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

Text from Pages 1 - 143 of the 1956 volume:

53 A , L L S00 f I 'XMJ afff-Affaf' J w! ?-4'.vfff IL! X sf ,e Y f fl 7 if ,ff '1 53 'J fi f7L,,5w.2f: '7 1-ff Published by Students of Creston High School Grand Rapids, Michigan ..,p--v .::t '- Y f -L f .gk-ljfbz-QEIIQW, Biff YL FY' gm. Lu LI. LLL Q, 1 L LL .. vt ::- ' .- gkt ' 2 fl , .. LI- LLL lv I-I Ln v , L , 1 1. 1 L L I, ,,k L Lv. u. L LL ' L u.:-u. 4 f vw L 'li m'iTiT J E LL Ll-I. L LU- 5+ 5: f' .110 r Q? Q 1 QM' 1 UN. t vu. LL 13 ,IIT- X ' e'e4p,affe:,.1+: f L 414 Y Il X . 1 - - -wr K ...- , ..... V' 'Sain' ,Mgt Q, ,.... + L r 11 ' L. . . ' ... 1 ,L - Q' .5 L- h H5 'fn - L t tn ' - ' ' lillill f --' ' LL ,' -X , ' u . L 'L L 'N QL -'ll 1:5 LLL L 1 H LL L : rn f 44 L ' -iii-iff at a tt! .t 1. - Wa 2-ff--msrsifi . . J as u. 'E C b- fyf ' ' ' f u- ts an ,, 1 '7. ' I E I n icy ':., - T i , - Q ' tl. LLL. L' :Hiya lim a fs rm.. 'W ,.fI.1'f'-2 ' ' A ml ' 'Z 'V T I 1 A 1 In-a-44,2-, , ' LF4igq - u-115 'L ' Yi -' Q 1-5.7 -:1 sf: -Yi A A , .. - ,l Ahif f f. ' . , A , V , -... vfnvrf,,,, .411,...,,y- r,.f,.,,.f4,, ,pv'a-- --1-. 4' .L-,, 1-, , Y -1- 'Y ? Q , 5 i ,- --I ,l ll I !l'flf4? m L E' Eli. L : 1 . i LLLEEEEE? L S-,L RL VE' 2- LJ , - , - 1 f ,I E , , , f, ' ' 4 f'fZ?f.,ffffff.'f L' fg gix v--u-f'- 'fr-zzfln-,431 ' V. Q-Yafv-at., ffff -, i Y'?p+v:f:e ff-ng-vw nfrfilrxn 5 This is your SAGA. Somewhere between its covers you will find someone you know, a familiar place, and a mem- ory of something you have done. We hope, as you look at the story of Creston in 1956 as told in your SAGA, you will spend many happy hours in reverie - re-living parties, plays, athletic contests - but, most of all, remembering friends. Again, this is your book. You, the people - your clubs -your social life-your activities -we have tried to cover it all. :Y 31.44 of confenf, Qzaculiq . . 7-I6 Swarm . . I7-34 Wmleacladfi . . 35-56 Naizaifzea . . 57-68 M, . . Spam . . 111-130 Swan fbueoiaaq . 1311135 1 e D566.i. V V leckcafion P What is more important -to any school than a good teacher who can also be a good friend to his students? Believing he combines the wisdom, the tolerance, and the love for learning necssary to a good fteacher with the sense of humor and the friendly manner essential for fostering friendships with young people, the Staff of the 1956 .SAGA wishes to dedicate its efforts to Mr. John A. Row-ell, teacher and friend. Mr. Rowell ca-me to Creston in 1954 as a teacher in the English department. He has made himself an important part of the school with his teachingg his work as adviser of the school newspaper, the ECHOg and his technical direction of many of the school's theatrical productions. Bu-t even more important to those of us who have become his friends, we have been influenced by his everfpresent desire to combine the spirit of truth with the spirit of fr-eedom. As Mr. Rowell leaves Creston we of the SAGA staff wish to express our feelings by quoting from Henry Adams: A teacher affects eternityg he can never tell where his influence stops. . C. Buss Boys' Honor Trophy 1l1gg Boys' Faculty Service Award Junior High Scholarship Cup ' e. - Marion N. Spencer Memorial Trophy Creston P.T.A. Girls' Honor Trophy 6 Ensign Walter Wood Jr. Science Memorial Trophy Girls' Faculty Service Award Senior High Scholarship Cup 'ff you fzaue knowledge, fefoiflfefvi availed bf 42 -Fuller- 3 Mr. Russell L. Waters, new principal at Creston High School, looks up to welcome a student to his office. Transferred last fall from Burton Junior High School, Mr. Waters has already made himself an integral part of the school scene. Miss Dorothy H. Lawyer in her capacity as assistant principal does much of the detail work of administration of the school, but still finds time to welcome with a smile and a word of greeting all who come to her office. Mr. Russell L. Waters assumed the task of leading Creston's faculty and student body when he undertook his duties as principal this fall. He replaced Mr. Howard W. Wickett who was promoted to the position of Director of Secondary Schools of the City of Grand Rapids. Mr. Waters has worked with teachers and students to try to make Creston an even better place in which to go to school. One of his particular fields of interest is athletics, and he hopes to bring new spirit and life to the teams which represent our school. He is being ably assisted in the task of ad- ministration by Assistant Principal Dorothy H. Lawyer. In addition to many routine adminis- trative jobs, Miss Lawyer finds time to counsel Qalmfflgiellfa regarding both ffadsmigalgi personal problems. M Both Mr. Waters and Miss Lawyer are inter- ested in Crestonls students and in their activities and try to help them in every possible way as they proceed on their path to becoming mature and intelligent citizens -- first of Creston, then of Grand Rapids. 'I l Pupil Personnel Director Lowell McDougal is unfailing in his efforts to help Creston students adjust to the demands of school life. When Creston'sA doors were opened last fall, returning students noticed many chan-ges among the faculty members. We still welcome Mr. Wickett to our building on occasion, but his position as principal has been assumed by Mr. Waters. Other persons not returning to their familiar spots this year included Mr. VanKrimpen, Mr. Welch, Mr. Constant, Miss Rusch, Mr. Howland, and Mrs. Doerr. New teachers welcomed to the building were Miss Suzanne O'Neal, Mrs. Ruth Smith, Mr. Charles Chase, Mr. Harold Snyder, and Mr. Gene Blossom. To Mr. joe McGee, who also began teaching here last fall, September must have seemed like a Homecoming, for he was a popular Creston graduate of 1944. ,xrrszw--vm' im: W- M Mr. Orville Scoville's task at Creston is to assist in keeping attendance regular. To mention all the ways in which the faculty helps Creston students would be a virtual impos- sibilityg however, we' would like to mention the fact that practically every teacher in addition to teaching five hours every day assumes the respon- sibility for direction of at least one extracurricular activity. Coaches, conductors of musical groupsg dramatics, debate, and forensic directors, publica- tions advisers, sponsors of various clubs and or- ganizations, session room teachers-all these people give liberally of their time, talents, and energies to helping Creston students develop all facets of their character and abilities. 1 1 school office running efficiently but make friendly contact with students who desire information or help. Miss Lorraine Adams, art teacher, is active with the Friends of Arts organization of the Grand Rapids Art Gallery. Mrs. Audrey Bird teaches the seventh graders English, math, and geography. l 3, , M tt, 1 ' ,L ,A - ' iff- I , '- H xfsgftfg -' - fif' , '-f . :-: - - ::Qg5 ' :..., ,g we .,: 5: mg- Z Q Mr. Gene Blossom, a new- comer to Creston, teaches physiology and biology. ' '- if R Mr. Charles Chase came to Creston the second semester to teach retail selling. 10 Mr. Donald Black, who teaches English, coaches football and basketball. Mr. Jay Rens and Mr. Martin L. Vanwingen are advisers of the senior and junior classes of Creston. Mr. Rens in addition to a busy sched- ule as teacher of economics finds time to provide wise guidance for all the activities of an eventful senior year, including that highlight of all, grad- uation day. To Mr. VanWingen falls the job of assisting the juniors as they branch out into the varied activities of upperclassmen-the Amateur Hour, the Revue, and the Prom. Y: , E ,JH . K if g ff ii 5 1 I--T . -,,,-A . G jj gig ' L i,ij '5 Y f' :lie ZLIZXEBF' If ., jg Mr. John DeVoe teaches in- strumental music and con- ducts the band and orchestra. Miss Doris Dunham teaches Mr. David England is active Mrs. JoAnn England, home history and sponsors the teaching history and manag- economics -instructor, works Amicitia Club. ing the book store. with the future cogks of America. w ' Discussing prolalems of mutual interest are Miss 'Marjorie Matthews, chairman of the mathematics department, and inath teachers Mr. Harold Japinga and Mr. William Col- ison. New adviser of the Echo Staff this year was Mr. John Rowell, English teacher. Mr. Harold Feringa, English Mr- Edwin Frederickson in- Mr. Frank Goodwin can be teacher, is well known also Sm-ICYS the b0YS in machine found directing the A'CaP' for his Sponsoring of A,V,E, shop. pella choir and other vocal and the Bible Club. groups. 11 ' 4 WMM . -fs. .,,5aggg:,faf. 7 . f 1111,-, H ., , H., ,,,. as ...- . -f-, - ' - Jig ..f' af5 - ' f, fi. - ' ,ma 55555, sf -., , - -i,.1,.s .: if . :f2:.' .. ' U - 32 ' ' 2:21:22 42.3.2 fi 5 15121 1 . M Qs. sa' i .f Mrs. Doris Green teaches a fMr. William Haken not only Mr- Charles Hunt assists boys seventh-grade fused program I W teaches in the commercial 1 in wood shop classes. and advises the newly-formed department but coaches ten- Junior High Student Council. nis and advises the cheer- leaders. Miss Harriet Daniels, Miss Aida Hoekstra, and Miss Esther Thomasma have an area of common interest -the teaching of English. Mr. Norman Tock and Mr. Emery Toogood interest many of the students in printing and mechanical drawing. so 1 r Miss Hallie John, besides Mr. Robert Johnson, math- Miss Norma-jones, one of teaching English, h9lPS m3flY ematics teacher, coaches bas' our librarians, is always ready students in the English work ketball and football. and willing to help students. shop. 12 i 1 A Miss Frances Kilstrom is the Mr. Earl Knutson teaches Miss Rita Lally, commercial girls athletic director and mathematics and sponsors the teacher, can be found work- A.B. fAurora Borealis, spon- Senior High Student Coun- ing hard on the Saga. sor. ci . Miss Marguerite Eness, typing teacher, and Miss Esther Wise, bookkeeping and commercial arithmetic teacher, are help- ful in giving students many pointers for success in the business world. Miss Eness also washes Spanish. Miss Dorothy Bean, history department chairman, meets with Mrs. Caroline Glenn and Miss Mary Windt, teachers of govemment and history, respectively. ,MAWAK Miss Frances Lanke helps Mr. Joe McGee, seventh Mr, Raymond O'Malley is students with many art pro- grade teacher, is one of our one gf C1-egtmfs many his- jects. coaches. tory teachers. i 13, Miss Suzanne O'Neal is our Mrs. Evelyn Ostrander teach- Miss Eugenia Schmitz, our new junior high music teacher. es biology and physiology head librarian, sponsors the and sponsors the Senior Library Club. Honor Society. Giving forth with the scientific ap- proach are Mr. Harold Carlyon, sci- ence department chairman, Mr. Ger- ritt Wassenaar, physics instructor, and Mr. Harold Snyderwhose teaching in- terest is biology. Surveying work done by a student are Mrs. Ruth Smith, Miss Peggy Smith, and Miss Lydia Croninger, teachers of Home Economics. 14 sl. I Mr. Gil Powers and Sgt. William Friske work with Miss Lois Conrad, new head of the English depart boys in gym classes and the R.O.T.C. ment, also teaches speech and dramatics Teachers of civics Mr. Paul Bowersox and Mr. Gene Kaye are standing near one of the tools of their trade-a map of the State of Michigan. ' .:,.- 4 M Miss Elizabeth Schneider Mr. Henry Schrump teaches Mrs. Sadie Stowell teaches teaches English. Civics and history and coaches Latin and sponsors the Latin baseball. Club' Some of the people who work behind the scenes at Creston-the Custodial Staff: Mrs. George, Mr. Pfieffer, Mr. Laude, Mr. Beals, Mr. DeWitt, Mr. Giles, Mr. Rens. Missing from the pic- ture is Chief Engineer, Mr. Glen Cav- ner. arenf-jeacAer dziociafion. Most people fail to realize work done for the benefit of Creston High School students by people who are not actually visible on the school scene. Such a group of people are represented in the pic' ture below-the officers of the Parentffeachers Association. Meetings of thc P.T.A. are held monthly during the school year. Programs are designed to acquaint parents with the activities of their children in school and to help them understand their children's problems. Chief moneyfraising project for the year was a magazinefselling contest in which the Student Council cofoperated. P.T.A. Funds are spent on projects which benefit the school and the students. S Treasurer Mrs. Herbert Paasche, President Mr. Joseph Vanlfflooys, Teacher Vice-President Mr. Harold Feringa, Mother Vice-President Mrs. A. Harvey Smits, Recording Secretary 'Mrs .Harold Lindeman. Not pictured are Father Vice- President Mr. Kirby Evans and Corresponding Secretary Mrs. William Marckini. 16 -adam ifse em! new -Pliny- Cfaaa of 1956 We finish to begin. These are the words used to describe the seniors who graduate on June 7 at Fountain Street Baptist Church. Our lives at Cresf ton may be ending, but new and more exciting ex' periences lie ahead. We will never forget, how' ever, the many activities we shared in here at Creston. As freshmen we really began our social life with the annual St. Pat's Prance. In the sophomore grade much time was spent preparing for our spring dance known as the Daisy Dip. As sophomores we had our first experience in electing class officers. Without hesitating we entered our junior year prepared to cope with anything. Our first activity was giving the annual Harvest Hopg this was folf lowed by the Junior Amateur'Hour and then the spectacuar United Nations junior Revue. Cer' tainly not to be forgotten was the JuniorfSenior Prom given in the Black and Silver Room at the Civic Auditorium. Now at last it was our turn-our turn to be looked up to as seniors. The year started as we elected the Homecoming Queen and her court. Deloris Kaboos and Tony Powell reigned as King and Queen at the Homecoming Dance, cofsponf sored by the Senior Class and the Alumni Associaf tion. Between semesters the Midfterm Mingle was given to raise money for our project. With the help of Nliss Thomasma and Miss Hoekstra, as well as the class adviser, Mr. Rens, we presented our senior play, Seven Sisters, which proved to be a big success. Dressfup Day, the annual banquet, and graduation night brought our senior year to a close. , Now we, the seniors of '56, are looking ahead- looking to the future. But we will never forget our four eventful years at Creston High School. Vice President Bonnie Schuhardt, Secretary Judy Thompson, Treasurer Tom Lannon, President John Gorman. Bill Anderson: Athlete and wit combined: a nicer guy is hard to findf' Sam Arrigo: A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Orville Ash: He was fond of school but always able to conceal it. Dorothy ,Asman: She must be doing something to be happy. ' Mary Bailey: In her quiet dignity lay her charm. Nickolas Baker: He's a hunter-women are his game. Malcolm Balk: Why worry-, I never do. Marie Bazen: Her welcome smile brings sunshine. A James Beckwith: What? Me worry? Charles Belliel: Troubles don't come knocking on my door. Connie Berg: A charming manner, comedy too, once a friend-ever true. William Beswick: Wit is an unexpected explosion of thought. James Biener: What's homework? Something to eat? Audrey Bischoff: Perhaps her stature is not tall, but nice things do come small. Charles Bissonette: Where fun and work clash, let all but fun smash. Gary Bliss: This is the age of foolishness. Let's make the most of it. William Boorstein: It's not that I'm such a wolf, it's just that you're such a lamb. Thomas Bowles: The word impossible is not in my vo- cabularyf' , ,, . I Q. .L X 2 'WIT ......L.L. N 13 La Donna Breen: Her ways are ways of pleasantnessf' Thomas Briggs: School? It's great if you don't overdo itf' Betty Lou Brock: Bashful sincerity in a true person. Jerry Brunsink: Blue eyes and a flirty smile? Charlene Buckel: Blond, blue-eyed, and a bomb. Carole Burwell: Always gracious with a smile, her ning ways get friends worth while. Terence Butler: He has a tendency to be happy. Virginia Byl: Pleasant to meet, nicer to know. Richard Calkins: Music is his business. Marilyn Christiansen: She has fun and does her work, for ne'er a duty will she shirk. Sharon Clark: A girl with home-fire in her eyes. Phyllis Collett: Her happiness is made to be shared. Cynthia Collins: It's silly to think, let,s talk. Arlene Conklin: Her heart is like the moong she glows with happiness. Barliara Coulter: She's always looking on the bright side o life. Darrel Coxon: I don't believe in love at first sight, but I believe in taking a second look? DeWayne Coxon: The voice with a smilef' Charles Cramer: His genius is capacity for evading hard work. win- f. y , AT' William Crame: A lion among the ladies is a dangerous thing. Albert Crandle: He with the carrot top head and the shy friendly smile. ' Patricia Crawford: She was a blond, but it was the twinkle in her eye that made her sparklef' Kathryn Davis: Full of pep and lots of fun, of those to succeed she'll be one. John DeBlaay: As much fun as he is tall, and he is the tallest of us allf' Ronald DeMaagd: High school days have their delights but they can't compare to high school nights. Patricia Dempsey: In each cheek appears a pretty dimple. x. Joyce Dent: Quietness is her loudest feature. Jean DeVlieger: She's quiet and shy with a twinkle in her eye. Doris DeVoogd: If any mischief can be done she's sure to take part. Gary DeYoung: He may 'look quiet, but look again. Patricia DeYoung: Be silent and safe-silence never betrays you. Glenda Douthett: She loves a little joke, she loves a little cheerg whenever you need her, she IS near. Philip Drebin: Dignified and distinguished? He certanly is 9, Walter Dunbar: Good humor makes all things tolerable. Peri Dutmers: A glow in her heart and a smile upon her facef' Bill Dyer: He's not lazy, but hurrying is not his pastime. Jean Ekkens: Quietly she tends to her own businessf' wi me 5 E eil' QW my 'Sim we wso 4 A . 1 R 5:-.,.,.e.:. :,:5-J ,wa Lewis Evans: In his face is the map of honor, truth, and loyalty. Andre Felix: Laugh, clown, laugh. Richard Feutz: The girls all sigh, he's quite the guy. Deanna Fisher: An innocent face, but you can never tell. Barbara Frederick: Her good works far outnumber her faults. Terrance Freybler: Modesty becomes a young man. Roger Fuller: 'I am a dreamer., Aren't we all? Wayne Fuller: Men of few words are the best men. Marcia Funk: Helpfulness is her second nature. Jana Gabrielse: Her sparkling brown eyes are the envy of manyf' Kenneth Gager: Variety is the spice of life, and he is always doing something different. , Maralyn Galloway: Oh, those beautiful raven locks and sparkling eyes. Mary Lou Gavinski: Name itg she can do it. David Gerow: A boy filled with cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrowsf, Roger Geske: Man about school. Joy Gilbert: Sweet, soft speaking, and sincere. Dave Goodman: The foundation for knowledge must be laid by reading. Arthur Goossen: The friendly boy who's always up to something. David Gordon: He can shed light on any situation. John Gorman: Why can't there be more like him. Donald Gretzingerzw His shiny grin goes well with a sunny outlook? Rosa Lea Grovenor: She's the kind of person you are proud to call your friend. Barbara Haenke: She takes knowledge in her stride. Carol Hanson: And what she set out to do she did. Terry Herman: The ladies found me: I am lost. Richard Hill: His future is well in her mind.', Joan Hoard: Peaches and cream complexion combined with blue eyes and personality. Ruth Ann Hodge: A girl with a million smiles. Frank Hoebeke: His eyes are blue, but not his smile. Nancy Hoffman: She's little, she,s wise, she's a terror for her size. La Forrest Holladay: Sparkling with wit, bubbling over with good humor. Marlyn Holquist: Sincerity, an admirable trait. Janice Hoogerwerf: It's not what you do, it's whatyyou K get away with. ' W Roberta Horton: Merrily she goes along. Barbara Hotop: I can do a thing if I want to. , Richard Hough: His chief occupation, killing time. Q ' fr' wa 5 g::xI. ..,,,af' - gg .... 1 . .., 1. . Ag , -'f .,... 'V - M.. - ..,, N a . aa.. at M i- S : E , Z 31, R .qi ,Z M Q 'IW' A ,, Y 3 .V .sk A J ' W 22- Jay Ide: Don't trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. Robert Imhoff: Few were his words, but wonderfully clear. Charlene jackson: A regular girl, sincere and loyal. Lawrence Johnson: The mysterious charm of the watcher. Marilyn Johnson: A laughing brook that never ceases to bubble. Deloris Kaboos: So few and far between can one be found like our Queen.', Barbara Kainz: She stays up nights and tries to figure out how to get to sleep! Lawrence King: Pm a smart guyg I just have a hard time convincing people. Tad Krajewski: Let every man be master of his time. Craig Krebs: The man who blushes is not quite a brute. James Kurtz: If a car was my only trouble, give me a thousand troubles. Carolyn Kurz: Quietness is her companion. Shirley Lacey: No wealth is like a quiet and happy mind. Louis Lamphear: A fast fellow-on the track team. Donna Landstra: She has that far away look in her eyes. Thhomas Lannon: Sorry, girls, heis an all-around athlete, ut a one woman man. George Leavell: Frequently within my brain I think a thought. - Roger Leggett: What's all this hustle, haste, and hurry- be like me, I never worry. 5. Carol Levenburg: One of the nicest persons who ever walked in shoe leather. John Ley: And who will ever forget him? Donald Lobbezoo: Everything comes to him who waits, so why hurry? David MacAulay: Slender and good looking describes him well. A Audrey McConnell: She makes the best better. Edward McGarvey: He has a way, and it's the right way. Nancy McKay: A rare compound of mischief and fun. Robert McKee: Although he's little and not velly tall, you always see him around the hall. Mary.Ann McLenithan: She may look quiet, but look again. Mary Kay Manglitzz Her best companions are quietness and peace. Barbara Margoles: Her eyes are always glancing, her feet are always dancing. Iames Marks: Let the world go as it may, I'll take it either way. Carol Mason: When she laughs, the world laughs with her. Alphonsus Marlow: The man with that military air. Clgarles Millard: PSI great men are dead, and I don't eel so we myse . Marilyn Misner: Petite, dark hair, and very likeable. Ruthanne Miller: An earnest girl with a kind heart. Ruth Ann Misner: She looks shy, but don't let looks fool you. Donald Montgomery: He's not only a gentleman, but a scholar and a right guy. Jacqueline Mulder: She has what it takes to get what she wants. Ethel Mullin: Personality, laughter and a charming blush. Barbara Musiala: She's a form of life and light. Nancy Nichoson: Maiden with meek brown eyes. George Noel: He lives in the crowd of jollity. Barbara Nordyke: She giggled then giggled because she had giggled. Beverly Nordyke: A happy smile for everyone and reliable too. Nancy Noordyke: She who knows when to speak knows too when to be silent. James Obuchciwski: He wears courtesy like a garment. Robert Ollman: Lots of mischief, lots of vim: happy-go- lucky, that's him. Marilyn Otte: What is life without a little fun mixed in. Duane Parker: A happy disposition is synonomous with a happy life. Karen Pearson: Her pleasing personality helps make many friends. William Pendergast: He finds delight in tormenting his neighbor. Bruce Peters: His cheeks are like the blushing cloud. Virginia Phillips: A friend who is swell and a good sport as well. Sharon Pikaart: A stranger late to our welcoming halls. Barbara Poggiani: Busy, never weary, happy, always cheery. Tina Poggiani: Tina, flirtatious Tina. Judith Pollie: Beauty is truth, truth is beauty. Richard Pollie: She said she didn't want to see me any- more so I tumed out the lights. Anthony Powell: Gangway, you other Romeos! Here I come. Hal Pullen: No sinner, nor a saint, perhaps, but well, the very best of chaps. Ruth.Ann Quigley: A good sport is she in everything. David Radford: Oh, the joy of living. Terry Rau: There is no difficulty which ambition and energy cannot conquer. Edward Rice: He's our athlete brave and bold. Look girls! That smile behold. Fl1yd,,Riegling: He speaks his thoughts whate'er they e u joal Ripstra: If wisdom were gold she'd be a millionaire. Donna Ritchie: Man are sweet and racious but she , Y g s excells them all. ' Van Robinson: A whiz at the keyboard. Carol Roest: She's a cutie, full of pep and impish fun. Dorothy Rogers: She may be small, but her heart is big. Phyllis Romkema: Her bubbling laughter is contagious. Gary Rose: He hears all, thinks much, and talks little. ..v. vi 1-Ii: ,EEE - . A A gms . 'i i New elwsiwsgggsi f ' ' ' ' ' X'gm:fL fW N 'E A i Q A . .WA ea ga X . QQ: A 'gig l ' 1. f Gary 'Roselyz Handsome is as handsome does. Thom Rosely: Who's afraid of girls, not Ili' Lois Rosendall: When she could not speak the good, she had no word to say. Elaine Ruster: If you know her, you like her. Mary Jane Rysdyk: Those looks she gives you on the slyf' Patricia Sanford: She makes an awful lot of noise for such a little girl. Art Sayles: An all-around guy, full of fun, just a pal to everyonef' David Saunders: Dreaming is his favorite pastime. Virginia Saunders: Sugar and spice and verrry nice! Bonnie Schuhardt: Her pastime-keeping us all in stitches. Elizabeth Shireling: Her twinkling eyes speak to us of the lighter side of life. Linda Shotwell: Pm happy: what's the matter with the rest of the world? Kay Silcox: Then she will talk-goodness! how she will talk. Judith Simmons: Wit is the salt of conversations. Patricia Slauter: Nice to everyone and liked by all. Lynda Slykhouse: Nothing gains a friend as quickly as being one. David Smith: I-luggin' a pigskin is nice, but! l Karen Smith: Tiny and graceful and pleasant to have around. rm 'Ei 1-.qi 1 'HRW Kay Smith: Twinkle, twinkle, go her eyes, who, we wonder, are the guys? Richard Smith: He likes them short: he likes them tall: but we all know he likes them'all.,' Barbara Springer: She's got what it takes to get ahead.' Arlene Stapley: Energetic yet quiet, but always a friend. Joy Staley: Quiet until you get to know her, then! Thomas Steiner: 'Tis feared he'll die of over-work. David Steinhauer: By the work one knows the work- man. David Stern: His mind is a storehouse of knowledge. Frank Stoddard: Of all the boys that are so smart, there's none like him. Marilyn Stoepker: Hi, and a smile, that's her style. Joanne Stoner: She and gloom have no relation. Joyce Stoner: Her smile is never ceasing to make another friend. ' Dianne Stolorow: All the world's a stage. Paul Storm: Let him have music, and he shall seek no more. Ellen Stovall: A pleasant smile, a charming face. John Sullivan: Oh, that captivating grin. John Svechs: He acts like a woman hater, but who can tell?', Kay Swan: Quiet, shy, sweet and gentle. Donna Swart: A real live wire. Thomas Sweeny: Fumished with argument and good humor. Leonard Sweeris: Humor is the hannony of the heart. J David Swigers: Should we go to school today? Dorothy Sydloski: She tiptoes through life. William Takens: A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. Judith Thompson: She is gentle, she is shy, but there is mischief in her eye. 55 Hilda Tolsma: She is one of the quiet kind, but a J' 5 better girl is hard to find. V 7 11, QV 'V Richard Tortellet: Poised and reserved at the right time. Karen Trofast: My care is for the future. W Charlene Unseld: She's kind, she's gentle, but she's V - ' always full of fun. Charles Unseld: His personality and dark eyes cause long feminine sighs. Q ,kiguef 7, Y ' fa. , 42 Donald VanBall: Generally -speaking, he is generally speaking. Roger VanBelkum: Women are his. hobby! Some hobby! Ronald VandenBosch: Easy going with a welcoming sense of humor. Mary Anne Vandervelde: Oh, those beautiful locksf' Adriana VanderZand: May she never change except in name. ' me Larry Vanderzandz The little guy with the big grin. .1 35 ii' ubqg , WM ft' ,.'-'1' iriiiiw T-m W ,V-, , ,, W JNL. 1 as Sally VanDyke: She always insists that she flunked the test when she knows her grade passed all the rest.', Raymond VanEck: A joke a day will keep gloom away. Y ,HQ Richard Vanl-Iaften: I came, I studied CPD, I grad- uated. Arlan VanKoevering: A lad with both manners and intelligence. Roy Vairlirimpen: Wit is his wealthy tact is ready money. Marian Vau0verloop: If talking were music, she would be a brass band. Lee Popering: He lives to build, not to boastg a jolly good fellow wherever he goes. Sharon VanPortfliet: Personality plus fits her to a T. Carolyn Van Valkenburg: What? No boys in heaven? Then leave me here. John Veenstra: A tall man must be looked up to. Louann Veenstra: A bubbly personality with ways to match. Robert Verburg: He keeps on the windy side of care. Ruth Viergever: She sings away sorrow, casts away care. Ruth Visner: She has a mind of her own, but her heart belongs to someone else. Marcia Vogel: She excels not in keeping out of mis- chief, but in not being caught. f Joanne Wagenaar: She gets things done and still has a lot of fun. Iudith Wapner: And her tongue trips merrily on. Robert Ward: Let me laugh, for I am gay. Carol Warfield: With quietness and beauty. Jeannine Webber: I-Ier heart is as great as the world. Fritz Weidenfelle r: He profits most who serves best. Eileen Weller: Giggling is my pastime. Thomas Weston: than one who A young man who blushes is better turns pale. Barbara Wetzel: Her gracious charms come by the ton, to make her sweet and full of fun. Carol White: Compare her to a summer day. 4Myrna Williams: Don't worry today what you Can forget about tomorrow. Thomas Williams: If I could do other things as fast as I can talk-.9 Pamela Wilton: have his. Barbara Wood: anyway. Jo Wooten: Sh Beryl Wyma: blushes. ' ' David Wynalda: good sense. ort, 'fMy true love hath my heart, and I Give me laughter because I'll laugh dark, and full of pen! Smiles and laughs accompanied by 'iPoliteness is good nature regulated by Edward Ysseldyke: A man who chooses with careful eye. Susan Zoerner: as valuable. Tiny as a petal of a rose and just 'zgblz is K EBSQ? la 5 is 12 ' '-'1f:E,5::f,2:2::':5' 3 225 Cflflfdti Ong The love which lives within our hearts And grows with each new friend, Is that of our old high school days -Its friendships with no end. To keep in mind with utmost joy, Ideals set most highg To pledge with all our heart and soul This love that will not die. T With sadness we must realize Our Creston days are through, But we'll recall in years to come Immortal times we knew. We'1l keep in mind with spirits high Our love for Creston High, And pledge with all our heart and soul This love that ne'er will die. William Boorstein John Ley Anthony Powell Thomas Sweeny fdrid Cokrd Rust and 'XVhite CEM. motto We finish to begin. lf 2 . Z ., .f 2' I 2-G 'Ill J ' El -i-ui predenfing Maryanne Vandervelde David Gordon Co- iljakckcforiana of Me GLW of '56 mu L V ' ' am! w L 'wlr ' Ioal Ripstra .S,a!uAfaforian john V ma .qw I awfi! M11 B '14ffwvpe4ience42Lana2acfzl'aJuilffu,pon --Adams- Jim Beard Jerry Cadman John Christianson Gary Bm EMMA QV . . g,.....1. tg, jim Cole 'Q' 112 gf' i .M .W . , , Judy Feweu V Q I f .,,v.. R: ,.......- 9 . A . 101111 Harrington wig. ,:---, . I ' ff F -.A- , -, ,. . .. Wayne Heily ' if 1. ...,1 1 Egg. Y-A Bob Hoving V' f q , of -f,. ,.., . -V , Nancy Koersier n' A ' -'n' -' I ---'- V 1 .I i Ethel Leary z V 1 V A 2' james Lislielwicz kb 1-:- . f V f How Mar am - ' QE I V , -, . Q. g . ' 'E Donna Osburn y h ' . :,, 1 - . V ' i Anne RHMCY a.-' 'A ' A 1 ' ' Mary I0 Shuker . 5 fi ..,, 11 . 4 Lf ' f ff? Dave Sidor Q3 5 .Ab.A.'- . I ,fu 3. . ' -',.., .in g q V Ellen Smith a.., iff fi 'l'i' 4 r A A ' ' 3114 ,se lf Stanlfy Vslnlgersall Jem, Yak-im James Zink : f : ----' . If ' :L sa fx, 95 Cfaaa o 1 7 Secretary Norma Rutkoslcey, Treasurer Dan Weller, President Tom Gorman, Vice Presidents Elaine Houston and Elaine Laity. The juniors began this year by electing as class officers: Tom Gorman, presidentg Elaine Laity and Elaine Houston, cofvicefpresidentsg Norma Rutkoskey, secretaryg and Dan Weller, treasurer. ' First on the schedule was the Harvest Hop, centered around the theme jack Frost. Durf ing the intermission, Tom Gorman and Mary Wooten were crowned king and queen. The class put on a pep assembly before the CrestonfUnion football game. Peggy Vroman and john Reigling did a fine job as Mistress and Master of Ceremonies for the Talent Show. Again the high point of the year was the Junior Revue. Mardi Gras was chosen as the theme because of its versatility and color. After weeks of preparation the curtains were opened on the Masquerade Ball where Rex and his queen were crowned the rulers of The Kingdom of Misrulef' according to the authentic tradition ofthe Mardi Gras. Thefjunior Class would like to thank Lorf etta Almerigi, Charlene Chadwick, and Andrea Darling for their assistance with the dance numbers. Also, Miss Peggy Smith and Mr. William Collison, who coached, directed, and gave us their moral support. The busy year was brought to a close with the annual JuniorfSenior Prom, which was held at the Civic Auditorium. The Junior Class thanks Mr. Martin Van Wingen for the wonderful help and guidance' he has given to us. The Junior Class of '56 will always remember it. Loretta Almcrigi VA in f AA. g 'uv .xy ' Arvin Anderson I t .lll I :Y W A 0 S Q , Elnora Akkerhuis U en fk gg Q 5- - y xgfl x Joyce Anderberg , D Ji 1 Charlene Anderson Chuck Anglin , Mary Arriso A . 1 Tom AXd0l'ff 3 . ' Q .e im' 1' 1 V-4 - A A I' John Ball ' if 2. M . 3 fra- e Carol Bare c uuzu -' I 3 A Q -:ik V Max Barnes . ' 321, -f ' 'gr Delores Bartos ' 3 9 f A Marcia Beals A ' A, Don Ben I .,.. f 5, K I A4 -- . g I Larry Belliel 5' .. ,.,, W ,.- , 9 wi. Phyllis Bennett f C . g A,,, ' A - a -, Dale Bergstrom -1 My , 5' Harold Berry i' ..,-,': ' 'H - V, f 5 M A ' - A , V Sharon Berry S, A .Q V f V ' A B ..,- .... :.. Barb Billin U , A' f I I H Marilyn Bird g . A' g , ' W, e 1 Dave Blair - 'H ' JE I , ,.V, . A . Seymour Bohn V Bob Bolthouse ,Q 5 w ill 2,2 'EIAI . . 1, -'za Buster Bomers m .- 5, ' K - vV ' -' ' ff 51.23 9 ' Q Ron Bouwkamp , A i ff? q i Pat Briggs ug L ' ' .,,,, D - Bob Brinkman A - ' .,. 3, . ' - Elaine Brooks V,.' Z g gi . ...,.- If., ? V K 'g - Jean Bw ,V. v A' Q is 15 ' ' v,.. . ii .., F W V Dave Butterfield .A,:.-5 -. , -'if' .,' Y '. if M. - , F' , '. Dvris Byl 3 '. 'i-- ' B B' ' ' A A. ,- f- Esdwr Bw A orman, Jaify, ozwfon, pumoalfeg, ,ML er eac! junior adn A K .,.. , , Arvon! Byl B ls 5 ' . . V f - e an Eeanor y ma r C an , we M ' . if ' I y - W -1 71. Ethelyn Carlberg E- 'V .,v, Eric Carpenter . .,,- V ll '.-- - J E: '--. I ,Bl E r '--v 5-I .,-. , ., ,- ,ik - Nancy Carrier ,wir iuuuuvvz if il L M e Charlene Chagwick - :f f N 2 'J' Arvon C ampion A ...... H . B , Vera Cheadle hi Q ' 1 .' g 'W if -, A L Lorraine C 'ppewa G ' 4, ,f if z I' Don Christiansen X gg! I . N - ,Q Eg- . EQQ wax . 5 ---, - :., 4 S ,--- Janet Christiansen 65 i '- ' 1 7 ,A ' AI, ' Harold Clark 4 in .Q g.,, ' ' Q .fgfg,3f ,fe Cliff Cleveland ' 9 ' - ' ' ' ' i ' ' ' Diane Clouse 4 ..,. . Bruce Clyde , H I - 1 7 gg 'Lf 4 Virginia Colborne ,gg 'j gg, I f 9 Q, a my w ' Doug Cramer I 4' ' K 1 . V, -' 1 ,QQ 'K , Andrea Dar ing V H :,, f , -',V .I ' ' B - ' rj-' '. Karen Datema g wi ' .r., Y': 1 - af: .n,n. f John Davis .1 ,, , ' ' A 'Q - Tom DeBoer 1 - I ,V Larry Dells V - A ,, '-:. ' -. A . A A 1 h- Jan DeMeester Q nga 1 - 'Q I K . in 1 X5 , Hugg y , Qi -I - ,, Dave Devlin , W '--' f' ' -gl. ' W ' .. ,- if Ron DeVoe V 1, 1, fi Af. In ,... I: vbv. H 2., 5 li E 1 i. V. In Roger Devoogd , -A i --V, e- ' V , K ' 1 Charlene DeVreugd , x . 4 A1 5 f XA - .1,., ' S, - ,,,..., 'V .f ' -V 'li h Stephen DeVries Jo n DeYoung - I - I ,, s- 1 U , A V- Maureen DeYoung 5 ' ' Ilg. f Mf 1 15' -1, U no Z ..,., I ' . K M M Tom DeYoung , in .- .-:2 B' ,,1a ff' e n 7 A Robert Dingman . '-' 2. ,.,, 1 4 'A -1 V Dave Dipple -. v H - ,, 15 Dave Dombusch 'ii 4 ' ,f -of K V Q ' '--. 5- Pat Duley N ' 37 George Drasin Karen Drouyer Frances Edel Wendy Emmett Larry Epstein Jerry Evans Art Felix Laurie Ferguson JoAnne Ford Wayne Fortin Dean Frede Jan Frewregooh Herb Freye Bill Garrett ' K J K Walter Garrett ,sem sr 'sf W Sf J, A 5 r F' s szf H - e or - 7, - 4 ie- . i f l, in 1 Wo- r M , Q ' A J if . . of 1.... , f -f-. - . . M pf' i -' ff7f:l'5 ' A in 5 W lk , or 'Nw 5 an r or L E 95.3 .t aw ' Robert Geer 4 k ,N JeanrgehGiai'dici1i:E B s'.-To . 'eil 5 G - fri: erry r P-'sr 14. Dim Gilbegl if 1: r 3-F D' e ass ' S, , 1 ig A A A lanloan Glerum '-is 3' WM A 1 l Marilyn Goosen W , Tom Gorman . , r. ' I M 6? A Don Gray k ak S31 '34 ,A , X iff ' 8' ' , 'J' A U fl 5 M 'yn' Gres owi lg.. no 1 Y or 35 ' ' a J P V 9 anMarill Grice ' -- Q, Q ig, f' ' W M, ' Y, bs Don Groters ' 1 f A . Ig L Sue G . 1' Q A . Janice Gunnett in - .t ' - Ivan Haney an! i ' 'W . A wa B rl H on ,W 5. 5, J g ' , X, eveD,ick Hanlon gk W 5 NX Q ' f K N' Rog Hansen 1 f Bruce Harwood ' U 'hu' J X if Morton Harwood 1 A' A Q- in J 5 Q 296.221 ga, Rf Eff- E xiii., ,. I .:. J muff graft wane nriloired 60 or Roger Hawkins Leon? Idfintzelman e ... 'R-L' o Henning' ' as Q A li , Q N. Q e. jf Jack Hensell 5 1 2 or 'ff Bm :mb 4 ' if V i' , . - ' 1 ar ara Hoag gl J 1 ,Q f .MJ Paul Hoelzley ' .,:,, Jim Holquist 3 V Marilyn Hook an y A sz.. W 'GJ Q, gg, Merry Hoover Q' H A ' gs r ' if' ,,.. X 15. V Dave Hordyk ' , V- fit? Ig- - 3' 11, 25 'Zi' gg- ' Elaine Houston if .. 5: ,:., N 5 J W r r f N' J Al Howard - ,ae',..: J ' . 1 5 A ff- I ff Jane! Hulbert e Q ,W Bill Jerrills Q Q ' 5- Betty Johnston W ' Susan Hull Nancy Jenson sz: K V Q-9' wal 1 , , , li. 2,1 rr J V J fi Delores Karaewski H ,H N 21 .V -W quau .- Joanne Keen I A-1 Q I 1 -.:' A Sandy Keith El' 6' X :' ' ' Alphonso Kelly , S' Bob Kemp A V v 1 pat Kenny Y .,, 7, . -fr 5 ,Q W 3, ' K , John Kiedis ,H IE , , an W, W gr' ' gi ,- - Al, Sandra Kienstra f A AF' A' N X5 f H , N A Joan Klekota K , ' -. J ' V anet Kle ser .- N, if Betty Knighton J P , --.' V , W Jim Knoop X L -e r: .... K 5 Sue Kraige rf V we Q- J. !5 'T -' ff f Ed lganrzfr Kr ,ff , M f 5 2 1 f. Q ii,-H H YM o on ist 1 ' e 'fr' Stan Krzykwa fi ' ir af i J . ' Elaine I-Hifi' 38 Bob LeHew , V . 'V H.. 1 af' wig Terry Lucas 7 X it ' -' I-if W' , Lam Lugtigheid 'v-, f ,:1.. 1:--- 'A': 'A-' Q fig' G f Charles Lindquist ' gi: ' ' n' Diane Lyon 5 6 .., I I , if 1 N ii Q h jill Mahacek 'V'V V ' A A Y W as Kathy Manley . I A V in W L h Marckini i n ,. ,,.. A K L , Q 4 4 ea Carole Markoski is - - LQ .gr f ,H ..-' ,S L, A , Y A 5' Jackie Marks Q 'a., 5 - T Ken lVlcCormick . ., ., .--V- , Q . , '.,. , , David McCrory V ,gg , -- Ron Meeuwsen -' . ' M ' Bob Mellema A y I Dave Merlcle 1 if -H ' A Q, X ARon Meulenberg RY ,f ii A,,-- , 9' ' W N 1 3 , 5 , Diana Miller I if 'P A I ' . ' jE'E D X Q ,. ' 1 5- .. fx fu A Dan Mills 5 ' - : 5 ' ir V if is -' - Larry Monje In :Q if E M Don Moorman il ffl - ': ' , A . Fred Moss y H xi Nancy' Mulder ' S W ' ' ' 1'- Kermeth Nelson ,Qf ' , , , , r- Vg: 'L 1- ' ' V Dick Nivala a , H . ., Q-L P C 'K sgg-ii 4 3'2- Robert Ollis in ' ,. , .5 X V I-'Q ii' ' K' Y. George Orphan .,.. k V b J 3 I N Julie Ottenjan f '75 ' 4 . 'i ki 43 Judie Owens ' ' b Dave Paasche H -- E ,Z ' I 3 Barbara Peterson 34 fir A if. ,.V,, . e - 65 'Q'.1, 'WK ' , ' r CM We m Doug Phelps K V QM .V ea aa , 1. ia Donna Plotts f W z 35 ' ' Q? 'LL' . j 4 5: Linda PreFontaine I ,..- Q i L . -QL - .Q I Alvin Prenger n . ' 4, I V A ' 4 A -if M ana! L7XCitel'l'lel'lt for lllllflflff JLLIILOI' evllfe Albll Q K ,V ' Ronald Pugsley A, A, I Marilyn Pullen i ff- ,C ai S e a.,a W Karen Pufyeaf f KR ' fl if wer ' in V Kay Quinten s L A -if V' 355, ' ei ' Melvin Rape-pf? 2 I., 1 . , -'V.Q .. I 4 aura Ree If L.' ,.,,.. 5 3 S H R A a I Royce Reynolds. 3 Y ens .5 I , ' I John Rxeglmg I A wg my 5 F, v mf gg T W . Ken Riemersma . L f 2 Q 22 Q a b fee A e Ray Rinvelf K ' ' : f ff. . ' W K by im Ro ertson ,H A di ie A Q C ' Q , 'f f f ::f- 6 1 W' 2 Tom Robinette DaleBRoErsma , V ar ar Ro e ' A 5 f ' g Q. Linn lgogers 3 5 . It f X ' sl W V i V , Norma Rutkoskey K vs -,-,-..., i if 45 A 1 ,,,, it jg., Eze, Lava Ryberg ' L , e L. X' L ' Q Judy RYOII 'af t 5 V5 f ' , . X - ' Q Chuck Sandford MA Phil Schaafsma . Elaine Schankerman ' W - - Dave Schildhouse 3 Sharon Schipper Q ivi :. 4 gsj, f . if --.',' . 1- 2 'iel' biin f ax - Bob schmuker 'fi 5 i 4 ea wi is F gi , .A sp 5 k X L b ..a :E H X Kay Schmelz Kay Schoolmaster A Don Seekell . , -I .2 x V Jerry Shapiro sg Q- ' iii H Janet Shear 5 i n C i I: lulql 5 Z, K if ,533 Ron Shookman ESQ illl A L l in iin' I i ' I L N Q' 1 Eddie Slater in ' S 33 ,. ' , . z. ,fi : i f Bob smith 5 ' , ,: .1 ' B Judie Smifh Shirley Smith Wayne Spaeth ' Dave Spangenberg W fr. N' Q Fred Spring R' 1 Polly Stancliff X f J Judy Stanley , I K , Terry Steenhagen ,wtf '- ' ' Janet Stephens '- L.- Q A. f - x ., , 'f .. 2 1 'ZS' if . Jacqueline Stinson ' ' J 'L' ' I ' Howard Stoddard Q J .. J 1, ' 'f HQ' il 7 CW- f Hank Stoepker . S 1 i ' ' i Vard Sutherlin 7, I ' ' I James Swanlund A X if -- Linda Sweeris 'M A 7' ER My J Gordon Sweers I Helen Rae Tay or . -.,af-,, - Mary Taylor , J KY A- , ' Q ,ff John TenHopen 'ffl 'S s h J Q 35, I 1 ' , Z Bill Thiebout e My 3 Elljean Thielke 4 , 1 ' my Ron Trapp If N 3 R 'A if A' Loren Udell h J ' Jan U anc A ' V ' - Dale Vander , ' ' ,E - i ., me . Jack VanArtsen lm. W , W7 , S li J j f ' - 1 J Jack VanBlooys . K if xg 3 1 Bill Vandecar gh f . La l ' ' 1 Ruth VanderBerg l x A . f f ' f K Bill VanderHoff Jack VanderVeen J xx V Joyce VanderVelde QE A 1-3, 7.-,, 1: ,lv Bill vanbyke ' X J ' P P, S yy' '54 Pat VanDyke ,- 5 I T if ,,,-- ' '4 .I gf- 3 Barb VanEss - ' ' X , J, ' H Donn Van0ort A , ify 1 ' A .SJoIoAomore:i gkcf Jdnnid, pefrouic rae , , Joyce VanOosten , if L 4 Mary VanR 973 1 45? . Q 'cy 7 . W in -'CH 9 ' , Virgini:eVanSkiver at , ' . sf ' f Tom VanSlooten 4 ' X - Jane Van'tHof Q V , , , Jerry VanValkenberg ' W Mah' Barbara Verburg 1 , , Judy V's ' -.L I - . A 3 ' Peggy Vroman iii , gi - k -7 4 R ,Ri iff Bob Waalkes ' v,,.. 4 4- if K ' I - f P : . .1 Mike Walker ' A 7 . I - I' 2 LaCiendra Webster V .,...,.' Mhz . 7 J - -O' W 5 4 2? xv'- . ... a Pat Weersrna aff: F- e - ' 'A Dan Well t V , I Dale Werdon er m I. ,e , , - Carol Wert 8 f 1 'I , 'v ji, Judy Wesorick 5 ' , j R s: . ' HJ . K , ...: Q , -' 7 Kathleen WhitseU we S of M Jmeawigizft V X: gi ' ary 1 on . 3.355 'iw A I I f V. Tauno Williams if - ,.,. H I I Pat Withom un . 1 ' '- :: , . L ' L ., I l In Ray Wo ey . A Q LL -K 'e ,,, ,llll Q-if i ' , I Linda Woodrick A Q ' Q . A if K ' Q- FA Q Mary Wooten Q g ,, .a '1:- -' .. Cardi Yack ' V- ' sf ? J Y ,,..-- - l Dave Yam .'.:. NM S fe 5' , Y Jim zarbock X' ' ,awk Carole Zylema I i 7 t4 if 'f at , Anya zylma 2 ' Q en ' t S4 Z D W g Judy Adams ' 'F ii., I . ' g g? ml jf- Don Adamson ' . .:.. V -,. U i J -..,J -- - Af 3 Vl gg . Mike A.uChin J ane Anderson , , in ' I Dave Annis ' ' V' V ' QE gf Don Baldwin S Yvonne Barnes H V , ' ,, , : ., V Peter Bazen Z, 'i ' V . 2 V- in ' haron Blair Ron Bloom ' ' Phillip Boadt .2 -W ' tw f Qifff Bonnie Breen V 1 . CA Ronald Breen 1 f A ' Barbara Brinkman 'Qi i f N 4 V V usan Brown Diane Buffum ' ' , my Shirley Buitendyk ' , I ,f Q' lg: affa, W1 sew can Ummm so Q w e jean Andrews I 1 2-' A A',, 5 M A 3 S an V . X if A-Q R. fa , 'H 252' Tele' wa. aff? N65 K ,- .f .ak 1 i V y , ., il Tom Carpenter 9- k 4. , Q H 1 fr ,, jf? W 2' V 12 Fred Challa . ,,. ' ' , ?4 , 2' 4, g W I1 Nancy Chamberlin -1 ' , V . ' ,V , , Jayne Cleveland , ff f , 'v A 4 ., ' 5i, :V M Suzanne Cole '51 ff. Xu 1 Qc I fzfw. Q Qi QS' 4 -fu- I X Q. A ,Aw ,fr ,ff ,nv , Robert Epstein Sherry Damng Shirley Davey Ginny Collier G11 DeBrume gb b e 1' C 1 ii'e -i i 'Mi Q, QV '. 5 WV Tom Davidson f :lf V ,v--- 1 Marilyn DeGraaf 5 'M V V' j 0 Jane Deland V ' V -1 ' N Dawn DeMan Joan Decker Bette Dempsey ' jf, Douglas DeWindt A I . -. Dixie DeYoung . B f, ,. ,af V Tom Ditmar A J f i 'i .V f ' Jim 130689 LaMoine Demck Chuck DeShane - -vll livvvl - Jan Delsey Terrence Duffy Lynn Dutmers Don Doxtater Ann Driver Vivian Edison James Ekkens 'Q V1 n BAV ' . , V f 2 1 ' ' ' l V f A f iz In 1 N Bill Elders Norm Elenbaas - Fl Linda Evans z 3 1 Ron Feist i a F J ,V ' Ron Fischer ssh QQ J 5 , ' Q G 2 Wayne Fish 1 - Q ,!: 'L,L -1 .V ' , ' e 'W Fred F12-gg '-', ' 1 ' . be F Judy' Flora ' 3. ' Karl Foote ' ' i , ' Nancy Fosterk , V , Joy Fric - -.Z , , 2 ' Jane Fuller S A - Ski - ie 1 1 5, 1 , K Fi Patricia Geer , 'Q e G -f I A 4- ' F 9 , 5 Joyce Gendrolis ' ss ' ' , ' A. Evelyn Gillette ' 2 A Af Q, John Gillette t i' 5 ' A 3 ' ' ' Ruth Gillette f . Michael Glassow .- 'i , e uh Bom-ie Goble e Q X Q 4. X , as - in Dianne Gretzinger I J A S H, f Se e eg R2Ymond GUY if F e ' Paula Haapanen e . f 1 A K Jeanne Haas 1 F P G l , ---he -Y NAA'- Geraldine Hallock S Dave Hamacher - A h ' . ' , , Barbara Happie f , Q X' , ' N i SF T Q E N . X Shirley Harmelink K Ku ' K ' F i Charlene Hart e 'i f -xrr - ' ., f i , li 4 ' ,Q 53' Q, Y Ron Headworth : , A f Q 5 ' Bob Heintzelman G F , ' ' K g , ii W Judy Hemmes X ii i John Hendricks K e Patsy Hoag 1 I .., 1 'N- Denny Hodge 3 4 .5 -5 4 ' l ' Dale Hogan H' V, ' ' Susie Hoover A , - , P fg , he Doug Hough l e i in I e 1 1 ' ...el SOPLJ SCOPQ uccemi wifk e S F X HV Beatrice Howard e J . Sandra Hoyt in J so gfd qi- so Nancy Huisman Eli J -. , . A J eCraig Hulliberger If F J, Corinne Hunt 'L G WM G' Susan Hutchens . , K Gordon Ignasiak 49 -' ' TP: Q S e S' K lm Linda Jackson Q Jfi 9, xs 'l'i E, A G X 6 X-5 if S Lynne Jadcson X XY . . e E - 1 by X , e by f Joyce jansma es g ef e e e J e , M 1Sm,nS,,,m,, e 'J , Q Dick Johnson ,e ' ' Judy Joh-wk dau . lee 'F , fi . - Q Frances en le ' ge 5 ,Q A X- F Diane Kennedy ' i J G G lane: Knapp AST! X A Rose Kooiman J - i we Rom Koon ' ' e e. , J, I M317 KOSIKCY A , i I xx S, H , --. Wi Deanna Kranenberg sw L A . ' 25' X I Liv- D i in is sandxn-tKremKrooer - L F F ' 1 ., '- f ne XF, f if , ' ,. . . l Doris Km A 1 ,. 11 A -. , X 3 4 i lf Sid Labarge Ann Labrecque ' l LaBree A gl A .K g is ,Q 3 - J 's , -. C arice Lampman e 1 Frank Landgraff 'eee an ., f G esee X N e e . 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A 'JN if V Sarah Dillon 1 W - Qyk 11 4 - , if Karen Douthett . rg . . 4 A ' Linda Duley 1.34 4 V4-M, - . 4g 44 J4 4444 Chyrggean Dlgnliee .4 .J.,. . .54 4 . .4 .ij -4 . . 5 4 aron y ema 1 - iff' Q - . K' . W , Par Ellis , . we 4 1 4 V 4. 3 4 4 , A Jim Ensley . ' f ...ft . Sv y V fa. fe 1 'afa'-- ' Q- , Dave Evans . .. 44 fy 44 Q ' 44 Tonihgwing I4 ,, A 4 44 . . ,.,. . 'Z W4 ary Fis .er Q 5- 7 . 43 3.5 B Oviy . . 3 -,, ig- .4.' ' 4 4 gg- 4, Kathleen Folsom Q 1 C n .. my .f .. 'W' nali' AMC, wif- at 0. DOH Gilbert 'X - A , -1, W 4 , ', -. - 1 we A 'S-1 a Edward Gilchrist - -5 K ' . ' J -44 W 4 , 4 4 Loretta Gillis Y I- '7 'ff fl ' Vi', , Sidney Gillis ' Q- .4 4.ll l'2G': 4 4. . . ,4,,4, V Charlene Haines . ' ' 4 - 4',4,44 V 5 I 3 Susan Headworth .X M 'W '- sf ,W 43: la- ,4.Q:2'. -1 Raymond Hoebeke - fl 'Q Lorraine Hoogerland ' 9 Dick Hoving as ffl'-K ,fi 0 i 4' Patricia Hager D4 for fl Y is ar gal ef M f 4 Pat Howard Sandra Howes . .. 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A i:l :'i J ain M e' 2 a - , 'fl ' J ,W 5 W, 5-J 6 .1-Q.. My a t gy - pw We 3 1-:Y Q .' I - ' 3,11 ' A L L .. or ,,. , 4, ,ff Q H .L ,Q V l,,-' .Lv -gb IH W ik D AQ2'e,, P lf .. E ' p I fav Kiki' I alll. L JAY! 4 fa ' .. f- :S il fi' i K C- ' ' 1 i.: .,. 1 ' no wie 1 .- eUOI'lfL gfdlle ge0gl'6'l,l9Lg C!a55e.'f QUQKOIQBJ .gnferedf in Q-breign .xgffaira , a I Nancy Pearl i am H .,,..,, 'f-' R . , at l-1 'e-- -P nmemmx Ig, J rw 4,.. 1 Judy Pi ett 2 1 ,,-, 3 Q, - ' -a Dan Pikaart I ff 4 i'-v , V . -ee A .. X Ron Polinski 4. .,.., i 'ff ' .,- I 1 ' ..., Z H ' ., ' Q J ' '.'.. Qlg, Gary Proos if ' ,,,.: if N sf 'iv -QQ QN2? in Sand'-'3 Pl-WCCY ' ' M' i J X David Quint .. . ' I . Morris Ifaisner 1, , In N - W z i - i 2' ' ,Y Kar Roersma ,.. Q Q f M 1 2 av if PJ' Tmy RUSS . H we 4 A ,N :fa X ,X Robert Salisbury ' ,, ' 2':. i , ' ' ' if A , .A ,A- ,iff wt -Dave Scully . . -f was .1 1 f -. .,.. .A -..., ...... -' . L p ff- Seadorf A . ' a ' i 5 1 Ann Sextcln h b , i D , ff 'z-Q .23 , Q D01-18 as 5 HSS WSH' l . Q wifi' . 3 f f , Don Shuker ' J - , 2 Q af, .Q5 Jim Shurmack -I .,., Z .:-. I ..,. I U ,.-- V J XX., H J A Bob Slager . .f :Q . I W 55355 3 . Q 4 H AJLA G? Helen Smith Gregory Smith ., -A 2. 7 f ,. JUdY SPfik , ' Hi . izin . ' . Joyce SPT'-lit b ' a ', gr f '55 51 L as James Steenhagen Q3 , '. , X ' M ' r 5 if: A' , Ruth Strikwerda jf . 1. Y ' f - ' '- - ' A ,. Sandra Strom it 5 4 rr .--V ' --fijg :,, 2' - Karen Tange 4 J' 5 , - 'rf ,,.' -V-, 2 --1 V. ..' 1 - '. 2 '.a.. A A Mille Teachout Bob Thompson Shirley VanBelkum 'W' Gary VanderBos Lois Vanderzouwen , V' i ' i ,I-gy: '-.- - . N . D 2 -..,. if :Qi ' ' ' , I ' i 'aff' Q ,LA 1, K I up if Qs: 15 W5 4, any Lynnore VanDyke fi 1 'l ,.,.. e Rage' Va O S'e ' E tis.: 4, .P i f jx FM, J i , . mfg... :- l If , S ' Paul v'sogQ5 d l , . D , ,A,. 5 R V ,, C J .gg - n:, x Eg :Z .--: ...., V Z: V A oseludihewengef A' ' .,A, we We , if Terry Wesorick lg ' '--'..., g l W W' 5 :,V f I ,xl Ch8l'lI8S ., I ':-:H 'y n 4 ' '.'.,, 2? 'fi - 4' A me i um . . Y 4 ,V , 1,5 ea Anna Wilcox W 1 3 -f A Q 'W ' ln , Billie Wood , I ' Daniel Wood , '- 5 I f -- 5 f Judy Woolworth 'Q' V 1- 1 - WF WW' 4 Carole Yuhas W 'Q i ii :Z 5. li., oeleo ooo L 5 oeeeoi .gn Memoriam - David Milanowski May 13, 1939-August 1, 1955 Gerald Vaudenberg Augusp 6. 1939-February 15, 1956 Larry Hein April 26, 1939-August 1, 1955 55 Russell Roth Iune 27, 1940-April 25, 1955 vuwuwnmwfeqzqewxfwpwz wepLzqz'lzeJzeanz'lzal7iae4l!zeaaJue. I - Von Schiller - --Zl.l'1l'f'lH'll l4lll-IND In the Temple. Belowz' Heavenly Messengers appear tc Elizabeth, Saradan, and Judah. ggzria The twentieth presentation of Gloria was presented on December 21 and 22, by the music and drama' tics departments. Taking part were: Thomas Sweeny, Prophet Priestg Charlene Unseld, Elizabethg Richard Smith, Josephg Dorothy Asman, Maryg and Joan Hoard, Barbara Margoles, Kay Schoolrnaster, Mary Ann McLenithan, Kay Silcox, and Ruth Viergever, Heavenly Messengf ers. Manger Scene. Bea Clown 62 l A Whale of a Tale unior euue - Mardi Gras: a kaleidescope- of fun where people tumble and dance from one celebraf tion to another. Borrowing ideas from that most famous Mardi Gras celebration in New Orleans, the juniors tried in their Revue this year to capture the wild, gay spirit that surf rounds everything at Mardi Gras time. In New Orleans the activities begin in Feb' ruary, but the Juniors began their planning and preparation in January. After the theme was selected, committees were set up and the first line dance rehearsals were called. As time and tempers grew shorter and evening rehearsals longer, a person found himself smiling hello to someone he had hardly known before the Revue. Juniors found themselves burning the midnight oil to keep up with their school work, staying after school to work out dance routines, and chasf ing all over town for stage propsg but if you asked them if they were tired, they didn't seem to hear you. They would only smile quietly and rush off for a costume fitting. The long weeks of preparation were over on March 23-the Juniors received their conf gratulations on a successful show-the Revue belonged to the past. Frankie and Iolmnfv A Couple of Swells Basin Street Blues Military Ball A Queen Ruth Hodge and alternates Deloris Kaboos and Judy P01119 F.O.P. Hop Queen Deloris Kaboos and alternates Judy Pollie and Penny Carnival Senior High Queen Barb Nordyke and Junior High Queen Morene Schankerman Cl 2df0l'l Homecoming King Tony Powell and Queen Deloris Kaboos fI,,5 Pony Tails Bermudas n hw n 5 f I 2 5: 5 Crewnecks Blazers Side Liners 5 Petticoats and Hoops Sweat Shirts Mechanical drawing classes include instruction in blueprint making and lettering. Librarians teach English classes the use of 'the library facilities. Here we see an interested student using the card catalog. Q-'amifar pfacea af Krerifon Education consists in developing knowledges and skills, habits and attitudes, virtues and ideals to prepare people to live honorable and useful lives. Vufhen we look back at a school year, the things which we may remember first are the spectacular events-but the 'foundation of our educaf tion-and the foundation of our school lives-really lies in the classroom. Woodworking classes teach boys proper use of tools. They also have the 'opportunity to make many useful and attractive articles. , , Much attention is given to improvement of reading abilities. Here the tachistoscopeiis being used to help increase speed. 66 Training in office skills and procedures is the purpose of the Office Practice class Here the Dictaphone is being used. Vlhat makes up a school year? Certainly, the Senior Play, the Junior Revue, the Student Council Carnival-but these events, important as they may be, are secondary to the algebra, English, and biology classes attended by students when they can't find an excuse to get out. In picturing school activities we do not want to give all the attention to the frosting of school lifeg we want to present some scenes which are typical of class activity-scenes which are familiar to every Creston student every day of the school year. For these activities truly represent a school year. In the Print Shop boys learn basic operations of equipmentg-then they gain practical experience by printing programs, posters, and other materials used in presenting school activities. Maybe all persons in an art class. are not budding Rembrandfsg but the students develop an interest in creative activity and an appreciation of the works of genuine artists. Machine Shop provides interested boys with the opportunity to learn to operate drills, presses, and other types of machines. Geography classes prepare projects and display exhibits as they Future homemakers prepare for the time when they will study peoples of foreign lands. produce culinary delights for their own families. American Government classes give students opportunities to draxnatize the activities of the different branches of our government. Opportunities for learning the domestic arts are amply provided for in our home economics department. l Student Council officers show Miss Dor- othy Lawyer, assistant principal, the new Linden Memorial trophy. This trophy is to be awarded annually to a senior boy who has displayed in an outstanding way qualities of citizenship and service. X - Y may be Greek to some peopleg but to our mathematics students it's just an- other algebra problem. '7alaa.6u,panJmz'Jaum, '7a!aaAjaawwuZanJnaz'6ada, '70laakaad'amln.alin--anJ7alemlafzanJ.H -Hale- FIRST ROW: Janice Filman, Roberta Horton, Dianne Stolorow, Jo Wooten, Judy Wapner, Barbara Margoles, Dave Dippel, Chuck Unseld, Linda Shotwell, Ruth Viergever, Bonnie Schuhardt, Peggy Vroman, Char Buckel. SECOND ROW: Judy Johnson, Jean Andrews, Rosa Lea Grovenor, Katie Davis, Glenda Douthert, Jeanne Giar- dina, Elaine Houston, John Gorman, Cindy Collins, Tom Gorman, Bob Ollman, Dave Gordon, Mary Wooten. THIRD ROW: Ellen Smith, Andrea Darling, Elaine Schankerman, Sally VanDyke, Carol Bare, Carole Leven- burg, Jean DeVlieger, Judy Fewell, Tom Sweeny, Frank Stoddard, Larry King. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Knutson, Marilyn Pullen, Janet Hulbert, John Ley, Tony Powell, Roger Williams, Chuck DeShane, Richard Petrovich, Dave Annis, Tom Lannon, Chuck Millard, Van Robinson. enior ngyfucfenf gounci We, the students of Creston High school, in order to be of greater service to our school . . . do form ourselves into a school organization .and adopt this constitution for our guidance. These words, the preamble of the Constitution for the Student Council serve as a guide to the group. Starting as a minor unit the Council has grown in stature until today it is recognized as the leading student governing body in the school. Each year since its organization in 1928 the Council has adopted a project to benefit the com- munity or school. Project for the year 1930: Through the efforts of the hardfworking Council the city 'street cars no longer pass by the corner of Oswald and Plainfield but come to a screeching halt to let teachers and students out one block closer to the school. This year's project was of a different nature, benefiting basketball fans-a new scoreboard for the gym. In the year 1931 the tradition of the Penny Carnival was begun. Now 25 years later students still vote for their choice for queen with pennies. Fifteen years ago the first exchange assembly took place through the efforts of the InterfHigh Council. Again this year Creston cofoperated with Ottawa in presenting a pep assembly. A pingfpong tourney took the spotlight in 1942. Not quite as eyefstraining as a pingfpong match were this year's pep assemblies guaranteed to strain your vocal chords, providing you had the right amount of spark and enthusiasm. ' Elections of officers are always exciting as candif dates fight right down to the wire for votes. The heated campaigning is climaxed by an assembly where managers praise the merits of their charges. This year's campaigning resulted with the election of John Ley, president, Chuck Unseld, vicefpresf identg Charlene Buckel, secretary, and Bill Anderf son, treasurer. fOfficers are pictured at left.J The duties of the officers are: 'LTO promote the general welfare of the school through an organizaf tion representing students and faculty. These ref main, only the faces change. FIRST ROW: Phila Kirbride, Shirley Chapman Barbara Pierce oyce Ignasiak Saralyn Roentgen, Karen Biferno, Nancy Terrell. SECOND ROW: Bemard Thiel Steve Davidson Ruah Duffy Helen Carpenter Cynthia Lipski Mrs. Green. THIRD ROW: Larry Mooney, jim Gi-utter, Lee Irwin Bob Ealy jerry Slater unior .sgfuclenf Counci The Junior High Student Council was formed last fall. They will be a committee of the senior high council and be subject to its jurisdiction until they are able to control their own affairs. The purpose of the organization is to give the junior high a better voice in the government of the school. This year their main project was the writing of their constitution by the officf ers. They also worked on the penny car' nival and had a booth in the carnival. The officers for this first year were president, Jim Gruttersg vicefpresidentj Larry Moon' eyg secretary, Phila Kirkbrideg and treasf urer, Lee Irwin. Mrs. Doris Green is the sponsor. FIRST ROW: Chuck Unseld, Jim Obuchowski, Par Sullivan, Sue Schultz, Shari Vanderstolp, Yvonne Barnes, Lynn Dutmers, Myrna Switzer, Frances Kindall, Bonnie Breen, ,Betty Slager, Kay Newman, Judy Giles, Sharon Blair, Mary Wilson. SECOND ROW: Pat Robinette, Carla Meyers, Judy Wesorick, Carol Bare, Barb Billin, Judy Vis, Jo Anne Ford, Janet Shear, Jackie Marks, Elaine Houston, Marilyn Pullen, La Moine Denick, Leah Marc- kini, Linda Woodrick, Joyce Dent. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Rupinski, Dianne Stolorow, Terry Herman, Bill Anderson, Dave Smith, Chuck Millard, Tim Von Destinon, Richard Petrovich, Ron Fischer, Ray Rinvelt, Jack VanBlooys, Tom DeBoer, Dave Bolot, Denny Simmons. FOURTH ROW: Donald Gretzinger, Dave McCrory, John Kiedis, Larry Epstein, Jerry Shapiro, Dave Annis, Jim Page, Ton Davidson, Jim Thorpe, DeWayne Coxon, Arvin Anderson, Bob Brinkman. FIFTH ROW: Marvin Epstein, Jim Hand, Ed Kramer, Fred Spring, Jack Van- derVeen, Don Kurz, Dave Spangenberg, Eddie Slater, Bob Waalkes, Virginia Saunders, Elaine Ruster. SIXTH ROW: Roberta Morton, Delores Karezewski, Carol Warfield, Jan Hoogerwerf, Judy Wapner, Ruth Viergever, Karen VanderKl1p, Mary VanRee, Mary Koskey, Eljean Thielke, Carolyn Kurz, Kay Swan, Bonnie Lovejoy, Grace Crandle. C0ul'ie6y S9110 The Courtesy Squad was organized in 1929 under the title of Traffic Committee. Their duty was to improve the hall Condi' tions. It later came to be known as the monitor system, organized as a committee of the Student Council. In 1936 the Courtesy Squad was under the supervision of Miss Esther 'Wise, and in 1939 Miss Mary Windt took over. Unf der the direction of Miss Windt, the stu' dent court was organized to punish violatf ors of the school rules. Miss Windt continf ued as the faculty adviser of the group until this year when Mr. Eugene Kaye took her place. Under Mr. Kaye's super' vision the issuing of the new hall passes and violation slips has been initiated. Secretary Shari Vanderstolp, President Chuck Unseld, Vice President Jim Obuchowski 72 enior M erzi E? Sa: , .www-f 'WSJ 'av f'5f',r 'Y P N, MQ, 1 'QMQA FIRST ROW: Diane Pitsch, Carla Meyers, Linda Pre Fontaine, Kay Quinten, Marilyn Pullen, Susie Hoover, Jan Tilman. SECOND ROW: Karen Vander Klip, Carole Markoski, Kay Schmelz, Ellen Smith, Janice Gunnett, Linda Woodrick, Kar- en Drouyor, Kat.hie'Vogel. TPIIRD ROW: Peggy Vroman, Jackie Marks, Judy Lane, Rose Kooiman, Gerri Hallock, Sandy Petroline, Judy Johnson, Marilyn DeGraaf. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Anderberg, Judy Stanley, Jackie Stinson, Lynne Labbezoo, Corinne Hunt. FIFTH ROW: Jeanne Giardina, Carol Bare, Claudia Pugsley, Elaine Schankerman, Andrea Darling, Karen Puryear, Sue Guinn, Mr. Collison. unior Mi era FIRST ROW: Ned Kriekard, Judy Pickett, Sandra DeShane, Sharon Dykema, Loretta Gillis, Morene Schankerman, Faith Ollman, Susanne Vander Veen, Ronnie Shafer. SECOND ROW: Shirley Chapman, Elmore Miller, Lelah Geadorf, Ruth Davis, Jo Ann Winters, Carol Williamson, Mary Spoelstra, Rose Vander Meer. THIRD ROW: Joyce Ignasiak, Margo Rode, Martha McKersie, Maureen Minkel, Carol Sikkenga, Mary Hudson, Judy Montgomery, Martha Bishop, Sandra Weir- sum, Toni Phillips. FOURTH ROW: Robert Elliott, Terry Mahoney, Marvin Epstein, Larry Makeray, Dale Verburg, Dave Grice, Glendel Davis, Don Fuller, Tom Bont. FIFTH ROW: Bob Smith, Bill Garret. enior onor Sociefy www, ,W Na? FIRST ROW: Roberta Horton, Rosa Lea Grovenor, Virginia Phillips, Glenda Douthett, Mrs. Ostrander. SECOND ROW: John Gorman, Frank Stoddard, Pamela Wilton. THIRD ROW: James Obuchowski, Arlan Van Kovering, Joal Ripstra. FOURTH ROW: Bob Ollman, Dave Gordon, Karen Trofast, John Veenstra, Gary Rose. unior onor Sociefg. FIRST ROW': Tom Carpenter, Phillip Boadt, Tom Davidson, David Dipple, Larry Bodbyl, Sidney Tew, Gillis De Bruine, Martha McKex-sie. SECOND ROW: Miss Windt, Barbara Verberg, Mary Kay Wilson, Judy Fewell, Andrea Darling, Elaine Shankerman, Elaine Houston, Jackie Marks, Norma Rutkoskey, Marilyn Grant, Pat Petersen. THIRD ROW: Barbara Hoag, Edee Crowell, Judy Johnson, Janice Dolsey, Jeanette Andrews, Kay Schmelz, Marilyn Pullen, Nancy Terrell, Mary Tanis, Phila Kirkbride. FOURTH ROW: Rose Kooiman, Joyce Beach, Jackie Miller, Carla Meyers, Elaine Tishler, Kay Schoolmaster, Janice DeMeester, Marilyn Hook, Diane Clouse, Diane Lyon, Jill Mah- acek. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Ripstra, Wendy Emmert, Vivian Edison, Barbara Boyd, Norma Quick, Nita Wilson, Carole Parder, Richard Nivala, Arvon Byle, Fred Moss, Dan Weller. SIXTH ROW: Patsy Hoag, Sandi Nuberg, Joyce Gendrolis, Jane Fuller, Linnda Rose. ' The Creston High School Tic' ket Club has now completed its seventh year of successful organ' ization. At the time when the club was just being started its main function was to sell tickets for athletic events only. Now the club offers it services to any organizaf tion which wishes to have tickets sold. Members of the Ticket Club can be seen every hour of the day as well as before and after school selling tickets for athletic con' tests and many other events. VVhile tickets are being sold, two members of the club are on duty at the ticket booth. Assisting all the school organizations in their ticket selling activities keeps this club a very active one. Mr. Wil' lia-m Collison acted as adviser to the group. ECM CM FIRST ROW: Marilyn Greskowialc, Ilze Jansons, Sondra Weaver. SECOND ROW: Carol Bare, Carol Zylema, Kay Newman. THIRD ROW: Ellen Smith, Shirley Lacey. .!4uc!io- iauaf Terry Rau, Bob Geer, Robert Lel-Iew, Kay Smith, Al Marlow, Doug Klap, Mr. Harold Feringa., 75 Shown clipping articles for the files are Cseateclj Barbara Haenke and Pamela Wilton. Glenda Douthett and Robert Kemp are shown proofreading the sports page. Discussing the latest issue are Beryl Wyma and Philip Drebin. The Creston Echo stung ,QQQA I 'Q GZIEEQI 6+ 15- scuomsruc 9 o wn Q Y RCTC ei ' ff, ousmeuroz gg -5 Q- , 0 s QQMIQN 'I' ...if I Published bi-weekly during the school year by the students of Creston High School. Entered as second class mail matter November I7, l923, at the Post Office at Grand Rapids, Mich., under the act of March 3, 1879. Editor-in-Chief . . . ..... . ......... Karen Trofast Managing Editor ....... . . .Glenda Douthett News Editor, Page One. . . .... Marlyn Holquist News Editor, Page Three .... ..... P alnela Wilton Feature Editor ........... .... Bo nnie Schuhardt Sports Editor ........ ..... P hilip Drebin Photography Editor . . . ..... Beryl Wyma Head Copyreader . . . ..... Sally Van Dyke Business Manager ..... .... J eannine Webber . . . . .Arlene Stapley Advertising Manager .... Circulation -Manager .... ........ B arbara Haenke Staff Artist ...................... Elaine Houston Assistant Sports Editors ...... Robert Kemp, Fred Moss Adviser. . . . . . . . . . . .... . ....... Mr. John Rowell Cmlfeffing with the Echo adviser, Mr. John Rowell, All work and no play? . . . The Echo Staff just doesn't believe in it. is Fred Moss. 76 , I if v 7 J sf -gli- .J sf Sf lies' stew' , K -L ' 1-an-1 ,F fx f- ' . gx t Seated at the typewriters are Marlyn Holquist and Jeanine Webber. U. .,,., , Relaymg the news for a story is Arlene Stapley. Zbbv 2, 4A. if Q K f ,t - . A 1 ..,... ,.-f 'QW H ' .eww ,.,, . . . . - as me . M, . Girls writing sports stories, the photograf i ,,,,,, ,ngnp gi ,,.t,WM phy editor typing copy, business managers i in the corner struggling With a headline, and :-- 'V--V-e-- W 1 f - Q a sudden mad dash to the printer are some of the scenes that could be found on the night of deadline as the staff combines its efforts to get the paper out on time. The Journalism class, composed of juniors, serve as reporters as well as being members of the circulation and advertising staffs. The issues of the Echo for the first sem' ester were awarded the FirstfClass Honor Rating by the National Scholastic Press As' sociation. The Echo was also chosen this year as a distributor of the Scholastic Roto, a newspaper for high school students. When Carole White returned for a visit from Georgia, the staff enjoyed her tales of school in the Southland. Carole Levenburg, editor of the paper during the first semester, discusses layout problems with Karen Trofast, second semester editor. . .aw Looking over an exchange paper are Cseatedj Bon- nie Schuhardt and Sally VanDyke. Designing the cover, forward, and divis- ion pages were some of the jobs of Jo Wooten, Marilyn Hook, and Bob Ollman. Dave Gordon and Chuck Uuseld take care of the school's ath- letes. John Gorman, another sports assistant, is not pictured. 0,961 Eventually the events were completed by Carole Bare, Cindy Collins, and Barb Weuel. Once upon a time many moons ago in the kingdom of unfinished yearbooks there was an editor-infchief, Joanne Wagenaar. Joanne was a very good editor, but she had no staff to order aboutg and she was very sad. So straight' way she went to Miss Rita Lally seeking aid and words of wisdom. Ivfiss Lally agreed to counsel her, but Joanne was not yet completely happyg she wanted a staff. Wise Miss Lally told Joanne to call together all willing juniors and seniors in the kingdom and select assistants. Straightway Joanne gathered these about her and together they coun- seled and elected Rosa Lea Grovenor managing editor and Looking for the birdie-e-el are photographers Bob I1 ' I ,, J I'!,,,.,l, CL-,l --.I Managing the Managing Editor, Rosa Lea Grove- nor, is Editor Joanne Wagenaar. ' 78 SW! Putting the seniors in their places are Charlene Buckel and Dianne Stolorow. Classifying the underclassmen are Judy Fewell, Elaine Schankerman, and Jean DeVlieger Sizing up the faculty is Betty Shireling while Judy Thompson and Nancy McKay work on clubsand organizations. court jester, Kathryn Davis and Patricia Dempsey bus' iness managers, who also kept things neat and orderly in the kingdom. These three girls were to be Joanne's trust- ed assistants in the coming year. Now all that remained was to elect the lesser nobles who were in charge of spec- ial departments and to appoint to the lowly juniors their minor tasks. Now Joanne was happy. She had a staff and a job to do. And they all lived happily ever after in the peaceable kingdom of Saga. Working their fingers to the bone trying to .balance the budget are Pat Dempsey and Katie Davis. .El- Telling tales of the students and their activities is our literary section: Nan Nichoson, Elaine Laity, and Joyce VanOosteu. QQXQX gk sk ww Q 55 um. z 1 . -:ww A, L NW 59,4 S W M fxiilgkbg . .- . wx, . , X , L, QXA, L,,. A X kwiwk A if ak QW w 5? X -f uf 5131:--., Q . S Q X 382 K? k S is -X lf gba- wwa,,.:N A . r 5 X, Q' 4 swf f xl f lqiii . ' yggisxi. - . fix ? X Kwaisiz ' Q . .. I f iilxfilsifs-5 N ' 5 im ' awww- jk 5 NX? . ,X 5 Rfifg fi. . ' mm, X. - X .wiv 'X' k NN J' A X fx 'f,:aws:w51i w N . WA f :fx X, -, -- Mm Q55S1Q12',v Q mms.. -,Mix I.ilx'aryClubPraident,BarbaraPete!'- semisshownchargingoutabookfor Iudyliling. 'Ilhe Library Club is a service organization whose members give some of their time to helping the school librarians. Their services include such things as mending books, checking books in and out of the library, putting books on shelves, filing magazines, and helping other students find books and reference material. They also set up displays in the library and in the showcases outside the library. During the mid-year vacation the members sponf sored a tea and book display for the faculty. They also attended conferences at Clear Lake Camp and at Flint, Michigan, and they enjoyed a Halloween party and a Christmas party. ol? rar? Filing cards is one of the jobs done by Library Club Member Mary Kay Wilson.. Miss Norma 101193, Larry Bodbyl, Ronald Stoutjesdyk, Tom Remenak, Barbara Peter- sen, Barbara Hoag, Wendy Emmett, Sandra Beals, Patsy Hoag, Barbara Jorgensen, Merrilvn Hollen. - Forensics contestants Karen Drouyer, humorous reading, and Larry Bodbyl declamation, listen to Tom Davidson's 4 . Taking notes on Janet Hulbert's debate are left to right-Gary Wonzer, Larry Epstein, Elaine Houston, and Philip Drebin. Looking over a debate placque with Miss Thomasma are seated, Juanita LaBree and Eleanor Bylsmag standing, Beatrice Howard. Giving an original oration is Donna Marie Beach. Waiting their turns to speak are Char- lene Unseld, entrants in the interpretative read- ing divisiong Roberta Horton and Larry Epstein, contestants in oratory and humorous reading, respectively. 82 orweruafion ,Ad- FIRST ROW: Barbara Brinkman, Sue White, Carla Meyers, Diane Pitsch, Pat Geer, Mary Balbach, Sally Brun- sink, Shirley Harmelink, Margaret Malfroid, Linda Lindemann. SECOND ROW: Donald Swem, Carole Parker, Louise Sierevelcl, Frances Kendall, Bonnie Breen, Betty Slager, Mary Wilson, Bill Warbr, Adrian VanLozenoord, Sandy Wyngarden, Mr. Harold Snyder. THIRD ROW: Larry Arnold, Jack Carpenter, Chuck Troost, Doug Still- bert, Jim Thorpe, Fred Challa, Dave Annis, Jim Lipke, Gary Wonzer, Ronald Fisher, Al Yentsch. cience M FIRST ROW: Roberta Horton, Sondra Weaver, Dave Gerow, Tom Carpenrer. SECOND ROW: Bob Ollman, Charlene Unselcl, Nancy Ripstra, Virginia Phillips, Sandi Nuberg, Howard Stoddard, Gary Rose, Mr. Carlyon. THIRD ROW: Art Felix, Frank Stoddard, Dave Gordon, Al Howard. 83 X Vice President Edie Crowell, Treasurer Fred Mom, Stu- M dent Council Representative Sally VanDyke, Secretary W Nan Nichoson, and President Kay Schoolmaster. Ll., FIRST ROW: Barbara Hoag, Wendy Emmett, Sherry Daning, Francine Luzius, Ann Marie I.aBrecque, Nan Nichoson, Dorothy Asman, Sally VanDyke, Elaine Laity, Kay Schoolmaster. SECOND ROW: Pat Geer, Edee Crowell, Vivian Edison, Mary Balbach, Ruth Sn-awbridge, Arlene Stapley, I-Iolquist, Indy Ryon, Jeanette Andrews, Rose Kooiman, Gerri Hallock. TI-HRD ROW: Mn. Stowell, Donald Montgonxery, Richard Nivala, Ron Poll, Bill Rowe, Gil DeBruine, Sydney Tevl, Jerry Shapiro, Icy Frick. Jaffn CM Not for ourselves but for all, the motto of the Latin Club, stands behind all the club projects whether they be a Thanksgiving basket, a CARE package, or finf ancial aid to an Italian boy. The club meets twice a month alternating between business and social meetings. Christmas and halloween parties were held. The club also sponsored Latin Week A in the spring to interest more students in taking Latin. An Ides of March party feat' A ured a skit on the death of Ceasar, which was brought about by his failure to spend the required time before his T .V. set watching The Mickey Mouse Club. 84 MM, CM The Bible Club was under the direction of Mr. Harold Feringa this year. The club held its meet' ings every Friday morning at 8:00 before roll call. In the eight years of organization its enrollment has W risen to a total of sixty. The Bible Club is a Christian nonsectarian club with an aim to promote Christian fellowship among high school students. The meetings are . Open 1:0 anygne whg wishes t0 atf Secretary-Treasurer Barbara VanEss, Vice President tend, because there is no formal membership. The meeting periods are spent singing hymns and lisf tening to speakers. Arvid VanDyke, Student Council Representative Mary Balbach, President Karen Pearson. FIRST ROW: Ruth Strikwerda, Joyce Andree, Karen Tange, Barbara Deabler, Gloria Ammon, Judy Sprik, Dorothy Asman, Nan Nichoson, Larry Mahoney, Ken Miller. SECOND ROW: Shirley Davey, Lucille Beckett, Sandra Wiersum, Joyce Spruit, Lynmore VanDyke, Sandra Purcey, Shirley Lankamp, Elaine Ruster, Kay Swan, Janet Shear, Joyce Dent, Dorothy Sydloski. THIRD ROW: Claudia Pugsley, Barbara Happie, Carla Meyers, Car- ole Parker, Karen Pearson, Barb VanEss, Sandy Johnson, Marcia Schouder, Sandra Leedle, Charlene Noordyke, Joyce Sullivan, Barbara Hawkins. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Harmelink, Carol Zylema, Linda Woodrick, Joan Glerum, Ethelyn Carlberg, Patty Lundin, Karen VanDyke, Karen Bouwkamp, Louise Beckett, Judy Shear, Bonnie Stull, Evelyn Gillette, Janet Judy. FIFTH ROW: Mary Balbach, Dick Harrington, Bob Buffham, Larry Bodbyl, Bonnie Goble, Gerri Hallock, Rose Kooiman, Phyllis Tiggleman, Sandra Beals, John Ripmaster, Stan Vander- sall, Arvid VanDyke. i 7 , . , fx n A l FIRST ROW: Jo Ann Wooten. Jean DeVlieger, Char Buckel. SECOND ROW: Judy Fewell, Elaine Schankerman, Ellen Smith. THIRD ROW: Shirley Davey, Bonnie Stull, Judy Lane, Miss Dorothy Bean. 9 - M jeend FIRST ROW: Bonnie Pearson, Marilyn Grant, Kathy Burns, Barbara Beineman, Karen Pifemo. SECOND ROW Miss Matthews, Alice Postema, Janet Judy, Blythe Smalley, Barbara Smits. g,..-y-3,,,,, FIRST ROW: Kay Klein, Suzanne VanderVeen, Faith Ollman, Shirley Challa, Loretta Gillis, Cynthia Lipski, Kay Taylor, Suzanne Von Destinon, Kay Bowl, Betty Malfroid. SECOND ROW: I Marie Russell, Jo Ann Winters, Judy Montgomery, Sharon Datema, Judy Woolworth, Sandra Pui-cer, Sandra Wiersum, Lucille Beckett, Janice Miller, Martha Bishop. gr leaf cm, A FIRST ROW: Tom Paalman, David Amante, Gary VandenBos, James Van Dalsen, John Paalman, Allan Lovely SECOND ROW: Mrs. Smith, Rosemary Woodward, Martha McKersie, Lynn Lloyd, Susan Losey, Elnora Akker- huis, Sandra DeShane, Yvonne Barnes, Mrs. Green. THIRD ROW: Mary Spoelstra, Doris Byl, Barbara Peterson Sharon Dykema, Pat Sullivan, Carolyn Jones. V r'uirlDPiIf micifia The Amicitia Club under the sponsorship of Miss Doris Dun' ham, has been very active this past year. Among its various prof jects and activities were preparing a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family and making sock dolls for the Herald Santa Claus Girls at Christmas time. The year started with the initiaf tion of new members, which took place in the school gym. They also sponsored a style show at the beginning of the year, and had a potluck dinner before a basketball game. The officers of the Amicitia Club this year were- Rosalea Grovenor-President Judy Fevvell-Vice President Pat Dempsey-Secretary Norma Rutkoskey-Treasurer FIRST ROW: Betty Shireling, Kay Smith, Jeanne Giardina, Elaine Schankerman, Diane Clouse, Jean DeVlieger, Judy Fewell, Ruth Viergever, Bonnie Schuhardt, Maryanne Vandervelde, Sally VanDyke, Peggy Vroman, Janet Hulbert, Judy Wapner, Jo Wooten. SECOND ROW: Laura Reed, Kay Schoolmaster, Barb Hoag, Wendy Em- mert, Jill Mahacek, Diane Lyon, Donna Ritchie, Nan Nichoson, Ethel Mullin, Rosa Lea Grovenor, Katie Davis, Pat Dempsey, Gleda Douthett, Nancy McKay, Judy Thompson, Joanne Wagenaar. THIRD ROW: Jackie Marks, Marilyn Bird, Diana Miller, Janet Stephens, Virginia VanSkiver, Linda Woodrick, Karen Trofast, Myrna Wil- liams, Carole Levenburg, Janice Gunnett, Kay Quinten, Norma Rutkoskey, Andrea Darling, Beverly Nordyke. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Smith, Karen Datema, Marilyn Hook, Marilyn Pullen, Judy Ryon, Diana Glass, Joyce VanOosten, Sandy Keith, Janet Klepser, Barb Wetzel, Barb Nordyke, Mary Wooten, Char Buckel, Linda Shot- well. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Carrier, Carol Bare, Karen Drouyor, Karen Puryear, Joyce Anderberg, Kay Schmelz, Judy Stanley, Pat Weersma, Barbara Rogers, Ellen Smith, Jan De Meester, Elaine Laity. Service to others is the main purpose of the 35' girl scouts of Creston High School. This group of girls is divided into three troops. Two of the troops are pic' tured on this page. The members of the third group, not shown, are: Peggy Vrof man, Jane DeLand, Nancy Walbridge, Lourie Ferguson, Edee Crowell, Sarah Jes' sup, Kay Schoolmaster, Claudia Pugsley, Shirley Davey, Susan VanderWall, Janice Gunnett, Sandy Keith, Dorothy Spenser, Laura Reed, Linda PreFontaine, Lana Lug' tigheid, and Corinne Hunt. Time has not been a thing to spare for the Girl Scouts this year. Among their activities, they have worked on toys for tots for the Marine Reserves, made Christmas and Thanksgiving baskets, help' ed the Salvation Army aid tornado victims, and serve Community Chest dinners. For their own recreation, the girls have enjoyed spring and winter camping near Adag modeling for the Gas Company showsg andputting on a spring fashion program. In the Words of one of the girls, Scoutf ing isn't all work, we have lots of fun, too. FIRST ROW: Audrey Dells, Phyllis Parcels, Judy Mackie. SECOND ROW Judy Kling, Joan Darling, Christie Durfey, Gerry Musiala, Marilyn Kryger. QP! 3COMt6 A FIRST ROW: Nancy Siereveld, Louise Siereveld. SECOND ROW: Margarette Wadin, Barbara Beinemen, Alice Edge, Barbara Prenger. FIRST ROW: Bob Brinkman, John Riegling, Ray Rinvelt, Tom DeBoer, Ken Riemersma, John Ripmaster, lim Thorpe, Jim Liplce, Ron Shookman, John Paalman. SECOND ROW: Don Christensen, Jim Page, Richard Petrovich Don Seekell Ron Fischer, Tom Davidson, Dave Annis, Larry King, Van Robinson. THIRD ROW: Jim VanSlciver, Dave McKee, Roxi Teed, Fred Challa, Louie Larnphear, Andre Felix, Dave Dippel, Jay Ide, Dick Boehm. FOURTH ROW- Art Palmer Russ McLean, Don Adamson, Dave Bolot, Tom Gorman, Tom Sweeny, Bill Boorstein, Tony Powell. i 7 i- M Y if 1 -. f Q ' ' ,Qt 101 Q vii A '--- Q fi . ei n,i. T or 1 The three points on the blue T. le . - r UVIHYNC, the SY111b0l Of the HVY ' - ' - - 5A 'Q:f-'iii IQ:- 15,5 4 f i i - ' represent body, mind, and spirit, -- or 4 T the qualities of character the boys Vbv, , 5 ,!? I' 55Q' if, ' . we f - fi' try to develop as members. NSW The most important project for this year was the purchase and if presentation of a placque in memf 15 ory of Mr. Robert Linden, past ad' ii 'n' , . . g555e1z,ifZt,rQS3 It ,LZ- -E ,,.,..,, 1 if Vlsef Of H1'Y who dwd last Year- This was an active ear for the if 3 Y ,Q- K Q , , 7 5 K , , 25. club. The boys were hosts at a hayride and swimming party and f V ' f were in turn guests at a potfluck sponsored by the Sr. YfTeens. In addition to this there were many sales. Spearheacling the activities for this year were Tony Powell, pres' identg Tom DeBoer, vice pres' identg John Reigling, secretaryg and Don Seekel, treasurer. Mr. Gene Blossom is the adviser. FIRST ROW: Bob McKee, Bill Anderson, john Sullivan, Chuck Unseld, Bill Boorstein, David Stern, Ray Wollney, Dave Dippel. SECOND ROW: Roger DeVoogd, Sandy Davis, Tom Weston, Jerry Yokom, Tom Lannon, DeWayne Cox- on. THIRD ROW: Louie Lamphear, Bill Gager, John Ley, Roger Geske, Hal Pullen, Jack VanBlooys, Dave Paasche, Bob Irwin. FOURTH ROW: Iohn Gorman, Tom VanSlooten, Dave Gordon, Gordy Sweers, Ed Slater, JohnKiedis, John Reigling, Tom DeBoer. C CM The outstanding highlight of this year's C Club 1 was the defeat of the faculty in their annual bas' ketball game. Other moneyfmaking projects inf cluded sales of pencils containing basketball schedf ,sv nating with the Student Council in presenting the A ules, basketball programs, paddle pops, and alter noon movies. The money which was earned. by the efforts of P these projects will be used to purchase films for moving pictures of futurefootball games. Also a special sports projector was obtained which shows for each player his mistakes. These movies have -proved to be a great aid to Mr. Black, who feels that this will add to the success of Creston teams in the future. On the enjoyment side of the pic' ture, the C Club has sponsored some of the years most successful dances. Newly elected officers are Ray Wollney, pres' identg. Cordon Sweets, vicefpresidentg and Tom Slooten, secretaryftreasurer, shown in the picture at the right. 91 A iGf,,,4. . FIRST ROW: Jean DeVlieger, Judy Thompson, Sally VanDyke, Ruth Viergever, Barb Nordyke, Barb Wetzel, Bonnie Schuhardt. SECOND ROW: Myrna Williarns, Judy Simmons, Nan Nichoson, Donna Ritchie, Kay Swan, Joanne Wagenaar. THIRD ROW: Carol Levenburg, Pat Dempsey, Rosa Lea Grovenor, Ethel Mullin, Glenda Douthett, Katie Davis, Miss Kilstrom. ,J ff? .l',,ff,,..A 4 FIRST ROW: Kay Schoolmaster, Maureen DeYoung, Linda PreFontaine, Kay Quinten, Janet Hulbert, Linda J Woodrick, Judy Ryon, Janice Gunnett, Donna Osburn. SECOND ROW: Carol Zylema, Carol Bare, Norma 1 Rutkoskey, Jeanne Giardina, Elaine Houston, Elaine Laity, Marilyn Bird, Elaine Schankerman, Andrea Darling, Judy Fewell. Third Row: Sandy Keith, Kay Schmelz, Carole Markoski, Judy Stanley, Diane Lyon, Marilyn Hook, Janet Klepser, Joyce VanOosten, Ellen Smith. J4. ZZ Wumem 4 F1RSTROW:VivianEaison,SallyBnmsinE,PatGeer,DianaGilbergSueKmige,MaryVmRee,IeanBus,Sue White, Patsy Hoag, Shirley Brown, Susan Brown, Flora, Rose Kooiman. SECOND ROW: Adams, SandraStroh,PatSullivan,SuellcKay,CaroleSmid:,CaroleParker,NlargaretNlaIf:oid,GinnyCollier,Ioyce Iansna, Mason, Linda Lindemann, Barbara Happie. THIRD ROW: Mary An-igo, Carla lleyers, Barham Rogers, Wendylimmert, Barbaral-Ioag, Ioannelieen, Nancy Iensen,KarenVanderKlip,BarbaraShroll,llary Balbach. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Chamberlain, Louise Slereveld, Johnson, Carolyn Lensenkamp, Sandy Petraline,IeanetteAndrews,MarilynDeGraff,IaneFldler,S1leCole,BarbBrinkman,IoyeeGa1droIis,IjndaRnse. F .Jlufure urried FIRST ROW: Barbara Happie, Billie Purchas, Judy Schuur, Nancy Morse. SECOND ROW: Ruth DeVoogd. Ruah Duffy, Sue Pullen, Arlene Hovey, Nancy Terrill. THIRD ROW: Shirley Harmolink, Becky Waus, Betty Shireling, Kay Smith, Nancy Carter. IQOSZ fliafawf 5 A 5 9 I ' I f FIRST ROW: SFC Ed Thwaites, SFC Tom Robinette, David Almerigi, Jack Brandeberry, Ron Bloom, Douglas DeWindt, Capt. Al Marlow. SECOND ROW: MfSgt. Dale Valkier, SFC Jim Baker, Larry Claflin, Larry Colby, Don DeGraff, Robert DeHollander, Mfsgt. Ron Trapp. THIRD ROW: Ist Lt. Walter Garrett, lst Sgt. Don Moorman, SFC Marv Marlow, Dan Dent, David Dent, Bob Davis, Cpl. Dave Saunders, Cpl. Dave Radford. Plaloonl , FIRST ROW: SFC Fred Mowery, SFC Art Rode, Glendel Davis, Michael Glassow, David Falk, Wayne Fish, Sandy Wyngarden. SECOND ROW: Capt. Al Marlow, MlSgt. Dale Alger, Raymond Guy, Jim Irish, Roger Glerum, Jim G1-utter, Loren Werdon, Sgt. A. Van Loozenoord. THIRD ROW: lst Lt. Don VanOort, SFC Henry Thielke, Jerry Kuklewski, Maris Karklins, Richard Lamach, Ed Landstra, Jerry Lee, Sgt. Norman Welch, Capt. Bill Garrett. 941 fJ!a.1faon3 x 3 f 5 ' 5 , FIRST ROW: SFC Ken Nelson, Sgt. Charles Laughlin, Larry Lodewyk, Allen Lovely, Gary Luthus, Bill Lutzke, Larry Mahoney, Frank Verburg. SECOND ROW: SFC Gary VanOort, Terry Mahoney, John Meadows, Murray Williams, Richard Matson, Sgt. John Wellman, Bob Lucas, Capt. Al Marlow. THIRD ROW: Lt. Holquist, Sgt. Robert Geer, Tim Mikita, Kenneth Miller, Rolland Mullin, Larry Nicklas, Ken Oberly, Sgt. John Rysdyk, MfSgt. Ron Teed. Plalfaon-44 . 1 . ,,..............,....ma.,...-PM FIRST ROW: SFC David Spangenberg, SFC Craig Hulliberger, Philip Pleune, Pete Raven, Richard Ruster, Bob Willet, Sgt. Bob LeHew, Capt. Al Marlow. SECOND ROW: SFC Bill Buursma, Greg Schmidt, Russ Swartz, Walter Sydloski, jack Sytsma, Larry Vis, Sgt. Duane Walbridge, Capt. Bill Garrett. THIRD ROW: 2nd Lt. Clyde Bruce, SFC David Gerow, Kenneth Tanis, Roger Post, Edward Tarsky, William Tingley, Rollin VanBrokhoven, Jack VanDuine, Sgt. Jim Pierson, MlSgt. Richard Tortellett. N 95 omlnany .lleacld FIRST ROW: Capt. Al Marlow, Sgt. Don Moorman, Capt. Bill Garrett, Dave Gerow, Dale Werdon. SECOND ROW: lst Lr. Walt Garrett, lst Lt. Don Van Oort, lst Lt. jim Holquist, lst Lt. Clyde Bruce. FIRST ROW: Dale Roersma, Lt. Walt Garrett, Sgt. john Wellman, Sgt. Fred Mowery, lst Lt. Don Van Oort. SECOND ROW: Capt. Al Marlow, Lt. Col. Dave Mac Aulay, lst Sgt. Clyde Bruce, Loren Werdon. FIRST ROW: Capt. Dave Almerigi, Tim Mikita, Art Rode, Capt. Bill Garrett, Jack Van Duine, Fred Mowery, john Wellman, Tom Robinette. Sitting in front, Sandy Wyngarden. SECOND ROW: lst Lt. Jim Holquist, lst Lt. Don Van Oort, Ray Guy, Dave Gerow, Gary Van Oort, jim Baker, Craig Hullizerger, Adrian Van Loozen- oord, Duane Walbridge. Q ifd ea ' o Cofor gud? L. Werdon, D. Werdon, M. Karklin, R. Head- Q worth. ff lam FIRST ROW: Lt. Walt Garrett, lst Sgt. Don Moorman, Doug DeWindt, Dave Dent, Dave Almerigi, Tim Mikita. SECOND ROW: Lt. Dale Werdon, P.F.C. Jerry Kuklewski, Ken Tanis, Ray Guy, Art Rode, Adrian Van Loozenoord, Duane Walbridge. THIRD ROW: Capt. Al Marlow, Tom Robinette, Corp. Glendel Davis, Dan Dent, Gary Van Oort, Fred Mowery. FOURTH ROW: Lt. Col. Dave Mac Aulay, Marv Marlow, Bill Garrett, Ron Trapp, Loren Werdon, lst Lt. Don Van Oort. QUARTET: Dick Calkins, Larry King, Dave Devlin, Ron DeVoe. a A . FIRST ROW: Sandy VanderMeer, Marilyn Bird, Diane Lyon, Sharon Clark, Dianne Stolorow, Diana Glass, Kay Huffman, Diana Miller, Louise Sierveld, Andrea Darling, Myrna Williams. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann McLenithan, Marilyn DeGraaf, Virginia VanSkiver, Judy Flora, Joanne Rudy, Ruth Anne Hodge, Ruth DeVoogd, Ruth Viergever, Joyce Dent, Margaret English, Carolyn Leusenkanp. THIRD ROW: Paula Haapanen, Laura Reed, Dorothy Asman, Ruth Whiting, Ruah Duffy, Norma Rutkoskey, .14 galalaefa Clair The A Cappella Choir under the direction of Mr. Frank Good' win had a very successful year. They participated in the annual presentation of Gloria, present' ed a spring concert, and gave concerts at the Civic Auditorium, Fountain Street Baptist Church, over television, and at various other banquets. Smaller groups within the choir include the boys' quartet, and the madrigals. Choir officers this year were president, Dick Calkins, vice president, , Dianne Stolorowg secretary, Dorf othy Asmang treasurer, Carole Levenburgg and business manager, Larry King. 98 Jean Andrews, Esther Byl, Sandy Petraline, Pat Weersma, Elaine Houston, Elaine Schankerman. FOURTH ROW: Doris Byl, Karen Pearson, Karen Datema, Marilyn Hook, Mary Koskey, Glenna Brown, Elaine Laity, Jane Fuller, Carol Smith, Barbara Rogers, Carole Levenburg, Judy Ryon. FIFTH ROW: Jim DeWinter, Darrell Coxon, Dick Calkins, Larry King, Charles Buffham, Daniel Weller, DeWayne Coxon, Eddie Slater, Paul Storm, Tad Krajewski, Bob Irwin, Rog Hansen, Dan Mills, Tom Sweeny, Ken Riemersma. MADRIGALS: FIRST ROW: Judy Ryon, Elaine Hous- ton, Ruth Viergever, Elaine Laity, Karen Pearson, Norma Rutkoskey, Virginia VanSlciver. SECOND ROW: Bob Dingman, Dick Calkins, Dan Weller, Paul Storm, Robert Irwin, Ken Riemersma, Roger Hanson. 99 l Sjirld gfee Lfub A FIRST ROW: Suzanne VanderVeen, Sandra Purcey, Donna Rosa, Karen Haapanen, Diane Dunham, Sue Freder- ick, Janice Lehnen, Donna Schwalm, Joyce Jourdan, Rose VanderMeer, Luanne Berkowitz, Dianne Babbitt, Bonnie Marble, Judy Harwood, Terrie Phillips. SECOND ROW: Faith Ollman, Gloria Barbrick, Sandra DeShane, Joyce Andree, Gloria Ammon, Garrie Lynn Ferch, Carolyn Barbrick, Nellie Leary, Ann Sexton, Kathleen Folsom, Shirley VanBelkum, Connie Hogan, Georgia King, Sandra Pond, Lynnore VanDyke. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Minkel, Shirley Stull, Helen Smith, Billie Ann Wood, Pat Ellis, Karen Douthett, Karen VanDyke, Sheryl Poley, Evelyn Waltz, Mary Scully, Gloria Bobeldyk, Tonie Phillips, Sandra Jelsma, Barbara Cook, Ruth DeWitt, Molly Corner. FOURTH ROW: Mary Spoelstra, Cora Lou VanBroekhoven, Morene Schankerman, Marie Russell, Merrilyn Hollen, Barbara Jorgensen, Carmen Weaver, Carole Venema, Pam Clark, Donna Arkema, Lucille Beck- ett, Sandra Wiersum, Maxine Freeman, Carol Hunt, Winifred Tuffs, Janice DeWitt. FIFTH ROW: Janice Miller, Pauline Carter, Sharon Kieft, Pat Howard, Gaylynn Jenezon, Judy Christians, Dorothy Hill, Lois Vanderzouwen, Ruth Lacey, Karren Salsbury, Kay Klein, Nancy Townsend, Sandra Beals, Phyllis Tiggleman, Judy VanEss, Mary Borkowski, Judy Switzer. SIXTH ROW: Martha Bishop, Frances Cucchia, Linda Babcock, Bonny Listes, Sandy Franchi, Lynn Smith, Marge Mellema, Sherry Jacobs, Barb Hook, Lynne Bronner, Judy Woolworth, Sharon Datema, Jo Ann Winters, Judy Montgomery, Mary Ellen Powers, Mary Nooris. FIRST ROW: Pat Hill, Bonnie Lovejoy, Pat Geer, Arlen H , N F , K W' lh Holly Reynolds,.Evelyn Gillette, Nancy Sierveld. SECOIXFD ROW: Slllilerypulliff Slujixyon liaiZuuBiiiibal1iaycIiiIaE:Jlf:ieSmlgifrile Clouse, Phila Kirkbride, Francine Luzius, Lana DeYoung, Ruth Spoelstra Lana Lugtigheid Delphine Coxon Mar Bl lf,2:lil16V3ggIlEEe :2O'IYllSe5cz-:sly VanHaften, Shirley Davey, Becky Watts, Barbara Brinkman, Shirley Harmelink, Sally Bruhsmic 100 Cflffffffffed fx AQXMS gf Ev -wi Y 5 yr. my Ae cm FIRST ROW: Miss O'Neil, Tom Paalman, John Sweeny, Larry Mooney, Tom Spykerman, Irving Rapaport, Bob Ealy, Bob Router, Dale Verberg, Barry Golden. SECOND ROW: Howard Roesly, jerry Spurgat, Jerry Buiten- dyk, Dave Beswick, Dave Stoepker, Wade Mansel, Bob Sullivan, Ken Brown, Jack VanDyke, Loren Ambrose. IQ 1 3 ci 5400. FIRST ROW: Ist Sgt. Don Moorman, Richard Ruster, Dan Dent. SECOND ROW: Russ Swartz, Walter Garrett, Tom Robinette, Marvin Marlow, Al Marlow. Absent from picture, Lt. Col. David MacAulay. 102 an fnn 0rCL.2A fra ' FIRST ROW: Bruce Harwood, Stanley Vandersall, Bob Buffham, Janet Berg, Morus Raisner, Diane Babbitt, Richard Matson. SECOND ROW: Pat Petersen, Morene Schankerman, Diane Nyland, Chuck Verburg, Eric Car- penter, Bob Friestad, Barb Owen, Barbara Hoag, Wendy Emmett, John Gillette, Morton Harwood, Karen Van ' S B b P t rsen Sandi Nuberg, Paul Hoelz- Dyke. THIRD ROW: Judy Klmg, Peter Crame, Karren alsbury, ar ara e e , ley, John Christiansen. unior Orckezi fra FIRST ROW: Peter Crame, Eugene Green, Morris Raisner, Karen Bouwkamp, Karen Van Dyke, Diane Babbitt. SECOND ROW: Karen Salsbury, Diane Nyland, Judy De Witt, Mary Parks, Luanne Berkowitz, Bob Buffham, Cheryll Baribeau, Sarah Dillon, Barbara Whitney. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Buss, Kathleen Folsom, Janice Marie Ken- nedy Linda Ruby, David Almerigi, Thomas Moon, Toni Ewing, Jerry Slater, Lee Irwin, Wendell Harwood, Lynne Browin, Steve Davidson, Mike Linden, Karen Haapanen. 103 ,Ku Ei i y 'WWW ig 5 'QQ W., 5 .Q in 6 2 . 4 f W1 In L' - ', , fl? Sf . f V!yA V A gi ,pp A , ' A f If .- pai' gif? fx? fn ' 0-,, L lga Q ,sn fr 2. ,F 3 rf 1, Q R fs ' by iw, G1 ' 1? kamp Diane Blaffum, Polly Stancliff, Pat Conner, john Cliristionsen, Arvid VanDyke, Tom Wood, Don Yost, Sandi Neuberg. T The Senior Band has been very successful this past year under the supervision of their director Mr. John De Voe. They have provided many en' joyable moments for students as well as parents and faculty mem' bers at football and basketball games and assemblies. Some of the band's many activities this year included participation in many parades, the Variety Show, and the Spring Concert. Some of the band members competed in the district and state solo and en' semble contests. The officers this past year were: Bevery Nordyke, president, Lorf en Udall, vicefpresidentg Char' lene Anderson, secretary, and Roger Tobin, treasurer. Pat Slauter A-TA-YA Sandra Kienstra, Charlene Anderson, Virginia VanSkiver, Mar- ilyn Bird, Janet Stephens, Karen Datema, Shirley Smith. orizon C6165 As horizons are ever changing and always distant, I shall not stand still and look into their purf ple shadows. Instead, I shall seek the higher purposes and the new adventures that lie beyond. I shall reach ever outward to the horizon that is always just beyond my grasp. This is the aim of all the Horizon girls. Sue Kraige, Mary Kay Wilson, Leah Marckini, Janet Klepser, Elaine Laity, O-KI-CI-YA Mary Lee Moss, Ruth Ann Spoelstra, Bar Norma RUfk0Sk9Y, .IUdY RYOH- bara Hoag, Pat Hoag, Wendy Emmert, Ann Marie La Breque, Francine Luzius. Suzanne Cole, Shirley Brown, Helen Hazekamp, Barbara Brinkman, Linda Rose, Janice Dryer. 9? iii? My sg sm taiwan Q . Q - : : www, , .....,. Q ft, !':'2W?i',' ' wr., , 5 as 55 'ft' A 'tix r '. THE ROARING TWENTY Judy Webber, Linda Wright, Barbara Hawkins, Shirley Myers, Diane Nyland, Billie Purchas. Carol Hoover, Joann Schaap, Joyce Ignasiak, Barbara Smits, Karen Biferno, Nancy Doane. Joyce Christiansen, Julie Hall, Saralyn Roentgen, Martha McKersie, Margo Rode, Geraldine Spencer, Virginia 7 Hanlon. The three objectives of the girls are friends, fine personalities, and service to others. The first two are met through group activities such as parties, dances, and speak' ers at the meetings. The goal of service to others is attained through work as Hospital Aides and on community drives, which include Red Cross, Cancer, and Red Feather. 5 X FREN-NA-HE-FU ' Ruah Duffy, Arlene Hoeve, Carol Moore, Maureen Bresnahan, Phila Kirkbride, Becky Watts, Ruth DeVoogd, Bonnie Lovejoy. Nancy Terrell, Pam Fideler, Sally Bomers, Sally Vanl-Iaften, Virginia Jurries, Judy Schuur, Nancy Morse, Barbara Beineman, Pat Waltz, Judy Horning. .Q , 2' X k il A X 4 , Q .,,.4x uf xg 5SS,w 5 ma. ggwf' . W- gk 15325-1 -lLXzf.N,Xgfi:L. as X 1 iv 5 f UTM A - - P ' f - X K Kiwis NiiSSQ5bl1N'S? Q CM. PUELLAE PULCHRAE Jane DeLand, Corinne Hunt, Sally Brunsink, Carolyn Strobel, Edee Crowell, Nancy Ripstra, Janice Tilman, Mary Balbach, Ruth Strawbridge. ' Dorothy Spencer, Joyce Beach, Nancy Walbridge, Marilyn Melendy, Nancy Rosendall, Carla Meyers, Diane Pitch, Jackie Miller, .Elaine Tishler. AOWAKIYA Eliz Rupenski, Pat Robinette, Janet Knapp, Marilyn De Graaf, Janice Dolsey, Bette Dempsey. Susan Payne, Jeanette Andrews, Carole Leusen- camp, Judy Johnson, Linda Boltwood, Joan Decker. Susan Hoover, Lynne Lobbezoo, Dawn DeMann, Linda Evans, Sandra Petraline, Nancy Foster, Kathy Vogel, Dorothy Bradley. TOP TWENTY Pat Geer, Sue Hutchens, Marilyn Greslcowiak, Nancy Carrier, Deloris Bartos, Sharon Schip- per, Shirley Lacey, Mrs. Greskowiak, Vicki Soule, Joyce VanderVelde, Janice Ulanch, Polly Stancliff, Carol Bare. DOUBLE DOZEN Marilyn Pullen, Elaine Shankerman, Lynn Dutmers, Ellen Smith, Andrea Darling, Jeanne Giardina, Judy Stanley. Delores Karczewski, Pat Weersma, Joyce Anderberg, Carole Markoski, Kay Schmelz, Elaine Houston, Jackie Marks. Karen Puryear, Merry Ellen Hoover, Marilyn Hook, Loretta Almerigi, Diane Lyon, Betty Johnston, Betty Knighton. orizon Kfudfi KA-NO-KA Bev Nordyke, Peggy Vroman, Diane Clouse, Jill Mahecek, Kay Quinten, Laura Reed, Janice Gunnett, Linda PreFontaine, Barb Nordyke. W Bonnie Schuhardt, Jean DeVlieger, Judy Fewell, Myrna Williams, Mary Ann VanderVelde, Barb Wood, Joyce Stoner, Ruth Viergever, Joanne Stoner, Sally VanDyke. FRIENDSHIP Kay Roentgen, Lynne Pat Sullivan, Sherree VanderStolp, Sue Rosemary Woodward, Yvonne Bames, J-laalison, Deannax Kranenberg, Carol V I Schultz. Sandy Sn-oh, 1 ey. ' ' ' 110 '70 laae Me game deqomf Zfze fudge -Newbolt- FRONT ROW: Dave Smith, Bud Rice, Roger VanBelkum, Bill Boorstein, Bill Anderson. SECOND ROW: Jack Magoon, Dale Valkier, Dick Feutz, Ron Teed, Don Seekel. THIRD ROW: Bill Thiebout, Dave Annis, Tom Axdorff, Ivan Haeney. Oh, Those Locker Room Blues: Football Dick Feutz-most valuable Pl3Yel'- Managers, Dave Gordon and Gordy Sweets. 112 'P FRONT ROW: Bucky Ash, Bill Crame, John Ley, Chuck Unseld, John DeBlaay. SECOND ROW: Tom DeBoet, Arvin Anderson, Jack VanBlooys, Dick Petrovitch, Louis Lamphear. THIRD ROW: Fred Challa, Tom WiHams, Harold Wells, Coach Don Black, Ass't Coach Bob johnson. Mental Anguish: Asst. Coach, Bob Iohn- '55 Gridiron Captains: Bill Anderson and song Coach, Don Black, Freshman Coach, Orville Ash. Joe McGee. Missing from picture is Second Team Coach Eugene Kaye. 113 Rog Van Belkum--speedy ground-gaining halfback. Chuck Unseld-stellar right guard. Bud Rice and Tom Axdorff-pair of rough linebackers. 114 lotta! Jihdfea Creston opened its 1955 campaign in an impressive fashion downing a good Holland team. The Polar Bears scored early by marching 65 yards in a sustained drive on the opening kickfoff. Holland scored before the end of the half by blocking a punt. In the third quarter Creston scored the winning touchdown on a plunge from the three. The Bears were beaten in their first City League game by the Indians from Ottawa Hills. It appeared to be a matter of over confidence. Although playing out of its class Cresf ton gave a good account of itself in hold' ing the powerful Catholic Central team to a 7fO score the first half. The second half proved too much Catholic Central power. Playing one of its better games of the season, Creston bounced back after two straight defeats to beat Muskegon Cath' olic. Both of Creston's touchdowns were scored by John De Blaay. Marred by penalties and mistakes Cresf ton suffered its third straight city loss from Union. Union led at the half 13f0. but Creston came back and almost pulled the game out of the fire. Roger Van Belkum's spectacular 60 yard touchdown run was nullified by a clipping penalty. Two very costly poor centers set the stage for South's winning margin. The work of Tom Axdorff and Dick Feutz was outstanding for the Bears. Central pounced on every Creston error and turned two fumbles into touchdowns, and a pass interception by Ernie Brazil was good for 90 yards and the final Cen' tral score. As for playing Muskegon Heights, one of the powerhouses of the state, it was just a question of too much speed and depth. It 'was strictly a team victory with John DeBlaay and Roger VanBelkum supply- ing the thrills against Grand Haven. De Blaay's scoring of 19 points placed him second to AllfState Denny Cook in the City League race. Dick Feutz was elected by his team' mates as the most valuable player for the Creston Polar Bears of 1955. Buck Ash and Tom DeBoer -two tough tackles. .lim Bienel' - rugged senior center. Bill Anderson - versatile: quarterback to end to half- back. Dick Fighting Feutz-halfback. Jack Magoon-rough 'n ready end. 1 Don Seekell--able quarterback 116 FIRST ROW: Tom Lannon, Bill Anderson, Jerry Brunsink, John Svechs, Gordon Sweers. SECOND ROW: John Ripmaster, Manager, Don Seekell, Dave McCrory, Denny Simmons, Dave Paasche, Jack VanBlooys, Tom Van Slooten, Ray Wollney, Jim Ripmaster. Coaches Don Black, Joe McGee, ' f and Bob johnson. Z?afsLei6a! The Bears began their '55956 season in style by downing Alma f59f43j. The first game with Chris' tian was played extremely well, but Creston came out on the small end of the score, 62f6O, in a double overtime, Mr. Johnson stated that if the boys had taken this contest the season probably would have had a much different outcome. An' other factor which had a strong bearing on the final results of the season was the number of inf juries to several of the Bears' key players. Bill Anderson, Jack VanBlooys, and Don Seekel had sprained anklesg and Jerry Brunsink had a strained knee. However, the Polar Bears seemed to hit their stride in the Regionals. First, they whipped Musk' egon Catholicg then they edged out Christian in a thrillerg and finally were beaten by the number one team in the state, Muskegon Heights in one of the best garnes.of the season. The Heights then went on to capture the Class A crown. Although the record shows only four victories, i-Aiea the team actually played better ball than this. The Polar Bears were defeated in their first Ottawa game, 84f71g but those 71 points by our boys tied Creston's high point mark for one game. The Polar Bears were quite well balanced this season. Tom Lannon, senior, and Ray Wollney, junior, were the team's top scorers during City League play. Tom was honored by being placed on the AllfCity Second Team. John Svechs was noted for his standout defensive play, as were Don Seek' ell, Dave Paasche, Bill Anderson, and a few of the other players. Mr. Johnson is very optimistic about the com' ing cage season. Returning are Seekell, Wollney, Paasche, and Van Blooys, who will probably form the nucleus of the team, along with several under' classmen brought up during the past year from the second squad. We may not have had the best basketball team in the city, but Creston's students were always there cheering their team on. 119 Captain Bill Anderson John Svechs Don Seekell Ray Wolhxey Jerry Brunsink Jim Page Dave Annis 1 2 0 John Ripmaster Tom Lannon Bill Anderson Jack VanBlooys Dave Paasche Dave McCr0ry 121 ll FIRST ROW: Dave Annis, Fred Challa, Jim Page, Tom Davidson, Al Ryers. SECOND ROW: Tom Waltz, Dick Johnson, Royce Reynolds, Mike Allchin, Jim Thorp, Dave McKee. THIRD ROW: Roger VVi1liams, Don Adamson, Jim Lipke, Arvin Anderson, Dick Boehm. 52.054 cw, FIRST ROW: Jim Grutter, George Sargeant, Iack Perry, Dave Frederick, Jim DeVries. SEC- OND ROW: George Gargett, Mickey Dyer, Bob Lucas, Dave Reilag, Jim Bruce. THIRD ROW Coach Black, Ken VandenBout, Tom Straayer, Steve Davidson, Bob Olson, Lynn Parks. aw-ierd FRONT ROW: Duane Walbridge, Tony Powell, Dale Ozinga, Ken Gager, Bill Gager, Bob Smith, Tom Gorman, Jim Van Skiver, Art Palmer. SECOND ROW: Coach Martin Van Wingen, Andre Felix, Loren Udell, DeWayne Coxon, Dale Werdon, Eddie Slater, Iim Lipke, Jim Thorpe, Lyn Rosely, Manager John Paalman. I up ' ' f - uf' vzlm' if llflfff 5' nl FIRST ROW: Van Robinson, Roger DeVoogd, Tom Weston, Jerry Yokom, Mr. Eugene Kaye, coach. SECOND ROW: Ron Ficher, Bill Buursma, Jerry Evans, John Davis, John Henning, Ron Teed. .123 p0!6ll QCII' has FIRST ROW: Dave McKee, Dave Annis, Don Seekell, Dave Dippel, Bob McKee, Chuck Un- seld. SECOND ROW: Coach Schrump, Bob Ritchie, Darrell Coxon, Tom VanSlooten, Jim Losey, Al Reyers, Brock Hoffman. THIRD ROW: Denny Hodge, Gary Reeves, Jerry Van Valkenburg, Bob Swart, Gordon Sweets, Gary DeYoung, Fred Challa, Ron Trapp. QKOUQ- ell 124 ,wM . f ' + f 3 3 S' Y f if TQQEW iw QW' 3 W U33 H N .,,g 3 ,meld V qffifi -53 'Z 1 ..., :T '1 K- iv ' Pykmmwvv' R Q Q 5 ,g1ffi'fgSg,.nh. xg.p34'9i-R, FIRST ROW: Lynn Rogers, Boli1Smith, Ed Slater, Louie Lamphear, Ray Wollney, Nick Baker, Rog Geske, John Sullivan, Frank Hoebeke. SECO D ROW: Dick Nivala, Art Felix, Jim VanSkiver, Ron Poll, Ron Fischer, George Brainard, Ron Meulenberg, Tom Gonnan. THIRD ROW: David Spangenberg, Bill Garrett, Robert Modica, Tim VonDestinon, Loren Udell, Dick Boehm, Doug Stillbert. FOURTH ROW: Arvin Anderson, Dick Johnson, Bill Anderson, John Ley, Bill Gager, John Werdon, Tony Powell. araify jracLmen 126 N U .f W t IEIRSTWEIOW: Wglggaigmsetggave Stern, George Drasin, ary onzer. : av M C D apr, l g acque eerd Dave Gordon, Bob Irwin, Dave? Pri:ch2:'Z,Co::Z 1 en. ,f C! A A FIRST ROW: Thom Rosely, VE Robinson, Iohnmkmegisi SECOND ROW: Coach G ne ye, Jerry Bruns' I april g u' erzi VanBlooys, Denny Simmoni. , 127 '7 www. x WM lwpg-x..m.5f,,,b J, ,, ww-1w.s,.,W W , i,?E we W f W Wskk , , W 5 Mk k I-sk Y- W ,M M S my . 1, Q ..,. , .,, K ,, ' 35 ,Q VF' A an R 4 , C 0I'e5 Y C' 6 f Z? A A f Jloof a C46 ef vt X We They We The 13 Holland 7 59 Alma 43 7 Ottawa 12 60 Christian 62 6 Catholic 32 71 Ottawa 84 12 Muskegon Catholic 7 35 Catholic 55 1 3 Union 20 44 Union 5 1 6 South 15 38 South 64 0 Central 27 61 Muskegon Catholic 41 13 Muskegon Heights 27 43 Central 42 21 Grand Haven 14 54 Christian 40 48 Holland Christian 52 45 Ottawa 55 44 Catholic 52 60 Union 64 62 South 83 53 Central 41 jracb 505 266 C XT ,f X f Rx ' in 7 Xxtg,-X . We They We They Ca1Zl1Ol1C Christian Central Ottawa ..... SOl1tl'1 South UI1iOI1 Central Ottawa Catholic Christian .. Unign Christian Ottawa South Central Catholic Union enior .Eirecforg Anderson, Billy C ............................. 1510 Mason St., N.E. Soph. Class Treas., C-Club Pres., Student Council Treas., Co-Capt. Football, Capt. Basketball, Track, Courtesy Squad, Latin Club, Jr. Revue, Harvest Hop King. Arrigo, Sam John ..................,............ 20 Elmwood St., N.E. Courtesy Squad, Freshman Football. Ash, Charles .................................... 742 Graceland St., N.E. Hi-Y, C-Club Vice Pres., Capt. Football, Courtesy Squad, Golf. Asman, Dorothy Lea ..................., 826 Northlawn St., N.E. All City A.B., Horizon Club, A-Cappella Choir Sec., Bible Club Vice Pres., Courtesy Squad, Latin Club, Science Club, Ir. Revue, Gloria, Future Nurses Club. Bailey, Mary Karen .......,.................... 449 Carrier St., N.E. Baker, Nicholas Iohn ,............... 501 Three Mile Rd., N.E. Track, C-Club, Hi-Y. Balk, Malcolm .................... ....... 2 835 Gerld Ave., N.E. Bazen, Marie M .............. ........ 7 16 Four Mile Rd., N.E. Courtesy Squad. Beckwith, james Frank .............. 1614 Plainfield Ave., N.E. Football, Courtesy Squad. Belliel, Charles Leroy ................ 1974 Four Mile Rd., N.E. Berg, Connie jean ........................ 924 Coldbrook St., N.E. Horizon Club, Bible Club Treas. Beswick, William Frank ................ 1610 Center Ave., N.E. Student Council, Band, Courtesy Squad. Biener, james Arthur .................... 3520 Briggs Blvd., N.E. Football, Baseball, C-Club, Hi-Y, Student Council, Courtesy Squad. Bischoff, Audrey Jeanne .................. 1258 Dorroll St., N.E. Bissonette, Charles Hay. ................. 2880 Alpine Rd., N.W. Bliss, Gary Michael .................................. 7 Sweet St., N.E. Football, Baseball, Swimming, Science Club, Ir. Revue. Boorstein, William Michael .,........,..... 2749 Coit Ave., N.E. Student Council, Courtesy Squad, Football, Swimming, Hi-Y Sec., C-Club, Ir. Revue, Sr. Play. Bowles, Thomas Allen .,.................... 265 Spencer St., N.E. Breen, LaDonna L .............................. .14 Sweet St., N.W. Briggs, Clarence Thomas .......... 402 East Leonard St., N.E. Football, Basketball, R.O.T.C., Modelaires. Brock, Betty Lou ........................................ 665 Rudy, N.E. Horizon Club, Latin Club, Sr. Y-Teens, Library Club, Courtesy Squad. Brunsink, jerry Lee ...................... 808 Lamberton St., N.E. Basketball, Golf, C-Club. Buckel, Charlene Kay ................ 1815 Lafayette Ave., N.E. Student Council Sec., Saga Staff, Circulation Staff, Amicitia Club Vice Pres., A.B., Horizon Club, Head Cheerleader, Jr. Amateur Show, Jr. Revue, Jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Glee Club, Jr. Ushers. Buitendyk, Jack Ronald ............ 280 Three Mile Rd., N.E. R.O.T.C., Band, Orchestra. Burwell, Carole Jean ........................ 34 Caledonia St., N.E. Amicitia, All-City A.B., Ir. Revue. Butler, Terrence Glenn ............ 1927 Plainfield Ave., N.E. Courtesy Squad. Byl, Virginia Louise .......................... 622 Barnett St., N.E. Circulation Staff, All-City A.B., Ir. Revue, Saga Staff, Courtesy Squad, Student Council, Horizon Club. Calkins, Richard Wayne ................... .466 Eleanor St., N.E. Ir. Revue, Gloria, Quartette, Madrigals, A Cappella Choir Pres., Second Choir, Courtesy Squad, Student Council. Christiansen, Marilyn Ann ............ 750 Hubbard St., N.E. Glee Club. Clark, Sharon Marie .......... I .................. 5 13 Lydia St., N.E. Jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens Pres., Horizon Club, A Cap- pella Choir Sec., Courtesy Squad, Ir. Revue. Collet, Phyllis Ann .................... 2516 Hufford Ave., N.W. Future Nurses Club, A.B., Jr. Revue, Circulation Staff, Saga Staff, Courtesy Squad. Collins, Cynthia Ann ...................... 406 Crescent St., N.E. A.B., Amicitia Club, Student Council, One Acts, Sr. Y-Teens, Saga Staff, Ir. Revue, Ir. Amateur Show, Courtesy Squad, Horizon Club, Sr. Play. Conklin, Arlene Dee ...................... 1300 Taylor Ave., N.E. Coulter, Barbara jean ...................... 522 Hubbard St., N.E. Coxon, Darrell Erwin .......................... 1214 Portland, N.E. Baseball, Football, Ir. Revue, Gloria, A Cappella Choir, C-Club. Coxon, DeWayne ................................ 1214 Portland, N.E. A Cappella Choir, Cross Country, Track, C-Club, Latin Club, Gloria. - Crame, William Arnold .............. 1236 Houseman St., N.E. Football, Baseball, C-Club Sec.-Treas. Cramer, Charles ................................ 1338 Matilda St., N.E. R.O.T.C. Drill Team, R.O.T.C. Choir, Bars 8L Chev- rons. Crandle, Albert Loren .............,..... 2539 East Belt Line, NE. Football, Baseball. Crawford, Patricia Lee ........ ....... 2 33 Sligh Blvd., N.E. A.B., Horizon Club. Davis, Kathryn Vivian ........................ 4895 Coit Rd., N.E. 9 Y-Teens, Amicitia Club, A.B., Ir. Class Treas., Stu- dent Council, Saga Business Mgr., Ir. Revue, Horizon Club. DeBlaay, john Paul .................... 1163 Arlington St., N.E. Football, Track, Swimming, C-Club, Hi-Y. DeMaagd, Ronnie ............................ 1240 Edith Ave., N.E. R.O.T.C. Dempsey, Patricia Ioan ............ 3886 Plainfield Ave., N.E. 9 Y-Teens, Amicitia Club, A.B., Student Council, Saga Staff, jr. Revue, Glee Club, Second Choir, A Cappella Choir, Horizon Club. Dent, Joyce Bell ...................... 2131 Swensberg Ave., N.E. Bible Club, Library Club, Courtesy Squad, A Cappella Choir, Gloria. DeVlieger, Jean Ann .................. 2118 Houseman St., N.E. Horizon Club Treas., Y-Teens, A.B., Amicitia Club, Saga Staff, Circulation Staff, Cub Reporters, Jr. Revue, Courtesy Squad, -Student Council, One Acts, Sr. Play. DeVoogd, Doris Jane .................... 861 Emerald Ave., N.E. Cheerleader, Amicitia Club, Sr. Y-Teens, A.B., Horizon Club, Sage Staff, Circulation Staff, Jr. Revue, Jr. Ama- teur Show, Jr. Ushers, Jr. Y-Teens, Glee Club. DeYoung, Gary Quinn ........................ 33 Travis St., N.W. Baseball. DeYoung, Patricia Ann .................... 521 Quimby St., N.E. Ir. Y-Teens, Ir. Ushers, A.B., Courtesy Squad. Douthett, Glenda Lee .......................... 4775 Coit Rd., N.E. 9 Y-Teens, A.B., Amicitia Club, Ir. Revue, Echo Man- aging Editor, Advertising Staff, Sr. Honor Society, Student Council, Horizon Club, Quill 66 Scroll, Circu- lation Staff, One Acts. Drebin, Philip Sheldon ............ 2337 Oakwood Ave., N.E. Debate, Latin Club, Echo Staff, Jr. Honor Society. Dunbar, Walter D ......................... ..1241 Herrick St., N.E. Second Team Football, Courtesy Squad, Freshman Bas- ketball, Science Club. Dutmers, Peri Lou .......................... 1305 Oaklawn St., N.E. Horizon Club Pres., Jr. Revue, Jr. Ushers, Courtesy Squad, A.B., Glee Club. Dyer, William Lewis .................... 906 Northwood St., N.E. R.O.T.C., Bars 86 Chevrons. Ekkens, Jean Kay..... .................. ,...... 1 353 Paris Ave., N.E. Courtesy Squad, Ir. Red Cross Treas. Evans, Orval Lewis ........................ 1356 North Ave., N.E. Felix, Andre Bernard .................. 1162 Arlington St., N.E. Hi-Y, Science Club, Ir. Revue, Football, Track, Cross Country, R.O.T.C., C-Club. Felix, David Prince ................... 1352 Columbia Ave., N.E. Feutz, Richard Bruce .......................... 410 Carrier St., N.E. ' Football. Fisher, Deanna ................................ 1125 Ellsmere St., N.E. Horizon Club, Courtesy Squad, Future Nurses Club. Frederick, Barbara Anne ............ 1516 Emerald Ave., N.E. Future Teachers Club, Sr. Y-Teens. Freybler, Terry E ............ ................. 1 246 Penn Ave., N.E. R.O.T.C., Bars 86 Chevrons. Fuller, Roger Clare ................,... 785 Leffingwell Ave., N.E. R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. Choir, Bars 86 Chevrons Treas. Senior Directory Fuller, Wayne Frederick ........... 785 Leffingwell Ave., N.E. R.O.T.C., Bars 86 Chevrons, R.O.T.C. Choir, Cheer- leader. Funk, Marcia Sue ...................... 4653 Plainfield Ave., N.E. Red Cross Sec., Bible Club, Courtesy Squad, Future Nurses Club. Gabrielse, Jana ................................., 1125 Edith Ave., N.E. Courtesy Squad, Horizon Club. Gager, Kenneth Charles .............. 2389 Dunnigan St., N.E. Track, Cross Country, Hi-Y. Galloway, Maralyn Kay ............ 4701 Plainfield Ave., N.E. 9 Y-Teens, A.B., Amicitia Club, Jr. Revue, Horizon Club. Gavinski, Mary Lou ........................ 3861 Willow Dr., N.E. 911-Teens, A.B., Amicitia Club, Jr. Revue, Horizon C u . 4 Gerow, David George .................. 2708 Carlton Ave., N.E. Photography Staff, R.O.T.C., Bars 86 Chevrons, Jr. Honor Society, Coin and Stamp Club. Geske, Roger Edward ................ 2028 Houseman St., N.E. Football,-Track, Hi-Y, C-Club, Jr. Revue, One Acts, Student Council, Jr. Honor Society, Small Ensemble, Latin Club. Gilbert, Joy Lorraine .................... 5275 Forest Ridge, N.E. Horizon Club, A.B., Glee Club. Goodman, Dave .....,.......................... 1143 Kelsey St., N.E. Band, Courtesy Squad, Photography Staff. Goossen, Arthur Lee ........................ 1010 Ionia Ave., N.E. Assistant in Math and English Workshops. Gordon, David Howard ............ 2339 Plainfield Ave., N.E. Band, Jr. Honor Society, Sr. Honor Society, Audio- Visual Club, Bible Club, Hi-Y, C-Club Vice Pres., Science Club, Latin Club, Student Council, Tennis, licfotball, Gloria, Jr. Revue, Saga Staff, Basketball, Foot a . Gorman, John Michael ................ 2223 Riverside Dr., N.E. Sr. Class Pres., Gloria, Jr. Honor Society, Sr. Honor Society, Latin Club Vice Pres., Science Club Treas., C-Club, Hi-Y, Jr. Revue, Student Council, Inter-Hi Student Council, Audio-Visual Club, Circulation Staff, Saga Staff, Baseball. Gretzinger, Donald Edward .............. 3131 Bird Ave., N.E. Courtesy Squad, Assistant in English and Math Work- sho s. Groveliior, Rosa Lea ........................ 633 Canright St., N.E. Amicitia Club Pres., Sr. Honor Society, Jr. Revue, Saga Managing Editor, Student Council, Horizon Club, 9 Y-Teens, All-City A.B., One Acts. Haenke, Barbara Kay ...................... 1426 North Ave., N.E. 9 Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Horizon Club, Jr. Honor So- ciety, Echo Staff, Circulation Staff, Biology Club. Hanson, Carol Lou ........................ 910 Graceland St., N,E. A Cappella Choir, Bible Club, Horizon Club, Courtesy Squad, Gloria. Herman, Terry Karl ................ 3700 East Leonard St., N.E. Football, Jr. Revue, Courtesy Squad, Sr. Play. Hoard, Joan Louise ................ 1617 Leffingwell Ave., N.E. Horizon Club, Student Council, One Acts, Gloria, Jr. Revue, Amicitia Club, Jr. Amateur Show. Hodge, Ruth Anne .....,.............. 2081 Lafayette Ave., N.E. Horizon Club, Sr. Y-Teens, Jr. Y-Teens, Future Nurses Club, Gloria, Jr. Revue, A Cappella Choir, Amicitia Club, Latin Club, Jr. Ushers, Jr. Amateur Show, Home- coming Court. Hoebeke, Frank George ............ 1705 Plainfield Ave., N.E. Hoffman, Nancy Carole .............. 620 Marywood Dr., N.E. Horizon Club, All-City A.B., Amicitia Club, Jr. Revue, Gloria, Saga Staff, A Cappella Choir, Student Council, Sr. Play. Holladay, LaForest Ann .............. 2540 Belknap Ave., N.E. Amicitia Club, Horizon Club, Sr. Y-Teens, Saga Staff, One Acts, Gloria, Sr. Honor Society. Holquist, Marlyn Lucy .................... 1326 Calgary St., N.E. Bible Club, Library Club, Future Nurses Club Vice Pres., Horizon Club Pres., Circulation Staff, Jr. Revue, Edgy Staff, Latin Club, Quill 86 Scroll, Advertising Sta . Hoogerwerf, Janice Kay ............ 919 Woodworth Rd., N.E. A Cappella Choir, Student Council, Gloria, Jr. Revue, F.O.P.-Hop Court. Horton, Roberta Jean .............. ,........ 9 55 Ellsmere St., N.E. Jr. Honor Society, Sr. Honor Society, Courtesy Squad, Student Council, Horizon Club Pres., Latin Club, Science Club, Cub Reporters, Gloria. Hotop, Barbara Lynn ........................ 134 Palmer St., N.E. Courtesy Squad. Hough, Richard Gaylord ............ 1048 Coldbrook St., N.E. Baseball, Football, R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. Choir,.R.O.T.C. Quartet, Courtesy Squad. Hutchens, Roger Lee ................ 1106 Three Mile Rd., N.E. R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. Choir, R.O.T.C. Drill Team. Ide, Jay S .........,........................... 1031 Arlington St., N.E. Hi-Y, Jr. Revue. Imhoff, Robert Wallace ................ 111 Caledonia St., N.E. Baseball. Jackson, Charlene Kay .............. 1150 Northwood St., N.E. All-City A.B., Amicitia Club, Horizon Club, Jr. Revue. Jackson, Larry Lee .................... 3225 Riverview Ave., N.E. Track, Cross Country. Johnson, Lawrence Eugene ............ 1501 North Ave., N.E. Johnson, Marilyn Gloria .................. 1501 North Ave., N.E. Jr. Y-Teens, Horizon Club. Kaboos, Deloris Jane .......................... 111 Palmer St., N.E. A Cappella Choir, Jr. Revue, Gloria, Jr. Honor Society, Sr. Honor Society, F.O.P.-Hop Queen, Homecoming Queen. Kainz, Barbara Ann .................... 1933 Diamond Ave., N.E. Courtesy Squad, Horizon Club, Circulation Staff, Ami- citia Club, Jr. Revue, A.B., Saga Staff. King, Lawrence Lee .......................... 37 Elmwood St., N.E. Hi-Y, C-Club, Football, A Cappella Choir, Gloria, Jr. Revue, Sr. Play, Student Council, Science Club, Swim- ming Capt. Krajewski, Tad Walter .................. 214 Burr Oak St., N.E. Second Choir, A Cappella Choir, Gloria, Courtesy Squad. Krebs, Craig Ronald ...................... 2159 Duiker Ave., N.E. lgevue, Freshman Football, Freshman Track, Science u . Kurtz, James Max ........................ 2300 Monroe Ave., N.E. Kurz, Carolyn Ruth ................................ 216 Ann St., N.E. Courtesy Squad, Bible Club. Lacey, Shirley ..,.................. ..... .......... 2 5 8 Spencer St., N.E. 9 Y-Teens, Library Club, Horizon' Club, Jr. Ushers. Lamphear, Louis Richard ............ 1010 Northwood St., N.E. Football, Track, C-Club, Hi-Y, R.O.T.C., Bars 86 Chevrons. Landstra, Donna Jean .................. 1117 Coldbrook St., N.E. Glee Club, Y-Teens, A.B., Horizon Club. Lannon, Thomas J ......................... 957 Aberdeen St., N.E. Sr. Class Treas., C-Club, Basketball, Student Council.- Leavell, George Grant .............. 2651 Cornelia Ave., N.W. Leggett, Roger William ............ 3709 Plainfield Ave., N.E. Levenburg, Carole Beth .................... 506 Eleanor St., N.E. Jr. Ushers, Ticket Club, Jr. 86 Sr. Honor Societies, All- City A.B., Advertising Staff, Circulation Staff, Echo, Jr. Revue, Horizon Club, Amicitia Club, 9 Y-Teens, Jr. 86 Sr. Y-Teens, Gloria, Cub Reporters, Quill 86 Scroll, Student Council, A Cappella Choir Treas., Small Ensemble. Ley, John Arlon ............... ........... 4 33 Marywood Dr., N.E. Soph. Pres., Student Council Pres., Football, Basketball, Track, Hi-Y Sec. Logbciioo, Donald Jack .............,.... 1236 Emerald St., N.E. o . MacAulay, David J ........ ........... 2 127 Swensberg Ave., N.E. R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. Choir Pres., Bars 86 Chevrons Pres., Rifle Team, Jr. Honor Society Treas. Manglitz, Mary Kay ...................... 1040 Aberdeen St., N.E. Glee Club, Jr. Revue. Margoles, Barbara Jean .............. 1033 Beechwood St., N.E. Student Council, Inter-High Student Council, Courtesy Squad, Saga Staff, Amicitia Club, Horizon Club, Latin Club, A.B., Y-Teens, Jr. Red Cross, Jr. Revue, Jr. Amateur Show, One Acts, Gloria, Sr. Play. Senior Directory ,f Marks, James Edison ........................ 347 Quimby St., N.E. Marlow, Alphonsus Anthony .............. 1475 Mark St., Football, Basketball, Track, R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. Choir, Vice-Pres. Drill Team, Rifle Team, Bars 8L Chevrons Vice-Pres., Audio-Visual Club, Student Council. Mason, Carol Joy .....,....,................... 447 Leonard St., N.E. Jr. Revue, Glee Club. McConnell, Audrey Jane .....,....,... 2128 Eastern Ave., N.E. Red Cross Sec., A.B., Latin Club, Jr. Ushers, Future Nurses Club, Jr. Honor Society. McKay, Nancy Lee .,..........,..... ........ 705 Knapp St., N.E. Jr. Revue, Horizon Club, Circulation Staff, Saga Staff, A.B., Courtesy Squad, Amicitia Club, Library Club. McKee, Robert Elwood ............ 2600 Plainfield Ave., N.E. Hi-Y, C-Club, Baseball, Jr. Revue, Basketball, Sr. Play. McLenithan, Mary Ann ............., 1310 Ashland Ave., N.E. A Cappella Choir, Gloria, Jr. Revue, Future Teachers Club. Millard, Charles George .............. 928 Beechwood St., N.E. Hi-Y Vice-Pres., C-Club, Student Council. Miller, Ruthanne Carol ................ 3000 Monroe Ave., N.E. Latin Club, Future Teachers Club. Misner, Marilyn Kay .....,. , .............. 1869 Oakcliff Dr., N.E. Hogzon Club, Amicitia Club, Jr. Revue, Circulation Sta . Misner, Ruth Ann .........,.... 652 Lamberton Lake Dr., N.E. Montgomery, Donald Lee .....,.......... 1120 Ekhart St., N.E. Student Council, Jr. Honor Society, Cub Reporters, Latin Club, Courtesy Squad. Mulder, Jacqueline Anne .......... 441 Comstock Blvd., N.E. Horizon Club. Mullin, Ethel Marie ........ 1525 Lamberton Lake Dr., N.E. A.B., Amicitia Club, Jr. Revue, Horizon Club. Musiala, Barbara Ann ...............,.... 3331 Briggs Blvd., N.E. Horizon Club, Circulation Staff, Jr. Revue, Amicitia Club. Nichoson, Nancy Lynne ............ 894 Beechwood St., N.E. Glee-Club, Library Club, Horizon Club Sec., 9 Y-Teens, Jr. 86 Sr. Y-Teens, Courtesy Squad, Latin Club Sec., All-City A.B., Amicitia Club, Bible Club, Circulation Staff, Saga Staff, Echo Staff, Quill SL Scroll, Jr. Revue, Future Teachers Club. ' Noel, George ...... . ..........,................ 107 Caledonia St., N.E. R.O.T.C., Bars 86 Chevrons. Noordyke, Nancy Jean .................... 516 Quimby St., N.E. Glee Club, Courtesy Squad. Nordyke, Barbara Lou ................ 2710 Monroe Ave., N.E. Amicitia Club, Horizon Club, Saga Staff, Jr. Revue, All-City A.B., Sr. Y-Teens. Nordyke, Beverly Ann ................ 2710 Monroe Ave., N.E. Latin Club Pres., Amicitia Club, Sr. Band Pres., Sr. Orchestra, Horizon Club Sec-Treas., Sr. Y-Teens, A.B., Future Nurses Club. Obuchowski, Adolf James ........ 601 Three Mile Rd., N.E. Courtesy Squad Vice-Pres., Track, Sr. Honor Society, Student Council. Ollman, Robert T ................................. 412 Curtis St., N.E. Science Club, Latin Club, Student Council, Jr. Revue, Jr. 86 Sr. Honor Societies, Saga Staff, Modelaires Treas. Otte, Marilyn Jean ........................ 913 Hollywood St., N.E. Library Club Treas., Jr. Band, Jr. Amateur Show, Courtesy Squad, Sr. Band Majorette. Parker, Duane K ........................... 2629 Miller Ave., N.W. R.O.T.C. Drill Team, Bars 86 Chevrons, Courtesy Squad. Pearson, Karen Ruth ....................., 170 Boltwood St., N.E. Glee Club, Second Choir, A Cappella Choir, Gloria, Madrigals, Small Ensemble, Girls' Sextet, A.B., Jr. Honor Society, Bible Club Pres. Pendergast, William Freeman ......,. 110 Elmwood St., N.E. Football, Track, Audio-Visual Club. ' Peters, Bruce William ......,......... 2934 Edgewood St., N.E. R.O.T.C., Bars 86 Chevrons, Golf. Phillips, Virginia Christina ............ 1533 Burke Ave., N.E. Sr. Band, Sr. Orchestra, Student Council, Science Club, Horizon Club, Jr. Review, Sr. Honor Society. Poggiani, Barbara Victoria ,......,.... 1466 Burke Ave., N.E. Gloria, Horizon Club. Poggiani, Bettina Marie ............,...... 1466 Burke Ave., N.E. Sr. Play, Horizon Club, Amicitia Club, Sr. Y-Teens, Courtesy Squad. Pollie, Judith Ann .............................. 221 Knapp St., N.E. Saga Staff, Circulation Staff, Jr. Honor Society, Court- esy Squad, Glee Club, Amicitia Club, Jr. Revue, 9 Y- Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, A.B., Horizon Club, F.O.P.-Hop Court, Homecoming Court. Pollie, Richard John ..........................., 221 Knapp St., N.E. Powell, Anthony Gleason .........,........ 1139 Kelsey St., N.E. Football, Cross Country, Homecoming King, Swim- ming, Track, Courtesy Squad, Student Council, Hi-Y Pres., C-Club, Jr. Revue, Gloria, Latin Club, Band, Sr. Play. Pullen, Hal Easton ...................,.......... 545 Knapp St., N.E. Tennis, Gloria, Science Club, C-Club. Quigley, Ruth Ann .......................... 325 Florence St., N.E. Jr. Honor Society, Circulation Staff, Cub Reporters, Glee Club, Jr. Y-Teens. Radford, David Russell .............. 1230 Mayfield Ave., N.E. R.O.T.C. Rau, Terrence L. ................,............, 921 Ellsmere St., N.E. A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Audio-Visual Club. Rice, Edmond Armour .................... 1325 Fuller Ave., N.E. Football, Baseball, Courtesy Squad, C-Club, Hi-Y, Soph- omore Vice-Pres. Riegling, Floyd Edward ................ 1315 Maude Ave., N.E. Bible Club. Ripstra, Joal Kay ........................ 1050 Diamond Ave., N.E. 9 Y-Teens Pres., Future Nurses Club Pres., Jr. BL Sr. Honor Societies, Student Council, Jr. Revue, Science Club Sec., Biology Club, Latin Club, Horizon Club, Sr. Y-Teens Vice-Pres. Ritchie, Donna Jeanne .................... 406 Sweet St., N.E. Amicitia Club, 9 Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Jr. Revue, Jr. Honor Society, All-City A.B. Treas., Horizon Club Pres., Glee Club. Robinson, Shelly Van .................. 879 Beechwood St., N.E. Hi-Y, Student Council, Jr. Revue, Golf, Swimming. Roest, Carol Ann .............................. 1108 Spring St., N.E. Courtesy Squad. Rogers, Dorothy Mae ...................... 417 Elmwood St., N.E. 9 Y-Teens, Courtesy Squad, Horizon Club, Amicitia Club, Saga Staff, Circulation Staff, Jr. Ushers. Romkema, Phyllis Ann .................. 2564 Foster Ave., N.E. Horizon Club, Courtesy Squad, Future Nurses Club. Rose, Gary Dean ..................................... 21 Dean St., N.W. Latin Club, Science Club, Jr. SL Sr. Honor Societies. Rosely, Gary Carl ...........,................ 544 Cheshire Dr., N.E. C-Club, Hi-Y, Football, Baseball Capt., Basketball. Rosely, Thom Henry ...................... 544 Cheshire Dr., N.E. Golf Capt., C-Club, Hi-Y. Rosendall, Lois Ann .................... 720 Four Mile Rd., N.E. Jr. 86 Sr. Honor Societies, Circulation Staff. Ruster, Elaine Carolyn ......................., 133 Grove St., N.E. Horizon Club, Bible Club, Latin Club, Future Nurses Club, Courtesy Squad. Rysdyk, Mary Jane, ..................... - 740 ,North Park St., N.E. Jr. Revue, One Acts, Courtesy Squad, A.B., Glee Club, Circulation Staff. Sanford, Patricia Johanna .......,............., 29 Grove St., N.E. Horizon Club, Future Nurses Club, Bible Club. Saunders, David Henry ............ 2707 Three Mile Rd., N.E. RiCtT.C., Bars 86 Chevrons, Bible Club, Audio-Visual C u . Saunders, Virginia Ann ........,... 2707 Three Mile Rd., N..E Debate, Jr. Revue, Horizon Club, Bible Club, Circula- tion Staff, Courtesy Squad, Amicitia Club, A.B. Savage, Nina Ruth ...................... 1120 Emerald Ave., N.E. A Cappella Choir, Gloria, Future Nurses Club Pres., Bible Club, Student Council, Courtesy Squad, Jr. Red Cross. Sayles, R. Arthur ...... ......... 6 00 Hubbard St., N.E. Basketball, Senior Directory Schuhardt, Bonnie Lee .......................... 105 Dean St., N,E. Horizon Club, Amicitia Club, 9 Y-Teens Pres., All-City A.B. Treas., Senior Vice-Pres., Latin Club, Glee Club, Courtesy Squad, Saga Staff, Echo Staff, Advertising Staff, Circulation Staff, Quill 86 Scroll, Jr. Honor So- ciety, Jr. Revue, Sr. Play. Shireling, Elizabeth Anne ........... ,934 Northlawn St., N.E. Ticket Club Pres., Jr. Revue, Circulation Staff, Saga Staff, Cheerleader, Future Nurses Club Treas., Horizon Club, Amicitia Club. Shotwell, Linda ........................ 2059 Swensberg Ave., N.E. 9 Y-Teens, Glee Club, Horizon Club, Amicitia Club, Jr. Ushers, Jr. Revue, Gloria, Saga Staff, Circulation Staff, Sr. Y-Teens, Jr. Amateur Show, Harvest Hop Court. Silcox, Karen Lee ..............,,,....... 2031 Eastern Ave., N.E. A Cappella Choir, All-City A.B., Amicitia Club, Hor- izon Club Vice Pres., Saga Staff, Jr. Revue, Circulation Staff. Simmons, Judith Kay .............. 2067 Swensberg Ave., N.E. 9 Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Horizon Club Treas., All-City A.B., Jr. Revue, Sr. Band, Jr. Honor Society, Amicitia Club. Slauter, Patricia Jean .................. 2003 Houseman St., N.E. Courtesy Squad, Sr. Band, Majorette, Horizon Club Sec., Jr. Revue, Jr. Ushers. Slykhouse, Lynda Lou ...............,.... 2221 Leonard St., N.E. Saga Staff, Latin Club Vice-Pres., Amicitia Club. Smith, David .................................. 923 College Ave., N.E. C-Club, Hi-Y, Football, Track. Smith, Karen .........,...... .............. 1 353 Columbia Ave., N.E. Glee Club, Horizon Club, A.B., Jr. Revue. Smith, Kay Joanne .......................... 1036 Watson St., S.W. Horizon Club Pres., Saga Staff, Future Nurses Club, Audio-Visual Club Pres., Amicitia Club, Circulation , Staff, Jr. Revue. Smith, Richard Albert ................... 144 Katherine Dr., N.E. Hi-Y, One Acts. Springer, Barbara Ann ........................ 100 Colfax St., N.E. Horizon Club, Bible Club, Sr. Band. Staley, Lois Joy...z ..........,......... 3360 Riverview Ave., N.E. Amicitia Club, Circulation Staff, Horizon Club, Jr. Revue. Stapley, Arlene Kaye ...................... 1319 Alberta St., N.E. Latin Club, Bible Club, Future Nurses Club, Echo Staff, Horizon Club, Quill 86 Scroll, Library Club, Circulation Staff, Advertising Staff. Steiner, Thomas ........,............... 3580 Vineyard Ave., N.E. Steinhauer, David Briggs..1017 Lamberton Lake Dr., N.E. Track. Stern, David A ........................... 1422 Plainfield Ave., N.E. C-Club, Science Club, Tennis, Football. Stoddard, Frank James ...................... 1516 Cole Ave., N.E. Latin Club, Student Council, Jr. 86 Sr. Honor Societies, Science Club Pres., Modelaires, Saga Staff. Stoepker, Marilyn Jane .................... 1057 Fuller Ave., N.E. Courtesy Squad. Stolorow, Dianne Ellen .................. 423 Cheshire Dr., N.E. Jr. Ushers Pres., A.B., A Cappella Choir Vice-Pres., Glee Club, Amicitia Club, Saga Staff, Student Council, Gloria, Horizon Club, Courtesy Squad, Sr. Play, For- ensics, Jr. Revue, Jr. Amateur Show Mistress of Cere- monies, One Acts. Stoner, Joanne Louise .................... 1053 Ellsmere St., N.E. A.B., Amicitia Club, Jr. Revue, Courtesy Squad, Hor- izon Club. Stoner, Joyce Arlene ....,................. 1053 Ellsmere St., N.E. A.B., Amicitia Club, Jr. Revue, Horizon Club. Storm, Paul Wesley ...,.................. 925 Northlawn St., N.E. Bible Club Pres., Courtesy Squad, Second Choir, A Cappella Choir, Gloria. Stovall, Ellen Lois ............................ 2054 Elmer Dr., N.E. Circulation Staff, Bible Club. Sullivan, John Lee ............................ 1131 Paris Ave., N.E. Track. A Swan, Kay Donna .......,................ 2743 East Beltline, N.E. A.B., Bible Club, Amicitia Club, Courtesy Squad, Jr. Revue, Sr. Y-Teens. Swart, Donna Lee ...........,............ ..... . ..147 Bowne St., N.E. Jr. Y-Teens Vice-Pres., Sr. Y-Teens, Courtesy Squad Sec., A.B., Horizon Club. Sweeny, Thomas Dixon ...............,.... 2479 Coit Ave., N.E. Gloria, Jr. Revue, Sr. Play, A Cappella Choir, Sr. Or- chestra, Latin Club, Audio-Visual Club Vice-Pres. Sweeris, Leonard Alfred ........................ 465 Julia St., N.E. Courtesy Squad. Swigers, David John ........ .............. 1 749 Center Ave., N.E. Jr. Revue, Gloria, Second Choir, R.O.T.C. Sydloski, Dorothy Lee .......................... 139 Dean St., N.E. Bible Club. Takens, William George ............ 1821 Houseman St., N.E. R.O.T.C. Drill Team, Bars 86 Chevrons. Thompson, Judith Anne .................... 126 Bowne St., N.E. Amicitia Club, 9 Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens Treas., Horizon Club Sec., All-City A.B., Sr. Class Sec., Library Club Sec., Courtesy Squad, Saga Staff, Jr. Revue, One Acts, Gloria. Tolsma, Hilda .................................. 1708 Leonard St., N.E. Jr. Revue. Tortellet, Richard David ..............., 2522 Fuller Ave., N.E. R.O.T.C., Drill Team, Bars 86 Chevrons. Trofast, Karen Lenore ......... ...,.......... 4 42 Eleanor St., N.E. Glee Club, 'Horizon Club, Jr. 86 Sr. Honor Societies, Echo Editor, Quill 86 Scroll, Amicitia Club, Courtesy Squad, Jr. Revue, Advertising Staff. Unseld, Charlene Rae ...................... 265 Quimby St., N.E. Glee Club, Y-Teens, Biology Club, Ticket Club, Science Club, Courtesy Squad, Jr. Revue, One Acts, Student Council. Unseld, Charles Gordon ................ 1261 Aberdeen St., N.E. Hi-Y, C-Club, Saga Staff, Courtesy Squad Pres., Stu- dent Council Vice-Pres., Biology Club, Latin Club, Science Club, Football, Baseball, Gloria, Jr. Revue, R.O.T.C., Bars 86 Chevrons, Rifle Team, Jr. Class Pres. VanBall, Donald Joel ................ 1142 Beechwood St., N.E. Photography Staff, Audio-Visual Club, Courtesy Squad. VanBelkum, Charles Roger ........ 919 Benjamin Ave., N.E. Football, Baseball, C-Club, Jr. Revue, Courtesy Squad. Vandervelde, Maryanne .....,.............. 2160 Coit Ave., N.E. Latin Club Sec., A.B., Amicitia Club, Sr. Y-Teens, Bible Club, A Cappella Choir, Gloria, Jr. Honor So- ciety, Horizon Club, Student Council. VanderZand, Adrianna Ruth .... 1040 Diamond Ave., N.E. Jr. Y-Teens Sec., Sr. Y-Teens, Biology Club, Ticket Club Pres., Circulation Staff, Amicitia Club, A.B., Jr. Revue, Jr. Amateur Show, Courtesy Squad, Science Club, Future Nurses Club. VanderZand, Lawrence John ........ 2131 Melita Ave., N.E. Track Mgr., Audio-Visual Club, Jr. Band, Sr. Band. VanDyke, Sally Ann ............................ 461 Julia St., N.E. Amicitia Club, Horizon Club, Latin Club, 9 Y-Teens, Jr. Revue, Jr. Ushers, All-City A.B., Echo Staff, Cir- culation Staff. VanEck, Raymond John .......,............ 434 Hopson St., N.E. Cross Country, Modelaires, R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. Choir gags., Bars 86 Chevrons Treas., Courtesy Squad, Echo I3 . VanHaften, Richard Bain .............. 147 Montrose St., N.E. VanKoevering, Arlan Rae ................ 200 Sligh Blvd., N.E. Student Council, Jr. 86 Sr. Honor Societies. VanKrimpen, Roy Henry .............. 926 Arlington St., N.E. Photography Staff, Gloria, Second Choir. VanOverloop, Marian ............ 3254 Townsend Ave., N.E. Courtesy Squad, A.B. VanPopering, Lee .......................... 1023 Oaklawn St., N.E. VanPortfliet, Sharon Lynne ............ 502 Elmdale St., N.E. Audio-Visual Club Treas., Horizon Club Vice-Pres. VanValkenburg, Carolyn Kay ............ 146 Travis St., N.E. Horizon Club, Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Gloria, Courtesy Squad. Veenstra, John Robert ...................... 528 Walnut St., N.E. Science Club, Student Council, Latin Club, Sr. Honor Society Pres., Jr. Honor Society, Courtesy Squad. Veenstra, Louann Helen .............. 1688 Herrick Ave., N.E. Jr. Ushers, Glee Club. Senior Directory Verburg, Robert Lewis ......... ..............., 2 1 Ann St., N.E. Bible Club. Viergever, Ruth Ann ........,.......,. 840 Northwood St., N.E. Amicitia Club, Cheerleader, Jr. Revue, A Cappella Choir, Girls, Sextet, Small Ensemble, Madrigals, Gloria, Horizon Club, Sr. Y-Teens, Student Council, Courtesy Squad, All-City A.B., Jr. Amateur Show, Homecoming Court. Visner, Ruth Ann .......................... 1461 North Ave., N.E. Jr. Class Sec., Jr. Revue, Horizon Club Sec., Sr. Y- Teens, Jr. Y-Teens, Jr. Ushers, Jr. Honor Society, Glee Club, Circulation Staff. Vogel, Marita Beth .................,.... 135 Diamond Ave., N.E. A Cappella Choir, Gloria, Horizon Club. Wagenaar, Joanne Rae ............,....... 1323 Leonard St., N.E. Horizon Club Pres., 9 Y-Teens Sec., Glee Club, Court- esy Squad, All-City A.B., Amicitia Club, Jr. Revue, Saga Editor, Quill 86 Scroll, Circulation Staff. Wapner, Judith Rae ........................., 647 Sligh Blvd., N.E. Horizon Club, Amicitia Club, Jr. Revue, Sr. Y-Teens, Saga Staff, Sr. Play. Ward, Robert Allen ...,....................... 420 Spencer St., N.E. Warfield, Carol .........,......,,......., 3622 Plainfield Ave., N.E. Horizon Club, Gloria, Jr. Revue, Second Choir, Court- esy Squad, Homecoming Court. Webber, Jeannine Wilmanette..3 796 Williamson Ave., N .E. Amicitia Club, Jr. Honor Society, Jr. Revue, Horizon Club, 9 Y-Teens, Echo Staff Bus. Mgr., Quill 86 Scroll, Circulation Staff. Weidelfeller, Fritz C ................. 3000 Plainfield Ave., N.E. Weller, Eileen May ........................ 2208 Dawson St., N.E. Horizon Club Treas., Courtesy Squad. Wells, Dale Carlton .,...................... 120 Montrose St., N.E. Weston, Thomas Lee .................... 2014 Eastern Ave., N.E. Football, Swimming Capt., Track, Jr. Revue. we 6l e5f0l'l Liga Published annually by the students of Creston High School. --Q Wetzel, Barbara Ann ........................ 439 Elmdale St., N.E. Saga Staff, Amicitia Club, All-City A.B. Pres., Harvest Hop Queen, Jr. Revue, Horizon Club Treas., Circula- tion Staff. White, Carole .......,......,................. 723 Four-Mile Rd., N.E. Latin Club, Courtesy Squad, Horizon Club, Jr. 86 Sr. Honor Societies, Jr. Revue, Student Council, Echo Staff, Quill 86 Scroll, Circulation Staff, Advertising Staff. Williams, Myrna Eileen .,........,......... 19 Burr Oak St., N.E. Amicitia Club, Horizon Club, Glee Club, Second Choir, A Cappella Choir, A.B., Circulation Staff. Williams, Thomas James ............... 3451 Briggs Blvd., N.E. Audio-Visual Club, Student Council, English Workshop Assistant, Science Club, Jr. Amateur Show. Wilton, Pamela Jane ........................ 1119 Fuller Ave., N.E. Biology Club, Latin Cllxb, A.B., Jr. 86 Sr. Honor So- cieties, Circulation Staff, Echo Staff, Quill 86 Scroll. Wood, Barbara Janine ...................... 12 Burr Oak St., N.E. Jr. Revue, Amicitia Club, Horizon Club, Echo Staff, Saga Staff, Circulation Staff, Advertising Staff, A.B. Wood, George Albert .................. 1423 Buffalo Ave., N.E. Football, Track. I Wooten, JoAnn ................................ 1334 Eastern Pl., N.E. A.B., Amicitia Club, Horizon Club, Sr. Y-Teens, Jr. Class Vice-Pres., Student Council, Jr. Revue, Jr. Ama- teur Show, Circulation Staff, Saga Art Editor, Glee Club, Courtesy Squad, Harvest Hop Court. Wyma, Beryl Louise .......,..,..... 3262 Riverview Ave., N.E. Horizon Club, Latin Club, A.B., Courtesy Squad, Jr. Revue, Echo Staff, Circulation Staff. Wynalda, David Michael .................. 1214 Mason St., N.E. Ysseldyke, Edward Lee ...................... 1666 Ball Ave., N.E. Zoerner, Susan Patterson ..............., 908 Oaklawn St., N.E. Horizon Club, Latin Club, Jr. Revue, Future Nurses Club, Courtesy Squad, Sophomore Class Sec. ----bas, V Y us Editor-in-Chief ........................................ Joanne Wagenaar Managing Editor ..........,......................... RosaLea Grovenor Business Managers ........ Kathryn Davis, Patricia Dempsey Literary Editor ........................ Nichoson Assistants ......,... ......... E laine Laity, Barbara Noordyke, Joyce VanOosten Senior Editors ...........,.. Charlene Buckel, Dianne Stolorow Underclass Editor .................... ....................Jean DeVlieger Assistants .......... . ......... Judy Fewell, Elaine Shankerxnan Clubs .Editor ........ .. ................................, Nancy McKay Assistants ..... . ....... ........ Activities Editor ..... Assistants .......... Judy Thompson, Janet Klepser .....................Barbara Wetzel Carol Bare, Cynthia Collins Sports Editor ................................... David Gordon Assistants ...... ........ Faculty Editor ..... Assistant ....... Charles Unseld, John Gorman Shireling Smith Art Editor ..... ................ . ................. J oAnn Wooten Assistants ...... ........... Robert Ollman, Marilyn Hook Photographers .............. Frank Stoddard, Robert Brinkman Adviser ............. ................. 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