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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1956 volume:

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Doug Poort Ed Deremo Jf::KY rr U'5mGn ' Bob Hmdsky Larry Mierle Pihoese Omer Roger VanderMolen K'-'X Eshlemon Marilyn Par an George Suchecki l-'-'Undo Roof' Jacque Capiiano Sfgglzrsrcross gtllce Kguglg Subscriptions anet i s Druvvaldis Liepins Typim Betty Harper, Murwger Sqndrq CGl'0l KOTIOUSE Concie Cooper Mary Olthof May Karlsons Dianne Gilbert Judy Warner Pat O'Callaghan Marlene VanWeelden Sharon Bethke Kathy Janke Table of Contents Faculty - - page 6 Activities - - page 72 Classes - - page 28 Sports - - - page: l i8 Advertising - page l36 4 M , ' Q E Q.ffffWi'2p2f WW 9 1 ?if d' 'fyggywe 1 NffWM M W BUCC 43 95.5,LSEnQQLDpffQofpfff,ff. 'ffffffg Sv Q, ,hfl.,:lfeff,ffl1feGr,s even is 'H QW? X Qxizfifw . jg dv' X, QQWQ ifggk Q33 5 F A C U L T Y 1' 1 -- 2 f ' R -O' M, 5 4 6 I lx 'i2'! g I -M 'W ' A f J Q 1 glnvll' 'P I-I QW rw 3' unusual- X Glenn H. Olsen A.B., M.Ph. Centrol Michigan University of Wisconsin Prifzcipal Ralph M. Von Volkinburg A.B,, M.A. Cenirol Michigan University of Michigan Michigan Sfoie University Slfpefinlefzcfenl 0 u 1' G zz id e s Miss Hattie E. Young Dean of Girlf Spanirla I mu! II Kansas State Teacher University ot Michigan A.B., M.A. s Coilege or the Future Ray C. Schaubel H M Christiansen Dean of Boy! Arrzrtant Dzreclor ofEd1zcatz01z Director of Recreation C oumelor Michigan State University University of Michigan University of Michigan B 5 A B.S., M.A. Marjorie McLaughlin Englifh III Western Michigan College A.B. 'yfh 'MV' 'T Through English We Learn l . ' Effectzvely and ZS 1, ffm ,L HF? i 7 III and Englifh Literature Belly Nlorle Malley Hope College Englzyh II and III Breadloaf School of English CGlvil'1 College Universify of Michigan Fullbrighf Teacher To Netherlands A.B., M.A. A.B. Geraldine Dykhuizen Reading, Englitlo II Hope College Northwestern University University of Southern California A.B., A.M. to Speak ana' Write More to Appreciate Literature Hal Chastain David Wood Speeds and Dmmatirf Englifb and Speech University ot Florida Michigan State Normal College University of Michigan University of Arizona B.A.E. B.S. 11 Eugene Rothi U. S, I-liftory, W701'l:f Hirlory Hope College University of Michigan A,B., M.A. 'Q Social Science Helps -0 Esther Millicent Campbell Don R. Constant Hirmry Il U.S. Hiflory, Michigan H1 rlory Western Michigan College Western Michigan College University of Michigan 5.5, A.B., M.A. 12 G. V. Cohrs Cizficf, Econrmzicf University of Michigan Western Michigan College s Understand Um' orlcz' 3 ci if 2 Helen Bell Louis F. Hekhuis U.S. Hi.rt0ry,American Problemx Hiftory II, Geography Hope College Michigan State University Northwestern University A,B, A.B., A.M. 13 lX ,Ji U l Ernest L. Swanson Plane Geometry, Solid Geomelry Western Michigan College University of Michigan any ell! ff Mail: and Science Aronse the all ' r Lois B. King Plane Geomelry, Algebra University of Michigan A.B. Frank O. Sanders Pbyricf, Radio, Algebra, Driver Training Albion Western Michigan College University of Michigan M.I.T. A.B., M.S. 14 Marjorie DeNeuf Biology, Ployfiology, Hygiene Hope College University of Michigon Western Michigan College A.B. Students Curiosizjf mm' evelolb Logical Tbinkin Walter S. Lowell D- k V D K Ik Y W Phyfical Education, Biology l?he7ZZ.Mi,r O Hdlsdole 1 I Western Michigan College Western Mnchlgon College Universiiy of Michigan University of Michigan AB., A-M, ' A.B., B.S., M.A. Q 15 444 ATM fC-dfg Arlene M. Kerton Spufzitb I, College Preparatory Euglifb, Euglirb III Central Michigan College University ot Vermont 'Q F0 zfezlgu Luuguuges ezfelolb Our uterest in Other Cultures Afdeno Leer Donna Marie Loew Lafm Libnzrian University ot Oklahoma Asbury College l-lnlVeV5llY Ol Chicago Western Michigan College BVA-I MA- University ot New Mexico University of Colorado A.B. 16 Mrs. .lack E. Thoma Typing, Stenogmphy l Western Michigan College AB. W l Coininerciczl Subjects Tmin Us or the Business World cwnr 0000 'PQ Margaret Young Leone Walters Office Practice, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typing Typing, Business Proceclnres Iowa State Teachers College Michigan State University University of Southern California University of Tennessee University of Iowa AB,AM. Bi MA. 17 S Slk J By Play lEd U yflll U yfMI'1g iff' Physzcal Education Builds Health ana' Teamwork GlP1oy ZEd U yfMl'1g 8 L, 541441 Homemezking and Nurses' Aide Prebezife Us he Domestic Duties or Interesting Vocations BhVTl N Ad CI CII Bld M lShl fN g I Harriette C. Stull Art State Teachers College, North Dakota Minnesota University A.B. 4 Fine Arts Enable Students to Express Themselves -0 Harold W. Rau Bannister A. Merwin Al Burgess Mns'ie Band Choir Chicago Musical College Central Michigan College Michigan State University Western Michigan College Michigan State University MLM-I B-M. B.M.E., tvt.tvt.E. B.S., MM. 20 Harold S. Fisher C0-ordinator of Bzifineff Education Hope College A.B. oceitionezl Tmining Gives Us On-Thezfob Experience James E. Jacobs Lee Arnold Direvtm' of Vacatimznl and C0-omlinamr of Aclnlt Edffcaiion Tracie and lnzlzzflry Western Michigan College Western Michigon College B.S. B.S. 21 Edwin Harold Nelson Intiztytrtul Arty, Auto Driving Western Michigan College University of Michigan B.S., M.S. 'W' he Industrial Department l Y i Kenneth A. King Forrest Thompson Mefbanicul Dmzvtng Machine Shop Western Michigan College Western Michigan College University of Michigan University of Michigan B.S., M.A. B.S., M.A. 22 'jx vi ,jg ..i,8, --. ' . gf G. Vonderberg Auto Mechanic! Michigan State College General Motors Institute V Teaches Manual Skills Mn. King and Mr. Comzant nop in the office for mall. 23 Mn. Reemlen- our regular Jubstitzzte Avis Towers Luucloroom Supervifor Michigan State University B.S. X 'Slbeciul Services Provide Us with Extras in Our Curriculum -0 David Pughqw Fiedd A. Nevins Speech C orrecliou Director of Ecluculionul Michigan State University Memwememf BIA. Western Michigan College University of Michigan 24 Eile D I S y Om' Office Sfdf Keqbs Things Running Sfnootbgf B b ro Szymcs Anno VonderLee S rcmry Secretary I' XX XA N U pper group Le t to right Pearl Lulofs Margaret Van Opynen Eunice Counselor Alice Ruch Ella Vette Middle picture Mrs. Emily Schneider Mrs. Anna Ribbink Mrs. Martha Scott Mrs. .lo Swartz We Keqb the 964506001 Sbqbsbape Henry Groters Ed Kiett 2 Tom Rycenga Henry Katt A ' I 6 A .Q ., '- ,ga il? is -X 1 1 ld! I-I vsplul 11-rm I-'pt Ili Xlquy .X111u5?111xxwuIg fl! Ilmmm- llzallxmxmg llmfmy Sxxmvuy, III! .Xnlxv Slum-I-xml: ill! Sw-uuvwg 1l:1u1 KIM Klumy IH Kmlxx l'lx, Nm-ly llmxllmlu. l.-rvv'.nm- .Xlnflvvw-un. Fqnmly Y.u1'l'-'L S4w1'l1iulw: KIM Hun 511 XYm1x 1 1131 Xl,ui1ulu'4- Vfltnlli UU' 511' lu-lx Nlvllrvg 111 Run llqgxlnwul, liznlw Xfnmwlfwnlvg 131 Sm' 4'4r-'pug Svlupm-. X1.1v'5 ICM-n l.4-:mm H73 Im-lf l.n11:m-. Nfuluxv limuxpnx lfr Nlv XX-+4-4Ig 42 I Hz, 4 M,wl:m1. IRQ lfv.xx. S1X1-'I- Xlulh-x1 lNi -lvnvx llru I4-ll mx. ml Il.u1x Xvwxnxr1x,ng1 lIU-1.41 Xl-Ll.uu,,l4-M11l.1ll:y: 41411 I',u11m: Slmffnvlx, C L S S ? E 2? S F' Q 94 'Vo Z N- ' fszefisb WH! l., J ,3 , gmc S ,. 7 K .ww I mw- . W in ' rw F5 v-:amz W' fl? fi? P Officers Joe Woodford Preridem To Joe, we wish to express our thanks, Whose leadership, advanced us to the top ranks, Our 56 class is the best in the state, Working with Joe, we acquired this fate. Tom Joiner Vice-President The one who handles the problems we don't grasp, ls Tom, the Vice-President of our class, Now we can soy, Job well done, And thanks a lot, for all the fun. Trudy Nauta Secretary Our minutes and reports were kept throughout the year By Trudy, our Secretary, who is full ot good cheer. We'd like to thank you for the time it took, To keep straight, our class record book. J u dy K I u kos Treasurer The debits and credits are all kept straight, By the adding and subtracting on Judy's slate, Seeing we're ahead on our tinancing set, We know she did a good iob, you can bet. 30 Senior Honor Roll Anne Shepard Virginia Dornbos Reanna Lee DeGrafT Vicki Zvolett Paul Oltman Anita VandenBerg Dianne Gilbert Phoebe Osner Constance Cooper Raymond Dull Nancy Thellmann Richard Brolick Margaret Russell Barbara Metzler Jean King Karen Schiefelbein Carol Sikkenga Judy Warner Everett Moore Marilyn Parpart Marjorie Boyink Richard Morris Judith Hostetter Sybil Piersma Thomas Joiner Jane Thoma Jacquelyn Capitano Harland Noll Pauline Sloznik Elizabeth Kitchel June Baker Mary Ellen Lesar Linda Groth Deanna Darbee Susan Schepers JoAnn Newlon Edmond Behm Betty Harper Richard Harmon Janice Ogden Joseph Carl Woodford Voledictomm Dean Gary Reenders Salutatorian Edmund R. Behm Maude Il may take a while, hut I will :lo it Jome day. Rifle Club Retail-Office Club Vernon F. Behm Vern Dorff he deceived hy quiet ufayx, uiizh mix- chief he e'er jill: his dayxf' James M. Beukema ,,Jim,, Ar lan! Intramural Basketball Rifle Club-President and Vice-President Sharon Ann Bethke Shar What, no hoyf in heaven? jail leave me here! Annual Board G. A. A. Bowling Red Cross Student Council Senior Play lCrewi Junior Play lCrewl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Service Club Retail-Office Club Choir Nancy Bierman Nance Willa a mimi' of her own. Retail-Oflice Club Robert A. Arbogast Arbo School hreah: up my whole clay. Football Track Intramural Basketball Tumbling Varsity Club David M. Barbier NDGVSH I'm goin' down the road. June Carol Baker June She'J ax good as :he it fair. Retail-Office Club Richard K. Bazany Rick In my car I'll wander o'er the world, Orchestra Bowling Junior Play lCast and Crewl Rifle Club Edwin Behm HEdll School is a nightmare. and I manage Io .rleep through il. Rifle Club Rosalind Jean Bishop Rose She ix lyenelf, that is enough. Band Retail-Oltice Club Donald John Bosrma Boom QueIti0n.r don? lwlber me-if: the an5u'erJ. Hi-Y Senior Play lCrewv Junior Play lCrew1 Rifle Club Albert Bos Dutch Every day it the ben day of the year. Michael Blasky lIMike1l Young and foolirbf' Band Bowling Junior Play lCrewl John P. Bolthouse Johnny He is liked by all dexervex to be. Band Truth for Youth dn Don Boyink uDOnu ln basketball be'J 'johnny- on-tbe .tp0t'. Basketball Richard Brolick ffreachf' Fm all right. the world? M Wong, Annual Board Hi-Y-Treasurer Student Council Junior Play lCrewl Rifle Club Photography Club John S. Boyd Monster A hero shall be tall, you know. Basketball lReservel Orchestra Intramural Basketball Marjorie Boyink ,.Mcri,, Tlaere'J mafia in my foul. Annual Board Choir Red Cross Student Council Junior Play lCrewJ One-act Play Festival lCrewl Vernon A. Bryant Vern He haf an eye for color -lzlonds, bruneller, and rezll9eadJ. Jacquelyn A. Capitano Capitano Jackie Her red hair .fhow.r her temper, hut her brown eyex .thow her real being. Annual Board G. A. A. Bowling Senior Play lCrewi Junior Play lCrewi Retail-Ollice Club Catalina Club Harold L. Carskadon noudeii He lives long who liver well. Choir Hi-Crier Senior Play CCrewJ Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Intramural Basketball Rifle Club Photography Club Tumbling Robert Lynn Clark Dorothy Jean Clark Dart Peppy and gay ana' al- u'ay.r full of fun. Choir G, A. A. Bowling Hi-Crier Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Sandra Raye Collette nsponu Hscndyu I am one of thote gentle A maiden with a certain one: who will use the charm. devil himself with courteryf' Rifle Club G. A. A. Retail-Office Club Charles Frederic Bucy Thomas Page Bucy Chuck It all dependx on how you look at it. Choir Thespians Senior Play fCasti Junior Play ICrewl Rifle Club One-act Play Festival lCast1 Stanley J. Buczek, lll Stanwich I Jhould enjoy high Jchool life if I didn? trouble to .rtua'y. Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee if-I-omn With jun enough learn ing to mix-quote. Choir Hi-Y Thespians Junior Play lCasti Jr.-Sr. Pram Committee Retail-Oflice Club One-act Play Festival lCast and Crewi Future Teaher's Club William L. Byl UBHIH You're an old smoothie. Football Basketball fReserve1 Tennis Class Olticer-Sophomore Vice-President Intramural Basketball Larry Carlson ULUHY., A jolly and a true happy fellow. Annual Board Choir Senior Play iCrewJ Junior Play lCrewi Photography Club-- President Barbara Marie Cook Barb A pleamnl girl with a plearant ,rmile. Band Constance Mary Cooper Conde A miichieroux twinkle in her eyex gives ber array. Annual Board Band G. A. A. Tri-Hi-YfCl'1aplain Thespians Senior Play lCrewi Junior Play iCrewi Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Service Club One-act Play Festival iCrew1 Catalina Club Willard E. Currier Wild Bill The reaxon 11 man who mmdx hir own lfminerr rucreedx. ii because he bar Jo lillle rompetilionf' Football Track Intramural Basketball Varsity Club Karen Joyce Cook Karen To judge tbir maiden right, you WUI!! knoll' hen., Ju niar Play iCrewi Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Retail-Cttice Club Suzanne M. Cooper Coop Somebody lover me- -hul who? Annual Board4Business Manager G. A. A. Hi-Crier ThespianseSecretary Senior Play lCrewl Junior Play lCrewl Jr.4Sr. Prom Committee Cheerleading One-act Play Festival lCrewi Catalina Club Robert Cushing Haag Bob I am sure rare ix an enemy to life. Golf Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Lakeside High, Lakeside, Ohio Deanna L. Darbee Basketball Reanna Lee DeGraff ,,Lee,, i1Deeu The harder I try. lhe gooder to be, lbe rrorrer I am. Men may Jigb and tear their hair. but I'll talk on forever. Annual Board-Faculty Annual Board G. A. A. Editor G. A. A. Tri-Hi-Y- -Secretary Junior Play lCrewi Hi-Crier-Editor Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Service Club Retail-Office Club One-act Play Festival iCasti Edwin J. Deremo UEdlI A man among men. but mostly among women. Student Council Senior Play CCrewD Rifle Club Student Council Thespians Senior Play fCrewl Junior Play iCastl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee One-act Play Festival fCrewJ Alan Kieft DeWitt MAIN Life if a Jerious propori- tion-girlf, too. Raymond Power Dull ,,RGy,, l'm a politician hut my other hahitx are good. Annual Board Band Orchestra Hi-Y Hi-Crier Senior Play lCastl Junior Play lCrewJ Rifle Club Patricia Delores Farmer ,,Pm,, My Jmile can make a Jammer where dark- nexs elxe would go. G, A. A. Retail-Office Club William F. Fischer Bill A man u'ell known for hir deedxf' Rifle Club Swimming Club Karvel Feenstra Feen A more Jpirited drum- , mer never li11ed.' Football lReserveJ Band Orchestra Rifle Club Tumbling Ronald Earl Fisher ,,ROn,, Give me anything on ufheelx ana' l will make it go. Choir Junior Play lCrewl Intramural Basketball Hot Rod Club Jacquelynn Donner Jackie A charm all her own- her friendlinenf' Annual Board Red Cross-Secretary- Treasurer Senior Play lCrewl Junior Play lCrewl Future Teacher's Club Roselie Dove Rosie A real frientl to all who knou' her. Virginia Mills Dornbos Ginger Ever see a cute girl who u'am't willing to flirt- jurt a little? Band Orchestra Tri-Hi-Y-President Thespians Senior Play lCrew Junior Play lCrew One-act Play Festival lCast and Crew Margaret E. Drew Hpegu The :miles that win. the eyex that glow. Annual Board'--Features Editor Tri-Hi-Y Bowling Red Cross Thespians Senior Play fCastl Junior Play lCrew Jr.-Sr. Prom Cammitfee Service Club Cne-act Play Festival lCast and Crew' Kay R. Eshleman Dimples To keep happy ir all l try to do. Annual Board Bond Bowling Hi-Crier Red Cross Senior Play lCrew Junior Play lCrew Jr.ASr. Prom Committee Nurse's Aide JoAnn Kay Gahsman Joni Can we ever have too much of a good thing? G. A. A. Bowling Student Council Thespians Senior Play lCrew+ Junior Play iCasta Nurse's Aide Cheerleading Janet Louise Gibbs Jan Long live the merry hear! that lilies by day anzl night. Annual Board Choir G. A. A. Nurse's Aide One-act Play Festival lCrewt Merton LeRoy Goldberg Men Small, lm! oh n1y. ' Howard Lee Garthwaite Howie I get a kifk ont of life. Annual Board Senior Play iCastJ Junior Play lcfewl Rifle Club Debate Team Dianne Gilbert HDV, Il'.r a friendly heart that haf plenty of friendxf' Annual Board Tri-l-'li-Y Thespians Senior Play lCast and Crewu One-act Play Festival lCrewJ Canoga Park High, Canoga Park, Calif. Student Council Pep Club G. A. A. Social Committee Girls' League Council Larry Grant Hlbegt, 'Prmfidence provides for rr me ana' I am content. Intramural Basketball Gerald K. Green Allan Grevel Je,-ry Sunshine Sigh no more, ladies. sigh Heli :ge 5514550771 no more: men are de- flnflgf- ceizferx ever. Rifle Club Football Basketball Intramural Basketball Rifle Club Home-coming Court Tom Grimes Robert L. Grossman llTornH llBobll There are two .rider to It if impnuible to pleaxe every quextion, the wrong all the world and one'.f ride and my tide. teachers. Band Choir Melvin Dale Herrington HMQIH Some men are horn lucky. otherx have luck thraxt upon them, then there'J me. Band Fred Hodges ufgredu Never worry today if you ran put it off until to- morrow. Bowling Intramural Basketball Tumbling Judy Hornby Judy The gladdext wordx of tongue or pen-tonight there if a dance again. Annual Board G. A. A. Bowling Senior Play lCrewJ Junior Play iCrewt Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee One-act Play Festival Catalina Club Marywood Academy, Grand Rapids Choir Willis C. Holmes Will Anything hut a quiet life. Judith Kay Hostetter tl-judll She if happiext who ii' hwy. Band-Secretary Choir Orchestra Bowling-Secretary Thespians Senior Play lCast1 Junior Play lCrewi Linda Lee Groth Linda A good time if im- portant. Annual Board G. A. A. Senior Play lCrewJ Service Club Retail-Ottice Club Richard L. Harmon Dick If he will. he will. you may depend on it, but if he u'on't . . . Algonac High School Honor Society Future Teacher's Club Ronald C. Hagstrom Ron All uforh and no fun i.rn't the life for me. Football CReservel Bowling Intramural Basvcetloall Rifle Club Tumbling Betty Lou Harper Betty A xmile for all. G. A. A.-President, Vice-President Student Council Thespians Senior Play lCrewl Junior Play lCv'ewi Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Junior Class Officer- Treasurer Service Club Rifle Club One-act Play Festival lCrewt Annual Board James Dean Hirdes Ulm., With a mind of hir own. Baseball Choir Bowling Intramural Basketball Retail-Oliice Club Truth tor Youth Robert Paul Hradsky Big Bob Good men and humor lizfe forever-ro will I! Annual Board Football Baseball Hi-Y Student Council Thespians Junior Play lCastl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee One-act Play Festival lCastl Varsity Club R. Catherine Janke Cathie The hlzfsh ii' heantiful. but Jrmlelimer in- l'0iZI'U7li9?1f. Choir Hi-Crier Chicago Library Choir G. A. A. Thomas E. Joiner Tom Did anyone my I u'a.r quiet? Football Basketball lReservel Track Bowling Student Council Junior Play lCrew, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Vice-President Senior Class Intramural Basketball Varsity Club-President Sandra Faye Huismann Sandy BuhhIir1g orer with joy. Annual Board G. A. A. Tri-Hi-Y Thespians Senior Play lCrew1 Junior Play lCastl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee One-act Play Festival lCrewi Thomas L. Jansiewicz Tom Why ttmly-Q The more ue .fludy lhe more there ir In 1' 0 rgel. 9- . Carol Anne Kanouse Nouse Q1minl and quiet hut liked hy all. Choir G. A. A. Bowling Red Cross Junior Play fCrewi Library Club -Treasurer Dorothy Lou Karpp Marlene Rae Kamp Her eyey were ulwuyx glancmg: her feet were ul11'11y.r rlarlriflgf' Student Council Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Maiia Karlsons HMGYH HelpfulneJJ it her .remml mzturef' Annual Board James Karr Dorf uhm., I Iil!l'L'f trouhle lrouhle He 545 plengy of thingy 1171111 truuhfe lmuhlex N, p1,y11.j5 day 1,655,135 W6'-U xchoolf' Annual Board Bowling Senior Play lCrewl Intramural Basketball Rifle Club Patricia Jean Klukos ,,PG,,. Be good and you'll he happy, but you'll min a lol of fun. Annual Board G. A. A. Senior Play lCrewl Junior Play lCrew1 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee One-act Play Festival lCrewl Jean King Kinger She'J juxt the girl I would have for a friend. Annual Board Band G. A. A. Student Council Senior Play lCrewl Junior Play lCrewl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Rifle Club-President Catalina Club-President Thespians Sandra Kay Klop Sandi ,. The later you get to .vchool in the morning. the .fhorter the day? Choir Annual Board Elizabeth Jane Kitchel Janie If the good die young, hou' have I managed to live .fo long? Annual Board G. A. A. Bowling Red Cross Senior Play lCrewl Junior Play fCrewl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Service Club Rifle Club Retail-Oftice Club Catalina Club Judith Kay Klukos Judie Her eye: ouishine the :tart as daylight doth a lamp. Annual Board Choir G. A. A. Hi-Crier Red Cross Thespians Senior Play lCrewl Junior Play lCrewl Senior Class Treasurer One-act Play Festival lCrewl Jr.'Sr. Prom Committee Alice Martha Knuth Alli Quiet on the outside hut enjoying life all along. Annual Board Choir G. A. A. Esther Ann Kueken IIESII For Jhe ufa.r just the quiet hind whole man- ner never varieff' Nurse's Aide Student Council SGndf0JOGnneLGCUeUG usundyu MuJic if the life of me. Red Cross Cornelius Gene Lach llcorkyll Eat, drink. and he merry for tomorrow we may have an exam. Football Intramural Basketball Jacqueline Jean LaRue Jackie l'm going lo get all the fun out of life while 1'm Jtill young, Band Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Retail-Oftice Club Senior Play lCrewl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Catalina Club Mar Ellen Lesar Kenneth R. LeMieux Y Mary Ellen Ulqenu I'll Jellle down one of A good mr! and u good sport. Thomas Clair Lewis ,,TOm,, Hllncfl. Napoleon ll'd.t' imull, lun. Football Bowling Library Club Truth for Youth Elaine June Lutz I. .t eury to make peopfe 'lhink' yolfre quiet-I diff, Senior Play ICrewi Junior Play ICrewt Future Teacher's Club lbexe dam. Annual Board Orchestra-Vice-President Band Tri-Hi-Y Student Council Thespians Senior Play iCGsti Junior Play lCrewi Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Cheerleading Druvvaldis Liepins Dru He'zl inlerrupl St. Pelerli' rofl cull In ark a qzzexlimzf' Annual Board Tennis Illeservei Hi-Y-Secretary Student Council Thespians-President Senior Play ICrew Junior Play tCast' Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Intramural Basketball One-act Play Festival fCrewi Rifle Club David McCaleb HMGCU Alf thiugr mme to him who u'ail.r. Football Patsy Lee McCaleb Pat M0n'e.rly ir ber greatert zzitradimzf G. A, A. Glenwood McGeorge 1fMUCff Daniel E. McDonald Dan fl ll'077ld!1 is just a zz Oman. bn! 4 fiffdf it u gow! rmoke. Football Intramural Basketball Retail-Office Club Princeton, Illinois Football Band Intramural Basketball Freshman Class- President Margaret Ann Markle Bunny Girls aluzzyi look tzwive lf ,he haf ,my fa,,j,L 5190 at flair bmzzlrovle well- jef, ,U in ,j0Q,j,, ' mmmerezl boy. Annual Board Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Service Club J. Charles Miller ,,Tiny.. When joy and duty crath, let duty go to xmaxhff Band 4, Choir Y Senior Play CC Junior Play CCre Rifle Club .Up f a K Charles Ernest ille Skeets Nothing great wax ever achieved without enthutiaxrnf' Annual Board Hi-Y-President Thespians Senior Play lCrewl Junior Play fCrewl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Rifle Club One-act Play Festival lCast and Crewi Everett R. Moore, Jr. Pete Still ufaterx have depth. ln him a lot of knowle edge is kept. Football David Henry Moll Dave Live a little. Intramural Basketball Wendell R. Morris 'foiciw Calm and Studioux with a depth of character. Annual Board Tennis Hi-Y Thespians Senior Play CCrewl Junior Play CCrewl One-act Play Festival lCastl John E. Marod John The world know: litt it: hest man. Football Basketball lReservel Student Council Diane Kay Martyniek Diane le of She smile: rweetly yer fave: her real love for juxt one. Band G. A. A. Tri-Hi-Y Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Retail-Office Club Thespians Barbara Anne Metzler Lawrence Leo Mierle IIB bl! Gr Larry A bag of fleas if eatier to keep guard over than a woman. Annual Board Item: that no woman .rhall some within a mile of my court. G. A. A. Tri-Hi-Y Student Council Thespians Junior Play CCastJ Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Class Officer-Jr. Secy. Cheerleader Catalina ClubfSecy. Bowling Annual Board Hi-Y Bowling Judith Anne Miller Judie The angelx are not half Jo happy in heaven. Annual Board Band G. A. A. Bowling Hi-Crier Thespians Senior Play lCre-wl Junior Play lCrewl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Service Club One-act Play Festival lCrewl Joan Kay Mosher Margaret Belle Munch ifijoonii Tbere'J a naughty flfillklf in ber wer. Margaret .S'ilenre and dircrelion Junior Play lCrewm Retail-Ottice Club Gertrude Ann Nauta are expecially becom- ing in zz girl. G. A. A. Bowling Red Cross Norma Jean Neitring ,,TrUdy,, l5z1tb1fsi-i-i-fum Norm G. A. A.---Secretary Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer Bowling Thespians Senior Play lCrewi Junior Play lCrewi Class Oflicer- -Sr, Secy. Retail-Oftice Club Cheerleader Oneract Play Festival lCasti Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee JoAnn Newlon Can any queen be half .ro great, .ro kiml. .ro goozl. at I? Annual Board G. A. A. Junior Play lCrewi Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Retail-OFfice Club HJOH She ix :well pair! that it ll' Barbara Jane Nieusma Bobbie eff .tuli,ffic1l. Annual Board G, A. A. Senior Play lCrewi Junior Play lCrewm Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Oneeact Play Festival lCrewi Her good nature mn- querx all. Annual Board Band Bowling Senior Play lCrew'l Junior Play lCrewl Catalina Club Harland Noll Harland Ah, why .fhfllllll all life labor be? George Edwin Norcross George They call it pbyximl vulture. Annual Board Tennis Band Student Council Senior Play lCrewfm Junior Play iCrew'i Class Otticer-Sophomore Treasurer Service Club Pvfriciv Ann Janice Elaine Ogden O'Callaghan Umm., POW What Irearurex can She bat many mzmefeff C0lH1fEfI'l1il zz friemf? z'irlz1eJ'. G. A' A' Choir Bowling Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Catalina Club Eunice Joan Overzet Mittens Her air, her mannert: all who sau' admired, Muskegon Christian G. A. A. Choir One-act Play lCasiJ Marilyn Ruth Parpart Moe A maiden u'itl1 a eerlain charm. Annual Board Student Council Senior Play lCrewJ Junior Play lCrewl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Retail-Oltice Club Loretta Mae Peel Loretto Life ar a whole it pretly good. Choir Bowling Nancy Payne ,,Ncm,. just a noble, all around girl. Bowling Sybil A. Piersma Ilsybll Per.for1alily Annual Board Tri-Hi-Y-Vice-President Bowling,-Treasurer Student Council-Pres Thespians Junior Play lStudent Director! Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Class Ollicer-Soph. Pres. Homecoming Queen and Court One-act Play Festival Catalina Club Mary Anne Olthof Siren Queen rote in a rose garden of girl.v. Annual Board Student Council Choir Retail-Office Club Truth for Youth Janice Kay Osmun ,,JGn,. Her future jun parredf' Bowling Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Retail-Office Club Kelloggsville Future Nurses School Paper Booster Club Choir Y-Teens ff Paul K. Oltman HPOUIH bud Would you like to see my etching? Annual Board Thespions-Treasurer Senior Play CCostJ Junior Play lCastJ Rifle Club Phoebe Ann Osner 'rebel' Shelf at good as .the lookff' Annual Board Senior Play iCrew Junior Play iCrewl Jr.-Sr, Prom Committee Marcia Parker Marsh Sure have a zromlerful lime. Library Club Dennis Polak Denny Douglas Alan Poort HDOUQN Quiet in appearance with Left have 4 debate, motive: unknown. Football lReservesl Tumbling Ronald Purcell Purcy Meanwhile, hack at the raurhf' Band Hi-Y Intramural Basketball Margaret M. Rebar Marge Without her Jmile, there would he no .fllII.fbill6.'l G. A. A. Senior Play lCrewl Junior Play lCrewl Annual Board Football Basketball Tennis Band Hi-Y Class Ofticer-Freshman Vice-President Service Club Varsity Clu b-Secreta ry- Treasurer Future Teacher's Club Gloria Yvonne Purdy Gloria HPd1'l0l'd u'a.t never like thitf' Choir G. A. A. Senior Play lCrewl Junior Play lCrewl Service Club Gerald V. Retzlali Retz Dean Gary Reenders Dean If learning rould keep a man alive, he would out! live Methutelahf' Band Orchestra Hi-Y Student Council Senior Play lCrewl Photography Club Richard Wayne Reus Dick Good humor if the health lVlgdt 4 711471 dgrgy of the malf' . . . I dare. Bond Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Rifle Club Judith A- Rice Phyllis Ridoun Judy Phil I have the hahit of looh- A1,,t,,y5 4 jmijing ing 071 fb? be!! .fide of ggyfllgyggnfgfl every event. Annual Board G. A. A. Senior Play lCrewl Junior Play lCrewl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Rifle Club G. A. A.-Treasurer Lynda Lou Ruiter llLyndOll Ain't it a shame, Junior Play lCrewl Retail-Oftice Club Margaret Fruscella Russell Marge Cute little girls are dang- erous things: they often keep us from sprouting wings. Student Council- Secretary Senior Play lCrewl Junior Play lCrewJ Class Officer-Fr. Secy, Soph. Secy, Jr. Pres. Jerry Rycenga Rise His friends are many , . his foes. has he any? Football lReservel Basketball Joun Lee Ruster Rusty Sh Boom. Band Orchestra Hi-Y Junior Play lCrewl Retail-Oltice Club One-act Play Festival lCrewJ Mary Ryder Mary Now which . . ' G. A. A. Bowling Senior Play lCrewl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Sandra Lee Robbins ,qoppern As if I didn? have enough on my mind. Annual Board Red Cross Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Retail-Oftice Club- Treasurer One-act Play Festival lCrewJ Lorence William Roloff Bill Easy come, easy go. Junior Play CCrew1 Rifle Club James Rogers mmf' Too much speaking is not the hestf' Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Kenneth E. Ruiter Memo In stature small. in deeds great. Intramural Basketball John Rumsey John I pointed the gun . . I shot . . . I missed. Bowling Football llleservesl Rifle Club Sally Ryder Lynne Rynders IASOHYII IIDOCII . . . if u'hirh.9 Happy-go-lurhy, fair and G. A' A' free: nothing exixlt that Bowllng bother! me. Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Clwair Nurse's Aide 'Ronald Salisbury Susan Lynne Schepers HR ff Suz MN lil I IIN .1 ,. She'J here . . . I heard Zu lf mc L 1' her giggle. ow mg Annual Board G. A. A. Tri-Hi-Y Thespians Senior Play lCastl Junior Play iCrewi Service Club Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Cne-act Play Festival iCasti Catalina Club-Vice- President Karen E. Schiefelbein Kiki Happy-go-lllrhy. G. A. A. Tri-Hi-Y Bowling Hi-Crier Thespians Senior Play iCrewl Junior Play lCrew Jr.-Sr, Prom Committee Nurse's Aide One-act Play Festival iCrewi Jack E. Schuiteman Albern Schoolcraft HJUl'lleH Quiet and :elf-contained. Football lReservel Basketball lkeservei Baseball Golf Bowling Intramural Basketball Darlene E. Schutz 5Cl1uit Darlene You'zf'e gotla life a litllef' We live in 4 land of lcoolboll lfF6'd7Il.l'.,'v Track G. A. A. Intramural Basketball Bowling Varsity Club Wayne R. Schweifler Wayne Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Carol Mae Seaberg Carol Good humor if the health Her quietnen is the Jee- of the mul, Band Senior Play lCrew9 Rifle Club ret of her diligence. G. A, A. Retail-Office Club Pauline Sloznik Pauline Dream along with me. Annual Board G. A. A. Bowling Student Council Thespians Senior Play lCrew'r Junior Play lCrewl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee One-act Play Festival lCrewl Portage, Michigan Student Council Sue Jane Sporling Sul Tart ix the ampoken part of what is thought. Annual Board Choir G. A. A. Tri-Hi-Y Thespians Senior Play lCast and Crewj Junior Play lCastl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee One-act Play Festival lCrewJ Gerald Stillson Jerry Give me my chance. Football Intramural Basketball Varsity Club David A. Stafseth Dave No zfiolinirt did ever play more Jweetlyf' One-act Play Festival lCastJ Student Council Senior Play lCostt Ardian High School Football lReservei Track Booster Club Basketball lReservei Annual Board Student Council Shirley Mae Stocklin Shirl Gahriel'J hetter half. Band Choir G. A. A. Red Cross Student Council Thespians Senior Play lCrewi One-act Play Festival Costl Catalina Club Future Teacher's Club -President Jim Seaver Anne Shepard U 4 H Annie ,Th Jul I lj. V lt'x nine to he natural doetifinnfeeliiftlfiiglfm f'.'ffi'. W' We 'mUy lllfe. Tennis lRe5eVVel Annual Board-Editor Hi'Y Bowling-Treasurer Sllfdenl Council Hi-Crier-Art Editor Thespians-Scribe, Pres. Senior Play lStudent Directori Junior Play lCrewt Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee One-act Play Festival lCrewt Dexter High School Class OFlicerAFresi1. Secy. Tom A. Sickman Carol Ann Sikkenga fffomff Carol HHH! and j,a,dJ,lff Someone Jzveet u' alu'ajy.i' zrell lthetif' A n nual Board Choir G. A. A. Bowling Senior Play lCrewl Junior Play lCrewD Retail-Oftice Cltb Virginia Rae Soerheide Ginny 'She if brilliant. helpful. loving, and glad, and more nice thingr that we roultl add. Annual Board Band Choir Orchestra Senior Play lCrewl Junior Play lCrewl Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Cheerleading lReservei George Suchecki George The hlaze of reputation umnot he hlouin out. Annual Board Football iReservei Golf Junior Play lCrewi Intramural Basketball One-act Play Festival lCrewi Scott O. Suits Suitsie Old mutter painter, Choir Jr.'Sr. Prom Committee Nancy Ann Thellmonn f,NunH She has a knack of Jeeirlg 1hin,q.r ax they ure. Annual Board Tri-Hi-Y Red Cross-President and Secretary-Treasurer Junior Play lCrewi Jr,-Sr, Prom Committee Retail'Oflice Club' Secretary Helen Elizabeth Suchecki Helen Sweet and lively. G. A. A. Junior Play lCrew1 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Retail-Office Club Henry A. Swiftney Hank A good man ir hard to find. Annual Board Football Baseball Basketball tlleservei Student Council Thespians Senior Play lCasti Junior Play lCastf Class Oflicer-Freshman President Home-coming Court One-act Play Festival lCastJ 49 Jane Elizabeth Thoma Jane She'5 quiet and meek throughout the week, hut oh . . . thoxe ufeekendxf' Annual Board Band G. A. A. Tri-HIAY Red Cross-Vice-President Student Council- Vice-President Thespians-Vice-President Senior Play lCrewl Junior Play lPrompteri Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Cheerleading Frederick E. Anita L. Vanden Berg Van Bemmelen NWO Hpredfi A brain har the that What a jolly Jpirited 7'e1'e efmn mguef' Annual Board Bond Choir-Secretary Choir Treasurer Orchesim Red Cross4Vice-President Hi-y Senior Play lCrewi Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee One-act Play Festival lCrewl Future Teacher's Club- Secretary'Treasurer James C, Vander Beek James M. VonderMolen ffjimu Bones I am fond ofthe company HKWW' 'haf he lbflf if 4 of 1,,die5. friend to himxelf is 4 Bowling friend to all. Jr,-Sr. Prom Committee F00TbOll llleservel Tennis Choir Tumbling Truth for Youth Carol Ruth Vink Carol She giggles as she goes. Band G. A. A. Tri-Hi-Y Red Cross Junior Play lCrewt Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Retail-Office Club Raymonda BethWachter Robert D. Walsh Roger C. VanderMolen IIROQII Ever ready for a good time. Annual Board Band Orchestra HSAY Student Council Senior Play lCrewl Service Club Retail-Office Club- President Marlene Van Weelden llMGrN Either I will find a way or I will make one. Choir G. A. A. Bowling Senior Play lCrewt Junior Play lCrew! Gilbert Van Weelden Gil He follows where the ladies lead. Annual Board Rifle Club Aaron J. Vink l1ArabI: He does utell who does his hestf' Junior Play lCrewt Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Ronald Vink ffsudff From strife and care he'll soon he free: for an alumnus he will be. Student Council ,,Rce,, .,BOb,, Variety . . . that's my Even the greatest men ask motto. a foolish question now Choi, and then. G. A. A. Annual Board Bowling Galt Band Orchestra Student Council Varsity Club-Vi:e- President Judith Ann Warner Julianne Watters lIJUdyll lIJUdylI Care will kill a cat. there- fore he merry. Annual Board G. A. A. Tri-Hi-Y Bowling Student Council Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Retail-Otiice Club Catalina Club If silence were noise. she would make an entire orchestra. Annual Board G. A. A. Senior Play lCrewt Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee Charles Webb Lloyd Louis Weiler Alchuckdl IILOUII Man among men. hu! He lookx Jafe. but Jo doey moxlly among ll'07Il671.H gun powder. Lois Elaine Weiser Loie AJ nlerr-1' uf the tu'inHe in ber eye, Choir Junior Play iCrew Jerry A. Wildrom Jerry All the :world ii' a tinge. anzl I do lllj' par! in arte ing up. Football Intramural Basketball Rifle Club Varsity Club Annual Board Tennis Band Orchestra Hi-Y Bowling Intramural Basketball Service Club Varsity Club Elizabeth Lou Welling 11BeNy11 The way to get thingy :lone if to have a good di .fi.v1anl. Annual Board Choir G. A. A. Tri-Hi-Y Bowling Nurse's Aide 1 N. Joel C. Wildrom Banana To be 41 ,good ,iport ii' zrorlb tl llliljiflflri Basketball Baseball Bowling Varsity Club Julian B. Wildrom Joseph Carl Woodford Jules if-10611 He hai fha! Jofl milf! ClJerrl9ez lu fE'II1IIlL'.n look. but .io 6,061 Annual Board Basketball lReseryel Golf Band Hi-Y Student Council 11'y11amile. Football lReserve' Basketball Baseball Bowling Rifle Club Varsity Club Norma Jean Wuennecke Norm The milder! :rags and the gentle!! head. Annual Board Hi-Crier Red Cross Junior Play lCrewl Retail-Office Club Senior Play lCrewl Junior Play lCastl Senior Class President Service Club Intramural Basketball Arthur W. Yager HA.-rf I am 11 quiel fellou' , , .ifIl1l6'fflll!!.l'. Student Council Rifle Club Retail-Office Club Tumbling Swimming Team James E. Zietlow Jaw Work, u'l9a!'J that? Retail-Office Club Wesfern Michigan Christian High School One-oct Play FesTival iCrewl Patricia Ziolkowski ,,Pm,, Long live the merry that laugbr by day night. Annual Board Choir Sfudenf Council Junior Play lCreWl Nurse's Aide 52 bear! mm' Vicki Beth ZvoleFf Ilvicll It Jazfer tl lot of trouble to be born good fookizzg. Annual Board Band-Treasurer Orchestra G. A. A. Senior Play iCrewl Junior Play iCrewl Catalina Club One-act Play Festival lCrewm 1. N Q P 9 New ff, f X ,it Conrad Anderson Lorraine Anderson Katherine Appel William Arnold Gary Baas Terry Bakker Ronald Barnes James Batka John Beernink Russell Berg Howard Bethke Mary Bethke Ronald Bethke Janice Blackmer Thomas Boer Bruce Boes Shirley Bol Robert Borgman Mary Boyd Judy Boyink Frank Janet Brunner Rose Bryant V'Jilliam BUC Beverl Joan Burkhart Milton Burr Constance Copitano James Enthusiastic juniors l Howard Bekins Doris Bilz Martin Boot Braski Thomas Brigham Y y Buikema Mary Lou Buikema Corskadon Arlene Chaffee 54 F. wal' v n dxf 1 Sponsor Rock around the Clock Peier Floro 55 William Colcord Russell Clark Mary Clark Elizabeth Clark Roger Chrisfianson Julia Crane Marilyn Crandle Sally Cox Wallace Cosier Joy Corcoran William Dempsey Warrene Dempsey Mary Jane Dawes Norman Davis Edward Daull Marilyn DeYoung Charlyn DeYoung Beverly DeHeer Carolyn DeRooy Dave Denning Kathleen Ely Belly Ebel Walter Draeger William Dime Dorothy Diedrich Jean Fisher David Fischer Barbara Finley Greg Ferguson Aubrey Ernst Deanna Gleason Ramon Gimbroys Gerald Gardner Douglas Gardner Priscilla Griffin Patricia Grabowski Ruth Grossma n Carol Haack Diane Hanson Arlene Harden Ronald Haugen Carol Hultman Calvin Jacobs Lila Johnson Lola Johnson Nannette Johnson Shanna Marie Kammeraad Reuben Kamper Marjory Karpp Barbara Kent Terry Kieft Ruth Kinkema Pauline Klurnpel Kathleen Bonie Knoll Gordon Knoll Star in Father Knows Bestv Karen Gruen William Gutierrez Barbara Hartman Ray Harz Marilyn Jager Carol Jannenga Sharon Johnson Julie Jordan Jerome Kasmauski Joseph Kazlauskos James Kirkpatrick Matthew Kisosondi Thomas Knoll Paul Kosch 56 Begin planning Prom . i Betty Kramer Janet , Karen McCracken Nancy Malestrom Corat Larry Mills Sheryl Miller Robert Neitering Sonia Harris Nieusma 57 Judith LeMieux Egils Leicinger l Robert Lehman ' Charlene Kuck Ruth McCarthy Christy Lundberg Gerald Lietzke lnese Liepins Dale Levandovvski William MacKay Patricia McMaster McLaughlin Loretta McKay Lawrence Mieras Ada Medendorp .lack Maschewske Dennis Marzuki William Nauta Nancy Munch Moran Pat Nickerson Jean Newlon Donna Newlon Merle Nellist Antonia Palkowski Beverly Oslund Olsen David Noren Nancy Palmer lone Parker Robert Pellegrom Patrick Perry Rae Ann Pickett Lynn Polglase John Po e P Phyllis Potter John Purdy Eugene Ralya Jeannette Reaume Marilyn Regelin Loren Ridoutt Patricia Rodgers Pearline Rocks Philip Sharon Schroeder Patricia Schuett James Scott William Scott Dennis Shermeta Peter Sherwood Mary Ann Sherwood Sandra Shonamon Ann Smith Richard Stafford Leon Stille Michael Sullivan Led by Witberell, Lundberg David Phillips Randolph Presley James Reinking Scheltema Frank Schippers Ines Seitred Roger Smant Steven Svoboda 58 Davis and Gutierrez . -3 l ' , Doris Tetlow ' Josephine Szalonek Q . Judith Swingle George Swifiney - Robert Swier 'V' wb Lawrence Tindoll Stanley Teunis ' Mary Dennis VanderSys Joyce Vanderlylolen Robert VerDuin Nancy VanSchelven Frank Joyce Weber James Wayne Pearl White Nancy Wells Marilyn Wil Lenore Wiegerf Marie VanclenBosch Carolyn VanCura Marjory Tripp Marian VanOordf Vanl-lorssen Barbara Von Esself Emil Worber Joan Voss Q Jacob VerMurlen David Welling Weiler James Weeclman Marvin Wiegerinlc Bonnie Wiegerink Neil Whilwam Judith Wilson JeFlrey Wilson liams Gertrude Wierengo Mary Lou VViTl'1erell Marian Wifkowski Par Woodford Barbara Yemc Warren Young Norma Zimmerman Edward Zysk l l l L l Fin! rouu' Barbara Brazda, Inta Meclnis, Beverly Stillson. Second row: Norma Jean Zimmerman, jean Engel. Third rouu' jean Correll, Mary Garter, Madelyn Fochtman, Carol Bouwman. Fourth row: Eugene Ewers, Virginia Vanderjagt, Barbara Teasley. Fifth roux' Bill Van Dop, Louis Baker, Ron Bethke. Good luck to next yea1 s Seniors! Bob Boyink Richard Davis Jim Ellman Bill Eskew Vicki Lake uniors I N ot pictured j Ann Morse Judy Ver Duin Harold West Bill Wierenga Ron Young Senior High welcomes Soplas . Anno Borboro Abrohom Theodoro Boer Mike Allon Terry Mo ry Bersonnet Donold Bigler Roger Bloemers 61 Morionn Andree Sharon Anderson Anderson Jomes Anderson Down Bornhill Douglos Borney Judy Bornes Corol Borber Koren Beckering Thornos Bozcmy Bozony Edvvord Bofko Posemorie BoTchelor Esther Berg Morlin Bensinger Belloire Williom Behm Mory Lou Beekmon Judy Biermon Noncy Bickle-r Bessemer Robert Bersonnef Jonice Bloksley Jonet Bloksley Judy Blockmer Chorles Blockrner Fred Borsf Perer Boon Jomes Bolfhouse Froncile Boelens Richard Bosch Brent Boyink James Braak 5 William Bramer l Dorothea Braski George Bray James Brigham Marilyn Bros Brenda Brugger Richard Brunette Joseph Bruno Charles Bug Donald Buikema John Buikema Robert Busman Jane Byrne Bonnie Casemier Russell Charter Kathleen Chittenden Bruce Cleveland Margo Clevenger Charles Cook Gary Perry Coulson John Crandle Susan Crocker Marian Curtis Marguerite Dash ner Claudette Daugherty Jesse Davis Judy Aptly led by Bigler, Groters seit David Brunette ielski Cook Joa n Coulson Marvin Curtis Davis Albert De Haan 62 Scott and Robertson Q 3 'fi' 1 6 5 Joyce Glenda Denton Dempsey James Dempsey Randall Dekker Nancy De Kiep Karen Robert De Y Judy De Witt Joyce De Rooy Patricia Dixon Dirkse oung William Draper Lary Draper Louis Draeger Jane D'Oyly Judith Douglas Dennis Emmenegger Ronald Elenbaas James Eggert Arlan Droppers William Dreese Rod Ferguson Ronald Falconer Robert Eskevv Carl Erickson John Ennenga LeRoy LaVerne Fox Curtis Foreman Judy Fochtman Sonia Donald Frits Sharon Frietchen Mary Frickman Nancy Francis Francis Rita Gallagher Frovog ma Caught in whirl of high school life Dennis Gankema Glen Giant Jerry Goldberg Jay Graham Gaye Grimes Patricia Grimm Wanda Gringhuis Le Roy Groters Jane Gustafson Linda Hagstrom Robert Hamm Sonia Hampton Coral Hancock Sanalrene Hancock Barbara Harz John Helmers Allan Henderson Mary Hierholzer Judy Hislop Arlynn Hodges Kathy Holter Carol Hogan I I, James Hogsett E A Daniel Horton ' Elaine Howard Gary Hudd gl 5 I William Humphreys lllv 7 M W Mary Hutchison H 4, . 5 Z' Ruth Jennings Sharon Jerovselc ,,':'4 ' ,Ri 5 I iM...w,,.,,t ,s .. Kathryn Jeske Lillian Jeske ks Gordon Johnson Av' he Lysle Johnson J W Robert Johnson lx, Q, ' I 64 1 sqm : ,M 'Nl' Dwarfed in studies 65 Jerry Jones Alan Jones Charles Joiner Sandra Kaye Johnson Sandra Kay Johnson Leona Ma ry Kamm Marie Kaufiman Nancy Kai? rd Kanouse eraad Richard Kalmbaugh Bruce Rachel Kern Marilyn Kauffman Roger Kiefi Edorae Kielr Keibach er Jack Koats Ronald Kliniworth James Klinfworth Marjory Kin John King Q Mary Krepp Beverly Krause Thomas Kool William Kooi Kurt Kolberg Mary John Lilley Sarah Levingsrone Ann Laulerski Jeraldine LaRue Sa ndra Lamerson Edward McLean Laura McKinzie Robert McGreevy Judy Luiz Chris Linsman Carry away the jug . . . Barbara McMahon Lance Makin Jeanne Mars John Martin Dorothy Matthew David Matzen Bonnie Meade Elizabeth Medendorp Rachel Meerman Bonnie Melvin Richard Meyers Charles Michele Rita Mierle Barbara Mihalek Donald Miller Janet Miller Michael Miller Robert Miller Peggy Minor Nancy Minshull Chuck Misner Thomas Molenkamp Sharon Montague Judy Montgomery Edward Moore Larry Moran Roger Morris Barbara Morrow Donald Moses Linda Mulder Joan Munch Katie Murdick Carl Nass Wayne Neitering Jerry Nieusma - 1 E 3 ,af i rw l s J 5? 4 ' S , M.-It 3 66 ff. s ti wb Order class rings . Susan Osner .K U Roger Olthof ' 1-7 Richard Olechnovvicz 4 Sally Northedge Dennis Ncren 5 is 1? wr' tkf' ' 1 X s f' 'J W ? Peter Pellegrom Betty Peel 5,4 V Judy Parmalee UP Jack Parcheta Judy Palmer sf 'r,, ,lv ltu, Irene Pippel Glen Pickorcl James Peterson Patricia Peters Marialice Pelton Roger Purcell Roger Prelesnik James Potts Sharlene Porter Stephen Platt Ronald Riemersma Roger Rickert Thomas Regelin Theodora Reenders William Redeker Betty Rogers John Robinson David Robertson Jane Roberts James Ritter Joan Ruster Richard Ruiter Jane Ruiter William Rowell Rosalie Rothe 67 Gail Rypkema Tamara Sandel Rusty Schau Nancy Scheffers Jean Schmidt Judy Schuler William Schultz Marcia Scott David Seaver Judy Secory William Selgert Denni James Shefflield Sylvia Sheperd Nancy Sherwood Roy Shields Sandra Simon Judy Sinke Jerry Smith Thelma Smith Dorena Snoelc Patricia Sorensen Beverly Sovis Cyrus Stewart Peggy Stone Bonnie Stooky Carol Strange Patricia Strazanac Successful Twi1'p Week bel Alvin Schmidt Mary Scott s Shaw Charles Shears Phyllis Sickman James Snell LeRoy Stocklin Cedric Stressman 68 Biggest class ever 'S Vi 69 Louise Szalonek Janet Swiftney James Swierenga Jerry Sutter Warren Suchecki Judy Thoma Sharon Teegardin Larry Taylor Nancy Talquist Sophie Szymas Richard Tubbs Siegfried Tober Charyl Tiggelman Judy Thorsen Nancy Thomas Jerry Van Cura Carolyn Valencourt Mary Lou Tysman William Tysman Coleen Tucker Elaine Van Dyke Robert Vander Zwaag Beverly Vander Molen Lois Vander Lee Glenda VandenBrand Gary Ver Plank Mary Verlvlurlen Durrell Ver Berkmoes Virginia Van Zylen Kenneth Van Oordt Peggy Voshel George Vollmer Sherman Vink Ruth Vincent Shirley Verwey Patricia Voss Robert Voss Dale Waldo With a promising future. Mike Waldo Mike Walsh Gene Warner Kathleen Walker Jerry Weavers Judy Wheeler Donald Wierenga Jon Vlfierenga Jeanne White Kenneth Wierenga Jerome Willoughby Donald Wilson Eugene Winegar Faye Wills Evelyn Witkowski Gloria David Wyma Royal Zeh ner Will Nancy Woodworth me! Sopbomores fNo1? picluredj Charles Bennett Dan LaRue David Denning Eugene Michele Glen DeWitt David Soule Fir!! roux' Jane Hall, Jim Glockzin. Second wuz' Larry Kenyon, Terry Bessemer. Third roux' Bob Foutz, Norman Brown. Fourlh rozzx' jack Fase, Garry Van Eck, Howard Lublwen 70 A E C Q T V I .J T 4? Q I W E I S 'fd Magix' MW wa V My .,-f M' 1 , f,- , -WMMMQ V 3' K ' 4 K Fm A v, Y .ff if .L-f Q QE? gf wr , Er if 4 33+ E W be W ff 35 kk 5 X Q 1 'va 1 X 4' 31 3 X ' A . , , .M 5' 'Q A N K ,F M., . , I 1-, A 5 F 5 . 'ff Y' W ss! 5 , I Q ,MQ Q - xy: -1 E F ,W V X ' N, ,f iv , cz: I ' ,J -QQ 2-E - , . ' fr' W , fl sf , I5 5 AK 22 iw ,J , , sf 2 . ' l1 Lea. fm ,f . V,N,,V.wwQfQw+'wJgM K ' N r 'W 53 Q , f, , N' Q, V ,W wg? X 2-wliww First row: Judy Thoma, Margaret Russell, Jane Thoma, Sybil Piersma, Judy Swingle, Judy Warner, Berry Harper. Semmf rozr: Shirley Srocklin, Pauline Sloznik, Lee De Graff, Jean King, Marilyn Parparr, Mary Ellen Lesar, Marge Boyink, Barb Merzler, Mr. Hekhuis iSponsorJ. Third rout Dave Stafseth, Bob Walsh, Tom Joiner, Dean Reenders, Ed Deremo, Joe Wocudforrl. Om' f77'6.ffCfj7lg njiferr Student Council We teel that vve have had a very successful yeoi' in governing the student body. Our ofticers were Sybil Piersma, President, Jane Thoma, vice-presideny Margaret Russell, Recording Secretarfg :ind Judy Svvingle, Corresponding Secretary-Treasurer. We met every Tuesday morning. Some oi our most important proiects were sending students to the district meeting, sponsoring the Peanuts tor Polio' Drive, setting up a lunch line tag system, sponsoring an assembly, anal organizing a new Student Ccuncl constitution. The council has this year dore a gireot job in promoting the students' vvellare. .Seri entry 74 Om' izrfzimlf 51 ri is A i A S i Ifiril muy' Anna Anderson, .Indy Scmry, lntti Metinis, Nancy Katt, Marian Curtis, Christy Inintiherg, Mary Lou Withcrell. .Svmml mu: Sheryl Miller, Liz Clark, Ruth Kinkema, Marian Van Uordt, -lean Fisher, Churlyn De Young, joan Voss, Pat Schuctt. Thin! VUIIL' jim Brigham, Dave Robertson, Dale Walciim. Roger Morris, Chris Forcinan. Student Council , Mr. l'lc'H21fi.f, cxj2lt1i11.i 11 prr:jcz'l A71 c121b1f.i'ii1.i'!fi' 'Q7'U!lf1., In Ilia' rafffwrii. T5 Student Council Snaps Lunch Zine in opemlion K Where are the boyf? 76 Maybe thifll be better Although most of the Homecoming activities were drenched with rain, the spirits were not dampened. Our theme, Science Fiction, was carried out very successfully through a lawn display, bon- Hre, pep rally, showcase displays, and finally the highlight ot these activities- the dance. Here our queen, Sybil Piersma, and king, Gene De Koeyer, were crowned, to reign along with their court made up ot Sonia Olsen, Gene Ralya, Shanna Kammeraad, and Hank Swiftney, This is one event in our high school days that will never be forgotten! Queen Sybil Picrsmug King, Gene Dc Kocycrp Court, Shanna Kzunnicmuil, Sonja Olsen, Gene Ruyla. Hunk Swifrney. Homecoming ws The L'0ll7'f',l' gnnza' e11fn111ce.' Before Hill! IILLTI Yi 1111 A ffer 7 7 i B' 1 Firxt wuz' joe Vloodford, Don Boermu, Druvvaldis Liepins, Skeets Miller, john Beernini-1, Rich Brolick, jim Seaver. Sammi roux' John Ruster, Louie Weiler, Doug Poort, Dean Rec-miers, Bob Hradsky, Tom Bury, Roger Vander Molen, Ray Dull, Mr. Wfood CAdvisorJ. Hi-Y 1955-1956 Affer on on1endmenT To The Hi-Y con5TiTuTion, The club meT The TirsT ond Third Monday of every monTh during The school yeor. PresidenT Skeefs Miller presided over The ineeTing5, vviTh Vice-PresidenT John Beernick providing The enTerTc1inmenT, ond Treosurer Richord Brolick oTTending To The money moTTers. SecreTory Dru Liepins recid The minuTes ond Took The roll coil. VViTh The help of our new odvisor, Mr. Wood, we had o very soTisTocTory yeor, We Thonk Mr. Vdnder Koik Tor The mony yeors of service vviTh The Hi-Y, Scvrelary 78 943 Ifiriz wif: jim Scott, Scott Presley, Mike Burr, Pete Shcrmootl, Dirk Ryder, Dave VUYIULI, Ciiiry Vet Plank. .sdfflllif mn: Dave Rnlwcrtscm, Bill Scott, -Luk lfnsc, Dennis Shcrmctzx, Rculwcn Kiunpcr, lfrimk W1-ilcr, l.cun Stillc, Gary Baum, john lXI.irtin. Hi-Y i 8 ll i llmlm lufl flu' rcmrd player on Sullfrzlay nighl? Cube, the pazffv fha! rcfrc',ibe.i. -9 Firrt rmzu' Karen Schiefelbein, Diane Marryniek, Concie Cooper, Ginger Dornbos, Nancy Van Schelven, Sue Sparling, Carol Vink. Serum! 7'0ll'.' Sandy Huismann, Barbara Metzler, Sue Schepers, Mary Ellen Lesar, Sybil Piersma, Jane Thoma, Dianne Gilbert, Judy Warner, Peg Drew. Thin! mum' Sally Cox, Mari Van Horssen, Liz Clark, Charlene Kuclc, Lee De Graff, Lenore Wiegerr. Pat Schuett, Miss De Nuet lArlvisorJ, Tri-Hi-Y The Tri-Hi-Y is an organization lor girls who wish to maintain and create a high standard ot Christian character throughout our homes, schools, and communities. Olllicers tor this year were Ginger Dornbos, president, Nancy VanSchelven, vice, President, Carolyn Van Cura, secretary, Trudy Nauta, treasurer, and Concie Cooper, chaplain. Capable guidance was given to us by our advisor, Miss De Neut. This year's accomplishments were a CARE chain project, selling of Shrine Circus tickets, food baskets for the needy, and a Tri-l-li-Y and l-li-Y joint meeting. We sponsored a Black Friday dance April l3, and a mother-daughter lea in May This has been a profitable year tor our club. SUL'l'6fcl1'-T' SU iff.- 9- N' lfzml mu: Kathy lily, ,loan Vuss, Puurl Wfhitc, -lunly Swinglc, Put Grabowski, Mary Ann Sha-rwuml lcun lfnlulc. Mfmflll run: Mary Vcr Murlcn, Gail Rypkcmu, Wiillxlil clflH1!l1L1l5, Burlum l'l2lI'f, liurlmm lirnmln Nanny Xxfumlwnrtlm, Mollie Sfmt, Um uffificnf wffhww llulm 11111114 Mm Zilllllf Nl a I Fmt rozv: Evelyn Wirkowski, Mary Bethke, Pat Peters, Josephine Szalonelc. Second rouu' jean White, Marge Tripp, Louise Szalonek, Carol DeRooy, Tom Lewis, Miss Loew lAdvisorJ. Third rnzip' jim Weealman. Library Club ll you ever need some material for a theme, lust call upon our library assistants, They're always ready To help. The library assistants put many hours into filing materials and arranging books for your convenience. Each pupil should appreciaie The work of Miss Loew and These siudenis. Ahern! Ozfewizfef Hard at work SZ 'fe an he T w I ig' gill ,mill Sl'l7ll!iIl'ti Ar'f',r my fine Future Teachers Club The Future Teachers Club, otherwise knovvn as FTA, or Ensenan Club, has had a busy year, They have practiced teaching, and observed Teaching techniques, Their hi-weekly meetings have been helpful and enioyable. They have had various speakers whose talks included Tips on Teaching, They have sold refreshments and have engaged in coat checking at games and concerts in order to raise funds. Many activities have made the Future Teachers Clulo a well-known organization, FTA. students made attractive shovv-cases, revised their constitution, sponsored the last school dance, and ordered official pins. Best of luck to the future teachers ot Anierical SL'li7'L'lz1!'j' 'ii Z, , v , 1 l - gf? , pg, ' 1 T 1 l' 4 if ' nr l 3 l i G fn. sr' lfiriil fUIl',' Carol Bouwnmn, Nanny Malstrom, Anita Va1mlcnBcrg.1, Shirley Stocklin, Karen McCQrucl4cn, Doris Bill. XL'l'lIllzl rrm: ,Iuque Donner, Nilflllll Zimmerman, Doug Poart, Incsc Licpinsg Miss Mullcy, Advisor. si 's-l'fl'iLE Fim rrur: Sally Cox, Karen McCracken, -lane Thoma, Pearl White, Jacque Donner, jean Engel, Betty Metlcntlorp. Sammi wuz' Doris Bilz, Lenore Wiegert, Chris Lundvc-rg, Ann Smith, julie -lortlon, Nanny Tulquist, Margo Clevenger, Mrs. King, Third Roux' Judy Secory, Alice Northedge, Sara jane Levingston, Lynn Mulder, Sandra Lacuc-sta. unior Red Cross President Pearl White assisted by Vice-President Jane Thoma, Secretary-Treasurer Jacque Donner and our advisor, Mrs. King, led our club through a very successful and worthwhile year. We started in November with the largest membership drive G.l-l.l-l.S, has ever had. This drive enrolls everyone in the Junior Red Cross, we act as your council. We have made and sent placemats to the Veterans' Hospitals. At Christmas time We sent gifts to the County Infirmary at Eastmanville, and in April we gave a voriety program at the lnhrmary. ln March we sponsored a successful dance, ldiot's Delight. This has been a very rewarding year for the council. .S'cr'r'e1m'3' Tim Loi! Idiozi- Om' anzf'9ilion,f pfwizfefzt Pearl llvbilcf S4 l 4 , f,ll'zlIl'! in ffm! :flake ymfri-elf KYIZ-19. Tm fm' . . 9 l N u1 S6,S Aide ,wg ff The Nurse's Aides, under Mrs. Von Til's guidance, Took I mony held Trips This yeor, included in Their Tours were Hockley I-lospiTol in Muskegon, BlodgeTT HospiTol, Mory Free Bed Guild, ond Pine Rest in Grond Ropids. They sold fudge ond bosl4eTboll pins To roise funds. The girls feel They hod o very revvording yeor. -Q Iiizbai' in Tnylmzd. Nl!l1'bL'llffl7j.l'. Tube 41 deep lrbif of fbiir. 85 Firyl mzzx' Matt Kisosonili, jack Schuiteman, Bob Walsh, Tom Joiner, Doug Poort, Gene Ralya, Walt Draeger. Sammi wuz' Mr. Rorhi CAdvisorD, Bob Arbogasr, Gerald Lietzke, Youie Weil, Loren Rirleoutr, Bill Bucy, Bill Arnold, Dennis Marzuki, Leon Stille. Third roux' jim Reinking, Gerald Srillson, Norm Davis, Bob Hradsky, julian Wildrcmm, jerry Wililrom, joel W'ilrlrori1, Don Bigler, Bill Currier. Varsity Club Our main project for the year has been earning money to purchase a whirlpool bath. We have sponsored several successful paper drives, and were in charge of coat checking during the district basket- ball tournaments, Under the leadership ot President Tom Joiner, Vice- President Bob Walsh, and Secretary-Treasurer Doug Poort, and our advisor, Mr. Rothi, we met once a month to plan our activities. Although we have not quite reached our goal, we have put a lot of hard vvorlr and energy into our proiects, and by next yea the clu 1 will be able to afford a whirlpool bath. Shall we d!2lj0ZM'7Z.9 mv? SE -1 Problemr? Cheerleaders This year has been a year that we will long remember. We attended all the out of town football and basketball games as well as those we played at home. During football season a family pre- sented us with a little black and white puppy to be Mr, Mascot. We named him Little Buc and decorated him with a blue and gold bow. Our Student Council sponsored excursion buses that were always filled with fun, noise, and school spirit. As a hnale, we the cheerleaders, sponsored an excursion bus to Western Michigan College where our team played Kalamazoo State High in the first game of the Regional Tournaments. To complete our new uniforms, we ac- quired gold blouses to go with the navy blue skirts we got last season. We will remember this year as one filled with shrieks of ioy and tears of sadness as we shared our victories and losses with our team, The Great GRAND HAVEN BUC- CANEERS. Vanity C'l9L'6F1f!d!!C'f,T, Hrs! rozr: Kathy Ely, -Iumly Lclvlicux, -Ioan Voss, Barb Vunlisselr, Scrum! ffllll' Suzanne Cooper, Mary Ellen Lcsixr, Barb Mctzlcr, Trudy Nauta. Reterre ClJeerlea1l'er,r.' Mary Bersonner, Judie Thoma, Judy Schuler, Coleen Tucker, Mary Alice Pelton, Rollin! and rnnmf and rrmmf they go! Tbif projecl help! pay for llvcir Reaclibrg for flu' .t'b j!.f ll7lff07'7I1.l'. 87 First rrmx' Fred Hodges, Larry Mieras, Alvin Schmitt, Philip .lim Eggert, John Helmers, Jim Snell, Ron jusrim. Scheltema, Lynn Hodges, Carl Erickson, Don Fritsma. Third frm: Howard Lubben, Jim Dempsey, Ron Haugen Serum! muy' jim Weeilman, Richard Harman, Bob Hamm, Mike Burr, Bob Hradsky, Alan jones, Boys' Bowling STrike one! STrike Two! STrilce Three! No, you ore noT ouTl This is bowling, noT bosebolll The Pin Topplers OT This yeor's bowlers were cibly led by PresidenT Jim Snell, Vice-PresidenT John Pu dy, ond Secremry-Treosurer Ron Solisbury. The exciTemenT of These greoT bowlers cenTerec1 ol The Arcoolio Bowling Alley where They meT every lyion- oloy nighT To disploy Their skill. LVM: .raid I conlclnl throw 11 Hou' mmzy were in Hem! Only if .l'f'cH'L'. cork ball? the fuf00ci.r? S8 Girls' Bowling Firft, remwzzfzer ffm! in JL'Ul'flIKLf, Ilmw OH zlmft .flcll7lf fm' lmgr um! tln' XR fzrwfl fel,1,lC'.l. Sgt-nzzzf, fnrzzz in izzzpnmlzzl. RL'IlIC'l11fi!,'I', flu' 'Dill-IJHI1' jr .1lzm1A1'.1L zmzfflvilzq. S9 Third, aim fm' ffm fum! pin, full if yon Illflll Ilvcfrc nw ui!! mm' nllwrn. Fin! rouz' Sally Ryder, Christy Lundberg, Judy Swingle, Liz Clark, Betty Harper, Par Grabowski, Ruth Kinkema, Jean Fisher, Lenore Wiegert. Seforzd rout Mary Ryder, Judy Rice, Lila Johnson, Sandy Huismann, Barb Metzler, Jean King, Darlene Schutz, G. A. OW azfziror, Min Loi! Scfaember 90 Pauline Sloznik, Sue Cooper, Alice Knuth, Warrene Demp- sey, Jo Anne Newlon. Third rouu' Carol Bouwman, Madelyn liochtman, Janet McLaughlin, Barb Brazda, Barb Kent, Marian Van Oordt, Janet Brunner, Pearl White, Jean Engel, Mary Boyd, lone Parker. A. This year, GAA. was made up at a group ot very energetic girls! We played volleyball, basket- ball, badminton, and sottball in the course of the year. Our main project was selling candy at the basket- ball games. We also sponsored a dance after the Benton Harbor basketball game. Each girl is able to earn a GAA pin, letter, or medal according to the number of set points she achieves. The awards are made at the honors assembly in the spring. This year has been very exciting and eventtul for our organization, Searetafy Fir!! rouu' LaVerne Fox, Janice Blackmer, Dorothy Matthews, Kathy Ely, Connie Capitano, Judy Hislop, Marcia Scott Carol Hogan, Charlene Kuck, jane Thoma, Gindy Van Coleen Tucker. Zylen, Babs McMahon, Diane Hanson, Mary Frickman, Third row: Linda I-Iagsrrom, jane Roberts, Janice Blaksley Gail Rypkema. janet Blaksley, Barb Harz, Mary Lou Witherell, Mary Second row: Molly Scott, jane Byrne, Carol Strange, Faye Van Horssen, Kathy Hoffer, Nancy De Kiep, Wanda Wills, Judy Blackmer, Dorothy Diedrick, joy Corcoran, Gringhuis, Mary Ver Murlen. joyce Dempsey, Edarae Kieft, Joan Voss, Barb Van Esselt, G.A President - - Betty Harper Vice-President - Pat Grabowski Secretary - Liz Clark Treasurer Ruth Kinkema SPORTS MANAGERS Volleyball ------ .lean Fisher Badminton - Chris Lundberg Basketball - Judy Swingle Softball - Lenore Wiegert Shoot up for tu'o.' G. A. A. Snaps A fm' Ib 6' ,l'L'U7'C' 7 Sher 011 ber Ivey! Arzar np mzollver 1mlch??? Bzg .rlfelchf A .rerir111,s' gm1zv?.9? 92 3 Q vials' Q., A -Q. 4 liirxl mir: Margo Clevenger, judy Parmalee, Sue Crocker, Pat Voss, Mary Bersonnet, Sally Cox, Gindy Van Zylen, Mary Ver Murlen, Mary Hierholzer, Pat Dixon, Anna Anderson, Babs McMahon. .Summl muy' joanic Mars, janice Blakesley, Ann Smith, Judy Swingle, Sue Schepcrs, Ruth Kinkc-ma, Sybil Picrsma, ,lean King, Concie Cooper, ,lane Thoma, Julie Jordon, Miss lililrich lAilvisort. Catalina Club Stroke-2-3-4. Stroke-2-311. Thot's what it takes to put on a successful water show, Headed by President Jean King, Vice-President Sue Schepers, Secretary- Treosurer Judy Le lvlieux, the club at 23 members put on Season's Splash, the first water show in Grand Haven, Without the help of their advisor Miss Eldrich iJr, High physical ed. teacheri this couldn't have been accomplished. Although this year has been a lot of work, vve members have become capable swimmers. Sci'rvn11 y H 0 Qzlcwzf' 2 9 3 Going Dozwf' ES The Team: Bill Fischer, Emil Warber, jerry Goldberg, Jean King, Scott Presley, Jim Beukema, Ron Bethke. Q :ii - iff- f K ' '. li 7 i f 2 :bl Nw' w . is ' , 6 ,, . . iiajsljgf-3 .r X52 .. e5Siii U A 5 Squeeze Coaclaef, Mfr, King, Mr. Van Wynen 94 Silence reigm I if mir: Esther Berg, Susan Osner, Betty Harper, Jean King, Judy Rice, Karen McCracken, Judy Palmer, Gindy Van Zylen. Suomi run: Don Miller, Curtis Foreman, Roger Richert, Bill Rowell, John Lilley, Scott Presley, Bill Fischer, Rick Bazany, Len Kanouse, Mr. King lAdvisorJ, llwml rnzzx' Boh Johnson, Jerry Goldberg, Jerome Willoughby, Emil Witrlver, Gil Van Weeltlen, ,lint-k lfase, Jim Beukema, Ron Bethke, Ray Dull. Ri fle C lub Bangl Bangl lsn't this a high school? Yes, but we have an active Rifle Club! They fire every Wednesday night under the guiding eyes of their advisor Mr, King andthe line coach Bill Van Vlfynen. The clulo is headed hy President, Jean Kingg Sercetary-Treasurer, Kincly VanZyleng and range oi- hcer, Bill Fischer. Their season was punctuated with occasional shoulder to shoulder matches by the club teams. All were victories except one, The successful ending vvas the winning of the Scholastic Division in the Sectional- National meet at Ann Arbor. This is the seventh time the club team has won this honor in the last nine years. 95 J The Irirnlc liycf' Frou! f0ll'.' Connie Capitano, Anita Vandenberg, Norma Zimmerman, Marie Vanden Bosch, Peggy Voshel, Marjorie Tripp, Judy Hostetter, Pat Peters, Shirley Stocklin, Judy Bierman. Second row: Carol Chambers, Pat O'Callaghan, Raymonda Wachter, Larry Carlson, Leonard Kanouse, Jim Carskadon, Sue Sparling, Marjorie Boyink, Carol Kanouse, Nancy Brosseir. Marjorie King. Third row: Sue Crocker, Marlene Kamp, Marlene Van Weelden, Marilyn Brosseit, Jim Vander Molen, Fred Borsr, Bob Grossman, Fred Van Bemmelen, Dick Kirkpatrick, Bob Swier. Marilyn De Young, Judy Boyink, Judy Lutz. Choir We sang tor the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies. We had a Christmas concert with the Band and Orchestra. At Christmas time we sang at the Country Club for the Kiwanis Club and at the Presbyterian Church tor the Rotary. On December 5, we were host to tour high schools from Muskegon, North Muskegon, Muskegon Heights, and Holland. We gave a Sacred Christmas Concert. In the spring we gave an Easter assembly with the taculty, and a spring concert. Our president, Bob Swier, and secretary-treasurer, Marie Vanden Bosch, led us through a very enioyable year. S6C7'6f!Zl'-jf OW director-Mr. Burgerr Left ring! 96 Orchestra We have had quite a busy year. We have played for many organizations, includ- ing the Christmas Concert, Kiwanis lecture series, the Christmas assembly, spring concert and the junior play, We also participated in the District Band and Orchestra Festival but were unclassified, This has been a very exciting and profitable year for us. Violins Bass Mary Ellen Lesar Jay Corcoran Karen Gruen S111 John Boyd . Sylvia Shepord Ruth Kinkema Rachel Ketner Clfafiygf Cello Dean Reenders Rim Mierle Chuck Miiner Perrussiozz Flutes Jane Byrne Jane Roberts Mary Kammeraad Karen McCracken Swrcftizry Horns Judy l-lostetter Pat Rogers Cornet Shirley Stocklin Oboe Sharon Montague Piano Lila Johnson Director Mr. Rau R wzcfj' - play' LJ - U p bozzxf i . Wi Q, 1 , 1.1 2 tg 5 1. 2 . Flutes Vicki Zvoleft Teddy Reenders Lynne Polglase Karen McCracken Jane Roberts Judy Sinke Oboes Virginia Soerheide Sharon Montaque Tympani Mary Karnmeraad Bass Clarirzets Carol Strange Charlene Kuck Barb Yemc Percussions John Ruster Dale Levandoski Karvel Feenstra Jean White Jane Bynes Baritorzes George Norcross Band Dan Horton Bill Scott Bill Rowell Horns Judy Hostetter Don Wierenga Pat Rogers Jean Fisher Judy Palmer Alto Saxes Bruce Cleveland Ruth Kinkema Betty Kramer Jerry La Rue Mary Frickman Tenor Saxes A Nancy Malstrom Judy Barnes Christy Lundberg Trombones Barbara Kent Bob De Young Jack Fase Mike Miller Charles Cook Rusty Schaubel Baritone Sax Wayne Schweifler Base Violin Karen Gruen Trombones John Bolthouse Corat Moran John Beernink Fred Van Bemmeler Roger Prelesnik Bob Miller Conrad Anderson Om' majorezter Whiting for a rainy day 98 Band During the football season the band played at the ganies and for pep assemblies. On October 8 we participated in the Michigan State University Band Day, for the second consecutive year. At the close of the football season, we were honored at a potluck dinner given by the band parents. In March, the band took part in the District Band Festival and received a Hrst rating, which allowed us to iourney to East Lansing on April Qlst for the state festival, We completed the busy year by marching at the Memorial Day parade. Our olllicers tor the year were president, George Norcross, yice-president, Dennis Shermeta, secretary, Judy Hostetterg and treasurer, Vicki Zvoleft. Buxycs Clfrrillels Daye Matson Roy Shields Bill Dime Jack Parcheta Carl Erickson Bob Voss Dean Reenders John Martin Doris Bilz Doug Barney Chuck Misner Tom Knoll Frank Weiler Pat Peters Barbara Cook Carol Hogan Nancy De-Kiep Katie Murdick Mary Beekman Lila Johnson Diane Hanson Barbara Nieusma Sharon Teegardin Cnrnels Ch uck Joiner Bob Boyink Shirley Stocklin Dennis Shermeta Bob Walsh Howard Bethke Leroy Groters Bill McKay Mary Tysman Nancy Sherwood Cathy Holter Rosalind Bishop Peggy Voshel SCl1lUl'.l. fell In riglvl: Dean Reemlc-rs, Barbara Nieusma, Fred Van Bcmmelen, Bob Walsh, Shirley Srocklin, Burlmrri Cook, Wayne Schweitier, Vicki Zvoleff, Virginia Bob Boyink. Socrhcirlc, Judy Hosrctrcr, George Norcross, john Bolrhouse, S1a11rfir1g.' john Ruster, Karvel Feensrra. 99 5 -12 .- Fiipr! mu: Concie Cooper, lnta Merlnis, Jane Thoma, Anne Shirley Stocklin, Hal Chastain CArlvisor7. Shepard, Suzanne Cooper, Paul Olrman, Trudy Narita. Thin! r011'.' Sybil Piersma, Druvvalnlis Liepins, Tom Bu y, Smmn! wuz' Judie Miller, Sandy Huismunn, Barb Metzler, Dick Morris, Lee De Graff. Ginger Dornbos, Mary Ellen Lesar, Jean King, Sue Sparling, Tloespians This year has been busy for us. Again we sponsored OcTober we acfecl as hosT To four olhei' school- pur- Honiecoming using Science Fiction as our theme. Ticipafing in The Wesr Shore Play Fesfivcl, iii which we In spire of rain, our Homecoming was a success. In presented A RemiTtancefron1Spain.f' Ar I light tlvir candle I honor Drama. 100 lfllll mir: Aluilic Klulais, .luily Hosrcttcr, Betty Harper, Ilixlllllt' Ciillv.-rr, Diiinc lNliirtyni4l4, Karon Scliiutclhciii, Sue Sahcpcrs. .Mifmil mu: Dgivc Sigifscrli. Pug Drmx, Pauline Sloziiick, Doris We began a nevv proiect this year fa Thespian Scholarship, This scholarship is to be given each year to a graduating member' of our troupe, Proceeds from our Play Festival went to the Scholarship Fund. This year vve also initiated a library of plays, from which the junior, senior, and one act plays may be Bilz. AiI.i Mcnlcmlorp, .lohn Bccrnink. 'llliiuf mu' Slim-ts Millur. Hunk Swifrncy, Hula llriulslay, Howgml ciilI'Il1NVLlilL', Rculwcn Kiiinpcr. chosen in the future. On January TQ, vve held our hrst formal initiation. The girls donned fornials and the boys wore suits. The affair vvas very effective and colorful. The year has been very eventful for our troupe, for we have set up and accornplishecl many nevv ideas. lflllllfl' 'l'HI5SPlANS??? I nil iufcar 11,071.1 lizfrylvl' Tloespian Snaps 102 NNN f, i fi5 fjv,4 'Qi ,av NS X K' Firsl mm' Concie Cooper, Sue Sparling, Dave Stafseth, Peg Drew, Paul Olrman, Diane Gilbert, Judy Hostczrer. Semml mu: Ray Dull, Hank Swiftney, Sue Schcpers, Mary lille-n Lesar, Anne Shcpiml, Howard Garrhwaire, Mr. Chastain 1DirecrorJ. Florence - Hannibal - Fairy May - Jett - - Mrs, Paddy Miss Willie Titus - - Stage Creu' Dick Morris, Manager Shirley Stocklin, Assistant Betty Harper Dean Reenders JoAnn Newlon J, C. Miller Wayne Schvveifler Jim Karr Mary Ryder Prolherfies Crew Jane Thoma, Manager P1 Skeets Miller, The Curious Savage - Sue Sparling - Dave Statseth - Dianne Gilbert - Paul Oltman - Judy Hostetter Mary Ellen Lesar Howard Garthwaite Assistant Sandy Huismann Peggy Spencer Barb Nieusma Jean King Phoebe Osner Jacque Donner zhlirity Crew Sybil Piersma, Cast Lily Belle - Sue Schepers Samuel - - Ray Dull Dr. Emmett - Hank Swittney Mrs. Savage - Peggy Drew Assistant Director Anne Shepard Prompter - - - Constance Cooper Crews Larry Carlson George Norcross Home Creu' Don Boerma Alice Knuth Trudy Nauta, ll'Qz1'd1'obe Crea' Roger VanderMolen Manager Pauline Sloznik, Linda Groth Vicki Zvoleft, Manager Anita Vande-nberg Assistant Ginger Dornbos Marlene Kamp Helen Suchecki Sharon Bethke Lois Weiser Manager Lucinda Esler Lee De Graft, Marilyn Parpart Assistant Business Crew Virginia Soerhide Suzanne Cooper, Manager HH Make-up Creu' Judie Klukos, Manager Barbara Metzler, Assistant Judie Miller Judy Hornby Bob Hradsky Karen Schietelbein Joni Gahsinon Margaret Russell Jane Kitchell Marge Rebar Sandy Huismann Elaine Lutz Marlene Van Weelden Gloria Purdy Julie Watters C mlffwc nm! M fic up C1411 -1 J - 1 5' Shiga Crclz Janie Simpson - Betty Anderson - Ramona Stewart Jim Anderson - Margaret Anderson Bud Anderson - Kathy Anderson - Patty Davis - - Repair Man - Ralph Brinkworth Mr. Brinkworth - Business C reu' Barb Brazda, Manager Peter Sherwood, Assistant Bill Arnold - Chris Lundberg Inta Mednis - Karen Gruen - John Beernink Mary Lou Witherell Larry Mills junior Play Cast - Joan Burkhart - Diane Hanson Madeline Fochtman Betty Ebel Sandra Shonaman Judy Boyink Joy Corcoran Pat Woodford Mary Ann Sherwood Publicity Crew Egils Leicenger Marie Vanden Bosch Lila Johnson Jim Scott Carol Bouwman Nancy Palmer Loretta McKay Bob Ver Duin Stage Crew Doris Bilz, Manager Corat Moran, Judy Swingle, Manager Sheryl Miller, Assistant Bob Borgman Bob Swier Norm Davis Mike Burr Connie Capitano Lorraine Anderson Sonia Olson Ron Barnes Tom Knoll Gary Baas Director Crews Pat Grabowski, Assistant Frank Braski Tom Brigham Dave Fischer Peter Floto Lola Johnson Betty Kramer Eugene Ralya Bill Scott Pearl White Marian Van Oordt Trudy Wierenga lone Parker Judy Wilson Deana Gleason Carol Haack Barb Teasley Assistant Norma Zimmerman Jim Wayne Ray Harz Mary Boyd Milk Sullivan Doug Gqrdner Properties C7610 Hou-fe Crew Mary Bethke Nancy Van Schelven, Joan VOSS, Manager Virginia Vander Jagt Manager Kathy Ely, Assistant 106 Officer Johnson - Hector Pellet - Mrs. Wembley - Mrs. Woolsey - - Mrs. Jones Perkins lPolice Matronl - Sk if 7' Student Assistant Director - Prompter ---- Kathy Knoll Rae Ann Pickett Bonnie Wiegerink Ruth Ann Grossman Mary Clark Carolyn De Rooy Pauline Klempel Arlene Harden Mary Garter Ruth McCarthy Mary Jane Dawes Make-up Crew Pat Schuett, Manager Beverly DeHeer, Assistant Jean Fisher Barb Van Esselt Janet McLaughlin Raymon Gimborys Walt Draeger Pearlene Rooks Dennis Shermeta Reuben Kamper Nancy Malstrom Mary Van Horssen - Ruth Kinkema Ada Medendorp Hal Chastain - Charlene Kuck - Barb Kent Marian Withowski Dale Levandoski Marilyn Regelin Julia Crane Wa1'drobe Crew Ann Smith, Manager Karen McCracken, Assistant lnes Seitried Charlyn DeYoung Jim Kirkpatrick Beverly Oslund Mary Lou Bulkerna lnese Liepins Six Top Titleel Sellers Barb Kent Mary Lou Witherell Chris Lundberg Mike Sullivan Inta Mednis Priscilla Griffin Iunior Play Father Knows Best is o three-oc? comedy concern- ing o fomily in which every member hcis olwoys been very independent. Fofher now decides thot home is The only ploce for his fomily. When everyone brings oll his friends home with him, complicc1Tions orise, ond things become very involved. In The end Fofher odopfs Cl new policy, live cmd lei live, ond every- Thing goes buck to normol. Thonks to everyone who mode our iunior ploy o success. June Baker Tri-Ciiies Credit Bureau Ed Behm Eagle Ottawa Leather Co. Sharon Bethke Reichardf Beverly DeHeer Retail-Office Club Diane Martyniek People's Savings Bank Miller Chevrolet Joan Mosher G. H. State Bank Mary Olthof People's Savings Bank Carol Seciberg Michigan Gas Uiiliiies IOS Sandra Collette Karen Cook Pot Former Mich. Bell Telephone Co. -be Nancy Bierman Lindo Groth Keller Tool Division Gardner-D--nver Co. Jackie Capitano Tri-Cities Kredi Buren Janice Ogden Kirbf and Liefler: arilyn Parpart Eagle Ollawa Leather :rol Sikkenga Challenge Machinery dy Ann Warner G. H. Public Schools :orma Wuennecke Dolce Corporation Judy Hornby Eagle Ottawa l.eaTher CO. Trudy Nauta G. H. Public Schools Jackie La Rue Janice Osmun Carol Vink Mich. Bell Telephone Co. Retazl-O ce Club Helen Suchecki Keller Tool Division Gardner-Denver Co. Nancy Thellmann G. H. Stale Bank 109 Rosalind Bishop The Bungalow Marilyn Crandle Tri-Cities Credit Bureau Deanna Darbee Ottawa Steel Norma Neitring Cook Hardware Jane Kitchel Addison Ballz Sandra Robbins Pal Schueif Reinhardt Julia Crane Dr. John Kirchel Retail-Ofice Club John Rusler Cook Hardware Stan Tuenis Van Coevering-Jolman Margaret Russell Wheeler Drug Roger Vander Molen Eshleman's Pharmacy l 10 Bill Dempsey Mille-r's Ice Cream Mike Sullivan Hosfe1Ter's News Agency Jim Zietlow Cooper's Shirley Bol Jim Hirdes .lohn Purdy Jobber's Outlet Art Yager Kroger Sfo'e 'wink First rouz' Terry Kieft, Ross Berg, Willis Holmes, .SlL'l'!IIIlf ron: Mike Blasky, Rich Brolick, jim Beukenm, Chuck Bury. Trade and Industry The purpose of This co-op program is To give studenfs experience in working ouT- side of school ond Toking reloTed subjecTs in school. This Type of work Ieods To on opprenficeship Troiriing. Besf of luck To These sTudenTs in Their fufure iobs. A 3 .S Q f wa' 1' Fin! wuz' Corky Lach, Jim Seavers, Bob Lehman. Second wuz' Chuck Webb, Ron Purcell, Bill Wierenga, Tom Sickman. Ill Glue-a girlk bert friend Firft rouz' Inta Mednis, Cristy Lundberg, Lee De Graff, Barbara Second roux' Roger Morris, Anne Shepard, Suzanne Cooper, Brazda, Pearl White, jean Engel, Karen McCracken. Nancy Munch, Par Grabowski, Mary Lou Witherell. Connie Capitano, Mr. Hekhuis 4Advisorb. Hi- Crier worked hord to produce students, would be proud Our eFforTs ond hard while, We were cable To issue once 0 month, and issues. in The poper. 112 During The post yeor, our Hi-Crier stof? hos o poper, which, you, The of. work proved very worth- publish on off-sef primed bi-monthly mimeogrophed Next yeor, os the staff motures and we goin in experience, we plon To mcuke further improvements Erlztor l Q f-'L' 'TF xv Firrl IUHZ' Mary Van Horssen, joan Voss, Barbara Kent, Ann Yemml mu Ray Dull Sally Cox Nancy Malstrom Rita Smith, Judy Swingle, janet McLaughlin, Diane Hanson. Mierle Babs McMahon Indie Klulsos Garry Haas Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editors - News Editor Editors Barbara Brazda Lee De Graft, Pearl White Chris Lundberg Assistant - - Karen McCracken Sports Editor - - Jean Engel Assistant - Roger Morris Features Editor - Joan Burkhart Assistant - Nancy Munch Society Editor - - Connie Capitano Assistant - Pat Grabowski Photography Editor - - Karen McCracken Exchange Editor - Suzanne Cooper Art Editor - - - Anne Shepard Assistant - - - lnta Mednis Business Manager - - Mary Lou Witherell Rita Mierle Diane Hanson Lila Johnson Ray Dull John Martin Judy Swingle paul Oltman Reporters Judy Wheeler Carol Strange Dave Matzen Jean Fisher Barb Marrow Namcy Malstrom Babs McMahon Joan Voss Kathy Ely Ann Smith Gary Baas Barb Kent Mary Von Horssen Sally Cox Annual Board Faculty Ad visor V Miss Geraldine Dykhuizen Editor-in-Chief An ne Shepard Business Mnfzagei' Suzanne Cooper Faculty Editor Lee De Graff Classes .Editor Activities Section Nancy Thellnman Activities Editor Jane Thoma Sports Editor Joe Woodforii Features Editor Peg Drew Typing Chief Mary OlThoH Advertising Manager Paul Olfrnan Subscription Manager Betty Harper Classes Section Adz'erti.fing Section 5P01'ff S4'Uff0t1 114 Tbeir job if L'77lHf!,l',l' A1l1ZZL6ll B0a1'd Our fzclzfimr who if almm ruulq The Blue and Gold staff has spent many hours and much effort to prepare the yearbook tor pub- lication. Although the task ot publishing a yearbook was completely new to the staff at the beginning ot the year, they diligently worked, and created the l956 Blue and Gold. Miss Dykhuizen has truly earned the thanks and appreciation of the entire staff for her patience and the experienced help she has given them. zvilling mul able 7'ypi11lQ Scrliwz Sllb.l'L'I'ff1lfU II SC'L'ff07Z F 6111 llflf S cc!! 0 71 115 wo bus Class CI-Lf-ups our Fanfare Home-MG.kBi'S .. someday my Chance Spam ish Rice t0dGy?Z3 Be al Jw-.s. win again Hof-I fo 'Hue Blue and Gold... -1 ,x Y' K , , -e , 'f' 4' ' ,K 1 kg vi' 3 Our Fafuve Ar-'hsfg ! The Timm kfd' Yes ? Black Frnday S u P I G R T .J S Q 631 Wo Z .5 . 'Q mf , ,... 'Q' . 'Fw , i Y' lf' Qlff? h. , ., ,, Q' e.-- +!'L,f, W 4. .1451-fl ph-Q' Jug' gg- ' i 5? T4 C 1 .mp .4 ,?Q,,'megi1LW wk ,W --I LK , ., , ' g ain i: ,jw: :g ,g '-- ' - ' , , ., M wg, h M W 'W W ,n E K 'N H fffgxw' A -- l i i Front mu: let! to righh' B. Bucy, B. Arbogast, T. Brigham, L. Third row: D. Marzuki, D. Poorr, W. Arnold, l..Sril1e,D, Bigler, Ridoutt, B. Byl, G. Green, M. Boot, J. Marod, T. Joiner. D. McCaleb, T. Ferguson, J. Stillson, T. Lewis. Semrm' wuz' Coach Constant, C. Lach, W. Draegar, J. Schuiteman, Family mum' R. Gimborys iMgr.l, E. Moore, R. Neitf.-ring, D. G. Lietzki, G. Ralya, W. Currier, J. Wilclrom, G. DeKoeyer, Denning, B. Hradsky, N. Davis, W. Ernst, Ci. Swiftnev iMgr.j H. Swifrney, Coach Rorhi. Varsity Football This year's Grand Haven football team tinished with a 3-5-l record, but the record is not a true indication of the team's ability. Grand Haven played the toughest Class B schedule, and the boys seemed to have hard luck at the most crucial times. Even though the l955 team didn't have a Winning record, the boys who will form next year's team got a good deal of valuable experience. llll my Wai Gene DeKoeyer Senior fullback Three year letterwinner. Gene was Douglas PoortfPerformed very well at center and occasionally as a line hampered offensively much of the season with on iniury but played his backer. A senior who acted as a co captain throughout the year usual aggressive game hacking up the line. Co-captain and defensive signal caller who seemed to sense what the other team was going to do, Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven 195 20 7 O O 19 6 7 33 I-4 5 Schedule Muskegon Catholic Central - 19 Benton Harbor ---- 27 St. Joseph - O Holland 6 Ionia -'-- O Muskegon Heights - - 7 Niles ---- - l3 Traverse City - - - 7 Grand Rapids Creston - - 21 Coaches Rothi and Con- stant this year led the team to o satisfactory season against the state's best teams. 121 g, Q.. - . I 3 . it E . 2 W Cornelius Loch- Corky really came through for us this year. An exceptionally fine defensive lineman. Selected on all major all-state teams this year bring- ing honor to himself, to his teant, and to his school, Jerry Stillsanf' his si nior vvon the staiting left quad cssigtn n.ent the f'st :lay cf pructte and never l iilec' ta gi fG a Qond account of hirn.s-lf. Bob Arbogast-A senior guard Jerry Wildrom--This senior gave Loren Ridoutt-- lhis iunior gave Bill Ernst- R jrnior center wwo who developed into a goorl us valuable support at botl' us valuable depth at right end learned a area deal this yeiir. blocker at the vital running guard and tackle. He showed this year, Loren rates very He could le c big help ntxt guard slot. lots of hrs- and determination. leigh in attitude and spirit. year. Gerald Green-Senior halflnack. Sc-veral felt his head when trying to tackle ltirn. Played defensive halfbcick. His quick reactions made hint valuable to the taani. A sure tackler. Pete Moore A senior who cli- videcl the right end starting assignment this year. His crisp blocking in the Benton Harbor acirne vvos particularly note- worthy. Q91 Tom Joiner Senior hollboclc, Hunk Swiftney Senior quaitfzr lmfl, Gimcl lmll lmnpllrzr ancl Played mostly an otllsense and clicl some goocl iunning. Looked 4x11-llvnt Im-.-if-1. A line gtflttlr' ' like an antclope in the Trciversi- ntvilt Oli tlrtnl oil llte' flvlil. VVO will ini-.s. lit nf xt vs-f.i, fmnputitivz- spirit City game, Sorry he graduotcs. ,, 'pi iw . A.. 4 Nz: 1,0 bill Arnold lhis iuntor cents: David DenningfA big rugged David McCuIeb f This senior' Walter Drueger This junior :li-villain-cl into un outstanding lad who showed considerable tackle, playing his first year 0' tackle played very wvll this lim: lxiclwr. Missed the last improvement this year. A iunior, football, was used mainly on de' year. A fine tcrim man who two ganws lsr-rouse of an in could luv a lang help next year, tsnse. He made rapid improve- should be- a tough linvman next iuiy Om: reason for oyltimisni went during the season. year. lol in-xt yum .lack Schuiteman A tugged two' Gene Rcilyu Juniai lmlfluack fir' ' A gs W way selnior tackle who rxlwayi vml strong runnor who taught 25 turned in a good lnall qcirnn-. A out apponvnts uvsiwit for ou: 4 if-ril Competitor Whom Wu wili lC?VfllS'.' plays. Dining his swf- :cally nt ss next ye-ar. oml youu on yiiistty, tw clo- xelopml into ci ri-al competitor. Hts ability shoulrl lwlp :nuke ri good taunt ne'-xt ymir. e i r J, leon Stille-A iunior end who showed considerable improve- Bob Neifering-This iunior end came along very fast this year. A 4.2.1. A i Bill Byl-Regular offensive and defensive left end. A real ag- gressive player who never failed to turn in a good performance. John Mclrod - Si-nior talfbuck Regular linelzacki-r on defense Good tackler blocker, and de ceptive runni-r. Main grcum gainer in Bsntoi Hnrior .unc Niles games. Tom Lewis-Senior guard. Small in stature but big in spirit. Bill Bucy-Juiiiortialfbatln. Fay ed mostly defense but did thi n-ent throughout the year Mai Handled kickoff and extra point greatest sha e uf the team' be moved to guard next year. assignments admirably all year. punting. Shcvvs aromise of de A particularly fine blocker. veloping intc a fine footbal player. Marty Boot-Junior halfbaclc. He showed real improvement as the season progressed and exhibit- ed a willingness to really mix it up, both offensively and de- fensively. Bob Hradsky-This senior tackle was used mainly on defense where his weight could be useci to best advantage, 124 x.4- . Don Tiers This senior in his first ycai ot football gave us depth nt the If-lt guard position. Bill Currier -Senior tullbock, A reol credit to the team and school. Although not playing a great deal, his attitude and cooperativeness lett nothing to line desired. Norman Davis A junior tackle who was a tina- blocker and tricklrfr. Very last, Open field tackles WL-to his specialty. Don Bigler Sophomore fullback who played regular line bockei cn defense With this year's fxpr-rience and physical quali- fications plus desire, he should dcvelop into ci line ployer. , .i -,-,- Jerry Lietzki - Junior quarter- Tom Brigham -Junior quarter- lsack. A strong runner and fair lycck. light in weight, but lwiq passer. With this year's ex- in heart. 'Willingness to do the perience plus another year's growth he could develop into a real threcit. diflicult in sciiinntages greatly aided the leant. I P55 Tim Ferguson Junior fullback who also Could ploy the holl- laock position. Tim got a late start in practice but showed real promise as the season pro- gressed. Dennis Marzuki---A iunior end who came olong lust during the season. A fine blocker and team rnan. D 'H . Fifi! rozrx' D. Walricv, Ron Riemersma, Dennis Emmeneger, Swiftney. Len Kanouse, jim Bolthouse, Louie Draeger, Brent Boyink, Third l Ull'.' Mike Waliio, F. Braski, Gary Hudd, Bolw Dcioung, Lee Groters, Jack Parcheta. jim Ports, D, Wierenga. Secmm' rout Coach Lowell, Mike Bazany, D. Shaw, J. Nieusma, Fourth rozv: Tom Regelin, Al DeHaan, Dennis Gankema. Jerry D. Robertson, T. Kool, Gary Cook, J. Graham, Mgr. VanCura, Reserve Football Grdnd l-lcven's reserve tootboll teom come up with onother good seoson, They had d 4-4-i record this yeor, which is very good playing cigoinst such tedms os Benton Harbor, Muskegon Heights, ond l-lollclnd. We expect to see the members ot the reserve teom fighting tor starting spots on the vorsity next toll. Re.re1'z'e forztblll frmfh Lmreif gs. at 3, K- - 4 1. ,- rg ' . , -. .,., Q, . .T V. ii 126 1 mx ,pr -girl In J,,j',W,N, I , .. .,... WW, , NL.,- Hnlirml run: Couch Lowell, B. Nietcring, D. Poort, D, Boyink, Rycenga, Nl. Wilnlrcittl, G. Grccu. T. Xwildrom. 'lnjv -run: Mgr. W, Dmcgcr, B. Arnold, D. Marzuki, B. Swicr, R. Gimlworys, XV. Guricrrcr, bl. Licrvkc, T, Brigham, Mgr. G. Ralya. Varsity Basketball The basketball Team, under Coach Lowell, had a 3-l2 record, playing Teams such as Muskegon Heights and Benton Harbor, This year The fast break was introduced, and the scores of The games were much higher, and the games were more exciting. Grand Haven won its first district title in eight years, but lost To Kalamazoo State in The fTrsT regional game. The T955-56 team, although not compiling a win- ning record, established the groundwork for good Grand Haven basketball Teams in The Tuture. Criaclv Lou'cZl'.i 11111171 ac- mzzzplhbmcfvzl Ilvii' your rms' fwzfbivrg fha boyx In fall break. To W , we .5333 H, Managers Draeger and Ralya year and also did a good job kept the team equipped this keeping spirits up. Jerry Rycenga-a hard worker Don Boyink-a real set shot who enioyed practice as much artist. as the games. Jerry Green-had a driving lay- up that few school boys can master. Bob Neitring-a strong player on the boards, G f ff f G 6 ..,eW ,, ,V Doug Poortfa very natural and Joel Wildrom -a steaciy ball relaxed tree throw shooter. handler for the tght spot. Julian Wiidrom-as his defense Bill Arnold-never a complaint, went, so went the team. 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 128 a steady plugiger St. Joseph - - 57 Niles - - - 69 Benton Harbor - 84 Coopersviile - 58 Muskegon - - 4 - 71 Muskegon Heights - 84 Holland - - - 49 Benton Harbor - 94 Muskegon - - - 69 East Grand Rapids - 81 St. Joseph - - - - '79 Muskegon Heights - 7l Holland - - V 62 Ludington - - 79 Niles - 64 Sli i .Ai 'mi 'ill' Willie Gutierrez mrvrvr sf-miwfzfl Jerry Leitzke when he drove in, to rin:-. the clele-use opens-cl. -----up-H Bob Swier he loved the fast Egils Leicenger-best iumping break run, run, run. legs on the Yeom, Dennis Marzuki-silent defense. Roy Gimbroys- just let him take more one-hand set shots, Tom Brigham- ci recnl scropper. WD Fi:-.rl wuz' R. Kiefr, D. Fritsma, D. Robertson, D. Gankema, R. Prelesnik. Semrzd mzzu' Mgr. W. Draeger, L. Groters, L. Makin, T. Kool, R. Schaubel, Coach Constant. Third rozw: B, Boyink, D. Shaw, D. Bigler. D, Walnlo, DI. Bolthouse. Reserve Basketball The reserves had one of Their besr seosons This yeor, winning ll ond losing only 4. Cooch Consronr mode The switch To fosr break ond The Teom developed very vvell. We expect To see The reserves bottling for vorsity berths on next yeor's Tecum. Re.fe1'z'e lmrketbafl CULZCZP CfI7l.l'llZ7.'f 130 Us Firtl rom' B. Selgert, G, VerPlanl'c, B, Arbogast, L. Mills, C. Stewart, D. Barney, R. Dull, Secrnnl mul: Coach Dart, R. Shields, B. Fisher, B. Bucy, T. Kieft, B. VerDuin, B. Johnson, A. Yager. Swimming Coach Dart's swimming team had meets with several powerful class B and A teams this year. The team had a satisfactory record in the regular season, and then came on to capture sixth in the class B state finals. A few boys will be lost this year, but a strong nucleus of swimmers is expected to give next year's team a good record Cmzcb Dart iw! the .rzrimming lefmz I'lll'l'L'.l'.I'fllHy flfrnlfglv Ili' fmt! .i'ea.i'r11z am! flu' .flare meat Ibis' your. 131 JJ X r 5 VC Firrl rouu' B. Kiebach, B. Dreese, G. VerP1ank, L. Ridoutt, J. Nieusma, Mgr. S. Vink. R. Riemersma, M. Kisosondi, C. Stewart, J. Pope. Third rouu' B. Bucy, D. Marzuki, B. Colcord, R, Barnes, J. Seconzl rout Coach Sluka, B. Vande-rZwaag, G. Vollmer, Wildrom, B. Hradsky, J. Miller, A. Schoolcraft, H. Swifrney, R, Kieft, T. Bazany, D. Wierenga, L. Stille, M. Bazany, D. Shaw. Baseball This year's Team has a wealrh of sophomores and several returning letfermen, Grand Haven's baseball outlook is brighter Than if has been for several years, and The Team should have a fine record. Fin! roux' J. Wildrom, B. Hradsky, H. Swiftney, A. Schoolcraft. Serum! mum' D. Marzuki, D. Wier- enga, B. Bucy, j. Pope, L. Stille. 132 Coach Slllkd if bzlilcling :lov bfuebull team flair year into iz good Clan B club. W ,Ph Firrl wuz' Bruce Cleveland, Bob Walsh, Jerome Kasmauski, Joe Woonlforrl. Sermnl muy' Coach Hekhuis, Don Miller, Rusty Schaubel, George Suchecki, Bill Arnold, Dave Robertson. Golf The prospects for onother good yeor in golf ore excellent, with three returning Iettermen ond cm number ot oble sophomores. Under Cooch l-lekhuis the teom will oim for its second regionol chompionship. Cmzvb Hebb1ri.r will be leurfing the golf Iennz in their Im' for 11 .remmf rcgiomzl L'f7zl711f7f07l.fbff1 Zlvir year. CA'f,,,L-b Hwblmjj- First rom' Bruce Cleveland, joe NX!oodforLl, Jerome Kas- mauski, Bob Walsh. 153 l 2 L E A 3 3 lim.. W ,, puuuun M MQ Firft rnzzx' Ron Elenhaas, Rog Prelesnik, Doug Poort, Louie Weiler. Dale Levandoski. Semin! rrmx' Coach Rothi, Dari Horton, -lim Vander Molen, Pere Sherwood, George Swiftuey, Dick Morris, Larry Tindull, Bob Fourz, Dennis Shermeta, Ed Barka, Rick Bazany. Tennis The l956 Tennis Team looks sTrong This year, in spiTe of losing several regulars from lasT year's Team. The Team is working for ITS second sTraighT regional champion- ship This year. Firrf muy' Larry Tindall, Rog Prelesnik, Doug Poorr, Louie Weiler, Dale Levundoski. Serwzu' mir: Jim Vander Molen, Pete Sherwood, Dick Morris, Dennis Shermera, George Swiftney. 154 Coach Roth? ir trying In 7'Ul7IfflfIl Ibe teamm- lmm lbir year after lor- ing ,rereml 1vtter12ze11. ,nw Coaclv Ga uc R 'nb 1' ?,Q2q,i? 4 Firzff muu' B. Currier, D. Gankema, T. Brigham, J. Lierzke, Third r0u'.' Coach Dart, J. Robinson, R. Richerr, B. johnson, G. Rulyu, T. joincr, D. Boerma. L. Groters, F. Braski, P. Olrman, D. Rccnders, R. Charter, Scrmlff rnzr: W. Anderson, -I. Rcinking, J. Bolthousc, W. J.Mz1rtin. L. Kanouse, Mgr. Dracgcr. Draeger, W. Gutierrez, D. Bituler, D. Waldo. Track The track team this year, with six returning Iettermen, is in a rebuilding stage. The hopes for a winning season this year are not high, but the prospects tor o winning team next year are good. Ii0lIl8L'0!Ilil1,U ami Spring Sporlx Ilidlzfex by l3rel.vr'l1l1eizfer Stlzrfio. Cmzfb Dar! if 14'nrbi1zg In achieve the high Fi'-ff ffllf'-' B- Cuffifff W- AQGCFSOH- T- Jflilicft f10.l'ffif17l flu' Inav? 1041121 bud' .rc'z'eral ycfmir llgfl. 135 Semin! rout Rc-inkmg, Lietzke, W. Gutierrez W ,f f,A.: Nm--.wfmfz f f f 1fsffr1sf-lS':i'w:71'zf -A ,w w , 42 . 5 mm, 2 . S w A M 4 hg'h1 L5 A , ,, ' ' Q if ' fu.. ' ' ' 'N 75 ' 'h' ,-1.: W M . iw L , f l N if -. Q .,.h 43' 1 l M . , - .. ,--- - 1 ,,, . K' K 'ff av: i iggigz kz.k., 2 I-.,1 i. kk,kA Q :-- K K Lkrk '1'1L .V ,. ,,-.'b'z,: , wi V ,M y-4, ,sm . f W ' zf ' ' . X5U2 ,f 1i,Q?gAmfsew f milf f . ,.., f 'm,, A m, ,k 1 1Tfffff'1 P m N- ': -f' ' - :2 H, -- . f- N, .-f - ,., -ng . w Y ci Q vi-S 11 13 : 7 ' ' ,qrp , ' A :ww --.-- vf . Z' ' ' as A ,,,, EEE,- , J A -:,: . '-'f-- -,h. 3. 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PHONE 1706 GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN 140 i Eshleman's Pharmacy THE REXALL STORE SPRING LAKE. MICHIGAN a4lway.4 Someilzing .New at cwlclcfiaong 200-202 Washington Street Grand Hoven, Michigan MULDER DRUG STORE Reliable Prrsrripiion Servirr swzzr MICH 6 o i 1 l Success . . . to You ALL!!', LA GLOIS Home of WeJtingb0use ' , 226 Washington Grand Haven ......4. . . 4Ql.uvunv..-.'.u.a0.000 ... -...L..... -we -.s .Q EQ .3 The Friendly Sto e , 1 . . . . . l'x 9 r no.. '59, Q .,.. ... ...0.0,0t OO.lOQeiQ'40'. 114 Washington Street Sovidge 5 GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN SPRING LAKE, MICHIGAN phone 89 v-NE fr . ft xg Clarzstman Lumber Company 'Q V i Q ..1 2' k' 'T , , , WEBLSLE' Telephone 156 Sprmg Lake, MIChlgGn 9, KS' OTTAWA ELECTRIC COMPANY I:cIN-rnAc'rINrs EUef9thin0 Elecmcar' APPLIANCES TELEPHONE 252 'HD WABHINBTDN STREET GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN Medea '4 F loor Coverings 203 Washington Street GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN 142 .. 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PHONE 198 JIM 8: BILL FRANKS SE5 144 fwfr WWW Mk W M IAUNJID v gfliivyfykyfgifqf I ,W M 'X vp! fP YfJNfJ, I I 9 Iv, W I M ,Q I , W Wf,'D1L2IffyffjwVJWQ'ifZ1f TI1e CI1aIIengeIVIacI1iner9 Compang INTING MACHINERY PRECISION EQUIPMENT AND UTILITIES a SPECIAL MACHINERY O GRAND HAVEN. MICHIGAN JOHN CASEMIER'S SUPER MARKETS .Nigluu .Quality M?KTS, GROCERIES AND vEGErAnuss 1119 WASHIN E 313 PINE STREET GRAND RR I I - ,f 'w lk, Q ' Grand Haven, Michigan A Everything Photographic smnv CLARK PIANO COMPANY B 8. R TV and APPLIANCE H21 Washington Sf. GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN Sylvania and Norge Exclusive Phone 221 I-W 146 KET Plllili CT, I U. VIANUFACTUIIEIIS OF METAL STAMPINGS AND ASSEMBLIES - PLATED AND PAINTVED FINISIIESW TELEPHONE 3844 427 N. GRIFFIN STREET GRAND HAVEN. MICHIGAN JIM'S BIKE SHOP 9 North Second St. Bicycles and Accessories Q1 One of the hundreds of local pictures published each year by The Grand Haven Daily Tribune RIEMER'S J EWELRY 128 Washington Street IDIIRIUINIIS iIHIiIl5A9IlFiIiiINli4l?f GIEGD. GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN 147 warm alir .Heating gquipmenl- TRIPP 8. WEAVER'S I. G. A. 326 Fulton ST. GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN -z 25:31 ff? ci I Phone 3414 4- :1:f- . ..-.- : Q rn I o O ci Y --.. I 4 ' 'tA I ' A-' A I U ,,,, .,: . wi 206 IRWIN AVE MUSKEGON MICHIGAN 116 N. THIRD ST GRAND HAVEN MICHIGAN 148 VALENTINE'S JEWELRY Watch, Clock, jewelry. Lighter Repair Service I3O Washington St. GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN IA JV I r'R1'f1 .errfe Vvzaxdf El I3 I S II OIINIII S In' I ' mwmnsfousf. .4'4l'1-Al--ror -rf- -A-----.r, 'I9-25 S. Water Street GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN Phono 12961 4- A N50 4 14 44 Aff' 9 I ,.,.I. CI A 106 WAS HINGTON ST GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN HENRY CASEMIER SUPER MARKET Wholesale and Locker Departments 708 Washington St. Phone I73 GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN 149 CARl'S PONTIAC GARAGE 9-11 oshin Ion Street W 9 GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN 0F IIL aww! awww GBANDWHAVEN, I W .pam K ' rand oven cervix- nlcnlc .. A BRASS COMPANY Grand Haven, Michigan MICHIGAN M B C 91 Telephone 1580 RITZ DRIVE INN Phone 888 302 Beach Tree SI. GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN 150 KELLER TOCL olvlslon or RDENVER GRAND HAVEN MICHIGAN KELLER TOOLS , 5 ongratulations -' Q , ,.,1j, i. ' W wif.: sf, fi: JV, ffisf - 7 .. ' ?ff'fA- ' Mirfizfiirs X5 . x Hin' ' . ' ,Q . il... 'R , gf , ,, 2? m , -ww, XS .m ilsa . , ll: R , 4' fn J 55,7 , I - VgNg,s!aL5f.-W f9'fif., ,XLi gi 1.3 qgf if ' . T i ff fn 5, .5139 K, if ' ' F' Q5 A X L 7 a fm ,,:,, 1, Af, A4 X , lx: 151 f:.! ' fN . .5,,,'7'u4,,q!C?rf2'2 f, 51,0 my ef-4f 5j 761-2 -neo-00 wwf T54 A QQ' , . We ss ZZQZWZ ,QM A ' Qzizzfwlff . X'725.,.f I-fel? ff-Lv Give 'ro The world fiff-1-141. the best that you have any 132-,, r 2 ?1-4-0,ZP And The best will come ij- ,.,,.,,,,,,,, Q0 Mock To y .' g . IW ea-e. cf-a.....,, mi A ey Q' df!! MJ To insure yourself a brgbter future may we Z suggest you include the I 'V fm f ' N SQL!! 'QQ ' fy GRAND HAVEN We Ib' f 'QS'TATaEwB wwlfgov-Zfggd. fSER l.NG.THlS COMMU ITY ?j?NCE TH CLASS O 18510-gi! A ..e,p.vf-Af' - may Mx gwagzff-WP k 47 'o4ft! Best ef , . Kommerclad Fungi?-L,bgg jdbu Day d Night Ambulance S eddie, , J , afjrfgl ' ,abil-if -.s-7j,g,Q-- ,. 4 I F! UTBYL GARAGE . . . QJ1,1es.QIme POCKET S9l'Vil'9 . . Complete Auto Repairing - Body Work and Painting a I lv IN X- gimme 564 Grand Haven, Michigan MQ' ,, .g GTUMJ HMVCH H-?Tl.ll1I'lIIllTl1tU1T4f'3 Q00 PHUNE 714 111 NDRTH T1-HRD Q'1'EEET Gustom f9Waa'e gurniture - Electrical ffqppliances Grand Haven, Micunigan I 1 C0042 HARDWARE AND PLUMBING EE I 1100 WASHINGTON STREET GRAND HAVEN. MICHIGAN 153 T 6 ASB? SWIFTNEY'S STANDARD SERVICE THIELEMAN AUTO COMPANY Ford Sales and Serfice Phone 355 Groncl Haven, Mic higcm 'II06 Fulton Street GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN JOBBER'S OUTLET SUPER MARKET IO45 COLUMBUS STREET 154 Congratulations 1 9 5 6 KINKEMA FUNERAL HOME MILLER CHEVROLET COMPANY 'I2 N. First SI. Telephone 208 GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN Chevrolet Turbo-Fire V-8 Blue-Flame Sixes 561 W. PREBT E Blll PLUMBING AND HEATING CUMPANY LICENSED Plumoing and .Heating engineering apnma LAKE. Mxcr-msAN LEDINSKY MOTOR SALES Telephone 2443 T050 Fulton Sl. GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN KOOIMAN FOOTWEAR Nationally Advertised Footwear for the entire Family 207 Wdshingfon ST. GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN Phone 79 N lO9N ,.. THE MOLL SHOE COMPANY .7thST.-GRANDHAVEN,MICH. 155 3 2 5 .,4zfgfUU '- ff lLJ,L, 415 4-171,00-f' ufvfue, une! f Q U'S E 6 -Dxvtaa P-'A-A-1, GQ OLYQ1. QQM-.5 Mrk-.J 'll at MOJ1 , HQ, Qvvcfub Lui' QQ .Ml .sz ,l4vu.,...: Q-LJ JL. ' .J .Nw-if P11'1'EL-PATTEHSUN COMP f Y hae AZWQQQL- Q Tel ephu ne No. 630 800 Cnlllmlllls S lreet . . . GRAND HAVEN,MlCHlGAN G 'TLU ,Owns Os-JLAJ cf-K, ' T3 Us ' E5 U U L'1 UQ , 0Q.f1,SvxJ ' m,:zO7fvq,,,,,,,,a ELQW5 !dJ,,,,,....,..xf-fb CAC-off. a6'U.,-s443a-.1-iQ'0...r4,'l1,LL4-JV O-nj CAAAJ 4 UTAJLJ- ,fn4.0'L,,a. . GRAND HAVEN M0'l'0ll 00. I I a u IC x 0 ' 1 N r efgzb ' ' WN-runnin: nvunlld' M CW M15 nfH PEOPLE'S BANK GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN MUSIC MART Instruments -- Accessories - Rentals ANYTHING IN MUSIC I-IOEKEI2 HARDWARE Il9 WASHINGTON STREET TELEPHONE 1035 GRAND HAVEN. MICHIGAN THE H. C. CARPENTER S p 0 R T S H Q p 0-keg 116 wqshangfsn, fs 1' 111 Grand Haven, Much. V Phone 915 ,HJ ANTIQUES - IMPORTED Guns W' 'I26 Washington H. BeII VAN TUL HARDWARE COMPANY CDNYRACTURE HARDWARE AND -UPPLIEI GRAND HAvr:N. Mlm-HGAN 157 CWBASTIAN - BLESSINWMPMH REQO uv O I+ ISL? EAGLE OTTA EATHER COMPANY GRAND N - MICHIGAN SALES OFFICES AT - New Yann , G .L.msAN5:Lcs ' E ' L lr' 4 31,539 Ev-MCAGD . EIUSYUN . PHu.Aocn.Pv-HA SAN FHANCISCD . PDRYLANQ Hvur-1 PENNY Phone 39 fb a J A ' 1 ,J .-N-'M .,1,lIl.....-4 -W--f- f H rf ' e r 5 A .fwwdfi L: 54 9' . . ? A aw ml1.1J12 L.-- A .Aw Vu? V - V E yn.,-,.,1y. v - ' E 159 LD 1 5 NCE 1924 GRAND HAVEN STAMPED PRODUCTS co Designers and Mdnufacturers METAL STAMPINGS AND ASSEMBLIESl-- GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN JDIIISEB HIIBDLUHBE gran! given, Cyyliclzigan 16 J' LK I , gy .uh IW' HOSTETTER N EWS AGENCY K Wholesaler Newspapers and Magazmes ef GRAND HAVEN. MICHIGAN CU gm awww, exam: 7 9,BE,R3 HAVEN FLORAL BU N 332 North Ferry Street II2 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 3l42 G RAND HAVE N GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN Ph ne 2642 MILLER-SMITH MFG. CU. SPBCIALIITIIN Pnowa 2420 : W. Slivlncz ST. Spring Lake, Michigan LOUIS WESSEL DONALD WESSEL B O B 8. D O N WATER and FRANKLIN STREETS . . . GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN 161 MV VWMWWV Qiwgliiikf 3 if Q AW WWWWQ ig Eifglifyii , EQ: 5 xr x wg ix MM SQ 52? x Gif awww ESQ! WWWWZY9 'L Addison-Baltz - Anderson's - - - Bastian Blessing Co. - Big Store, The ---- Bilz Plumbing 8. Heating Co. - Bob 8- Don ----- Botbyl Garage - - Bretschneider Studio - B 81 R TV and Appliance - Camfield Manufacturing Co. - Carl's Garage ----- Carpenter, H. C. ---- Casemier, Henry, Super Market - Casemier, John, Super Market - Challenge Machinery Co., The - Christman Lumber Co. - - - Cook's Hardware 8. Plumbing - Cooper's ------- Dee-Lite Sandwich Shop - D 81 S House of Furniture - Eagle Ottawa Leather Co. - Electrical Assemblies, lnc. - Erickson's Food Market - Eshleman's Pharmacy - Fortinos ----- Frank's Florist - Gambles ------ Grand Haven Brass Foundry - Grand Haven Daily Tribune - 'Grand Haven Furniture Co. - - Grand Haven Harbor Industries, Inc. - - Grand Haven Jewelry ---- Grand Haven Maytag Co. - - Grand Haven Motor Co. - - - Grand Haven Stamped Products Co. - - Grand Haven State Bank - - - Hansen's Kitch'n Cook'd - Haven Floral ---- Haven Laundry - Hoeker Hardware - - Hostetter News Agency - Jim's Bike Shop - - - Index to Advertisers Jobber's Outlet - Jonker Hardware '- - - Kammeraad Funeral Home Keller Tool ----- Kent Products, Inc. - - Kinkema Funeral Home - Kirk's Camera Supply - Kooiman Footwear - - Langlois ----- Ledinsky Motor Sales - Meier's ----- Michigan Brass Co. - Miller Chevrolet Co. - Miller-Smith Mfg. Co. - M 81 M Dime Store - - Moll Shoe Co. - - Mulder Drug Store - - Murray R. White - Music Mart - - - Ottawa Electric Co. - - Peerless Novelty Company People's Bank ---- Pippel-Patterson Co. - Pofahl Electric Co. - Prin's Heating Co. - Reichardt - - Riemer's Jewelry - Ritz Drive lnn - - - Royal Drive-In Cleaners - Schuitema Music Studio - Sport Shop ---- Story 81 Clark Piano Co. - Swiftney's Standard Service Thieleman Auto Co. - - Time Loans, Inc. - - - Tripp 81 Weaver's I. G. A. Valentine's Jewelry - - Van Coevering - - - Van Tol Hardware Co. - Viening's Clothes Shop - Voss' Drug Store - - - Welded Products Company Wheeler Drug Co. - - - F53 ' ' 'J '7 L ,?Q?:mffJ' 2.25 nf .fm f A.-' Et 9' 5531?-ab M2595 .' gi'-sggggib af -L. 'WJ WMJW? AD ' fl W mug few? df'4 f'7K ' in ' 76 50 f'Wif2l WW Q5 ' ?'? ,V ' A Owl, W ,zglyyf zfz x b do wg,fWy al ofa, . 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