Grand Haven Senior High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Grand Haven, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1954 volume:

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W 3 my Z7 Jag' ILUDEEE-G H, GRAND HAVEN HIGH SCHOOL GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN eeing the New School ilzrougl , 2 e pagea of the fgfue and Q Dedication ---- Faculty - - Administration English - - - Social Science - Language - Library - Commercial ---- Science and Mathematics Music and Art ---- Physical Education Home Economics - Industrial Arts - - Vocational - Classes - Seniors - Juniors - - Sophomores - Freshmen - - Uabfe of Conten ta Activities - Government - - Dramatics - - - Christian Character - Music ---- Sports ----- Pre-Professional Training Service ----- Journalism - Memories - Sports - Football - Basketball - Tumbling - Baseball - Tennis - Track - Golf - Advertising - Mile dn Editor Marlene Van Hall Faculty Advisor Miss Geraldine Dykhuizen Clauex Ruth Ver Duin, Editor Helen Blaney Polly Cooper Rhoda Jesty Pat Krause Muriel Timmerman Activities Jo Ann French, Editor Gordon Hornby Dolores Puleo Connie Soerheide Faculty Molly Kinkema, Editor Joyce Jardinski Evelyn Knuth Sally Wilbert Sports Shirley Wilson, Editor Pete Fisher Tad Murdick Features Margaret Decker, Editor Mary Ellen Murphy Ruth Vollmer Snapt Joyce Braak, Editor Marilyn Brandt Carol Kieft Betty Marton J gou tag Typing Jackie Warner, Pat Berg Mobe Brant Kay Gosen Barb Sanders Editor Art Ray Reeths Bea Kisosondi .loan Vladika Photography Larry Braak, Editor Chuck Morse Bufiness Manager Jan Willoughby Advertixing Dick Taylor, Manager Les Burch Rose Cuti Chuck Jackson Sandra Metzler Jean Rogers Suhxcriptions Mary King, Manager Stab' Afsistants Barb Prelesnik Nancy Teunis Margaret Modrack Doris Buikema Cathy Taylor Janice Zysk Nancy Wells Joyce Garbrecht Marlene Tiemann The Jtajjr feeli that a thank you if in order to Larry Braak, a yunior, or .rpending .fo much time taking and developing pictures for u.f, .vo Thank you, Larry. 4 0l'eDU0l'Cl As each year's graduates look back over Their high school years, many Things pass through Their minds - athletic events, homecoming, parties, dances, The plays, and, of course, the prom. For us, The memories ot our senior year will be most vivid, because we spent This fullest and most im- portant year ot our high school careers in The new Senior High. Our year in The new building was one ot growth and advancement tor us in many ways. Through iT, we learned appreciation, responsibility, and cooperation. Truly, we can say That The attitude of The whole student body has improved and caused us To want to go forward. In This setting, we have established for ourselves New Patterns for Mid-Century Living. 5 n JD Ji 1 0 the firm, of gm. - For giving so treely of their time and money to plan and build our new Senior High. - For increasing the opportunities tor education in Grand Haven. - For enabling us to set for ourselves New Patterns for Mid-Century Living. We, the members of the Class ot l95-4, dedicate this yearbook with our hearttelt thanks, to the citizens of Grand Haven. 6 ziion 8 4, -Q. 5s:55?3'vi!3 an 9 . W W rakjv ,gm , 2 ,JMX H3 + Y , V nw. . 6 , '- . ,L ,.,.,.1,, ' ,. --: Ws mug. x ' Q Y 'win a ug gf? M xgffw A P? Z -X ff M5143 v 1 1 W ,ffgj:f?ssf 1:7 ,W Sli wzrszgvef ,ff ,ia s, ' TY 9 Ralph VcxnVolkinburg Superintendent AB., M.A. Zine guiding .Handd Glenn H. Olsen Principal AB., lVl.Pl1. 0 f Uur ,High :Saclzoof life 10 Barbara Szymas, Anna Vander Lee, and Janelle Goodman, secretaries To our principal. lzeae feople Keep inga Running Smooffzfg ig A 1 'f. l ,, Hattie Young Ray C. Schaubel Dean of Girlr Dean of Boys' Spafzirlz I B-S-f MA- A-BA, MA- Yon, again?? Where were you ye.rterday.9? If f fu! , nv 'K . VA ' 4 Y 11 '7 F l oo eaclzera in ew Surrounding l .-M,.,..... A Lucille Schutmaat Geraldine Dykhuizen Speech Englifh I B.A. A.B., A.M. Amit it a crying flume! All Right! e Study u Hal Chastain Mariorie McLaughlin S peeeh Vf- American Literature B-A-5 C ompofition and Rhetoric f 1 At Eafeff V' . AB- - ReJearcb Paper! Tl!! 12 ntiuaie Modern fatterna 'W Esther Deon Nylc nd Eriglifla ll s.A., M.A. i i It'1 wrong! Louis F' Hekhuis Itlv all wrongly 'z ,. Engliflo Literature Q,:g-523' . . . Compofition and Rhetoric : j':' ' ': x ': Euglifla III B,A. Give me your atteutionlu 9 u' e Arlene L. Wentlond Euglifb I, Il B.S. Well, get you! I 'fv- rv Eugene Rothi Euglifla III, IV V A.B., M.A. Paper5 areult graded lajxf Mr. Cbaftaiu and pupilf Jtudy pantomime. weigbtf' 13 23 Helen Bell U. S. Hiftory Ameriwm Problemy A.B., A.M. Name threef' Y Esther Campbell H iftory ll A.B., M.A. What if the new.r? ociaf Sciences alcquain Gustave Cohrs Civicx Community Civicf B.S., M.A. Go get a dip! ,xl N l A 15 fx .Q N Don Constant Ralph McCreo U, S. I-Iifzory Geography BAS- Hifiory Stay low, pink gran going in, arid Dr1WrEflfMf1W throw that forearm - Drive! Drive! AB' Drive! Dorff ,rtrip tlaofe gearr! with uforfcl froblema Mr. McCrea'J Economicf clam touring the Keller Tool Company 15 I Ardenc Leerfa ,J y Ig L-K V M! N, Latin A7 ,,..,j , B.A., MA. 1. lang X' sf, Arlene M. Kerton NFMM Nor VWIMU L Hixlory Il Spanifh I if A.B. Q 1' I really don? knoiofi' if! 0 o Spanwlz and .fa fm X C wwf Our onguea Min Leer, and her papilf, Pbeobe Ofner, Richard Brolick, Donna Marie Loew Nancy Thellrnann, and Paz Zioloiwki, viewing the rainy of High 5511001 Lib,-Arjan the Colifenm. AB, Yoar book if clue. 16 r A I V lf' ,m Q X 1, rw I Q-,Lf rw o 1, ,, 11.-' i 0 wifi: . X ' '-' 4 .ff 1' ' ,AJ M-rv ,- Flora Thomo S IJ Fred Tuttle tenograp y Typing Tyiugg Commercial Arilbmelic ' ' B.S. Get ready -- Beginfu YOU g00fe,j.f ecreiaried in the Making Morgoret Young lr. Biuineff Office Practice Bicfineff Procedure Typing I A.B., A.M. All ready, lezfr go. Leone Wolters Bookkeeping Shorthand X B.S., M.A. Be able lo claffify accoimtf, their Keep zloofe eyer on your book and me fbarp joarnalize and por! quick xtrokey. 17 Tom fobnfon clemonnfrazef lbe impoffible. James Spenceley Algebra Geometry General Mazb. BA., MA. Look, Folbyf' Mathematica eceacle to logical lminking Ernest L. Swanson Solicl Geometry Geometry Algebra III A.B.,A,M. Know that zbeorem for tomorrow Frank Sanders lr Radio ,i 5148! Pbysicr ' In M ' Algebra K' Aviation A.B.,M.S. lf I bail a free boar, 1 coalol bane bail tbir all Jet np. 1 E ,LV Lu. UV AW I MGI'i0l'i6 DeNeuT Dick VcmDerKoIk Biology Cbenziftry General Science Soilf A.B. A.B.,A.M. Gel out your wbojaciingy and HA - - - hem-H open your what yon may call it. o 7 earning aiure 4 wage gift Walter S. Lowell Biology General Science BA B'S MA' Loretta Mastenbrook, Mr. VanDerKolk, and Don Take out a half Jbeet of paper. Zyfk difzilling ordinary water. Al Burgess Vocal Mmic B.M., M.M. GYU-M!! Bannister Merwin Q Director of Mmm B.S., M.M. If we have the ,rpzrzt then wdll have tt harzdf' Phyllis Robinson Girly, Glee Club 'Alrzght now - let! fingfh' Clarence Williams Orchextra Imtrumental M frm You can do mzythmg if yay try. re Room for .fuuaic and alrf S 1 Harrietle L. Stull Art Left try to zutrh quietly, there I are otherf in Jchool too. Creatiom hrfmght to realtty through art work. m1 'I 4 .5 My X I 3 Steven Sluko, Jr. Lois Schember Boyf' Physical Education Gifrlf' Ployfical Education B.S., M.A. B.S., M.A. Up-down, up-down. On your mark, gel yet, go! a4llzfetic.4 Juake ua flzyaicafly gil f ,SM MX' Boy, what legf!! Gym Clays in the new pool. A fibre, -6.,,,.., M M, x , :A 4, ack. -u ' .Q-.W , T35 ,. f QM, ! i c ca ff, mi 'K 8 Girlf' and Boyy' gym claffer combine for Volleyball if jun one of the many Jportf :quare dancing. a claff participatef in. 21 Viva Shell H0m6mdki1Zg Ola, 110, llmff not rigblff' Lcnie Berman Homemaking B.S. Azz right! ur oal -- .fuaking .Happy omed Lottie E. Slcbcmugh Nzmfef' Aid Min Berman explains to ber clam the RN' adwnta ey 0 modern e ui mem. Now iris, ou know betfer! 8 4 , 8 7 22 rin Kenneth A. son King nclmtriai Arty Mechanical B.S., M-A Drawing Who forgot to 5'5 MS' Jweep the No comment! floor? urn X it vw Lee L Arnold General Shop X' Machine Shop urice BS' arholt O.K. Fellowxf ncimtriai Arty ix B.S., M.A. 3, he Now, let me , tell yon . . . Pian our work, en work your flan Wearing look! of intenfe concentration, are Oar carpenter work if made eafier with the thefe Jtacientf of Mr. Kingk drawing clan. me of modern machinery. 23 I . it Harold Fisher James Jacobs Coordinator C oortgrgator o f Trade and I ndiutry Diftribittioe Editcation H ' ' A'B. Now, let me tell yoa!. ' Wbat'J tramp? we Aunt Uur Knowledge io fracficaf uae Lewis H. Hodges Director Aditlt Vocational Education U U B.S., M.A. Secretary in Vocatzonal The firft part of plenty of time if Department the bert part of plenty of time. Eileen Donselar 24 If . 77 mn ergarten aze Front, Left to Right-Paul Wiegerink, Bob Brinkert, Jim Cook, Elwood Bishop, Budge Sherwood, Bill Honnonberg, Jerry Bosworth, Jim Huitsman. Second row - Patsy Hierholzer, unknown, Mary VandenBerg, Barb Prelesnik, Robert Marsh, Willis Holmes, Ruth VerDuin, Dick Hall, Roger DeWitt, Carl Krause, Dove Krause, Lloyd Dolfin. Third row-Molly Kinkema, Karen Zuidema, Darlene Katt, Helen Winegar, Evelyn Knuth, Virginia Harden, Mary Lou Stribley, Margaret Decker, Muriel Timmermon, Katie Quakenbush, Mary King, Alice Ver Hey. Y :ront row, Left to Right-Delores Roosien, Sharon Trinker, Joyce Braak, unknown, Edith Lemke, Mary Hansel, Beverly Casemier, Doris Buikema, My ' Earl Wills, Gwen Hamn, Carol Poel. Second row-Mary Felton, Randy Cuti, .lim Lutz, Howard Dirkse, Ray Ribbink, John Van Hees, Bob Purcell Fred Felton, Ruth Benedict Pat Berg Bob Dilrkse. , I jr 'hird row-Unknown, Elaine Kooi, Joyce Meeusen, Russell Loman, Bob Melvin, Rich 'Groenevelt. w ,.-, 7 ,, 26 ew atterna Siimu at enior Clan .Honor Page Molly Kinkema Bill Prince Valedictorian Salutatofian SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President - ----- - Les Burch Vice-President Mary Ellen Murphy Secretary X Sandra Metzler Treasurer Mobe Brant SBHEUI' .Honor Molly Kinkema l4. Don Zysk Carl La Rue Bill Prince 15. Sherwood Dusterwinkle Budge Sherwood Patsy Hierholzer l6. Anna VanderLee Sandra Metzler Marlene Van Hall l7. Richard Wyma Joyce Schmidt JoAnne French 18. Rhoda Jesty Cathy Taylor Muriel Timmerman l9. Shirley Wilson Frances Van Agtmael Ruth Benedict 20. Joyce Meeusen Pat Buczek Mobe Brant 21. Polly Cooper Mary Melcher Jackie Warner 22. Bill Mac Phee Bill Robinson Margaret Decker 23, Rudy Braunschneider Evelyn Knuth Ruth Ver Duin 24. Delores Puleo Doris Buikema Jan Willoughby 25. Ruth Vollmer Karen Zuidema Joan Vladika 26. Cleone Kaufman Connie Soerheide 27. Sally Wilbert 28 ore Claee ctiuiiy William G. Anderson Swede ' Srhool um' jun like homey war nezfer there, Basketball Baseball Football Intramural Basketball Student Council Track Charles Arbogast Arbor In football, many have learned to their Jorrow. tha! to par: him, a roar of armor they mutt borrow. Baseball Football Intramural Basketball Track Tumbling James L. Barber jim ' good fellou' among fellowrf' Track William Dean Burger Billl' A hero .vhould alivayx be lall, you know. Basketball Football Intramural Basketball Junior Play lCrewl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Nat'l Thespians One Act Play Festival lCrewl Senior Play lCrewJ Standing Production Staff Student Council Service Club Track Thespians Kenneth Wayne Behm Ken My idea of an agreeable perxon is one u'ho agrees with me, Aviation Club Rifle Club Retail Office Club Ruth Elaine Benedict Rath A friendly girl wilh lol! of friendxf' Retail Office Club Service Club Truth for Youth-Treos. Charles Edward Benes Chuck He has a :mile for every boy anil lufo for every girl. Football Intramural Basketball Track Joseph James Bernia ffjoeif He hat an eye for color-blonzir, brurietter, and redheads. Football Patricia Lynn Berg Paz To judge thif maiden right, you mari know her. Annual Board Band Bowling G.A.A. Jr. Play lCrewl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Nat'l Thespians One Act Play Festival lCrewl Retail Office Club Senior Play lCrewJ Thespians Tri-Hi-Y Girls' Glee Club James Richard Berwald fflimlf' FriemlJ, Romani. Courzlryrnerz, lend me your girly. Bowling - Secy.-Treas. Football lReservel Golf Hi-Y Intramural Basketball Rifle Club - Secy.-Treos. Richard Frederic Bierman Dick A quiet, proper youth. Elwood James Bishop HAZ!! Half in earnext, half in jen. Bowling Helen F. Blaney fIHel!yU Life wax mean! to he liverlg lel'5 live it. Annual Board G.A.A. Junior Play CCrevvi Operettci Retail Office Club Betty Lou Bloemers ffBettyU Her future it well in hand. Retail Office Club Margaret J. Bol ffMargU Her virtue if her Jweet manner. Retail OFlice Club Peter Richard Bol Pete Honor lie: in honest toil. Band Bowling Football Intramural Basketball Rifle Club Tennis Roger Joseph Bowen HR Og!! A man, he Jeemx, of cheerful yeiterdayf and confident tornorrowff' Student Council Track Joyce Eileen Braak NIO!! Of thix one fact we're very Jure,' Joyce like! the hoy: and they like her. Annual Board--Snaps Editor Band Bowling G,A.A. Jr. Play iCasti Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Nat'l Thespians One Act Play Festival CCastl Operetta Senior Play lCastJ Service Club Student Council Thespia ns Marilyn Joy Brandt Marilyn Sun kisxed, moon kineti- nuff raid. Annual Board Band G.A.A. Jr. Play lCrewi Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee One Act Play Festival Beatrice Monell Brant Mohe rr What, no hoyx in heaven? Then jutt leave me here! Annual Board Band Bowling Class Officer-Sr, Treas. G.A.A. Jr. Play CCrewl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Jr. Historial Society One Act Play Festival lCrewl Operetta Sr. Play iCrewl Tri-Hi-Y Rudolph Edward Braunschneider Ill R11cly Long may hir permanent Matte. Cheerleader Tumbling Robert Lester Brinkert Bw Prurlent. wife. nerer romplaining: Hell not rhange in lhe yearx remaining. Band Bowling Hi-Y Intramural Basketball Junior Play 'fCrewi Nat'l Thespians One Act Play Festival tCrewi Senior Play lCasti Tennis Thespians Delores Doreen Bryant Bunny If I do arou' frienzlihip. I'll perform il. Nurses' Aide Carolyn Ann Bucy Carolyn Genial anzl cheerful-excellent qnaliliei' in thin' maizlenf' Bowling G.A.A. Operetta Retail Oltice Club Orchestra Choir Doris L. Buikema D0rif Alu'ay.r :willing I0 help af any lime. Annual Board Band Cheerleader fe reserves G.A.A. Junior Play tCrewi Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee One Act Play Festival lCrewi1 Senior Play lCrewi Service Club Spark Plugs 1 Qs Lester Hunt Burch Bzggzw All great men in hixiory were small. Caesar, Napoleon, and ME. Annual Board Basketball tManagerl Bowling Baseball Class OFlicer-Sr. Pres. Football Uvlanagerl Golf Hi-Y Intramural Basketball Junior Play lCasti Jr. Historical Society One Act Play Festival iCrewl Choir Patricia Helen Buczek MPM., Shy,9 - not really Yvonne Chittenden Yvonne, Rain if zwel, dart ix rlry, life it rhort, and Jo am I. Jr. Play CCrewD One Act Play Festival iCrewl Retail Oftice Club Rifle Club Service Club Shirley Ann Cleveringa Shirley Cowl humor if the health of the mal. One Act Play Festival lCastl Choir Polly Korleen Cooper Polly A Jweeter girl could never be fozmdf' Annual Board Bowling G.A.A. Junior Play iCrewi Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Nat'l Thespians One Act Play Festival lCast and Crewi Senior Play lCrewD Thespians Tri-Hi-Y Standing Production Stott Jewel Cosier jewel lWhy Jtady when I can ind Jomething hetter to do? G.A.A. Nurses' Aide Choir Randolph Lee Cuti Randy He har a voice ax hig ar himfelff' Aviation Club Bowling Operetta Rifle Club Rose Marie Cuti R ore Shelf not a flower, not a pearl jutt a regular all around girl. Annual Board Bowling Cheerleader G.A.A. Junior Play lCrewl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee One Act Play Festival lCastl Senior Play lCrewi1 Tri-Hi-Y Melvyn Dean Dalman Mel Don't take life Jo .ferioaxlyx you can never get out of it alive. Tumbling Lois Elaine DeBruyn rrL0ier7 She roared and turned the page and dropped to Jleep again! Jr. Play KCrewJ Margaret Ruth Decker Margaret I'rl rather ufear oat than raft oat! Annual Board - Features Editor Band S Vice Pres. Bowling Buc's Blade G.A.A. Jr. Play iCastJ Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Jr. Historical Society One Act Play Festival CCast and Crewl Operetta Sr. Play-Assistant Director Student Council - Vice Pres. Tri-Hi-Y - Vice Pres. Service Club Connie Kay DeGlopper recon!! I jun can't make my eye: behave. Annual Board Bowling Operetta Sr. Play lCrewl Choir Donald Gene DeVecht rrD0nJ! A gooil athlete who makes feminine heartr Mir. Basketball Baseball Football Jr. Historical Society Student Council Track Charles Peter DeWitt Chuck Stop flattering, you'll lore your tail featherxf' Robert Wesley Dirkse Dirk 'Stoatheartetl man. Basketball Track Robert Martin Dillenback rrB0bv The sky? the limit. Aviation Club Jr. Historical Society Retail Office Club Track Lloyd George Dolphin, Jr. Lloycl ' Oh :hir learning . . . what a thing it ii. Bowling Operetta Photography Club Retail Office Club Choir Eva G. Dorn Eva A Jtweel lam anal ezfer one to help. G.A.A. Sherwood Allen Dusterwinkle Daffy Can we ever have loo much of a good thing? Band Football Jr. Historical Society One Act Play Festival lCrewi Student Council Track Thespians Arthur Robert Eggert rfArt1f Che1chez la femme Band Hi-YeVice Pres. Intramural Basketball Jr. Play lCastl Jr. Historical Society Rifle Club Paul Nyle Eggert Paul For he'J a jolly good tailor. Class Otticer - Fresh. Treas. Hi-Y Intramural Basketball Sr. Play lCrewi Student Council Track Rose Marie Ely R otejf' An innocent face. hut you fan never tell. Jr. Red Cross Council Jr. Historical Society Operetta Choir Burnham High School Latin Club Blue Triangle Glee Club Joseph F. Firlit aloe.. Often he ha5 hurnefl lhe mirl- nighf oil- hfzt no! for Jlurlyf' Peter John Fisher Pete He lurnx hit hack on girlx, and Ihen runr l1achu'anl5. Annual Board Basketball Baseball Class Ol'ticer4Fresh. Secy. Football Hi-Y Jr. Play lCrewl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Robert Ralph Fothergill ffB0bU llVhal a jolly Jpirileil rogue he ix Football Basketball Rifle Club Jo Anne Ruth French H1077 She har friendr, for she Jhowed herrelf friendly. Annual Board-Activities Editor Buc's Blade G.A.A. Junior Play lCastJ Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Jr. Historical Society-Pres. One Act Play Festival iCastl Sr. Play-Assistant Director Standing Production Staft Nat'l Thespians Student Council Thespians Tri-Hi-Y Joseph Mario Fricano Joie At all his joker laughed we, and rnany a one .Spoke he. Class Olticer-Fresh. Pres, Student Council Track Frederick Gorham Frickmcin Fred QaeJlionr don? hother me, ifr the answers. Rifle Club A . Tfuck A15 1, '1.,fLf.,1uf-.. Jerry Richard Frifeldt rrjeyrryu Seldom Jeen wilh hoyx, hu! often with girls. Basketball Football CReserve'1 Terry Donald Frifeldt ffTerry!Y Once :aught undying, hut haf almori lived down lhe dirgracef' Football lReservel Choir Joyce Elaine Garbrecht rrjoyceu A light heart liver long. Annual Board G.A.A. Junior Play CCrewD Senior Play lCrewl Choir Gary D. Gillissie Gill School ix a nighlmare and I manage to Jleep through it. Basketball Bowling Baseball Intramural Basketball Kay Frances Gosen FPKdy7! The very devil ir in her ever. Annual Board Senior Play lCrewJ Tri-Hi-Y Choir Gary G. Gray GarilJ'l He maker hir prexence fell, not heard. Football Track Rebecca Mary Griswold ffBeCkyU I woaldn't he good if I could. Jr. Historical Society Student Council Marilyn Joyce Groters Mare A cheerful heart maker bright the way. Band G.A.A. Junior Play lCrewi Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Student Council Tri-l'li-Y Robert G. Haiker Bob Ii is my ambition to he ahle to retire at twenty. Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Retail Office Club Rifle Club Phillip Lynn Hallenbeck Phil He who love! not uine, women, ana' Jong is a fool his whole life long! Basketball Baseball Football lReservei Intramural Basketball Rifle Club Track Lansing Swimming Club Gwendolyn Kay Hamm Gwen, FaJhioned Jo Jlenderly. young and Jo fair. Bowling Retail Office Club Service Club Mary Joan Hansel Mary I'm willing to he convinced, hut Fd like io .ree Jomeone fry it. Junior Play lCrewi ,IK Virginia Ann Harden ffcinnylf ThoJe who know her hext, re- spect and admire her mort. Elkton High School Quill Staff Senior Play lCastl Carol Lee Hendrych Lee ' Prelly and horezl in every u'ay,' she came to Jchool to pau the day!! Junior Play lCrewl Student Council Maynard Heyboer ffBud,',' Look out world, here I come. ' Football lReservel Patsy Mae Hierholzer Palm If Jilence were noixe, Jhe'il make an entire orchexlraf' Band Jr. Historical Society Junior Play lCrewl Nurses' Aide Bertine Dawn Hodges Bert Quiel, thoughlful, and sincere. Nurses' Aide G. Gordon Hornby ' ffG0rdylf High Jchool dayt have their de- light, but they can't compare with high .rchool nightrf' l Annual Board J Intramural Basketball A Jr. Play lCast and Crewl Nat'l Thespians One Act Play Festival iCasti Senior Play iCastJ Standing Production Stott Thespians l Charles William Jackson Charlie He weart a hashful look at timet - hut. Annual Board Baseball Football Intramural Basketball Junior Play iCrewJ Hi-Y-Treas. Nat'l Thespians One Act Play Festival CCast and Crevvi Rifle Club Senior Play lCrevvi Standing Production Stall Thespians - Pres. Joyce Elaine Jardinski -rjoycetf If the good die young. ith' no wonder Il1lE lizfed .fo long. Annual Board Buc's Blade Rifle Club Student Council Eleanor Rhoda Jesty Rhoda All women are anzhitiottx, naturally. Annual Board Junior Play lCastl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Nat'l Thespians One Act Play Festival lCrewi Senior Play lCasti Thespians Tri-Hi-Y Orchestra - Secy. and Pres. Fremont High School Class Otilicer - Treos. Student Council Latin Club - Pres. Language Club - Pres. Pep and Cheer Club- Pres. David Lee Johnson Dave He wax Shirley taken. Track 5 . l Lewis Edward Johnson Lew Too much rest ittelf heromer Basketball l :iv H - 1: si' a pain. Bowling i V Baseball L' Golf Y. Rx -.... A Intramural Basketball 'f1i' ly Rifle Club Darlene Dolores Katt HDHVM Sober hut not Jerioux, leisurely hut not idle. Band Photography Club Retail Olllice Club Girls' Glee Club Helen Cleone Kaufman Cleone Majored in commercial .i'uhject,r, hat what ahout that ring? Photography Club Retail Office Club Marlene J. Khodle Dolly One tongue it xuffitient for a woman. Nurses' Aide Carol Ann Kieft Carol Her heart, to he ture, if not of ite. Annual Board Band Bowling Buc's Blade G.A,A. Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee One Act Play Festival lCrewi Senior Play lCrewi Mary Brashear King ffMa,ryH Where mixchiefff afloat, you'll find her about. Annual Board - Subscription Manager Band G.A.A. - Treas. Junior Play lCrewl Nat'l Thespians One Act Play Festival lCrewl Rifle Club Senior Play lCrewt 5 Thespians - Treas. Tri-Hi-Y Nurses' Aide a, Molly Marie Kinkema ffM0llyfl Would that there were more like her. Annual Board - Faculty Editor Band G.A.A. - Secy. Junior Play lCrewl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Jr. Historical Society Nat'l Thespians One Act Play Festival lCrew'l Senior Play lCrewt Student Council Thespians Tri-Hi-Y - Pres. and Secy. Orchestra Valedictorian Beatrice Maxine Kisosondi ffBedU Mn, Daniel Boone. Annual Board Rifle Club Senior Play lCrewi Service Club Ronald Leslie Kline ffR0n!l Eat, drink, and he merry, for to- morrow we may have an exam. Basketball Football Hi-Y One Act Play Festival lCastJ Track Evelyn Knuth Evelyn Quiet dignityg the mark of a lady: Annual Board Junior Play lCrewD Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Jr. Red Cross Council Jr. Historical Society One Act Play Festival CCrewt Senior Play lCrewl Service Club Glee Club 3 if Elaine Louise Kooi Elaine A pleaxant girl with a pleatant Jmilef' Photography Club Truth for Youth Carl William Krause ffcdrllf I rtand on the brink of a great careerq ufon't Jomehody push me of? Rifle Club David Lee Krause Da11e ' I am not a politician, and my other hahitj are good. Rifle Club Patty J. Krause Patt' Full of fun and mifchief too, doing thing! :he .rhouldrft do. Annual Board Bowling - Pres. G.A.A. Junior Play lCrewl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee One Act Play Festival lCrewl Senior Play lCrewl Service Club Retail Oflice Club Lawrence Lee Kuck Cookie Men of few word! are the bert men. Rifle Club Russell Jay La man ',Rll.l'J,l lt take! a life time to forget. Band Retail-Office Club Carol Virginia Lannin Carol With a mind of her own. Jr. Red Cross Council Retail-Office Club Service Club Nurses' Aide G.A.A. Richard R. Lannin Dick The world oufef me a living, and I'rn hrokef' Rifle Club Dora Jean Larimer Jeanie If the har any fanltf. she har left in in doubt. Bowling Choir Jeannine C. Larry Jeannine So gentle, .fo rnotlert, retiring, and goody: she always act: as a real lady Jhoaldf' Truth for Youth Carl La Rue Carl Argzte, argue, early and lalej if a line were crooked, he'd argue it ytraight. Baseball Football CReservel Tumbling U John Edward Laufersky fflobnfl The daring young man with the horfeleu machine. Noyes Leech NoiJey lf fame romes after death, I'rn in no harry for it. Track Bruce Lillyblacl Bruce All the irorltl loves a lover. lntra mu ral Basketball Track James Lutz f'JimlJ Forever foremost in the ranks of fun. Retail-Office Club Paul David Lutz Paul Silent and thoughtful, he cannot but forge ahead. Donald Edward McBryant UD0n!l Be good and you will he happyg yet you will min a lot of fun. Retail Office Club Tennis Patricia Ann McDonald Pat ' Quiet and unanuming, hut aluayx on the join. Annual Board Princeton, Illinois Band Cheerleader G.A.A. Junior Play iCrewJ Home Ec. Club Nat'l Thespians Operetta Thespians Tri-Hi-Y Foreign Language Club-Treas. Choir Newspa per Staff William David MacPhee HMWM An athlete and a mighty one who playx until the game is won. Basketball Baseball Football Starr Carol Maiden Starr She if henelf, that if enough. Jr, Red Cross Council 59 Richard Joseph Marod rrM0Je7! He appearf to he quietg hut when you get to know him, that'J when the fun heginxf' Annual Board Basketball Bowling Baseball Football Hi-Y Junior Play lCrewj Rifle Club Betty Jean Marton Betty SuefeJJ comet in cam, hut failure in ran'tJ. Annual Board Band Junior Play lCrewi One Act Play Festival lCrewi Senior Play lCrewi Joyce Meeusen rrjoycev She haf a pleaxant way about her that haf made her many friendxf' Bowling Retail-Office Club f Secy. Service Club Mary Emma Melcher ffMdryII Oh. thoxe hlond curlJ. Helen Wilhemine Mergener Helen Good Jenxe and good nature are never Jeparatedf' Jr. Red Cross Council Service Club Choir Sandra Jeanne Metzler Sandi l Going steady is like a tourniquet, it cuts off the circulation. Annual Board Bowling - Secy Cheerleader G.A.A. - Vice Pres. Junior Play iCrewJ Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee One Act Play Festival lCrewJ Senior Play lCrewt Student Council Tri-Hi-Y Choir Service Club Class Officer- Sr. Secy. Gloria Ruth Meyers Gloria Silence and discretion are especially becoming in a girl. G.A.A. Retail-Office Club Senior Play lCrewJ Service Club Dean Mielke Dean I own not an inch of land, but all I see is mine. Duane L. Miles Duane My heart is as true as steel. Band Bowling Intramural Basketball Tennis Tumbling Terry Lee Minor Terry If school is liherty, give me death. Baseball Football Hi-Y Intramural Basketball Junior Play ICastI Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Student Council Tennis Margaret Modrack ffMa!rgeU Full of pep, full of fun, never quiet-always on the run. Annual Board Band Bowling - Secy.-Treas. G.A.A. Junior Play CCrewi One Act Play Festival CCrewJ Senior Play lCrewi Service Club Student Council Charles Morse Chuck In my airplane I'll wander 0'er the world. Annual Board Aviation Club Football illeservel Junior Play CCrewD Photography Club William Walter Munch ffBillU ll7hen joy and duty crash, let duty go to smash. Football Intramural Basketball Rifle Club Track Perry Harvey Murdick III FFTMIJ All great men are dead, and 1 don't feel too well myself. Annual Board Baseball Band Football Basketball Golf Bowling Hi-Y Junior Play lCasti Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Jr. Historical Society Nat'l Thespians Service Club Student Council - Pres. Thespians Mary Ellen Murphy Murph You tell 'em, wheel. you tell 'em. Annual Board Band Buc's Blade Bowling Class Officer - Secy. G.A.A. Junior Play lCrewl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee One Act Play Festival ICrewI Senior Play lCrewI Service Club Student Council Tri-Hi-Y-Vice Pres. Choir Robert Glenn Newton Newt Hit friendf are hir bert richer, and they are many. Football Track Tumbling Kenneth Nienhouse fPKen7f' With malice toward none. with charity for all. Edward A. Oom ffEdU A Janny dispotition ir the very Joal of .vacce.r.v. Football Track Michael L. Palkowski Mike You can't deny that Mike is thy: but you muft get to know him. Intramural Basketball Barbara Prelesnik She put the 'Pep' in the Barb pepperf Band - Treas. G.A.A. Junior Play lCastl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Nat'l Thespians One Act Play Festival CCastl Senior Play lCastJ Service Club Student Council Thespians Tri-Hi-Y Nurses' Aide-Pres. Orchestra Mary Ann Prelesnik Mary Ann I agree with no man'J opinions' -I have some of my own. G.A.A. Choir Nurses' Aide Roger Elwood Presley HR og!! fr Why Jtady? The more we .rtudy the more there if to forget. Band Bowling Golf Rifle Club - Vice Pres. and Pres. William George Prince Bill The man who can maiter him- Jelf can mafter hi: dextimexf' Football Hi-Y - Secy. Student Council Track Tumbling Salutatorian Dolores Mary Puleo !fDeeu The bert thingx come in small packagexf' Annual Board Bowling Cheerleader G.A.A. Junior Play lCastl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Nat'l Thespians One Act Play Festival lCast and Crewl Senior Play lCastl Student Council Thespians Choir Robert Martin Purcell Pan 'Say, goodbye, girlx, heir through. Band Bowling Baseball Football Intramural Basketball Hi-Y Track Rudy Rebar ffRHdU HiJ genial way and perronality will ufin him many friendif' Class Ofiicer - Soph. Treos. Football Muriel Doreen Rebentisch Mimi She hai that far away look in her eye5. Raymond J. Reefhs ffRdy7J He if true to his art. Annual Board Rifle Club Raymond H. Ribbink r'Rdyfl There muit he a hetter u'ay to :tart the day than getting up. Rifle Club Retail-Office Club is Louise Elaine Ridouti Lu tl A dixpoxition Jufeet anil sound, a girl u'h0'.f a comfort to have around. Nurses' Aide Gerald Robbins rrRiPU HiJ ufordx are few, but well meant. Band William Rogers Robinson Bill Don't he deceived by quiet ways with mirchief he e'er fills hir days. Bowling Rifle Club Jean Marie Ann Rogers Minny I am young and innocent: but I have a defire to he gay and zlevilixhf' Annual Board Junior Play lCrewl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Service Club Delores Jean Roossien D0ilie jun one man in mind. Bowling Retail-Office Club Ernest Cornal Rouwhorst Hone Hand.fome, tlarh, and very tally af 0 all you wonder why the girls fall? Annual Board Basketball Bowling Class Of'licer- Soph. Secy,- Treas., Jr. Vice Pres. Football Hi-Y-Vice Pres. Junior Play lCrewl Jr.ASr. Prom Commitfee Jr. Hisiorical Society Senior Play lCrewl Homecoming Court Robert Lee Ruiter ffRider7! A quiet man, hut quite a man. Football CReservel Intramural Basketball Track Barbara Ellen Sanders rrBd7,bft Her contrihution it uxually a giggle. Annual Board Junior Play lCrew+ Jr, Historical Society One Act Play Festival lCrewi Operetta Service Club Tri-Hi-Y Orchestra Choir Edna Lorraine Schippers r'E6i'HdH Sweet and cute and full of fun. G.A.A. One Act Play Festival lCrewv Retail-Office Club - Pres. Joyce M. Schmidt l0yce'l If :he knew an evil thought. J .rpoke no evil word. Junior Play lffrewi Retail-Office Club Elizabeth Schultz Beth If a smile ix a whisper of a laugh. the certainly Jhoulcl he kept after Jchoolf' Junior Play lCrewv Operetta Choir he Mary Schultz rfMdfy1! A maicl there wax of quiet ways. Jr. Historical Society Operetta Choir Ronald Alfred Schutz Schutz BaJhful on the Jurfaee, hut there'.f a twinkle in his eye. Bowling Basketball Intramural Basketball Baseball Rifle Club John William Shaw ffRed.V! It may take awhile, hut l will do it Jome day. Fremont High School Band Fremont Jr. Fish and Game Club Budge Sherwood Budge Wim, wigor, ufitality, and a woman. Band Basketball Class Officer -Jr. Treas. Intramural Basketball Junior Play lCastl Jr.-Sr. Pram Committee Jr. Historical Society Service Club Tennis Hi-Y Carolyn Dove Slayter Carolyn Laughing at thix, laughing at that, yet nohorly know: what Jhe'J laughing at. Band Buc's Blade Bowling G.A.A. Nat'l Thespians Senior Play lCasti Service Club Thespians Tri-Hi-Y Choir Homecoming Court Constance Grace Soerheide Con 'fSmile, and the world .rmiler with you. Annual Board Bowling Cheerleader G.A.A. Junior Play iCrewl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee One Act Play Festival iCrewi Senior Play iCrew'i Tri-Hi-Y Choir+Secy, and Pres. Howard Scott Spencer HSCOIIU The world it at you take il. James Nelson Stuit ffjimff He lookx Jafe, but Jo doer gunpowderf' Annual Board Bowling Waukesha High School Football Hi-Y Intramural Basketball Edward Paul Suchecki rrEd!f A good athlete, he made hearlr Jlir for many maidenr, erpecially her. Basketball Class Officer - Soph, Vice Pres, Football Golf Intramural Basketball Baseball Roger Susterich Sbooey Beware, I may ye! do .fomelhing senralionalf' Band Baseball Football lntramural Basketball Louise Szymas Loui5e Silence if one great ar! of eonverrationf' Patricia Jean Szymas ffpdtll Dependable as time itxelff' Cathy May Taylor rrcdtbyff CbeerfulneJ.r it the world? Junrbinef' Annual Board G.A.A, Junior Play iCrewl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Jr. Historical Society Paul Richard Taylor Dick Am I to blame that a certain woman findr me irre5i5tible? Annual Board - Advertising Manager Hi-Y - Pres. Junior Play CCrewl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Nat'l Thespians One Act Play Festival iCrewl Senior Play CCast, Crewl Standing Production Staff Service Club Thespians Leon Teasley ffTea-ffl School breakr up my whole day. Basketball Baseball Football lReservel Intramural Basketball Jr. Historical Society Student Council Track Lowell John Terrill john He doex more butinefy in one day than other people do in lifetime. Band Football lManager1 Hi-Y Rifle Club Senior Play fCast, Crewl Nancy Lee Teunis Nan May .the never change except in name. Annual Board G.A.A. One Act Play Festival lCrewi Retail-Oltice Club Senior Play lCre-wi Student Council - Secy.-Treas. Choir Homecoming Queen Marlene Roberta Tiemann Marlene The .rzreetexl garland to the .rueetett maid. G.A.A. Junior Play lCrewi Retail-Office Club Annual Board Muriel Sue Timmerman ,Timo I a'ia'n't realize that four yea could be Jo long. Annual Board Bancl Class Officer-Jr. Secy. G.A.A. Junior Play fCrewt Jr.4Sr. Prom Committee Jr. Historical Society Nat'l Thespians One Act Play Festival iCrewt Operetta Senior Play tCrewi Service Club Thespians Tri-Hi-Y Cap and Gown Committee Erich Tober Eric There'J a gleam of mitrhief in hir eyeff' Rifle Club KZ Vt' M 45 lla Mae Tripp Ulla!! lla Mae and, again, she may not. Operetta Retail-Office Club Truth for Youth - Vice Pres. Choir Orchestra Donald Tysman l'D071'll if I I am ture fares an enemy of - if life. Frances Marie Van Agtmael foie Somehow you can't help bat like her. Annual Board Junior Play lCrewkl Senior Play lCrewi Retail-Office Club Betty Van Bemmelen Betty I newer trouble trouble till trouble troublef me. Band G.A.A. Student Council Mary B. vanden Berg llflei Me A great woman athlete zrho o rationally cough! like a frog. Aviation Club Band Bowling G.A.A. - Pres. Junior Play iCrewl Senior Play lCrewl Student Council Tri-Hi-Y Nurses' Aide - Treas. John Arthur VandenBosch rrjobnft Gay and daring, clever and hold: He gets things :lone-neeil more he told? Rifle Club Anna Vander Lee Annan I can he serious, hat l'il rather he gayf' Retail-Office Club - Treas. Service Club Kay Sue Vander Wall f'Kay,'f A nurse she'll he they always say, she s working for that coming day. Nurses' Aide G.A.A. Choir Marlene Ruth Van Hall Marlene Born for success. she seems. Annual Board - Editor Band Buc's Blade Junior Play CCastl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Jr, Historical Society Nat'l Thespians One Act Play Festival iCastv Operetta Senior Play iCastl Standing Production Stah Thespians - Secy. Ruth Elaine Ver Duin Rath , The ufay to get things done is to have a good assistant. Annual Board -Class Editor Band Jr. PlayMStudent Director Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Jr. Red Cross Council 4 Pres. Nat'l Thespians One Act Play Festival fCast and Crewt Operetta Senior Play-Bus. Mgr. Standing Production Stott Service Club Student Council Thespians - Scribe Tri-Hi-Y Joan Louise Vladika Ioan Happy-go-lucky, fair. and free: nothing exists that bothers me. Annual Board Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Rifle Club Ruth Lorraine Vollmer Rnthie Looks like an angel, acts like one too, hut you never can tell what an angel will do. Annual Board Service Club Choir Glee Club Nancy June Walwood Nance A hasket full of charms. Nurses' Aide Jacqueline Mary Warner Iackie ' Her heart is like a moon, there's a man in it. Annual Board -Chief Typist Bowling Jr. Red Cross Council Photography Club Retail-Office Club Nancy Ann Wells rrNanr7 lt isn't what you do. it's what you get aufay with. Annual Board Bowling G.A.A. Senior Play lCrewl Tri-Hi-Y Choir Glee Club Sally Mae Wilbert Sally 'Laughing it a healthy exercite look at me. Annual Board G.A.A. Junior Play iCrewi Retail-Office Club Senior Play iCrewt Student Council Girls' Glee Club Jan Sherwood Willoughby ll'7ill 'I with he uoulfl explain hir expla11atior1.f. Annual Board iBus. Mgr.i Buc's Blade Baseball Junior Play CCrewt Jr,-Sr. Prom Committee Nat'I Thespians One Act Play Festival CCrevvi Senior Play iCasti Standing Production Stall Service Club Thespians Shirley Ann Wilson Will The nireft thing ahoul you that you alone are you. Lt' Annual Board fSports Editori Bowling G,A,A. Junior Play lCrewl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee One Act Play Festival iCrewi Retail-Otiice Club Rifle Club Senior Play lCrewi Tri-Hi-Y Choir Wayne H. Wilson Wayne ' Early to heal and early to rixe, and you miizr the hett part of the day. Rifle Club Ray Martin Winterhalter Ray I am a hunter: zromen are game. Senior Play lCasti Student Council Track Bowling - Pres. East Grand Rapids Basketball Baseball Football Hi-Y Jr. Play iCast and Crewl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee nz y BB.: Paula Wuennecke Paula A contented .rpirit if the tweet- nen of existence. Bowling Retail-Office Club Choir if . Richard John Wyma Richard The greatest men may are a foolixh queftion nou' and then. Hi-Y lTreas.l Junior Play iCrewl Rifle Club Senior Play CCrewfJ Wayne Louis Wymore Wayne Silence is golden: tpeefh ix silver. Karen Jo Zuidema Karen ' Care will hill a fat, therefore. he merry. Bowling Junior Play KCrewl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee One Act Play Festival lCastl Retail-Oftice Club Ritle Club Donald Henry Zysk Zehel' He ated to he haxhful and thy hut now oh, my. ' Basketball Class Officer- Fresh. Vice Pres., Soph. Pres., Jr. Pres. Football intramural Basketball Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Track Homecoming King 2 iff I x , 1,12 I L, X 1 ix L , v -' 'j F' A K 'Ylf ,fl y f 5 ' ' , ' ' l Janice Arlene Zysk I 1, rrldnv fr, 1 ', Q f K ' L I 1 M' Not the Kellogg varietyg but 7 ,Q A 5he'J full of pep. X . ' W f U Annual Board y 1' -7 Pl! Bowling f Cheerleader l My G.A.A. Y fwf Junior Play lCrewl 4 fff i l Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee jjj' Jr. Historical Society , 'gf l fx, Nat'l Thespians f iq! Senior Play CCastl 7 flfj' Student Council ,lf 7' U CK VMC' Thespions ' Tri-Hi-Y if One Act Play Festival 1 , V7 ' I L. .Not ficiurecl William Howard Collison James Edward Teunis IFT-Bone!! rrjinzfl Fm not lazy, just in love with What jolly Jpirited 'rogue inllene,vx. if this? Melvin DeY0Un9 Paul Wayne Vink Mel Paul Ulm! lhinff my high 5519001 daivf Ti: this that everyone should Jay, We OWL That he is a dandy good fellow Rifle Club in every way. 48 1 I W L w w H 36 Q49 T, RKFIRK f'7B5 LEVNS V X! 4 Hsu, mga. Msg-gan w.,,,-H' v WAA t nwggnax Uh! X15 WARN!! 5.2-?i'-?n m.2.es.s.ss.p.H,8D'e,5!,!-55,B ..?. :.. .4'.'S.? ....:f..2' Q qunosuxz MIAA!!!-LI 'W W 4 l a A nas aging' MM gum Hg-.Lu Len Anderson Linda Austgen Richard Aylsworth Linda Barnett Jane Baxter Ron Bazany Ruth Betke Arlene Bewalda Ron Bloom David Botbyl Barb Boyink Larry Braak Ednarae Brown Fred Bruhn Joanne Bruno Susan Carlson Harold Carskadon Jack Catron Judy Comly Chester Cook Don Cook Maxine Crowder Paul Crum Fred Curow Marilyn De Witt Rosalie Dove Arlene Dreese Bearl Eastling Patricia Ely Jim Ennenga - ii sex, -,-fm, 5,1 .- Z -we ,N is x ,Hs , .Q I l, is V l D ,. . Q . Y al W e ex! yearii Jag 7fUlzeef.4 M , -5 53 J N iil. - -J -4 ,, If- 5 , If , L f irrre -'L f is Lev' . 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Ruth Baldus Lamar Barger Troy Burger Clinton Bekins Arthur Belter Virginia Berg Carol Boer Marv Boerma Charlene Boettcher Helen Brigham Larry Brink Kay Bronson Ruth Ann Buikema Mike Butcher Howard Camp Shirley Christianson Phil Clark Toby Clark Shirley Cook Louis Coon Jim Crandle Karen De Vos Jerry De Witt Karen De Witt Donna Dreese Marie Driscoll Bob Dykman Jim Feldt Don Ferguson Liz Floto rel Fochtman Fricke Sankema Giant Graham roenevelt ammond Hidden odges n Huftenga ackson leffery :hnston :nker Iammeraad lein ' Kleumpel Klop 1e Kuhaski kgnes Kuhaski .ake dinslxy ret Lehmann Lemke Lyons McBryan1 McCaleb Marks Margo Marshall union! Spar! Clau Ringa ai ll Y R r '- W V J in v' ff 9 ..-..! : 1 if 5 ,Z 1' in ...MW.,s.,,..,Ln , 1 ' ' - A A Q 51 1 if . K ,Mlm K 4 Joe Gelakoska Mary Jo Gelakoska Lettie George Mike 'Gruen Carol Hammond Roland Hammond Bob Hofler Glen Howard J. C. Howe John Jerovsek Ilene Johnson Linda Johnson Julia Kendall Phyllis Kenter Carolyn Kilchel Ed Klomp Gloria Knuth Wayne Kooi Kay Le Munyon Jim Lannin Billie La Rue Malcolm Lock Betsy Lundberg Harold Lutz Ardilh McLean Nancy McLindu Vera Magrum Loretta Masienhrook Paula Mierle Dale Miller 6150 llama upv ffeaaea ifarge Crow Patricia Minor : Q ig if John Montgomery WZ .- -Q James Moore T Ken Noll Bruno Olechnowicz 1 .I Rosella Olsen iii V., Tom Otley Shirley Ott ' K Ted Parker .46 . r c Mary Peck Clara Plant Norma Pope Carol Regelin Eleanor Reister Marilyn Rezny Sally Saba Ron Salisbury Lynn Sandel Bill Schosso Ruth Scott Mary Ann Simon Jim Smith Beverly Snyder Carleton Sorenson Maurice Sterzer Sharon Stille Sally Ann Stygstra Nancy Swiftney Sharon Taylor Carol Teegardin . al - A. 51 mggffig '- L A YK, X If - :- Q! M 4 11 wx Q., c .f 'L 1: U , Q f MQW W.. .. A gs. -, M .laynel Moore Donna Newton Joe Nicosia Jack Olsen Corlyn Olthof Harold Oom Arthur Payne Fred Pelton Bob Peterson Don Prelesnik Leslie Ralya Janet Reenders Joyce Roossien Roger Russell Dave Ryder Jim Saul Dick Schelters Violet Schmidt Valerie Slade Carol Smith Chuck Smith Robert Soule Peggy Spencer Roger Stearman Dick Sutcliffe Charles Swanson Betty Swieringa Delores Tetlow Beverly Teunis Bob Thomas f Tickner res Tindall al Tragna Vander Zwaag 5 Van Dongen Van Opymen :x Wachter e Werner Warnaar wld West n Wheeler la Wickham y Witherell lie Wiikowski ,I Woodford rom ea ture in unior Chatter ms' . 1. , i dei :M Don Zolden JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Charles Bucy Al Crandle Joyce Wierenga 53 Sandra Vance Lambert Vander lee Marilyn VanderMolen Shirley Van Oordi Marlene Van Tol Beity Ann Vollmer Jerry Warner Wesley Warner Mary Wellman Margaret Williams Greg Wilson Don Winterhalier Jim Zattlin Paul Zellar Ray Zimmerman Warren Anderson Bob Arbogast Patsy Baird Edwin Behm Vernon Behm Sharon Befhke Don Boerma John Bolthouse Joe Boomgaard Don Boyink Mariorie Boyink Richard Brolick Stan Buczek Angie Burghorn Bill Byl Lynn Clark Sandra Collet? Gene Collison Jim Corbelf Sandra Courtwrighi Bill Currier Edwin Deremo Alan DeWiH Jackie Donner Kay Eshleman Bill Eskew Lucinda Esler Bill Fischer Ron Fisher Ron Foitik Soplu uruive randpfaniing . . . X4 we S555 'Q ,uf A L. H eiee - f , LI, L ...., fi I A ,wk gk 8 is . f ev 'gg Q? --K MM My 54 June Baker Dave Barbier Edmond Bahm Nancy Bierman Rosalind Bishop Mike Blasky Albert Bos John Boyd Bob Boyink Linda Brouwer Vernon Bryanl Tom Bucy Jackie Capifano Larry Carlson Dorofhy Clark Barbara Cook Karen Cook Concie Cooper Deanna Darbee Jesse Davis Lee DeGral f Ginger Dornbos Peggy Drew Ray Dull Pat Farmer Karvel Feensfra Barbara Finley Joanne Gahsmon Margie Garter Howard Gorfhwaile Gerding r Gibbs :lie Glockzin Grevel Grimes 'Grossman it Hansen Harper Harvey Hodges Horn by Hosfefter Jansiewicz ue Johnson ey Johnson I Kanouse Karlsons thy Karpp ara Klein ay Kleumpel ra Klop r Kueken Kunkel rt Kuniz e laRue Le Mieux as Lewis aref Markel Marod 2 Martyniek frogreu under icient Ufficera , 8 life ,, .. ,F , Nv...., 1. H -,JM in qw I ' W' Q P Y 1' ww 1 'lf Sink x ..,. ,Q 1 l si -. ' T '6 5. . U., ,Q K ,I - y -. 3 X . ml , 1 N ,, ,gr iff . .gif if s EE? if yank YS-v agar and 1 QF. Siwfwif 1. -..- . '. Merfin Goldberg Larry Grant Jerry Green linda Groih linda Gunther Ron Hagsirom Naihan Hiler Jim Hirdes Coran Hislop Bob Hradsky Sandy Huismann Carol Jannenga Tom Joiner Ron Justian Marlene Kamp Jim Karr Jean King Jane Kitchel Judy Klukos Pat Klukos Alice Knufh Corky Lach Sandy Lacuesira Vicki Lake Druvvaldis Liepins Elaine Luiz Ann Marciniak David McCaleb Don McDonald Frank McPherson Ellen Mergener Barb Meizler Faron Meizler Judy Miller Pal' Miller David Moll Margarel Munch Trudy Nouia Chuck Neher Barbara Nieusmo Harlan Noll George Norcross Paul Oltman Phoebe Osner Marcia Parker Myrle Phillips Sybil Piersma Gladys Pippel Nancy Preuss Gloria Purdy Allyson Rake Dick Reus Judy Rice Phyllis Riddouh Bill Rolol'T Ken Ruiter Linda Ruiter Jerry Rycengo Mary Ryder Sally Ryder csoplw a4gain Sponaor mad ance 4' .r 56 larry Mierle Lesier Miles J. Charles Miller Pete Moore Dick Morris Joan Mosher Norma Neitring Mary Ann Nemeth Jo Ann Newlon Pof O'Callaghon Janice Ogden Mary Olfhof Marilyn Parparr Nancy Payne Paul Pellegrom Dennis Polak Doug Poon Marie Poller Marge Rebar Dean Reenders Jerry Relzloff Pat Robbins Sandro Robbins Jim Rogers John Rumsey Margaret Russell John Ruster Don Sachieleben Sue Schepers Karen Schiefelbein 'n Schoolcrafi Schuileman me Sch ufz l Shephard Sickman l Sikkenga lcl Sfillson ay Stocklin Siressman y Swiffney y Thellmann Thoma Vander Molen r Vander Molen k Van Hull letie n Vink I Vink Walsh Walwood Warner les Webb Weiler Weiser Wiegert :m Wierenga Wildrom Wildrom 1 Wildrom Noodford ia Wuennecke ager Kant Iiolkowski Zvoleff wirp i ' J Week Jnatilutecf 2? A .. N : . vu ! yy x V -- .Q.i , --- V . x ., ,,... In 1 .r W , ff H v 57 Wayne Schweiller Carol Seaburg Jim Seaver John Snoek Virginia Soerheide Sue Sparling George Sucheclxi Helen Suchecki Scoti Suits Don Tiers Anita Vandenberg .lim Vander Beek Ken Van Loo Rose Mary Van Tol Marlene Van Weelden Ron Vink Raymonda Wachter Bonnie Wakefield Judy Warner Julianne Walters Mike Waiters Betty Welling Nancy Wesferhof Ron Wesierhouse SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Rick Bazany Jim Buikema Ron Cech Suzanne Cooper Gene De Koeyer Mary Ellen Lesar Bill Paul Loretta Peel Joe PiroHc Ron Purcell Fred Van Bemmelen Conrad Anderson Winston Anderson Katherine Appel James Batka Roy Beak John Beernink Russ Berg Howard Beth ke Ronald Bethke Robert Borgman Dave Bottle Carol Bowman Rose Bryant Bill Bucy Jerry Bufka Connie Capitano James Carskadon Arlene Chaffee Liz Clark Russel Clark Harold Clover Marilyn Crandle Julia Crane Frank Currier Norman Davis Mary Jane Dawes Marilyn DeBruyn David Denning Carolyn DeRooy 'Glen DeWitt oue ver, .Here Ciome the groalz C ,f-.ie Tw 5' H451 NJ ...fe A, 15 W, ,. J er B , .V Bill Arnold Don Barrows Edward Batka Howard Bekins John Benes Charles Bennett Tom Boer Bonnie Bonselaar Martin Boot Mary Boyd Barbara Brazcla Tom Brigham Beverly Buikema Joan Burkhart Mike Burr Jim Chittenden Bill Chittenden Roger Christianson Bill Colcord Joy Corcoran Jean Covrell Marv Curtis Glenn Dashner Judie Davis Beverly DeHeer Worrene Dempsey Bill Dempsey Bill Dime Gerry Dixon Walt Draeger Ebel Ebel Lou Edmon nsl rs Ewers Ewers ra Goiewski Garbrechf o Gleason c Griffin Gruen Haack ra Harlman arz l Haugen :hnson ohnson Iorclon Cinlcema Cisosondi Klaossen noll losch Leech .evandoski l Lielzke f Lundberg Malslrom z Ma rciniak Aaschewske ' rive fn ew urroun Jig, ,wyw.,,' ' 2 '- ' W W' iff f Eiifzifffz 'N.' 5 n e , if W Qe A 5 L' ,,,,..eL.W.Mf.... ,. , Az- , t N50 J 0 i asf We ' .. Q -igujii is. . f'Tf?1..f2 2 1 'Q lx , i N ,,:. .: : -, -- i z. , If ' ' Ur ' 2 . , 59 .ew A-.................. ingd W L' 52 'ww of Q Jim Ellman Jean Engel Tom Eppletf Jim Ferguson Jean Fisher Peter Flofo John Goldberg Raymond Goodin Pdf Grabowski 'Gilbert Hammond Diane Hanson Don Hart Marilyn Howard Doris Hutchison Delores Johnson Mariorie Karpp Barbara Kent Terry Kieft Ron Klintworth Pauline Klumpel Gordon Knoll Bob Lehmar Egils leicinger Inese Liepins Betty Lyons Pat Lyons Bill Mackay .lock McCarthy Ruth McCarthy Karen McCracken Loretta McKay Janet McLaughlin Pat McMaster Esther Micldlecamp Larry Mieras Carrie Miller Bill Nauta Robert Neitering Donna Newlon Beverly Oslund Mildred Osredkar Toni Palkowski Frances Potter Phyllis Potter Randolph Presley Marilyn Regelin Pat Rogers Bill Roe Paul Schultz Jim Scott Bill Scott Mary Ann Sherwood Jack Sinke Ann Smith Mike Sullivan Steve Svoboda George Swiftney Bernadine Thompson Marjorie Tripp Barbara Urbanik M alzing ,Debut in alcliuiliea of 'J ea ' 2 gif ' V 'A '1?W? -2125 Levi .We e if 60 lnta Mednis Bob Melvin Buddy Meyers Larry Mills Steve Morse Nancy Munch Jean Newlon Tom Newlon Sonia Olsen Nancy Palmer lone Parker Dave Phillips John Purdy Gene Ralya Jeanette Reaume Jim Rouwhorst Marilyn Ruiter Sharon Schroeder Phil Scheltema Sandra Shonamon Dennis Shermeta Dan Soule Beverly Sovis Beverly Stillson Josephine Szalonelt Barbara Teasley Larry Tindall Carolyn Van Cura Marjorie Vander Lind Nancy VanderMeidei Vander Molen Vander Sys 'a Van Esself d Ver Berkmoes ler Duin er Duin Weiler Vinegar line Westerhoff Wiegert n Williams 'ilson onker I Young Zulsman hey he earning Buccaneer ways -uf l.,:,,.?g FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED Mary Lou Buikema Harry Nieusma Kathy Ely Pat Schuefi Ron Jolly Peter Sherwood 61 Mary Van Horssen Shanna Marie Vannoy Nancy Van Schelven Jacob Ver Murlen Joan Voss Jim Wayne Pearl White Bonnie Wiegerink Marvin Wiegerink Mary Witherell Marian Wiikowski Barbara Yemc 'Yi Q-nr ACCT 63 ew Avatterrw o iuing ur im -- fo Back Row fleft to righfl: Ray Winferhalter, Bob Dykman, Don Prelesnik, Bob Hradsky, Jim Smiih, Fred Curow, Bud Vink, Tom Otley, Henry Swiffney, Bill Naula, Conrad Anderson. Second Row: Mr, Hekhuis, Marleen Kamp, Joyce Braak, Marilyn Groiers, Molly Kinkema, Mary VandenBerg, Joanne French, Pa? Grabowski, Mary Ellen Lesar, Barbara Kent Mary Von Horsen, Barbara Jackson, Mr. Rorhie. First Row: John Beernick, Liz Clark, Virginia Berg, Nancy Mclinda, Jim Seaver, Dolores Puleo, Janice Zysk, Sharon Befhke, Jim Scofi. e raclice ouernmeni in the Student Ciounci 64 raie Much ffeidure te Jlt widely CIl7Z,Lf1'.6lllllLlIi07Zf.l Keep there Sheer! IWL' did, tom! War!! dom' Student Council We, of the Student Council, have taken an active lead in school affairs this year. And as a result, our Council has gained the prestige it now deserves. We took charge ot Recognition Day, which honored our champion football team. Representatives from the council attended regional and district meetings. We played host to the Southwest Conference. All the tall pep assemblies were under our sponsor- ship, and school spirits soared. We conducted the spring elections. Under the new advisorships of Miss Bell, Mr. Helchuis, and Mr. Rothi we feel we've had a very successful year. Lett to right, at right. Nancy Teunis, Secretary-Treasurer, Tad Murdick, Presi- dent, Margaret Decker, Vice-President. fm. 65 we ,babble in ramaiica: 0 a 77 he en..,,., and land fad, Top Row: Joyce Braak, Gordon Hornby, Dolores Puleo, Barb Prelesnik, Janice Zysk, Dick Taylor, John Terrill. Middle Row: Bob Brinkert, Rhoda Jesty, Jan Willoughby, Marlen Van Hall, Carolyn Slaytor, Ray Winterhalter. Bottom Row: Jo Anne French, Margaret Decker. Cad! Mr. Foster - - - Ray Winterhalter Mary Herries Marlene Van Hall Lucy Weston - Carolyn Sloyter Rose - - - Joyce Brook Phyllis Glenning - Janice Zysk Peter Santard Richard Taylor Henry Abbott Jan Willoughby Ada - - - Rhoda Jesty Doctor - - Bob Brinkert Mr. Edwards - Gordon Hornby Mrs. Edwards Barbara Prelesnik Aggie Edwards - Dolores Puleo Gustav Rosenberg - ------ John Terrill Student Directors - - Jo Anne French, Margaret Decker 66 Business Ruth VerDuin, Chairman Mary King, Publicity Pat McDonald Joyce Braak Kay Gosen Barbara Sanclers Betty Martin Bea Kisosondi John Terrill Evelyn Knuth Shirley Wilson Pat Krause Joyce Garbrecht Costumes Nancy Teunis, Chairman Sally Wilbert Bea Kisosoncli Rose Cuti Frances VanAgtmael Property Muriel Timrnerman, Chairman Mobe Brant Rhoda Jesty Richard Wyma Jean Rogers grew! Make Up Sancly Metzler, Chairman Connie DeGlopper Connie Soerheide Mary Ellen Murphy Patti Berg Nancy Wells Ushers Patti Krause, Chairman Evelyn Knuth Karen Zuidema Marge Moolrack Jean Rogers Shirley Wilson Stage Charles Jackson, Chairman Carl Giant Bruce Lillyblad Paul Eggert Tad Murdick Mary yanclenBerg Delores Puleo Polly Cooper Doris Builcema Molly Kinkema Carol Kiett 6- I'lf go! Yon do believe mc, :fwfr y01f.Ql' enior ffag We, the seniors, bowed out of our old school with our production of Kind lodyf' A suspense filled medodromoiic plot ond superb job of dciing Thrilled the copocity oudience. VVe'll never forget our feelings os we sfruck sets for The Idsf Time. No more On sfoge, everybody ond Quick! Curtoin Coll, But if was ci job well done, ond we leorned To co-operote os well os Creole. Come on Ada l6lfl,f dance. Now Ji n Min Herrie,r! ' I I 68 e funiora frocfuce afottomd up D Top Row: Advisor H. Chastain, Helen K. Brigham, Ted Parker, Nancy Mc Linda, Jack Catron. Bottom Row: Barb Gankema, Barb Jackson, Paula Miele, Donna Wickham, Virginia Berg. i Top Row: Margaret Williams, Ken Yonker, Karen De Vos. Bottom Row: Betsy Lundberg, Bob Peterson, Rosella Olsen, J. C. Howe, Joyce Roossien. George Harper Billy Drake - Bulge Doolittle Miss Cartwright Linda Howard Doty Wilson - Connie Bishop Betty Warren - Dixie Lea - Zine funior ffay Cad! Jack Catron Bob Peterson - Ken Jonker Barb Jackson Rosella Olsen Virginia Berg Barb Gankema Donna Wickham Karen De Vos Dean Page - Algernon Higgins Julia Edwards Kate Adams - Alice Lane - Hector - - Student Director Prompter - - Advisor - Margaret Williams - J, C. Howe - Paula Mierle Nancy Mc Linda - Helen Brigham - Ted Parker Betsy Lundberg - Joyce Roosien - H. Chastain . H ss Q, ,t N Q L M f M 2 hs m ay 1 ' ,Q '2 ' Top Row: Sharon Stille, Barb Boyink, Jaynel Moore, Don Kam- Bottom Row: Joanne Bruno, Loretta Mastenbrook, lleen Johnson, meraad, Roger Stearman, Tom Otley, Mike Butcher. Carolyn Kitchel, Carol Marks, Nancy Swittney, Shirley Middle Row: Dorothy Clark, Edna Brown, Shirley Cook, Don Christianson. Winterhalter, Jim Ledinsky, Susan Carlson. ' Pl We juniors were so impressed with the beautiful at being presented on this stage. new stage and dressing rooms that we decided to work We labored long and presented Bottoms Up, to our utmost to produce a play which was worthy which proved to be a smashing success. Top Row: Don Warner, Dave Lake, Dale Miller, Fred Bruhn, Jim Middle Row: Carol Smith, Eleanor Reister, Ruth Bethke, Kay Saul, Roland Hammond, Druvvaldis Liepens, Dick Sutcliffe, Bronson, Julie Kendall, Chuck Bucy, Len Anderson. Jim Smith. Bottom Row: Clara Plant, Judy Comly, Carol Boer, Beverly Snyder, liz Floto, Ruth Scott, Ruth Buikema. 70 fzeapian roup o. 1048 Top Row: Bob Brinkert, Jo Anne French, Margaret Decker, Dick Taylor, Carl Giant, Druvaldis Liepens, Jan Willoughby, Molly Kinkema, Rhoda Jesty, Advisor H. Chastain. Middle Row: Janice Zysk, Barb Prelesnik, Bill Barger, Tad Murdick, Joyce Brook, Carolyn Slayter, Polly Cooper, Bottom Row: Len Anderson, Dolores Puleo, Marlene Van Hall, Donna Wickham, Chuck Jackson, Ruth Ver Duin, Mary King. 'Gordon Hornby. The greot new otmosphere which is oround the school reolly hit us Thespions. We sponsored Homecoming ogoin this yeor using Mother Goose os our theme. The one oct ploy testivol wos highlighted with The Voliontf' Reheorsol, ond How to Propose. We took How to Propose to Muskegon tor on exchonge ossembly. We olso entertained the members ot the Womon's Club with two ot our one-oct ploys. Gur biggest project ofthe yeor vvos our never to be torgotten trip to Chicago. Our ofticers were Chuck Jockson, Pre-sidentg Donno Wickhom, Vice--President, Morlene Von l-toll, Secretory, Ivlory King, Treosurer, ond Ruth Ver Duin, Scribe. 71 fiery gedfiual .Huge ucce.4J X Y Huy, do we lure lo pn! Ibis- .Yflfjff rm? Wfhoojzr, my band flipped! Smife for your crow! fee! Are you .fzfre j'01l'7'0 not my brother foe? Ligbuf Camera! Action! The cri.1i,r! lm! life zzwzcierfzzl! Hou' long will fbi.: lake? Wlvo.9 Me? 72 e Strive for Christian Character Top Row: Jim Ewers, David Phillips, Anna Vanderlee, Elaine Kooi, Joyce Wierenga, ElTie Vander Zwaag, Jim Moore, Jim Vander Molen, Tom Epplett. Middle Row: Betty Swierenga, Loretta MacKay, Carol De Rooi, Arlene Chaffee, Ilene Johnson, Doris Hutchison, Anno Hidden, Lillian Wheeler, Shirley Stocklin, Miss Loew fSponsorJ. Bottom Row: Bonnie Bonselar, Mariorie Tripp, John Bolthouse, lla Tripp, Ruth Benedict, Don Barrows, Priscilla Griffin, Marilyn Crandle. Truth For Youth Truth for Youth met during the noon hour, once a week. The group has grown considerably during the past year. The officers were Don Barrows, Ruth Benedict, lla Tripp, and John Bolthouse. Miss Loew serves as advisor. The group has had various speakers and they are, indeed, striving for Christian character. 73 We-I Top Row: Jim Berwald, Paul Eggerf, Tad Murdick, Bob Purcell, Richard Wyma, John Terrill. Middle Row: Bob Thomas, Budge Sherwood, Art Eggeri, Ray Winferhalier, LesTer Burch, Bob BrinkerT. Bottom Row: Ron Kline, Bill Prince, Chuck Jackson, Dick Taylor, Ernie Rouwhorst, Advisor Dick Vander Kolk, Ni. y Under The leadership of PresidenT Dick Taylor The Hi-Y Club was a very acTive and successful organizaTion. One of The main projeds of The club was The publicanon of The fooTball and baskeTbalI programs, They could also be seen in acTion behind The concession sfancl aT The fooTball games. Another inch and ..... Hooray! tba! wax the ben yeh Upyy-daily. 74 Top Row: Dove Luke, Jim Smiih, Larry Brock, Don Kommeracd, Mike Butcher, Roger Steurmon, Larry Tickner. Middle Row: Jim Ledinsky, Don Winferholter, Len Anderson, Bob PeTerson, Ronald Purcell, Druvoldis Liepens, J. C. Howe. BoTTom Row: Ray Zimmerman, Doug Poorf, Ron Bloom, Jim Seuver, John Rusfer, Louis Weiler, Advisor Ralph Mc Crea. No one will TorgeT The assembly They puT on playing The faculTy, in l3oskeTball. They used up Their excess energy in The swimming pool, swimming Two Times a momh. The boys are also known Tor Their generosiTy. When iT came Time To conTribuTe To The various charities, They did Their share. The ofllicers were Ernie RouwhorsT, Vice-President Chuck Jackson, Treasurer, and Bill Prince, SecreTary. Ojfiferf 6if.TC!l.l'.l' plam for Ike Derwlvomz trip. T5 -A 4 , sl Third Row: Polly Cooper, Carolyn Kitchel, Ginger Dornbos, Sue Scheper, Lee DeGral'T, Shirley Wilson, Barb Boyink, Jane Thoma, Sybil Piersma, Linda Brouwer, Julie Kendall, Mary King, Liz Floto, Bev Snyder, Sharon Stille, Advisor Miss Marjorie DeNeut. Second Row: Connie Cooper, Trudy Nauta, Rose Cuti, Muriel Timmerman, Kay Gosen, Barbara Sanders, Barbara Metzler, Margaret Williams, Sandra Metzler, Barbara Jackson, Rhoda Jesty, Ruth Ver Duin, Ruth Scott, Carol Marshall, Helen Brigham, Peggy Drew. First Row lfrontjz Carolyn Slayter, Margaret Decker, Connie Soerheide, Betsy Lundberg, Molly Kinkema, Mary Ellen Murphy, Judy Comly, Mary VandenBerg, Barb Prelesnik, Janice Zysk. ri- i- y What an active season the Tri-l-li-Y'ers had this year! They began last tall by selling candy and 'chips at all home football games. They gave a Hard Times Dance and one called Ebb Tide to help boost their treasury, too. Then they turned to more serious matters. They had guest speakers on the subiecrts ot dating and good grooming. A Mothers' Tea was held in the spring. Some of the girls attended the convention at Lansing. 76 Splofub! Anal Ll long mage l'jL'II' They hod fun, too. They sploshed and sworn in the new pool. They ployed their own version of BeoT The Clock, ond it brought hilorious resulTs. They hod o mock oucfion-sloye sole To initiofe new members, Molly Kinkemo guided the group Through their successful yeor, os president. Her fellow ofTicers were Mdry Ellen Murphy, vice-president, Betsy Lundberg, secretory, ond Judy Comly, Tredsurer. 0110019--wlaaffup? The birdr and the beef and . . 77 we Connect Clzori Clarinets Donna Wickham Kay Bronson Rag Presley Pat Berg Jane Thoma Dean Reenders Ruth Bethke Ruth Scott Sybil Piersrna Diane Martyniek Ed Klump Ruth Buikema Barbara Cook Judy Miller Nancy Swittney Marge Modrack Duane Miles Bassoons Carol Marks Barbara Jackson Oboes Virginia Soerheide Marlene Van Hall Flutes Margaret Williams Vicki Zyoletl Judy Comly John Terrill Kay Eshleman French Horns Joyce Braak Margaret Decker Mary Ellen Murphy Judy Hostetter Bruce Werner Jackie La Rue Scnxophones Molly Kinkema Ray Dull Mary King Beverly Snyder Wayne Schweitler Concie Cooper Doris Buikema Ginger Dornbos Mike Blasky Fred Bruhn Comets Don VVarnaar louis Weiler Bob Boyink Ron Purcell Tom Grimes Rosalind Bishop Shirley Stociklin Peter Bol Carol Kiett Du Ilve Bunny H0-opf' Mzz.ric, Maertro, Plame! Seniorr my So Long 78 lfalee Jlluaic 5 5 l I :ss Clarinets Roger Susterich George Norcross Percussion Marilyn Brandt Fred Van Bemmelen Larry Ticlcner Betty Marton Barbara Prelesnik Jim Crandle Ken Jonker Ray Zimmerman 'ombones Larry Brink Bosses Patsy l-lierholzer Harold Jenkins Bciritones Nathan Hiler Roger Vander Molen John Bolthouse Bob Purcell Paul Eggert John Ruster Bob l-lofiler Karvel Feenstra E J J. Charles Miller Susan Mc Bryant all Try-outs tonight ! Aren't you excited? 'ho got hrst chair? Thus our band began tother successful year under the baton ot xnnister Merwin. During the tall, they pre- nted wonderful halt-time shows at all our :me football games and also traveled to iles to baclc our Bucs. Their two annual concerts gave us all a nance to hear their hne music. They marched our Homecoming and Memorial Day parades. :fnors were won by them at the District and ate Festivals, They also participated in the ttawa County Band Festival with l-ludsonville id Holland. Their big project of the year was the ansorship at the Michigan State College Con- rt Band in two sell-out performances. The band chose as their officers: Don arnaar, president, Larry Tickner, vice presi- 'ntg Mary Ellen Murphy, secretary, and trbara Prelesnik, treasurer, Ozfr new litlflft' ham! 'zvizh their Crazy Rhythm Urclzed fra Tomorrow's Thursday ! Full orchestra rehearsal E The orchestra meets tour days a week as a string orchestra and on Thursday as a complete unit. Incidental music for school dramatic productions was furnished by this enthusiastic group. In addition to concerts, they earned themselves a i in the District Festival which entitled them to go to State! This year's president was Rhoda Jesty, with Violet Schmidt as secretary. Violins Cellos Clarinets Cornets Julio Kendall Barbara Sanders Kay Bronson Don Warnaar Violef gchmgdf Carolyn Bucy Roger Presley Shirley Stocklin 'lf'l'm Boyd Baiizld Ryder Bassoon Percussion R'Cl4 BUZQPY Rhoda Jesfy Carol Marks Susan Mc Bryant John Purdy Koren Gwen John Ruster lnese Liepins French Horns Soxophones Roger Vander Molen JOY COVCOVUH Margaret Decker Molly Kinkema Piano Bruno Olechnowicz Judy l-lostetter Ginger Dornbos Barbara Klein Go, man, go! One, two, three, down beat! Clasficx come to life. 80 -35 .. AL QA Row: Mary Schultz, Jackie Giant, Anita Vandenberg, Autumn Third Row: Mary Jo Gelakoska, Lettie George, Patsy McCaleb, Vlalette, Ray Reeths, Jim Moore, Effie Vander Zwaag, Carol Bob Dykman, Randy Cuti, Sue Sparling, Mary Ann Simon, Barb ianouse, Jean Klaasen, Clara Plant, Beth Schultz. Sanders, Pat McDonald, Kay Gosen, Vicki Lake, Shirley Cook. md Row: Sandra Vonce, Judy Klukos, Pat Ziolkowski, Gloria Fourth Row: Lola Johnson, Marie Driscoll, Coran Hislop, Lloyd Meyers, Charles Van Hall, Les Burch, Joyce Garlarecht, Carolyn Kuhaski, Alice Knuth, Janet Gibbs. Dolphin, Terry Frifeldt, Dan Klein, Larry Braak, Jim Hirdes, Charles Jackson, Len Anderson, Barb Boyink, Virginia Soerheide, Eleanor Reister, Margie Boyink. Choir Do, re, mi, ta, sol . . . that's the choir getting voice. They sang to us many times this year. The Rotary Club and Kiwanis Club were entertained them at Christmas. They also sang a cantata tor us the high school. They had the honor of singing tor the Dedication 'emonies and also participated in the United Nations y and World Day of Prayer programs. A combined concert with Lansing Sexton and G. H. choirs was given. And an excellent Folk Song and Dance Festival was produced in May, which all ot us loved hearing and watching. The director ot the choir is Al Burgess and the otticers are: President, Chuck Jackson, secretary, Barbara Boyink, and treasurer, Connie De Glopper. Cmzcenlmie on middle C, gang! Hardy our itch- ot it? J' 8 we nipula te Top Raw: Pat Farmer, Carol Seaberg, Lenore Wiegert, Norma Nietring, Deanna Darbee, Judy Rice, Jean King, Pearl White, Rose Bryant, Pauline Klemple, Shirley Stocklin, Joan Newlon. Second Row: Corlyn Olthoff, Marge Rebar, Patty Klukos, Carol Vink, Pat Grabowski, Barbara Prelesnik, Janice Zysk, Dolores Puleo, Rose Cuti, Joyce Roossien. Third Row: Sharon Bethke, Judy Hornby, Barbara Kent, Shanna Vannoy, Patsy Rodgers, Sandy Huisman, Carol Sikkenga, Karen Scheitibien, Betty Welling, Sue Sparling, Vicki Zvoleff. Fourth Row: Barbara Metzler, Trudy Nauta, Margaret Williams, Dorothy Clark, Rose Mary Van Tol, Marlene Van Weelden, Phyllis Ridoutt, Joan Marciniak, Joan Voss, Mary Van Horssen, Concie Cooper. 90404. Hit it again! Grab that ball! It you happened to be around the school on Wednesday afternoons, you always heard sounds like these coming from the gym where the G.A.A. was meeting. The group, one ot the largest and most enthusiastic in the school, has as its advisor Miss Lois Schember. The otticers ot the 1953-54 year were Mary VandenBerg, president, Sandra Metzler, vice-president, Molly Kinkema, secretary, and Mary King, treasurer. The girls were divided into teams tor the various seasonable sports, with the following girls as managers 1 82 u.4cle.4 in Sparta Top Row: Kay Bronson, Susan McBryant, Doris Buikema, Carol Kieft, Ruth Ann Buikema, Jane Thoma, Margaret Decker, Miss Schember. Second Row: Janice Ogden, Gloria Purdy, Carol Kanouse, Susan Cooper, Barb Van Esselt, Liz Clark, Joy Corcoran, Ruth Kinkema, Sybil Piersma. Third Row: Carol Bowman, Mary Boyd, Marge Garter, Betty Harper, Ann Marciniak, Jean Newlon, Helen Brigham, Paula Mierle, Polly Cooper, Diana Martyniek. Fourth Row : Connie Soerheide, Lee DeGraH, Sue Schepers, Jackie Capitano, Linda Groth, Mary King, Mary VandenBerg, Sandy Metzler, Molly Kinkema, Joyce Braak, Mary Ellen Murphy. Volleyball Judy Rice Basketball - Dorothy Clark Badminton - - Barbara Metzler Softball - - Jean King The girls who captained the volleyball teams were Sybil Piersma, Jean King, Paula Mierle, and Dorothy Clark. Dorothy's team became the champs. The basketball captains were Connie Soerheide, Betty Harper, Pat Grabowski, Marge Rebar, Barb Metzler, Rose Cuti, Liz Clark, ancl Corlyn Olthot. Pat's team and Rose's team tied for first place. A tournament ot classes was also held during the year, with Mary VandenBerg as captain ot the seniors. Ruth Anne Buikema led the juniors, Jean King, the sophomores, and Pat Grabowski captained the freshmen. 83 girla , Kowfing SSA There's never cz dull moment ot the bowling cilley. Among things to keep us busy were bowling, keeping score, eating, ond studying. This looks like it's going to be cz strike, some- thing mony of the girls in bowling didn't see much ot. This didn't keep Them from hoving fun though. Is it o hit or 0 miss was the thought which wos in our minds once the bgll left our honds. The Hoosier Hot Shots hod plenty of hits ond were the winning teom of the eight thot com- pleted the schedule. flzeerleacfing .vi Cmrm team, FIGHT! All for Gram! Haven, ftmzd Reserve Cheerleaders if to right: Virginia Soerheide, Barb Kent, Barb Mefzler, Jo Anne Gans- rnan, Rosemary Van Tol, Trudy Naufa, np and bollarf Varsity Cheerleaders Le-ff to right: Connie Soerlieide Dolores Puleo, Sandra Metzler Janice Zysk, Rose Cufi. 85 Top Row: Druvvoldis Liepins, John Terrill, Edmond Behm, Carolyn Kitchel, Marie Driscoll, Linda Johnson, Jane Don Zolden, Skeets Miller, Jim Scott, Dave Krause, J. C. Kitchel, Charles Miller, Jake Ver Murlen. Howe, Bill Roloft, Richard Brolick, Bob Hodges, Kenneth Bottom Row: Bill Moc Kay, Frank Weiler, Ronald Young, Buikema, Don Boermo. Rich Aylesworth, Bob Hradsky, Ed Deremo, Roger Presley, Middle Row: Walt Draeger, Tom Brigham, Joanne Mar- 'Glenn De Witt, Dick Schelters. ciniak, Joan Vludika, Yvonne Chittenden, Karen Zuidemo, large cruz, The Rifle Club has 81 members, who fired ll matches this year and won all but two. The range, one ot the few in the stote, has 6 Hring points, proper baclcstops and lights, and 6 excellent new mats. The instructor and director, Kenneth King, is assisted by five non-paid men to whom the club feels very indebted, tor without their help they could not operate. These men are Les Hanna, Larry Johnson, Bill Van Wynan, Chas. Mulder, and l-lerrn Van Opynen. Modern Annjg Ogklgylj, First Row: Tom Winegar, Carolyn Kitchel, Jean King, Dick Scheflers. Second Row: Bill Von Wynon, instructor, Joe Nicosia, Druvvaldis Liepins, Myrle Phillips, Roger Presley. 86 w-qw.-W .,,...W,,,..fw.A . K M4 Third Row, Top: lloyd Dolphin, Bob Neitring, Jeff Wilson, Dennis Shermeta, Bob Hoffer, Harold West, Bill Nauta, Myrle Phillips, Howard Garlhwaite, Wesley Warner, Bob Dykman, Pete Breutzman, Jim Saul. Second Row: Harold Carskadon, Steve Morse, Joe Nicosia, Wayne Schwaifler, Bea Kisosondi, Jean King, Judy Rice, David Shepherd, Tom Winegar, Harold Lutz, Paul Lutz, Paul Kosch, Howard Belhke. First Row: Rog Belter, Marv Boerma, Ed Baika, Mai? Kisosondi, Ray Dull, Bill Fischer, Harold Clover, Ron Beihke, Bob Borgman. Les Hanna, Ken King. Larry Johnson. .. -ni Bill Van Wynan, Chas. Mulder, Herm Van Opynen. A little to the left. Are you IZIVE tlaey're added right? Set your rigbtf, fellowf. Top Row: Miss Siedenschwarz, Nancy Mc Linda, Donna Wick- ham, Julia Kendall, Janice Ogden, Mary Ann Nemeth, Sybil Piersma, Miss Schember. Middle Row: Jean King, Jane Thoma, Suzanne Cooper, Pat McMaster, Carolyn Kitchel, Carol Fricke, Judy Warner, Shirley Cook, Susan Mc Bryant, Barbara Van Esselt. Bottom Row: Sue Sparling, Concie Cooper, Vicki Zvoloft, Margaret Williams, Judy Hornby, Sue Schepers, Jane Kitchel, Jackie Capitano, Christy Lundberg, Margie Karpp. Lia ialina A total ot 30 girls were selected tor the club from among the 80 who were given try-outs in January. Practice sessions are held each Monday atter school, under the direction ot Miss Lois Schernber and Miss Margaret Seidenschwarz. Otticers ot the organization went to Kalama- zoo recently to Western Michigan College's annual water show, Collegiate Capers, to get ideas tor exhibitions planned tor next year. Among the many plain and tancy water ballet numbers now being rehearsed by the girls are water wheels, tub turns, tront and back somer- saults, tront and back Walkovers, split kips, ballet legs, kip, dolphin, marlin, porpoise, shark, lobster and oyster. Officers ot the club include president, Suzanne Cooper, vice-president, Jean King, secretary, Barb Metzler, and treasurer, Jane Thoma. Lookr wry - but I ZL'07Z!fC1'.Q Ready, Jet, go! Oooh-bow could yay? Kaya, wimming Club The new pool also attracted the boys and They, Too, began a swimming club. They worked primarily on basic strokes This year, but great plans are in The offing for next year's team. We'll be anxiously watching for Them Then. The advisor for the club is Mr. Paul Robbins. Back Row: Harry Nuisma, Steve Morse, Richard Aylesworih, Tom Bucy, Dick Suicliffe, Mike Bufcher, Chuck Bucy. Middle Row: Skeets Miller, Scoff Suits, Ron Bethke, Larry Mills, Bill Bucy, Gene De Koeyer. Front Row: David Phillips, James Chiitenden, Bill Fischer, Billy Chitienden, Russell Berg. R 3 T 0...1.... v-L, i Come on in, the wateff fine! Why Jcmb affer 6Z.f1L'i7U.D 89 Shirley Kluempel Michigan Bell Telephone Kay Lemunyon Michigan Bell Telephone Paul Crum Henry Casmier's Market Edna Schippers Michigan Bell Telephone Rebecca Griswold Michigan Bell Telephone Carl Giant .lobber's Outlet Carol Hammond Michigan Bell Telephone Gwen Hamm Michigan Bell Telephone Russell Laman .lonker Hardware Richard Van Opynen Seifert's Bowling Alley Gerald Witherall Jobber's Outlet Ray Ribbink Jobber's Outlet Kenneth Behm Henry Casemier's Market Leslie Ralya Jobber's Outlet James Lutz John Casemier's Market Dale Miller .lobber's Outlet Paula Wuennecke D 81 C Stores Carolyn Bucy Style Shop ractice Jlfalzed Averfea Margaret Bol Jobber's Outlet Sally Sabo Jobber's Outlet Robert Dillenback McLellan Stores Helen Blaney Reichardt Carol Fricke Sanitary Dairy Refaif Consisting ot members vvho are co- operative students in Business Education in the Department ot Vocational Educa- tion, the Retail-Ottice Club strives to create a social setting tor those students who spend part ot their school time in various business places in the community, President - Edna Schippers Vice-President - - Jim Lutz 7re-frofeaaional raining Betty Bloemers People's Savings Bank Pat Krause Grand Haven Karen Zuidema Keller Tool Company Pat Berg Keller Tool Company Jackie Warner Keller Tool Company Motor Company Shirley Wilson Michigan Title Company Marlene Tiemann Dake Engine Company Nancy Teunis Grand Haven State Bank Anna Vander Lee Grand Haven Public Schools Ruth Benedict Bastian Blessing Delores Roossien Jean Rogers Johnston Boiler Works Joyce Meeusen Eagle Ottawa Leather Company Cleone Kaufman Story 8- Clark Piano Cook Hardware Mice The club is afiilioted with the Stale Retail-Office Club and has sent delegates o two annual meetings in Battle Creek und Kalamazoo. Mr. Harold Fisher is coordinator and Jdvisor of the group. Secretary Joyce Ivleeusen Treasurer - Anna VanderLee 91 lla Mae Tripp Municipal Hospital Francis Van Agtmael Holland Loan Association Sally Willaert Grand Haven State Bank Joyce Schmidt Grand Haven Brass Foundry Yvonne Chittenden Grand Haven State Bank Carol Lannin, Kay Vander Wall, and Bertine .N I 4 Hodge, learn how to are operating room equipment. If you should hoppen To develop ony ciches or poins in The fuTure, These ore The girls who'll fix you up. They ore The members of our Nurses' Aide closs. The girls were very ocTive This yeor. They monciged To cop second prize for Their home- coming floof. They sponsored The T7rsT donce for vicTory, in our new gym. Buses were chorfered To oll ouT-of-Town fooTbcill gomes by Them. They worked of The firsT oid sToTion on Dedico- Tion Doy, And Their big proiecf vvos o Three-doy Trip To Chicogo, when They sfciyecl oT The Polmer House ond visiTed Two moin hospifcils. Their odvisor vvos Mrs. Poul Slobough, ond The officers were Borboro Prelesnik, presidenfg Mory Ann Prelesnik, secreforyp ond Mory King, Treosurer. Thi: ir perfectly painleff' Jay Mary Vanden Berg and Mary Prelefnile to Barbara Prelernilr. ln the laboratory are all rortr of rtrange thingff' Aren't babief darling . . . Patfy Hierholzer, jewel The girlr are Marlene Khodl, Nancy Walwood, Corier, and Loir De Brayn work in the nitrrery. and Mary King. eruice ringa Ju Uwn ewarcld .fibrary Where con I get some outo- biogrophies'? Do you corry o bock tTle on this? These ond countless other questions pertoin- ing to the librory ore onswered every doy by the newly-formed Iibrory ossistonts club. its mem- bers include: Doris Hutchinson, Viorgie Tripp, Lilo Johnson, Loretto Mostenbrook, Judith Dovis, Morilyn Crondle, Anno Hidden, Lucille Zolsmon, Carol De Rooy, Poulo Mierle, Ruth Benedict, Joyce Meeusen, ond the ofticers, Gwen Hornm, Toni Polkowski, Jonet McLoughlin. 'Service Our holl monitors were on the iob ogoin, mointoining order in our smort, new corridors. This ye-or they included : Top Row: Loretto Mosten- brook, Ron Bloom, Jerry Hut- tengo, Budge Sherwood, Dick Toylor, Dove Lake, Betsy Lund- berg. Bottom Row: Jeon Rogers, Muriel Timrnermon, Pot Krause, Carol Mcirsholl, Joyce Roosien, Peg Drew, Shoron Bethlce. First Row: Gerry Witherell, Julie Crane, Loretta Mcisten- brook, Anita VandenBerg, David Ryder, Nancy Thellman, Fred Pelfon, Peg Drew, Carol Vink, Pat Rodgers, Liz Clark. Second Row: Cathy Ely, Rose Marie Ely, Helen Mergener, Sharon Bethke, Barbara Van Esselt, Mary Ann Sherwood, unior leer! Crow Our Red Cross Council Truly achieved Their pur- pose - To serve. They brightened many a Christmas loy caroling Tor shut-ins, and by making place mats and napkin rings. They Took part in an Easter pro- gram at Eastmanville. Thirty-Two hours OT work vvent into The wrapping of packages and writing of letters Tor The local Senior Red Cross, Then Tor relaxation, They sponsored The Wooden Shoe Clornp. Fred Pelton was president, David Ryder, vice- president, and Nancy Thellman, secretary-Treasurer. 94 Shirley Stocklin, Judy Klukos, Ruth Ver Duin, Barbara Klein, Betty Harper, Mary Lou Witherell. Third Row: Mr. Tuttle, sponsor, Marilyn Crandle, Pearl White, Sandra Lacuesta, Nancy Van Schelven, Ann Smith, Evelyn Knuth, Linda Brouwer, Corlyn Clthof, Mary Boyink, Pat Ely, Coran Hislop, Kay Eshleman. Prerident Fred at work. ournafiam opefub fualz fencib and Click Camerad Camera Club Top Left: Hey fellowJ, look rhlf way! The Lower Lefl: The clah haf a new dark room under Camera Clah go! enthzzfianfically nnder way the Mage. What a fine improvement! thif year. Lower Righz: Onldoor ,fhooting-with eanzerax Top Right: Prefidenz Larry Braak dernon.fzraze.r of eoame! equipment to other nzernherf of the clah. Mr. Lee Arnold, adoifor, ojferf rome helpfal advice. Notice the new enlargenwhich wax parchafed thif year. 95 The actiifilief JMU bimir the midnight oif. q 'X The family ,rcflioii lizkei' xbiipe. The ipmfzi- .rectioii gem' ii glue lrealmem. Tbiitlf iz iiilly! '---...QA 1 W' Dig More crazy .f7'lzlf7J',! Illlllll It was ci puzzled but enthusiastic group thot set out lost toll to pro duce the Hrst Blue cmd Golcl in the new surroundings. New routines, new habits, ond new problems kept us hopping, Our zypim' at 1cf0rk?.9? in ,dal The lm.s'me.s1s JMU ix all bff.uf1zw'.r ll'f7C7l Hlclbfflg mf! billy. Swzinr .lclj'f7ItLf.Y, crmzivzg np! Oal' EveryThing vvos difTerehT, every- Thing vvos rmevvg so thoT become The Theme of our hook, We hope Thof you will Treosure IT os o hoppy record of your TTrsT yeor in our heouTiTul, new school. OW editor - zrlm zwrkwf, mm' zrrzrkczl, 417111 zmrkcrl The perfect acirimr- OUR Min Dykhffizefz. Q7 OI' OW and R PROM LED US UP A HSTAIRWAV TO THE STARS Top -The clock Jirnck nine,' the fan began. Middle, Left-Time oat for tired feet. Middle, Right - WfaJn'z everything perfect! Lower, Left-Gofh, whaff holding them ap? Lower, Middle -Some panch, perhapf? Lower, Right-And we danced, danced, danced. 98 ur emoriea I-IQMECQMING '53 Top, Lefl - Birds' be mmlile, Bllflj' be qlfiekf Top, Riglol - The Three Litlle Pigfr - Alien' Bffeemzeeru' - fillfllflll M.C.C. Middle, Lefl -Am! rl gow! lime zum' bm! by ull. Middle, liighl-Ilrocizzcfifzfz line for the 'royal mark, Lnzeerw-Hail ,fo Queen Nmzcyf Three claeem' for King Dfw! Am! berefr in the Royal Cflffff - Len Avzzleffmz, Virginia Berg, Camlyn Sluyler, and Iimie Ro1f14'f9or.rl. 99 imp R:qm,?'fzA, U. Wxw by A . .,., ,ma 2'-ggi? V 6 .y., img My V 2 iz ,E A , .2 :+S . 2:.':- 21 gi 'Ml Qi! giffwim :Wg,f5yiai2a,.',-gym.-4,g,, f ,4,,:Q.4.g,X,Q-m V5 . A X4 W 'W f h,5jwaQw'f'aLQg1g5gi5zf - iigglgifilfs , :z, -, -, ig' 'W an ,,,, , , ,F 4-f 4 f Sf' ,f , 4 7, gf Q ggi . .,,,. 3 , ,ig Sie ikb rdf It . as if Q A ,fi -is K gsilp Y .,:ffQ92fQsg45:,v , F FNB - Hmf1:1'q,,, . 5311921145 V 1 2 QQ -'A' N1w,+r:z,Us?v LA' A W ,M 'A + W W:1wL. Liga?-'i.., .. 'EQQJZ ' V :fm A23 E , fm. X . 4, Yiinf 1 f'3??'26 53, A Ni? hw, as is 3:5 ' 2 A J' sh 5 5 , fggfm :B fm .fgwr ew Patterns -- ew pirit -- ew ecorcla Q . undefeated . . . First Row, left to right: John Terrill fManagerJ, Don Prelesnik, Ron Chuck Benes, Mike 'Gruen, Bill Mac Phee, Don DeVecht, Bob Kline, Bill Prince, Chuck Jackson, Dave Lake, Louie Coon, Marv Dykman, Joe Bernia, Len Anderson, Coach Gene Rothi. Boerma, Pete Fisher, Tad Murdick, Chuck Arbogast, Ron Susterich, Third Row: Dudy Rebar, Don Zysk, Ernie Rouwhorst, Rich Marod, Ted Parker, Ron Bloom, Jerry De Witt, Les Burch fManagerl. Jim Smith, Bob Newton, Pete Bol, Jerry Warner, Bill Anderson, Second Row: Coach Don Constant, Bill Barger, Troy Barger, Bob Dave Botbyl, Gene Van Dongen, Gene De Koeyer. Thomas, Bob Purcell, Lamar Barger, Bill Munch, Ed Suchecki, Nine Straight Wins ! ! ! Grand Haven's l953 football team will be remembered in the history of the school and community in many ways. lt was the first Grand Haven football team to go un- defeated and untied. In addition to making this unusual record, they made a name for themselves by their sportsmanlike conduct and the ability to win graciously. Many graduate, but several are returning next year. If the same team spirit, attitude, willingness to work hard and cooperation are shown next year, there is promise of another good team. Coaches. Gene Rothi and Don Constant in their freshman year as first team coaches left nothing to be desired. In guiding the Bucs to their first undefeated season, they won the respect of the players and towns- people as well. We wish them lots of luck in the coming years. Managers, John Terrill and Les Burch were two very fine managers. They were always there when you needed them and were a credit to our team. They both graduate. 102 ..f7 irai ime in .fvliatory Grand Grand Grand Grand Grand Grand Grand Grand Grand Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Ernie Rouwhorst, The Horse, Co-captain. Fine leader and team player. Hard runner and excellent tackler. Good passer and exceptionally quick kicker. Played his best in the toughest games. A real athlete and gentleman. Bill Mac Phee, Mac, Co-captain. First team selection for center on every All-State Team picked. Outstanding team leader and center. Terrific competitor. His booming tackles discouraged many ball carriers. Bucs - '53 Version 26 - - Rochester 6 7 - - Benton Harbor 6 34 - - Grand Rapids Creston i3 39 - - Muskegon Catholic Central O 27 - - Ionia O 7 - - Muskegon Heights O 20 - - Niles 7 49 - - Detroit Servite 7 20 - - Holland 12 229 5i Jerry Warner, Right End, Chuck Benes, Right Tackle, Don De Vecht, Right Guard, Bill Mac Phee, Center, Chuck Arbogast, Left Guard, Bob Thomas, Left Tackle, Rich Marod, Left End, Tad Murdick, Quarterback, Don Zysk, Right Half, Ed Suchecki, Fullbackg Ernie Rouwhorst, Left Half. 103 Ed Suchecki, The Toe. Extra point kicker deluxe. Fine spinning fullback. Provided the offensive spark to pull the Benton Harbor game out of the fire. Ran Kline, Ron. Very fast. Came along rapidly for first year of football until an in- jury sidelined him. He graduates. Tad Murdick, Tad. Clever ball handler and good passer. His poise and imagination in directing the offense gener- ated confidence in the whole team. His quarterbacking will be greatly missed next year. ey finger! eir feat Pete Fisher, Tool. The team humorist. His steady hand was on extra points this sea- son. Very good passer ancl a credit to the school and team. I J Troy Barger, Bung. A iunior hulfback. Played an outstand- ing game in the Muskegon Catholic game. He should do lots of running for the team next year. Bob Purcell, Puc. Played full- back and left half. Excellent punter. He always gave a good performance when called on. We will miss Bob next year. Roger Susterich, Shooey. Senior quarterback and very accurate passer. There isn't a harder worker on the team. We are sorry he is a senior. Yozfre on your own, now, Don. Don Zysk, Zeke. Mr. Touch- down. Haltbock on All-State second team, he works for per- fection. Punter, passer, block- er, runner and defensive back. A real team player. One of best backs in Buc's history. en the Clzipa were own Gruen, Mike. A junior llbock who saw action most- on offense. A hard man to ing down once he gets go- g. He could well be the y to a successful season xt year. Tbeyre off and rfmning! Parker, Ted. A de- 'mined team worker. A iior quarterback giving as- 'ance of some experience at s very important spot for xt year. G ene DeKoeyer, Jits. The only sophomore on the team and regular defensive full- back. A sure tackler as well as a good runner. He should be a two-way player next year. Don Prelesnik, Don. A hard working iunior right halfback who should really arrive next year. Possesses the ingredi- ents to make a good backfield man. We are glad he is com- ing back. Ro n Bloom, Ron. This year's experience plus another year's growth plus natural ability should provide a person bat- tling for a starting halfback assignment next year. I Rich Marod, Mose. A fine pass receiver, crisp blocker and a bulwark on defense. A really good player who play- ed best when the chips were down. We are sorry to see him graduate. Len Anderson, Andy, A iunior halfback who will be battling for a starting job next year. His willingness to carry out difficult assignments in scrimmoges left nothing to be desired. Bob Thomas, Willie. A iunior tackle who performed admir- ably on offense. Seemed to like it best when the going was rough-one reason for optimism for the '54 season. Charles Arbogast, Arbo. Not big-but oh, my! A truly fine offensive guard and downfield blocker. We will miss his spirited play. Bob Newton, Newt. Big Newt caused many of our opponents to have sleepless nights this year. A rough, tough, defensive man who bolstered the middle of our line all year. Don De Vecht, Don. .Held down the all important run- ning guard in our offense-an outstanding blocker. Played as linebacker or on the line on defense, Hard tackles were his specialty. giglzteen .fetter ufinnera Charles Benes, Benes. A lad who performed both ways at tackle, and set a fine example for others to follow. Not a harder worker on the squad. He rates an A in attitude. Marvin Boerma, Marv. A junior who held down a regu- lar defensive end spot. A good tackler who possesses lots of savvy! Performed well on offense when called upon. William Munch, Bill. A senior tackle who played a lot of bull until an old iniury side- lined him late in the season. An aggressive team man who never failed to come through. Jerry Warner, Jerry. A junior who was our regular right end. A good blocker who could really move opposing linemen. Also played well on defense when called upon to do so. Pu! your head down, Ernie. Jerry De Witt, De-De. A iunior guard who won a regular iob as linebacker. A vicious tackler whom we expect big things of next year. 7 'ac ext year l as Smith, Smitty, A iunior nd who was one of the most :proved players on the uad. He will be back :ttling for a regular berth rxt fall. fmt one more Hep. Bil l Anderson, Swede. Big Swede was one of the rea- sons for the success of our defense this year. Improving with every game, he never failed to give a good per- formance. L Peter Bol, Pete. A willing worker who gave us assurance at the tackle spot. His atti- tude left nothing to be de- sired. s Coon, Lou. A junior Lamar Burger, Lamar, A Jard who came through in we shape for us several times. 'e are glad that he will be :ck next year. iunior center who had the ability to snap the ball. One- third of our extra point team. Also developed into a re- knowned punter. Gene Van Dongan, Van. A iunior center who developed fast in his first year of foot- ball. Good linebacker, he could be a great help to us next year. Bill Prince. Will. played con- siderably at guard this year. A willing worker and real credit to the team and school. Dave Lake, Dave. A iunior guard who developed into a good blocker. Played especi- ally well in the Grand Rapids Creston game. .loe Bernia, Joe. A very fast lad who was used mainly as a spot player at defensive guard. He realized a line- man's dream by scoring a touchdown in the Creston game. Charley Jackson, Chuck A reliable sub who gave us as- surance at the vital running guard slot. He wasn't afraid to crack heads. dyed! of ,fuck to Bob Dykman, Dyk. A big Rudy Rebar, Rud. A rangy iunior tackle who played well fast end who could really get on a number of occasions. He the iump on the opposition really came through in the His spirit on the practice field Benton Harbor game. David Botbyl, Dave, A junior end with a good pair of hands. He learned much throughout the campaign and should help us next year. Bill Barger, Bill. An end who was hampered by an early season iniury, but still man- aged to play in most of the games. Pm it in overdrive. stood out all season fue arsity of '54 ' Row: Jim Rouwhorst, Jim Scott, Roy Beak, Bill Arnold, Chuck Neher, Tom Lewis, Karvel Feenstra, Bob Arbogast, Dennis Polak, Ron Westerhouse, Corky Lach, Jim Wayne, Francis Currier. md Row: Coach Lowell, Ron Kunkel, Bill Currier, Doug Poort, Gene Rayla, Walt Draeger, Bill Byl, Jerry Green, Ron Hagstrom, Tom Joiner, John Benes, John Goldberg, Bob Neitring, Bob Soule, 4-2-l is Pretty John Marod, Bill Scott, Coach Robbins. Third Row: Joe Boomgaard, Pete Moore, Norm Davis, Frank McPherson, Bob Hradsky, Dick Denning, Jerry Lietzke, Jerry Wildrom, George Suchecki, Jerry Rycenga, Julian Wildrom, Al Schoolcraft, Jack Schuitema CManagerD. Good The i953 Little Bucs came through with another fine season. Under Coaches Lowell and Robbins, they showed spirit and hustle that will help our Big Bucs in the years to come. Congratulations to a fine team and two very fine coaches. Grand Grand Grand Grand Grand Grand Grand Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven 6 25 O 25 6 25 40 Little Bucs 109 - Holland 6 - Benton Harbor 7 - Muskegon 25 - Muskegon Catholic 7 - Muskegon Heights 20 - Zeeland 6 - Holland O HOGRQY Q GNUTHER TD. N SWK Off WW 0fW'fWffWS os mfa1 1? FM' CONUMFVS YLLL! ,Hard work ffguala Sweat .f gminiuiv ummvfi, li tl First Row: Les Burch fMonagerJ, Tad Murdick, Pele Fisher, Leon Teusley, Coach Sieve Slukcl. Second Row: Rich Marod, Ernie Rouwhorsi, Bill Mac Phee, Don DeVechT, Jerry Huffenga. Third Row: Gene Van Dongen, Don Kummeruad, Phil Clark, Bob Dirkse, Budge Sherwood, Jim Smith. NoT Tall BUT . . . The Bucaneers of '53-'54 Though noT showing a vvinning record, played an im- proved brand of ball. While compiling a 6-9 record They never gave up and were always working. WhaT They lacked in heighT They made up for vvifh speed and aggressiveness. Nine seniors leave This year, lout vviTh some help from The boys coming up, The record can be improved even more nexT year. STRE-E-ETCH Grand Haven 42 - - ST. Joseph Grand Haven 4l - - Niles Grand Haven 37 - - BenTon Harbor Grand Haven 28 - - Coopersville Grand Haven 48 - - Muskegon Grand Haven 47 - - Holland ChrisTian Grand Haven 4l - - Muskegon HeighTs Grand Haven 50 - - Niles Grand Haven 43 - - Holland Grand Haven 47 - - Benton Harbor Grand Haven 57 - - Muskegon Grand Haven 66 - - ST. Joseph Grand Haven 36 - - Muskegon HeighTs Grand Haven 52 - - Holland Grand Haven 42 - - Holland ChrisTian Tournament Grand Haven 111 40 ---- OTTawa Hills Bob Dirlcse Tod Ivlurdick Pete Fisher hey ffagecf lzeir Beat Bill Moc Phee Phil Clark There it gow Leon Teosley Rich Morod 112 gainat the feat Jim Smith Budge Sherwood Gene Von Dongen KAL IIE df1'fgf7ZN Ernie Rouvvhorsf Don De Ve-Chr Jerry Huffengo Don Kcxmmerood I I5 wait ,ttf ext year First Row: John Marocl, Bill Arnold, .Jerry Green, Joel Wildrom, Bob Nietring. Second Row: Tom Joiner, Henry Swiftney, Jerry Lietzke, Joe Woodford, Don Boyink. Third Row: Jerry Rycenga, Jerry Wildrom, Doug Poort, John Boyd, Bill Byl, Coach Don Constant. Practice Makes Perfect The Little Bucs, under Coach Don Constant, showed a lot of desire and worked very hard during the season. They never let down and were constantly improving. Good luck next year. Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven H4 28 14 29 33 47 43 39 34 24 38 39 32 33 46 49 St. Joseph Niles Benton Harbor Coopersville Muskegon Holland Christian Muskegon Heights Niles Holland Benton Harbor Muskegon St. Joseph Muskegon Heights Holland Holland Christian 44 20 41 23 44 50 46 32 49 49 42 36 35 47 30 umbling geala Repredeni ime and albiliiy First Row: Gerry Dixon, Dan Soule, Jim Wayne, Karvel Feenstra, Bob Arbogast, Jim Ellman, Jim Carskadon, Ted Buzany, Phil Vannoy. Second Row: Howard Ver Berkmoes, Ron Hagstrom, Harold Carskuclon, Bob Soule, James Corbett, Art Yager, Don Tiers, Dennis Polak, Mike Sullivan. Acrobatic Artists Year by year, the tumbling team is growing into a well-experienced group, They have given exhibitions around Western Michigan and many have rnarvelled at their ability. In the tour years it has been organized, the tirst three years under Coach Ward and this year with Coach Schaubel, they've worked hard, and earned great admiration. Ili Kaaebafl .flfen re iamonzl Iemona L 1 A El A fl L EW First Row: Larry Carlson, Dean Larsen, Les Burch, Chuck Arbogust, Don Prelesnik, Tad Murdick, Pete Fisher, Rog Susterich, Leon Teasley. Second Row: Bill Colcord, Don De Vechf, Lamar Burger, Bob Purcell, Rich Marod, Jerry De Witt, Joel Wildrom. Third Row: Coach Steve Sulka, Hank Swiftney, Lewis Johnson, Bob Hradsky, Jerry Rycenga, Dave Botbyl, Bill Mac Phee, Gene Van Dongen, Bob Thomas. Grandslammers of '54 It looks like the '54 baseball team is off to a good season. They vvon their first two games and in the second vvalloped Coopersville 24-O which may prove to be an all- time record here. There should be a lot ot action from Seniors Mac Phee, Fisher, Teasley, Susterich, Johnson. We hate to see them graduate, but vve're sure a good team will be back next year. 116 ennia Zeam rowa in ize and L t , .im ix V I WMMMW H L K K I . fxsw. L I im ' x 1 First Row: Duane Miles, Don Mc Bryant, Jim ledinsky, Don Warnaar, Louie Weiler, Doug Poort, Tom Otley, Pete Bol, Bill Byl, Bob Brinkert. Second Row: Couch Gene Rothi, Ted Parker, George Swiftney, Druvvaldis Liepins, Dick Morse, Budge Sherwood, Tom Johnston, Larry Tindall, Pete Sherwood, Jim Seaver, Sonny Levondoski, Dennis Shermeta, Nimble Netmen This year's tennis team is one to watch. Several experienced boys are returning from last year's team, and we expect the best from them. They should be building a good team for next year, too, as only a few graduate. siiiihi 1 IT uc rack Jllen how Spee and Jbility First Row: Skeets Miller, Walt Draeger, Don Ferguson, Bob Dykman, Marv Boerma, Len Anderson, Bob Arbogast, Ron Bloom. Second Row: Louis Coon, Manager, Sam Hammond, Ed Deremo, Bill Prince, Chuck Benes, Larry Tickner, Tom Joiner, Norm Davis, Rog Belter. Third Row: Bruce Lillyblad, Paul Eggert, Bill Burger, Rog Bowen, Joe Gelakoska, Jim Barber, Bob Dirkse, Don Zysk, Milford Wachter, Jim Smith, Joe Fricano, Bill Munch, Manager, Coach Paul Robbins. Not in Picture: Larry Braak. '54 Cinclermen Many records were broken last year, and with the same boys returning this year who did the breaking, it should prove to be a great season, in spite of the fact that Sherwood Dustervvinkle, a much counted on point-getter, was sidelined with an appendectomy. Several ot the boys are graduating this year, but we think there'll be a great deal of support from the remaining lettermen to help build another good team for next year. L Q a it 118 Q01 el'J Halle N l1'la.4ll U SBLIJOH - hui 4 x First Row: Bob Cushing, Al Schoolcraft, George Sucheclci, Jim Berwald, Dick Sutcliffe, Don Winterholter, .lim Scott. 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Co. - - Barbier Funeral Home - - Bastian Blessing Co., The - Big Store, The ----- Bilz Plumbing cmd Heating Co. - Bob and Don's ----- Botbyl's Garage - Braak's Bakery - - Bretschneider Studio - Brian's Cleaners - - Camfield Mtg. Co. - Carl's Garage f - Carpenter, H. C. ---- Casemier, Henry, Super Market - Casemier, John, Super Market - Central Auto Body ---- Challenge Machy. Co. ----- Challenge Stamping and Porcelain Co. Christman Lumber Co. ----- City Auto Trim ---- Constant Radio and Electric - Construction Aggregates Corp. - Cook's Hardware and Plumbing - Cooper's House of Stationery Culligan Soft Water - - Dake Engine Co. - DeWitt's Food Market - - Dieleman's Dry Goods and Shoes Don's Barber Shop - - - Eagle Ottawa Leather Co. Electrical Assemblies, Inc. Erickson's and Ruiter's - Eshleman's Pharmacy - Floto Home Appliances - Fortino's ---- Frank's Florist - Gambles ----- Garzelloni's oo Service - Grand Haven Brass Foundry Grand Haven Daily Tribune Grand Haven Furniture Co. Grand Haven Maytag - - Grand Haven Motor Co. - Grand Haven Peoples Savings Bank Grand Haven State Bank - Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co Gulf Service ----- Hansen's Kitch'n Cook'd - Jmlex to alaluerti.4er4 -- Continued ven Beauty, The - ven Floral, The - lland Furnace Co. - stetter News Agency - ls' Super Service - - e Hour Bowling Lanes - i Rogers' Radio - - i's Bike Shop - - Jber's Outlet - - inson Hardware - inston Bros., lnc. - iker Hardware - - - mmeraad Funeral Home - eter's Restaurant - - - ller Tool Co. - - - ikema Funeral Home - oiman Shoe Store - - ce Upholstering - iinsky Motor Sales - iman's Barber Shop - 8. M .Sc to Sl.0O Store - - - inning, Maxwell, and Moore, Inc. - - ier's Floor Covering - - - :higan Auto Parts - :higan Brass Co. - ler Chevrolet - - ler, Ike - - - ler-Smith Mfg. Co. - ler's Hardware - - ler's lce Cream Store - ill's Shoe Store - - - isher Camera Shop - lder's Drug Store - tional Products Co. - iberg Mfg. Co. - :Ft Pharmacy - - Pipple-Patterson Printers - Poel's Shoe Repair - - Presley's Drug Store - Putter Hubbard Mtg. Co. - - Refrigeration Sales and Service - Reichardts ------ Reimer's Jewelry ----- Ringold Furniture and Hardware - Robbin's Modern Dry Cleaners - Royal Drive-In Cleaners - - S 81 S Cafe ---- Sanitary Dairy - Schultz Motor Co. - - - Screw Machine Specialties Co. - Snack Bar ------ Sport Shop, The - - Spring Lake State Bank - Story and Clark Piano Co. - Strahsburg's Food Market - Sellers, Photographer, Fred - - - Superior Plating and Rust Proofing Co Theater Grill ------- Thieleman Auto Co. - Time Loans, Inc. - Tri-City Dairy ---- Tri-City Fuel and Supply Co. - Tripp-Weaver Superette - Van Coevering-Jolman - Van Tol Hardware - - - Van Zylen Lumber and Fuel - Viening's Men's Store - - Wachter Motor Sales - - - Warber's Dairy and Dairy Bar - Wheeler's Drug Store - - - White Studio, Murray R. - Ypsilanti Motor Coach - . 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