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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1965 volume:

THE KEEN KEENER OF 1965 Volume XXIX Published By The Senior Class De Motte High School De Motte, Indiana Enter to Learn; Depart to Serve After Mrs. Hission gave us this picture of her second grade class of 1955, we began to remember many past experiences. Since then our ladder of education has brought about many changes. Our class has lost students, as well as gained them. In our fresh¬ man year, our enrollment rose to 60 when the Christian School graduates entered high school. By the time we had reached our Senior year, it had depreciated to 54. Over the years some of us have had to make great decisions, but not as great as the ones to come. Many of us have given extreme thought to our future and how we may serve some purpose. HONOR STUDENTS Left to Right; Gloria Peterson, Louella Anderson, Mirriam Moolenaar, Pat Marsh, Bob Punter, Craig Zeek, Nancy Kooy, Shirley Boer, Gail Raguse, Cheryl Zeek. METHOD USED IN SELECTING STUDENTS The honor students are those who have the highest grade point standing in the senior class. The points are figured on all grades each student earns beginning with the freshman year and ending with the first semester of the senior year. From this group the valedictorian and salutatorian honors will be figured at the end of the senior year. Administration As the graduating seniors of 1965, we will be the last class attending DeMotte High School until our senior year with an advisory board. With the school consolidation taking effect, the school will be governed by a school board with representatives chosen from the districts. The present trustee is Mr. Boissy. The mem¬ bers of his advisory board are Mr. DeYoung, Mr. Boezeman, and Mr. Kaluf. 6 ELEMENTARY FACULTY TRESA BOEZEMAN B. S. ; Indiana State PAULINE BOL B. S. ; Ball State GLADYS EWART B. S. ; Indiana State MARY HINE B. S.; Indiana State MARY KESSINGER B. S.; Indiana State BEULAH HIS SION B. S. ; Indiana State MARTHA MOSIER Indiana State HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY NORMAN ABBRING B. S., Hope College ROBERT BROWN B. S. ; Indiana State JERRY HOOVER B. S.; Purdue B. A.; Oakland City College joe McFarland B. S.; Purdue B. S.; Purdue, Kentucky University sandra McFarland B. S.; Purdue JOSEPH ROBINSON B. S., M. S.; Indiana State RONALD SULLIVAN B. S.; Indiana State COOKS SEATED: Mrs. Hough. Mrs. Nannenga, Mrs. Roorda. STANDING: Mrs. Schultz. Mrs. Evers. Mrs. Grevenstuk. Mrs. Kenning. Y Y V a j r jy- - ' x , - • „ . , .idr .W Jdu r£ V . K «T % u, 5 « _ y iv y . , % y ,sib- K ry; GamL ' icJa t ' % % GG ’y r X Q 0d , c 3 T 0 ’S Q D uR STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERSHIP AND ACHIEVEMENTS ROW ONE: Tom Sullivan, Craig Zeck, President; Shelly Watson, Vice-President; Margaret Aalberts, Secretary; Bob Punter, Treasurer; Allen Nagel. ROW TWO: Dave Caldwell, Barb Kamminga, Jewyl Marsh, Dick Boezeman. ROW THREE; Chari Groet, Ellen Wilke. ROW FOUR: Shirley Boer, Terri Todd, Grace Post, Mary Christopher. ROW FIVE: Ralph Myers, Sharon Moolenaar. ROW SIX: Marve Moolenaar, Jim DeVries, Gloria Schriner, Dave Moolenaar. ROW SEVEN: Roger Knip, Rena Post, Larry Boezeman, Nick Tillema, Janeen Berghorst. This year’s council has a membership of 27 over last year ' s 24--this change was brought about by the amend¬ ment to the constitution to include the presidents of our three major clubs. Executive council meetings con¬ sisting of the officers and sponsor, Mrs. Fritch, are held before each meeting to plan the agenda. The Assembly programs selected by the council proved to be most enjoyable. These programs included James Perkins and His World of Magic, Charles King’s Music in the Air, Kenneth Goodman and His Presentation of Organ Music, and Demetrie Wilson ' s Trained Seals. An initiation week was held for all newly elected coun¬ cil members. This was climaxed by a weiner roast and party in the cafeteria. Short skits were presented at the November PTA meeting. The Christmas party, always an annual event, was well received by both students and faculty. The highlights of this program were a guest pianist, Mrs. Trudy Stephenson, who accompanied Christmas carol singing by the student body, and a rendition of several seasonal numbers by the band along with a presentation of blazer jackets to 4-year band members by the director, Mr. Brandt. Members purchased student council pins and blue sweatshirts lettered in white displaying a gavel. These sweatshirts were sold to the student body in various colors and lettering as a fund-raising project. Two paper dispensing machines helped to increase the funds along with a work day of picking up corn. An anti-litterbug week was sponsored by the council in February and long hours of planning went into making Twirp Week anathe dance a success. At least two students will be attending the Student Council Workshop at I. U. this summer along with their sponsor, who will serve as a counselor. It has been a year of work, fun, and most of all one of rewarding achievement for the CounciL ANNUAL STAFF SEATED: Shirley Boer, Editor; Gail Raguse, Assistant Editor; Gloria Schriner, Subscription Manager. STANDING: Mirriam Moolenaar, Treasurer; Mrs. Traster, Sponsor; Louella Anderson, Advertising Manager. LIBRARY STAFF Left to [light: Miss Bell, Helen Barker, Kathy Schlarp, Linda Smith, Esther Eck, Sue Barker, Pat Mason, Pat Marsh, Mary Bennema, Susie Peterson. A m f % 9 r i r i J P k . T Jlt‘4 , y ft « ' Aft Ai A ,ft .V A A A 2 - -I ‘S ' SUNSHINE SOCIETY ROW ONE: Pat Marsh, Sherry Stellingwerf, Doreen Tillger, Phyllis Wiers, Alice Edwards, Mirriam Moolenaar, Kathy Sipkema, Shirley Boer, Jean Boer, LaVern Lanting, Linda Stepp, Carla Hayes, Ruth DeHaan. ROW TWO: Mrs. Traster, Sponsor; Virnette Barker, Sue Barker, Karen Postma, Nancy Kooy, Janeen Berghorst, Barbara Kamminga, Bonnie DeYoung, Janis DeFries, Shelley Watson, Frances Nees, Patsy Mason, Carrie Sterk, Janice Koster. ROW THREE: Diana Gwin, Sharon Rose, Barb Konovsky, Gail Raguse, Marg Aalberts, Helen Barker, Teresa Williams, Mary Konovsky, Dian Herring, Louella Anderson, Sandi Hunter, Karen Hanewich, Janice Recker, Claudia Mosier. ROW FOUR: Candy Lawson, Stella Goth, Gloria Schriner, Chari Groet, Gail Sekema, Nancy Misch, Elaine Knip, Terri Todd, Susie Peterson, Carol Terpstra, Linda Kikkert, Kathy Roorda, Connie Boersma, Debbie Bormann, Grace Post, Nancy VanKeppel, Debbie Woods. ROW FIVE: Brenda McKim, Diana Boezeman, Ruth Bunning, Linda Smith, Linda Cummins, Barb Jabaay, Carol Post, Carol Meyers, Priscilla Holmes, Judy Post, Donna Eeingenburg, Michelle DeFries, Esther Eck, Susan Musch, Barb Bakker, Karen Lanting. ROW SIX: Linda Henrichs, Melinda O’Shields, Marcia Kikkert, Linda Vaughn, Scherita Nees, Joyce Holmes, Christine Fritts, Janet Oezer, JoAnn Moss, Vickie Todd, Pam Zeck, Phyllis DeVries, Carol Walstra, Kathy Schlarp, Nancy Jonkman, Diane Recker. ROW SEVEN: Nancy DeFries, Jessica Tysen, Sandy Goetz, JoAnn Swart, Cindy Evers, Karen Evers, Edith VanSchepen, Rena Post, Gloria Peterson, Ellen Belstra, Lois Bosma, Cheryl Zeck, Ellen Sekema, Jessie VanSchepen, Janet Eakin, Bette Walstra, Jeane Mak. 18 PEP CLUB ROW ONE: Diana Boezeman, Sue Barker, Barb Konovsky, Nancy Bunning, Charlene Groet, ROW TWO: Mr. McFarland, Gail Sekema, Pam Zeck, Terri Todd, Teresa Williams, Mary Konovsky, Mrs. McFarland. ROW THREE: Ronnie Bozell, Gloria Shriner, Shirley Boer, Gloria Peterson, Karen Hanewich, Gail Raguse, Ellen Belstra, Louella Anderson, Helen Barker, Phil Moolenaar. ROW FOUR: La Vern Lanting, Esther Eck, Linda Cummins, Virnette Barker, Janeen Berghorst, Shelley Watson, Sandy Goetz, Dorene Tillger, Debby Bormann. ROW FIVE: Edith VanSchepen, Claudia Mosier, Barb Jabaay, Cindy Evers, Donna Eenigenburg, Judy Post, Marcia Kikkert, Ruth Ann DeHaan, Nancy DeFries, Albert Hamstra, Joe Compton. ROW SIX: Janis DeFries, Kathy Sipkema, Rena Post, Je an Boer, Nancy Misch, Elaine Knip, Carla Hayes, Janice Koster, Grace Post, Janice Recker. ROW SEVEN: Barbara Jean Kamminga, Linda Kikkert, Diane Herrin, Candy Lawson, Ruth Bunning, Christine Fritts, Linda Smith, Diane Gwin, Phyliss Wiers, Susan Musch, Dian Raguse, Karen Lanting. ROW EIGHT: Roy Haugh, Marvene Barker, Michele Gross, Brenda McKim, Susie Peterson, Phyllis DeVries, Nancy VanKepple, Kathy Roorda, Nancy Gilbert, Sherri Wilkerson, Gloria Hunsaker. ROW NINE: Joni Hayes, Linda Holley, Debby Mak, Donna Barker, Janice Mosier, Jessie Van Schepen, Jessica Tysen, Connie Boersma, Betty VanSchepen, Sue Bozell, Charlene Moolenaar, Beverly Moolenaar, Debby Wood. ROW TEN: Debby Woudema, Barbara Erwin, Jenny Roorda, Kay Konovsky, Phyllis Woudema, Mary Christopher, Ellen Wilke, Nancy Stellingwerf, Debby DeYoung, Tricia Starkey, Patty Thomas. ROW ELEVEN: Mary Wallin, Christine DeVries, Kathy Wallin, Linda Hanaway, Christy Belstra, Jewll Marsh, Judy Girard, Robin Marshall, Kathy DeBourbon, Karen Wallin, Onnie O ' Shields, Pam Williams. 19 LETTERMEN’S CLUB ROW ONE: Mr. Hoover, Craig Zeck, Nick Tillema, Bob Punter. ROW TWO: Steve Holm-Hansen, Bob Zwart, Jim Hanaway, Ralph Meyers, Bob Anderson, Mike Williams. ROW THREE: Steve Bauman, Dave Abbring. ROW FOUR: Lynn Boezeman, Dennis Morris. ROW FIVE: Allen Walstra, Dave Peterson. ROW SIX: Bill Stepp, Don Abbring. ROW SEVEN: Howard Swart, John Hielema, Stanley Zeck, Ron Mosier, Terry Hanaway, Rick Marshall. NEWSPAPER STAFF Nancy Jonkman, Margret Aalberts, Lois Bosma, Diana Recker, Scherita Nees, Helen Barker, Sandi Hunter, Pat Marsh, Linda Vaughn, Kathi Schlarp, Sherri Stellingwerf, Mirriam Moolenaar, Nancy Kooy, Florence Willin, Carol Walstra. BEGINNING BAND ROW ONE: Fred Nagel, Mr. Brandt. ROW TWO: Susan Nordstrom, Jeri Lawson, Laurie Eakin, Julie Peterson, David Lagaveen, Laurel DeYoung, Molly Belstra, Bradely Holm-Hansen. ROW THREE: David Musch, Robert Lapsley, Joe Roorda, Bruce Przybylski, Audrey Ruisard, George Grevenstuk, Mitchell Terpstra, Barbara Blanken- baker, Gregory Pruis, Karen DeKock. INTERMEDIATE BAND ROW ONE: Donna Barker, Mary Christopher, Kay Konovsky, Shannon Hanley, Sharon Moolenaar, Mr. Brandt. ROW TWO: Linda Holly, Jewyl Marsh, Pam Williams, Claudie Koselke, Trisha Starkey, Bonnie Schooneveld, Max Belstra, Ronnie Swaft, David Moolenaar, Billy Hamstra, Doug DeYoung, Alan Nagel, Michael Blanken- baker, Dickie Leach, Christy Belstra, Janet Mason, Jackie Goetz. ROW FOUR: Nancy Gilbert, Michele Gross, Dianne Raguse, Onnie O ' Shields, Janice Mosier. ROW ONE: Ellen Belstra. Barb Konovosky, Janice De-Fries, Laverne Lanting, Craig Zeck, Bob Punter. Jean Boer, Terri Williams, Lois Bosnia, Tim Belstra, Shirley Boer. ROW TWO: Cherl Zeck, Lou Anderson, Sandra Goetz. Earl Zylstra, Sandra Sipkema, Pliilis DeVries, Steve HolmHansen, Debi DeYoung. Diane Harring. Stela Goth. Bonnie DeYoung, Gail Ragouse, Nancy Mish, Larry Blankenbaker. Bette Walstra. Barb Jabaay. Wesley Hittle, Tom Klimp. ROW THREE: Jessica Tysen, Susan Peterson, Kathy Roorda, Karen Lanting. Nancy VanKeppcl, Mary Konovosky, Pam Zeck, Jim Recker. Charlene Moolenaar, Nance Bunning, Jerry Terborg, John Bierema, Paul Boer.HIGH SCHOOL BAND PEP BAND Jim flecker, Earl Zylstra, Jerry Terborg, Larry Boezeman, Phil Moolenaar, Glen Kingma, Tim Belstra, Steve Zeck, Gail Raguse, Laverne Lanting, Jean Boer, Janice DeFries, Shirley Boer, Lois Bosnia, Debby Wood, Dorene Tillger, Barb Kamminga, Lou Anderson, Cheryl Zeck, Mr. Brandt, Sandi Goetz, Ellen Belstra, Barb Jabaay, Bette Walstra, Charlene Moolenaar. MAJORETTES Debby Wood, Janice Koster, Mary Konovsky, Pam Zeck, Terri Todd, Nance Bunning, Lou Anderson, Gail Raguse, Cheryl Zeck. Sports VARSITY CHEERLEADERS TOP: Diana Boezeman, Chari Groet. MIDDLE: Sue Barker. BOTTOM: Nance Bunning, Barb Konovsky. 8 ” TEAM TOP: Terri Todd, Mary Konovsky, Pam Zeck. BOTTOM: Gail Sekema, Terri Todd. JUNIOR HIGH Left to Right: Jewyl Marsh, Mary Christopher, Joni Hayes, Onnie O’ Shields, Pam Williams. BASEBALL ROW ONE: Bob Zwart, Steve Bauman, Greg Erwin, Ralph Myers. ROW TWO: Craig Zeck, Dave Abbring, Howard Swart, Stanley Zeck, Bob Punter, Ronnie Mosier, Mr. Sullivan, Coach. ROW THREE: Bob Anderson, Marve Moolenaar, Roger Knip, Phil Moolenaar, Larry Ooms, Bill Stepp, Larry Blankenbaker, Rick Marshall. TRACK ROW ONE: Mr. McFarland, Coach, Steve Holm-Hansen, Don Abbring, John Hielema, Denny Morris, Terry Hanaway, Steve Ruisard. ROW TWO: Steve Bauman, Mike Williams, Carl Bunning, Tom Klimp, Howard Swart, Fred Edwards, Don Nannenga. FOOTBALL TEAM ROW ONE: Phil Crane, Tim Abbring. ROW TWO: Don Abbring, Lynn Boezeman, Craig Zeck, Stanley Zeck, Dave Abbring, Steve Ruisard, Steve Bauman, Coach McFarland. ROW THREE: Mike Williams, Carl Bunning, Steve Holm-Hansen, Terry Hanaway, Dennis Morris, Phil Punter, Rick Marshall, Larry Blankenbaker. ROW FOUR: Tom McKim, Duke Thornton, Enno Rose, Tom Hazlett, Marvin Moolenaar, John Bierma, Greg Erwin, Ralph Myers. Due to the early printing date of this annual, the scores of the games of the season can not be made available at this time. We can report, however, that DeMotte won the 31st annual Kankakee Valley Tournament. The score of the game between DeMotte and Montmorenci found DeMotte on top by a score of 71 to 43. In the semi-final game, DeMotte gained the finals by de¬ feating Remington by a score of 51 to 36. In the final game between Wheat- field and DeMotte, Wheatfield took an early lead. As the game wore on, however, DeMotte overtook the Red Devils and won the KVT CHAMPIONSHIP by the score of 61 to 49. ROW ONE: Bob Sullivan, manager, Dave Peterson, Bob Punter, Stanley Zeck, Howard Swart, Craig Zeck, Dave Abbring, Tim Abbring, manager. ROW TWO: Mr. Hoover, coach, Steve Bauman, Steve Holm-Hansen, Marv Hamstra, Larry Ooms, Carl Bunning, Lynn Boezeman, Bob Swart, manager. VARSITY ”8” TEAM ROW ONE: Rick Marshall, Marv Peterson, Larry Blankenbaker, Danny Dorn, Ronnie Mosier. ROW TWO: Marve Moolenaar, Larry DeVries, Ralph Myers. Coach, Mr. Sullivan. FRESHMAN TEAM ROW ONE: Greg Erwin, Dick Boezeman, Roger Bykerk, Duke Thorton, Enno Rose, Bob Sullivan, Roy Jonkman. ROW TWO: Mr. Hoover, Coach, Phil Punter, John Bierma, Hank Zeldenrust, Danny Dorn, Jim DeVries, Wayne Walstra, Roddy Ruisard, Mr. Sullivan, Coach. JR. HIGH A” TEAM ROW ONE: Tom Sullivan, Dave Tackas, Bob Borman. ROW TWO: Eric Boone, Mike Orsburn, Tom Bosma, Jack Stockman, Phil Crane, Keith Hamstra, Mr. McFarland, coach. JR. HIGH ”8” TEAM ROW ONE: Jerry Nannenga, Kenny DeKock, Lynn Parcel. ROW TWO: Mickey Blankenbaker, Rick Rose, Ron Borman, Jim Nagel, Doug DeYoung, Dave Caldwell. ROW THREE: Daryl Boezeman, Steve Fritts, Richard Swart, Tim Abbring, Henry DeKock, Mr. McFarland. Terry Hanaway Craig Zeck Maggie and Jiggs You ' ve been touched, Karen Joe ' s flirting again All part of growing up The Stripper Why the brush? Boys? Uh! What I go through for Hoovl Heard any good ones lately? 14 3 y The gigglers!! Trick or Treat? The line up I ' m sure I ' m right! Ugh! Ugh! Get the picture, Joe? C aught in the act!! Elementary FIRST GRADE ROW ONE: Debbie Whitmore, Kent Zylstra, Cynthia Suffern, Charles Riggle, Tina Young, Jerry Ver Hulst, Mary Manning, Michael Pohl, Phillip Shepherd. ROW TWO: Jean Pierson, Darren Williamson, Lydia Wright, Joanne Polomcnak, Billy Jo Nannenga, Kathy Nannenga, Kevin Nagel, Teacher, Mrs. Mosier. ROW THREE: John Sterk, Robert Nuss, Michael Walstra, Roberta Peterson, Gregory Piatt, Brenda Mollenaar, Terri Swart. ROW FOUR: Marilyn Wolford, Glen Ventrello, Alan Suffern, Robert Mak, Scott Terpstra, James Newall, Ronald Pollack, Cynthia Van Keppel. Absent: Thresa Oliver. FIRST GRADE ROW ONE: Luke Gilbert, John Konovsky, Robert Lohse, Ray Gilbert, Daniel Beckefelt, Roger Bailey, Neal Clements, Bernard Hamstra, Clifford Bailey, Teacher, Mrs. Ewart. ROW TWO: Steven Compton, Martha Ashley, Connie Curtiss, Brenda DeVries, Anita Goetz, David Kenning, Billy Shepherd. ROW THREE: Donna Feleki, Laureen Cooper, Karen Blankenbaker, Robert Cheever, Dianna Huhn, Randall Herring, Debra Lovely, Charles Liebbe. ROW FOUR: Frances Deborbon, Mark Lagaveen, Denies DeGraff, Robert Butchart, Alvin Hamstra, Larry Bosma, George Koselke, Pamela Baggerly, Debora Hinson. SECOND GRADE ROW ONE: Susan Shideler, Debra Nagel, Kerby Starkey, Vera Whitaker, Charles Wilke, Debra Nannenga. Phyllis Mathews. ROW TWO: Vicke Stein, Joey Williams, Brian Liebbe, Sheila Parcel, Janet Shultz, Gregory Stewart, Charles Ruisard, Teacher, Mrs. Lawson. ROW THREE: John Spurgeon, Carol Mak, Cynthia Van Houten, Steven Whitaker, Bruce Woudema, Wayne Van Houten, Sophia Lock. ROW FOUR: Marla Pruis, Jay Rowley, Brian Mak, Marcy Sekema, George Stein, Jet Traster, Debra Piatt. SECOND GRADE ROW ONE: Rickie Justice, Barbara Gilbert, Julie Barker, Scott Clements, Cheryl Beckefeld, Cindy Gross, James Lewis. ROW TWO: Jeffery Grevenstuk, Sandra Fase, Phyllis Compton, Robert Borns, David Fieldhouse, Patty Justice, Teacher: Mrs. Hoehn. ROW THREE: Timothy Bouwcamp Tamara Blankenship, Jeffery Cooper, Rhonda DeGraff, Annette Koselke, John Christopher, Cathy DeGraff. ROW FOUR: Laine Cheever, Ruby Lee, Marilyne Hamstra, Keneth Hazlett, William DeVries, Julie Hoffman, David Fritts, Kathy Klip. Absent: Martin Knip. THIRD GRADE ROW ONE: Jeanne Pohl, Melvina Ashley, Carol Sterk, Cheryl Riggle, Mary Shidler, Donna De Vries, Rosemary Anderson, Barbara Swart, Julie Spurgeon. ROW TWO: James Bormann, Diana Hoffman, Larry Davis, Terri Groet, Anna May Shepherd, Edna Nannenga, Rosco Hilton, Kenneth Compton. ROW THREE: Denise Van Swol, Michael Anderson, Kevin Wells, Ralph Postma, Mark Tysen, Randy St. John, Larry Fieldhouse, John Roorda. ROW FOUR: Jim Swart, Douglas Henricks, Tommy Colbert, Connie Belstra, Joellyn De Young, Richard De Kock, Mitchell Orsborn, Luann Walstra. ROW FIVE: Donald Radtke, Daniel Hamstra, David Ruisard, Carol Glass, Larry Postma, Beverly Ooms, Robert Newell, Joy Ver Hulst, Randy Gross. Teacher; Mrs. Boezeman. Absent- Shirley Baggerly and Beulah Bailey. THIRD FOURTH GRADES ROW ONE: Randy Justice, Daniel Lewis, Lloyd Hunsaker, Ronnie Magers, Gregory Lovell, Ricky Holley, Kathy Koster, AnnMosier. ROW TWO: Merolyne Lapsley, John Mucha, Donald Kenning, Deborah Manning, Mike Lucas, Henry Justice, Rhonda Murphy, Teacher, Mrs. Hine. ROW THREE: Brenda Lewis, David Lee, Billy Hoffman, Linda Kenning, Joe Hittle, Timmy Hazlett. ROW FOUR: Karen Kiersma, Gary Walstra, Deborah Hines, Sherri Jefferson, Diane Liebbe, Cecil Koselke, Michael Hanley. ROW FIVE: Ronald Mak, Crystal Klip, Ruth Knip, Paul Murray, Susan Lageveen, Michael Huhn, Kenneth Huhn. FOURTH GRADE ROW ONE: Dennis Nagel, Larry De Kock, Valerie De Graf, Deborah Murphy, Edward Moseley, Cheryl DeBourbon, Bruce Ruissard, Diane Mason, Janet Hanaway. ROW TWO: Randy Evans, Eddie Stockman, Jeffrey Spurgeon, Kent Fase, Donna Lloyd, Kathleen Riggle, Becky Morris. ROW THREE: Phyllis De Fries, Roger Smith, Andrew Odle, Randy Pierce, Richard Wallin, Flora Gilbert, Beverly Tesky. ROW FOUR: Jack Williams, Phyllis Ooms, Ginny Hamstra, Lance Cheever, John Compton, Kim Starkey, Robin Wells. ROW FIVE; David Hamstra, Dickie Samuels, Pamela Goetz, -Evelyn Manning, Garry Sekema, Phyllis Moolenaar, Karen Bormann, Betty Terpstra, Kerry Belstra. Teacher: Mrs. Hission. FIFTH GRADE ROW ONE: Calvin Bouwkamp, George Riggle, Rosemary Vaughn, Vicki Van Swol, Pamela Bozell, Dickie Prater, David Espey, Susan Nordstrom. ROW TWO: Gregory Pruis, Laura DeYoung, Michele Wells, Karen DeKock, Hazel Shidler, Faye Curtis, Mike Fritts, Teacher, Mrs. Kessinger. ROW THREE: Danny Christopher, Joe Roorda, Barbara Blankenbaker, Luann Peterson, Flora Sanders, Carla Caldwell, Walter Suffern. ROW FOUR: Audrey Ruisard, Mitchell Terpstra, Debbie Rowley, Mark Barker, Mark Boon, Joe Swart, Molly Belstra. ROW FIVE: John Ventrillo, Laurie DeYoung, Cindy Nannenga, Frances Mucha, Julia Peterson, Steven Van Houten, Kathy Newell, Rex Davis. Absent: Diana Wolford, Terry Odle, Stephen Wright. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE ROW ONE: Robert Lapsley, Phillip Matthews, Bradley Holm-Hansen, Mark Wilke, Marilyn Fritts, David Musch, Rita Hanaway, Brenda Holley, Tom Evans. ROW TWO: Jenifer Koster, Kathy Hallam, Fred Nagel, Helen Dunlap, Ronald Hanners, Mike Fase, Kathy Grevenstuk, Teacher, Mrs. Brown. ROW THREE: Linda Hoffman, Patty Griffey, George Grevenstuk, Pamala Curtis, Donna Fritts, Jacquline Goetz, Laurie Eakin, Douglas Davis. ROW FOUR: Lorri Murray, Billy Mak, Mary Mak, David Lageveen, James Crane, Ronald Baggerly, Ella Sue Griffey, Donald Goetz. SIXTH GRADE ROW ONE: Jeri Lawson, Edith Shepherd, Brenda Prater, David Kenning, Brian De Fries, Richard Ruisard, Michael Sullivan, James Mason, Gail Hunsaker. ROW TWO: Mary Koselke, David Bowvkamp, Cindy Mak, Debbie Cheever, Bruce Przybyski, Gloria De Vries, Ronald Justice. ROW THREE: Billy Hamstra, Danny Zandstra, Alongo Shepherd, Cynthia Mak, Mitchel Belstra, Cheri Boezeman, John Boon. ROW FOUR: Doris Stockman, Ronnie Swart, Tom Morris, Sharon Hanley, Debby Sterk, Janet De Vries, Joyce Vaughn. ROW FIVE: Pamela Bormann, William Newell, Karen Toppen, Walter Stockman, Howard Baggerly, Marvin Sekema. Robert Jefferson, Vicki Whitaker. 7th GRADE ROW ONE: Class Sponsor, Mr. Robinson; Ellen Manning; Janice Sufferin; Jenny Roorda; Kay Konovsky; Charles Jefferson; Kenny DeKock; Linda Holley; Vice-President, Nancy Conrad; Ann Takacs; Class Sponsor, Mr. Hale. ROW TWO: Marvin Murphy; Jim Williams; Allen Nagel; Secretary, Jewel Marsh; Leroy Pohl; Joni Hayes; Linda Hanaway; Henry DeKock; Daryl Boezeman. ROW THREE: Janet Mason; Kathleen DeBourbon; Janice Mason; Charlene Dunlap; Don Davis; President, David Moolenaar; Mickey Blankenbaker; Jerry Nannenga; Larry Lonsverry; Mary Wallin; Douglas DeYoung. ROW FOUR: Judy Williams; Pam Williams; Sharon Moolenaar; Eddie Justice; Douglas Tesky; Stephen Fritts; Terry Lloyd; Bill Lucas; Claudia Koselke; Debby Woudema; Robin Marshal. ROW FIVE: Treasurer, Christy Belstra; Tim Abbring; Max Belstra; Judy Girard; Richard Swart; Cheryl Zanstra; Dick Leach; Deborah Mak; Patty Terpstra; Bonnie Schooneveld; Barbara Erwin. EIGHTH GRADE ROW ONE: Sponsor, Mrs. Wiers; Secretary, Mary Christopher; President, Thomas Sullivan; Vice-President, Sue Bozell; Treasurer, Donald Rowley; Sponsor, Mr. Sakel. ROW TWO: Lynn Parcel, Robert Bormann, James Wahl, Michael Holmes, Sandra Pohl, Marvene Barker, Roy Hough, David Caldwell, Phyllis Woudema. ROW THREE: Christine DeVries, Onnie O’Shields, Nancy Gilbert, Ellen Wilke, Nancy Stellingwerf, Janice Mosier, Karen Wallin, Linda Leach, Connie Sterk, Michele Gross, Patricia Starkey. ROW FOUR: Diane Raguse, Sherry Wilker- son, Chillie Prater, Ronald Bormann, Margaret Kampenga, Carol Tesky, Charlene Moolenaar, Michael Kenning, Everette Vaughn, Danny Hayes, Donna Barker. ROW FIVE: Kathleen Wallin, James Nagel, Betty Van Schepen, Steve Eilenberger, Clifford Wolford, Iris Parcel, Patricia Thomas, Keith Hamstra, David Takacs, Beverly Moolenaar, Ronnie Prater, Debbie DeYoung. ROW SIX: Noralene Sanders, Michael Orsburn, David Wilkerson, Jerry Woudema, Phil Crane, James Hart, Jack Stockman, David Davis, Alan Conrad, Tony Cooper, Tom Bosma, James Grevenstuk, Eric Boon. CLASS OF 1968 ROW ONE- Sponsor, Mr. Brandt; Secretary, Grace Post; President, Jim DeFries; Vice-President Debbie Wood; Treasurer, ' Pam Zeck; Sponsor, Mr. Jolly. ROW TWO: Stella Goth; Gloria Hunsaker; Brenda McKim; Phyllis Weirs; Janice Koster; Carla Hays; Karen Lanting; Ruth DeHaan; Diana Gwin; Candy Lawson; Dick Boezeman. ROW THREE: Edna Williams; Dorene Tilger; Gail Sekema; Mike VanDam; Roger Bykerk; Bob Sullivan; Gregg Erwin; Bob Bordelon; Nancy DeFries; Rosemary Shepherd; Alice Edwards. ROW FOUR: Randy Kooy; Linda Smith; Diane Herring; Bonnie DeYoung; Kathy Roorda; Nancy Vankeppel; Janice Recker; Connie Goersma; Ruth Bunning; Diane Vaughn; Brenda Wilkersoii; Eno Rose. ROW FIVE: Christine Fritts; Ted Klimp. CLASS OF 67 ROW ONE: Mr. Brown, Sponsor; Rena Post, Secretary; Ralph Myers, President; Roger DeYoung, Vice-President; Joyce Holmes, Treasurer; Mr. Abbring, Sponsor. ROW TWO: Sharon Rose, Claudia Mosier, Dorothy Tesky, Barb Bakker, Cathy Ventrello, Linda Hendrichs, Nancy Shepherd. ROW THREE: Malinda O’Shields, Janice DeFries, Connie Whitmore, A1 Kampenga, David Zandstra, Leona Lietzow, Harold Stalbaum, Albert Hamstra, Linda Kikkert, Barbara Kamminga, Theresa Williams. ROW FOUR: JoAnn Swart, Kathy Sipkema, Eidth Van Schepen, Paul DeYoung, Tom McKim, Larry Blankenbaker, Rick Marshall, Karen Evers, Bette Walstra, Janet Eakin, Mary Ramsey, Ellen Sekema. ROW FIVE: Bob Klimp, Roger Davis, Steve Zeck, Albert Oezer, Joe Comptom, Stanley Zeck, Larry DeVries, Tim Belstra, Earl Zylstra, Marv Moolenaar, Herman Woudema, Gary Woudema. CLASS OF 1966 ROW ONE: Mr. McFarland, Sponsor; Diana Boezeman, Secretary; Janeen Berghorst, President; Roger Knip, Vice- President; Dave Abbring, Treasurer; Mr. Hoover, Sponsor. ROW TWO; Vimette Barker, Shelley Watson, Patsy Mason, Frances Nees, Esther Eck, Laveme Lanting, Carol Meyers, Ed Bolson, Connie Sterk, Sue Barker, Linda Stepp. ROW THREE: Fred Hamstra, Les Woudema, Carol Post, Michele DeFries, Bob Anderson, Priscilla Holmes, Jean Boer, Edwin Anderson, Linda Cummings, Byron Goth, Marve Fteterson. ROW FOUR: Judy Post, Sandra Goetz, Vickie Todd, Wayne Swanson, Dennis Morris, Bob Schooneveld, Carl Bunning, Linda Wahl, Cindy Evers, Marcia Kikkert, Donna Eeningenberg. ROW FIVE: Steve Ruisard, Lynn Boezeman, Don Nannenga, Joe Murida, Wesley Hittle, Jim Hanaway, Bill Stepp, Fred Edwards, Allen Walstra, Don Abbring, Greg Holm-Hansen. ROW SIX: Larry Ooms, Warren Hamstra, Rich Walstra, Mike Williams, Marvin Hamstra, Don Call, Larry Boezeman, Larry Walstra, Albert Hanstra, Glen Kingma, Ronnie Mosier. 52 Jl Those Todd girls! Thweetie Pie! Leader of the Pack f vr - 1 Risner Special Honey Lamb SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS BOTTOM: Mirriam Moolenaar, Treasurer, Margaret Aalberts, Secretary. MIDDLE: Craig Zeck, Presi¬ dent, Steve Bauman, Vice-President. TOP: Mr. Lawson, Mr. Sullivan, class sponsors. TWELVE-YEAR STUDENTS: ROW ONE: Lois Bosma, Larry Musch, Carol Walstra, Helen Barker, Chari Groet, Gail Raguse. ROW TWO: Gloria Peterson, Mirriam Moolenaar. ROW THREE: Cheryl Zeck, Kathy Schlarp, Sherry Stellingwerf, Nancy Kooy. ROW FOUR: Dave Peterson, Steve Holm-Hansen, Louella Anderson, Pat Marsh, Nance Bunning, Barb Konovsky. ROW FIVE: Phil Moolenaar, Bob Punter, Howie Swart, Ellen Belstra, Steve Bauman, Larry Evers, Craig Zeck. 56 1 i ANDREW ANDREW Andy Annual Staff 4 Pep Club ROBERT BARKER Bake Annual Staff 4 MARGARET ELLEN AALBERTS Marg Sunshine 1,2,3,4 Corresponding Secretary 2 Vice President 3 Pep Club 1,2 Band 1,2 Librarian 1,2 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Secretary 4 Student Council 2,3,4 Vice-President 3 Secretary 4 Chorus 1,2 Homecoming Queen Court 1,2,3 Homecoming Queen 4 HELEN ELAINE BARKER Helen Sunshine 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 J unior Play 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Basketball Tourney 1,2 Librarian 4 Annual Staff 4 57 Y LOUELLA ROSE ANDERSON Lou Band 1,2,3,4 Majorette 1,2, 3,4 Chorus 2 Pep Band 3,4 Sunshine 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 2 Basketball Tourney 1,2,4 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 f PAUL STEVEN BAUMAN Steve” Baseball 2, 3,4 Basketball 1,2 Football 1, 2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Vice-President 3,4 Letterman’s Club 1,2,3,4 Track 3,4 Alternate--Boys ' State Class President 2 Student Council 2 ELLEN MARIE BELSTRA Ellen Sunshine 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Pep Band 3,4 Chorus 2 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Basketball Tourney 1,2,4 Iff LOIS JEAN BOSMA Lois Band 1,2, 3,4 Sunshine 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3 Chorus 2 Senior Play 4 Pep Band 3,4 Basketball Tourney 1,2, 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper 4 MARY ALICE BENNEMA Mary Chorus 1 Librarian 3,4 Annual Staff 4 SHIRLEY JEAN BOER Shirl Band 1,2,3,4 Sunshine 1,2,3,4 President 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Chorus 2 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Student Council 3,4 Girls’ State 3 Pep Band 3,4 Annual Editor 4 Girls ' Tourney 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Queen Court 58 JOSEPH ROBERT DAVIS Joe Annual Staff 4 NANCY LEA BUNNING Nance Homecoming Queen Court 3 Majorette 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 4 Sunshine 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2,4 Class Vice-President 2 Annual Staff 4 Basketball Tourney 1,2, 3,4 Chorus 1,2 Junior Play 3 Pep Band 3 RONALD RAY BOZELL Ronnie Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Treasurer 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Chorus 2 LARRY EVERS Larry Annual Staff 4 GARY LEE DEFRIES Gary Football 3 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 CHARLENE JOYCE GROET Chari Annual Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Student Council 4 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Queen ' s Court 1,2,3 Chorus 2 Sunshine 1,2,3,4 Drum Majorette 1 Majorette 2 Band 1,2 Basketball Tourney 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Class Treasurer 1 KAREN KAY HANEWICH Karen Sunshine 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Debate Team 4 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Tourney 1,2,4 Queen ' s Court 3 Librarian 2 JOHN EDWIN HIELEMA John” Track 2, 3 Football 2 Basketball 1,2 Lettermen Club 4 Cross Country 1,2 60 TERRANCE LEE HANAWAY Terry Track 1,3,4 Basketball 1 Football 4 Cross Country 1,2 Lettermen Club 4 Annual Staff 4 STEVEN RITCHIE HOLM-HANSEN Homley” Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,4 Baseball 3 Track 1,2, 3,4 Cross Country 2 Lettermen Club 4 Senior Play 4 Band 1,2,3,4 SANDRA JEANETTE HUNTER Sandi Sunshine 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Junior Heart Board 1,2,3,4 Debate Team 4 NANCY KAY KOOY Nancy Chorus 1 Pep Club 1,2,3, Sunshine 1,2,3,4 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 NANCY JEAN JONKMAN Nancy Sunshine 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2 Vice-President 1 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 THOMAS HENRY KLIMP, JR. Tom Band 1,2,3,4 Track 3,4 Pep Club 1 Chorus 2 BARBARA ANN KONOVSKY Barb Junior Heart Board 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 3 Librarian 1,2 Debate Team 4 Basketball Tourney 1,2,4 Chorus 2 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Majorette 1,2,3 Cheerleader 1,2,4 Sunshine 1,2, 3,4 Pep Club 1,2,4 Annual Staff 4 Heart Fund Queen 1 61 PRISCILLA SCOBEL MARSH Pat Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Librarian 2, 3,4 Pep Band 1,2 LINDA LEE MILLER Linda GAA 1,2 Sunrays 2 Pep Club 2 Spanish Club 3 PHILIP DEAN MOOLENAAR Flip Basketball 1 Baseball 3 Pep Club 2,3,4 Secretary 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Pep Band 3,4 JEANE LORRAINE MAK Jeane” Sunshine 1,2, 3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3, Chorus 1 Annual Staff 4 MIRRIAM VIRGINIA MOOLENAAR Mim Chorus 1 Sunshine 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 2,3,4 Class Treasurer 4 Annual Staff 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Newspaper Editor 4 JO ANNE ELLEN MOSS Jo Anne Sunshine 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3 Annual Staff 4 ROSEMARY MUSCH Rosie Annual Staff 4 Sunshine 1,2 Pep Club 1,2 Cheerleader 1 Class Secretary 1 Band 1,2 Basketball Tourney 1 Chorus 1,2 DAVID ALAN PETERSON Dave Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 2 Cross Country 2 Annual Staff 4 SCHERITA MAE NEES Peanut Sunshine 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Newspaper 4 Annual Staff 4 LARRY ALBERT MUSCH Musch Annual Staff 4 DIANE JOY RECKER Diane Pep Club 1,2 Sunshine 1,2,3,4 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 KATHERINE SCHLARP Kathie Sunshine 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Librarian 1,2,4 JAMES WILLIAM RECKER Jim Annual Staff 4 Pep Band 3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 PAULINE RICHARDS Paul Sunshine 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2 Band 2 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Basketball Tourney 4 Pep Band 2 Annual Staff 4 Glee Club 2 Latin Club 2, 3 GLORIA JOYCE SCHRINER Gloria Sunshine 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Student Council 4 Annual Staff 4 Football Attendant 1 Junior Class Play 1 Heart Candidate 2 HOWARD SWART Howie Basketball 1,2,3,4 Cross Country 1,2 Track 3,4 Baseball 2, 3,4 Letterman ' s Club 3,4 Annual Staff 4 SHERRY ANN STELLINGWERF Sherry Sunshine 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Pep Club 1,2 NICK ARTHUR TILLEMA Nick Basketball 1,2 Cross Country 1,2 Track 1,2 Letterman ' s Club 3,4 Vice-President 3,4 Student Council 1,4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Debate 4 66 LINDA IRENE VAUGHN Linda Sunshine 1,2,3,4 GAA 2,3 Pep Club 1,2 ROBERT JOHN WALSTRA Wally Pep Club 1 Annual Staff 4 CHERYL JOYCE ZECK • CRAIG ALAN ZECK Craig Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 2, 3,4 Track 1 Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 2 Junior Play 3 Senior 4 Boys ' State Representative 3 Letterman ' s Club 1,2,3,4 President 3,4 Student Council 3,4 Treasurer 3 President 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Treasurer 2 Class President 3,4 Sunshine 1,2, 3,4 Band 1,2, 3,4 Drum Majorette 2, 3,4 Pep Band 3,4 Student Council 1,2 Treasurer 2 Class President 1 Pep Club 1,2,3 Cheerleader 1,2,3 Chorus 2 2nd Alternate Girls ' State Make Up Junior and Senior Play Annual Staff 4 ROBERT ZWART Bone Baseball 3,4 Pep Club 1,2 Class Treasurer 1 Annual Staff 4 Basketball Manager 4 Letterman ' s Club 4 68 CLASS PROPHECY Disaster struck in the year 1980. Craig Zeck, who was referred to as the newest A1 Capone, lost two of his important mob members. Nancy Jonkmanhad been his bookkeeper. She did a wonderful job of keeping two sets of books straight at once. Rich Vander Molen had been his trust¬ worthy hatchet-man. Both Nancy and Rich had been deported to Italy. Thinking quickly, Craig and his moll, Mirriam Moolenaar, decidedit would be wise to get two of their trusted high school classmates to fill the jobs. They began the task of locating the members of the class of ' 65. The easiest ones to find were those who had traveled a great deal and who had achieved acclaim by receiving great honor s. Marg Aalberts had been named ' Miss Universe ' some years before and served as the Mistress of Ceremonies of the Miss Universe pageant every other year. Bob Punter had been named ' Mr. Universe ' a fewyears before. Rosemary Musch had received the title of ' Mrs. America. ' Others who had become known abroad were numerous: Bob Walstra was resculpting ' Venus ' in Athens; Jim Recker became one of the first men on the moon; and Gloria Peter son was a missionary doctor in Africa. Zeck and Mirriam decided that these people were too well known. They were forced to look further. Mobster Zeckfound that many of his classmates had become involved in political and literary career s: Nich Tillema had been appointed by the President as head of a committee to investigate the worth of computers and mathematical calculators, Karen Postma had become writer of an Advice to the Lovelorn column in a leading San Francisco newspaper; Jo Anne Moss was the author of the latest best seller, How to Control Your Emotions; Sherry Stellingwerf ' s newest publication was on the Republican platform. Dave Peter son created a map of intricate road con¬ figurations from DeMotte to Antonid s Pizza. Karen Hanewich was presi¬ dent of a new society formed to create a 9:3 0 curfew law for the preven¬ tion of teenagers roaming the streets at night. Larry Musch was the head of the safe drivers ' association, and Bob Zwart was a noted news commentator. Steve Holm-Hansen, the newly elected President of the United States, and his dear wife, Kathy (Schlarp) Holm-Hansen, were in the process of installing spittoons in every room in the White House. Diane Recker, secretary to the former President, had been acquitted by the grand jury in the latest government scandal. It seemed she had been leaking information to Andy Andree, the dictator of Cuba. These people were also too well known. Several of Craig ' s classmates were found to have unusual occupations: Nance Bunning was president of the world ' s largest poster manufacturing firm, and Mary Bennema was founder of the nationally popular Cookie Cooking Company. Bob Bakker was bartender at Bernice ' s Hotel, and Howie Swart was the head of the Alcoholics Anonymous. Sandi Hunter was number one hostess at the Playboy Club. Nancy Kooy was the fat lady in the Barnum and Bailey Circus, and Pat Marsh was an accomplished lady wrestler. Shirley Boer was head coach of the Chicago Bears, and Steve Bauman was the fullback on Shirley ' s team. Craig and Mirriam decided none of the above could fill the jobs. 69 In the transportation world Craig found John Hielema racing in the Indianapolis 500, Gary DeFries as a testdriver for Ford Motor Company, Joe Davis as vice president of Firestone Rubber, Larry Evers in charge of all seaports in India, TomKlimp as an elevator operator in the Empire State Building, and Linda Vaughn and Florence Willin hitch-hiking across the country for the third time. Some of Craig ' s classmates had become actors: Ellen Belstra was currently starring as Bloody Mary in the latest Broadway hit, ' South Pacific. 11 Jeane Mak had become well known as Ellen ' s hair stylist. Barb Konovsky had replaced Josephine and was the new lady plumber on T. V. Terry Hanaway had replaced the Little Ol ' Wine Maker. Of the remaining classmates, Mobster Zeck discovered Carol Walstra as a stair sweeper in the Washington Monument, Pauline Richards as a psychiatrist needing psychiatric care worse than her patients, Louella Anderson as a ' Rockette, and Scherita Nees as a French professor at UCLA. Ron Bozell had designed a theater in which Phil Moolenaar and his band had just been granted the title of Most Popular Band in the Country. No one seemed to be able to fill the jobs, but Craig and Mirriam went on with their task. Gloria Schriner was an interior decorator working with Macy ' s department store, and Lois Bosma was a model in New York City. Gail Raguse was still in college trying to get her MRS degree. Cheryl Zeck was a spinster. She was head of an all girls school, teach¬ ing a course in the evils of marriage. Helen Barker was discovered as a maid in the White House. Charlene Groet owned the largest trucking firm in the U. S. and was busy competing with the second largest firm, The Abbring Agency. There were talks of consolidation. After carefully searching their entire high school class, Craig and Mirriam were unable to find anyone to fill the vacant jobs. Disgusted, Craig wondered if crime actually pays. 70 We, the Senior Class of DeMotte High School, in the year of nineteen hun¬ dred and sixty-five, who are about to leave this cherished school building for the complexities of a changing society, being of stable mind, body and spirit, without being under the influence of any person, drug or liquor of any source and also being unselfish of heart, do hereby will our most prized and cherish¬ ed possessions to our followers in this worldly institution of knowledge. We, BARB KNOVSKY and CHARL GROET, will to Dave Abbring and Bob Schoonveld our ability to stay out of trouble. You ' ll need it, boys! I, SHIRLEY BOER, will my blonde hair to Priscilla Holmes. Then you can stay one color for a while. We, NANCY KOOY and KAREN POSTMA, will our ability to go steady to Vicki Todd and Carol Myers. I, CRAIG ZECK, will my ability to be a good athlete and keep all the training rules to Mike Williams. I, GLORIA PETERSON, will my ability to flirt to Shelley Watson. We, GAIL RAGUSE and KAREN HANEWICH, will our ability to stay out late and still go to school the next day to Carl Bunning and Fred Edwards. I, MARGARET AALBERTS, will my ability to be a good minister ' s daughter to Margo Hanners. I, STEVE HOLM-HANSEN, will my quiet ways to Barbara Jabaay. I, HOWARD SWART, will my spot on Swart ' s corner to Allen Walstra. Don’t throw any rotten eggs! I, SHERRY STELLINGWERF, will my ability to be a good Democrat to John Eakin. I, BOB BAKKER, will my cucumber farm to Larry Walstra and Mary Hamstra. I, BOB WALSTRA, will my ability to get the Government answers fair and square to Marcia Kikkert and Wesley Hittle. I, NICK TILLEMA, will to Janeen Berghorst anything she wants in exchange for a vacation in Florida. I, MARY BENNEMA, will my ability to drive safely to Wayne Swanson. We, PAULINE RICHARDS and ELLEN BELSTRA, will our little trips to Wheatfield to LaVerne Lanting and Jean Boer. I, LOIS BOSMA, will my position as a horrendous hag to Diana Boezeman. I, DAVE PETERSON, will my color blindness to Mary Peterson. Let ' s keep it in the family. I, STEVE BAUMAN, will my spectacular football playing to Don Nannega and Steve Ruisard. Don ' t break a foot! I, NANCE BUNNING, will my ability to learn all the latest gossip to Roger Knip. Remember: keep an ear pressed to that barber shop door! We, LARRY EVERS and JOE DAVIS, will our ability to give speeches in English to Joe Maurida and Ed Bulson. We, FLORENCE WILLIN and LINDA VAUGHN will our spot on the front side walk to Patsy Mason and Frances Nees. I, KATHY SCHLARP, will my ability to get along with boys to Michelle DeFries. I, TERRY HANAWAY, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Ronnie Mosier and Glen Kingma. We, JOHN HIELEMA and GARY DeFRIES, will our abilities as mechanics to Donna Eenigenburg and Linda Wahl. I, CHERYL ZECK, will my position as Drum Majorette to Louis Lloyd. Don ' t wear too short a skirt. We, PHIL MOOLENAAR and RONNIE BOZELL, will our melodious singing voices to Howard Hatchett and Carrie Sterk. I, JoANNE MOSS, will my mental ability to Carol Post. Don ' t over use it. I, SANDI HUNTER, will my ability to have wild pajama parties to Lynn Boezeman and Warren Hamstra. I, PAT MARSH, will my feminine figure to Edwin Anderson and Bryon Goth. I, LINDA MILLER, will my ability to get to school on time to Fred Hamstra and Albert Hamstra. We, JIM RECKER and RICH VANDERMOLEN will our record of never skipping church to Dennis Morris and Judy Post. I, SCHERITA NEES, will my ability to be an efficient car hop, to Richie Walstra. Don’t drop any trays! LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT 71 We, JEAN MAK and GLORIA SCHRINER, will our wise ways to Greg Holm-Hansen and JimHanaway. Changing from Fair Oaks to DeMotte was the wisest move we ever made. I, ROSEMARY MUSCH, will my correspondence courses to Bob Anderson and Leslie Woudema. I hope you get them done! We, NANCY JONKMAN and DIANE RECKER, will our ability to giggle during class to Virnette Barker and Cindy Evers. Don ' t annoy the teachers too much! I, LOUELLA ANDERSON, will my twirling ability to Linda Cummins. Don ' t miss those high tosses! I, MIRRIAM MOOLENAAR, will my cheat slips to Donald Call. Don ' t get caught. We, ANDY ANDREE and LARRY MUSCH, will our ability to stay off the detention list to Bill Stepp and Larry Ooms. I, BOB PUNTER, will my nickname Fred to Sue Barker. Hope you can keep those telephone calls straight. I, BOB ZWART, will my Oscar Myer weenie whistle to Don Abbring. Don ' t use it in study hall! I, HELEN BARKER, will my senior cords to Sandr Goetz. Maybe YOU ' LL be allowed to wear them. I, CAROL WALSTRA, will my ability to be faithful while going steady to Linda Stepp. I, TOM KLIMP, will my ability to play all the right notes in band to Larry Boezeman. It takes a lot of practice. To the teachers we will: Frances--a Senior Class that borrows things AND returns them. To our Senior sponsors, MR. SULLIVAN and MR. LAWSON, a senior class with more willingness to do things and an eventful trip to New York and Washington. MR. LAWSON, flying won’t be that hard. MR. McFARLAND - a play cast that knows their lines and are on time. MR. SAKEL - a quiet study hall that studies. MR. LOHSE - a record player. Then you won ' t be hummmmm all the time. MR. BRANDT - a band that doesn ' t trample everything in order to go to lunch. MR. HALE - a 1965 Cadillac to replace the car you lost in the wreck. MR. HOOVER - a government class that can stay out of trouble. MR. ABBRING - a senior trig, class that doesn ' t pass notes. MR. ROBINSON - a new shop MR. JOLLY - a Senior class who act like seniors when he passes by in the hall. MR. BROWN - a Senior class that doesn ' t require so much attention at noon. MISS BELL - a student body that will stay out of her back room. MRS. TRASTER - Annual committee meetings that don ' t conflict with ball practice. MR. FRITCH - a Senior class with a little less spirit . MISS SHIPMAN - a Senior class that doesn ' t borrow her art supplies. MRS. WIERS - a big sign that says FRENCH so she won ' t get her classes mixed. MRS. McFARLAND - a pep club that will follow the cheerleaders. MRS. FRITCH - a student council with fewer disorderly seniors. 72 G. Peterson L. Musch N. Tillema D. Recker C. Walstra D. Peterson G. Schriner Bakker L. Bosma K. Hanewich S. Bauman S. Hunter H. Barker J. Hanaway E. Belstra S. Holm-Hansen S. Stellingwerf JUNIOR PLAY GRANDMA’S BEST YEARS Cast Grandma. . . Sadie. Mrs. Abbott. . Marian Abbott Willie Abbott Joyce Abbott . Jim. Mrs. Carlson . Miss Quelch • Edwin Carlson. Patch . Mabel.... Bubbles . . . . Dottie .... Shorty .... Cousin Oscar . .... Pat Marsh . . . Helen Barker . . . . Shirley Boer . . Barb Konovsky . . . . Craig Zeck . . . Gail Raguse . . Phil Moolenaar . . . Ellen Belstra Mirriam Moolenaar .Bob Punter . . . Nick Tillema . . Nance Bunning . . . . Chari Groet . . Gloria Peterson . . . Steve Bauman . . . Gary DeFries Stage Manager.Ron Bozell Director.Mrs. McFarland Not Available JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET The class of nineteen hundred and sixty-five presented their Junior- Senior Banquet on the eighth day of May, nineteen hundred and sixty-four. The theme was Oriental Gardens . The banquet was held at Teibel ' s Restaurant, followed by a Prom at DeMotte High School. This was the first Prom DeMotte had ever had. 77 j - � Hl l U _ ki i Smile John, you ' re on candid camera! Nance, Dance on your own time! But Mr. Sullivan. Don ' t overwork your brains Howie! Who let you out of your cage?? 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LEE , M.D. CLASS OF 65” DeMotte, Indiana 92 DeMOTTE FLORAL SHOP Compliments of John and Lois Eakin MYER’S DRIVE-IN Compliments of Corsages and Floral Designs DeMotte, Indiana Your Post Master Box 357 Phone 987-2511 DeMotte, Indiana 987-2861 O BOYD SCHAWANKE Congratulations Compliments of TREAVA ' S SHOP Seniors OOMS BUILDERS Always in Style” DeMOTTE DeMotte, Indiana DeMotte, Indiana METHODIST CHURCH Phone 987-3893 DeMotte, Indiana 9:30 Morning Worship 10:30 Church School Dolezal Shopping Center JONKMANS GARAGE GENERAL MERCHANDISE LUMBER BUILDING MATERIAL BODIES—HOISTS—TANDEMS WELDING DeMotte Indiana San Pierre, Indiana Phone 82-84411 Established 1896 We Have It! GOOD Best of Wishes Seniors HEBRON RECREATION Compliments of FRED B. MOOLENAAR Coffee Bar - Pool PARR ELEVATOR INC. Grower Packer Quality Vegetables Hebron 6-9080 Parr, Indiana Phone 866-8244 Compliments of Congratulations Congratulations Seniors HERM’S BARBER SHOP Compliments of MIKE ' S DeMotte, Indiana Phone: 987-2291 FAIR OAKS FARMS PHEASANT RANCH DeMotte, Indiana Phone 987-2377 CODY ' S LITTLE JEWEL 67690 Owned by Dr. R. L. Pavy Rensselaer, Indiana Shown by Eylander Turkey Farm DeMotte, Indiana LOST ACRES PONY FARM 94 MARVIN KESSINGER Best Wishes Seniors AMERICAN REFORMED CHURCH Plumbing and Heating DeMotte, Indiana Services-9:30 A.M. and 7:15 P.M. Sunday School 10:45 A.M. RCYF 6:30 P.M. DeMotte Indiana Phone 987-2684 Compliments of UNIVERSAL RADIO AND APPLIANCES .Ed Lil Wilke DeMotte, Indiana Phone 987-2261 BAUMAN’S SERVICES DeMotte, Indiana Phone YU 7-2192 Custom Crop Spraying Crop Sprayers Parts Dealer For: McCULLOCK CHAIN SAWS - ARIENS RIDING MOWERS - HOMKO MOWERS 95 CLAUSSEN EQUIPMENT CO. GENE ' S WALL AND FLOOR COVERING Plastic Wall Tile Linoleum Allis-Chalmers Sales Services Vinyl Tile - Counter Tops Free Estimates Eugene Woudema Rensselaer Indiana DeMotte, Ind. Ph. 987-2055 Compliments of Compliments of CHEEVER’S GARAGE SCHULTZ AUTO SALES Auto Truck Repairing Genuine Parts 24 Hour Wrecking Service Ph. 987-2231 DeMotte, Ind. DeMotte Indiana Phone 987-3319 Congratulations Class of 1965 CHARLES GROET SON ROSTER’S DAIRY SERVICE R. F. D. 1 DeMotte, Indiana Bowman Dairy Products Tel. 987-4781 DeMotte, Indiana Phone 987-2043 Corn Shelling-Trucking Grain Handling HUB Postma’s Super Market Choice Meats and Quality Groceries UPHOLSTERY SHOP at Low Prices Crown Point, Indiana Phone: 987-2162 DeMotte, Indiana GOOD WISHES ' Compliments of BELSTRA MILLING CO. PURINA CHOWS BELSTRA FEEDS MFR Sales Service Phones: 987-2400 987-2211 987-4131 DeMotte, Indiana BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 65 GREVENSTUK FERTILIZER SERVICE sesrmHcsm SUCCESS WRIN 1560 On Your Dial Serving: JASPER - NEWTON - PULASKI BENTON and WHITE COUNTIES Phone: 866-5105 RADIO Your Constant Companion WIERS CHEVROLET SALES P. 0. Box 156 De Motte, Indiana Phone 987-2951 KONOVSKY’S LUMBER YARD Building Materials-Elevator De Motte, Indiana Phone 987-2555 Complete Contracting Service 100 1st federal Savings Coan of Valparaiso Valparaiso, Indiana WELLMANS RESTAURANT Dining Room Bowling Lanes Coffee Shop Banquet Rooms HOME OF VALPARAISO’S NEW HOLIDAY INN 101 GOOD LUCK SENIORS Franks Service Station DeMotte, Indiana Best Wishes SCHROEDER DAIRY QUEEN Valparaiso, Indiana SMART SET BEAUTY SALON As you Like It 51 So. Michigan Avenue Valparaiso, Indiana Compliments of MARY ' S RESTAURANT DeMotte, Indiana Compliments of HOLBROOK ' S MAPLE LANE CORPORATION Rensselaer, Indiana DARNALL’S GARAGE Lowell 696-6326 Shelby Indiana BILL ' S AUTO HOSPITAL Phone 992-3169 24-Hour Tow Service Body Work-General Repairs Welding-Painting Lake Village, Indiana LOWELL NATIONAL BANK Lowell, Indiana 46356 Phone: 696-8981 Member F. D. I. C. MUTUAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Lowell, Indiana Insured THE TOGGERY Dosey Chism The Store For Men Boys 304 East Commercial Avenue Phone Lowell 696-5631 Compliments of DR. BECKER Rensselaer, Indiana Compliments of SICKINGER ' S JEWELRY 314 East Commercial Lowell Indiana Compliments of FRANK ' S LIQUORS Frank Guillod Hebron, Indiana Phone 996-4661 102 WHEATFIELD FEED MILL WAYNE FEEDS Wheatfield, Indiana Phone: 956-3244 FALVEYS Teibel’s THE IDEAL FAMILY RESTAURANT Famous for: Fried Chicken - Steak - Perch Store for Men and Boys Where Your Friends Buy Their Clothes Rensselaer - Valpo - Crown Point On U.S. Highways 30 41 Schererville Indiana Phone: 865-6161 HANNON’S FR0ST0P VALPARAISO OFFICE SUPPLY Everything for the Office - School - Church 72-74 Lincolnway Ph. 462-5184 Valparaiso, Indiana JCT. U.S. 30 and IND. 2 Valparaiso, Indiana JACKSON MONUMENTS 250 North McKinley Avenue Rensselaer, Indiana Phone 866-5123 103 HILLSIDE LANES Route 53 104 Compliments Of WOODS BARBER SHOP . Rensselaer DR. OCKERMANN, M.D. Rensselaer SHERIFF JOE FERGUSON . Rensselaer TRUDY ' S SHOE STORE . Rensselaer FENDIG’S REXALL DRUG STORE . Rensselaer RUSSELL JEWELRY . Rensselaer DR. C.F. MACKEY, OPTOMETRIST . Rensselaer L P BODY SHOP . Rensselaer LAKE VILLAGE AIR PORT . Lake Village MELVA J. BARKER . DeMotte JOHN MARSH . DeMotte HIENHOLD FELLER TIRE CO. Valparaiso FARMER ' S STATE BANK . Valparaiso ALLANSON INSURANCE . Valparaiso LINKIMER’S CLOTHING FOOTWEAR . Valparaiso PARAMOUNT SHOE STORE . Crown Point, Valpo PATZ’S FOODLINER . Hebron CLARA’S RESTAURANT . Hebron LOWELL HOME SUPPLY CO. Lowell GULBRANSEN ' S LIQUOR STORE . Wheatfield WHITE ' S STORE . Wheatfield MYERS SHELL SERVICE . Wheatfield 105 LUCIA’S BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of Compliments of AL EWART RAYMOND F. OOMS, D. D. S. General Insurance and Real Estate DeMotte Indiana Phone: 987-2151 DeMotte, Indiana Compliments of ART SWANSON Tailor Made Suits Appliance Sales and Service Phone 987-3983 DeMotte, Indiana Congratulations Seniors Compliments of DeMOTTE HOTEL DeMotte Indiana Phone: 987-2712 Compliments of Compliments of SPITLER’S RIVERSIDE STATION THAYER BARBER SHOP Shelby, Indiana Sandwiches - Coffee - Pop Gas Oil Johnson ' s Seed Store GOOD LUCK SENIORS Field and Garden Seeds Fertilizers-Nitrates-Insecticides Northwestern Indiana Zelephone Company Custom Seed Cleaning Spraying and Nitrate Applications Phone WY 6-2151 )GMPS 106 CITIZEN’S BANK Compliments of Established in 1899 BERDINE’S SERVICE STATION Hebron Indiana Hebron, Indiana Phone WY 6-2100 POISEL’S SERVICE SINCLAIR PRODUCTS St. Rds. 8 53 Hebron, Indiana On The Curve Phone 996-9070 Open 5:30 a.m to 9:00 p.m. GERALD KOOY, C. L. U. AGENT Brotherhood Mutual Life Insurance Co. Life Hospitalization Insurance DeMotte, Indiana TERBORG BROTHERS BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTORS Compliments of REGAL SPENCER Royal Crown Diet-Rite Nehi Hammond Organ Studio-DeMotte Phone 987-2480 Best Wishes to Your Class Orsburn’s Zereaco Service Compliments of DeMotte, Indiana dekock ' s super market TRUST YOUR CAR TO THE MAN WHO WEARS A STAR Quality Meat and Groceries T«XA C ° Phone: 987-2141 haMY w o� s� u� h 1 g. ... DeMotte, Indiana l OF ' ||B 107 Compliments of JACK ' S LANDSCAPING EXCAVATING PROSPECT AUTO SUPPLY Hauling Stone, Sand, and Gravel DeMotte, Indiana Ph. 987-4824 Phone 987-2491 DeMotte, Indiana Compliments of Compliments of DeMOTTE STATE BANK DeMotte, Indiana DeMOTTE HARDWARE 987-2100 Phone: 987-2171 LAGEVEEN ' S JASPER COUNTY FARM BUREAU DeMotte, Indiana CO-OP ASSN., INC. Phone: 987-2241 Compliments of Dry Goods—Shoes—Housewares S. W. P. PAINT-MAYTAG APPLIANCES KERSEY ELEVATOR 108 BLUE AGENCY, INC. Insurance and Loans DeMotte, Indiana Phone: 987-2891 866-5120 Compliments of HENRICH ' S BODY SHOP DeMotte, Indiana Phone 987-2357 STEVE DEHAAN SONS ED’S SERVICE STATION Tires-Repairs Dealer in Livestock-Hay-Grain Texaco Petroleum Products DeMotte, Indiana Furnace Oils- Motor Oils- Greases Edmund Nowak - Phone 696-2631 Lowell, Indiana Compliments of MOOLENAAR BULB GARDEN CENTER HELIX CORPORATION Crown Point, Indiana Gladiolus Growers Spring Bedding Plants Power unloading and Material Handling Equipment Compliments of DON FIELDHOUSE ft hiliioisnb 109 DeMotte, Indiana SAM ' S WOODWORKING Cabinets-Stormsash-Screens Anything in Woodwork Made to Order Sam Forsberg CASSIDY ' S BARBER SHOP Hebron, Indiana BARKER ' S SHELL SUPER SERVICE DeMotte Indiana Tires and Batteries U-Haul Trailers On the Square Compliments of DEKOCK LP GAS CO., INC. PHILGAS BOTTLE and BULK SERVICE Gas Appliances Phone: 987-4121 SCHROEDER ' S DRIVE-IN Good Food Miniature Golf Hebron, Indiana RUTH ' S LADIES APPAREL 121 North Main Street Hebron, Indiana Congratulations Seniors VALPARAISO FURNITURE CO. Valparaiso, Indiana U. S. No. 1 POTATOES FOR GOOD HEALTH EAT MORE POTATOES AND VEGETABLES _ 7red Q. Moolenaar H ,Produce 3arms I II DECKER’S Your sports headquarters Lafayette, Indiana Compliments of JOSTEN’S Creators of fine class rings, awards, announcements, yearbooks, and diplomas DEMOTTE PHARMACY DeMotte, Indiana Owatonna, Minnesota SCHOOL ASSEMBLY SERVICE Our Best Wishes for Success. What ' s up Doc? Jessica Tysen Barb Konovsky A beautiful girl Flo Willin Hot Ho! Ho! the jolly red giant Gloria Hunsaker DUNES TRAILER SALES New Used House Trailers Propane Gas-Bottled While You Wait Trailer Equipment Bottled Gas Supplies Trailer Home 5100 W. Ridge Road U.S. 6 Gary, Indiana Phone 828-7086 D. Bickel STATE BANK Award Class Jackets Blazers Rensselaer OF RENSSELAER Rensselaer, Indiana Phone: 866-5155 Member F.D.I.C. MODE O’ DAY Everything from A to Z for Campus Wardrobes COMPLIMENTS OF RECKER’S PRODUCE STAND AHLRICH BILL RECKER Compliments of MEYERS DISPOSAL SERVICE R. F. D. 6 Rensselaer, Indiana 886-3430 HILLSIDE HARDWARE Phone 987-4221 Rental Tools Giftware O ' Brian’s Paints Sporting Goods Compliments Of Dr. R. Lapsley, Jr. DeMotte, Indiana 113 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES OF ' 65 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Craig and Shirley are the most likely to succeed; the question is how??? MOST ATHLETIC You’d never believe that Howie and Chari really are good athletes. BIGGEST FLIRTS Fred and Jean stop a moment out of a busy day to gaze flirtatiously at each other. 115 GRADES 5 , 6, 7, 8 (1913-1914) TEACHERS’OF ’27--28 BACK ROW, left to right; C. R. Livingstone, Principal, Bert Llewellyn (deceased), George H. Hammerton (deceased). FRONT ROW: Kathryn 7ybell, Gladys Ewart, Fern Bauman (deceased), Miss Hopkins, Frieda Mitchell, Ada Cross, Miss Barker. Cast of Windmills of Holland March 1930 Mr. Ewart’s first group in 1926 BASKETBALL TEAM OF ' 22 Left to Right; Floyd Kerlinska, Russel Bunning, Glen Hunter, Walter Bunning, Cecil Hammerton, Millard Hart, Lawrence Bud Bol (deceased), Walter Enz. CLASS OF 23 BACK ROW, left to right: Millard Hart (deceased), Leighton True. FRONT ROW: Freida Hockney (deceased), Martha DeCook, Agnes Terpstra (deceased). CLASS OF ' 22 BACK ROW, left to right; Walter Enz, Lawrence Bud Bol (deceased). FRONT ROW: Irma Drenth, Edna Erwin, Ida DeFrie s, Beulah Spurgeon, Ruby Zeagley (deceased).