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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1963 volume:

Volume XXVII Zhe Keen Keener Of 1963 Published By The Senior Class De Motte High School De Motte, Indiana The first graduating dass of De Motte High School consisted of one student and has grown continuously since. The 1963 senior class of thirty-three students will mark the end of smaller groups. The 1964 class will graduate fifty -eight students while the 1965 class should include seventy graduates. The original 1914 structure has been remodeled four times, namely: 1919, 1933, 1935, and 1957. Enrollment has increased the last few years making another addition necessary. The State Department is requiring new home economics and industrial arts departments as these are very obsolete. In 1965 industrial education must be offered in six areas and the present facilities only accommodate two teaching areas. A six room addition will be needed to meet the in- creased elementary enrollment. De Motte School Our 1963 School Year Momr Students 1963 Steve Post, Dennis Eensliuistra, Harold Knynsburg, Dave Fagenbaum METHOD USED IN SELECTING STUDENTS Tlie honor students arc tliose who have the liighest -grade-point standing in the senior class. The points are figured on all grades each student earns beginning with the freshman year and ending witli tlie first semester of the senior year. From this group the valedictorian and salutatorian honors will be figured at the end of the senior year. Administratio AdmMstratioH Principal James Fritch B.S. - M.S. Indiana University Indiana State Secretary Frances VanderMolen GEORGE COVER B. A. St. Joe GLADYS EWART B.S. Indiana State MARY MINE B.S. Indiana State SUmentary Zeachers PAULINE BOL B.S. Ball State TRESA BOEZEMAN B.S. Indiana State •� RUTH LAWSON Ball State ELIZABETH HOEHN B.S. - M.S. Indiana State Valparaiso University Indiana University Ball State MARTHA MOSIER Indiana State MARY KESSINGER B.S. Indiana State Migh School Zeaehers DEE FRITCH B.S. - M.S. Indiana University Indiana State ROBERT BROWN B.S. Indiana State JANE HANLEY B.S. Ball State MARY CONGRAM B. A. Western Oxford University AUSTIN LAWSON B.S. Purdue Kentucky University DONNA MANN B.S. - M.S. Central Normal Indiana State JOE McFarland B.S. Purdue WENDELL MANN B. A. - M. A. Central Normal Indiana State DONNA SHIELDS B.S. Indiana State STEVE MARTIN B.S. Indiana State Pictures not available: LOWELL STALBAUM B.S. Indiana State JERRY HOOVER B.S. Purdue University JOYCE SHIPMAN B. A. Indiana University JOSEPH ROBISON B.S. Indiana State RONALD SULLIVAN B.S. Indiana State MARY LOU TRASTER B.S. - M.S. Ball State Purdue Cooks Mrs. Crain, Mrs. Woudema, Mrs. Evers, Mrs. Grevenstuk, Mrs. Schultz, Mrs. Hough, Mrs. Hunter. Uus ' Drivers ROW I: Mel Toppen, Neil Erwin, Paul Bauman, Frank Gross. ROW II; Tiny Postma, Ben Hoffman, Bernie Tysen, Henry Boezeman, Elb Cheever, Pete Nannenga. janitors Mr. Takacs Mrs. Elizabeth Boer and Mrs. Grace Klemp. Activities ROW I: Norma Hamstra, Cheryl Zeck David Terborg. Phyllis Bykerk, Mrs. Fritch. ROW 11: Connie Nordstrom, David Turner, Candy Lawson, Dorene Tillger, Richard Boezeman, Margaret .Aalberts, Audrey Swanson. ROW III; Kathy Sipkema, Betty Walstra, Steve Bauman, Robert Punter, Marvin Boezeman, Harold Knynsberg, La rry Boezman. ROW IV: Earl Zylstra, James DeVries, Steve Zeck. OFFICERS President Vice President Secretarv Treasurer Sponsor Phllis Bykerk David Terborg Norma Hamstra Cheryl Zeck Mrs. Fritch Some ot the highlights of this year ' s student council activities were the dedication for the atliletic field and crowning of the football queen at the homecoming game, spon- soring Dress-Up Day, making and initiating plans for the annual Christmas party, se- lection of assembly programs for school convocations, collection and presentation of gifts for the mentally ill, and visitation of hospitalized children. All of these proj- ects contributed to the worth-while purposes of the council. Hmal Staff ROW I: Mrs. Traster, David Turner, Annette Heerema, Glenn Walstra, Bill Brister. ROW II: Pat Selby, Vicki Willin, Tresa Greet, Beverly Evers, Patsy Grievac, Betty Bovenkerk, Phyllis Bykerk, Diane Walstra, Pam Tysen, Elaine Walstra, James Coberly. ROW 111: Stephen Post, Donald Running, Marjorie Kikkert, Betty Kaper, Audrey Swanson, James Holmes, William Edwards, Harold Knynsberg. ROW IV: Henry Bosma, Jerry Drenner, Glen Goetz, Ray Eck, Tom Postma, David Fagenbaum, Denny Eenshuistra, David Odle, Charles Nannenga, Andy Walstra. OFFICERS Editor Assistant Editor Ad. Manager Treasurer Business Manager Teacher Sponsor Annette Heerema Bill Brister Glenn Walstra David Turner Joel Oezer Mrs. Traster SuHshme Society ROW I. Mrs. Mann, Sandra Hunter, Margaret Aalberts, Pat Selby, Annette Bosma, Norma Hamstra, Miss Shields. ROW II. Beverly Evers, Betty Bovenkerk, Annette Heetema, Audrey Swanson, Phyllis Bykerk, Elaine Walstra, Diane Walstra, Tresa Groet, Pam Tysen, Margie Kikker , Patsy Griwac, Vicki Willin. ROW HI. Betty Kaper, Cheryl Sampson, Mary Takacs, Kathy Boezeman, Frances Sam- uels, Audrey Evers, Beverly Myers, Elaine Terpstra, Mary Sipekma, Jackie DeVisser, Ellen Nannenga, Carol Post, Betty Swart, Elizabeth Woudema, Jo Ann Moss, Karen Postma. ROW IV. Judy Eyelander, Elaine Grevenstuk, Betty Hoffman, Sandra Sipkema, Nancy Jonkman, Diane Recker, Gloria Peterson, Ellen Belstra, Kathy Schlarp, Helen Barker, Patty Marsh, Nancy Bunning, Carol Walstra, Rose Mary Se- kema, Karen Hanawich. ROW V. Frances Nees, Donna Mason, Vivian Prater, Donna Lonsberry, Lora Marconnett, Mirian Moolenaar, Nancy Kooy, Darlene O’Shields, Sherry Stellingwerf, Gail Raguse, Lois Bosma, Shirley Boer, Rose Mary Marotta, Wanda Leach, Sherita Nees. ROW VI. Marcia Kikkert, Linda Moshier, Linda Stepp, Donna Eenigenburg, Barbara Jabaay, Judy Post, Jean Boer, Laverne Lanting, Sand- ra Goetz, Priscilla Homes, Linda Cummins, Linda Kikkert, Janet Eakin, Claudia Mosier, Kath Sipkema. ROW VII. Pam Justice, Patsy Mason, Cindy Evers, Vicki Todd, Vernette Barker, Michelle DeFries, Sue Barker, Esther Eack, Shelly Watson, Carol Myers, Janeen Berghorst, Linda Hendricks, Janis DeFries, Terry Williams; ROW VIII. Diane Boezeman, Barbara Konovsky, Charlene Groet, Cheryl Mason, Ellen Sekema, Sharon Rose, Malinda O ' Shields, Joyce Holmes, Cheryl Mason, Joanne Swart, Karen Evers, Kathy Misch, Connie Nordstrom, Connie Post. OFFICERS President Vice President: Treasurer: Secretary: Corresponding Sec. : Pat Selby Norma Hamstra Louella Anderson Sandra Hunter Margaret Aalberts ■- ' - V..- J Pep Club ROW I: Diane Boezeman, Cheryl Zeck, Betty Kaper, Pat Selby, Connie Nordstrom, Kathy Misch, Barbara Konov- sky, Charlene Groet. ROW II: Mr. Martin, sponsor, Dave Turner, Joel Oezer, Jim Holmes, Don Bunning, Andy Walstra, Steve Post, Glen Walstra, Audrey Swanson, Phyllis Bykerk, Elaine Walstra, Diane Walstra, Tresa Groet, Pam Tysen, Margie Kikkert, Patsy Griwac, Mr. Hoover, sponsor. ROW HI: Annette Heerema, Betty Bovenkerk, Judy Eylander, Cheryl Sampson, Mary Takacs, Kathy Boezem an, Francis Samuels, Beverly Myers, Elaine Terpstra, Mary Lou Sipkema, Norma Hamstra, Jackie DeVisser, Annette Bosma, Ellen Nannenga, Betty Swart, Elizabeth Wou- dema, Jo Ann Moss, Vicki Willin. ROW IV. Beverly Evers, Pam Justice, Elaine Grevenstuk, Betty Hoffman, Sandra Sipkema, Nancy Jonkman, Diane Recker, Gloria Peterson, Ellen Belstra, Kathy Schlarp, Helen Barker, Patty Marsh, Nancy Bunning, Carol Walstra, Margaret Aalberts, Rosemary Sekema, Karen Hanewich. ROW V: Frances Nees, Donna Mason, Vivian Prater, Donna Lounsberry, Lora Marconett, Mirriam Moolenaar, Nancy Kooy, Darlene O ' Shields, Sandy Hunter, Sherry Stellingwerf, Gail Raguse, Lois Bosma, Shirley Boer, Rosemary Marotta, Jean Mak, Wanda Leach, Sher- ita Nees. ROW VI: Patsy Mason, Marcia Kikkert, Linda Mosher, Linda Stepp, Donna Eenigenberg, Barbara Jabaay, Judy Post, Jean Boer, Lavern Lanting, Sandra Goetz, Priscilla Holmes, Linda Cummins, Janeen Berghorst, Ronnie Bozell. Bob Zwart, Gary Woudema, Calvin Bovenkerk. VII: Vicki Todd, Wayne Swanson, Fred Edwards, Carl Bunning, Rich Walstra, Bill Stepp, Jim Hanaway, Dennis Morris, Mike Williams, Shelly Watson, Carol Meyers, Kenyon Morrii, Andy Andre, Bob Anderson, Marvin Moolenaar, Ralph Myers, Albert Oezer. ROWVOI: Brenda Wilkerson, Ruth Bunning, Cindy Evers, Margo Hanners, Esther Eck, Virnette Barker, Bob Schoonveld, Michelle DeFries, Sue Barker, Betty Walstra, Ma- linda O Shields, Sharon Rose, Tim Belstra, Stanley Zeck, Steve Zeck, Larry Blankenbaker, Herman Woudema. ROW IX: Nancy DeFries. Susie Peterson, Jessica Tysen. Gail Sekema, Mary Ann Konovsky, Terri Todd, Nancy Misch, Ellen Sekema, loyce Holmes, Cheryl Mason, Linda Hendrichs, Janet Eakin, Claudia Mosier, Linda Kikkert, Kathy Sipkema. Tresa Williams, Jams DeFries. ROW X: Carol Terpstra. Diane Herring, Diana Gwin, Janice Koster, Stella Goth. Gloria Hunsaker. Debby Borman, Doreen Tillger, Alice Edwards, Phyllis DeVries. Debby Wood. Pam Zeck, Christine Fritts. Elaine Knip. Candy Lawson, Susan Musch, Janet Oezer. - 17 - Cibrary Staff ROW I. Phyllis Bykerk, Elaine Grevenstuk, Beverly Myers, Priscilla Marsh, Betty Bovenkerk. ROW II. Annette Heerema, Mrs. Mann, Head Librarian, Patsy Griwac, Kathy Schlarp. CettemeM ROW I. John Systma, Dave Terbotg, Jim Tanis, Henry Bosma, Joel Oezer, Steve Mann. ROW n. Mr. Hoover, Coach. Joe DeKock, Bob Punter, Dave Schoonveld, Mike Hart, Denny Eenshuistra, Ray Eck. ROW ni. Steve Bauman, Larry Bol, Marv Boezeman, Craig Zeck, Don Bunning, Bill Orsbum, Walter Morris. SlemcMtarn Band ROW I; Rickey Rose, Mickey Blankenbaker, Walter Stockman. Betty Van Schepen, Debby Woudema, Pamela Williams. ROW II: Kathleen DeBourbon, Mary Wallin, Linda Leach, Robin Marshall, Onnie O ' Shields, Tim Abbring, Douglas DeYoung. ROW ni: Kenneth DeKock, Stephen Fritts, David Moole- naar. Max Belstra, Bonnie Schoonveld, Henry DeKock, Daryl Boezeman. Junior J-ligh Baud ROW I: Debbie Wood, Terri Todd, Dorene Tillger. ROW II: Mary Christopher, Stellann Goth, Diane Herring, Janice Koster, Donna Barker, Patricia Starkey, Michele Gross. ROW ni: jewyl Marsh, Bonnie DeYoung. Gayle Sekema, Deborah DeYoung, Christine Fritts, Mary Ann Konovsky, Jacqueline Goetz. ROW IV: Phyllis DeVries, Nancy Misch, Pamela Zeck, Charlene Moolenaar, Jessica Tysen, Susan Peter son, Mike Kenning. ROW I; Elaine Terpstra, Priscilla Holmes, Connie Nordstrom, Janis De Fries, Nancy Sunning, Gail Raguse. ROW II: Glen Kingma, Gloria Peterson, Sandra Goetz, Kathy Sipkema, Bonnie She lhart, Margret Aalberts, Linda Cum- mins. ROW III: Mary Lou Sipkema, Barbara Jabaay, Wanda Leach, Priscilla Marsh, Frances Sammuels, Treas Groet, Ellen Nannega, Tom Klimp. ROW IV: Janneen Berghorst, LaVerne Lanting, Shirley Boer, Lois Bosma, An- nette Bosma, Betty Kaper, Larry Bol. ROW I: Charlene Greet, Barbara Konovsky, Kathy Misch, Treasa Williams, Jean Boer, Larry Blankenbaker. ROW 11: Darlene O ' Shields, Rosemary Sekema, Audrey Evers, Elaine Grevenstuk, Claudia M osier, Earl Zylstra, Stanley Zeck. ROW 111: Tim Hittle, Betty Walstra, Ellen Belstra, Beverly Meyers, Kathy Boezeman, Craig Holm-Hansen. ROW IV: Steve Mann, Marv Boezman, Joe De Kock, Craig Zeck, Bob Punter, Lynn Boezman, Steve Zeck, Tim Belstra . There are fifty -seven members in the De Motte High School Band. The band plays at football and basketball games, plus special concerts. The District Solo and Ensemble Con- test was held at the De Motte School this year. DRUM MAJOR Cheryl Zeck Chorus ROW I: Barbara Jabaay, Wanda Leach, Jean Boer, Janice DeFries, Terry Williams, Beverly Myers, Kathy Sipkema, Bette Walstra, Janeen Berghorst, Linda Cummings, Pricilla Marsh. ROW II: Betty Kaper, Nancy Banning, Barbara Konovsky, Connie Nordstrom, Tresa Groet, Pricilla Holmes, Gail Raguse, Sandy Goetz, Shirley Boer, Audrey Evers, Elaine Grevenstuk, Louella Anderson, La Verne Lanting. ROW IE: Margret Alberts, Frances Samuels. Kathy Misch, Charlene Groet, Darlene O ' Shields, Kathy Boezeman, Annette Bosma, Cheryl Zeck, Lois Bosma, Gloria Peterson, Rosemary Sekema, Ellen Nanninga, Mary Lou Sipkema. ROW IV: Elaine Terpstra, Larry Blankenbaker, Tim Bel - stra, Wesley Hittle, Larry Boezeman, Glen Kingma, Lynn Boezeman, Steve Zeck, Greg Holm-Hansen, Earl Zylstra, Ellen Belstra. ROW V: Phil Moolenaar, Steve Holm-Hansen, Marv Boezeman, Bob Punter, Steve Mann, Stanley Zeck, Tom Klimp, Jim Recker, Joe DeKock, Craig Zeck, Larry Bol, Ron Bozell. Mr. Mann, Director. Majorettes Louella Anderson, Nancy Running, Barbara Konovsky Charlene Groet, Cheryl Zeck, Gail Raguse Pat Selby, Betty Kaper, Kathy Misch, Connie Nordstrom Barbara Konovsky, Charlene Groet, Cheryl Zeck, Diana Boezman Gail Sekema, Kathy Sipkema, Terry Williams, Mar y Ann Konovsky. Zrack ROW I. Bob Anderson, Ken Morris, Dave Abbring, Allen Walstra, Mike Williams, Walt Morris. ROW 11. John Deal, John Systma, Dave Terborg, Henry Bosma, Nick Tillema, Jim Tanis, Joel Ozer, Terry Hanaway, ROW III. Mr. Hoover, Coach, Marv Boezman, Ray Eck, Steve Mann, Dave Schoonveld, Mike Hart, Craig Zeck, Bill Orsborn, Larry Bol. Cross Country ROW I. Bob Anderson, Calvin DeYoung, Marv Boezman, Allen Walstra, Ronnie Mosier, ROW n. Mr. Sillivan Coach, Mike Williams, Jim Tanis, Henery Bosma, Howard Swart, Bob Punter. Jootball Squad ROW I: Mr. McFarland, Ray Eck, Craig Zeck, Walter Morris, Dennis Eenshuistra, Steve Mann, Mike Hart, Bill Orsburn, Dave Terborg, Mr. Martin. ROW 11: Steve Holm -Hansen, Lynn Boezeman, Carl Banning, Steve Bauman, Joe DeKock, Don Kamminga, Larry Bol, Dave Schoonveld, John Hielema, Jim Hanaway. ROW 111: Leslie Woud- ema, Steve Ruisard, Don Nannenga, Roger Knip, Don Abbring, Dennis Morris, Dave Abbring, Marv Peterson, Dave Peterson, Bill Stepp, Edwin Anderson. Total Points Touch Downs Extra Points Zeck 12 2 9 Hart 69 10 3 Morris 39 6 1 Orsburn 7 1 1 Schoonveld 1 1 Terborg 1 1 Boezeman 7 1 1 Sytsma 1 1 Bauman 1 1 DE MOTTE 6 KENT LAND Football Scores 33 DE MOTTE 34 FAIR OAKS 0 DE MOTTE 0 MONON 12 DE MOTTE 28 KENT LAND 28 DE MOTTE 12 WHEATFIELD 40 DE MOTTE 6 MONON 26 DE MOTTE 34 MT. AYR 12 DE MOTTE 0 WHEATFIELD 32 Yards Gained DE MOTTE OPPONENT 2185 1 905 Standings WON LOST Varsity 2 6 B Team 0 4 “ A” Basketball Zeam ROW I: Marvin Boezeman, Bill Orsburn, Mike Hart, Craig Zeck, Larry Bol, Walter Morris. ROW II: Mr. Hoover (Coach), John Systma, David Terborg, Jim Tanis, Henry Bosma, Dave Schoonveld, Steve Mann, Mr. Sullivan (Assistant Coach). B Zeam ROW II: Lynn Boezeman, Steve Holm-Hansen, Steve Bauman, David Abbring, David Peterson, Calvin DeYoung. ROW II: Mr. Sullivan, Coach, Bob Punter, David Terborg, Nick Tillema, Eddie Nannenga, Howard Swart, Richard Boring. SCORES DeMotte 43 Kouts 35 DeMotte 48 Morocco 3 DeMotte 35 SanPierre 23 DeMotte 42 Morgan Twp. 25 DeMotte 37 Dyer 44 DeMotte 42 Tefft 14 DeMotte 36 Lowell 56 DeMotte 29 Gary Andrean 41 DeMotte 53 Fair Oaks 18 DeMotte 40 Brook 34 DeMotte 42 Medaryville 29 DeMotte 3 ' Hebron 25 DeMotte 42 River Forest 47 DeMotte 35 Remington 40 DeMotte 27 Good land 28 DeMotte 45 Boone Grove 28 DeMotte 23 Wheatfield 25 DeMotte 42 Mt. Ayr 36 TOTALS DeMotte. . . .709 Opponents. . • -579 AVERAGE: DeMotte 39 Opponents. . • -32 JUNIOR HIGH ' A ' TEAM Manager; David Zandstra (Left to Right) Larry Blankenbaker, Ricky Marshall. Paul De Young, Ralph Meyers, Marvin Moolenaar, Stanley Zeck, Steve Zeck, Phillip Punter, Graig Erwin. Coach: Mr. McFarland. DeMotte 36 Christian 23 DeMotte 49 Fair Oaks 35 DeMotte 32 Monon 28 DeMotte 37 Kniman 30 DeMotte 37 Remington 28 DeMotte 28 Monticello 37 DeMotte 33 Valpo Ben Franklin 35 Rensselaer Catholic 25 DeMotte 45 Christian School 3 ‘ DeMotte 38 Rensselaer 30 DeMotte 34 Rensselaer Catholic 30 DeMotte 37 Wheatfield 25 DeMotte 31 Christian School 3 ‘ DeMotte 53 Tefft 42 DeMotte 54 TOTALS DeMotte. . . .544 Opponents. . . . 430 AVERAGE: DeMotte. . .38.9 Opponents. . . .30.7 - 29 - JUNIOR HIGH B TEAM ROW I: Eno Rose. Mike VanDam, Richard Boezeman, Jim DeVries, Mr. Sullivan. ROW II: Mr. McFarland, Dennis Hoffman, John Tackas, D. Ruisard, Jim Belstra, Her- man Woudema, Tom Hazlett, David Zandstra. basketball Scores ?or Zhe “A” Zeam DeMotte 38 Kouts 51 DeMotte 32 San Pierre 29 DeMotte 57 Dyer Central 64 DeMotte 50 Lowell 66 DeMotte 49 Fair Oaks 28 DeMotte 28 Madaryville 46 DeMotte 52 River Forest 64 DeMotte 60 Good land 69 DeMotte 58 Wheatfield 50 DeMotte 66 Morocco 47 DeMotte 58 Morgan Twp. 40 DeMotte 54 Tefft 27 DeMotte 55 Gary Andrean 63 DeMotte 71 Brook 59 DeMotte 57 Hebron 47 DeMotte 51 Remington 62 DeMotte 54 Boone Grove 59 DeMotte 67 Mt Ayr 48 Totals 957 918 Average Points scored by DeMotte .... . ... 53 Average points scored by opponents . . . . . ... 51 KVT DeMotte 58 Tefft 40 DeMotte 54 Mt. Ayr 65 DeMotte 38 San Pierre 63 Ray Eck Denny Eenshuistra - 32 - Ray Eck, Dennis Eenhuistra, Steve Mann, Mike Hart, Bill Orsburn Coaches; Mr. Martin and Mr. McFarland K. V. J. J. Ml Conference 7 00 Wall Selections 1962 Each year football coaches of the conference choose an All Conference Football Team from the boys playing during the season. Twenty-four boys, believed to be the most outstanding in their respective positions, were chosen for the 1962 team. DeMotte had the following five boys on this team; Mike Hart Back Junior First team Bill Orsburn End Junior Second team Denny Eenshuistra Guard Senior Second team Ray Eck Center Senior Honorable Mention Stephan Mann Guard Junior Honorable Mention Hey Fellasl It says cake raffle, not wrestle! Bosma, the ball’s over here! That’s right. Miss Shields is going out for basketball. Now remember, vote for the Kennedy of your choice. Ele Qrade One ROW I; Wayne Van Houten, Ronald Magers, Jeanne Pohl, Terry Swisher. ROW Q: Edna Nannenga, Julie Spurgeon, Carol Sterk, Edward Smith, Kevin Wells, Cheryl Riggle, Barbara Swart. ROW 111: David Ruisard, John Mucha, Lu- ann Walstra, Mark Tysen, Deborah Manning, James Swart, Davy Stone, John Roorda, Billy Mehay, Ann Mosier. ROW IV: Randall St. John, Mitchell Orsborn, Ralph Postma, Paul Murray, Mrs. Mosier, Ralph Postma, Beverly Ooms, Don Radtke. 0rade One ROW I; James Borman, Danny Lewis, Donna DeVries, Benjamin DeFries, Kathy Koster, Merolyne Lapsley. ROW-D: Lloyd Hunsacker, Melvina Ashley, David Ashley, Donald Kenning, Linda Kenning, Larry Davis, Rosco Hilton Jr. , Da- vid Lee, Rosemary Anderson. ROW III: Diana Hoffman, Randal Gross, Terri Groet, Larry Fieldhouse, H. Scott Justice, Daniel Hamstra, Douglas Henrichs, Karen Kiersma. ROW IV: Jo Ellyn DeYoung, Kenneth Huhn, Tommy Colbert, Sherrie Jefferson, Mrs. Ewart, Carol Glass, Connie Belstra, Ronald Mak, Kenny Scott Hazlett. 0rade Zwo ROW I: Katherine Cecil, Michael Anderson, William Hoffman, Cherylynn DeBourbon, Pliyllis DeFries, Randy Evans, Larry DeKock, Janet Hanaway. ROW II: Joseph Hittle, Eddie Grevenstuk, Michael Hanley, Susan Con- rad, Deborah Hines, Virginia Biggs, Timmy Hazlett. ROW III; Ginny Hamstra, Karen Bormann, Mrs. Hoehn, Crystal Klip, Flora Gilbert, Kent Fase. ROW IV: Lance Cheever, Duane Kikkert, John Compton, David Hams- tra, Kerry Belstra, Michael Huhn. ROWI: Dennis Nagel, Rebecca Morris, Randy Mehay, Kathleen Riggle, Diane Mason, Gail Swisher. ROW II: Ellie Stockman, Diane Liebbe, Cecil Koselke, Garry Sekema, Gary Walstra, Jeffrey Spurgeon, Brenda Lewis. ROW III: Kim Starkey, Andy Odle, Robin Wells, Mrs. Lawson, Betty Jean Terpstra, Richard Wallin, Beverly Tesky. ROW IV: Robert Newell, Susan Lagaveen, Phyllis Moolenaar, Evelyn Manning, Phyllis Ooms, Jack Williams. (jrade Zwo Qrade Zhree And ' Jour ROW I: Luann Peterson, Dick Prater, Roger Smith, Hazel Shidler, Joe Roorda, James Swisher, George Riggle. ROW II: Diana Wolford, Michael Sullivan, Joe Swart, Richard Ruisard, Michelle Wells, Gregory Pruis, Richard Samuels. ROW III; Steven Van Houten, Stephen Wright, John Ventrello, Audrey Ruisard, Mitchell Terpstra, Bruce Przybylski, Debby Rowley. ROW IV: Doris Stockman, Marvin Sekema, Julie Peterson, Mrs. Hine, Ronnie Swart, Karen Toppen, Danny Zandstra. Qrade Zhree ROW I: Alan Marconett, Rita Hanaway, Susan Nordstrom, David Musch, Corrine Biggs, Marilyn Fritts, Laura DeYoung, Pamela Bozell, Robert Lapsley, Calvin Bouwkamp. ROW II: Phillip Matthew, Kathy Grevenstuk, Barbara Blankenbaker, Molly Belstra, Terry Odle, Linda Hoggman, Frederick Nagel, Mark Boon, Jenifer Kostet, Danny Christopher, Bradley Holm-Hansen. ROW III: Cheryl Bailey, Ronald Banners, Raymond Mosher, Rex Davis, Laurie Eakin, Michael Fase, Mark Barker, George Grevenstuk. ROW IV: Alfred Cecil, Lorri Murray, David Lagaveen, Mary Mak, Cindy Nannenga, Donald Goetz, Laurel DeYoung, William Mak. Teacher Mrs. Boezeman. Qrade 7om ROW I: Charlene Dunlap, Daryl Boezeman, Janet Mason, Janis Mason, Kenneth DeKock, Linda Hanaway. ROW II: Charles Jefferson, Claudia Koselke, Ellen Manning, Kathleen DeBourbon, Kay Konovsky, Jewyl Marsh, Jacqueline Goetz, Nancy Conrad. ROW III; David Moolenaar, Tommy Morris, Larry Lonsberry, Jenny Roorda, Allen Nagel, Robert Jefferson, LeRoy Pohl, Terry Lloyd. ROW IV: Barbara Erwin, Jerry Nannenga, Douglas DeYoung, Mrs. Kes- singer, Sharon Moolenaar, Micahael Blankenbaker, Henry DeKock, Patrick Bailey. ROW V: Timothy Abbring, Francis Leach, Robin Marshall, Judy Girard, Max Belstra, William Newell, Christy Belstra, Stephen Fritts. ROW I: Gail Hunsaker, David Kenning, Dean Barker, Donna Bovenkerk, Helen Dunlap, Ronald Justice, Michael Fritts, Lucky Marconett, Brenda Prater. ROW II; James Mason, David Magers, Douglas Davis, Jeri Lawson, Mary Koselke, Cynthia Mak, David Bouwkamp, Cheri Boezeman, Brian DeFries, Thomas Evans. ROW III: Charles Cecil, Donna Hoffman, Gloria DeVries, Kathy Newell, Donald DeFries, John Boon, Deborah Cheever, Donna Fritts, Cindy Mak, James Biggs. ROW IV; Pamela Bormann, Janet DeVries, James Crane, Frances Mucha, Larry Kikkert, Shanon Hanley, Mitchell Belstra, Billy Hamstra. Qrade Tive Qrade Tive And Sik ROW I; Mark Wilke, AnnTakacs, Phyllis Woudema, Pamela Williams, Mary Wallin, Debora Sterk, Sandra Trapp, Jim Williams. ROW 11; Tom Sullivan, Dave Takacs, Debbie Woudema, Bonnie Schoonveld, Kathleen Wallin, Douglas Tesky, Richard Rose, Ellen Wilke. ROW HI: Walter Stockman, Karen Wallin, Sherri Wilker- son, Patty Thomas, Betty Van Schepen, Carol Tesky, Judy Williams, James Wahl. ROW IV: Richard Swart, Jim Grevenstuk, Iris Parcel, Mr. Cover, Cheryl Zandstra, Jerry Woudema, Patty Terpstra. Qrade Sk ROW I: Robert Bormann, Nancy Gilbert, Onnie O ' Shields, Roy Hough, Christine DeVries; Don Davis, Patricia Starkey, Dianne Ra guse, Lynn Parcel, Mary Christopher. ROW 11; Linda Leach, Mike Holmes, Marvine Barker, Janice Mosier, Donna Barker, Nancy Stellingwerf, Sandra Pohl, James Nagel, Donald Rowley, Eddie Justice , Michele Gross. ROW 111; Julie Marconett, Charlene Moolenaar, Keith Hamstra, Deborah De Young, Debbra Mak, Mike Kenning, Mike Orsburn, Ronald Bormann, Margaret Kampenga, Judy Marconett. ROW IV: Beverly Moolenaar, Phillip Crane, Tom Bosma, Jim Hart, Mrs. Bol, George Derflinger, Valerie Bailey, Alan Conrad, Sue Bozell, Eric Boon. Newspaper Staff Audrey Swanson, Pam Tysen, Betty Bevenkerk, Joel Oezer, John Systema, Vicki Willin, Elaine Walstra, Beverly Evers, Diane Walstra, Phyllis Bykerk, Tresa Groet, Elaine Grevenstuk, Patsy Griwac, Margie Kikkert, Pat Selby, Mrs. Fritch. Linda Kenning and Parents Don Radtke Cheryl DeBourbon and Terry and Andy Odle Meralyne Lapsley John Compton Crystal Klip Dennis Nagel Bobby Robin and Rickey Marshall Greg Erwin U nderclassmen Library Between Classes Walking to Class Sh Sophomore Sweaters Seventh Qrade ROW I; Diana Gwin, Mary Konovsky, Elaine Knip, Candy Lawson, Debby Wood, James DeVries, Randy Kooy, Susan Musch, Nancy DeFries, Linda Smith. ROW II: Dorene Tillger, Gloria Hunsaker, Gregory Erwin, Enno Rose, Mike Van Dam, Jim Hittle, John Takacs, Dennis Hoffman, Robert DeYoung, Robert Sullivan, Chillie Prater, Richard Boezeman, Stella Goth. ROW 111. Mr. Stalbaum, Nancy Misch, Bren- da Wilkerson, Phyllis DeVries, Dian Herring, Bonnie DeYoung, Ronnie Prater, Alice Edwards. Martha Koselke, Constance Sterk, Roddy Ruisard, Janice Koster. ROW IV. Michael DeBourbon, Christine Fritts, Susan Peterson, David Wilkerson, Rollond Derflinger, Ruth Running, David Davis, Clifford Wolford, Edna Williams, Elaine Knip, Tom Hazlett. ROW V. Harold Ventrello, Janet Oezer, Pam Zeck, Debby Bor- man, Philip Punter. Randy Wilkerson. Jack Stockman, Carol Terpstra. Richard Selby, Jessica Tysen, John Williams, Mike Crane. Sponsors: President: Vice-President : Secretary: Treasurer: Mr. Stalbaum and Mr. Martin James DeVries Debby Wood Candy Lawson Randy Kooy Sighth Qmde ROW I. Earl Zylstra, Roger Davis, Janet Eakin, Ellen Sekema, Eddie Anderson, Abler: Cezer, Marvin Moolenaar, Karen Evers, Leona Leitzow, Timothy Belstra. ROW II. Malinda O ' Shields, Bette Walstra, Mary Ramsey, Ricky Marshall, Ralph Myers, Larry Blankenbaker, Herman Woudema, Joyce Holmes, Connie Whitmore, Janis DeFries. ROW ni. Mrs. Congram, Linda Henricks, Dorothy Tesky, Linda Kikkert, David Zandstra, Cathy Ventrello, Allen Kampanga, Paul DeYoung, Mr. Brown. ROW IV. Sheryl Mason, Sharon Rose, Terry Williams, Steve Zeck, Stanley Zeck, Kathleen Sipkema, Jo Ann Swart, Robert Hoffman. Sponsors: President: Vice-President: Secretary: Treasurer: Mrs. Congram and Mr. Brown Steve Zeck Stanley Zeck Kathy Sipkema Terry Williams JreshmeM ROW I: Linda Stepp, Priscilla Holmes, Linda Wahl, Diana Boezeman, Shelly Watson, Larry Boezeman, La- Verne Lanting, Carol Post. ROW II; Sue Barker, Virnette Barker, Carrie Sterk, Barbara Jabaay, Jean Boer, Margo Manners, Linda Cummins, Patsy Mason, Pamela Justice. ROW HI: Frances Nees, Janeen Berghorst, Wesley Schoon, Bill Stepp, Steven Ruisard, Wesley Hittle, Marvin Peterson, Byron Goth, Fred Hamstra. ROW IV: Gregory Holm-Hansen, Edwin Anderson, Leslie Woudema, Michele De Fries, Judy Post, Donna Eenigenburg, Esther Eck, Jim Hanaway, Bob Anderson. ROW V; Ronnie Mosier, Roger Knip, Dennis Morris, Marcia Kikkert, Don Abbring, Larry Ooms, David Abbring, Cindy Evers, Sandra Goetz, Joe Muraida, Carol Myers. ROW VI: Lynn Boezeman, Donald Nannenga, Louis Loyd, Glen Kingma, Carl Bunning, Mike Willi- ams, Marvin Hamstra, Fred Edwards, Rich Walstra, Allen Walstra, Wayne Swanson. OFFICERS Sponsors; President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: Mr. and Mrs. Mann Diana Boezeman Linda Wahl Larry Boezeman Shelley Watson Sophomores ROW I: Nancy Kooy, Karen Hoffman. Diane Recker, Kathy Schlarp. Craig Zeck. Nancy Sunning, Steve Bauman, Bob Punter, Shirley Boer. Gail Raguse, Nancy Jonkman, Louella Anderson. ROW II: Mr. Sulli- van, Karen Hanewich, Margaret Aalberts, Lora Marconett, Kenyon Morris, Miriam Moolenaar, Gary De- Fries, Rosemary Morotta, Barbara Konovsky, Wanda Leach, Sherry Stellingwerf, Mr. Lawson. ROW HI: Donna Lonsberry, Patty Marsh, Betty Swart, Karen Postma, Bonnie Shelhart, Bob Zwart, Sherita Nees, Helen Barker. Ronald Bozell, Mary Bennema. Calvin Bovenkerk. ROW IV: Florence Willin, Carol Walstra. Rose- mary Sekema. JoAnne Moss, Philip Moolenaar, Charlene Groet, David Peterson, Gloria Peterson. Darlene O O’Shields, Jean Mak, Sandra Hunter, Linda DeBourbon, Andy Andree, Steven Holm-Hansen. Larry Evers. Larry Musch, Lois Bosma, John Deal, Cheryl Zeck, Terry Hanaway, Robert Bakker, Mark DeYoung, Joe Davis, Eliza- beth Woudema. John Hielema. Alan Knip, Richard Vander Molen, Howard Swart. Nick Tillema. Ed Nannenga. Tom Klimp, Robert Walstra, Jim Recker, Ellen Belstra. Sponsors: Mr. Sullivan and Mr. Lawson President: Steve Bauman Vice-President: Nancy Bunning Secretary: Bob Punter Treasurer: Craig Zeck junior Class ROW I: Mrs. Fritch, Norma Hamstra, Bill Orsburn, Connie Nordstrom, Mary Takacs, Mr. Robison. ROW 11, Patsy Mason, Judy Eylander, Walter Morris, Valerie Lloyd, Connie Post, Albert Hamstra, Kathy Misch, Karen DeVries, Elaine Grevenstuk, Audrey Evers, Vivian Prater. ROW III; Cheryl Sampson, Beverly Myers, Frances Samuels, Sandy Sipkema, Harvey Kamminga, Jim Schoon, Chuck Nanninga, Ellen Nanninga, Mary Lou Sipke- ma, Jackie DeVisser, Betty Hoffman. ROW IV: Tom Whitmore, Nick Tillger, Calvin DeYoung, Joe DeKock, Joe VanSchepen, Annette Bosma, Elaine Terpstra, Marv Boezeman, Larry Bol, Kathy Boezeman, Don Kamminga. ROW V: Steve Mann, John Systma, Don Kachlic, Ross Jabaay, Dave Terborg,Jim Tanis, Daryl Kingma, Jim Wiers, Dave Schoonveld, Mike Hart, Mike Peterson. Sponsors: Mrs. Fritch and Mr. Robison President: Norma Hamstra Vice-President: Bil Orsburn Secretary: Connie Nordstrom Treasurer: Mary Takacs Seniors Senior Officers President Harold Knynsberg Treasurer David Turner Secretary Audrey Swanson Zwelve year People David Odle Denny Eenshuistra Joel Oezer David Fagenbaum James Coberly Harold Knynsberg Henry Bosma Pamela Tysen Betty Kaper Tresa Groet Beverly Evers Betty Bovenkerk Patsy Griwac HENRY BOSMA Hank Track 1 ,2, 3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Cross Country 2,3,4 Lettermen Club 3,4 Annual Staff 4 BETTY JANE BOVENKERK Bov Sunshine 1 , 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Librarian 4 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper 4 WILLIAM ROBERT BRISTER Bill- Junior Play Annual Staff Assistant Editor 4 DONALD WAYNE BUNNING Don- Football 1.2,3 Basketball 1,2,3 I rack 1 , 2 Annual Staff 4 Lettermen Club 3,4 Pep Club 4 PHYLLIS MARIE BYKERK Phyll Sunshine 1 ,2, 3,4 Pep Club 1 , 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary 1 Student Council 3,4 President 4 Student Council Workshop 3 Junior Play, Senior Play Librarian 3,4 Chorus 1 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper 4 WILLIAM JOSEPH EDWARDS Ed Football I Annual Staff 4 RAYMOND ANTHONY ECK ” Ray Football 1,2,4 Annual Staff 4 Senior Play DAVID LELAND FAGENBAUM Fag- Annual Staff 4 BEVERLY JEANNE EVERS Guish Sunshine 1 , 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1 Annual Staff 4 Senior Play Newspaper 4 GLEN ELDEN GOETZ Glen Junior Play Annual Staff 4 DENNIS RAY EENSHUISTRA Eine Football 4 Lettermen Club 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 TRESA MARY GROET Pip- Sunshine 1 , 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2,3,4 Librarian 2 Band 1,2,4 Senior Play Annual Staff 4 Class T reasurer i , 3 Student Council 2 Newspaper 4 PATRICIA GRIWAC ” Pats Sunshine i , 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1 , 4 Librarian 4 Annual Staff 4 Junior Play Newspaper 4 JAMES HOLMES Homer- Football I Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 4 Junior Play Senior Play ANNETTE HEEREMA Annette Sunshine i ,2, 3,4 Pep Club 1 , 2, 3. 4 Chorus 1,2,3 Librarian 4 Junior Play Senior Play Annual Editor Newspaper 4 BETTY AMELIA KAPER Betty Cheerleader 2,3,4 Class Secretary 3 Band i , 2,3,4 President 4 Pep Club 1 , 2, 3, 4 Vice President Student Council 2, 3 Sunshine 1 , 2 , 3, 4 Chorus I Annual Staff 4 Junior Play Senior Play Treasurer 4 CHARLES GEORGE NANNENGA Chuck Basketball I Track i Cross Country I Annual Staff 4 MARJORIE ANN KIKKERT Marge Chorus I Sunshine 3,4 Junior Play Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 4 Newspaper 4 HAROLD DALE KNYNSBERG Harold Student Council 2,3,4 Class President 2 , 4 Junior Play, Senior Play Annual Staff 4 IHOMAS DALE POSTMA Tom Annual Staff 4 JOEL KENNETH OEZER Oz Basketball 1,2 Cross Country 1,2,3 Track 1,2,4 Annual Staff 4 Subscription Manager Pep Club 4 Newspaper 4 DAVID NEAL ODLE Dave Annual Staff 4 STEPHEN LARRY POST Steve Junior Play Senior Play Pep Club 4 Annual Staff 4 PAMELA SUE TYSEN Pam Sunshine 1,2,3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1,2,3 Junior Play Senior Play Chorus 1 , 2 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper 4 PATRICIA ANNE SELBY Selb Sunshine 1,2, 3, 4 Vice President 3, President 4 Pep Club 1 , 2, 3, 4 President 3,4 Junior Play, Senior Play Chorus 1,2,3 Class Vice President 3 Student Council i Cheerleader i , 2, 3, 4 Newspaper 4 Annual Staff 4 AUDREY LYNN SWANSON ” Audrey” Sunshine i , 2 , 3, 4 Pep Club 1,3,4 Class Vice President i Class Secretary 4 Girls ' State 3 Student Council 4 Chorus I Annual Staff 4 Senior Play DAVID WAYNE TURNER Ace” Junior Play Senior Play Class Treasurer 2,4 Boys’ State 3 Student Council 4 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 4 DIANE CAROL WALSTRA Di Sunshine i . 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1 , 2, 3,4 Senior Play Class President i Chorus 1 , 2 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper 4 ANDREW SAMUEL WALSTRA Andy Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 4 VICTORIA LYNN WILLIN Vicki Sunshine 1,2, 3, 4 Chorus I Pep Club 1,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Senior Play Newspaper 4 ELAINE JOAN WALSTRA Elaine Sunshine 1,2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1 , 2, 3, 4 Senior Play Chorus 1,2,3 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper 4 GLEN EDWIN WALSTRA Walls Pep Club 4 Basketball i Track i Cross Country 1 Annual Staff i Class President 3 Student Council 3 Junior Play Senior Play Cast Will aad Zest ament We, Hank Bosma and Andy Walstra, will the only pack of cigarettes we ever had to Steve Mann. Maybe you can smoke them. I, Betty Bovenkerk, will my ability to take shorthand to Larry Bol and Calvin De Young. I, Bill Brister, will my hitch-hiking ability to Valerie Lloyd. You can come to me for a while. I, Don Bunning, will my government cheat-sheets to Connie Nordstrom and Kathy Misch. We, Phyllis Bykerk and Margie Kikkert, will our parking spots in the front of school at noon for our boyfriends to Mary Tackas, Beverly Myers, Audrey Evers, and Betty Hoffman. Don ' t for- get the two rules, girls: (i) Don ' t step off the sidewalk; and (2) Don ' t stick your head in the window. 1, Jerry Drenner, will my good looks to Joe Van Schepen. I, Ray Eck, will my ability to have a good time at the banquet to Albert Hamstra. I, Bill Edwards, will all my bad luck to Mike Hart. 1, Denny Eenhuistra, will my football position to Joe DeKock. Keep up the good work; you ' ll make it one of these yearsi I, Beverly Evers, will my nickname, Guish , to Frances Samuels and Kathy Boezeman. 1, David Fagenbaum, will my quiet ways to Annette Bosma and Elaine Grevenstuk. 1, Glen Goetz, will my safe driving ability to Mike Peterson and Harvey Kammenga. 1, Patsy Griwac, will my small features to Jim Tanis and Don Kammenga. I, Tresa Groet, will to Judy Eylander and Mary Lou Sipkema my ability to stay out late. Don ' t forget to bring in the milk! 1, Annette Heerema, will to Jackie DeVisser and Norma Hamstra my position as annual editor and my pleasant attitude toward my teachers. I, Jim Holmes, will my white sneakers to Nick Tillger and Dave Terborg. 1, Betty Kaper, will to Elaine Terpstra my position as band director. Walk lightly and carry a big stickl I, Harold Knynsberg, will my ability to study to Dorothy Sterk, Vivian Prater, and Donna Mason. We, Charlie Nannenga and David Odle, will our rusty church keys to Bill Orsburn and Marvin Boezeman. I, Joel Oezer, will my good behavior in Business Law class to John Systma and Richard Boring. I, Steve Post, will my ability to go through school in eleven years to Connie Post. 1, Tom Postma, will one half of my tires to Wally Morris. That ' s all that ' s left. I, Pat Selby, will my short cheerleading skirt to Darryl Kingma, Don Kachlic and Charlie Nannenga. Don ' t fight over it I We, Audrey Swanson and Dave Turner, will our ability to stay together through high school to Tom Whitmore and Jim Wiers. I, Pam Tysen, will my ability to be true-blue to Ellen Nannenga and Karen DeVries. I, Diane Walstra, will my freckles to Dave Shoonveld. I, Elaine Walstra, will my seat on the bus to Cheryl Sampson. I, Glenn Walstra, will my ability to wander in and out of classes to Ross Jabaay and Jim Schoon. I, Vicki Willin, will my curly hair to Sandra Sipkema. We, the Senior Class of 1963, will the following: Mr. Brown, an Advanced Algebra Class which won ' t wave at Senior girls across the hall in English. Mrs. Congram, a new flower pot. Keep those geraniums growing! Mr. Stalbaum, a quiet class. Mr. McFarland, a class that can give speeches. Miss Shields, a new book of sayings. Mr. Lawson, a new ' 63 Thunderbird. Mr. Hoover, a basketball team with more than one senior. Mr. Mann, a senior class with more than two seniors in band and chorus. Mr. Sullivan, a B team for next year. Mr. Martin, a clock for his room so he won ' t have to go to the library to see the time. Miss Shipman, a Spanish class that speaks Spanish. Mrs. Fritch, a mustache and a beard for her Swing Along With Fritch show. Frances VanderMolen, a Senior class that has money she can take care of. Mrs. Traster, an annual staff that can get their assignments in on time. Mr. Robinson, a new shop. Hal Hal Mrs. Hanley, seniors that don ' t talk in study hall. Janitors, students who don ' t throw paper on the floor or put gum under the seats. Who ' s Who ?rom Demotte Migh School At our tenth annual gathering, the class of ' 63 decided to compile a summary of what the various members of the class had been doing since graduating together ten years ago. We designated Betty Kaper to interview the various members. She seemed most suited for the job as she is now the editor in chief of the New York Times. Pamela Tysen, our most famous member, was the second female President of the United States (Caroline Kennedy was first.) Diane Walstra is our United States ambassador to Russia, and David Odle is one of the many secretaries our Russian ambassador has. Margorie Kikkert proudly announced that she is the head coach of the Green Bay Packers, and Ray Eck is her geeble assistant. Hank Bosma is doing very well as a private investigator hired by Indiana State Board of Education to compile research on the prevention of cheating in high schools. Tom Postma. who was always so ambitious in high school, decided to live an easy life. He is now the West Coast ' s official pebble counter. On the other side of the United States, we have Phyllis Bykerk who has made great progress in being a New York gutter scrubber. Also in New York is Patricia Selby who is the chief floor sweeper in the Statue of Liberty. Charles Nennenga, who is one of the smarter members of our class has found the answer but not the problem, recently was named Einstein ' s successor. We have a very daring member of our class, Beverly Evers, who is the official face washer at Mount Rush more. The champion women ' s wrestler turned out to be Patsy Griwae, who is going to be in the Olym pics this year. We have great hopes for her. Bill Edwards has gone to be a professor of Math at Humpty Dumpty school and teaches bad eggs Joel Oezer is also a professor of Business Law. In Hollywood we see Glen Goetz as the successor of Vince Edwards in Ben Casey. Glen Walstra just opened his new Trust Us if You Dare bank. Andy Walstra is one of the richest members of our class. He trains Itty-Bitty Flea Circuses. Bill Brister isn ' t doing so badly either. He follows Andy selling flea sprayl Back to the entertainment world, and whom do we see liiding behind the ABC peacock as summer replacement for Jack Paar? Talkative Betty Bovenkerk. of Course! 1 Vicki Willin has been assigned as assistant warden at San Quentin where two of our class members spent sometime. Tresa Groet has been elected leader of the Anti-Educational party. Elaine Walstra Is going into her eighth year as a department store Santa Claus. Guess who one of her little brownies are? Right, Dennis Einshuistra. Jerry Drenner is Superintendant of nursery schools and is having trouble with one of his pupils. He keeps beating Jerry at checkers. Dave Turner replaced Dick Beondi on W.L.S. His organizer is Audrey Swanson. That station has really gone to potl Don Bunning and Dave Fagenbaum are guards at the United Nations. They won ' t let Khrushchev pound on the desk anymore. Annette Heerema has made a fortune on the idea of giving S H green stamps with every smile. Harold Knynsburg finds life rough as a door to door salesman selling old ball point pens. We have covered the entertainment world, the political world, and the ordinary world. Now we have only the underworld where we find Jim Holmes and Steve Post both with records. Who would guess? This is what we see in the crystal ball. Can’t it be? Beverly Evers Phyllis Bykerk Tresa Greet Jim Holmes Diane Walstra Vicki Willin Audrey Swanson Elaine Walstra Dave Turner Steve Post Annette Heerema Harold Knynsber] Don Bunning Marjie Kikkert JUNIOR PLAY Zhe Bus Stops Mere CAST AVAILABLE Martha Baker, Proprietress Phyllis Bykerk Jerry Wald, Young boy who works around the place Herald Knynsberg Jenny Simms, Young waitress fat Selby J.M. Kepler, Wealthy manufacturer . . . Glen Walstra Irene Kepler, J.M. ' s wife Annette Heerema Irma Smith, Old lady with glamorous background Margie Kikkert Lyla Graham, Sweet, pretty inhibited girl Pam Tysen Jack Freeman, Young sailor Jim Holmes Harold Illingsworth , Bus driver Glen Goetz Gladys Caldwell, Wife of prosperous farmer Betty Kaper Robert Caldwell, Her college son Steve Post Donald Webster, Young business man Bill Brister Trudi Lynn, Young beauty contest winner Patsy Griwac Ted, Bus driver Dave Turner AVAILABLE CAST Gerard, a student Harold Knynsberg a well-meaning boy, but Miss Hamilton Pliyllis Bykerk Overly conscientious, nervous secretary Mr. Henly, Principal .... Jim Holmes a disciplinarian to extreme Larry, a student Steve Post a school leader, brilliant boy Lindy, a student Pat Selby pretty, popular, and in pursuit of Larry Goody, a student Elaine Walstra loud, full of pep, openly after Gerard The prof Jim Holmes an intelligent-type criminal Francis, a criminal Dave Turner a rather retarded-type criminal Burkholder Glen Walstra Pres, of bank across from school Mrs. Gunklock, band mother. .Diane Walstra flighty, rather naive woman Mrs. Blickle, band mother. . .Betty Kaper a blunt, outspoken woman. Shaw, Lieutenant Ray Eck Quiet and efficient Program and Announcement Committee Audrey Swanson Annette Heerema Vicki Willin Tickets Tresa Groet Beverly Evers Lighting and Sound Effects Ray Eck Announcer David Odle junior Senior banquet Juniors and Seniors Shrine Glee Club The Junior Senior Banquet was held the evening of May 4 at Wellman ' s. This was the first banquet not held in the school cafeteria for several years. The Shrine Glee Club from Hammond furnished the entertainment. Autographs Qoals Of Various ' Departments The following three pages contain general objectives of the various subjects offered in the De Motte High School during the year 1962-1963. ART 1. To develop a sensitivity to and appreciation of art. 2. To provide opportunities for creative expression. 3. To teach the fundamentals and techniques which will provide the means of achieving art expression. 4. To develop satisfying avocational interest. 5. To seek out the talented and to provide counseling in the choosing of a vocation. BUSINESS EDUCATION 1. To provide an understanding of our business world. 2. To provide an understanding of economic concepts that are important to everyone as a citizen and consumer. 3. To prepare students for more effective study in the field of business beyond the high school level. 4. To enable students to acquire certain knowledges and skills in business subjects for personal use. 5. To develop personality for effective human relations in society and in business. ENGLISH 1. To keep students constantly aware of the fact that good English, both spoken and written, will aid them throughout life. 2. To foster and increase an interest in, and understanding of, good reading material, including good literature, magazines, and newspapers. 3. To improve reading ability. 4. To improve listening ability. 5. In general to get each student to perform each of the four phases of languages actively--reading, writing, listening, and speaking--at the highest level possible for him. 6. To help students better understand themselves and others so they will be more effective members of our democracy. GOVERNMENT 1. The seniors of today ' s government class will be voters in the next presidential election, therefore, the main aim of this class is to prepare the student to do an effective job of selecting candidates for different offices when he visits the polls. 2. A knowledge of the historical development of government not only in the United States, but throughout the world. 3. An understanding of our social and physical environment to include the reciprocal relationships between the individual and his society. 4. Also, an understanding of how man provides for his basic needs along with the individual ' s drive to fulfill these needs from the backbone of our free society. GUIDANCE The Guidance department helps the student do the following: A. Become properly oriented to himself and to life. B. To become well adjusted. C. Secure knowledge, skills, and understanding needed to set good objectives and plan wisely. D. To solve his problems. HEALTH 1. Promote knowledge of personal care and cleanliness. 2. To have some knowledge of first aid. 3. Show importance of carry-over physical activities in later life. 4. Be familiar with some common medical terms and diseases. 5. To consider medicine as a profession. HOME ECONOMICS 1. Help students achieve a more satisfying personal, home, and community life. 2. Concern with the social, economic, esthetic, health, managerial, and ethical aspects of food, clothing, human relationships, child development, and housing. 3. Help the child identify and solve personal, home and community problems. 4. Help the child do better the things that they do day by day. 5. Help prepare a strong foundation for homemaking, sound parenthood and good citizenship. INDUSTRIAL ARTS 1. To provide experiences which will benefit students in the purchasing of goods and services. 2. To provide an atmosphere in which students can learn to cooperate and work with others in order to attain both common and individual goals. 3. To acquaint students with the various processes and materials of the industrial world. 4. To instill in students a respect for authority and property. 5. To provide experiences useful in home maintenance. 6. To instill in students the need for careful and detailed planning. 7. To provide a background to aid non-academic students in choosing a profession. 8. To develop dexterity in the manipulative skills. 9. To provide a background for constructive use of leisure time. MATH 1. Competence in the basic skills and understandings for dealing with number and form. 2. Habits of effective thinking--a broad term involving analytical, critical, and postulational thinking, as well as reasoning by analogies and the development of intellectual curiosity. 3. Communication of thought through symbolic expression and graphs. 4. Development of the ability to make relevant judgments through the discrimination of values. 5. Development of the ability to distinguish between relevant and irrelevant data. 6. Development of intellectual independence. 7. Development of aesthetic appreciation of expression. 8. Development of cultural advancement through a realization of the significance of mathematics in its own right and in its relation to the total physical and social structure. MUSIC Grades 1 through 6 1. Singing by rote and note. 2. Appreciation of music through listening. 3. Use of Pre-band instruments. 4. Instruction on beginning band instruments. Grades 7 through 8 1. Further study in singing. 2. Music appreciation by recordings. 3. Study of famous musicians and composers. High School 1. Furnish an outlet for the expression of musical talent through the instrumental and vocal program. SCIENCE General Science 1. Offers the student a pleasant but firm experience in exploring the different fields of science. 2. Try to convince students that science is necessary for a full life and science only secondary as a vocation in most cases. Biology 1. Stimulate interest in living things through field trips and laboratory exercises. 2. Demonstrate that all sciences are interrelated and one must have some knowledge of all in order to understand science. 3. Show the evolutionary aspect s of plants and animals and how they might relate to the well being of man. 4. Demonstrate the many fields of biology. Chemistry 1. Provide equipment and other facilities to help students better understanding in science. 2. Encourage experimentation for the sake of learning. SOCIAL STUDIES 1. Develop a sense of patriotism. 2. Be aware of the world around us; not only the past, but also current events. 3. Be familiar with leaders of the world. 4. To understand the interdependence of people and nations. 5. Understand the reciprocal relationship between the individual and society. 6. Understand the major developments in the growth of civilization. PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1. Contribute primarily to the individual ' s highest physiological growth and development. 2. Contribute to such physiological development as would result from participation in appropriate, vigorous, total bodily activities, according to social and hygienic standards. School Skid On Friday, October 19, 1962, at 9:00 p.m. the DeMotte school athletic field was dedicated. Needless to say the field has been needed for several years. In fact the need was so great that several schools were considering dropping us from their schedule. The actual dedication of the field was under the direction of Phyllis Bykerk, who is president of the student council. Miss Bykerk explained in detail the foot- ball field plan and future plans for the over-all development of our outdoor facilities. Miss Bykerk has the honor of disclosing the name of the field which is The Keener Bowl . The field itself was not something that just happened. Much time and thought has gone into the planning of the field, which included facilities for other activities than football. The over-all plan includes provisions for football, track, baseball, softball, and hard surface court area, which would have facilities for tennis, badminton, volley- ball and basketball. Serving on the committee for planning of the field layout was Ronald Mosier, Ken- neth Zeck, Leonard Zwart, Jim Fritch, Neal Erwin, and Carl Punter. Phyllis Bykerk ' -Announcer Introduction of class candidates for Homecoming Queen Queen-Pat Selby Highlights Of Homecoming (fame Local resident greeting Representative Charles A. Halleck N Advertising Compl iments SCHULTZ AUTO SALES CITIZEN ' S BANK De Motte, Indiana Hebron, Indiana Compliments of T)e keck Super M fket Quality Meat and Groceries Phone: YU 7-2141 De Motte, Indiana FELTA ’ S WESTERN TIRE Compliments BARGAIN CENTER ASSOC. STORE Your Discount of Department and 54 Lincolnway Grocery Store JACK MULL Phone: HO 2-5221 Valparaiso , Indiana Representative of South on Highway 2 LEE SCHOOL SUPPLY Valparaiso, Indiana TONI KNAPP SCHRETTZ Compl iments Groceries and Gas RAY BIERMA Road 10 and 55 Plumbing Heating Open Every Day De Motte, Indiana 7 A.M. - 11 p.M. Lake Village, Ind. Free Heating Oil in Case of Sickness, Accident or Death RICH KIERSMA Marathon Distributor Phone 7-2390 Compl iments of CHEEVER ' S GARAGE 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Auto Repairing De Motte, Indiana Phone 7-2231 KENNY DORIS ZECK Your Standard Oil Agent Phone YU 7-2300 De Motte, Indiana Compliments of Kobert y. Cee De Motte, Indiana Compliments of FERN ' S HAIR STYLES De Motte, Indiana Phone YU 7-4191 Beauty Is Our Business FASE ' S L.P. GAS SERVICE Bulk and Bottle Gas Delivery Fast Dependable Service Phone 7-2634 De Motte Compliments of RAYMOND F. OOMS, D • D . S . De Motte, Indiana Irank ’s Sinclair Service Goodyear Tires and Tubes, Batteries Free Pickup and Delivery Service Phone YU 7-2924 De Motte, Indiana Sinclair Compl iments Compliments of Compl iments of MEYERS DISPOSAL of PETE WALSTRA SERVICE DE MOTTE HARDWARE Your Satisfaction YU 7-2171 Fertilizer Dealer Guaranteed or Double Your Garbage Back Compliments of Harold Holmes Precast Concrete Tanks Phone YU 7-3482 Compliments Compl iments Congratulations of of Seniors MARY ' S RESTAURANT MYER’S DRIVE IN MIKE ' S PHEASANT RANCH De Motte, Indiana De Motte, Indiana De Motte, Indian! Phone YU 7-2377 Compliments of Mbring Mtirtin Service Congratulations Success Class of 63 Compliments of HERM ' S BARBER SHOP De Motte, Indiana Phone: YU 7-2291 Compliments of DE MOTTE CAFE Bus Stop Phone: 7-2211 Compliments of JERRY ' S BARBER SHOP De Motte, Indiana Kaper’s building Mt terials Remodeling — Free Estimates New a nd Used Lumber De Motte, Indiana Phone: YU 7-2781 CarlC Britts Growers of Indiana Certified Seeds Super Seed Cleaning and Treating Services As ye sow, so shall ye reap 1 Mile South of De Motte, Indiana Phone YU 7-4291 Compliments Compliments of Compliments of of ART SWANSON AL EWART DE MOTTE JEWELERS Tailor Made Suits Appliance Sales and Service Phone 7-2498 De Motte, Indiana General Insurance and Real Estate De Motte, Indiana Phone YU 7-2151 Compliments of T)e Motte Pharmacy Phone: 7-2971 De Motte, Indiana For Your Health and Welfare BANKERS LIFE CASUALTY CO. The White Cross Plan Hospitalization H 8t A and Life James A. Recker R.R. 2 De Motte, Indiana Phone: YU 7-2442 Good Luck.’ Best Wishes Harry A. Stockman Richard B. Blood THE CLEANER MAN De Motte, Indiana Compliments of NEIL SEKEMA’S GARAGE De Motte, Indiana Phone: YU 7-2562 Congratulations Seniors Valparaiso Supply Company Valparaiso, Indiana MARVIN KESSINGER Plumbing and Heating De Motte, Indiana Phone : 7-2684 Compliments of EYLANDER’S Turkey Farm De Motte, Indiana Congratulations Class of 1963 KOSTER ' S DAIRY SERVICE Bauman Dairy F roducts De Motte, Indiana Phone : 7-2043 HILLSIDE HARDWARE DE MOTTE FLORAL SHOP Phone: YU 7-2385 Rental Tools Gif tware 0 ' Brians Paints Sporting Goods John St Lois Eakin Corsages and Floral Designs De Motte, Indiana Phone: YU 7-2511 Compliments of DALE ELLIS Compliments of Wrights Jm. Home Furnishings - Floor Coverings - Appliances Rensselaer, Indiana BLUE AGENCY INC. Insurance and Loans De Motte, Indiana Phone: YU 7-2891 866-5120 G Sc G SHELLING Charles Greet Phone YU 7-2037 Gerrit Grevenstuk Phone YU 7-2030 DEXTER’S STANDARD SERVICE Atlas Tires, Batteries, and Accessories De Motte, Indiana Phone: YU 7-4211 Compliments of farmers and Merchants J atianal Mank of Rensselaer The Bank Where You Feel At Home FDIC Member of Federal Reserve System Compliments of J. A. GRANT SON, INC. Common Carrier Motor Freight Phones : Rensselaer 866-5101 Chicago VI 2-8200 Congratulations Seniors Compliments of DE MOTTE HOTEL De Motte, Indiana Phone: YU 7-2712 URBANCZYK RADIO T.V. SERVICE Authorized Philco Sales and Service 1311 N. McKinley Avenue Rensselaer, Indiana Phone: 866-7203 Compliments of the NELSON- SPENCER Hammond Organ Studio Regal Spencer Phone: YU 7-2480 De Motte, Indiana Compliments of JEAN ' S BEAUTY SALON De Motte, Indiana Phone: 7-2643 Winter 8t Summer Air Conditioning Plumbing - Sheet Metal LEE SCHWANKE Phone: 6-3812 7-3871 KoMovsky Cumber yard Fertilizer - Grain Building Material Phone: YU 7-2555 De Motte, Indiana Best Wishes to The Class of 1963 Qrevenstuk fertilizer Serviee Good Luck Seniors JASPER COUNTY SAND AND GRAVEL Rensselaer, Indiana R.F.D. 6 Compliments of KEN HASTY Sinclair Dealer Rensselaer, Indiana RUSSELL’S GROCERY Kniman, Indiana Groceries, Meat and Gas Phone: 956-3302 DEYOUNG SON Plumbing - Heating Sheet Metal 1013 North McKinley Rensselaer, Indiana THE LUMBER COMPANY of Rensselaer, Indiana George N. Warden, Prop. Phone : 866-3011 Compliments of MASSEY- FERGUSON, INC. Rensselaer, Indiana Phone: 866-5333 Compliments of The Store For Men and Boys FALVEYS Compliments of BROWN JEWELER ' S Rensselaer Crown Point Valparaiso Crown Point, Congratulat ions Seniors of 1963 Kemsdaer Keady-Mi Rensselaer, Indiana Compliments of W. C. Babcock Construction Co., Jnc. Engineers - Constructors Drainage - Bituminous Materials - Excavating Crushed and Agricultural Limestone Hot Mixed Driveways - Stone Crusher Phone: 866-7151 Rensselaer, Indiana Compliments of Weinberg Brothers Indiana Rensselaer, Indiana YOUR FUTURE’S BRIGHT IN NIPSCOLAND V trill be happy to discuss your career opportunities at XIl SC ' () . . . drop in and see us! NORTHEKN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY serving today . . . building for the future Compliments of PARR ELEVATOR INC. Parr, Indiana If your eyes are on far horizons following graduation, here ' s a suggestion from Peppy Flame and Reddy Kilowatt: Look around you right here in NIPSCOLAND! There are vast and challenging opportunities in northern Indiana for trained young men and women in industry, commerce and agriculture. Some of the greatest challenges await the talent and imagination of young people in the investor-owned utility business. Best Wishes Seniors RANCH HOUSE 231 N. Rensselaer Rensselaer, Indiana Congratulations Seniors CLAUSSEN EQUIPMENT CO. Rensselaer, Indiana BRUSNAHAN IMPLEMENT CO. Compliments of EAT SIP DRIVE-IN Phone: 866-5841 Rensselaer, Indiana Paul Brusnahan and Cletus Kohley Rensselaer, Indiana JERRY’S AUTO SUPPLY Auto - Truck Tractor Parts and Equipment Phone: 866-5455 Rensselaer, Indiana Located on Hi-Way 53 North Hy’s Variety Department Store Two Locations for Your Shopping Convenience Lowell or Crown Point Phones : Lowell 9137 Crown Point 3773 Cedar Lake 7328 Hockney Packing Co. Thayer, Indiana Complete Meat Service Phone; De Motte 7-3755 Compliments of CLARK MOTOR SALES Compliments of Good Luck Seniors Lincoln - Mercury WILLIAMS JEWELRY and Comet - Ford - Falcon DECKERS BAKERY T Bird Trucks GIFT SHOP Phone: 866-7521 Rensselaer, Indiana Rensselaer, Indiana Rensselaer, Indiana Compliments of STATE FARM MUTUAL INSURANCE CO’S. Compliments of STATE BANK Chuck Cain, Local Agent PECK’S SHOES OF RENSSELAER Auto-Life Rensselaer, Indiana Rensselaer, Indiana Fire Casualty Phone; 866-5332 124 W. Washington St, Member F.D.I.C. Rensselaer, Indiana Phone; 866-5055 BELSTRA BELSTRA L. F. KENNING SONS Small Engine Service Homelite Toro Phone: 7-3460 De Motte, Indiana Compliments of JACK’S TAVERN Kersey, Indiana Compliments of KANKAKEE VALLEY POST De Motte, Indiana Phone: YU 7-2592 Compliments of UNIVERSAL RADIO and APPLIANCES Ed and Lil Wilke De Motte, Indiana Phone: YU 7-2261 W as Chevrolet Sales P.O. 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Plugs Bear Wheel Alignment Fram Filters Delco Ignition Parts and Service Du Pont Chemicals Amco Brake Service Delco Shocks ' Decker’s YOUR SPORTS HEADQUARTER Lafayette, Indiana Yearbooks Awards Trophies Announcements Products of Distinction For America ' s Schools Serving America ' s Finest Students for _ Over 60 Years Js Josten ' s Since 1897 Robert Albertson Quality Js Where Josten ’s Box 9 Plymouth, Indiana CigM house Zap aud T)imug Room We Specialize in Pan Fried Chicken, Steaks, Roast Beef, Ham and Pizza Congratulations Phone WY 6-9040 Hebron, Indiana Compliments of Class of 1963 Compliments of SPITLER ' S RIVERSIDE SLIMS COMMUNITY SERVICE HARRY HATTIE ' S TAVERN STATION Roselawn, Indiana Thayer, Indiana Shelby, Indiana Sandwiches, Coffee and Batteries - Tires Pop, Gas Ss Oil Compliments of JOHNNY RUSK COMPANY Compliments of THAYER BARBER SHOP Dodge Sales and Service MURPHY AND SONS GARAGE Thayer, Indiana Van Rensselaer St. Rensselaer, Indiana Parr, Indiana Compliments of Congratulations Seniors Compliments of JOHNSTONS SPORTS DR. 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FORSZT FOLLIS SHOES 119 Lincolnway 302 East Lincolnway Valparaiso ' s Newest Shoe Store Valparaiso, Indiana Valparaiso, Indiana 60 Lincolnway Beckmann ’s Super J0 A The Best In Meats and Produce With Everyday Low Low Prices Where Your Dollar Goes Farther Phone: YU 7-4151 De Motte, Indiana LOWENSTINES’ Department Store Your Most Convenient Shopping Center in Northern Indiana Phone: HO 2-3115 Valparaiso, Indiana B I ERMA HARDWARE Skelgas Appliances Lucas Paints Wheatfield, Indiana Phone: 956-3121 Compliments of Your Post Master BOYD SCHWANKE Compliments of Van Vuren Motor Sales Fora Cars - Trucks Genuine Ford Parts Phone: YU 7-2500 De Motte, Indiana FORDS ARE CARE FREE FOR ' 63 Vfhere Your Troubles End Compl iments CHARLIES REPAIR SHOP Tractor Repair-All Makes Farm Machinery Repair Welding Hebron, Indiana Phone: WY 6-2742 BILL COTTONGIN ' S Western Store and Quarter Horse Ranch Leroy, Indiana Phone : Crown Point 8147-11 Compl iments of BERDINE SERVICE STATION Hebron, Indiana PARAMOUNT CORNER Women ' s Clothing Children ' s Apparel Family Shoes Joliet at Court Street Crown Point Indiana Compliments of SICKINGER ' S JEWELRY Lowell, Indiana KLUKA FARM EQUIPMENT, INC. 112 Mill Street Lowell, Indiana The Trademark of Quality Made Farmers by Good Implements Phone: Lowell 2581 ALYEA SERVICE Chrysler Plymouth Valiant Motorola T. V. Standard Oil Hebron Indiana Phone: WY 6-2700 CHARLETTE ' S Tots Teens Hebron Indiana of MATTS RESTAURANT Route 2 8c 41 Lowell, Indiana Phone Crown Point 92 Merriville 9-5322 McCLENTHEN RAMBLER 1003 N. Main St. Crown Point, Indiana Henry McClenthen Compliments of CROWN POINT DRAPERY SHOP 154 N. Main Street Crown Point, Indiana HARDINGS, INC. 109 W. Commercian Ave. Lowell, Indiana Phone 4-271 Construction Machinery Sales 8c Service Replacement Parts for Crawler Tractors Millside Canes Rt . 53 De Motte, Indiana Phone YU 7-4400 For Health ' s Sake Bowl I Compliments of Telstra Milling Company MFR - Sales - Service Continued Service Since 1940 Phone YU 7-2400 DOLEZAL ' S SHOPPING CENTER WHEATFIELD FEED MILL General Merchandise Wayne Feeds Building Supplies and General Contracting Wheatfield, Indiana Phone: 828-4411 Phone: 956-3244 San Pierre, Indiana YU 7-2623 M’s Upholstery Shop De Motte, Indiana Walter Roorda Frank Roorda YU 7-2131 ORSBURN TEXACO SERVICE Trust Your Car To The Man Who Wears A Star De Motte, Indiana HENRY DEKOCK Livestock Hauling Fertilizer Phone YU 7-3400 De Motte, Indiana Anything-Anywhere-Anytime CayeveeM ' s De Motte, Indiana Phone : YU 7-2241 Dry Gtoods - Shoes - Housewares S.W.P. Paint - Maytag Appliances Compliments of DE MOTTE STATE BANK Phone: 7-2100 Mr . TODD FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phone : YU 7-2600 De Motte, Indiana and Mrs. Bruce J. Todd Wellmans Dining Room Bowling Lanes Coffee Shop Banquet Rooms Home of Valparaiso ' s New Holiday Inn 7irst federal Savings Coan Association of Valparaiso Savings Accounts Home Loans Sella ' s Department Store Highway 2 Valparaiso, Indiana FOOD FOR THOUGHT The greatest sin Fear The best day Today The biggest fool The boy who will not go to school The best town Where you succeed The most agreeable companion One who would not have you any different than what you are The great bore One who will not come to the point A still greater bore One who keeps on talking after he has made his point The greatest deceiver One who deceives himself The greatest invention of the devil War The greatest secret of production Saving waste The best work What you like The best play Work The greatest comfort The knowledge that you have done your work well The greatest mistake Giving up The most expensive indulgence Hate The cheapest, stupidest and easiest thing Finding fault The greatest trouble maker One who talks too much The greatest stumbling block Egotism The most ridiculous asset Pride The worst bankrupt The soul that has lost its enthus- iasm The cleverest man One who always does what he thinks is right The most dangerous person The liar The most disagreeable person The complainer The best teacher One who makes you want to learn The meanest feeling of which any human being is capable Feeling bad at another ' s success The greatest need Common sense The greatest puzzle Life The greatest mystery Death The greatest thought God The greatest thing, bar none, in all the world Love Anonymous Compliments of VaM Keppel Construction Co., Jnc. General Building Contractors Building Supplies De Motte, Indiana Phone 7-2800 ' De Kock Supply Co. W. G. HAMMERTON YOUR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER Farmall Tractors-Motor Trucks Sales and Service Other National Allied Equipment Phone YU 7-2900 De Motte, Indiana JONKMAN’S GARAGE Truck and Auto Service Compliments of BAUMAN SERVICES De Motte, Indiana Phone: YU 7-2192 Mac Collach and Hoff CO Chain Saws Compliments of HARRY’S BODY SHOP De Motte, Indiana Compliments of Compliments of DEKOCK L.P. GAS CO., INC. SPORTSMAN’S Sporting Goods Postma ’$ Super Philgas Bottle 8s Bulk Service Gas Appliances De Motte, Indiana Phone : YU 7-4121 Choice Meats and Quality Groceries at Low Prices Phone ; YU 7-2161 De Mot te, Indiana Otto Deyoung 4 Sons John Deere Implements Enterprize Paints Enarco Motor Oils Phone: YU 7-2221 De Motte, Indiana QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT - Uoender Studios De Motte, Indiana Munster, Indiana Wednesday from 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. Phone TE 6-8841 Phone YU 7-4341 if no answer call TE 6-8841 Compliments of Dr. K. Caps ley, fjr. De Motte, Indiana Patron Page SAM’S WOODWORKING SHOP De Motte ROBERT ZWART De Motte MARY ANNS Crown Point RUSSELL JEWELRY Rensselaer JERRY DRENNER VACUUM REPAIR De Motte PETRY’S CROWN BAKERY INC Crown Point QUICKLE ELECTRONICS Crown Point HORST ’ S HARDWARE Crown R int MIL- JOY S OES Crown Pojnt BLANCH vJ ’ S Crown Point