. It takes part in the teen-age activities, such as banquets, inter-club council and World-wide organization projects. The club was sponsored this year by Miss Croninger and Miss Koch. The junior Y-Teens is made up of seventh graders. It takes part in school sales and other activities, and has social meetings and parties within their own group. he Creston 9 Y-Teens is sponsored vliss Matthews. The purpose of the i is to grow in friendship with ale of all races, religions, and na- alities. he year opened with a get- uainted party and a beautiful :llelight initiation service. During Christmas season a potluck was l at the Y.W.C.A. 'heir main projects for the year e dressing dolls for Santa Claus ,s and a donation to the World .ow Fund of Y.NV.C.A. A success- year was ended with the Y-Teen ng banquet. Standing: QJudy De Vleiger, Beverly Benedict, Marcia Carlson, Pat Tobin, Judy Simmonsj Seated: Donna Swart, Joal Ripstra, Judy Thompson, Donna Ritchie. One of the many active clubs of Creston is the Senior Y-Teens. Their activities are not only concerned with Creston, but they Work in co-operation with the Grand Rapids Y.VV.C.A. and international organizations. Among the activities this year were banquets, co-ed dances, state conferences, dolls for Santa Claus Girls and meetings of the inter-club council. The club is sponsored by Miss Dor- othy Bean. Its purpose is to promote Christian fellowship among all people. The theme this year was I belong, you belong, we belong. Standing: Fran Vander Zgucny Ruth Hggnkgy Marilyn An- Standing: Marcia Shafer, Jeanne De Vleiger. Seated derberg, Phyllis Bont, Ruth Anderson, Bonnie Van Valken- Vander Zond, Betty Lou Brock. burg. Seated: Ruth Visner, Barb Hoenke, Carol Watrous. Sr.-Y Teens Grow in Christian Fellowship Standing: Lilo Newenkawsky, Margaret Young, Patsy Sandro, Phyllis Shafer, Bev Haas, Phyllis Stanclilif. Seated: Ade Vander Zond, Marcia Strong, Dianne Stolorow. l l Tom Stuit, Jerry Hoag, jim Remmelts, Larry Crow, Dick Haken, Ron Spaeth, Don Ensing, Mike jackson. ' I Boys With C s Initiation, a dance, ice cream sales at basketball games, and a spring picnic are some of the activities of the C Club this year. This year they had something new, an old timer's baseball game. They did this be- cause they were unable to have their annual benefit basketball game. Mr. Donald Black is their new advisor for this year. Mr. Black, Art Beals, John Willianis. First row: Bob Deatherage, Dave Smith, Dan Balbak, Gary Babcock, Sheldon Harris, Ian Scott, Dick Irwin Rex Dyer, Ken Jerome. Second row: Ted Marcus, Kei-1 Holtrop, Dick Labotz, Ryan Gillette Dave Fleming Dave Millng, Ralph Punches, Jim Lambert, John Williams, Jim Emery. Y 67 , a gr! ,W A , my W H . 'mmf Y J'iig'flmi A gX MM ten . i f Q w , -A ,,,rr.7' bf W A., V, 'K' iv f V f 5 5 2 f W Q V Y lx 3 ,gg A W J A I 1 ' ' ., -f QR J 1 E XE L 'gf 4' , 'Q' .9 4 My ML? ng ,.. :MN ' 'M vxf k K 'X ' . L . 3-- A V. ' ',S if if 2 iil 4 , fig- E ' 'W ' ,,, V f V-5 'V' fi ' Y 4 f X 1 ,,'. 1 3 ' qi' A f ff Q X ,W - K 1 Asn gf 'f 1 - 4 ' 71 . I 4- 3 , ff f 07 if JW' Q gh 1 0 1 s mv' v LT ,- mf n ,L Q 5 4 K 5 1 in .5 1 6 K ' u z A , K , X K 1 A, Z .Q dr -4 'A 1 'Q A xy 1 ,. W 6 ,5 .QM y : .klf K' ! i M ,Q 5 'E f K .g-, H xv . I K fx A Q I A ,Vik ' f - xx s V ' M QA gf m . ' V A , , L X 1- . 6 1 . , 5 fl if A if fh 4 y Q f x , i -wal? ' ,j.1!'?3'Tf Ink! K , I ' ' f M 4 if f ' s ,J , r 5: WA, Q . V S . L:.......... Q I 'I ' , - L ' W K f X . I k a ' ' , 1 M ,, I , . . 1 my lu, 0 A ,I -f ygbfgwg Q V Q if Q Q ' s if .mf if i A gf: 95 , TJ? s ' 9 1 'L 21 if - ' ffiii' if 'W' 1 . - A -5 Q 2 'E Q wr 91 i Lf 'W ww- Nr 'W - H 'Q 5 H. D. LALIDS Front row: J. Wootens, K. Swan, V. Saunders, N. Nickason, K. Smith, V. Byl, J. Thompson, J. Simmons, D. Ritchie, ll. Schuhardt, M.,'Williams, D. Asman. Second row: B. Wetzel, J. Wfagenaar, V. Dupee, R. Kaens, B. VVy1na, G. Roos, R. L, Grovenar, P. Dempey, K. Silcox, C. Levenhurg, N. McKay, B, Woocl, S. Vanliyke. Third row: C. Jackson, C. Burwell, J. DeVlieger, N. Hoffman, P. Dutmers, B. Margolis. D. Stolorow, K. Davis, G. Douthett, M. L. Gavinski, B. Coulter, M. Galloway, P. Wilton. Fourth row: J. Stoner, J. Stoner, E. Mullen, C. Mellema, P. Grice, P. Collet, P. Crawford, B. Nordyke, F. VanderZoWen. First row: Mary Sullivan, Mary Straayer, Dawn Curtis, Marcia Carlson, Marykae Powers, Janet Rysdyk, Natalie Freeman, Bette Skodsholm, Marilyn Tamboer. Second row: Janice Keener, Meridith Hulhert, Joan Taylor, Karel Schmeltz, Marge Peterson, Carol DeYoung, Ronnie Van Valkenburg, Barb Pullen, Darlene Douhledee, Periann Goodrich. Third row: Lois Wigent, Nancy Freeman, Pat Afton, Della Ellsworth, Jackie De Graaf, Carole 'De Graaf, Onia Ellsworth, Judy Siervcld, Irene Hathaway, Judy De Vlieger. Fourth row: Marcia Strong, Sally Kirkhride, Pat Tobin, Jackie Bresnahan, Sharon Cunningham, Charlene Stinson, Carol VVool- wnrth Diane Stanlev '70 font row: Lois liyl, Marcin Doutliclte, Mary Ton Have, Iurly Larson, Second row: .Mirclizi Afloii, llclfm-5 Dc long, Nancy lloutlicttc, -lucly Hoover, Janet Yan XvlIlgC1l, Normgi Sicrvclil, Rlziry .lame ,'Xlll1lS. 'l'lii1'ml www: ,XI ,. , . . Zi1'Q24ll'Cl lcrpstrzi, lliyllis lil'L'CIllilllCl, Jayne Foote, llclorcs ljxllllllfill, lilcnzl liylsma, Miss Kilstmm, lxlllfj lClAglVC1', Lziurcl Puasclic. Nancy Briggs, Nancy Oom, Phyllis ShaHfer, Pat Kemp, Arlene Ncilscn. 71 Officers for the Junior Honor So- ciety were Jackie Bresnahan, Presi- dentg Judy Fevvell, Vice Presidentg Pamala VVilton, Secretaryg and Dave Mc Culty, Treasurer. The club sent Thanksgiving and Christmas Baskets to needy families. The club also helped the Student Council with the landscap- ing fund. Every year the old members buy the new members membership cards. gy Junior Mainfa Higl Standal S X l VS? lst Row: liil lllllllilliilll, Cl111ck Vcrburg, Dick Harri11gto11, lniillllj' lleut, llavitl Dent, -loyce Dent, ,loan Clflflllllv lflllt'lUllL' Li2ll'llllll'Q. Zlltl Row: Dick Harri11gto11,Tom Henrlricks, Ruth Yanrler llerg, Anna Mae llcrg, 111111110 lit-rg, Nina Savagc-, Vat Sanford. .ircl Row: Carol Zylema, Klartha Ruster, linla-lca11 Vlohnson, l1Iil'l'j' lze11l1:11't, .'kl'YlIl Yan llyke, -lohnny lQlIJIJlllHSlC1', Loren Verberg, Paul Storm, Tom XVoo1l, john H3l'l'lIlgtOll, llol1XYC1'l1tll'g:Q, Roma' Hawkins, Dave tiorrlon. lst Row: llavc Klills, Yi1'gi11ia Sauntlers. Zllfl Row: Elnora xvllyllllill, lieloft-S QAI111111111, ljiIlllIlC Stevjl. liillfjlfll'-1' XYoo1l, Carol Hansen, Mary Anne Vander Vclcle, Marcia Vantler Yet-r, Nlarela Punk, Carol Talker, Ixaicn 111- son. Kay Swan. 31'1l Row: janet Shear, Barbara Owen, l.i111la lioltwooml. Presicleut, Dave Millsg Vice-President, Anna Mae Bergg Student Council Representative, Delores Annnong Secretary lllltl 'l'reasurer, Barbara Wood. 73 Bible Club The llible Club was under the di- rection of Mrs. Cooper this past year. The club helcl it's meetings every Friday morning Zlf S 100 before roll call. They eontinuecl the 1111n1e Of Truth for Youth and llllll to pro- mote Christian Fellowship. llelping them reach this aim were Commis- sioner De Korne and Dave llreeze, the director of Youth for Christ, who were two of the many guest speakers that came to talk to the club members. At Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets were se11t to needy families. The officers of the Bible Club this year were: Dave Mills, Presiclentg Anna Mae Berg, Vice President: and Barbara VVoocl, Treasurer. Latin Club I 4 First row: 'Ilom Sweeney, Bill Lipke, Mike Jackson, Dave De Boer, Ron Spaeth. Second Ruthanne Miller, Marilyn Tamboer, Dixie Billings, Judy Hoover. Third row: Linda Robe Arlene Staoelv. Carol Woolworth. Hervl Wvma, Marilvn Holquis, Lynne De VVinter. First row: Barb Margolas, Janet Buursma, Pat Powell, Pat Becker. Second rovv: Bev Olson, Mary Viergever, Margaret Anderson, Lois l-Zyl, Beverly Haas, Dorothy Asman, Susan Zoerner. Third row: Doug Boadt, Pamela Wilton, Roger Geskc, Phillip Dreben. The purpose of ti Latin Club is to promc interest in the study Latin and improve o' understanding of intern tional relations. Duril the past year under t direction of Mrs. Sac Stowell, Latin instructc the club has completi many projects. VVith t' money earned throug various sales the membe delivered a Thanksgivii basket and sent a Chris mas gift to their adopt' Italian boy, Bruno. T1 Latin Club also held opt house for the eighth grat students and all others i terested in taking Lati First row, Officers: Pat Powell, Virginia Rieri, Barb Ffallk 5t0flflHfll, Gary ROSS, P21111 Uiiyllilgn, Pullen, Judy Hoover. Second row: Bill Dippel, John 74 VCCUSU3, JO11Hf10f111H11- GOFIHBJ1. R011 Snaeth. lanet Rniirsma First row: Pamela Wilton,. Sally Barnes, Axle Vander Zanfl, Charlene Unsclcl. Second row: Mr. Welch, Bill Van Skiver, Jacqueline De Graaf. Third row: 'Indy Sierveld, Rhoda, Anderson, Karen Sweet. Officers: Sha ron Harper, Bill Van Skiver, Jacqueline De Graaf, Karen Sweet, 75 Biology Club The Biology Club which is spon- sored by Mr. William H. XVelch is a means of developing a greater in- terest in biology through held trips. All students interested in nature and outdoor life will find the Biology Club an enjoyable one. The club went on various field trips in the past year and also purchased strip films for the Science Department. Front row: Norma Sierveld, Janet Vander Voord, Ruth Scholtens, Mary Sullivan, Barb Norris, Betty Remenak, Bev Olson, Mary Viergiver, Jayne Foote, Laurel Paasclie, Ruth Dolsey. Second row: Nancy Lindeman, Nancy Kieling, Frieda Lobbezoo, Marcia Rutkosky, Mary VVarmolts, Judy Hoover, Sue Swanson, lXl1ckey Powers, Judy De Vlieger, Mary Strayer, Sally Kirkbride, Marcia Strong. Third row: Jackie Bresnahan, Marilyn Ander- burg, Nancy Oom, Sharon Monahan, Phyllis Greenland, Delores De Jong, Marsha Douthette, Beverly Haas, Beth Joyce, Joyce Mol, Pat Lundstroni, Della Ellsworth. Amicitia Club The Amicitia Club was sponsored this year by Miss Dunham. The club is one of the largest in school and also one of the busiest. The purpose of the club is to en- courage friendship between junior and senior girls. They try to develop leadership and social awareness among active mem- bers by their many activities. The club this year was divided into teamsg each of which undertook certain ac- tivities. The year opened with the initiation which was held after school at John Ball Park. They later had a pep assembly and a potluck. At Thanksgiving and Christmas they helped underprivileged families to have a happy holiday season. Their big event of the year was the formal dance, The Valentine Ball. 76 if L E , 'Y ,,. ff i 4'P -Y T 3 is 3 1 15? 39555. . il Q. Lx, vig, cv. .., . SS S. ' . Q , x ' 3 4 if W A Q2 HT? KK, f P- W' S W h f - f if f .. V ...f s , psi' . 0' Science Club Takes Trips To promote greater interest in science is the aim of the Science Club. Under the direction of Mr. W'elch, Mr. Constant, and Mr. Carlyon the club has visited many of our city's business concerns. These include the VVJEF Broadcasting Station, the City NVater Filtration Plant, the Allen Business Machines Company, the American Seating Company, and the Aluminum Products Cor- poration. FIYSY TOW John Cooley Ed Farran Vice-President Larry Thar ' D, Secret D B lb h T l IIiIIplol5erkMil5e Jackson Second row: Jack Schultz, John Uithol, Niirgi Ciblbb aT:lird IFSSVSUYQXIQSQQ r1c s en Jerome Dick Labotz, Fred Farren, Ramon Parker, Gary Babcock Ronald Hoffius 78 Madrigals csv MADRIGAL GROUP: John Cooley, Bill English, Mike Jackson, Ron Stuit, Ron Van Dyke, Beverly Benedid Ruth Ann Dolsey, Mary Viergever, Mary Ten Have, Dianne Dryer. Junior Boys Glee Club The Jacquelyn Rusch. These boys practice half of their lunch hour and are very enthusiastic about their work. Junior B0y's Glee Club is a newly organized group under the direction of Miss 79 Nth yr Hs. Q Q M . fx ' ,X 1 V X M XX NE! QW ' P v 5 ff V , . W. , , . NPL-ff . . f -qi, ,gk 2, 1 Kgs!! f 1 Q . W 4, A -9 'Riggs Q' ,AN - , ...M. ,- 4- at 5 6,50 ,, ,J XA .V , 4, i ' . , , wffifliff ' H 1 ,li x Q- f ' uf 5 KQ -f A U- if -5 51-ff, . z .,Q.,,,,,-,Q-PW -vw 3 f A' , Wg, Q ?'1 !1EQi ,, f, f ? iff? 1' 3 -s Orchestra Band This year the band was under the skillful direction of Mr. John DeVoe. The band pro- vides special entertainment for students and parents at football games, assemblies, pa- rades, and concerts. You may have heard members of the band saying, There's a BOP meeting tonight! and wondered what they meant. BOP stands for the Band Orchestra Parents Club which meets one night a week. The Club puts on square dances and the proceeds from these dances are to be used to pur- chase new uniforms for the band. The officers assisting Mr. DeVoe for the past year were: president, Frank Harper: vice president, Ed Borman: secretary, Janet VVoodworthg treasurer, Dave Bowen. The orchestra, under the leadership of Mr. John DeVoe provided music for the Gloria and for other school events throughout th e year. Violin: Bruce Harwood, George Orphan, Patricia Peterson, Linda Woodrich, Arlene Hoeve, Doris De Jong, Robert Irwin, John Christianson. Viola: George Orphan. Cello: John Paalman. Bass: Judy Palmer, Janet Woodworth. Clarinet: Jerome Priebe, Jacqueline Middleton, Paul Hoelzley, Judy Sieveld. Flute: Marilyn Palmer. Bassoon: Frank Harper. Cornet: Morton Harwood, Charles Buffam. French Horn: Russel McLean, Erie Carpenter. Trombone: Dave Bowen. Percussion: Loren Udell, Fred Shassberger. 81 Q We 'Q 575, :E ,xk EM 5 5 1,:,A:, Y Y is : V V N V ':.- U we 1 f E ,, is f Q iX5'x M. N f an ,..,.. ?' - Xrfw ,:Ww, , ., ,. , , 5 ,W 4 u Lrlky . A- K , fi v ' Mw h'L NA' ' K K Wal. MY' -- Ku G' ,gf-fm, f an 7 K xqkfkkkyiyyk I V ,f K f ' ' ,,-- V- Q .........M.............,.....v- .. , V . we Q' M' . 'st row: Shirley Buckel, Nina Savage, Mary Jane Annis, Sharon Shotwell, Dixie Billings, mrma Sierveld. Second row: Mary Ten Have, Diana Dryer, Dorothy Asman, Carolyn :Youngq Carolyn Van Valkenburg. Betty Thompson, Phyllis Shafer. Third row: Mary ergever, Rhoda Anderson, Carol Weeber, Sue Swanson, Beverly Haas, Mary Sullivan, ndra Stover. Fourth row: Bill English, Lynn Maurer, Ed Farran, Fred Farran, John oley, Frances Bailey. Laurel Paasche, lletty Wiersma. Fifth row: Ron Van Dyke, Bill Van Iver, Noel Cobb, Ronald Hoffius, Betty Oliver, Donna Byl, Nancy Oom. Banquet, various service clubs and churches, the combined Choir Symphony at the. Civic Auditorium, and a Christmas program of the combined school choirsj at Fountain St. Church, the A Cappella also presented the annual Gloria and The Spring Loncert. Second Choir The Second Choir is another of Creston's vocal groups: It is directed by Mr, Goodwin. The girls and boys in Second Choir are getting valuable training in the musical field, in preparation for promotion into the A- Capella Choir. 83 Junior Girls Glee Club The junior Choir which consists of the 7th, 8th, and 9th grades had a busy year. The lst semester was hlled with various outside singing events. The new semester opened on prac- tice for the operetta, Treasure Is- land, which was presented later in the spring. The Junior Choir is under the direc- tion of Miss Jacqueline Rusch. A97- SPECIAL EVENTS K we wif' 5 ,,.2 R A 2 'Si f Z E 'vp 1 rw, . , .lf J . , ,1 if: :Z 1 EW i 5 Q . . Q I W , , - ae EQTQE sriwsoas i+'ffE.wE 511 V GWWEREV CQHOCQY W? MARCH aw. iqff v' . Q - f I al ' E ' 'A 'ft 5533 : 1' - - - 1 LQ 3 E E Q wx f ' 5 2. ,Q . . A -'.. ,:- f JUfV!0,? ' f M15 M u Left to right: Ron Ehrlich, Norcla Wollney, Dick Haken, Pat Lundstrom, Tom Stuit, Erma Rosely, Ron Spaeth, Ruth Dolsey, Bill Lipke, Mary Jane Annis. Homecoming During half-time of the Creston vs. Ottawa foot- ball game Irma Rosely, escorted by Tom Stuit, was crowned queen of the l954 homecoming festivities. Members of the royal court Were: Norda VVollney, Pat Lundstrom, Ruth Ann Dolsey, and Mary .lane Annis. The homecoming dance was held in the Black and Silver room of the Civic Auditorium. Music was furnished by the Lew-Allen Band. A wonderful time was had by all who attended. Queen: Irma Rosely uw . 8, 5 'Aww 'bm vi i We A I ,pw Simi Q elf xi . Q! ' Wm K 401: 1 V A'.Q? Q ' ' , , .Q'k-' , , 5 k Q fe if if . ky A kk ' ' 2,1 J . 1 ,M 1,3 .Xxx il A-5-5 H F1 fi- xf I ,Q 422' 'nh- 'I I I is Gloria Q, Under the combined direction of Mr. Goodwin, Miss Conrad, and Mr. Dc Voe Creston's annual Christmas pageant GLORIA, was again presented with solemn beauty. Leads for the dramatic roles included Judy Hoover as Elizabeth, Douglas Hilzey as Judah, John Barr as Saraden, Bill Dip- ple as Obed, Beverly Olson, Francis Kooi- man and Joyce Quigley as the Speaking Angels, NVoody Taylor, Dan Balbach, and Bill NVhite as the soldiers. Musical leads were: Diane Dyer as the Madonna, Delores Markoski singing the Cradle Song: Mary Viergever with the Ave Maria solo: Ron Van Dyke as the Prophet Priestg Bill English, Ron Stuit and Mike Jackson as the Three Kings, Beverly Haas, Mary Ten Have, and Ruth Ann Solsey as the Singing Angels. Q XVho threw this bottle? Senior Play The entire cast un Marcn LU, 11, and 14 the senior class of 1954 presented Gramercy Ghost , a comedy by john Cecil llolm. ln the play Nancy NVillard, por- trayed by Betsy Dennis, inherits an old house and something named Na- thaniel Coomber from her deceased landlady, Amelia Bullock. Nancy soon discovers that Nathaniel, characterized by Vlfarren Taylor, is a ghost visible only to herself. Ron Stuit played a brash, happy-go- lucky reporter and l-Sill Lipke took the role of Parker llurnett, Nancy's stutty, humorless liance. Others in the cast were ,ludy lloo- ver, playing Augusta Ames. a lawyer who brings Mrs. Uullock's will to Nancy, Rhea Raven, as an old family retainerg Beverly Olson and Mary Viergever, two women-ambulance drivers: Jerome l'riebe portraying a policeman, and llave Fleming, Ron Spaeth, and Sally Glass as three other Revolutionary ghosts. XVhere are you going, to a hotel in your pajamas? Can you see it like I can? Oh Junior Revue Waltz of the Flowers The Junior Revue of '54 centers around an old lady who wants to change a Broadway theater into a Hgirdlen factory. The humorous prob- lems as well as the serious add up to an outstanding Revue. The Can Can , a Spanish number and a boys' ballet as well as other line dances and specialty numbers help in- 'W fluence the ladies' point of view to- G00fuS ward the theater. The dances were directed by Miss Connie NVest, and the continuity was directed by Miss Lois Conrad and Mr. John Rowell. The overall pro- duction was supervised by Miss Rita Lally, Mr. Martin VanVVingen and Mr. XVilliam XVelch. Yama Man Ain,t it Great to be Cram, 90 Knock, knock Bi! L O 7XHaI' ,-255 3-2:5-2' s X :f,. 14 2 K, ,gn Q--'Q 'Q S f X M Y so if lg M fx ,, Q? ,, W Z1 , ,, . ff 'Fifi ,..f sk ' Q55 531, , SPCDRTS Ig.. In me 4 3 -SW '-239!'isR3f'1, Q? W-Q13 43 i7D,aFl mm E 35 - M' Wm , , ,Q A , ,T ek, , 7 .v -1 . A f 4 N5 sa' K Y A 4, -Q, A 'TQ . I R .. J ' M - K K , U . if -Fm.. , , U 3 :N 652' x 41' , 4 M f . G+ Af l g ' ' Y ' L Y A A 3 ,W , Q ff ' 1 1 new Q ,A ' , A 31 W M -lugs. First row: Frank Steed, Chuck Anders A t I3 l Nl B T - - - . Qnnningham, Hob Kibhey john Willia?1?s, jim geiiicltsrllg uhllililcgx Laliotz' 'Toe W-iilte' Second row: Dick ' , 1 ' D ' ' . .. ken Hfbltropy Ralph Punches, Charles Ash, Don Segal' Coacvchlacikiiig, on EHSll1g, Jim VVllSOI'l. Thnd ron. eshman Team First row: Ken McCormick, Jerry Yokom, John Wrigley, David Stern, Dave Dippel, George Garrett, Dave Yant, Roger De Voogd, Thomas De Young, Tonto VVillianis, Dick Nivala. Second row: Coach Kaye, Manager Howard Markum, Bill Thiebont, jim White, Tim Van Destimon, Calvin Figley, Jack Van lllooys, Fred Moss, Raymond Rinvelt, David llolot, Dave Mills, Dale Valkier. Third row: Jack Mc lioon, Toni Dc lloer, Don Knrv, Dave Devlin, ,lim Friend, Thorne Duffy, Arvin Anderson, Clyde Bruce, Jim Losey, Ray VVollnCy. 95 John De Blaay Dave M1l1r1g Dave Fleming Joe VVhite Coach Black 96 Jim Emery Jack VVilson Norm Buhr im Remeltg DlCk Lahotz FOOTBALL SCORES Creston 6 Holland 26 Creston 0 Catholic 27 Creston 13 Grand Haven 34 Creston 0 Union 25 Creston 0 South 33 Creston 0 Central 43 Creston 19 Musk'n Cath. Z6 Creston 6 Ottawa 43 Ken Holtrop Harry Town send 97 Frank Rocst Firs'I' Team First Team, first row: Jerry Hoag, Norm liulir, Dick LaBotz, Art Beals, llick Hakcn, Toni Stuit, Bob llcatlicrage. Second row: jim Emery, Dick Bonner, Bob Rusler, llavc Delano, Willis Hooker, Frank Mitchell, Dick Cunningham, Jim Rcmmelts, Coach Bob Johnson. Second Tczun, first row: Sunny Powers, John Gorman, Gordon Swccrs, Chuck Millard, Jolin Ley. Second row: Manager Tim Van Dcstinan, Dave Paasclie, Jim Loscy, Jack Van Blooys, Art Sayles, Hill Andcrson, Coach Don Black. 98 ashman Team -Innior Teain,-first row: Dick McKalb, Sgndy Davis, WHYIIC Spacth, Ray VVOHIICY, Skip Irwin, Roh Richie, Tom Llorxnan, David McCory. Second row: Denny Simmons, Bill Thicbout, jim lirzun, Hill Uclcll, Dave liolot, Toni DcBocr, Tom Van Slootcn, Coach Powers. :ss Country Cross Country Squad, first row: Jack Misner, Dave Houk, john Hooker, Ian Scott. Second row: Coach Mart Van Wirigen, Ray Van Eck, Ken Jerome, Manager Gary Babcock. 99 y ix Q 38 Norm Ruhr Jim Emery Tom Stuit Jerry Hoag Art Beals Q 1 51 Dick Bonner Bob Deathemg ll' Bob Ruster 1 jim Remelts Dick Cunningham Dick Lobotz jerry Bunsick rank Mitchell Bill Anderson fi 'Q XX! 101 The sky's the limit. Ballet dancers :Q Creston scores again Art seals the ball. Down Boys, Down! Coach Johnson gives advice. 103 was , ,M . A ,,..,.M.M,,W my ,W W... A. W 1 . .Mk Xw Q. , ' .. 4 , :I WIA.. vs., 1, I 1 f !gg:l'f ,1jj?g'iQf , . ,g,g:g,. 5 wg nf Qe mf. ' psf ' Q4-qv 3U kg' X- rg , .,,- V W X K L .,.. ,K X VI. f.- In-,,4,,gMLz gig : L ,A K Q' .gang 1 PW A :mgzir i I ,. , .1 Q , 3 , XgA,, 2. ., 4 L.. 1 . W, , , 'S Q1 WV E 3 C .N H - , I .L WNFR QM 1 X .4 , i QF --i -:H f Q First Row: Ken Beerthuis, Dick Maloney, 'Dave Dippel, Roh McGee, Chuck Unseld, Jerry Yokum, Bud Rice, Art Sayles, Bill Vandecar. Second Row: Fred Anderson, Norm Buhr, Gary DeYoung, Frank l-Ioeheke, jim Losey, Ross DeHaan, Mike Allchin, Bud Clark, Third Row: Lynn Udell, Tom Stuit, Gary Rosely, Ron Ehrlich, Fred Shass- burger, Roger Van Belkum, D,ale Valkier, Coach Henry Schrump. Fourth Row: Tom Van Slooten, liill Crane, Richard lmhoif, Dale Granger, Dave McCory, Bob Ruster, Jerry Van Valkenlwurg, Gordon Sweers, Ron Reynolds, Dick johnson. First Row: Wayne Spaeth, Don Christiansen, Paul Sage, Ken Gager, Jim White. Second Row: Jerry Hoag, Bill Blandford, Dick Irwin, Ron Spaeth, Mike Jackson, Jerry Sage. Tlnrd Row: Jim Remmelts, Bob Harper, Dennis Simmons, Dick Haken, Dave Gordon, Coach William Haken. Whal' a Rackefl Track Team First Row: Wes Hendricks, John Hooker, Roy Franks, Lloyd Tuffs, Jim Emery, Dave Miling, Dave Smith, Jerome Priebe. Second Row: Dick Foster, Andrew Felix, Rene De Meyer, D,ave Steinhauer, Lou Lamphear, Bill Anderson, Ken McCormick, Dave Houk. Third Row: Coach Martin Van Wingen, Bruce Klooster, Roger Geske, Capt. Dave Fleming, Larry Crow, John Ley, Nick Baker, Manager Ted Markus. First Row: Roger De Voogd, Tom De Young, John Davis, Ron Shookman, Eric Carpenter, Art Felix, Dick lXIcKabe. Second Row: Fred Frele, Dewayne Coxon, Frank Foerner, Joe Thompson, Tom Weston, Dale Wercloxi, Ray Wolliley. Third Row: Coach Gil Powers, Tom Gorman, Vern Wood, Roger Geske, Dave Fleming, Larry Crow, Tom De Boer, David Stern, Arvin Anderson. Fourth Row: Cliff Cleveland, Arvon Champion, Dale Ozinga, Jim Obuchowski, Dick Beckwith, Don Bell. 106 ., in x , '4 5 L? Aw SEQ? 53 ,N +1 V 5,5 i i x 6 a ! , raw fi Nl'- Teams in Ac'I'ion KA, ,ff ,A STO ,XX J?-Y' 4' HBH SCHUUL 5 X a ,.,, kim 1 if 1 fw f'gS.Tf5, Captain Dav Pl eming mfg . ,wa-5 ,3,,,,- My W a ggMriki.fMH , .N X Q I HMM L s X ' f A 5 'NSY '+R Cheerleaders The cheerleaders have ha very active squad this ye They sponsored a dance at one of the basketball gam They attended a cheerleadc clinic and football game at ' University of Michigan. I the first time a clinic was h for students interested in coming cheerleaders. The gi sold paddle pops, cokes, a took charge of the checkroc for the Basketball Touri ments held here at Crest' They hope to send a represr tative to Cheerleaders Cai this summer. Top to bottornt Betty. Remenak, Sally Glass, Mary Viergelvefy Sharon Shotwell, Mickey Powers, Sharon Cunninghfm, Judy De Vlieger, Jackie Bresnahan. Senior Directory Aurelia G. Afton .............. 2016 Prospect Ave., N.E. Amicitia, A.B., Circulation Staff, Courtesy Squad, Horizon Club Thomas K. Alman ........... 1833 Plainfield Ave., N.E. Delores I. Ammon ............... 437 Spencer St., N.E. A Cappella Choir, Gloria, Saga Staff, Y-Teens, A.B., Bible Club, Student Council, Library Club Charles A. Anderson ......... 2527 Plainfield Ave., N.E. Football, C-Club, Hi-Y Frederick L. Anderson ........... 721 Eleanor St., N.E. Football, Basketball, Baseball, Hi-Y, Science Club Margaret L. Anderson ........... 22 Caledonia St., N.E. Amicitia, Circulation Staff, Jr. Y-Teens, Latin Club, Future Teachers, Courtesy Squad Ruth E. Anderson .............. 1611 Center Ave., N.E. Y-Teens, Horizon Club, Saga Staff, Ir. Revue, Amicitia Mary Jane Annis. ........... .657 North Park St., N.E. Horizon Club, Courtesy Squad, Jr. Amateur Hour, Gloria, Jr. Revue, A Cappella Choir, Latin Club, Amicitia, Student Council, A.B., Circulation Staff, Homecoming Court Darla L. Axford ..... ....... 3 1 Caledonia St., N.E. Shirley M. Baker ..... .... 1 924 Meadowfield Dr., N.E. James Balk .................... 242 Burr Oak St., N.E. A Cappella Choir, Basketball, Jr. Revue, Tennis, C-Club Walter K. Balzeski. . . Sally Barnes ............... 2017 Swensberg Ave., N.E. Student Council, Biology Club, Ticket Club, Orches- tra, One Acts, Gloria John R. Barr ............. . . .3709 Plainfield Ave., N.E. Bars 8: Chevrons, Gloria, A.V.E., One Acts, R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, R.O.T.C. Choir Marlene A. B-atson .............. 33 Burr Oak St., N.E. Glee Club, Courtesy Squad Arthur C. Be,als. ................ 1537 Quimby St., N.E. Basketball, Football, Track, Jr. Revue, Hi-Y, C-Club Bettie L. Benes ............... 2213 Riverside Dr., N.E. 2nd Choir, Gloria, Bible Club, 'Red Cross Anna Mae Berg ............... 920 Coldbrook St., N.E. Bible Club, Jr. Sz Sr. Honor Societies, Jr. Amateur Hour Virginia L. Bieri ............... 715 Graceland St., N.E. Amicitia, A.B., Latin Club, Y-Teens, Jr. Revue, Circulation Staff, Gloria, Horizon Club, Ir. Amateur Hour William E. Blanford .............. 3500 Coit Ave., N.E. C-Club, Science Club, Hi-Y, Jr. Revue, Tennis, Jr. Class Treasurer William C. Blood .............. 1400 College Ave., N.E. Hi-Y, R.O.T.C., Football . . . . . . .775 Eleanor St., N.E. Lois M. Boerma .................... 9 Sweet St., N.W Band, Horizon Club, Jr. Sz Sr. Y-Teens Harold S. Bolt ................... 1611 Coit Ave., N.E R.O.T.C., Bars and Chevrons, R.O.T.C. Choir Phylis J. Bont. .. . ............... 300 Spencer St., N.E Y-Teens, Horizon Club, Ir. Revue, Student Council, Glee Club Barbara A. Boon ................. 1210 Knapp St., N.E Circulation Staff, Saga Staff, Amicitia, Ir. Revue, Horizon Club Madge Bouwer ................... 533 Shirley St., N.E Glee Club, Jr. 8z Sr. Ushers, Y-Teens, Horizon Club, Jr. Revue, Courtesy Squad Katherine I .Boyd ............ 2515 Plainfield Ave.,N.E Horizon Club, Jr. Revue, Amicitia, Ticket Club, Circulation Staff Richard L. Breckon ......... 600 East Leonard St., N.E Nancy L. Briggs .............. :830 Arlington St., N.E Debate, Band, Biology Club, Glee Club, Sr. Y-Teens, jr. Revue, Horizon Club, Majorettes Bonnie A. Brown ............. 604 Lamberton St., N.E Jr. Revue Thomas J. Brown .... .... 2 011 Oakwood Ave., N.E Edward Buifum .... .... 1 310 Beechwood St., N.E Norman P. Buhr ............... 2727 Foster Ave., N.E Basketball, Baseball, C-Club Thom-as A. Butler .............. 1320 Buffalo Ave., N.E Donna R. Byl ........... - ........ 919 Leonard St., N.E A Cappella Choir, Jr. Revue, Gloria Lois M. Byl .................... 1323 North Ave., N.E Library Club, Student Council, Jr. Sz Sr. Honor Societies, A.B., Jr. 8z Sr. Ushers, Jr. Revue, Saga Staff, Latin Club, Amicitia, Y-Teens Elena G. Bylsma ............ 1002 Northwood St., N.E Amicitia, All-City A.B., Latin Club, .Y-Teens, Jr. Revue, Horizon Club, Gloria, Student Council, A Cappella Choir, One Acts, Saga Staff, Circulation Staff, Future Teachers, Courtesy Squad Roger Lee Carpenter ........ 1520 Three Mile Rd., N.E Marilyn L. Chaney ..... ....... l 330 Matilda St., N.E Doloris J. Christensen ......... 2114 Monroe Ave., N.W Latin Club, Amicitia, Horizon Club, Circulation Staff, Courtesy Squad, Jr. Revue, Bible Club, Future Nurses Jacqueline M. Cole ............ 545 Woodridge St., N.E A.B., Amicitia, Jr. 8: Sr. Honor Societies, Y-Teens, Echo Staff, 2nd Choir, Jr. Revue, Bible Club, Quill 81 Scroll, Gloria, Sr. Ushers Barbara L. Cooley ............... 1261 Paris Ave., N.E. Y-Teens, Glee Club, Jr. Revue, Bible Club, Horizon Club Senior Directory John D. Cooley ................ . .1261 Paris Ave., N.E. A Cappella Choir, Madrigal Singers, Gloria, Jr. Revue, Hi-Y, Jr. Amateur Hour, Science Club, Bible Club Ellen I. Corstange .................. 148 Dale St., N.E. Latin Club, Amicitia, Echo Staff, Saga Staff, Circu- lation Stalf, Quill 81 Scroll, Student Council, Future Teachers, Future Nurses Robert L. Deatherage ..... .... 1 517 North Ave., N.E. Basketball, Band David I. DeBoer ............. 2225 Oakwood Ave., N.E. Latin Club, Science Club, Jr. Revue, Student Coun- cil, R.O.T.C. Delores G. Delong .............. 4950 Knapp Rd., N.E. Jr. 8: Sr. Honor Societies, A.B., Amicitia, Bible Club, Jr. Revue, Gloria, A Cappella Choir, One Acts, Girls' Sextet Bonnie L. Dekker. . . . .122 Lawrence St., N.E. Adrian DeKorte ................. 334 Spencer St., N.E. Sarilyn A. DeLange ................. 108 Dale St., N.E. Sr. Band, Horizon Club, Debate, Gloria Betty L. Dells ...................... 226 Dale St., N.E. 2nd Choir, Gloria, One Acts Leonard J. DeLooff ............... 157 Conrad St., N.E. Ir. Honor Society, Ir. Revue, Science Club Rene DeMayer .............. 1884 Three Mile Rd., N.E. Cross Country, Track, C-Club Elizabeth A. Dennis ............ 2050 Leonard Rd., N.E. Amicitia, Latin Club, Echo, Quill 8z Scroll, Circula- tion Stlali, Ir. 81 Sr. Honor Societies, Future Teach- ers, Jr. Revue, Student Council, Courtesy Squad, One Acts, Senior Play Susan Dent ................. 1819 Oakwood Ave., N.E. Amicitia, Horizon Club, Circulation Staff, Ir. Revue, Y-Teens, 2nd Choir, Jr. Amateur Hour Michael D. DeVin'e ............. 579 Prospect Ave., S.E. R.O.T.C., Bars 81 Chevrons, A.V.E., Library Club, Drill Team, R.O.T.C. Choir Arlene J. DeVries ............ 2035 Diamond Ave., N.E. Ir. Revue, Sr. Y-Teens, Horizon Club, Glee Club, A.B. Keith R. DeVries ............ 2462 Oakwood Ave., N.E. Debate, Echo, Science Club, Jr. Revue, Ir. 81 Sr. Honor Societies M. Lynne DeWinter .......... 1022 Northlawn St., N.E. Ir. 81 Sr. Honor Societies, Quill 81 Scroll, Latin Club, Jr. Revue, One Acts, Gloria, Student Council Carol A. DeYoung ............. 2468 Sinclair Ave., N.E. A.B.,.A Cappella Choir, Gloria, Y-Teens, Bible Club, Horizon Club Walter E. Doege ................ 1343 Walnut St., N.E. R.O.T.C., Bars 8: Chevrons, A.V.E., Rifie Team Ruth A. Dolsey ................ 123 Burr Oak St., N.E Jr. 8z Sr. Honor Societies, Jr. Revue, Ir. Amateur Hour, Amicitia, A Cappella Choir, Gloria, Horizon Club, Madrigal Singers, Homecoming Cou1't Marsha E. Douthett ......... 2328 Dean Lake Rd., N.E . A.B., Circulation Staff, Saga Staff, Amicitia, Jr. Revue, Horizon Club, Jr. Honor Society Nancy M. Douthett .......... 3079 Three Mile Rd., N.E Saga Staff, Circulation Staff, Horizon Club, All-City A.B., Amicitia, Jr. Honor Society, 9-Y-Teens, Biol- ogy Club, Jr. Revue Dianne L. Dryer ............... 3643 Briggs Blvd., N,E Latin Club, A Cappella Choir, Sr. Y-Teens, Horizon Club, Amicitia, Madrigal Singers, Gloria, Jr. Revue, Circulation Staff Ronald L. Ehrlich ............ 1247 Hollywood St., N.E Baseball, Student Council, Courtesy Squad, Hi-Y, 2nd Choir, Gloria, Jr. Revue Sayla E. Emmert ................ 16 Burr Oak St., N.E Debate, Forensics, Courtesy Squad, A.B., Horizon Club, Amicitia, Bible Club, Y-Teens, Ir. Amateur Hour, Jr. Revue janet M. Empie ............. . . .408 Fernando St., N.E jr. Revue, Ir. Honor Society, Jr. Y-Teens D. Gail Endres ........... .... l 19 Caledonia St., N.E Y-Teens, Latin Club William D. English ............... 1747 Coit Ave., N.E A Cappella Choir, Gloria, Madrigal Singers Donald L. Ensing .................. 2220 Dawson, N.E Football, C-Club, Basketball Janet V. Fether ...... ..... . ..3l21 Plainfield Ave., N.E Editor of Echo, Saga Staff, Amicitia, Circulation Staff, Quill 8z Scroll K. Donald Fish ....... ..... 1 596 Perkins Ave., N.E Senior Band David R. Fleming .................. 230 Dale St., N.E Latin Club, Hi-Y, C-Club, One Acts, Gloria, Senior Play, Football, Track, Jr. Revue, Vice President of Sr. Class Regina F. Flynn ................. 262 Spencer St., N.E Amicitia, Library Club, Sr. Ushers, Y-Teens, Stu- dent Council Jayne C. Foote ............... 451 M,arywood Dr., N.E Jr. Revue, Jr. Amateur Hour, Amicitia, Quill 8: Scroll, Y-Teens, A.B., Courtesy Squad, Student Council, Circulation, Saga St,aH', Jr. Honor Society, Horizon Club Daisy M. Force ...... ..... 1 551 Ball Ave., N.E Circulation Staff Joan D. Foster ............. .... 5 9 Graceland St., N.E Amicitia, Echo Staff, Quill 8: Scroll, Horizon Club, Jr. Y-Teens, Cub Reporters, Jr. Revue Senior Directory Roy A. Franks ................... 1616 Coit Ave., N.E Jr. Revue, Jr. Amateur Hour, Courtesy Squad, Track, Hi-Y, C-Club Nancy A. Freeman ................ 531 Knapp St., N.E Horizon Club, A.B., Sr. Y-Teens, Saga Staff, Amicitia, Courtesy Squad, Jr. Revue Natalie J. Freeman ................ 531 Knapp St., N.E A.B., Horizon Club, Jr. Ushers, Glee Club, Courtesy Squad, Saga Staff, Sr. Y-Teens, Amicitia L Sandra A. Frohardt. .............. 1441 Burke St., N.E Horizon Club, Saga Staff, Gloria, A Cappella Choir, Amicitia, Sr. Y-Teens Mary A. Fuerst .................. 804 Conger St., N.E Amicitia, Horizon Club, Jr. 81 Sr. Ushers, Biology Club, Y-Teens, Student Council, Jr. Revue, Glee Club, Courtesy Squad Nancy L. Gates ........ .... Z 320 Foster St., N.E Glee Club Shirley A. Gaubas. . . .... 2545 Foster Ave., N.E Gloria E. A. Gee .... .. .1528 Walnut St., N.E Music Janice L. German ............... . .755 Knapp St., N.E Amicitia, Jr. Revue, Circulation Staff, 9-Y-Teens, Courtesy Squad, A.B., Jr. 81 Sr. Ushers Richard W. Gilchrist .......... 1018 Coldbrook St., N.E Courtesy Squad Ryan R. Gillette ....... ..... 2 122 Edgewood Ave., N.E. R.O.T.C., C-Club, Football, Track, Jr. Revue Sally Y. G1-ass ................... 726 Dorroll St., N.E. Jr. Revue, Amicitia, Cheerleader, A Cappella, Gloria, Student Council, Horizon Club, Latin Club, Courtesy Squad, Circulation Staff, Saga Staff, Jr. Amateur Hour, Senior Play, One Acts, Sr. Y-Teens Glenn R. Gray .................... 26 Travis St., N.W. Phyllis A. Greenland ...... 5167 Grand River Dr., N.E. Jr. Honor Society, A.B., Amicitia, Jr. Revue, A Cap- pella Choir, Gloria, Sextet, Bible Club, O-ne Acts, Senior Play Jerome H. Gunnett .............. 3264 Essex Ave., N.E Hi-Y, Football, Jr. Revue, Grinders Beverly F. Haas ................ 829 Oaklawn St., N.E Jr. Sz Sr. Y-Teens, Latin Club, Jr. Revue, Courtesy Squad, Horizon Club, Gloria, A Cappella Choir, Amicitia, Senior Play, One Acts Ruth A. Haenke ................ 1426 North Ave., N.E Y-Teens, Horizon Club, Jr. Revue, Jr. Honor So- ciety, Amicitia Richard L. Haken ............... 830 Burke Ave., N.E C-Club, Jr. 81 Sr. Honor Societies, Tennis, Student Council, Saga Staff, Science Club, Modelairs, Basket- ball, Debate, Swimming Team Dale R. Hansen .... ............ 7 10 Marietta St., N.E Basketball, Baseball, Modelairs, Hi-Y, A Cappella Choir Jacqueline J. Happie. .......... ...2061 Ontario, N.E A Cappella Choir, Courtesy Squad, Gloria, Bible Club Anne R. Harding ................ 3521 Coit Ave., N.E Jr. Revue, Amicitia, Future Nurses Club Frank R. Harper ............. . . .3410 Coit Ave., N.E Modelaires, Tennis Cross Country, Band, Jr. Revue, Grinders Stanley J. Hendricks ............. 850 Eleanor St., N.E Hi-Y, Biology Club, Bars Sz Chevrons, Cheer Leader, Science Club Jerry D. Hoag. ............. 1640 Plainfield Ave., N.E Hi-Y, Gloria, Jr. Revue, C-Club, Sr. Band, Jr. Amateur Hour Carl R. Hoogerland .... ..... 1 514 Forrest Ave., N.E John R. Hooker .............. 905 Hollywood St., N.E Track, Cross Country, Science Club, C-Club, Foot- ball Judith M. Hoover ........... 2361 Oakwood Ave., N.E Jr. Revue, Amicitia, Latin Club, A.B., Jr. Honor Society, 9-Y-Teens, Echo Staff, Quill 81 Scroll, Hori- zon Club, Jr. Ushers, Gloria, One Acts, Sr. Play Patricia L. Hough ............ 1043 Coldbrook St., N.E A.B., Courtesy Squad, Circulation Staff, Amicitia, Biology Club, Jr. Revue Dave B. Houk ................ 2425 Valentine St., N.E Jr. Revue, Jr. Sz Sr. Honor Societies, C-Club, Sci- ence Club, Jr. 8z Sr. Class President, Cross Country, Track, Gloria Katherine M. Huisman ....... ..31 Howland St., N.W Saga Staff, Amicitia, Jr. Revue C. David Hyde ..... .. ..... 1342 Buffalo Ave., N.E Ella D. Hyrns ...... . ..... 14 Dale St., N.E T. Michael Jackson ............. 18 Elmwood St., N.E Hi-Y, Latin Club, Jr. 81 Sr. Honor Societies, Amateur Hour, Jr. Revue, Tennis, Courtesy Squad, Student Council, Madrigals, A Cappella Choir, Gloria, Mathematics Club, Science Club, Sr. Ushers Kenneth E. Jerome .............. 941 4 Mile Rd., N.E. Cross Country, Basketball, Sr. Band, Jr. Revue, Gloria, C-Club, Hi-Y, Science Club, Courtesy Squad Elizabeth A. Joyce ........ 2129 Emerald Lake Dr., N.E. Amicitia, Jr. Revue, Courtesy Squad, A.B., 9-Y- Teens, Biology Club, Student Council Nancy M. Keeling .......... 4939 East Belt Line, N.E. Amicitia, Horizon Club, Jr. Revue, Saga Staff, Cour- tesy Squad, Sr. Ushers, Student Council Senior Directory Marilyn A. Ketelaar... ..... 1013 Dorroll St., N.E. Joyce L. Klooster .... .... 3 543 Vineyard Ave., N.E Francis M. Kooiman ........,, 4121 Plainfield Rd., N.E Horizon Club, A.B., Jr. Sr Sr. Honor Societies, Jr. Revue, Echo Staff, Amicitia, Gloria, One Acts Bernard E. Kranenberg ...... 1008 Beechwood St., N.E R.O.T.C. Bars 81 Chevrons, Rilie Team Lawrence J. Krzykwa ........ 1004 Diamond Ave., N.E Richard H. Labotz ............. 1141 Union Ave., N.E. Football, B-asketball, Hi-Y, Mathematics Club, Cour- tesy Squad, Science Club, C-Club Jean A. Lacey .................. 258 Spencer St., N.E Glee Club, Jr. Sr Sr. Ushers, Student Council, A.B., Library Club, Y-Teens, Bible Club Harold M. Lamach ................ 312 Dean St., N.E Bars 8z Chevrons, R.O.T.C., Jr. Ushers, Saga Staff, Color Guard, A.V.E. Marjorie A. Landstra ........ 1117 Coldbrook St., N.E Glee Club, Jr. Revue Judith C. Larson ............ 1164 Hollywood St., N.E. Majorette, Jr. Ushers, All City A.B., Amicitia, Horizon Club, Circulation Staff, Sr. Sz 9-Y-Teens, Jr. Revue, Amateur Hour, Znd. Choir, Gloria, Courtesy Squad, Saga Staff, One Acts Virgie L. Lewis ................... 2827 Belknap, N.E. Nancy R. Lindeman ............ 2359 Foster Ave., N.E Saga Staff, Courtesy Squad, Horizon Club, Amicitia, Jr. Sz Sr. Ushers, Jr. Revue, Y-Teens William C. Lipke .............. 463 Cheshire Dr., N.E. Gloria, Senior Play, Jr. Revue, Latin Club, Hi-Y, Band, Orchestra, Jr. Amateur Hour, Golf Team, Courtesy Squad, R.O.T.C., Student Council, Science Club Frieda A. Lobbezoo ............... 1236 Emerald, N.E Jr. Honor Society, Jr. Revue, Latin Club, Sr. Ushers, Horizon Club, Courtesy Squad, Student Council, Glee Club, Amicitia, Future Nurses Nancy A. Long .............. 600 Woodridge St., N.E Jr. Revue Patricia F. Lundstrom ........ 2413 College Ave., N.E Sr. Ushers, Horizon Club, Jr. Revue, Amicitia, Jr. Y-Teens, Homecoming Court Carol Malcolm ................ 917 Emerald Ave., N.E. A.B., Biology, Circulation Staff, Courtesy Squad, Jr. Revue, Senior, Y-Teens Richard M. Maloney ..... .... 8 32 Northlawn St., N.E. Dolores J. Markoski ........... 431 Graceland St., N.E. A Cappella Choir, Y-Teens, A.B., Jr. Revue, Gloria Bonna J. Marston ................ 101 Palmer St., N.E. Amicitia, Jr. Revue, Glee Club Marilyn A. Mayhew .......... 3101 Plainfield Ave., N.E Horizon Club, Jr. Revue Donald R. Meyers ............. 885 Arlington St., N.E. Norman J. Mieras ............ 2469 Sinclair Ave., N.E Carolyn A. Miller ........... 1104 Hollywood St., N.E Y-Teens, Glee Club, Znd. Choir Jack O. Misner .............. 1775 Lamberton Lake Dr. Band, Track, Cross Country, C-Club Joyce E. Mol ................... 820 Spencer St., N.E Jr. Honor Society, Amicitia, Horizon Club, Glee Club, Courtesy Squad, Jr. Ushers Sharon A. Monahan .......... 2114 Emerald Ave., N.E. Jr. Review, Circulation Staff, Amicitia, Courtesy Squad, One Acts William G. Monje ....... .... 2 567 Leonard St., N.E Liselotte Neweklowsky .......... 307 Sligh Blvd., N.E Horizon Club, Amicitia, Second Choir Arlene E. Nielsen ............... 639 Leonard St., N.E Saga Staff, Jr. Revue, Glee Club, Sr. Ushers, Ma- jorettes, 9-Y-Teens James E. Nielsen... ..... 952 Hollywood St., N.E John A. Nyholt ..... .... 1 502 Tamarack Ave., N.E Jr. Revue Betty L. Oliver .................. 767 Knapp St., N.E A Cappella Choir, Jr. Ushers, Y-Teens, Biology Club, A.B., Jr. Revue, Gloria, Bible Club Beverly A. Olson ............. 216 Boltwood Dr., N.E One Acts, Jr. Revue, Amicitia, Horizon Club, 9-Y- Teens, Amateur Hour, Latin Club, Saga Staff, Gloria, Circul-ation Staff, Sr. Play, Future Teachers Donna A. Oom ....... .............. 4 0 Page St., N.E Glee Club, Orchestra, Student Council, Bible Club, 9-Y-Teens, Jr. Revue, Amicitia, Horizon Club, Cour- tesy Squad Laurel A. Paasche ............ 118 Burr 'Oak St., N.E Quill 81 Scroll, Echo Staff, Sr. Sz Jr. Honor Society, A Cappella Choir, Amicitia, Horizon Club, Gloria, Jr. Revue, Circulation Staff, A.B., Student Council, Sec. of Jr. Class, Snow Queen Dyanne Pembroek .............. 2137 Rowe Ave., N.E. Bible Club, Biology Club, Glee Club, 9-Y-Teens Kay A. Peck ...................... 628 Byers St., N.E Y-Teens, Courtesy Squad, Circulation Staff, Debate, Jr. Revue Joan M. Pennington ........ 3219 Riverview Ave., N.E. Echo Staff, Quill Sz Scroll, English Workshop, Amicitia Jerome F. Priebe ............ 1244 Mayfield Ave., N.E. Band, Orchestra, Latin Club, Hi-Y, Jr. Revue, Sr. Play, Football, Track, Gloria Senior Directory Rita M. Prusinski ..... ........ 1 018 Malta St., N.E Joyce A. Quigley ............ 953 Beechwood St., N.E Saga Staff, Courtesy Squad, Jr. Revue, One Acts, Gloria, Amicitia, Latin Club, Circulation Staff, Jr. 81 Sr. Ushers, Glee Club Rhea R. Raven ............... 820 Lamberton St., N.E One Acts, Horizon Club, Senior Play, Future Nurses Club Gary L. Reames ..... ..... 1 50 Ann St., N.E Baseball Betty L. Remenak ............ 843 Graceland St., N.E Y-Teens, Horizon, Amicitia, Znd. Choir, Cheerleader, Latin Club, Gloria, A.B., Jr. Revue Mary K. Riley .................. 343 Spencer St., N.E Jr. Revue Sandra L. Rison .... ......... 1 051 Short St., N.E Dian M. Roersma .......... 2525 Dean Lake Ave., N.E Jr. Revue, Courtesy Squad, 9-Y-Teens, Student Council Irma A. Rosely. ............. 1344 Ashland Ave., N.E Jr. 8: Sr. Ushers, Horizon Club, A.B., Courtesy Squad, Glee Club, Homecoming Queen Frank D. Roest .................. 501 3 Mile Rd., N.E Caroline V. Rosenzweig ......... 3169 Fuller Ave., N.E Jr. Revue, Glee Club Marcia A. Rutkoskey .......... 2020 Eastern Ave., N.E Circulation Staff, Glee Club, Jr. Revue, Jr. Sz Sr. Honor Society, Courtesy Squad, Amicitia, Jr. Revue, Horizon Club G. Paul Sage ................... 1127 Dorroll St., N.E. Tennis, Science Club, Ushers, Jr. Honor Society, Modelaires, A.V.E. Ruth A. Scholtens ................ 758 4 Mile Rd., N.E. Circulation Staff, Sr. Ushers, Amicitia, Beverly J. Schultz .............. 2519 Foster Ave., N.E. Marci-a J. Shafer .................. 238 Cedar St., N.E Jr. 8x Sr. Y-Teens, Band, Horizon Club, Jr. Revue, Courtesy Squad, Amicitia, Saga Staif Sharon K. Shotwell ........ 2059 Swensberg Ave., N.E A Cappella Choir, Cheerleader, Jr. Revue, Amicitia, Circulation Staff, Horizon Club, 9-Y-Teens, Latin Club, Gloria, Jr. Honor Society Jerrold A. Shupe ................ 959 Oaklawn St., N.E Mathematics Club Norma J. Siereveld ............ 2414 Sinclair Ave., N.E. Sr. Honor Society, Amicitia, Student Council, Hori- zon Club, Jr. Class Vice-President, Gloria, Jr. Revue, Echo Staff, Circulation Staff, A Cappella Choir, Future Teachers, Quill 81 Scroll, All-City A.B. Janette R. Simpson ............ 2035 Duiker Ave., N.E Jr. Revue, Sr. Y-Teens, Jr. Honor Society, Sr. B.and, Horizon Club, A.B., Amicitia, Saga Staff Ronald A. Spaeth ................ 146 Knapp St., N.E. C-Club, Hi-Y, Courtesy Squad, Tennis, Gloria, Jr. Revue, Orchestra, Latin Club, Science Club, Basket- ball, R.O.T.C., Bars 8: Chevrons, Senior Play Gerald F. Springfield ............ 716 Spencer St., N.E. R.O.T.C. Sally J. Steed .................... 221 Travis St., N.E. Horizon Club, Sr. Ushers, Courtesy Squad, Student Council Sandra L. Stover ................. 111 Travis St., N.E. A Cappella Choir, Gloria, Y-Teens, Jr. Revue F. Thomas Stuit ............... 479 Cheshire Dr., N.E. Ronald J. Stuit .................. 3331 Fulton St., N.E. Jr. Revue, A Cappella Choir, Hi-Y, Jr. Honor So- ciety, Gloria, Senior Play Susan L. Swanson .......... 1464 Woodworth St., N.E. Jr. Revue, A.B., Horizon Club, Amicitia, A Cappella Choir, Gloria, Courtesy Squad, Sr. Y-Teens Warren W. Taylor .......... 1842 Diamond Ave., N.E. Football, Hi-Y, Jr. Revue, R.O.T.C., Science Club, Courtesy Squad, Gloria, Senior Play Mary L. TenHave ............ 3515 Briggs Blvd., N.E Latin Club, All-City A.B., A Cappella Choir, Jr. Y-Teens, Amicitia, Horizon Club, Madrigal Singers, Gloria, Jr. Revue, Jr. 8: Sr. Honor Societies, Cour- tesy Squad, Student Council, Future Nurses Margaret P. Terpstra .......... 1127 Union Ave., N.E All-City A.B., Jr. 8a Sr. Ushers, Horizon Club, 9- Y-Teens, Circulation Staff, Future Nurses, Student Council Lawrence R. Tharp ............ 1606 Leonard St., N.E Pres. of Student Council, Science Club, Saga Staff, R.O.T.C., Bars Sz Chevrons, Jr. Sz Sr. Honor So- cieties, Quill 8z Scroll, Latin Club Betty J. Thompson ................ 253 Dean St., N.E Y-Teens, A Cappella Choir, Gloria Harold I. Townshend .......... 2906 Belknap Rd., N.E Football Robert Trevan .... ..... 2 8 Ann St., N.W R.O.T.C. John C. Uithol ............. - ..... 3282 Townsend, N.E. Band, Orchestra, Track, Tennis, Cross Country, Jr. Revue, Gloria, Hi-Y, C-Club, Science Club, Model- airs, Mathematics Club Richard C. VanderStel ........ 2332 Monroe Ave., N.W. Janet L. VanderVoord ....... .... 2 556 Fuller Ave., N.E Circulation Staff, Amicitia, Courtesy Squad Janice F. VanderWerf ...... 5183 Grand River Dr., N.E Jr. Revue, Jr. 8: Sr. Ushers, Jr. Y-Teens, Amicitia, Horizon Club, Glee Club, Bowling Club, Courtesy Squad Frances K. Vander Zouwen. .1018 Lafayette Ave., N.E. Sr. Band, Sr. Y-Teens, Bible Club, Amicitia, A.B. 1 1 Senior Directory Ronald L. VanDyke .............. 1542 Cole Ave., N.E. Paul R. Webster ........ .... 9 16 Prospect Ave., N.E. Basketball, Football, Modelairs, Band, Orchestra, A Cappella Choir, Gloria Kenneth L. VanPutten ..... .... 1 14 Knapp St., N.E Shirley A. VanRee ................ 214 Palmer St., N.E Amicitia Club, Ticket Club, Sr. Ushers, Horizon Club, Jr. Revue, Sr. Y-Teens, Biology Club Bonita M. VanValkenberg .......... 132 Page St., N.E Y-Teens, Sr. Band, Horizon Club, A.B., Amicitia, Jr. Revue, Saga Staff, Jr. Honor Society Janet A. VanWingen ............. 405 Hoover St., N.E Student Council, Echo Staff, Quill 8: Scroll, Circula- . tion Staff, Jr. Sz Sr. Honor Societies, Jr. Revue, Future Teachers, All-City A.B., Amicitia, Latin Club ' Susan J. Vibert .............. 1334 Hollywood St., N.E. Jr. Revue, Latin Club, Amicitia, Horizon Club, Courtesy Squad, Student Council Mary L. Viergever .......... 840 Northwood St., N.E Amicitia Club, Cheerleader, Jr. Revue, A Cappella Choir, Horizon Club, Sr. Y-Teens, Latin Club, Cir- culation Staff, Saga Staff, Courtesy Squad, All-City A.B., Gloria, Madrigal Singers, Amateur Hour, Future Teachers, Senior Play, One Acts C. Larry Vroman ............ 514 North Park St., N.E. Student Council, A.V.E., Bars 8: Chevrons, Science Club, Jr. Revue Betty J. Wallace ..... ..... 1 402 Cedar St., N.E. Donna M. Walters ..... .... 2 925 Botsford, N.E Jr. Revue M. Barbara Watkins .............. 907 Knapp St., N.E Jr. Revue, Amateur Hour, Jr. Y-Teens, Orchestra, Future Nurses Carol A. Watrous ................. 27 Colfax St., N.E Y-Teens, Horizon Club, Saga Stall, Jr. Revue, Band, Courtesy Squad, Amicitia Jr. Revue, Bible Club Betty L. Weersma ........... 3039 Shadyside Dr., N.E. Amicitia, Student Council, Gloria, A.V.E., Amateur Hour, Jr. Revue, A Cappella Choir, Bowling Club Patricia L. Wesorick ..... . ...... 1259 Ford Ave., N.E. Circulation Staff Mgr., Amicitia Donald J. Westrate .... .... 2 138 Rowe Ave., N.E. R.O.T.C. Bernard J. White .............. ..... 1 074 Maybelle Football, Basketball, C-Club Eleanor R. Wildeboer ..... ....... 5 38 Eleanor St., N.E. Ticket Club, Jr. Honor Society, Sr. Ushers, Glee Club, Horizon Club, Jr. Revue, Sr. Y-Teens J,ack A. Wilson .................... 100 Dean St., N.E. Football, Basketball, C-Club, Hi-Y Lois A. Wolbers ............. . . .1402 Walnut St., N.E. Norda J. Wollney .............. 410 Marietta St., N.E. A.B., Jr. Revue, Horizon Club, Bowling Club, Saga Staff, Jr. Honor Society, Homecoming Court E. Drex Wonzer ................. 742 Eleanor St., N.E. Band, Orchestra, Jr. Revue, Track, Mathematics Club, Science Club, Student Council Marilyn R. Woolpert ............ 1568 Coit Ave., N.'E. Bible Club, One Acts, Glee Club, 2nd. Choir, Gloria Daniel Wozniak .............. 1714 Freeman Ave., N.E. Margaret J. Young ............ 878 Arlington St., N.E. Y-Teens, Jr. Revue, Future Nurses Club Sandra L. Yokom ............ 1826 Monroe Ave., N.E. Glee Club, Amicitia, Jr. Revue, Courtesy Squad, Horizon Club, Orchestra 'lun' AJ will 1 x '- ' 3157 i. K www., X 1 1 1 11052 sy 54551 'hand N ww' ,f'.+'5 7Z -...A ' ' Q ' 'aa vw A . My 1 .S , x' -1 AV ,. 1 Lx., . 2 T W-'L 4 4 3 4 X , xr ,, J' NN ,, K X gsigix L Q? X2 A W X-f ' af ff A x Y-+iaJTKi.Q Hkwka, Q5 qu. p, , ff X , ,x Faculty .............. 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