Demotte High School - Keen Keener Yearbook (Demotte, IN)

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Junior Band ROW I: Larry Boeaeman, Janice Eakin, Philip Moolenaar, Barbara Konovsky, Janice De Fries, Wanda Leach, Treasa Groet, Stanley Zeck. ROW II: Kathy Sipkema, Claudia Mosier, Greg Holm-Hanson, Earl Zylstra, Esther Goth, Rosemary Sekema, Louella Anderson, Nancy Bunning, Linda Cummings. ROW III: Larry Blankenbaker, Lois Bosma, Gayle Raguse, Craig Zeck, Rob- ert Punter, Ellen Belstra, Cheryl Zeck, Tim Belstra, Lynn Boezeman, Steve Zeck. Girls’ Chorus ROW I: Mr. Mann, Judie Gardner, Joy Berghorst, Pat Selby, Linda Orsburn, Diane Walstra, Pat Mucha, Connie Koster, Delores Myers. ROW II: Vicki Willin, Muriel Tomczak, Joan Selema, Diana Grevenstuk, Betty Kaper, Audrey Swanson, Shelia St. John, Donna Bormann. ROW III: Phyllis Bykerk, Sharon Kamminga, Elaine Walstra, Pam Tysen, Betsy Bol, Jeanne Van Meerten, Carol Smith, Annette Heerema. ROW IV: Eileen Hamstra, Marilyn Wiers, Sharon Nannenga, Margie Kiersma, Lomell Hamstra, Ruth Kaper, Donna De Vries, Beverly Hamstra, Sandra Ram- sey.

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And Marches At Athletic Events COLUMN I: Lewis Mann, Joyce Kooy, Betty Boer, Jim Bunning, Kathy Boezeman, Beverly Zoeteman, Ruth Kaper, Joe De Kock, Larry Bol. COLUMN II: Marilou Boer, Frances Samuels, Karen De Vries, Judi Nuss, Ruth Ewart, Marvin Boezeman, Lynn Kessinger. COLUMN III: Mary Lou Sipkema, Beverly Myers, Mike Peterso n, Kathy Misch, Billy Dyke, Stephen Mann, Alvin De Vries. COLUMN IV: Anna Mae Hamstra, Ellen Nannenga, Audrey Evers, Elaine Terpstra, Calvin Walstra, David Hart, Annette Bosma. COLUMN V: Alvin Kamminga, Peggy Groet, Karen Vander Molen, Mary Starkey, Elaine Grevenstuk, Linda Moolenaar, Betty Kaper, Burton 1 little. COLUMN VI: Lyle Kessinger, Gayle Recker, Norma Kaluf, Joyce Terborg, Pamela Tysen, Lorna Oddle, Beverly Hamstra. MAJORETTES: Betsy, Bol, Delores Myers, Connie Koster. Connie Koster Delores Myers Betsy Bol

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Juniors Bid Seniors Goodbye At Reception With Theme Fantasy Under The Sea” On May 2, 1959, the Junior class honored the graduating class with a banquet. The theme of the ban- quet was Fantasy Under the Sea. An under-water scene covered the entire north wall of the cafeteria. The center attraction was an old sunken chest lying in the sand and overflowing with sparkling jewels. The false ceiling and walls were made of blue crepe paper. Several kinds of fish hung from the ceiling to give the effect of being under the sea. The Junior mothers provided the guests with a delicious meal served by the Freshmen girls in this Neptune ' s Hideaway. After the feasting, visitors from the bottom of the sea, the Singing Seventeen from St. Joseph Col- lege, entertained by singing several enjoyable selections. To end the evening the sea-farers celebrated with worms (serpentines) and fish eggs (confetti) in a rous- ing swim (grand march) around the sea growth.