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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1967 volume:

4 4 THE KEEN KEENER OF 1967 Published by the Senior Class Volume XXXI DEMOTTE HIGH SCHOOL DeMotte, Indiana OUR SCHOOL 4 A DMINISTRA TION ■l| v SCHOOL BOARD ROW I: Clarence Duttlinger, Harry Miller, Wilbur Hoffman. ROW II: Ralph Myers, Donald Korth, Wesley Myers, Robert Che ever. Officers President Ralph Myers Secretary- -Robert Cheever Vice President -Wesley Myers Treasurer --Donald Korth HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL ERNEST HOLCSLAW B.S., M.S. Indiana State GRADE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL VERLIN DEAN SCHERRER B. PE Purdue M.S. Purdue SECRETARY JEANETTE ROORDA 7 RUTH LAWSON Second Grade B. S. Ball State ESTHER LINDER B. S. Illinois Wesleyan LESLIE LINDER Fifth Grade B.S. Eastern Illinois BEULAH McCOLLY First Grade MARTHA MOSIER First Grade DAISY SWITZER Second Grade MARY HINE Third Grade B. S. Indiana State BEULAH HIS SION Fourth Grade B. S . Indiana State SIMONE DEELY Sixth Grade B.A. Newton College PANSY HANFORD Fourth Grade PAULINE BOL Sixth Grade B. S. Ball State MARIAM COLEMAN Fifth Grade GERALD BAKER Science B.S . , St. Joseph ' s College MIRIAM CAIN English B.S . , Indiana State ROBERT CAREY Physics B.S.-M.S., Ball State FRANK COLEMAN English A.B. -M.S., Indiana State GEORGE CURTIS English and French B. A. , Andrews Uvi. JERRY HALE Commerce B.S.-M.S., Ball State 10 BLANCHE KINNEY Commerce B.S.-M.S., Indiana Uvi. AUSTIN LAWSON Science B. S . , Purdue Uvi. JOE LOHSE Guidance B.S.-M.S., Indiana State BEVERLY LONG Physical Education B.S., Illinois State Normal sandra McFarland Remedial Reading B.S. , Purdue JAMES MOORE Math B.S . , Central Normal M. S . , Purdue Supts. License, Purdue 11 WALTER MYERS Math Associate Degree St. Joseph ' s College CURTIS RAY Music B. S. Butler ARADJ ROWSHAN ARAGHL Art B. S. Ball State Univ. PETER RUNK Industrial Arts B. S. Indiana State MARY LOU TRASTER Home Economics B.S. Ball State M. S . Purdue JAMES WILLIAMS Study Hall B. S. Tarkio College RONALD SULLIVAN Physical Education and Social Studies B.S. Indiana State LESTER THORNTON Social Studies and Physical Education B. S. Valparaiso Uv. ROSE WOLF Library B.A. Iowa State Teachers SHIRLEY YEOMAN Home Economics A. B. Ball State JANITORS COOKS Mr. Capitan, Mr. Dahm, Mr. Pelligreena. ROW 1: Mrs. Hoffmas, Mrs. Schultz. ROW 2: Mrs. Evers. ROW 3: Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Tillger. BUS DRIVERS ROW 1: Mrs. Swisher, Mr. Goster, Mr. Gross, Mr. Erwin, Mrs. Lucas. ROW 2: Mr. Toppen, Mr. Cheever, Mr. Postma, Mr. Jabaay, Mr. Boezeman, Mr. Hoffman. 14 I made it all the way to the other end last time ! ! ! Friends, Romans, Countrymen - - - - You can ' t fool us Eylie, we know you ' ve got a Play- Not me Man boy behind that paper ! ! ! Let ' s go Rena, the coast is clear! Sit up Doggie ! ! ! 15 Are you a real live boy? Rip ' em up, tear ' em up! Give ' em H DeMotte Let me tell ya bout the Birds and the Bees ! ! ! Once upon a time - - I ' m Mary Mild ! Moe, Larry, Curly ! 16 A THLETICS ANNUAL STAFF ROW I: Stan Zeck, Roger DeYoung, Steve Zeck, Rena Post, Sandy Hanford, Teresa Williams, Sponsor: Mrs. Traster. ROW II: Barb Kamminga, Cheryl Mason, Rita Luzadder, Larry Blankenbaker, Shirley Jacobsma, Linda Kikkert, Linda Henrichs, Claudia Mosier, Mary Ramsey, Janis De Fries, ROW III: Dorothy Tesky, Joe Compton, Tim Belstra, Earl Zylstra, Kathy Sipkema, Janet Eakin, Bette Walstra, Jo Ann Swart, Barbara Bakker, Connie Whitmore, Karen Evers, Edith Van Schepen. ROW TV: Randy Moore, Ralph Myers, Marvin Moolenaar, Roger Walstra, Paul De Young, Albert Hamstra, Ronnie Musch. Editor Rena Post Assistant Editor Roger De Young Ads Manager Teresa Williams Subscriptions Sandy Hanford Treasurer Steve Zeck Seniors pictured who did not work are: Earl Zylstra, Dorothy Tesky, and Mary Ramsey. NEWSPAPER STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Barb Kamminga, Mrs. Kinney, Teresa Williams, Earl Zylstra, Albert Hamstra, Joe Compton, Jo Ann Swart, Connie Whitmore, Edith Van Schepen, Barb Bakker, Janis DeFries, Janet Eakin, Claudia Mosier, Linda Hendricks, Rita Luzadder. STAFF ST ROW: left to right: Teresa Williams, Phyliss Wiers, Mrs. Wolf, Marylin Fritts, Jan Oezer. 2ND ROW: Pam Wil- liams, Jenise Altman, Jackie Goetz, Dorothy Tesky. 3RD ROW: Cheryl Mason, Mary Ram sey, Martha Koselke, Judy Girad, Nancy DeFries, Alice Edwards. 4TH ROW: Robert Luzader, Steve Eylanberger. SUNSHINE ROW 1: Cheryl Mason, Brenda McKim, Mary Christopher, Jewel March, Linda Holley, Pam Williams, Trishia Starkey, Jeanie McKim, Janice Mason, Candy Lawson. ROW 2: Mrs. Yeomen, Phyllis Woudema, Janet Mason, Kathy DeBourbon, Mary Ann Lowe, Ann Tackas, Robin Marshall, Nancy Gilbert, Michele Gross, Diana Gwin, Mrs. Traster. ROW 3: Connie Sterk, Donna Ness, Jenny Roorda, Kay Konovsky, Barb Erwin, Jeanette Corbin, Diane Raguse, Karen Wallin, Joni Hayes, Ellen Wilke, Linda Leach, Jenise Altman, Connie Hoffman. ROW 4: Norma Hoffman, Linda Belstra, Ruth DeHaan, Ardith Rientz, Kathy Wallin, Carla Hayes, Phyllis Wiers, Dorene Tillger, Dian Herring, Linda Engels, Alice Edwards, Janice Koster, Linda Henrich. ROW 5: Shirley Jacobsma, Carol Rayanec, Linda Roth, Sheryl Terborg, Sharon Moolenaar, Mary Wallin, Edna Belstra, Charlene Moole- naar, Sue Bozel, Karen Roorda, Sheila Eeingenburg, Claudia Mosier, Sandy Hanford. ROW 6: Barb Bakker, Christine Fritts, Edna Williams, Carol Tesky, Margret Kampenga, Carol Terpstra, Debby Mak, Judy Gerard, Iris Parcel, Norleen Sanders, Janice Mosier, Susan Musch, Linda Kikkert, Cynthis Seroup, Betty Van Schepen. ROW 7: Nancy Van Keppel, Martha Keselke, Gail Sekema, Terri Tood, Pam Zeck, Elaine Knip, Bonnie De- Young, Debby Borman, Janet Oezer, Joan Kats, Nance Misch, Linda Thomas, Debby De Young, Patty Thomas, Christine De Vries, Christy Belestra. ROW 8: Kathy Roorda, Phyllis De Vries, Janet Eakin, Bette Walstra, Jessica Tysen, Sue Peterson, Connie Kaluf, Edith Van Schepen, Cheryl Zandstra, Rena Post, Jessie Van Schepen, Jo Ann Swart, Karen Evers, Margie Roorda, Patti Terpstra, Kathy Sipkema, Beverly Moolenaar. President- Rena Post Vice President- Pam Zeck Recording Secretary-Ellen Wilke Treasurer-Nancy Van Keppel Corresponding Secretary- Elaine Knip 21 PEP CLUB ROW I; Gail Sekema, Mary Konovsky, Terri Todd, Teresa Williams, Phyllis De Vries. ROW II: Janice De Fries Barb Kammmga, Janet Eakin, Bette Walstra, Claudia Mosier, Linda Hendrichs, Linda Kikkert, Edith Van Schepen, Kathy Sipkema, Rena Post, Karen Evers, Sandy Handford, Shirley Jacobsma. ROW III: Pam Bozell Baine Knip, Nancy Van Keppel, Sue Peterson, Jessica Tysen, Earl Zylstra, Joe Compton, Tim Belstra, Jessie Van Schepen, Kathy Roorda, Phyliss Wiers, Diana Gwin, Ruth De Haan, Frances Mucha. ROW IV: Brenda ftater, Carol Rayanee, Bonnie De Young, Pam Zeck, Doreen Tilliger, Diane Herring, Janice Koster, Martha Koselke, Carol Terpstra, Debbie Borman, Carla Hayes, Enno Rose, Jerry Nannenga, Mark Boone. ROW V: Kathy Hallam, Donna Barker, Marvine Barker, Christine De Vries, Iris Parcel, Janice Mosier, Phyliss Woudema, Nancy Gilbert, Michelle Gross, Connie Hoffman, Diane Raguse, Mike Orsburn, Charles Jefferson, Vicki Van Swol. ROW VI: Belinda Rehn, Judy Girad, Robin Marshall, Debbie Mak, Patti Terpstra, Joan Kats, Bette Van- Schepen, Edna Belstra, Sheryl Terborg, Ardith Rientz, Ellen Wilke, Jennifer Koster, Susie Nordstrom, Lauri Murray, Jim Curtis. ROW VII: Florence Sanders, Brian De Fries, Donna Fritts, Jackie Goetz, Marleen Williams, Vicki Owen, Jenny Roorda, Barb Erwin, Bonnie Schoonveld, Christy Belstra, Diane Kamminga, Hope Bierma, Linda Belstra, Barb Holcslaw, Mitch Terpstra. ROW VIII: Barb Blankenbaker, Karen Toppen, Cyntheia Mak Pam Borman, Shannon Hanley, Janet De Vries, Doris Stockman, Dede Moore, Jeri Lawson, Debbi Cheever ’ Donna Hoffman, Gloria De Vries, Randy Mak, Mary Mak, Lauri Eakin. ROW IX: Linda Hoffman, Frank ’ Whidmer, Wayne Peo, Mike Rients, Allen Rockwell, Jim Novirck, Walt Stockman, Tom Morris, John Boone eV , e ,T ' P S ’ Stan Kit chum, Kurt Luzadder, Fred Williams, Joe Roorda, Kevin Korth, Bradley Holm- Hansen, Mark Wilke, Cindy Nannenga. ROW X: Kenny DeKock, Jewyl Marsh, Kay Konovsky, Linda Holley, Pam Williams, Mary Christopher. LETTERMENS CLUB FIRST ROW: Enno Rose, Dan Dorn, Rick Marshall, Ralph Myers, Tom McKim, Greg Erwin, Mr. Thornton. SECOND ROW: Dick Bozeman, Roger Bykerk, Allen Conard, Duke Thornton, Bob Sullivan, Dave Sytsma, Tom Sullivan. THIRD ROW: Rick Dunn, Phil Crane, Marv Moolenaar, Larry Blankenbaker, Randy Moore, Rodney Ruisird, Roy Jonkma. FOURTH ROW: Gary Woundema, Henry Zeldenrust, Phil Punter, Wayne Walstra, Stan Zeck, Jim Devries, Tim Holeslaw, John Bierma, Bob Borman. G.G.A. ROW 1: Donna Barker, Brenda McKim, Ellen Wilkie, Debbie Borman, Marvine Barker, Nancy VanKeppel, Mary Christopher, Candy Lawson. ROW 2: Jeanette Corbin, Janis Koster, Alice Edwards, Carla Hayes, Norma Hoff- man, Ruth DeHann, Connie Hoffman, Linda Leach, Robin Marshall. ROW 3: Carol Rayonec, Diana Raguse, Dorene Tillger, Teresa Williams, Sue Bozell, Bonnie Schonvelt, Barbara Kamminga, Mary Konovsky, Barbara Erwin, Kame Wallin, Linda Roth. ROW 4: Kathy Wallin, Ardith Reinths, Eline Knip, Martha Koslke, Gail Sekema, Linda Thomas, Margret Roorda, Pam Zeck, Terri Todd, Phyllis DeVries, Diana Herring. ROW 5: Charlene Moolenaar, Norlene Sanders, Iris Parcel, Debbie DeYoung, Beverly Moolenaar, Janed Eakin, Diana Kamminga, Hope Bierma, Betty Walstra, Bonnie DeYoung, Patty Thomas, Christine DeVries, Janice Mosier, Christine Belstra. 24 ROW I: Jessicia Tyessen, Earl Zylstra, Pam Zcck, Kathy Roorda, Kay Konovsky, Mary Konovsky, Janice Kostcr, Linda Holly, Donna Barker, Hope Bicrama, Sharon Moolenaar, Jerri Lawson, Mary Wallin. ROW II: Nancy VanKeppel, Susie Peterson, Jewel Marsh, Janice Mosier, Michel Cross, Elaine Knip, Gail Seckma, Mance Misch, Vicki Owen, Marv Roorda, Janet DeVries, Shannon Handley, Bette Walsta, Jerry Tcrborg, Phyllis DeVries. ROW III: Bonnie Schoon-veld, Kristy Belstra, Debby Chcever, Gloria DeVries, Allen Nagel, Bill HanstTa, Bruce Psbylsky, Frank Winer, Larry Blankcnbakker, Stella Goth, Bonnie DeYoung, Tim Belstra, Cheryl DeBoer, Dennis DeYoung, Diane Herring, Debi DeYoung, Charlene Moolenaar, David Moolenaar, Ronnie Swart, Max Belstra, John Bierama, Paul Boer, Stanley Zeck. STANDING: Wayne Peo, Walter Stockman, Pam Williams, Steve Zeck, Terri Todd, Doreen Tillgcr, Mr. Ray. President Vice-President Secretary Librarian Manager Officers Stan Zeck Jerry Terborg Jessica Tysen Dennis DeYoung Steve Zeck Drum Majorette Mary Konovsky Director Mr. RayJUNIOR BAND ROW I: Janis Mason, Phyllis Moolenaar, Laura DeYoung, Julie Peterson, Diane Liebbe, Audrey Ruisard, Luann Peterson, Karen DeKock. ROW II: Dennis Nagel, Jackie Goetz, Randall Pierce, Mitchell Terpstra, Laurie Eakin, Phyllis Ooms, Susan Nordstrom, Phyllis DeFries. ROW III: Joe Hittle, Steve Wright, Janet Mason, Jim Curtiss, Mark Boone. ROW IV: Laura DeYoung, James Crane, David Musch, Molly Belstra, Howard Altman, Joe Roorda, David Hamstra, Kerry Belstra, Bradley Holm-Hansen, Ronald Hanners. BEGINNING BAND ROW I: Terri Groet. ROW II: Joellyn DeYoung and Carol Gross. ROW III: Daniel Hamstra and Larry Fieldhouse. PEP BAND MAJORETTES 27 SCIENCE CLUB ROW I: Allen Nagel, Jenise Altman, Linda Engel, Mary Konovsky, Kathy DeBourbon, Jean McKim, Dick Sprague, Mr. Baker (Spon. ). ROW II: Lynn Parcel, Doreen Tillger, Teresa Williams, Pam Zeck (Sec. ), Gail Sekema, Nancy Misch, David Moolenaar, Mark Roorda. ROW III: Doug DeYoung, Phyllis DeVries, Debbie Bor- man, Enno Rose, Everette Vaugh, Jerry Nannenga, Micky Blankenbaker, Elaine Knip, Terri Todd. ROW IV: Max Belestra, Dick Leach, Ralph Myers (Pres. ), Randy Moore (Treas. ), Roger DeYoung, Mike Kenning, Frank Widner, Pat Donnelley, Randy Kooy. ROWV: Roddy Rusiard, Bob Swanson, John Bierma, Earl Zylstra, Joe Compton, Tim Belstra, Allen Conrad (VicePres. ), Doug Hamstra, Marvin Moolenaar, Larry Blankenbaker. CHORUS ROW I: Mr. Ray (Spon. ), Connie Sterk, Edna Belstra, Cheryl Terborg, Margaret Kampinga, Diane Herring, Donna Nees. ROW II: Nancy DeFries, Dian Vaughn, Noraleen Sanders, Carol Tesky, Marveen Barker, Joni Hayes. ROW III: Linda Hanaway, Bob Borman, Harold Ventrello, Roy Hough, Candy Lawson. ACTIVITIES Terri Todd, Teresa Williams, Mary Konovsky, Gail Sekema, Phyllis De Vries. VARSITY ‘B’ TEAM TOP ROW: Pam Williams, Mary Christopher. BOTTOM ROW: Jewyl Marsh, Linda Holley, Kay Konovsky. JR. HIGH Shannon Hanley, Gloria DeVries, Pam Bormann, Barb Holcslaw, DeeDee Moore THE VARSITY IN ACTION! ! Argr a Hi TRACK ROW I: Rick Marshall, Gary Woudema, Marv Moolenaar, Stan Zeck, Larry Blankenbaker, Randy Moore, Ralph Meyers, Roger DeYoung, Coach Les Thornton. ROW II: Larry Gibson, Rick Dunn, Allen Conard, Duke Thornton, ton, Dave Sytsma, Eric Boon, Dan Mitchell, Roger Bykerk. ROW III: Enno Rose, Phil Crane, Dan Dorn, Jim DeVries, Rodney Ruisard, Tim Holsclaw, Roy Jonkman, John Bierma. CROSS COUNTRY ROW I: Daryl Boezman, Doug DeYoung, Roy Jonkman, Dave Sytsma, Roger Bykerk, Coach Ron Sullivan. ROW II: Terri Lloyd, Richard Cunningham, Richard Swart, Jim DeVries, Wayne Walstra, Dan Dorn, Hank Zeldenrust. 32 BASEBALL ROW I: Larry Blankenbaker, Stanley Zeck, Rick Marshall, Mr. Sullivan, Coach. ROW II: Dick Boezeman, Phil Crane, Mickey Blankenbaker, Bob Borman, Greg Erwin. ROW III: Dan Dorn, Bob Swanson, Tim Holcslaw, Phil Punter, Tom Sullivan, Mike Orsburn. They were the winners of the Kankakee Valley Baseball Tournament at Remington in the summer of 1966. JUNIOR HIGH ROW I: Mr. Thorton, Mike Fase, Mitch Belstra, Joe Roorda, Brian DeFries, Allen Rockwell, Howard Altman, Ronnie Swart, Jim Curtiss. ROW II: Bob Lapsley, Steven Wright, Jim Crane, Joe Swart, Mike Fritts, Mitch Terp- stra, Danny Christopher, Terry Odle. ROW III: Scott Terpstra, Jim Mason, Dan Zandstra, John Jungle Robert Jefferson, Tom Morris, Walter Stockman, Sam Pias, Mike Hanley. ROW IV- Dick Ruisard, Steve Ritter, Ralph Peo, Fred Williams, David Glover, Bradley Holm-Hansen, David Kenning, Phillip Mattews. Varsity Tackling Trophy-Enno Rose Most Valuable Player-Larry Blankenbaker Senior Leadership -Stan Zeck Tomahawk Award-Ralph Myers and Marv Molenaar J .V . Tackling Trophy-Eric Boone Jr. High Most Valuable Player-Tom Morris JR. VARSITY 14-12 Wheatfield 14-0 Morocco 12- 6 South Newton 0-18 Gary Pylaski 20-20 Wheatfield 12-0 Scherville JR . HIGH 0-34 Crown Point 34-20 Hobart 14-34 South Newton 34 VARSITY ROW I: J. Nannenga, Rick Rose, Jimmy Williams, Mich Blankenbaker, Dick Leach, Marv Roorda, Mike Kidd, Tim Abbring, Steve Eylandberger, Mr. Thorton. ROW II: David Dykhuzin, Tom Sullivan, Bob Bormann, Mike Orsburn, Allen Conrad, Phil Crane, Richard Dunn, Dan Mitchell, Eric Boon, Dick Bozeman. ROW III: Tom Morris, Darrel Bozeman, Roddy Rusard, Greg Erwin, Duke Thornton, Eno Rose, Phil Punter, Tim Holsclaw, John Biema, Tom Hazlett, Henry DeKock. ROW IV: Larry Gibson, Larry Blankenbaker, Tom McKim, Roger Davis, Ralph Myers, Marv Moolenaar, Roger DeYoung, Stanley Zeck, Randy Moore, Rick Marshall, Doug De- Young. 40- 6 Wheatfield 13-18 St Ann 20-13 Wheatfield 13-0 Morocco 32- 0 Mt Ayr 53- 0 North White 6-38 Rensselear 7-46 Munster 0- 6 Kentland Individual Scoring T.D. P.A.T. Total Larry Blankenbaker 12 3 75 Tim Holcslaw 7 4 46 Stan Zeck 3 1 19 Ralph Myers 2 12 Marv Moolenaar 2 12 Tom McKim 1 2 8 Phil Crane 1 6 Rick Marshall 2 2 Tom Hazlett 4 4 Total 28 16 184 35 VARSITY BASKETBALL Greg Erwin, Roger Bykerk, Larry Blankenbaker, Rick Marshall, Roy Jonkman, Hank Zeldenrust, Tim Holcslaw, Dan Dorn, Stan Zeck, Jim DeVries, Wayne Walstra. Coach: Ron Sullivan. Manager: Jim Hart. SCORES DeMotte Opp. DeMotte Opp. 61 North Judson 50 74 Rensselaer 77 67 Lake Central 72 52 Wheatfield 47 75 South Newton 64 82 Morocco 39 84 Kouts 57 59 Wolcott 72 44 South Central 68 68 Francesville 47 74 Remington 44 67 Frontier 74 72 Chicago DeSale s 73 75 Boone Grove 68 TOURNEY SCORES KNOX KVT 78 North Judson 59 90 Mt. Ayr 68 70 Winamac 64 86 Wheatfield 61 Due to our early publishing date, the scores for the North White and Hebron games were not available. 36 B TEAM ROW I: Manager Terry Odle, Tom Sullivan, Phil Crane, Dave Sytsma, Bob Borman, Manager Jim Crane. ROW II: Coach Les Thornton, Dennis DeYoung, John Bierma, Rod Ruisard, Eric Boone. oooooooooo FRESHMEN ROW I: Doug De Young, Micky Blankenbaker, Rick Cummingham, Frank Roorda, Dick Leach, Richard Swart, Rick Rose, Tim Abbring, Daryl Boezeman, Coach: Les Thornton. ROW II: Manager: Jim Crane, Kenny De Kock, Marvin Roorda, Jim Williams, Henry De Kock, Manager: Terry Odle. 38 JUNIOR HIGH “A” AND “B” BASKETBALL ROW I: David Magers, Fred Nagel, Joe Roorda, John Jungles, Danny Christopher, Joe Swart, Randy Mak. ROW II: Mike Fase, Tom Morris, Charles Corbin, Walter Stockman, Larry Kikkert, Ralph Peo, Allen Rockwell, Kevin Korth. ROW III: Leroy Pohl, Jim Crane, Jim Norwick, John Boon, Michael Sullivan, David Lageveen, Bernard Dykhuizan. ROW IV: Mark Boon, David Kenning, Howard Altman, Donald Goetz, David Glover, Mike Capouch, Mitch Terpstra. 39 Roger De Young Stan Zeck Ralph Myers Larry Blankenbaker Roger Davis Rick Marshall All together now, 1-2-3 Come on coach let ' s leave while we ' re ahead I told ya I could touch the net Dan jumps higher with his red ball jets Ugh, it ' s too high I can ' t reach it NO! NO! It ' s 1-2 Cha- Cha-Cha! You put your LEFT LEG in. 41 GOTCHA! ! Wet Birds Don ' t Fly At Night! Mother ' s Circle Meets Again TAG. ... You ' re it! ! Somebody has to give. It ' s either track or basketball That ' s not fair, I had it first. Go Jim Go ! Twist and Shout! ! 2 GRADES GRADE 1 ROW I: Joe Swisher, Julia Toppen, Steven Snow, Raymond Tesky, Carol Pollock, Kenneth Swisher, Jeffrey Stewart, Carl Quillen, Ronald Nelley. ROW II: Mrs. Mosier, Jeffrey Schultz, Cindy Woudemd, Diane Swart, Kim Musch, Theresa Stein, Michael Roberts, Linda McLean, Cathy Nagel, Dina Patzschl. ROW III: James Tillger, Brian Thornton, Sally Mak, Martin Wolford, Susan Nuss, Dan Marquardt, Scott Schultz, Nancy Peter- son, Gail Zylstra. ROW IV: Kim Williamson, Dawn Schaefer, Sharon Zeck, Rodney Lock, Nicholas Streveler, Mark Murray, Rodirick Williams, David Risner, Yvonne Stewart, Sheila Woudema. GRADE ONE ROW I: Robert Lewis, Mary Jean Burden, Joy Bozell, Sharon Goetz, Mary Ann Erwin, Martin Hittle, Stephen Collins, Charles Cooper. ROW II: Mrs. McColley, Mitchell Kingma, Michael Jacobsma, RoseMary Boisey, Brenda Intveld, Carol Christopher, Richard Lloyd, Lisa Clifford, Roger Huhn, Paula Dexter. ROW III: Kath- leen Hikson, Richard Compton, Ronald Cooper, Beth Bozell, Penny Haugen, Tammy Clemens, Arthur Eck, Alice Lovel, Heidi Belstra. ROW IV: Cheryl Hunter, Susan Jefferson, Valerie Koselke, Donna Kaluf, Roger Kikkert, Donald Fancher, Gary Clemans, Douglas Hanner, Robert Kaper, Steven Frederick. GRADE TWO ROW I: Douglas Ber, Lee Whitaker, Lisa Hanaway, Ronald Fieldhouse , Donald Beckman, Jack Whitaker, Eva Bailey. ROW II: Mrs. Switzer, Brian Hoffman, Susan Feleki, Bonita De Kock, Lisa Hilton, Beverly Kenning, Lisa De Fries, Clifford Bailey. ROW III: Lyle Cheever, Kevin Compton, Roy Gilbert, Michael Colleys, James Hittle, Jody Belstra, J. R. Gross. ROW IV : Robin Chenoweth, Cynthia Baker, Brenda Hamstra, Donald Cates, Cynthia Burns, Gerald Bormann, James Halsema, Jaclyn Kingma. GRADE TWO ROW I: Sandra Musch, Edward Luzadder, Diane Ozga, Rusty Pierce, Lori Schlarp, Tammy Orsburn, Mike Pohl, Donna Swart, ROW II: Mrs. Lawson, John Roster, Sam Shideler, Brenda McBee, Howard McDaniel, Harold Widner, Theresa Rayonec, Tinothy Lovely. ROWIII.-Janene Sanders, Robby Pryzyblski, Mary Postma, Larry Nannenga, Jay Spurgeon, Rhonda Sullivan, Jerry Pierson. ROW IV: Margaret Ventrello, Larry Terpstra, Bruce Moolenaar, Kenneth Knip, Kay Walsrta, Cindy Russell. GRADE THREE ROW I: Mrs. Linder, Randy Swisher, Larry Summers, Debra Loverly, James Lewis, Debbie Whitmore, Kevin Nagel, Cynthia Suffern, Charles Riggle, Robert Neeley. ROW II: Brenda Moolenaar, Kent Zylstra, Johnny Rus- sel, John Sterk, Darren Williamson, Aaron Rismer, Billy Nannega, Kathy Nannenga. ROW III: Lydia Wright, Michael Walsrta, Scott Marquardt, Greg Piatt, Charels Ruisard, Terri Swart, Jean Pierson, Robert Nuss. ROW IV: Ronnie Polloek, Roberta Peterson, Marilyn Wolford, Scott Terpstra, Robert Mak, Glen Venrtillo, Cynthia Van Keppel, Wayne Van Huten, Alan Suffern. GRADE THREE ROW I: Neal Clements, Robert Lohse, Sandra Collins, David Kenning, Connie Curtis, Darlene Damall, Roger Bailey, Bernard Hamstra, David Babcock, John Konovsky. ROW II: Mrs. Hine, Charles Liebbe, Mark Lageveen, Steven Compton, Brenda DeVries, Martha Ashley, Daniel Beckefeld, Laureen Cooper, Dale Kikkert. ROW III: Donna Feleki, Mark Clifford, Pamela Baggerly, Diana Huhn, Randall Herring, Anita Goetz, George Koselke, Douglas Cooper. ROW IV: Deborah Hixson, Ricky Clemans, Robert Cheever, Frances DeBourbon, Alvin Ham- stra, Harold Hunter, David Damall, Tammy Haugen, Karen Blankenbaker. GRADE FOUR ROW I: Phyllis Mathews, Sophia Lock, Gregory Stewart, Debra Nagel, Donnie Roberts, Debra Nannenga, Terry Swisher. ROW II: Cynthia VanHouten, Joe Williams, Kurt Marquardt, Kirby Starkey, Carol Mak, Susan Shidler, Bobbie Williams. ROW III: Sheila Parcell, Charles Wilke, John Spurgeon, Mike Lucas, Janet Schultz, Margaret Roberts, Leona Zeck. ROW IV: Debra Piatt, Jay Rowley, Vicky Stein, Brian Mak, Scott Summers, George Stein, Bruce Woudema, John Traster. Teacher: Mrs. Hission GRADE FOUR ROW 1: Daniel Lewis, Cheryl Beckefield, Jeffrey Gremenstuk, Jeffrey Cooper, Cindra Gross, Julie Barker, Rickie Justice, Beulah Bailey. ROW II: Sandra Fase, Merl Cooper, Brial Liebbe, David Fieldhouse, Patricia Justice, Scott Clements, Robert Borns. ROW III: John Christopher, Mildred Jacobsma, Laine Cheever, David Fritts, Phyllis Compton, Melvins Asley, Annette Koselke. ROW IV: Kathy Klip, Martin Knip, Julie Hoffman, Billy De- Vries, Kenneth Hazlett, Marilyne Hamstra, Tammy Blankenship, Kim Hopkins, Teacher Mrs. Hanford GRADE FIVE ROW I: Merolyne Lapsley, Cheryl Riggle, Ron Magers, Charlotte Magers, Greg Lovell, Linda Snow, Kathy Koster. ROW II: Edna Nannenga, Mary Shidler, Kevin Wells, Barbara Swart, Julie Spurgeon, Linda Russell, Jeanne Pohl, Lynn Darnall. ROW III: Denise Van Swol, Randy St. John, John Roorda, Donna Lloyd, Luann Walstra, Mark Tysen, Teresa Collins, Carol Sterk, John Mucha, Diane Mason. ROW IV: Gary Walstra, Mitchell Orsburn, Ron Mak, Larry Postma, Paul Murray, Beverly Ooms, David Ruisard, Don Radtke, Ralph Postma, Jim Swart. Teacher Mrs. Coleman. GRADE FIVE ROW Is Randy Justice, Lloyd Hunsaker, James Borman, Cindy Baily, Jean Curtiss, Larry Davis, Michael Ander- son, Richard Holley. ROW 2: Mr. Linder, Donna De Vries, Dwayne Gibson, Karen Kersma, Diana Hoffman, Larry Fieldhouse, Terri Groet, Kennith Compton, Rosemary Anderson. ROW 3 : Shirley Baggerly, Henry Justice, Joellyn De Young, Deborah Clifford, Douglas Hendrichs, Kenneth Huhn, Tim Hazlett, Linda Kenning, Rosco Hilton. ROW 4: Thomas Colbert, Ronald Cates, Randy Gross, Annette Fisher, Connie Belstra, Sherrie Jefferson, Carol Glass, Dan Hamstra, Donald Kenning, David Ashley. GRADE SIX ROW I: Janet Hanaway, Loretta Jacobsma, Randy Evans, Joseph Hittle, William Hoffman, Wanda Bailey, James Darnall. ROW II: Cheryl DeBourbon, Kent Fase, Mike Hanley, Ginny Hanstra, John Jacobsma, Richard Evans, Larry DeKock, ROW III: Lance Cheever, Marilyn Fritts, Debby Hines, Karen Bormann, Pamela Goetz, Phyllis DeFries, John Compton, Mike Hiatt. ROW IV: Ruth Ann Curtiss, David Hamstra, Rhoda Baggerly, Susan Conrad, Kerry Belstra, Flora Gilbert, Mitchell Bailey, Faye Curtis. Mrs. Deely, Teacher. GRADE SIX ROW I: Gail Swisher, Dennis Nagel, Becky Widner, Eddie Stockman, Becky Morris, Sally Neeley, Kathy Higgle- ROW II: Mrs. Bol, Bruce Ruisard, Ronald Russell, Jeffery Spurgeon, Cecil Koselke, Kimberly Starkey, Randall Pierce, Diane Liebbe. ROW III: Duane Kikkert, Susanne Lowe, Phyllis Moolenaar, Betty Terpstra, Jack Williams, Beverly Tesky, Mike Huhn, Andy Odle. ROW IV: Phyllis Ooms, Robin Wells, Ruth Knip, Crystal Cheever, Karen Zeck, Susan Lageveen, Richard Wallin, Charles Roberts, Brenda Lewis (ABSENT). all over! New Country Com Flakes o 56 UNDERCLA SSMEN GRADE SEVEN ROW I: Mr. Baker, George Riggle, Kevin Korth, Donna Magers, Robert Lapsley, Jimmy Swisher, Laura De- Young, Rita Hanaway, Dicky Prater, Philip Matthews, Rosemary Vaughn, Bradley Holm Hansene, Brenda Hol- ley, Roger Conley, Mr. Thornton. ROW II: Gail Hunsaker, John Williams, David Espey, Karen DeKock, David Kenning, David Magers, Charles Huff, Jackie Carmichael, David Musch, Pam Bozell, Kathy Hallam, Betty Luttrell, Brenda Prater. ROW III: Joe Roorda, Mark Boon, Barbara Blankenbaker, Penny Hinson, Hazel Shidler, John Jungles, Joe Swart, John Darnell, George Grevenstuck, Luann Peterson, Michele Wells, Fred Nagel, Walter Suffem, Danny Christopher, Lawrence Bulington. ROW IV: Mike Fase, John Armstrong, Vicki Van Swol, Susie Nordstrom, Molly Belstra, Mike Fritts, Ronnie Justice, Rex Davis, Audrey Ruisard, Robert Luzadder, Doug Davis, Steven Van Hauton, Linda Hoffman, Jenefer Koster, Lena Neely, Ronnie Hanners, Mitchell Terpstra. ROW V: Carla Caldwell, Rosemary Hubbeling, Lillie Castle, Barbara Holcslaw, Terri Odle, Jim Curtiss, How- ard Altman, John Ventrello, Billy Mak, Donnie Goetz, Steven Wright, Randy Mak, Mike Conley, John Lapinski, Janice Wireman, Vicki La Cross, Deborah Rowley. ROW VI: Debra Rector, Juiann Peterson, Mary Mak, Frances Mucha, David Lagaveen, Bernard Duklizn, Larry Lonsberry, Robert Jefferson, Billy Roberts, Jim Crane, Marvin Sekema, Lorri Murray, Charles Hinson, Laurie Eakin, Cindy Nannenga, Laurel De Young, Deborah Rice, Bill Bailey. President- Terry Odle Vice Pres. -Linda Hoffman Sec. -Mitch Terpstra Treas. - Dan Christopher 58 GRADE EIGHT ROW I: Mrs. Yeoman, David Gross, James Mason, Mike Sullivan, Brian De Fries, Sharon Hoffman, Becky Bat- tles, Mary Koselke, Richard Ruisard, Tom Evans, Mark Wilkie, Mr. Lawson. ROW II: Donna Hoffman, Linda Phelps, Gail Ladford, Judy Williams, Karen Drake, Joyce Vaughn, Gloria DeVries, Helen Hoffman, Marlene Williams, Jeri Lawson, Pam Curtis. ROW III: Robert Lutrill, Cynthia Mak, Cheri Boezeman, Mike Capouch Donna Fritts, Janet Lovely, Bruce Przybylski, Cindy Mak, Jackie Goetz, Stan Ketchum, Debbie Cheever, Debbie Sterk, Kirk Luzadder. ROW IV: Leroy Pohl, Biljy Hamstra, Allen Collens, Jean Drake, Roseann Cron, Mitch Belstra, Steve Ritter, John Boon, Pam Borman, Margaret Rice, Marilyn Nuss, David Glover, Danny Zandstra. ROW V: Jim Norraick, Ronnie Baggerly, Gail Freiden, Doris Stockman, Denise Stark, Tom Morris, Ron Swart, Dinah Kennedy, Shanon Hanley, Joan Hamstra, Frank Russell, De De Moore, Janet De Vries, Vicky Owen, Sam Piaz, Jay Ritter, ROW VI: Debby Woudema, Ralph Peo, Steve Bums, Freddie Williams, Wayne Peo, Larry Kikkert, Walter Stockman, Frank Widner, Howard Baggerly, Robert Sipkema, Allen Rockwell, Charles Corbin, Karen Toppen. Presideht-Janet DeVries Vice President -Allen Rockwell Secretary-Shannon Hanley Treasurer-Cheri Boezeman 59 FRESHMEN ROW I: Mr. Meyers, Jewyl Marsh, Janice Suffern, Janet Mason, Kathleen De Bourban, Kenny De Kock, Charles Jefferson, Marvin Murphy, Jeanne McKim, Ann Jakacs, Janis Mason, Linda Halley, Kathy Darnall. ROW II: Bob Stillwell, Esther Jacabsma, Joni Hayes, Pamella Williams, Mary Ann Lowe, Connie Burns, Linda Carmichael, Nancy Conrad, Janice Altman, Robin Marshall, Linda Hanaway, Allen Nagel. ROW III: Jim Williams, Steve Fritts, Marvin Roorda, Jenny Roorda, Douglas DeYoung, Mary Wallin, Linda Engel, Mary Ann Wexl, Don Davis, Kay Konansky, Barbara Erwin, Richard Zickerel, Henry DeKock. ROW IV: Judy Girard, Bonnie Schoon- neld, Sharon Moolenaar, Cindy Straup, Hope Bierma, Debbra Mak, Christy Belstra, Daryl Boezeman, Virginia Hoffman, Dale Lyons, Michael Kidd, Linda Belstra. ROW V: Patrick Donnelly, Donald Walstra, Micky Blan- kenbaker, Ed Justice, Don Hanford, Cheryl Zandstra, Bill Lucas, Jim Roberts, Rick Rose, Jerry Nannenga, Joan Kots, Diane Kamminga. ROW VI: Connie Kaluf, David Moolenaar, Patti Terpstra, Frank Roorda, Doug Tesky, Dick Leach, Richard Swart, David Davis, Steve Eilenburger, Max Belstra, Terry Lloyd, Dan Hanford, Ricky Cunningham, Tim Abbring. President- Mike Kidd Vice-President- Christy Belstra Secretary - Sharon Moolenaar Treasurer -Marv Roorda SOPHOMORES ROW I: Mr. Runk, Sandra Pohl, Roy Gross, Jim Wahl, Lynn Parcel, David Cron, Bob Bormann, Steve Spragge, Stanley Musch, David Caldwell, Phyllis Woudema, Mr. Sakel. ROW II: Donna Barker, Tricia Starkey, Sherry Wilkerson, Karen Wallin, Dian Raguse, Linda Leach, Nance Stellingwerf , Donna Nees, Mary Christopher, Michele Gross. ROW III: Ellen Wilke, Connie Sterk, Sheryl DeBoer, Sheila Eenigenburg, Pat Jacobsma, Sue Bozell, Janice Mosier, Linda Roth, Dean Vaughn, Kathy Wallin, Nancy Gilbert, Jeanette Corbin. ROW IV: Marvene Barker, Linda Thomas, Noralene Sanders, Iris Parcel, Mike Kenning, Cheryl Terborg, Pat Thomas, Christine DeVries, Marharet Kampenga, Carol Tesky, Charlen Moolenarr, Roy Hough. ROW V: Jim Nagel, Karen Roorda, Myra Jabaay, Everette Vaughn, Danny Hates, Tom Sullivan, Beverly Moolenarr, Debby DeYoung, Dave Systma, Danny Mitchell, David Dykhuizen, Eric Dawson, Betty Van Schepen, Edna Belstra. ROW VI: Rick Dunn Jr. , Phil Crane, Eric Boon, Jim Hart, Larry Cibson, Bob Swanson, Alan Conrad, Doug Hamstra, Mike Orsburn, Keith Hamstra, Dennis DeYoung, Ron Kamminga, Jerry Woudema, Dave Takacs President- Ellen Wilke Vice-President-Dennis DeYoung Secretary- Eric Boon Treasurer- Tom Sullivan 61 JUNIORS ROW I: Diana Gwin, Ruth DeHaan, Alice Edwards, Norma Hoffman, Phyllis Wiers, Nancy DeFries, Debby Carmichael, Janice Roster, Brenda McKim, Stella Goth, Candy Lawson. ROW II: Christine Fritts, Bian Herring, Linda Cummings, Dick Boezeman, Carla Hayes, Ruth Bunning, Carol Rayanec, Greg Erwin, Mary Kononsky, Dorene Tillger, Denny Owen, Edna Williams. ROW III: Enno Rose, Darrell Phelps, Bob Sullivan, Pam Zeck, Elaine Knip, Carol Terpstra, Nancy Van Keppel, Nancy Misch, Gail Sekema, Roger Bykerk, Phil Richards, Susan Musch. ROW IV: Kathy Roorda, Janet Oezer, Phyllis DeFries, Mike Crane, Randy Kooy, Bob DeYoung, Jerry Terborg, Roy Jonkman, Margie Roorda, Terri Todd, Bonnie DeYoung, Martha Koselke. ROW V: Debby Bormann, John Takacs, Gene Lovell, Susie Peterson, Duke Thornton, Jessica Tysen, Betty Nannenga, Jessie Van Schepen, Phil Punter, Ted Klimp, Steve Hoffman, Harold Ventrello. ROW VI: Doug Thomas, Tim Hittle, Mike De Bourbon, John Bierma, Tim Holcslaw, Wayne Walstra, Paul Kamminga, Jim De Vries, Danny Dorn, Hank Zeldenrust, Rod Ruisard, Paul Boer, Ken Rockwell. President: Mary Konovsky Vice President: Ruth De Haan Secretary: Duke Thornton Treasurer: Randy Kooy 3n i This is what we do to Juniors ! Lady Godivas? What ' s this? Illy Meany, chilly beany. typical English Class. off! Thursday? The And they ' re Twins Miss Rose? ? ? ? ? Darlings of the Sports World ! ! ! Bridget and Sofia The Rockettes I must have bad breath ! ! ! Toofless Lullaby Time Cowboy ! ! ! Oh my goodness ! SENIORS HONOR STUDENTS ROW I: Sandra Hanford, Kathy Sipkema, Larry Blankenbaker, Teresa Williams. ROW II: Roger DeYoung, Steve Zeck, Rena Post, Stanley Zeck, Earl Zylstra, Ralph Myers. METHODS 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 valdictorian and salutatorian honors will be figured at the end of the senior year. 66 TWELVE YEAR STUDENTS LEFT TO RIGHT: Bette Walstra, Karen Evers, Stanley Zeck, Tim Belstra, Earl Zylstra, Albert Oezer, Kathy Sipkema, Larry Blankenbaker, Dave Zandstra, Marv Moolenaar, Mary Ramsey, Connie Whitmore, Steve Zeck, Claudia Mosier, Ralph Myers, Rick Marshall, Paul DeYoung, Allen Kampenga, Cheryl Mason, Linda Henrichs. Due to illness Dave Zandstra was unable to graduate. President: Ralph Myers Vice President: Randy Moore Secretary: Rena Post Treasurer: Steve Zeck 67 JOSEPH EDWIN COMPTON Joe Football 2 Pep Club 234 Science Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Tournament of Knowl- edge 3 LARRY BRUCE BLANKENBAKER Lar Basketball 1234 Football 1234 Baseball 234 Track 134 Pep Club 12 Lettermen ' s Club 234 Science Club 4 Band 1234 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 TIMOTHY KEITH BELSTRA Tim Basketball 1 Track 3 Pep Club 1234 Science Club 4 Band 1234 Pep Band 1234 Annual Staff 4 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 Boys State 1st Alternate 3 ROGER DAVIS Rog Football 4 Track 23 Annual Staff 4 JANIS BETH DEFRIES Jan Puff Football 3 Class Treasurer 3 Student Council Secretary 3 Pep Club 1234 Sunshine 12 Band 123 Pep Band 12 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Football Queen ' s Court 134 Librarian 3 Girl ' s Basketball 1234 LARRY DEAN DEVRIES Moose Basketball 12 Annual Staff 4 ROGER DEAN DEYOUNG Roger Football 4 Track 34 Class Vice President 2 Science Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Jf. Play 3 JANET SUE EAKIN Jan G. A. A. 4 Pep Club 1234 Sunshine 1234 Annual Staff Jr. Play 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Girl ' s Basketball 1234 PAUL HENRY DEYOUNG Paul Annual Staff 4 Jr. Play 3 69 — KAREN ANN EVERS Karen Pep Club 34 Sunshine Club 1234 Annual Staff 4 Jr. Play 3 Senior Play 4 Girl ' s Basketball 12 SANDRA SUE HANFORD Sandy Class Secretary 2 Student Council 1 Pep Club 14 Sunshine Club 1234 Annual Staff Subscription Manager 4 Jr. Play 3 Senior Play 4 Jr. Heart Board 234 70 ALBERT ARTHUR HAMSTRA Al Annual Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Newspaper Staff 4 LARRY DENNIS HANFORD Larry Basketball 2 Class Treasurer 1 Pep Club 12 Annual Staff 4 Jr. Heart Board 2 BARBARA JEAN KAMMINGA Barb Puffball Football 34 G.A.A. 4 Student Council 134 Pep Club 1234 Sunshine 2 Band 123 Pep Band 123 Annual Staff 4 Sr. Play 4 Jr. Play 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Football Queen ' s Court 13 Football Queen 4 Heart Fund Queen 2 Girl ' s Basketball 1234 ALLEN THOMAS KAMPENGA Al Annual Staff 4 SHIRLEY JEAN JACOBSMA Shirley Pep Club 4 Sunshine 4 Annual Staff 4 Sr. Play 4 Puffball Football 4 LINDA LEA HENRICHS Lyn Pep Club 1234 Sunshine 1234 Annual Staff 4 Jr. Play 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Girl ' s Basketball 1 RITA MARY LUZADDER Rita Band 1 Pep Band 1 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper 4 RICKEY DEAN MARSHALL Fish Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary 3 Student Council 3, 4 Lettermen ' s Club 2, 3, 4 President 4 Annual Staff 4 Jr. Play 3 THOMAS EDWARD McKIM Thomas Football 2,3,4 Letterman ' s Club 3,4 Annual Staff 4 MARVIN ALAN MOOLENAAR Marv Baseball 1,2 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Baseball 1 Student Council 2 Lettermen ' s Club 3,4 Science Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 CHERYL KAY MASON Sherri Sunshine 1,2, 3, 4 Science Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Jr. Play 3 RANDALL JAMES MOORE Randy Football 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Vice President 4 Lettermen ' s Club 3,4 Science Club 4 Science Club Office 4 Band 1 Pep Band 1 Annual Staff 4 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 Jr. Heart Board 4 Heart Fund King 3 RONALD ARTHUR MUSCH Ronnie Science Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Jr. Play 3 RALPH LEE MYERS JR. Ralphie Basketball 1, 2, 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1 Track 3, 4 Class President 2, 3, 4 Class Treasurer 1 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Lettermen ' s Club 2, 3, 4 Sec. -Treasurer 4 Science Club 4 Presidents Annual Staff 4 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 Boys State 3 Jr. Heart Board 2 , 3, 4 Heart Fund King 1 CLAUDIA JEAN MOSIER Claudia G.A.A. 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2 Annual Staff 4 Jr. Play 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Girl ' s Basketball 2 ALBERT JOHN OEZER Albert Annual Staff 4 Jr. Play 3 RENA POST Rena Class Secretary 2,4 Class Treasurer 3 Student Council 2,4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Sunshine 1,2,3, 4 Sunshine President 4 Annual Staff 4 Annual Editor 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Girls ' State Alt. 3 Tournament of Knowledge 3 MARY ANN RAMSEY Flipper Pep Club 1, 2 Science Club 4 Junior Play 3 Librarian 4 Girls ' Basketball 1,2 KATHLEEN KAY SIPKEMA Kath Class Vice President 3 Student Council 1 Pep Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4 Sunshine Officer 2, 3 Band 1 , 2 Annual Staff 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Jr. Heart Board 1,2 Newspaper Staff 4 Cheerleader 1 Football Queen ' s Court 1,3 Heart Fund Queen 3 Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 JOANN SWART Jo Ann Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Junior Play 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Girls ' Basketball 1,2 75 DOROTHY DIANNE TESKY Dot Pep Club 1, 2 Science Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Librarian 4 Girl ' s Basketball 1, 2 Jr. Play 3 EDITH VAN SCHEPEN Edith Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Sunshine 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Girl ' s Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ROGER JOHN WALSTRA Rog Basketball 1 Annual Staff 4 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 3 CONNIE JOANNE WHITMORE Connie Annual Staff 4 Jr. Play 3 Newspaper Staff 4 76 TERESA AILENE WILLIAMS Reese Puff Football 3, 4 G.A. A. 4 Representative 4 Student Council 3 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Vice President 3,4 Sunshine 2 , 3 Science Club 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Jr. Play 3 Girls ' State 3 Jr. Heart Board 3,4 Newspaper Staff 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Football Queen ' s Court 1,4 Librarian 3, 4 Girl ' s Basketball 2,3,4 GARY LEE WOUDEMA Gary Football 3, 4 Track 1,2, 3,4 Pep Club 1 Lettermen ' s Club 3,4 Science Club 4 Annual Staff 4 STANLEY KENT ZECK Stan Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class President 1 Student Council 1 , 4 President 4 Pep Club 1 Lettermen ' s Club 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 President 4 Annual Staff 4 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 Boys ' State 2nd Alt. 3 Jr. Heart Board 2, 3, 4 Tournament of Knowledge 3 STEPHEN MARK ZECK Steve Class Secretary 1 Class Treasurer 4 Student Council 1 Science Club 4 Band 1,2,4 Manager 4 Pep Band 1,2,4 Annual Staff 4 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 Boys ' State 3 Jr. Heart Board 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Editor 4 Tournament of Knowledge 3 EARL LYNN ZYLSTRA Earl Class Vice President 1 Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4 Science Club 4 Band 1,2, 3, 4 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Tournament of Knowledge 3 PROPHECY The Time is April 21, 1992 The Place --Tulipton, D.C. (Dutch Corner) Goodevening, this is Herald Flash Kunning at Station WDHS, largest broadcast- ing station of the universe, relaying to you the spectacular events of the Silver Anni- versary of our great, gorgeous leader, Rena Post. We are standing by waiting for her Excellencie to appear on the balcony of her gigantic White Wind -Mill Palace to give a few words of encouragement to the throngs of people gathered below waiting in anxious anticipation for their chance to see the Queen on this her 25th year as Supreme Ruler of the United States of New Holland. Our TV cameras are moving in now. They have received word that Her Graciousness has summoned the Palace Trumpeteers, Larry Blankenbaker and Tim Belstra, to sound the fanfare for her entrance. She is being showered with tulips from the ecsta- tically exuberant crowd as Colonel Marvin Moolenaar of the Palace Guard hands her the bouquet of 25 red and white, long-stemmed tulip s. Flash says, You now see your gracious leader approaching the speaker ' s plat- form. She raises her lilly -white hand to still the crowd. As she opens her mouth to present her speech, a ringing shot rings out, and the President-ress flops to the floor, stone dead!!!! !!! With one accord, the throng bursts into tears. For ten long seconds, they cry and sob and blubber and blither. Over the air -waves one can hear the sorrow cracked voice of Flash , Our beloved Leader is dead!! And not to bring you up on the events leading up to this tragic day- -As you well remember, 25 years ago, on this same eventful day, our late, beloved leader was brought to the big city, poor and dishevell- ed, by Sandy Hanford and Shirley Jacobsma ' s uptown shuttle service. Immediately she went in search of council- -to see her old friends Father Paul (DeYoung) and Sister Barbara (Kamminga). They advise her to seek employment by going to the Wooden Shoe Bar (owned by Tom Me Kim and Gary Woudema) to find Barb Bakker, who spends most of her leisure time there (after all, a Rice” paddy overseer is a dry job). Upon entering the bar, our late first lady sees several unscrupulous characters such as the local dope hustler and card shark, Allen Kampenga, and his three raving- beauty attendants, can -can dancers, Jo Ann Swart, Linda Kikkert, and Connie Whit- more. Stepping up to the bar she asks, Are YOU Barb Bakker????????? Naw, I ain ' t, kain ' t ya see that fer yer own sulf? says Mary, the muscrat trapper, Ramsey. Next, she stumbles across a dishevelled body heaped on the floor, and in passing, she asks, Have you seen Barb Bakker? The dishevelled heap, in the form of Earl Zylstra, answers, Arghhhhhhhh. Dejected, Rena walks away thinking, My, but he looked like a vulture! Dashing past is a familiar figure --the town fat, slob, playboy Albert Hamstra, who is presently chasing Linda (Girlie) Henrichs. Striking up a conversation with Ralph Myers was in the bag, for Ralph, the new owner of the Hillside Lanes, is really on the ball. She thought he would have information right up her alley so she pinned him down. Getting nothing out of Ralph, she approaches the bar maid, Karen Evers, as a last resort. Karen spouts, Whatta ya ' ave, Sweets? 78 Caught off guard, pure Rena unknowingly orders a drink, Oh, anything will do. (thinking on the lines of goat ' s milk, sasparilla, or a sugar-free diet beverage --to keep her slim figure). Rena guzzles down her drink in two quick gulps. Instantaneous- ly, as if touched by the hand of an unseen spirit, Rena becomes smashed out of her mind (tanked). Noticing this, two unscrupulous purse snatchers, Kathy Sipkema and Edith Van Schepen, creep stealthily to her side. Rena begins to spout her troubles to her new-made friends. Being taken in by her ridiculous sob story, the two decide to help our past leader by taking her to their home As they make their way from the bar, the distant cries of Janis DeFries, the town crier, can be heard, HEAR YE, HEAR YE, Enny meany, Chilly beany, THE MOUTH’ is about to speak, ' Elections for the President will be held tomorrow! ' That ' s what I ' ll do, I ' ll run for President! says Rena in an inebriated way. The next day, bright and early, the local milk man, Larry Hanfor, awakens them. Rena, still pickled from last night, makes her way to the local voting parlor in Stan- ley Zeck ' s Furnace Repair Shop. There due to her intoxicated state, she stumbles haplessly, headlong and bashes herself head-first into the single (local) voting ma- chine. The local machine (played by Roger DeYoung) assumes this action to be an aggressive advance, and begins recording billions upon zillions of votes for his new- found mate. Naturally, as you know, our beloved Rena wins overwhelmingly by one local vote (her own). Five weeks later, still in a stupor, Rena takes her oath of office, It was soon discovered that when she came out of her cesspool of depravity. she was no longer the sweet, loveable, innocent, pure, honest, beautiful, slob she once was--she be- came transformed into a wicked, tyrannical, horrendous entity that assumed dicta- torial powers on the whole universe. (In other words, she was not a very nice person, at all)!!!!!!!!!!!!!! For example, she filled her court, with such subserviant souls as Larry DeVries for her court wizzard, Ronnie Musch for her etiquette consultant, and Albert Oezer for the local Super Hero--but her first mistake was appointing Rick, the Fish, Mar- shal as the court jester. Little did she know that he was actually the leader of a sub- version to overthrow her. As if that wasn ' t enough, she also appointed Dorothy Tesky as leader of her Royal Wooden-Shoe Mounties and Janet Eakin as her trusted Palace Chef. Not only did Dorothy completely disarm the Wooden Shoes, but Janet was a lousy cook. Flash catches his breath and continues, As you well know, just last week, our Presidentress had her most distinguished visitor, the fabulously wealthy Maharaja of Raunchipoor- -Roger Walstra and his Harem (including his favorite, Rita Luzadder). You also remember how, during his Raunchiness ' s visit, the two spies for this sub- versive overthrow, who posed as friends of the deceased, Chief spy Teresa Williams, acting as Rena ' s sweet, trustworthy, loving, ever -faithful, lovey-dovey, holdy-handy chamber maid, collected and gathered secret information and gave it to her go-be- tween, Randy Moore, who made good use of his running ability to speedily speed it to their 67 .star -general, Joe Compton (the 67 is symbolic of Joe ' s stupendously, colossal waste ' line). Flash flashes, And now back to the present What does Flash mean, And now back to the present??????? What lies ahead????????????? Is this the end?????? To find out, turn to the third page from the back. 79 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, BETTE WALSTRA, will my can of hair spray to Rusty Lovell. I, ALLEN KAMPENGA, leave my wild ways to Ruth DeHaan and Carla Hayes. I, BARB BARKER, do hereby bequeath my perpetual place on Swart ' s Comer to Stella Goth and Bonnie DeYoung. I, ALBERT OEZER, give my fancy, deluxe, super-custom, peppy 6-cylinder 230 Green Hornet hot-rod to Candy Lawson and Brenda McKim. I, STAN ZECK, will my ability to go to Senior Class officer meetings without being an officer to Diana Gwin and Darrell Phelps . I, RENA POST, leave my place in Mr. Baker ' s heart to Mary Konvosky. I, RANDY MOORE, give my running ability to Phyllis Weirs and Bob DeYoung. I, JOE COMPTON, do hereby bequeath my diet pills to Dickie Boezeman. Maybe you ' ll remember to take them . I, JOANN SWART, will my philosophy on going steady to Duke Thornton and Gail Sekema . Raisins are the fruit of life . I, TERESA WILLIAMS, give my puppy to Carol Terpstra and Tom Hazlett. I, RITA LUZZADER, bequeath my speech making ability to Elaine Knip and Paul Boer . I, LARRY BLANKENBAKER, give my dirty ice cream sticks to Nancy Van Keppel and Jerry Terborg. I, JANET EAKIN, leave my mighty GTO to David Jones and Jessie Van Schepen . I, CLAUDIA MOSIER, do hereby bequeath to Enno Rose and Kathy Roorda, my Sears Roebuck driver ' s license. I, EARL ZYLSTRA, will the Mickey Mouse Club Theme Song to Betty Nannenga and Steve Hoffman. Sing loudly in the halls kiddies. I, LARRY DEVRIES, leave my book on posture to John Bierma. I, STEVE ZECK, bequeath my paisley ties to Edna Williams and Ted Klimp . I, RALPH MYERS, will my daily excursions to Prospect Hill to Roddy Ruisard and Tim Hittle . Have fun Dode!! I, TIM BELSTRA, give my ability to ask pertinent questions to Paul Kamminga and Randy Kooy . I hope you find out if Indiana was one of the 13 original colonies . I, RONNIE MUSCH, leave, my well-groomed ways to Carol Rayonec and Doug Thomas. 80 I, SANDY HANFORD, give my fleet footedness to Roger Bykerk and Debbie Bormann . We, SHIRLEY JACOBSMA and CHERYL MASON, do hereby bequeath all our brothers and sisters to Nancy DeFries and Martha Koselke . I, ROGER DAVIS, will my diction lessons to Janice Koster and Nancy Misch. I, JANIS DEFRIES, give my shy and backward manners to Pam Zeck and Denny Owens I, PAUL DEYOUNG, leave my duck call to Mike Crane. I, ROGER DEYOUNG, bequeath my studious habits to Bob Sullivan and John Takacs. I, LARRY HANFORD, give my eager -beaver attitude toward class activities to Terri Todd and Alice Edwards . I, ALBERT HAMSTRA, do hereby bequeath my humble ability to think that all girls are madly in love with me to Greg Erwin and Margeret Roorda. I, LINDA HENRICHS, leave my seasonal hair colors to Wayne Walstra. I, BARB KAMMINGA, will my many hours spent in Kingma ' s Produce Farm to Tim Hole slaw . I, LINDA KIKKERT, will my graceful, pussy -footing, twinkle toes to Susie Peterson and Hank Zeldenrust. I, RICK MARSHALL, bequeath my nickname of Fish to Diane Herring. I, TOM MARTIN, leave my fingernail clippers for government class to Norma Hoff- man and Debby Carmicheal . I, TOM MCKIM, give my football playing ability to Janet Oezer. I, KAREN EVERS, will my gruff voice to Christine Fritts and Susan Musch. I, MARV MOOLENAAR, leave my candy initials to Dorene Tillger in place of her poison ones (DDT). I, MARY RAMSEY, bequeath my ability to say ain ' t every other word to Jim and Phyllis DeVries. I, KATHY SIPKEMA, give my dark complexion to Harold Ventre llo. I, EDITH VAN SCHEPEN, leave my skirt lengths to Jessica Tysen . I, ROGER WALSTRA, bequeath my string of girls to Mike DeBourbon and Tom Hamstra Don ' t Fight!!! ! I, DORTHY TESKY, will my ability to draw to Roy Jonkman and Ken Rockwell . I, GARY WOUDEMA, give my Raleigh Coupons to a non -smoker --Phil Punter. I, CONNIE WHITMORE, leave my 30,000,000 dozen eggs that I ' ve diligently candled in my life time to Dan Dorn . (Get the yolk?) 81 TO OUR TEACHERS WE WILL Mr. Mr. Mrs Mrs Mrs. Kinney --a key to the office practice room so her class won ' t always get locked IN. Mr. Curtiss --a subway system from Brook to DeMotte. Hale- -a Beatle wig. Lawson- -a Do not disturb!” sign for your classroom door. Cain- -to you, honey, we will a sweet pair of Red Ball Jets. Wolf- -a recorded message of Who threw that on the floor?! and an automatic paper-picker-upper. Mr. Ray- -a toothpick to hide behind, (after band contests.) Mr. Sullivan- -a class chocked full of ”WM2 ' s. Mr. Lohse--a wet bird that flies at night. Mrs. MacFarland- - a, e, i, o, u, and sometimes y. Mrs. Long- -more corners for her 5th period study hall. Mrs. Traster--a bus to accomodate those whom she sends home for wearing too short of skirts. Mr. Coleman- -steel cleats for your shoes. Mr. Runk--a fastback model T to take the place of your Charger. Mr. Thornton- -three fan ' s buses for football games. Mr. Rowshan--an American slang dictionary. Mrs. Yeoman- -a pat on the back for knowing when to leave Wheatfield. Mr. Sakel--a permanent student teacher. Mrs. Sakel--a size forty dress. Mr. Carey- -a physics class just as good as the one in Wheatfield. (HUH!) Mr. Daigle- -a new pair of Bermuda shorts for football practice. Mr. Myers- -a class of eighth graders that does their homework. Mr. Holcslaw--a Senior Class that will have sockhops in the gym. The Cooks --a copy of the miraculous new cookbook, entitled ”1001 Ways to Use Leftovers. The Janitors --a Senior Play Cast that doesn ' t skip through your freshly waxed halls. The Bus Drivers- -10 new GTO busses. Jeanette- -pre-sold season ' s tickets. OH !! AND, TO MR. BAKER, We will MANY, MANY Specimens for Advanced Biology Class. 82 Claudia Mosier Rena Post Jo Ann Swart Edith V. S. Earl Zylstra Kathy Sipkema Mary Ramsey Shirley Jacobsma Karen E. Joe C. Paul D. Y. Bette W. Barbara K. Janet E. Roger W. and Albert H. Sandy H. Teresa Cheryl M. 84 mmmmu It ' s all in this little cylinder JUNIOR PLAY Stamped any grapes lately? JUNIOR PLAY THE MOUSE THAT ROARED Gloriana, the 12th sovereign of Grand Fenwick Tully Bascom, simple forest ranger Count Mountjoy, Anti-Dilutionists leader. . . David Benter, Dilutionists ' leader Mr. Beston, U. S. Secretary of State Professor Kokintz, nuclear physicist President of the U. S General Snippet, spoils system general .... Mary, American tourist Jane, American tourist Fran, American tourist Pam, American tourist Will Tatum, flag-bearer Ann, peasant grape -treader Norma, Lady-in-waiting Helen, Lady-in-waiting Page, court page Miss Wilkins, President ' s secretary .... Mrs. Reiner, Kokintz ' s housekeeper Miss Johnson, Beston ' s secretary Jill, Army WAC Debbie, Army WAC Mrs. Bascom, Tully ' s mother Soldiers of Fenwickian Army Tom Mulligan, New York policeman College students, at Columbia Univ Radio Announcer .Tersa Williams Larry Blankenbaker Steve Zeck Roger Walstra Randy Moore Stanley Zeck Albert Oezer Tim Belstra Betty Walstra Claudia Mosier Edith Van Schepen Kathy Sipkema Ronnie Musch Linda Henrichs Barb Kamminga Joyce Holmes Sheryl Mason .JoAnn Swart Connie Whitmore Barb Bakker Sandi Hanford Karen Evers Rena Post Marv Moolenaar, Roger DeYoung Roger Walstra, Rick Marshall Ralph Myers ■ • Janet Eakin, Marv Moolenaar Rick Marshall SENIOR PLAY FINDERS CREEPERS Wilber Maxwell. Hercules Nelson Celeste Nelson. Nina Quigley. . Frankie Aunt Mary. . . . Uncle Bob. . . . Granny Mr. Quigley. . . Dr. Brown. . . . Madeline. . . . Harry Schuster. Daphne Claude Henry . . . . Ralph Myers Larry Blankenbaker . . Kathy Sipkema .Edith Van Schepen . . .Barb Kamminga .... Karen Evers . . . Randy Moore . Shirley Jacobsma . . . .Stanley Zeck Steve Zeck . . . Sandy Hanford . . .Albert Hamstra Rena Post . . . Roger Walstra Tim Belstra Wake up Here ! In the book it was a psychiatrist. I ' m Hercules Spade and you ' re Sherlock Maxwell. 88 JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET The Junior -Senior Banquet was presented by the class of nineteen- hundred -sixty -seven on the twenty-second day of April nineteen -hundred - sixty -six at Halleck Center. The theme of the Banquet was Paris in The Spring. A Prom followed the Banquet, the music being furnished by the Crown Point High School Dance Band. ROW I: Barb Kamminga, Barb Bakker, Teresa Williams, Janis De Fries. ROW II: Janice Koster, Pam Williams, Ardy Rients, Kathy Wallin, Mary Wallin, Sue Bozell, Bonnie Schoonveld, Christine De Vries, Ruth De Haan, Doreen Tillger, Norma Hoffman, Jewel Marsh. HOME COMING JUNIORS Janice Roster, Ruth DeHaan, Doreen Tillger, Norma Hoffman SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Kathy Wallin, Ardy Rients, Sue Bozell, Christine Fritts. Pam Williams, Bonnie Schoonveld, Mary Wallin, Jewel Marsh. The Homecoming was held on October 14, 1966. The outcome saw DeMotte beat Wheatfield 20-13. --At half-time of the game Stan Zeck, Student Council President, crowned Miss Barb Kamminga Homecoming Queen for 1966. Larry Blankenbaker and Randy Moore, presented the Queen with a bouquet of rose and a gift. Then, the Senior football players parents were recognized, and Pam Zeck Student Council Vice-President, presented all the Senior players ' mothers with a rose. --Following the game, the Student Council sponsored a semi-formal dance in the decorated gymnasium featuring The Cornin ' -Things from North Judson. 93 MOST POPULAR: Ralph Myers £ Janis DeFries. Allah! Allah! MOST HUMOROUS: Barb Bakker Fish Marshall. BIGGEST FLIRTS: Teresa Williams Tim Belstra. Who would do it??? Don ' t touch me!! 94 MOST ATHLETIC: Barb Kamminga Larry Blankenbaker. Hope she kicks the BALL! MOST COURTEOUS: Sandy Hanford Randy Moore. SUPERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Rena Post Stanley Zeck. Their Majesties: The Queen The Leader BEST DRESSED: Bette Walstra Steve Zeck. New Country Corn Flakes! 95 Barbara Kamminga and Roger DeYoung 1965 Joyce Holmes and Ralph Myers 1964 OUR HEART FUND KINGS QUEENS Kathy Sipkema and Randy Moore 1966 Janis DeFries and Paul DeYoung 1967 ADVERTISING POSTMA’S SUPER MARKET Choice Meats and Quality Groceries at Low Prices Phone: 987-2162 DeMotte, Indiana Best Wishes Congratulations LARRY ' S STYLING SHOPPE Seniors DeMotte, Indiana Compliments of THE FINEST IN HAIR CARE ED ' S SINCLAIR Larry Thomas, owner Phone: 987-2924 Phone: 987-8131 Compliments of Compliments of AL EWART H ENRICH ' S BODY General Insurance and Real Estate SHOP DeMotte, Indiana DeMotte Phone: 987-2151 Phone: 987-2357 Compliments of JERRY ' S BARBER SHOP Congratulations Seniors Compliments of PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Rensselaer, Indiana FASE’S L. P. GAS Bulk and Bottle Gas Delivery Fast Dependable Service DeMotte, Indiana Phone-987-2461 Best Wishes Compliments of SCHULTZ AUTO SALES DeMotte Indiana Phone: 987-3024 Compliments of SEKEMA ' S GARAGE DeMotte Indiana Phone: 987-2562 Compliments of FERN ' S HAIR STYLES DeMotte, Indiana 987-4191 Compliments of OTTO DE YOUNG SONS John Deere Implements Sales and Service Phone: 987-2221 DeMotte, Indiana Congratulations Seniors ABBRING MARTIN SERVICE DeMotte Indiana CONGRATULATIONS SUCCESS CLASS OF 67 BARKER ' S SHELL SUPER SERVICE DeMotte Indiana Compliments of HERM ' S BARBER SHOP DeMotte, Indiana Phone: 987-2291 DE KOCK SUPPLY CO. W. G. Hammerton ’’YOUR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER” Farmall Tractors -Motor Trucks Sales and Service Other National Allied Equipment Phone 987-2900 DeMotte, Indiana ( INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Compliments of BELSTRA MILLING CO. PURINA CHOWS BELSTRA FEEDS MFR SALES SERVICE Phones: 987-2400 987-2211 DeMotte, Indiana Best Wishes to the Class of ”67” GREVENSTUK FERTILIZER SERVICE OIL WOULD YOU BELIEVE . . . . WHERE ARE THE GUYS? YE OLE WATER HOLE . 103 VAN KKEPPEL CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. TELL HIM NOW If with pleasure you are viewing any work a man is doing, If you like him or you love him, tell him now; Don ' t withhold your approbation ' til the person makes oration As he lies with snowy lilies o ' er his brow; For no matter how you shout it, he won ' t really care about it; He won ' t know how many tear drops you have shed- If you think some praise is due him, now ' s the time to slip it to him, For he cannot read his tombstone when he ' s dead! More than fame and more than money is the comment kind and sunny, And the hearty warm approval of a friend; For it gives to life a savor, and it makes you stronger, braver, And it gives you heart and spirit to the end; If he earns your praise, bestow it; if you like him, let him know it. Let words of true encouragement be said; Do not wait til life is over and he ' s underneath the clover, For he cannot read his tombstone when he ' s dead! -Anonymous GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS READY MIX CONCRETE Building Supplies Phone: 987-2800 DeMotte, Indiana COMER’S AIRCRAFT SERVICE Major and Minor Repair Rental and Instruction Complete Aircraft and Engine Service Rensselaer, Indiana PARR ELEVATOR INC. Phone 866-8244 Grain, Feeds, Lumber, Fertilizer, Building Material Custom Grinding Mixing Custom Pelleting Corn Drying Storage Liquid Nitrogen Custom Blend Fertilizer Anahydrous Ammonia Parr, Indiana JASPER COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY WACHS SALES AND SERVICE Suite 4, Financial Building Phone 866-7333 Rensselaer, Indiana Highway 53 North, P. O. Box 259 Rensselaer, Indiana 47978 “WRIGHTS INC.” TODD FUNERAL HOME Rensselaer, Indiana DeMotte, Indiana Home Furnishings - Floor Coverings Ambulance Service Appliances Phone 987-2323 866-7155 URBANCZYK RADIO T.V. SERVICE Compliments of Authorized Philco Sales Service RENSSELAER 1131 N. McKinley Avenue Rensselaer Phone 866-7203 VETERINARY CLINIC Compliments of JASPER COUNTY RURAL ELECTRIC Membership Corporation GARY HALL INSURANCE AGENCY One Stop Service On all your Insurance Needs Hospital Liability Auto F ire Life Rensselaer, Indiana Compliments of JASPER COUNTY FARM BUREAU Compliments of JONE ' S GROCERY Groceries Meats CO-OP ASSN., INC. Best Wishes To The Seniors!!!!! Gas Phone 866-3449 Rensselaer IF I HAD A BAND . . . . CARATE ! NO VULTURE FACE, YOU CAN ' T REALLY FLY! ! ! GIRLS! ! ! ! MEAL IN A NORTH VIETNAMESE PRISON CAMP. TACKY-JIM GOLDIE LOCKS BEAN? H M M M M! ! ! ! Compliments of JACK ' S Landscaping Excavating Hauling stones, sand, black dirt Phone 987-4824 DeMotte, Ind. Compliments of UNIVERSAL RADIO AND APPLIANCES Ed Lil Wilke Phone: 987-2261 DeMotte, Indiana LAWRENCE E. SCHREEG Residence Phone Rens 855-7593 Auto - Fire - Farm - Life Polio - Workmen Comprehensive All types of Liability Bonds - Hail (Crops) - Farm Loans Hospitalization Group (H A) Fleet (Auto) For Coverage Not Listed-Please Call 223 W Kellner Rens 866-8112 Compliments of HILLSIDE LANES Hi Route 53 987-4400 For Health ' s Sake Bowl! ! Compliments of SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. LUCAS PHARMACY INC. Prescription Specialists VON TOBEL LUMBER AND HARDWARE Rensselaer, Indiana Ph. 866-5131 Hallmark Cards Gifts Rensselaer, Indiana Rensselaer, Indiana Fannie May Candies Phone: 866-7196 OR VIS BROTHERS CO. Established in 1872 The Store for Men and Boys TASTEE - FREEZ Members New York Stock FALVEYS Exchange Where Your Friends Variety of Flavors Buy Their Clothes St oc k s - Bond s-Commodities Sundaes - Malts -Shakes Rensselaer-Valpo- Mutual Funds Crown Point Robert Conley Jr. 866-5115 HUFFMAN ' S MARKET TABULATED Fruits and Vegetables LARRY’S SHOE REPAIR BOOKKEEPING SYSTEMS, INC. Flowers and Vegetables Plants Red Wing Shoes Rensselaer, Indiana 620 Emmett St. Rensselaer, Indiana Rensselaer, Indiana RENSSELAER BUILDING CONSOLIDATED RENSSELAER INSURANCE REPUBLICAN LuAN bAViNGb ASb ' N AGENCY Suite No. 5 Financial Building Insurance and Loans Jasper County ' s Only Daily Newspaper Customer Parking Rensselaer, Indiana Phone: 866-5111 Phone: 866-5120 117 N. Van Rensselaer Congratulations Seniors TOM ' S SUPER MARKET Rensselaer, Indiana Compliments of FARMERS AND MERCHANTS National Bank of Rensselaer, Indiana CORNER GRILL Home Cooking and Home Made Pies Rensselaer, Indiana WIENBERG BROS. Rensselaer, Indiana sesrmmm SUCCESS Compliments of FIELDHOUSE FORD SALES Phone 987-2500 DeMotte, Indiana TRY TOTAL PERFORMANCE FOR A CHANGE! FORD SERVICE STATH OFFICE EQUIPMENT SUPPLY, INC. Furniture-machines-Business F or m s - Office - School s - Art - Party Supplies Rensselaer 866-5211 Crown Point 663-3007 SNO-BALL DRIVE-IN Home Made Ice Cream KONOVSKY’S LUMBER YARD Sandwiches- Pizza Rensselaer Indiana CLAUSSEN EQUIPMENT CO. Farm Machines Phone: 866-5812 Rensselaer, Indiana Compliments of HALL’S SIP DIP SNACK SHOP Phone 696-9432 Shelby, Indiana CLINTON SERVICE Tire, Batteries, Tubes Accessories Route 55, Shelby, Indiana Compliments of THAYER CASH STORE 987-3733 Building Materials -Elevator DeMotte, Indiana Phone: 987-2555 Complete Contracting Service % Compliments of Compliments of HARRY and HATTIE ' S TAVERN SCHULTZ T.V. APPLIANCE FURNITURE Thayer, Indiana Lake Village, Indiana Phone: 987-3379 Phone: 992-3060 THAYER PRINTING HOUSE Wedding invitations a specialty” Thayer, Indiana 46381 SINCERE REGRETS! Compliments of JO ' S RESTAURANT TREVA ' S SHOP Route 10 55 Always in Style Phone 987-4074 Thayer, Indiana DeMotte, Indiana VILLAGE STANDARD SERVICE BECKMAN ' S SUPER IGA JCT. 41 10 Lake Village Cletus Sargent Phone 219, 992-9376 open 6 AM to 12 PM The best in Meats and Produce With Everyday Low Low Prices Where your dollar goes farther DeMotte, Indiana Store Hours: Mon. - Thurs. 8-8 Fri. Sat. 8-9 Compliments of MR. AND MRS. GILBERT L ANTING Phone 992-3446 Lake Village L. F. KENNING SONS Small Engine Sales Service Authorized Service Dealer Homelite Chain Saws Toro Lawn Mowers Brigg ' s Stratton Clinton Lauson Power Products Phone 987-3460 DeMotte, Indiana Compliments of DAVIS FLYING SERVICE Compliments of Piper Dealer Lake Village Airport Lake Village, Indiana MEYER ' S GARBAGE DISPOSAL Phone 992-3153 Phone 866-3430 Compliments of CHEEVER ' S GARAGE HILLSIDE LUNCHROOM Auto Truck Repairing 24 Hour Wrecking Service Day Phone 987-2231 Nite Phone 987-2741 Homecooked Meals Carryouts Malts 987-2522 987-3851 Hamburgers Shakes DeMotte, Indiana ZECK HEATING Sales and Service All Types of Furnaces Installed and Serviced Kenneth Zeck, owner Phone: 987-2300 DeMotte, Indiana Phone 987-2382 DeMotte, Ind. 46310 Best Wishes to Your Class Compliments of ORSBURN ' S TEXACO SERVICE PROSPECT AUTO SUPPLY DeMotte, Indiana DeMotte, Indiana Phone 987-2491 TRUST YOUR CAR TO THE MAN WHO WEARS A STAR GO PLACES WITH Compliments of mJcoS KAPER ' S BUILDING MATERIAL THE ROORDA FURNITURE CO. CARL L. FRITTS Growers of Indiana Certified Seeds and Super Seed Cleaning and AL’S UPHOLSTERY SHOP Finest of Fabrics Treating Services Quality Workmanship As Ye Sow, So Shall Ye Reap Phone 987-2623 1 Mile South of DeMotte, Indiana DeMotte, Indiana 46310 Phone 987-4291 Congratulations Seniors WHEATFIELD BRANCH State Bank of Rensselaer Wheatfield, Indiana Phone: 956-3116 Member F. D. I. C. HAMSTRA BUILDERS INC. General Contractor Cabinet Work Wheatfield, Indiana Phone: Wheatfield 956-3384 Compliments of SAN PIERRE STATE BANK THAYER SERVICE STATION Marathon Products General Repairing Thayer, Indiana Phone: 987-3757 THE COMMA RULES 15 TIMES ITSY BITSY TEENY WEENY . MR. CLEAN G HIS TRAINED PIGS BEAUTY IS ONLY SKIN DEEP ! ! ! ! WHERE ' S LASSIE? ZSA-ZSA . . . . J ± BETTE? ? ? FRESH FISH? DOLEZAL TERBORG BROS. Royal Crown Dist. SHOPPING CENTER General Merchandise Lumber Building Material San Pierre, Indiana Phone 82-8411 Established 1896 We Have It! Compliments of MIKE ' S PHEASANT RANCH Compliments of CENTRAL GARAGE Wheatfield, Indiana Phone: 987-2151 Congratulations Seniors Compliments of DON HOEHN, STANDARD OIL AGENT Phone: 956-3553 Wheatfield, Ind. WHEATFIELD ELEVATOR FETLA’S FOREST RIVER LODGE R.R. 2 Hebron, Ind. Phone: 996-3363 Phone: 956-3311 Wheatfield, Indiana VAD-ELL ' S DEPT. STORE Phone: 956-3575 Wheatfield, Indiana General Merchandise OSH KOSH B ' GOSH Fish Fry- -Friday, Steaks, Chicken Thank You Compliments of ED HELEN ' S DRIVE-IN Intersection of 10 49 Phone 956-9103 Wheatfield, Ind. Compliments of WHEATFIELD PACKING STORE Wheatfield, Indiana Clair Grace Gulbransen BIERMA HARDWARE Hardware Appliances Skelgas Phone 956-3121 Wheatfield, Ind. LEE SCHWANKE Heating Plumbing Air Conditioning Electrical Phone 987-2563 DeMotte, Ind. Phone 996-3812 Hebron, Ind. WIERS CHEVROLET SALES P. O. Box 156 DeMotte, Indiana Phone 987-2951 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS BEST OF LUCK BARKER’S SERVICE STATION Gas Oil Tires Accessories Junction Highways 2 53 2 Miles South of Hebron, Indiana PATZ FOOD MARKET Phone 996-2241 Hebron, Indiana ALYEA SERVICE INC. Plymouth- Chrysler Motorola TV Standard Oil Hebron, Indiana Phone 996-2700 HEBRON SPEED WASH Dry Cleaners Dry Cleaning Done By Attendant Hebron, Indiana RUTH ' S LADIES OSBY ' S SERVICE JOHNSON ' S SEED STORE APPAREL Auto Truck Repair Service Field and Garden Seeds 121 North Main Street Phone 996-2351 Custom Seed Cleaning 996-4161 Hebron, Indiana 114 S. Main Street Phone WY 6-2151 Hebron, Indiana CITIZENS BANK Established in 1899 Hebron Indiana Phone 996-2100 HILLSIDE HARDWARE Compliments of RECKER BROS. VEGETABLE STAND Bill and Ahlrich Recker Phone 987-4221 Rental Tools- Giftware DeMotte, Indiana MELCHERT ' S FARM HATCHERY O’Brian’s Paints -Sporting Goods Chick’s Bred to Live Live to Lay Lay to Pay Phone 987-2200 Congratulations Class of 1967 KATHY ' S BEAUTY SALON DeMotte, Indiana DeMotte, Indiana DeMotte FLORAL SHOP TOPPEN’S REPAIR SERVICE John and Lis Eakin General Automotive Repair Corsages and Floral Designs Box 357 Phone 987-3332 DeMotte, Indiana 46310 Phone 987-2511 DeMotte Compliments of DEMOTTE PHARMACY DeMotte, Indiana Melvin J. Toppen, Owner COMPLIMENTS DR. R. LAPSLEY, JR. DeMotte, Indiana RAMSEY LANDING CHUCK ' S SOUTH SIDE SERVICE Where Your Troubles End BOAT LAUNCHING Gas - Oil CHARLIE ' S REPAIR SHOP Tent and Trailer Camping Boat Rental, Bait Tackle Tires - Tubes - Batteries - Accessories Tractor Repair- All Makes R.F.D. 2 Hebron, Indiana Farm Machinery Repair Hebron, Indiana Phone: 996-4600 Hebron, Indiana 996-2742 HANFORD PACKING COMPANY Thayer, Indiana COMPLETE MEAT SERVICE Phone: 987-3755 MOOLENAAR FLORAL GARDEN CENTER Flowers for all Occasions DEVRIES AND SONS COUNTRY FRESH EGGS Corsages, Bouquets, Gifts DeMotte, Indiana DeMotte, Indiana Eggs Candled Graded Daily Phone: 987-2451 Phone: 987-8744 TILTON OSBURN INSURANCE General Agency LOWELL NATIONAL BANK Lowell, Indiana 46356 Phone: Lowell 696-9182 Phone: 696-8981 Lowell, Indiana Member F.D.I.C. MUTUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASS’N THE TOGGERY Lowell, Indiana The Store For Men and Boys Members of 304 E. Commercial Ave. F.D.I.C. Phone: Lowell 696-7631 PETERMAN PONTIAC Crown Point, Indiana A Good Source for Dependable Transportation” HARDINGS, IND. 109 Commercial Avenue Crawler Tractors Service Lowell Indiana Congratulations Class of ' 67 LOWENSTINES Valparaiso Indiana Compliments of PHILLIPS PETROLEUM COMPANY Philgas Bottle and Bulk Service Gas Appliances DeMotte Indiana Phone: 987-4121 Compliments of GENE’S WALL AND FLOOR COVERING DEMOTTE STATE BANK Plastic Wall T ile Linoleum Vinyl Tile - Counter Tops Free Estimates Eugene Woudema Phone 987-4100 DeMotte, Indiana DeMotte, Indiana 987-2100 AUTOGRAPHS 124 EYLANDER ' S TURKEY Compliments of GROVE FARM of SUE ' S BEAUTY SHOP 2 Miles East of KEENER KAMPING DeMotte, Indiana DeMotte DeMotte Phone 987-4682 Phone 987-3900 Indiana Congratulations Seniors MATT’S SERVICE STATION DeMotte Good Luck Best Wishes! THE CLEANER MAN DeMotte, Ind . Congratulations Class of 1966 KOSTER ' S DAIRY SERVICE Bowman Dairy Products DeMotte, Indiana Phone 987-2043 Congratulations Seniors Compliments of NETTIE ' S BEAUTY SHOP DeMotte, Indiana Compliments of COMMERCIAL BANK OF CROWN The bank with the money doors Phone 663-3144 POINT Member F. D. I. C. SCHURINGA’S COUNTRY FRESH EGGS DeMotte, Indiana Compliments of KOOY INSURANCE AGENCY Life Hospital General Insurance JONKMAN’S GARAGE DeMotte, Indiana STEVE DEHAAN Bodies Hoists — Tandems Welding Dealer in Livestock-Hay-Grain DeMotte Indiana DeMotte, Indiana CHUCK WAG ON Hot Sandwiches Catering Factory, Individual Auctions Virginia Biggs phone 987-8724 LAGEVEEN’S Compliments of DeMotte, Indiana Phone: 987-2241 Dry Goods - Shoes - Housewares S.W.P. Paint - Maytag Appliances DE KOCK’S CERTIFIED SUPER MARKET Quality Meat and Groceries Best Wishes Compliments of MYER’S DRIVE-IN DeMotte Indiana Phone: 987-8161 JASPER COUNTY TRADING POST Phone: 987-4251 DeMotte, Indiana Compliments of MARGARET ' S BEAUTY SHOP Best Wishes Seniors Compliments of Ooms Builders ROLLING MEADOWS SUBDIVISION DeMotte, Indiana Arghhhhhhhh ! Concentration Annual Office Party???? Jolly Green Giant Jr. High Tourney Champs! ! ! Scalpel? 128 PATRON’S PAGE Russell Jewelry Rensselaer Dr. C.F. Mackey Rensselaer Mode O ' Day Rensselaer L P Body Shop Rensselaer Gratner’s Lunch ‘ Rensselaer Phyl ' s General Store Thayer Mr. Mrs. Angelus Kocoshis Lake Village King ' s Siding Evanston Ben Swart DeMotte Whited ' s Store Wheatfie ld Pete Flo ' s Tavern Wheatfield Sirloin Restaurant Hebron Country Kitchen Hebron The Pappas Company Valparaiso Linkimer’s Family Shoe Store Valparaiso Compliments of EENIGENBURG ' S PRODUCE BERRY FARMS Phone 987-3500 DeMotte, Indiana Ernie Alice Eenigenbrug Congratulations Seniors!! HILLCREST FOOTWEAR Hillside Shopping Center DeMotte, Indiana FASE ' S MEN ' S WEAR Famous Name Brands Gingiss Formal Wear for Rent Hillside Shopping Center The Little Rascals! ! ! This is how we ' ll do it! Sweater girl ! Linnie Baby Scheeieh! Kiss Me ! My Hero ! ! ! Junior Play Practice??? What dolls ! ! ! He or She? No, No, musn ' t touch! ! ! Big headed Kissin 1 Cousins Crest does the best. Only my hair dresser knows for sure. Look pretty! ! Where ' s Captain Nice??? Will some kind gentle- man please help me up??? Jerry is my hero! You used to shoot me down Flash continues, standing high above us on the balcony is the commanding figure of that very person --General Joe! He opens his mammoth mouth, and once again a hush falls over the awe stricken crowd. These are his words, We ' ve done it! The revolution is complete!!!!! Back to Flash, And, with one accord, the crowd goes wild. They realize the err of their ways, and taking off their wooden shoes, begin tossing them joyfully into the air --thus killing several on -lookers including two members of the Wooden Shoe Mount ies- -Roger Davis and Tom Martin. Once again the roar lulls as the General announces the arrival of our new leader- - The Dream Boy of 1967 --wonderfully marvelous, handsome, debonair, intelligent, perfect, groovy, and overwhelmingly humble Steve Zeck ! ! ! ! ! He speaks, Hi ho there ecstatically exuberant fans! Fall down and worship me on you knees and hands. Excelsior and scooby-doo! I am here to rule o ' er you! You luckies. !!!!! As the sun slowly sits in the west, we see Bette (Walstra) Schreiber roaring up in her ' 67 Edsel Hearse to carry off the bodies of Roger Davis, Tom Martin and What ' s Her Name Post, too. (To amuse the crowd, Bette does a number of fancy driving tricks: turning 14 Katies,” then going into a triple mid-air summersault and finishing with a two wheel death -defying suicide. ) THE END 134 CLASS OF 1930 ROW I: Marcia Swart, Evelyn DeKoker, Frances Flockelburg, Elsie Terpstra, Leona Kooy, Eliza- beth Sipkema, Grace DeHaan. ROW II: Evelyn Hockney, Marie Hanaway, , Harold Sigler, Henry DeKock, Jr. CLASS OF 1939 (PART) ROW I: Eloise Childs, Angeline Boezeman, , Jeanette Knip, Dorothy Roske, Rika Eenshuistra, Dorothy Walstra, Johanna Sekema, Gertrude Pruis. ROW II: Mildred Tysen, Reece Whitley, Albert Terpstra, Art Hoffman. ROW III: George Suffem, , , , Maurice Struble, Max Bahler, Wilmer Kooy, Fred Moolenaar. ROW IV: Bert Llewellyn, William May. ROW I: , , Hanaway, , Leighton True, , Walter Bunning. ROW II: Merl Curtin, , Bud Bol, . ROW III: Ruby Yeagly, Ida DeFries, Agnes Terpstra, Edna Erwin, Opal Halleck, , Anna Woudema, Cora Abbring. ROW IV: Alfred Hanaway, , Vera True, Hoffman, Marie Barker. ROW I: AnnaMae Moolenaar, Alice Bosma, Rose Boersma, Bemiece Hanaway, Verona Tanner, Ruth DeVries, Angie DeHaan. ROW II: Bastian Boer, Paul Bauman, Frances Ruisar, Clara DeFries, Hendricka Schoonveld, Rose Ander- son, John Voezeman. ROW III: Wesley Mosier, Fred Schwanke, Junior Conrad, Wm. Groet, Tommy Abbring, Dick Peterson, Kenneth Spurgeon, , Harry DeYoung. This was the graduating class of 1945 when they were in the 7th grade. Gladys Ewart was the teacher of this class. Vera True Osterhof was the teacher of the class but we couldn ' t find anyone to identify the members. Teachers of 1933 ROW I: William May, Alfred Ewart, Charity Mae Wolf, Loren Murray, Harry Jarrett. ROW II: Angie DeHaan, Fern Bauman, Burdell Murray, Bert Llewellyn, Gladys Ewart, Mary Kessinger. 136