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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1957 volume:

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' l , ' 11-J 9'Vl 'B 5 gm sg E and GOLD STAFFMU ESP M Q r E '0 ' - ' xy Underclassrnen Subscriptions Janet McLaughlin, Editor Sheryl Miller, Editor Nancy Palmer Inese Liepens Faculty Advisor Mary Boyd Pauline Klumpel , Pat McMaster Norma Zimmerman Mary Lou Buikema Ruth Kinkema Jean Newlon Miss Geraldine Dy huizen r 1 Business Manager Patricia Schuett Faculty Mary Lou Witherell, Editor Doris Bilz Bonnie Wiegerink Carol DeRooy Corat Moran Judy Wilson Marian Van Oordt Features Inta Mednis, Editor Christine Lundberg Judy Swingle Seniors Span! Charlyn DeYoung Charlene Kucks Barbara Kent xr Pe White , Jean ngel ' la nson - D' ' e anson S 2 alia 6 Gerry Lietzke Walt Draeger Tom Brigham W Egils Leicinger Ada Medendorp Mary Ann Sherwood Nancy Malstrom Charlene Raymond Lynne Polglase Mike Sullivan Nancy Munch Advertising Jean Fisher, Editor Dennis Shermeta Joan Burkhart Sally Cox Ann Smith Jake Vermurlen Beverly Oslund Madeline Fotchman Deanna Gleason Trudy Wierenga Rae Ann Pickett Rose Bryant Barbara Yemc Jim Scott Ray Harz Eugene Ra1Ya Artists Karen McCracken, Chief T 'sts . yin Photographers Jeanette Reaume, Chief Mary Clark John Beernink, Chief Julia Crane Harry Nieusmaf f ra ' C 1 J w ffWZyf7'Qw ' idea W 471 WW . 9 4474, 1 M111 TABLE OF coNTENTs QQQQ fit DEDICATION - - . 8 'O Homecoming - - - 86 -5 2 Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y - - 88 FACULTY - - - 10 ' s, H1-C .... - 92 Administration ' ' 12 i Journalism - - 94 ' Fine Arts ---- - 15 'Ea Athletic Clubs - - 98 Communication Skills - - 14 xg, Musie , , , , 110 Mathematics and Science - - 16 Q 1 Future Teaehers - 114 S0Cia1SwdieS ---- - 18 Library Club - - 115 Manua1Aff5 ' ' 20 L Debate Team - - 115 Gommefcial ' ' ' ' 22 Nurses Aide - - 116 Cooperative Training - - 23 Red Cross - - - 117 Physical Education - - - 24 Retau Omee , , 113 Special Services - - 25 k Extra Helpers - - 26 Faculty Directory - - 27 SPORTS ' ' 120 K Football - - 122 SENIORS ' - 26 Basketball - - - 130 Q- E? Swimming - - - 135 UNDERCLASSMEN - - - 54 :I Track , , 136 J11f1i0fS ---- - 31 - 56 Baseball - - 137 Sophomores - - - 'A V- 64 Golf 1 - 138 1, . Tennis - ---- 139 ACTIVITIES - 1- - - 1 - - 2 ' 1. Student uncil - - --.l. 2 i- i-p K I by if Dramatig N-. .- N X ADVERTISING - - ' ,Q N 1 ,lp yy: leaf ,,tf9Lu,f' ll ' A if fd - A . f gf' t:6 f Wf! ' x Q E t 'wi ff!! El E Weis ffl' ,St M ll li ts 5 Sie ff' S j,iY5j5fffff5'5fJ ffigff K .J ,fsgfzdf f fffffj X WW 1-W W7 wlffwjffpifpwiaw u , .J 12 ' Il af W 0u day be pr pared to .verve ax leaders of I iomorrow? 0 conve ' of our parents, teachers, and the citizens of our ni . pl Q Th' question is constantly arising i the thoughts, fears, and c Q fY ' e, the youth of today, want them to realize exactly how the curriculum and activities offered to us in school are helping to prepare us for the tasks that lie ahead. We will try our very best to serve as leaders and makers of tomorrow's world. We will work for world peace and domestic improvements, but this isn't enough. We want today's leaders to understand, and to believe in us - in our ability to carry on where they will leave off. Through this edition of the Blue and Gold, published by the Class of 1957, we hope to give you a picture of the year's activities and to show you that these should make a definite contribution in our preparation for assuming our responsibilities as good American citizens. Zee Qewyf -.77 WE DEDICATE Tl-IIS to the Board of Education - one of our finest American institutions. to the men and women who have served on the Grand Haven Board of Education in past years. They have laid the foundation for a good school system. to Mr. Louis Van Schelven who has recently retired after having served on the Board for thirteen years and as president for nine. He is a symbol of the many people who have given their time and effort to serve well on the Board of Education. to the present Board who is continuing to build on that foundation. Mr. Louis Van Schelven Board of El?'llL'z'lli071 7lZE'7lIbC'I' 194.3-1956 Boamf of Eafzfcaiiofz prerizlcvlf 1947-1956 8 ANNUAL ' l Board of Education fleft to riglatjs Ivan Fosheim, jacob Ponstein, Miller Sherwood, Ralph Van Volkinburg, Marvin Patterson, Dr. John Kitchell, Mrs. Norman Anderson, Henry Dirkse. OFFICERS Prerident - Marvin Patterson Vice-Preyident - - Jacob Ponstein S ecremry-Treamrer - - Henry Dirkse 9 En V ,,,x I X W2 a ,..+.fi fi K r Y ,.., 5' 4'1 Q . 2 U f J 1 1 K 3 ff gf ,X-ff 3? .3351 XZ' Z, CoHonbolll Hekhuis 10 . Q-g ,41, ZQA :4:6. Q W K ww Ngf ' 1 5:6 'fi' ,Im M A kfl wg. B se, wk XX X W ' I f'f X w W W M pw , ZJVZFMW MPWWJZJZZZUWMW MDZWWWQWWQWM MPWMMWWWWWK, f fWpfWj,ZMf,JM'M ,M MMM WW if , W W ' ffffwfwff iffy ff , ffM,,7,,,,1,J7MffMM,,Wffi6 bMF WM'WMM QMQZZWWMMWMMZ fmzwwwwwww fjwpjkflwysflf, My W What shall we 'ralk about now? ls everybody happy? o in 'rhere and FIGHT! Just us Mousekefeers 1'H Well M, gi W ADMINISTRATIGN R. M. VAN VOLKINBURG GLENN H. OLSEN Sllf7L'l'f7Zll!7l6ZG7Zl Principal Central Michigan College, A.B. Central Michigan College, AB. University of Michigan, M.A. University of Wisccmnsin, M.Ph. RAY C. SQHAUBEL HATT1E E. YOUNG A.r.fi.fttf11l Principal Dean of Girly DC'-'ff of B075 Park College, A.B. PM Dmq-ml! Kansas State, B.S. Michigan State University, B.S. University of Michigan, M University of Michigan, M.A. 12 A RTS ' 1 ALAN L. LIELIS Northern Michigan College, B.S. , University of Michigan, M.A. l fl rf .4 T SQA we BANNISTER MERWIN Central Michigan College, BS. Michigan State University, M.M. I3a1m' AL BURGESS Michigan Stare V om! fl4ll,l'fC University, B.M., M.M. HAIKCJLD W. RAU Chicago Musical College, B.M.E,, M.M.E. 1IIJfl'1l7ll67Zfn1l Alzrric Orclrerlm 13 CGMMUINIICATICDN HAL CHASTAIN University of Florida, B.A.lE. Speech ami Dmwmlicf Tbefpiam Senior and jmziof Play 'G uIi3 X MAR,1o1u1z MCLAUGHLIN Wesre1'11 Michigan University, A.B, Englixlz III GlfRALl7lNE IDYKHUIZEN Hope College, AB. Northwestern University, A.M. Evzglffb Reuflivzg Blffcf ami Gola! ARLHNE M. POEL Central Michigan College, AB. Sjnznitfb I lfnglifb III College Preparatory Englixlw Girly' Bowling l 14 EDWARD D. ANDERSON Hope College, A.B. Erzglirla Competition American Literature Spanirla I 9 SANDRENE ANN SCHUTT Hope College, A.B. University of Michigan, M.A. Erzgliflo III English Literature S hakerpeare R eadirzg CHARLES F. DAVIS University of Michigan, A.B., A.M. Errglrfh II and III ABESSIE A. ZARIKTA Westerim Michigan University, A.B Ertglitla Speech Foremicr 15 ARDENA LEER Latirz I and Il Lois B. KING L A N G U E S University of Michigan, A.B. Algebra I Plane Geometry junior Red Cross Spomor HATTIE E. YOUNG Park College, A.B. Kansas State, B.S. Spanixb I and II ERNEST L. SWANSON Western Michigan University, A.B. University of Michigan, M.A. Plane Geometry Algebra III Trigonometry Solid Geometry Advanced Algebra 16 MATHEMATICS University of Oklahoma, B.A., M.A. University of Michigan, M.A. AND SCIEN FRANK SANDERS Albion College, A.B. University of Michigan, M.S. Pbyflcr CE JORIE ' College, , . Wa gy lviliyga M DICK VANDER KOLK Western Michigan University, A.B. University of Michigan, M.A. C l7677Zl.fl1'jl 1 1 rz-Hz- WALTER S. LOWELL Western Michigan University B.A., B.S University of Michigan, M.A. Playrlcal Education Biology Vanity Barkezball Coach Rererve Football Coach 17 DON F. ANDERSON Hixtory III-American Hiftory History II - World I-Iiftory Hi-Y Spomor Intramural Basketball Director Track C oath U y, ff Paw 'A I li ' HELEN BELL Hope College, A.B. , Northwestern University, A.M. l Uniled State: Hlxtory American Problem.: Future Teacher! of Amerira CLEONE ANN BARNETT Western Michigan University, A.B Hiytory II ESTHER CAMPBELL University of Michigan, A.B., M.A. Hiftory II 18 Western Michigan University, B.S. SCDCIAL UDI Louis F. HEKHUIS Michi fan State University, A.B 5, . W'nrld Hiftory 1V0rld Gcfzgnzplvy U llflvlf Stain Geography H i-I frier Sjwmor Slfftlwzt Comic!! Spomor Debate Cowl? Gnlf Cnarfv GU s'rAv12 V. COHRS Western Michigan University, BS. University of Michigan, M.A. Ciritif EC0l1llIlIjL',f EUGENE ROTHI Hope College, A.B. University of Michigan, MA. I-1i.u'l0ry III Footbafl Comb CfllllI.1':'21flILQ Temlir Coarln lffmizy Club Sjromm' i DON R. CONSTANT Vfestern Michigan University, ILS., M,A Unilccl Status' Hhrtory Nlicbigtwz Hirtory Rercrre Barkclbtzll Cnucb Vanity Football Line Cmzflv 19 5 ilh1.....,., VIVA SHELL H omemaking Personal Regime if BERTHA VAN TIL Blodgerr School of Nursing, R.N. Names! Aide Hi-C Bible Club Spomor 20 MANUAL Western Michigan University, B.S. Home and Family Living KENNETH A. KING Western Michigan University, B.S. University of Michigan, M.S. Mechanical Drawing Rifle Clab and Rifle Team ARTS CYILBERT VANDIERBERG Michigan Stare University, B.S. A1110 Shop lfzzfmtriaf A 1'I.t' EDWIN NELSON 17Z6fllJf7'fcl1 Arty 21 FORREST S. THOMPSON Westerii Michigan University, BS University of Michigan, M.A. Mavlmze Shop Algebra Blue Prim Reazfirlg Western Michigan University, BS.. M.A. Q CCDMMERCIAI. FLORA L. THOMA Western Michigan University, A.B. Typing I and II Stenogmphy 1 LEONE WALTERS Iowa State Teachers College, B.A. University of Iowa, M.A. Bookkeeping Slaortband Typing I A MARGARET YOUNG Michigan State University, A.B., M.A. Office Practice Shorthand Typing Bnrinerf Procedure! WANDA GIRINGHUIS At Mimeograpb Machine 22 CC-CDPERATIVE TRAINING LEE ARNOLD Western Michigan University, B.S. Tmde and Ivzdmtry C004'dim1to1' Related Snlvjectr Ctmzera Club Spomot' ff ts.-dis, wr' 'I 'Hs- yiwst HAROLD S. F1sH1a11 Hope College, A.B. University of Michigan, M.A. Coordinator of B11.ri1zeJJ Education Stzperrifor of Adult Edumtiovz Co-op Club Sponmr JAM ES E. JACOBS Western Michigan University, B.S. Director, Vocational and Adult Education 23 Lois SCHEMBER Western Michigan University, B.S. University of Michigan, M.A. Girlr' Playxical Education G.A.A. Cheerleaderr C ozmreling STEVEN SLUKA, JR. University of Illinois, B.S. University of Michigan, M.A. Pbyrical Elucation 24 PHYSICAL EDLJCATIGN HECTOR CHRISTIANSON University of Michigan, B.S., M.A. City Recreation Director SPECIAL SERVICES Michigan State University, B.A. Speech Correction DONNA M. LOEW Asbury College, AB. Western Michigan University, Certificate of Librarianship Libmrimz fLibm1'y Science! Student Library A,fJi.fftl7l1,f Club Spnnmr I Avis TOWIERS Michigan State University, B.S. Lnnchroom FLEDA A. NEVINS Western Michigan University, AB. University of Michigan, M.A. Dircfctor, Depmfnncni of lizinmtional M Ccl.l'm'6772c'7Yl.s' 25 Clerical STUFF Barb Szymas and Par Farmer Eilgen Donsclm- SC'Cf'C'l1l1'fe'f ffl fllff Ollffll Vfmzfiomzl Ojice Secremry Martha Scorr .l0 Swartz School Lunch Steiff Mciinfencince Stoll Anna Riblvink Emilie Schneider Henry Henry Ed Pearl Ella Eunice Alice Margaret Tom Ben Grorers Katt Kieft Luloffs Vette Counselor Ruch Van Opynen Rycenga , Mellema jj .F Q V'- . 46 I A L7 YL . , rl, 'l ze i11 Y fK M77 , ' Anderson, Don F. Anderson, Edward D. Arnold, Lee - - Barnett, Cleone Ann Bell, Helen - - Boon, Marjorie - Burgess, Al - - Campbell, Esther - Chastain, Hal - Christianson, Hector Cohrs, Gustave V. - Constant, Don R. - Davis, Charles F. - Dykhuizen, Geraldine Fisher, Harold S. - Hekhuis, Louis F. - Jacobs, James E. - King, Kenneth A. - King, Lois B. - Leer, Ardena - - Loew, Donna M. - Lowell, Walter S. - McLaughlin, Marjorie Melis, Alan L. - - Merwin, Bannister Nelson, Edwin - - Nevins, Fleda A. - Olsen, Glenn H. - Poel, Arlene M. - Pushaw, David - Rau, Harold W. - Rothi, Eugene - - Sanders, Frank - - Schaubel, Ray C. - Schember, Lois - Schutt, Sandrene Ann Shell, Viva - - - Sluka, Steven, Jr. - Swanson, Ernest L. Thoma, Flora L. - Thompson, Forrest S. Towers, Avis - - Vanderberg, Gilbert VanderKolk, Dick VanTil, Bertha - VanVolkinburg, R. M. - - Walters, Leone - Young, Hattie E. - Young, Margaret - Zarikta, Bessie A. - Teacher Directory 11510 South Third Street - 2200 Temple Street - - 912 Sheldon Road - 1131 Grant Street - - R. R. No. 1 - - 525 Clinton Street - 619 Franklin Street - 225 Franklin Street - 1241 Pennoyer Avenue - 1120 Park Street - - 535 Waverly Street - 1037 Waverly Street - Bil-Mar Hotel - - - 420 Clinton Street - 528 Oakes - - - 526 Colfax Street - - 520 Grand Avenue - 512 Leggatt Street - 512 Leggatt Street - - 623 Lafayette Street - - - 312 South Seventh Street - 1134 Marian Street - - - 921 Sheldon ---- Bil-Mar Hotel - - 212 Sherman Street - 1204 Park Street - - 105 South Fourth Street - 433 Slayton Street - - 915 South Griffin Street - 1338 Waverly Street - Buena Vista - - - 1418 Franklin Street - 10405 112th Avenue - 1710 Sheldon Road - 55 Sherman Street - - 120 South Fourth Street - 312 South Fifth Street - 1104 Hillcrest - - - 521 Grant Street - 400 Duncan Court - R. R. No. 1 - - 518 Franklin Street - Dunes Trailer Park - 948 Pennoyer Avenue - 1314 Grant Street - - 628 Lake Avenue - - 449 Grant Street - - 1221 Sheldon Road - 708 Sheldon Road - 1829 Doris - - - 27 Grand Haven - 4071-R Muskegon Heights - 3-6190 Grand Haven Grand Haven Spring Lake 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 Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Spring Lake Grand Haven West Olive - Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Spring Lake - Grand Haven Muskegon Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven - - 3692 - - 3796-M . - 4132-J - - 5395-J - - 2919 - - 311 - - 1521 - - 2697-M - - 1348-J - - 2831-J - - 1518 - - 1952-R - - 1208-W - - - 993-J - - 1194 - - 3674 - - 3674 - - 999-W . - 4176-J - - 3375-W - - 1518 . . 1375-J . . 2167-J - - 490-W - - - 691-J - - 3863-W - - - 668-J - - 2522.M - - 3634-W Borailo 19F 5 - - 3289 - - 1554 - - 1404-W - - 755 - - 3876 - - 4087-W - - 414 - 2795-M11 - - - 76 - - 2950 - - 3765-W - - 3169 - - 3325 - 955 - - 3306 - - 2805-J SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Chris, our happy president, Led our class this year, She made the halls fairly ring. And filled us all with cheer. Our Mary Ann we'd have you know, Drove our Class when things were low, Her energy and spirit too- Did a lot to pull us through. Inta Mednis is her name, She did a lot to spread our fame, Through her art with pen in hand- We found that she was simply grand. Bill, our loyal treasurer, Kept the money straight, Cn the Held or at the desk, We think he's really great. 1 28 2 1 .I ee...hee...hee! Elvis? OUR prom Memories was 'A SENICDI2 HONOR JOHN HENRY BEERNINK Valedictofimz . DORIS ANN BILZ S al utatorian 30 RCD Beernink, John Henry Bilz, Doris Ann Reaume, Jeanette L. Mednis, Inta Liira Voss, Joan Kathryn DeYoung, Charlyn Sue Scheltema, Philip Roger McCracken, Karen Lynn Grabowski, Patricia Fochtman, Madelyn E. Swingle, Judith Louise Clark, Mary Christine Fisher, Jean Mabel McLaughlin, Janet Ruth Buikema, Mary Lou Kamper, Reuben Bouwman, Carol Ann Liepins, Inese Correll, Jean L. Newlon, Jean M. Miller, Sheryl Lynn Zimmerman, Norma Jean White, Pearl Frances VanOordt, Marian Jean Medendorp, Ada Louise Malstrom, Nancy Lee VanCura, Carolyn Mae Corcoran, Joy Alice Boyd, Mary E. Crandle, Marilyn Grace Shermeta, Dennis William Moran, Harold Corat Floto, Peter Christian Olsen, Sonja Vogler, James Arthur Wilson, Judith Kay Schuett, Patricia Etna Kammeraad, Shanna Marie Stillson, Beverly Jean Marcinak, Joann Marilyn LL195 C Conrad Anderson C omtant Student Council Baseball Inrramu ral Lorraine Ruth Anderson Smmy Annual Board Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Girls' Bowling Warren H. Anderson Silent Katherine E. Appel Sincere LASS QF 1957 William D. Arnold Refined Football, Varsity Basketball, Reserve Varsity Club, Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore, Treasurer Senior, Treasurer Junior Play, Crew Annual Board, Sports Editor Gary Lee Baas Plearing Student Council Annual Board Hi-Y Thespians Junior Play, Cast Senior Play, Cast One-Acts, Cast and Crew Junior-Senior Prom Committee Hi-Crier Recreation Room Advisory Board Louis Baker Pleanznt Intramural Basketball Boys' Bowling Terry Bakker Neat Thespians Senior Play, Cast 31 Ronald D. Barnes U nin bibiierf Football, Varsity Baseball Intramural Basketball Thespians junior Play, Cast Scnior Play, Crew One-Acts, Crew james A. Batka Perrirtent John Henry Beernink Remarkable Thespians, President Junior Play, Cast Senior Play, Cast One-Acts, Crew Manager Best Actor, 1955-1956 Annual Board, Chief Photographer Student Council Junior-Senior Prom Committee Hi-Y, Vice-President Howard L. Bekins Calm Russell W. Berg Mecharziral Retail-Office Club 32 Howard W. Bethke C onrerzfalizfe Rifle Club Mary Jean Bethke Capable Nurses' Aide, Treasurer One-Acts, Crew Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Manager Prom Committee Senior Committee Library Club Ronald Bethke Satisfied Rifle Club Swimming Team Doris Ann Bilz Infallible Thespians One-Acts, Cast and Crew junior Play, Crew Manager Senior Play, Cast Student Council Annual Board Piom Committee Junior Red Cross F.T.A,, President Tri-Hi-Y Janice Carol Blackmer Milf! G.A.A. A Tom Boer Unpredicluble Rifle Team Senior Play, Crew Golf Shirley Ruth Bol Kind Senior Play, Crew Retail-Office Club Martin Boot Devoted Football, Varsity and Reserve Intramural Basketball Varsity Club Robert Adrian Borgman y Roaming Intramural Basketball Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Rifle Club Boys' Bowling Carol A. Bouwman Agreeable Annual Board junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew F.T.A. G.A.A. Girls' Bowling Mary Elizabeth Boyd Sweet Annual Board Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Prom Committee Senior Committee Retail-Office Club Girls' Bowling G.A.A. judith Kay Boyink Hopeful Annual Board G.A.A. Girls' Bowling junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Frank Braski S mooth Football, Varsity Intramural Basketball Varsity Club Track junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Barbara Marie Brazda Admirable Annual Board, Editor Senior Play, Student Director Junior Play, Crew Manager Thespians, Vice-President One-Acts, Crew Hi-Crier, Editor Tri-Hi-Y G.A.A. Student Council Homecoming, Chairman john Thomas Brigham Eary-going Football, Varsity and Reserve Basketball, Varsity Track Varsity Club junior Play, Crew Intramural Basketball Rifle Club 35 janet Ruth Brunner Fair Girls' Bowling G.A.A. Rose Ann Bryant P ro 121 ired Girls' Bowling G.A.A. Prom Committee Neal W. Bucy C07IlB7IfB1i Football, Varsity Varsity Club Intramural Swimming Baseball Homecoming Court Beverly Mae Buikema Taken- Prom Committee Senior Play, Crew Retail-Office Club Mary Lou Buikema Competent Annual Board junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Girls' Bowling unior Senior Prom Committee Senior Committee Ioan Kay Burkhart Amialnle Thespians Student Council Hi-Crier, Features Editor Annual Board Girls' Bowling League junior Play, Cast Senior Play, Crew junior-Senior Prom Committee Senior Committee Constance JoAnne Capitano Coquetle G.A.A. H1-Crier Girls' Bowling League junior-Senior Prom Committee junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew james N. Carskadon Kindly Rifle Club Tumbling Intramural Arlene Marie Chaffee Undentanding Retail-Office Club Bible Club Girls' Bowling League Senior Play, Crew Roger Christianson Uncertain Retail-Office Club Boys' Bowling Elizabeth L. Clark Individual Student Council Tri-Hi-Y Hi-Crier Girls' Bowling League Annual Board G.A.A., Secretary and President Mary Christine Clark Zealour Retail-Office Club junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Annual Board Hesperia, Michigan Library Club Debate Team Majorette Harold Clover Animated Intramural Rifle Club William Colcord Swell Baseball Intramural Varsity Club Joy Alice Corcoran Attentive G.A.A. Girls' Bowling League Hi-Crier Jean Louise Correll Dainty Annual Board G.A.A. junior-Senior Prom Committee Retail-Office Club Senior Play, Crew Wallace Cosier Swift Track Football, Reserve Sally Elaine Cox Buitling Tri-Hi-Y Catalina Club Annual Board Hi-Crier Red Cross Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Indianapolis, Indiana Thespians Y-Teens French Club Marilyn Grace Crandle Tranquil Junior Red Cross Retail-Office Club Girls' Bowling League Senior Play, Crew Senior Committee Bible Club Julia Ann Crane Efficient Retail-Office Club, Treasurer Tri-Hi-Y Annual Board junior Red Cross Junior-Senior Prom Committee Senior Committee junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew One-Acts, Crew 35 Norman john Davis, jr. Artirtir Football, Varsity and Reserve Track Varsity Club Freshman Class, Secretary junior Class, Secretary Annual Board Junior-Senior Prom Committee Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Mary Jane Dawes Arm red Retail-Office Club G.A.A. Girls' Bowling League Senior Play, Crew One-Acts, Crew Beverly Ann DeHeer Beaming Retail-Office Club, President Student Council Thespians Annual Board junior-Senior Prom Committee Senior Committee Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Manager One-Acts, Crew William Dempsey, jr. Deliberate Retail-Office Club Boys' Bowling, President and Vice-President David Allen Denning Roguirb Football, Varsity and Reserve 56 T' Carol Lee DeRooy Tbougbllul Annual Board Bible Club Library Club Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Charlyn Sue DeYoung Versatile Student Council Tri-Hi-Y Annual Board Senior Committee junior-Senior Prom Committee Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew James DeYoung Speedy Intramural Camera Club Golf Marilyn jean DeYoung Deslined Girls' Bowling League Dorothy Ann Diedrich Helpful G.A.A. Retail-Office Club William john Dime ll om1eriug Retail-Office Club Walter Draeger Keen Sophomore Class. Secretary Varsity Club, Vice-President Football, Varsity and Reserve Basketball, Manager Intramural Track Rifle Club junior Play, Crew Annual Board Senior Executive Committee james Ellman Szill Kathleen Joan Ely Zippy Cheerleading Tri-Hi-Y Thespians Annual Board G.A.A. Junior Red Cross I-li-Crier One-Acts, Cast Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Barbara Jean Engel Gay Tri-Hi-Y G.A.A. Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Junior Red Cross Girls' Bowling League Hi-Crier Junior-Senior Prom Committee William Ernst Artire Football, Varsity and Reserve Varsity Club Intramural David Fischer HHPPJ' Football, Reserve jean Mabel Fisher Pretty Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer Student Council G.A.A. Thespians Annual Board F.T.A. junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Manager Girls' Bowling League One-Acts, Crew Peter C. Floto Obrerzfing junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Madelyn Esrella Fochtman Companionable G.A.A. junior-Senior Prom Committee Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Oconto, Wisconsin l7.H.A. 37 Douglas Eugene Gardner A7I1bfli0IlJ' Thespians Football, Reserve junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Deanna Gleason Cbir Annual Board Retail-Office Club junior Play, Crew Senior Pla Crew Y- Junior-Senior Prom Committee Patricia Ann Grabowski Energetic G.A.A., Vice-President Student Council Tri-Hi-Y Thespians Annual Board One-Acts, Crew Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Hi-Crier Junior-Senior Prom Committee Priscilla Ann Griffin Coy Retail'0ffice Club Bible Club junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Senior Committee Ruth Ann Grossman Erzgaging Retail-Office Club Junior Play, Crew -:mm Karen Emily Gruen Expressive Thespians G.A.A. Girls' Bowling League Ju n ior-Senior Prom Committee junior Play, Cast Senior Play, Crew One-Acts, Crew Willie Gutierrez Buoyant junior Class, Treasurer Varsity Club Track Basketball, Varsity and Reserve Football, Reserve f .I J f VQTFS PCS? ' ' X f. Carol Lynn Haack Pledged junior-Senior Prom Committee junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Diane Eden Hanson Cute Thespians Annual Board Retail-Office Club Hi-Crier G.A.A. junior-Senior Prom Comm junior Play, Cast Senior Play, Crew One-Acts, Crew Arlene Kay Harden Genlle Girls' Bowling, Treasurer F.T.A. Junior Play, Crew Bible Club itree Barbara Jean Hartman Peaceful Junior Play, Crew Raymond D. Harz Bury Annual Board Thespians Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Ronald Haugen Srieulijiv Rifle Club Intramural Boys' Bowling Paul? fl Paul Helmet Earnext Hi-Y Thespians Rifle Club Library Club junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew One-Acts, Cast Calvin Jacobs Leiru rely Retail-Office Club Manager Marilyn Ruth Jager Lady-Like Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Tennis Club Lila May Johnson Murical Catalina Club G.A.A. Hi-Crier Annual Board junior-Senior Prom Committee junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew One-Acts, Crew Lola Kay johnson Helpful Nurses' Aitle Girls' Bowling League Catalina Club junior-Senior Prom Committee Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Nannette Kay Johnson C om pared Annual Board junior-Senior Prom Committee Sharon L. johnson Patient Retail-Office Club 39 Tyrone H. johnson Corzlial ' Boys' Bowling Julie Karen Jordan Smiling Tri-Hi-Y Catalina Club Girls' Bowling League Red Cross F.T.A. Shanna Marie Kammeraad Gay G.A.A. Tri-Hi-Y Sophomore Class, Vice-President Homecoming Court Senior Play, Crew One-Acts, Crew Retail-Office Club I nlhnxzarln Hi-Y President Student Council Thespians Annual Board Reuben M. Kamper Debate Team m Junior-Senior Pro Committee Junior Play, Cast Senior Play, Crew One-Acts, Cast Marjorie Mae Karpp Comic Catalina Club Jerome Eugene Kasmauski Oulffoorrman Intramural Golf Boys' Bowling Reserve Basketball Joseph Richard Kazlauskas Strong Reserve Football Intramural Boys' Bowling Barbara L. Kent Radiant Tri-Hi-Y Tbespians Student Council Hi-Crier G.A.A. Cheerleading, Reserve Annual Board junior Play, Prompter Senior Play, Crew One-Acts, Crew Terry Dennis Kiefr Joyful Swimming Team Varsity Club Retail-Olfice Club Ruth jane Kinkema Meng Student Council Annual Board ,lunior Play, Cast Senior Play, Crew One-Acts Tri-Hi-Y Catalina Club G.A.A. Girls' Bowling League llzninr RF-rl frnc: James Brice Kirkpatrick Prepared Junior Play Matthew G. Kisosondi,J N on rbalanl Varsity Club Intramural Baseball Rifle Club Senior Play Pauline Marie Klumpel True Annual Board Retail-Office Club, Secretary G.A.A. Girls' Bowling Senior Play, Crew Bonnie Kathleen Knoll Friendly junior Play, Crew Thomas Knoll Havzdmme Annual Board Bible Club Prom Committee Junior Play, Cast Senior Play, Crew I. Paul Kosch Frolicking Boys' Bowling Baseball Rifle Club Betty Frances Kramer Brixle Annual Board Retail-Office Club Girls' Bowling Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Prom Committee North Muskegon Noon Club Recreation Club Charlene Kucks Attractive Thespians Junior Play, Student Director Senior Play, Crew One-Acts, Prompter Annual Board Girls' Bowling, President Tri-Hi-Y G.A.A. Prom Committee Homecoming, Chairman Robert Lehmann Gerzial Bible Club Retail-Office Club Egils Leicinger Flighty Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Prom Committee Annual Board Basketball, Varsity 41 Judith M. Lemieux Carual Cheerleader, Varsity Catalina Club, Secretary and Treasurer Retail-Office Club Dale Levandoski Lucky Tennis Hi-Y Varsity Club Prom Committee Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Homecoming Inese Liepins Charming F.T.A. Annual Board Thespians G.A.A. Bowling Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Prom Committee Gerald Paul Lietzke Athletic Freshman Class, President Varsity Club Football, Varsity and Reserve Basketball, Varsity Track Prom Committee Amanda C. Lovelace Confident 42 Christine O. Lundberg Mischievour Student Council G.A.A. Hi-Crier Red Cross junior Play, Cast Senior Play, Crew Thespians One-Acts, Crew junior Class, Vice-President Senior Class, President Ruth Ann McCarthy Compared Retail-Office Club junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Karen Lynn McCracken Talented Annual Board Thespians Junior Red Cross, Vice-President Debate Team Hi-Crier, Photo Editor Senior Play, Cast junior Play, Crew All-School Play, Costume Manager F.T.A. Rifle Club Loretta Maxine McKay Inlent Bible Club junior Play, Crew Janet Ruth McLaughlin Rerponrible Annual Board G.A.A. Thespians Hi-Crier Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Manager One-Acts, Cast Patricia McMaster Conxiderale Annual Board Catalina Club Bowling Prom Committee Senior Committee William T. MacKay Friiky Rifle Club Senior Committee Nancy Lee Malstrom Umfarying Junior Play, Cast Senior Play, Crew Annual Board Hi-Crier F.T.A. G.A.A. Prom Committee Senior Committee Girls' Bowling League Joann Marilyn Marciniak Breezy Annual Board Senior Play, Crew - G.A.A. Retail-Offic Club W Dennis Marzuki Good-Nalurerf Varsity Club Basketball, Reserve football, Varsity Baseball Jack Robert Maschewske Chipper Ada Louise Medendorp Tfu.ftu'ortby Nurses' Aide Thespian Annual Board Bible Club junior Play, Cast One-Acts, Cast Senior Play, Crew Prom Committee Junior Red Cross Inta Ligita Mednis I maginazi zfe Thespians, Treasurer Senior Class, Secretary Student Council Junior Play, Cast Senior Play, Cast G,A,A. One-Acts Hi-Crier Prom Committee, Chairman Annual Board Lawrence Fred Mieras Dandy Boys' Bowling, Treasurer Retail-Office Club Sheryl Lynn Miller Captiraling Prom Committee Student Council junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Annual Board 43 Harold Corat Moran Oilfifdlldillg One-Acts, Cast junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Rifle Club Prom Committee Thespians Senior Committee Annual Board Nancy Ellen Munch Nice Hi-Crier G.A.A. Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Senior Committee Annual Board Robert Lee Nietering Superb Football , . if K Baskletball -,,..4j Trac gf ' varsity Club Xfczf. A ,K , 5- C. if Jean M. Newlon Prompt G.A.A. Prom Committee Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Library Club Annual Board Senior Committee 1 ff , ' If I u Harris Dean 1eusma7 Great f Track W Annual Board, Pht16 er Rifle Club junior Play, Crew Senior' Play, Crew One-Acts, Crew Prom Committee Senior Committee Intramural F.T.A. 44 David N oren Rang y Sonja Olsen Refrerhing Student Council Senior Play, Crew Prom Committee Junior and Senior Homecoming Courts Beverly Joyce Oslund Happy-Go-Lurky G.A.A. Girls' Bowling League junior Play, Crew Prom Committee Annual Board Ralph L. Overzet Choice Muskegon Christian Chemistry-Physics Club Track Antonia Palkowski Quizzical Library Assistant Girls' Bowling League One-Acts, Crew Junior Play, Crew Nancy Lou Palmer Practical Tri-Hi-Y Girls' Bowling, Secretary Junior Play, Crew Annual Board Retail-Office Club Senior Committee Ione Helen Parker Accurate G.A.A. junior Play, Crew Retail-Office Club Robert Pellegrom Apt H i-Y Track Team 'N is p X fl, Patrick jward Ierry f Tacllfulf l .N lx Q 3 f . Y L l Rae Ann Picket Logical G.A.A. junior Play, Crew Annual Board Senior Play, Crew Wi Lynne Mary Polglase Striking Nurses' Aide Student Council One-Acts, Crew Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Catalina Club Annual Board Prom Committee Forensics William R. Post Slaluwrt Phyllis Ann Potter Guerfing Girls' Bowling Retail-Office Club Randolph Scott Presley Clever Rifle Club, President Hi-Y Track Boys' Bowling Annual Board Intramural john Ogden Purdy Clanic Boys' Bowling Retail-Office Club 4 5 Eugene R. Ralya Ruggerl Football Basketball, Reserve Track Student Council Varsity Club, President Homecoming King Prom Committee Intramural Basketball, Manager Jeanette Lillian Reaume Slznfiour Annual Board Retail-Office Club James R. Reinking Deliglalful Varsity Club Senior Play, Crew Intramural Tiack Reserve Basketball Loren W. Ridoutt Ir're.l'i.rlif2le Varsity Club lutramu ral Football Baseball Patricia Ann Rodgers - RU77lL'7lll1Ul'ill,Q G.A.A. Senior Play, Cast junior Red Cross Annual Board Bible Club Pearline Rooks Per! Girls' Bowling Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Philip Scheltema I71l'liI1lil't' Boys' Bowling Student Council Frank Schippers Wfofzaierflzl Sharon Kay Schroeder Senrible G.A.A. Patricia Etna Schuett S0f1lf7i.ffit'l1fC'Ij Annual Board, Business Manager Student Council, Recording Secretary Tri-Hi-Y Thespian, Secretary Cheerleader, Reserve Senior Play, Cast Junior Play, Crew Manager One-Acts, Cast G,A.A. Retail-Office Club, Vice-President james Bernard Scott Skimming I-li-Y Intramural Student Council Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Rifle Club Football Varsity Club Annual Board Track Willianm Frank Scott Iilgflliflllj' Football, Reserve Camera Club Intramural Boys' Bowling Hi-Y Freshman Class, Treasurer junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Annual Board One-Acts, Crew Ines Margit Seifried Lomble Girls' Bowling junior Senior Play, Crew Play, Crew Annual Board Dennis Shermeta Wizry Ritle Club Tennis Hi-Y, Treasurer Varsity Club One-Acts, Cast Junior Play, Cast Senior Play, Cast Intramural Annual Board Thespians Mary Ann Sherwood Tfcfjf One-Acts, Crew Red Cross Tri-I-Ii junior Senior junior Senior -Y Play, Crew Pla' Crew 5, -Senior Prom Committee Class, Vice-President Annual Board Student Council Peter K. Sherwood Sharp Tennis Football, Reserve Basketball, Reserve junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Cast One-Acts, Crew Varsity Club Hi-Y, Vice-President Thespians Sandr, Shonamon Avi junior Play, Crew MCM 0 Roger Smant Frixlfy Football Intramural Boys' Bowling Grace Ann Smith Graceful Catalina Club Tri-Hi-Y junior Red Cross, Secretary Thespians Senior Play, Crew junior Play, Crew Annual Board Hi-Crier Homecoming Dance, Chairman One-Acts Daniel David Soule Ijzldixllfrbed -17 Richard L. Stafford Rd7?il7!i7I'Q Intramural Boys' Bowling Retail-Office Club Ifootball, Reserve Leon E. Stille M arrulim' Varsity Club H1-Y Intramural Football Baseball Beverly Jean Stillson BIIIIIIUI' Retail-Office Club Michael Erwin Sullivan P1'opef1e1f Retail-UHice Club, Vice-President Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Prom Committee Annual Board Steve Douglas Svoboda Nuref 4 S Robert Walter Swier Dreumj Baseball Basketball junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Bible Club, President Annual Board George Swiftney Tulbalire Student Council Varsity Club Intramural Reserve Basketball Tennis Football, Manager Judith Louise Swingle Permnaliljf Catalina Club G.A.A. Student Council, Secretary- Treasurer and President Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain Hi-Crier Junior Play, Crew Manager Senior Play, Crew Annual Board Homecoming, Queen Girls' Bowling Josephine Joan Szalonek C ourteoux Librarian Stanley George Teunis Sleatlltul Retail-Office Club Lawrence R. Tindall RU,fL'Y1'611 Senior Play. Crew Intramural Bible Club Tennis Marjorie Ann Tripp Difigenl Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Annual Board G.A.A. Girls' Bowling League Librarian Bible Club Retail-Office Club Carolyn Mae Van Cura Dependable Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary junior Red Cross Girls' Bowling League G.A.A. Student Council Prom Committee junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Retail-Office Club Annual Board Marie Ileen VandenB0sch llviilllillg G.A.A. Girls' Bowling League Nurses' Aide Bible Club junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Joyce Arleen VanderMolen PdfiL'IIf Nurses' Aide Dennis VanderSys Determined Barbara Vanlisselt Pledged Cheerleading, Varsity G.A.A. junior Play, Crew Retail-Office Club Senior Play, Crew Senior Committee Mary Louise VanHorssen Impeiuour Student Council G.A,A. Hi-Crier Girls' Bowling League Tri-Hi-Y Prom Committee junior Play, Cast Senior Play, Crew Senior Committee Marian jean VanOordt Opiimirlic G.A.A. Student Council junior Play, Crew Prom Committee Retail-Office Club Annual Board Senior Play, Crew Nancy VanSchelven Terrific Tri-Hi-Y, President and Vice-President junior Red Cross Junior Play, Crew Manager Senior Play, Crew Annual Board, Senior Edito Prom Committee, Chairman Senior Committee Thespians One-Acts, Crew Homecoming Committee, Chairman -19 I' Judith Lynne VerDuin Carefree Robert Claude VerDuin lndurlriour Varsity Club Hi-Crier junior Red Cross Rifle Club Swimming Team jacob Anthony Vermurlen C011.fcie11ti0m Annual Board Senior Play, Crew junior Play, Crew Rifle Club Camera Club Retail-Office Club Senior Committee Prom Committee Hi-Crier Football James A. Vogler Reasonable Joan K. Voss ElIIil'0l1illg Annual Board Varsity Cheerleader Tri-Hi-Y Student Council Girls' Bowling League, Secretary junior Play, Crew Manager Hi-Crier G,A.A. 'Ihespians Senior Play, Crew Emil Warber Able Rifle Club Joyce Carol Weber Wirhful Retail-Office Club David Welling Melodiouf Retail-Office Club Frank Claude Weiler Dynamic Annual Board Hi-Y Rifle Club Track Junior-Senior Prom Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew One-Acts, Crew Committee Pearl Frances White Exuberanl Student Council, Vice-President junior Red Cross, President Hi-Crier, Editor Tri-Hi-Y G.A.A. Girls' Bowling League, President junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Prom Committee, Chairman Annual Board Neil Patrick XX'hitwam Sporling Bonita Lou Wiegerink Candid Junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Red Cross Girls' Bowling League G.A.A Nurses' Aide Annual Board Hi-Crier Marvin Wiegerink Thoughtful Lenore Ann Wiegert Self-Reliant Tri-Hi-Y Girls' Bowling League Annual Board Hi-Crier Junior Red Cross G.A.A., Secretary Prom Committee Marilyn Jean Williams Loyal G.A.A. jeffrey W. Wilson Qualified Senior Play, Crew Rifle Club Hot-Rod Club Prom Committee Football, Reserve Judith K. Wilson Angelic junior Play, Crew Senior Play, Crew Prom Committee Annual Board Mary Lou Witherell Magnetic Student Council Junior Class, President Annual Board, Faculty Editor Hi-Crier, Business Manager, Exchange Editor Thespians Junior Play, Cast Senior Play, Casr Tri-Hi-Y G.A.A. Red Cross Marianne Helen Witkowski Petite G.A.A. Girls' Bowling League junior Play, Crew Retail-Office Club Patricia Sue Woodford Peeps' Girls' Bowling League Junior Play, Crew 51 Barbara Marie Yemc Umettled Junior-Senior Prom Committee Ronald A. Young Playful Ride Club Warren Lee Young Clever Norma Jean Zimmerman Cheerful Girls' Bowling Bible Club, Vice-President F.T.A., Secretary Annual Board Retail-Office Club Junior Play, Crew CIRIZW BALLS PIE EYED jerry Nic-usmu, -lim Reiuking Cornt Moran, Tom Knoll, john Gosen THE END jack Pnrchera, Nam V11nScheIven DEEP SEATED CONCENTRATION YOU GUESSED IT Par Gf11b0WSki Mr. Clmstuin's I-Iomeroom 53 -TH' Well, what do we do now? 5 ,N ' -'1.' .. 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'R .555 A .4 41.41 1.4 I. if f .4 , 4 !4. . ,, ,pr Q U I s I 3 l I ' 1 4 A . ' ...,.-.Am I5 . z., , 1 ,ew-. ng , . , ' I - 1 1 , X: 4 p'.4'4 ,L pk 1. ,,-' 1. P54 , f A J , , I D 1 I Q 9 ' , - I - I .p,A. ,-f.l.A A. 'IA I ..I.' 1, Ae. 4. 5 ' A , I 1 1 IA .' .1 ',, .,' ! A Il I! ,, ... f 1 0 n 0 ' .!, 15,111 1 ,av 1 . ll 1 , , I If A A 44 A fl1Af,,JA 'E 4 ne, two, three ........ kick' ne, fwo, Three ....... oops Dme hifhohl ,y Q l , , , 4 :i.': 5 X J A' by 13 .jaw ., ,S X rf iff Xv4 ' Ooooooooooh! This gefs me. MATZEN LEADS CLASS-I-IELPED Barbara Abraham 'fp' Q Anna Marie Anderson 5 James Anderson - Sharon Lynne Anderson Mariann Andree .j g A Carol Barber .1 XX i Judy Ann Barnes H Douglas James Barney Q, -fr Dawn Barnhill J' . Rosemarie Ann Batchelor ug Edward Allan Batka A Mike Bazany A Thomas Bazany Karen Beckering , - Mary Lou Beekman 1 ' William Be-hm ' f Allen Frances Bellaire Wi, 7' --I Marlin George Bensinger I, Esther Ann Berg Mary Bersonnet Terry Gene Bessemer Nancy Lee Bickler Judy Bierman Donald Bigler Charles Blackmer Judy Elaine Blackmer Janet Blaksley Janice Blaksley Roger Bloemers Francile Kay Boelens James Bolthouse Peter Boon Frederick Lee Borst Brent Boyink James Braak Joe Brady William John Bramer Dorothea Claire Braski George Leonard Bray James Brigham Norman Grieg Brown Brenda Brugger 'll Richard Brunnette Joseph Bruno Charles J. Bugielski Don Buikema John Buikema Robert John Bushman Jane Martha Byrne Nancy Carr Bonnie Lynn Casemier Russell Charter Kathleen Chittenden Wayne Clark rr : , .fr ' V H-Q 1 fl 'W' 'V '., ,... r-L ' Y' , em-. -x v . : c' x 1 - i V 1-1 ' , - fs xv A r x , 4 ' : ye, , 1 I f' mr iiwg, f , iiiikini BV PRELESNIK, SCCDTT, GRINGI-IUIS Bruce Cleveland Margo Ann Clevenger Charles Cook Gary Rex Cook Joan Louise Coulson Perry Samuel Coulson john Crandle Susan Crocker Marian Curtis Marguerite Valerie Dashner Claudette Daugherty Judith Ann Davis Albert DeHaan Nancy DeKiep Randall John Dekker james Dempsey Joyce Dempsey Glenda Denton Joyce DeRooy Glen William DeWitt Robert Henry DeYoung Karen Dirkse Jane DOyly Louis Draeger Vlfilliam Lue Draper Larrv Draper William Dreese Arlan john Droppers james Eggert Ronald Elenbaas Dennis Emmenegger John Ennenga Carl Erickson Roben Eskew Eugene James Ewers Ronald Eugene Falconer Jack Fase Rod Ferguson Marlene Fischer Judith Fochtman Curtis Foreman Robert Foutz Leroy Francis Nancy Francis Mary Frickman RINGS MAKE US Sharon Freitch CH Donald jerry Fritsma Rita G allagher H. Dennis Gankema Jay Graham Gaye V. G Glen Giant Jerry Goldberg rimes Patricia Gayle Grimm Wa nda Gringhuis Leroy Groters Jane Gustafson Linda Hagstrom Jane Lillian Hall Robert Hamm Barbara Harz john Helmets Allan Curtis Henderson Mary Hierholzer Judy Hislop Arlynn Hodges Kathy Hoffer Carol Hogan james William Hogsett Mike Holm Daniel Horton Gar Charles Hudd Kathryn Emily Lillian Eliz Y William George Humphreys Marv Rose Hutchison Sharon jerovsek jeske abeth Jeske Gordon LeRoy johnson Lysle Johnson Robert Johnson Sandra Kay johnson Sandra Kaye Johnson Floyd Charles Joiner Alan jones Richard Kalmbaugh Nanci jo Katt Mary Kammetaad Leonard Kanouse Marilyn Kaufman Larry Kenyon Rachel Ketner Roger Kieft Bruce Kiebach Edarae Kieft Marjorie King Ronny Howard Klintworth Jack Koats Kurt Kolberg William Kooi I-IAP Mir. FAVORITE SUBJECT I 21-I2 - 02 : 21-120 59 CHEMISTRY Thomas Kay Kool Beverly Joyce Krause Mary Krepp Dan LaRue Jeraldyne LaRue Mary Ann Laufersky Sarah Jane Levingstone John K. Lilley Chris Linsman Howard Lubben Judy Lutz ar Jeanne M ie Mars John Martin Dorothy Lynn Matthew David Matzen Robert McGreevy Barbara McMahon Bonnie Meade Elizabeth Medendorp Rachel Meerman Bonnie Melvin Charles LeRoy Michele Rita Mierle Barbara Mihalek Donald Miller Janet Miller Michael Miller Robert Miller Nancy Minshull Richard Minuth Chuck Misner Thomas Molenkamp Sharon Montague Judy Montgomery Ed Moore Larry Moran Roger Morris Linda Ruth Mulder Joan Munch Katie Murdick Carl Nass Wayne Neitering Jerry Nieusma Dennis Albert Noren Sally Northedge MAY 31, ROMAN HCI-IDAV' Richard Olechnowicz Roger Claude Olthof Susan Osner Mina Overzet Judy Palmer Jack Parcheta Judy May Parmalee Betty Ruth Ann Peel Peter Gylleck Pellegrom Marialice Pelton Patricia Peters James Richard Petersen Glen Pickard Irene Margaret Pippel Steven Platt John Edward Pope Sharlene Porter Roger Prelesnik y Wfilliam Redeker Teddy Reenders Thomas Regelin Cynthia Rexer Roy Roger Richert Ronald Riemersma Jane Roberts David Robertson Betty Rogers .M Rosalie Rothe Willizim Rowell Jane Ann Ruiter Richard James Ruiter Joan Ruster Gail Rypkema Tamara Sandel Rusty Schaubel Nancy Scheffers Alvin Schmidt Jean Schmidt Judy Schuler Bill Schultz Marcia Scott Molly Scott David Seaver ' Judy Kay Secory Bill Robert Selgert Dennis Elmo Shaw Charles Ray Shears James Allen Sheffield Sylvia Sheperd Nancy Sherwood Roy Lorns Shields 0 Phyllis Sickman Judy Sinke Jerry Smith 60 CNS IN Tl-lE STEW ., I Y W Kk,, P f ,. ig Thelma Lucy Smith F V , 3. Q ,bqrv r P y A i g james Snell ' I Q, if h E ,gg DOfCDil'MHdCl1D6 Snoek 1, - q Patricia Anne Sorensen ,xh, 49 ,, - I'-4 ' Cyrus Stewart Carol Strange Patricia Strazanac W 4 is V yy 'f Cedric Willizlm Stressman : L fag, f Warren Lee Suchecki ' fu' 3 I jerry Sutter g 3+ L 'IVE - james Everette Swiercnga janet Swiftney f Sophie Szymas Nancy Talquist Larry jay Taylor Sharon Teegardin Judy Thoma Nancy Thomas 9-4 Siegfried Tober Richard Tubbs Coleen Tucker Mary Lou Tysman William Tysman Carolyn jean Valencourr fw Karl VanAsselr jerry Otto VanCura Glenda Vandenbrand Virginia Louise Vanderjagt f Lois VanderI.ee Robert Ray VanderZwaag Gerry VanEck Gindy VanZylen Durrell VerBerkmoes L Mary VerMurlen Gary Lee VerPlank Ruth Ann Vincent Sherman Lorad Vink George Le-Roy Vollrner Peggy Voshel Patricia Rae Voss Robert Voss Dale Waldo Michael Waldo Kathleen Susan Walker Michael Don Walsh Remember ibn! line? 61 WE TAKE PRIDE IN OUR JLINIGR YEAR Gene Warner Jerry Lee Weavers Judy Wheeler Jeanie White Donald F. Wierenga Jon Peter Wierenga Jerome Willoughby Faye Wills Ronald Wilson Evelyn Witkowski Gloria Witt Nancy Lynn Woodworth David Wyma Royal Zehner Judy Douglas junfom not pictured: Russell Leroy Clark Judy Douglas Dave Phillips James Ritter James Thorsen James Weedman J ,-V 49 JUNIOR OFFICERS Treamfer - Secretary - President - Vice-Pferident 62 - Marcia Scott Wanda Gringhuis - Dave Marzen Roger Prelesnik 32116 Boer Poi Kuclgg 8:-cn'f Qohyink Dove DdhN5JIY'Om I I Gdfy VBYPKGNXL Bdfb Ken? ,Mmm ' . s f'w lx- V 4 X BAZANY LEADS CLASS I-IELPED Walvel Ames 2 Dean Anderson A James Angel 5 , L jay Angel ' ' Nick Appel fa, Barbara Archambeau Barbara Babcock Warlrer Badeau Peggy Baird Duane Baker Richard Baldwin Frank Bartunek Ted Bazany Ron Beak Norman Beebe Ronald Behm Ann Ballaire Terry Best Allen Bewalda Darlene Bierman Doris Boerma James Bocks Ronald Bonselaar Donald Bos Karen Boseker Patricia Bosma Joel Borbyl Dave Borrje Tim Bortje Bruce Boyink Carhylyn Boyko Karin Boyny Charles Braak Carol Bradford Mary Jane Brown james Bruhn James Bruins Ruth Ann Buikema Charlene Burk Brenda Burns Gordon Bush Carol Calkins -loc Carlson Carol Carr Sandra Casrner joe Cech Robert Chaffee Priscilla Christiansen Barry Clark Cecil Clark Carol Colcord Sharla Collister - Anita Commcrford Allan Cook 64 DALSTRCDM, PAR V X -.iff Keep that jug! 65 14512, PRESLEY james Cook James Cooper Terry Corbett Jim Correll Max Cuddington Renata Cummins David Dahlstrom Nancy Darbee Patricia DeBruyn Bill Deephouse Bruce DeGarmo Karen Dense Robert DeVerney jerry DeWitt Doug DeYoung Denny Dickover Tom Dillenback Patsy Dillingham Robert Dilly David Doran Robert D'Oyly Frank Drabczyc Roger Draft Louise Dreese Sharon Dreese Ronald Drew Joyce Droppers Mary Dyer Bill Dykman Carol Ebel jon Ehrmann Darlene Erickson Martha Erickson Jon Eshleman john Essenyi Emilie Ewers Judy Farmer Donna Ferguson Gwen Ferm Thomas Flint Delores Francik Otto Fricke Stanley Frisbie Sonja Frovog Karen Gallagher REQUIRED SUBJECT GYM Daryl Gankema Fay George Robert Glavich John Gosen Lee Gould David Green Karen Groeneveld Gordon Groenevelt Maria Gutierrez Danny Hackney Larry Hackney Judy Hall Charlene Hammond Gloria Hansen David Hanson Brenda Harden Ronald Harmon Donna Harper Donna Hartman 1 Gerald Harvey Patricia Harz Larry Hillis Mary Hirdes Charles Holman Gerald Holmes Wes Horton Donald Hyde Geraldyne Janzen Audrey Johnson Williilm Johnson Patricia Jordon Carol Kahlke Christine Kasmauski Sharon Kemme Verla Kidder Charlotte Kieft Janice Kieft Larry Kieft john King Ronald King David Klaasen jim Klintworth Sharon Klop Steven Klop William Klouw Elizabeth Knoll Carol Krey Patrick Kuck Ronald Kuck Peggy Laidal Paul Lampe Charlene Leavenworth Karen Lietzke Patricia Lovelady ' X . 1. ff FAVCDRITE SUBJECT SPEECH a ,rv if x.9 ffP!.'--4' ' 67 Evelyn Lukela Patsy Lutz Gordon Lyons Rose Marie Lyons Gayle McCaleb Patrick McCarthy Thomas McGeorge Warren McKinley Sharon McLaughlin Donald McMaster Lorene McPherson Diana Mackay Martha Mahder Margaret Maihofer Bobbie Marsh Pamela Martin Richard Matzen Allen Medendorp Roger Merz Barbara Miller William Mills Larry Minch Lynne Mitchell Beverly More Norman Moser Bette Mulder Patricia Murphy Steven Myers James Neher Olive Nelson Gary Nestle Janice Nietering Bonnie Nietring William Nieusma Lance Norris David Nuvill joseph Olechnowicz Sandra Ordway William Osner james Otley Janis Pace Thomas Parker Nancy Paul Peter Payne Leonard Peck SPQNSQRED AN EASTER EVENING james Pelton Ausma Perkons Gilmer Peterson ' Carolyn Petretti i Brian Poulin Albert Preisner Kenneth Prelesnik Warren Prelesnik Bonnie Presley ' Richard Prins Richard Purcell Gary Purdy Connie Quin Ronald Radikopf N Jane Radspieler JoAnn Reenders Sarah Reeths ' Loren Regelin Roger Reister Gail Richardson Mary Riley Stephen Robinson Margaret Roossien Mary Rose David Rosema Marilyn Rosema Thomas Rudder Connie Ruster .Ioan Sadowski Betty Satter Dennis Sauers Larry Saul Robert Scanlon Patsy Schippers Beatrice Schmidt Marilyn Schmick Sandra Schoolcraft Louis Sequin Earl Shappee Linda Shereton Lynne Sherwood Sandra Shields joan Shonamon Mark Shonamon Everett Sibley Phyllis Signor janet Simantz Janice Slatter Marcia Slot Clarence Smith Lynn Smith Phyllis Snyder Geneva Stafford Nina Stewart 68 FAMCDLJS FOR JUG W .i was Q, . il if H, 'x X , S - i I 1. ,Nix fd-H 1 e if f 1 hm: .B - 1 , 67 45? Are you lirtening? 69 Donald Stillson Ruth Stone Marie Srorkan Rose Striclden Nancy Srrahsburg Millicent Storler Richard Swiftney Louise Szalonek Bernice Szejn Henry Szymas Frances Teasley Gary TenHagen Margaret Thellman Charyl Tiggelman Terry Tipsword Leslie Toth Sally Tousey Douglas Toxopeus John Triplett William Tripp Richard Valencourt Carolyn Vanderjagt Dorothy Vander Meiden Linda Vander Meiden Paul VanderMolen William VanderStilt Karen VanderWal Darlene VanderZwaag Gary VanDongen Jerry VanEizenga Kenneth VanHall Greg VanLente Dan VanLoo james VanOordr Kenneth VanOordt Robert VanOpynen Miles VanOrman Joyce Vaughn Jeanne Veldman Barbara Velik Karen VerPlank Lucille Vogler Raymond Vollmer Emilie Wagenmaker David Watters JO Mary Jo Weavers Nancy Weber joan Weiser Ronald Welling Carol Westerback Wanda Westrate Brooks Wheeler Mary Lou White James Whitwam Velma Wiegert Alice Wierenga Leon Wildey Robert Wilds Carolyn Wilkinson Nancy Williams Kurt Wipperfurth Susan Woodford Patricia Wright Judie Young Paul Young Sally Zehner john Zimonick Sophomore! not pictured: jane Boer John Borden Ronald Chittenden Larry Cox Edward McLean Mildred McMillan james Schutz Sharlene Taylor Edna Van Oordt INED ACTIVITIES EASILY SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Treafurer - Secretary - Prerident - Vice-Prefident 70 Torn Parker Bonnie Presley - Ted Bezany Dave Dahlstrom U-unqor En3xiS,'l Class ' V I , Mmm' GGYAMC-Y' John Martin Dove Maizerf :Her Don . 95:-wb Mbhalck .Q':x.f.5T3:v'S' 'WZ 7 4 f! 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Karen Dense, Babs McMahon, Nancy Francis, Marjorie Thellman, Barbara Babcock, Beatrice Schmidt, jiidi Wlieelcr, janet Miller. 51fm11il1'o11'.' David Robertson, Brooks Wlieeler, Kathy Boyko, Mary Bersonnet, Lynne Mitchell, Martha Erickson, Donna Harper, -Indy Secory, Coleen Tucker, Ted Bazany, Vlilliam Osner. Third mir: Brent Boyink, Karl Van Asselt, David Matzen, Charles Joiner, Louis Draeger, Steve Myers, Eugene Ralya. STUDENT COUNCIL , I., i i 5 , fe ' , ,we ,Wff M6 N . Fir!! row. left to right: Doris Bilz, Mary Lou Witherell, Gindy Van Zylen, Pearl White, Judy Swingle. Pat Sthuett, Carolyn Van Cum, Barbara Brazda. Sevmla' mira' Gary Baas, Rohert Nietering, Mary Bethke, Nancy Van Schelven, Sheryl Miller, jean Fisher, Charlyn De Young, Patricia Grahowski, Mary Anne Sherwood, Louis Weller, Reuben Kamper, Mr. Louis Hekhuis fAtlvisorQ, STUDENT COUNCIL W jjcdjo Um-N2 Sbfill' 1111 ZhII'I'L'.l'l 1111111110 Mlfffllll Scbzveinz DffL'7Z.f llvfhll 11 lifrgctf Iii-1-ei-1 1111 STUDENT COUNCIL Dem' Sl111ft'111.r.' We, of the Student Council, set high ideals at the beginning of the year. Through hard work and cooperation of the Council and student body, we believe that some of our goals have been reached. Our meetings were called to order every Tuesday morning under the direction of our advisor, Mr. Hekhuis, and the following of- ficers: president, Judy Swingleg vice-president, Pearl Wliiteg recording secretary, Pat Schuettg and corresponding secretary-treasurer, Gindy Van Zylen. During the year our Council organized the social hours, sold shu-shus and reserved a student cheering section at football games, sup- ervised the sophomore class elections, invited the alumni to our Thanksgiving dance, had charge of the Christmas party, and filled Christ- mas baskets with canned goods. Also, we pre- sented three assemblies, ordered Student Coun- cil pins, sent representatives to the district meeting, and sponsored an informal dance dur- ing Homecoming. The highlights of the year were our very successful talent assembly and Spring Carnival. The officers feel that the Council this year has done a hne job in building school spirit and promoting the students' welfare. Yours truly, SC'l'I't?falI'j' S1xzee11 1011 Keep yf1111' fl77gl.'7',l' LT7'U.l'.l'!.'l! BllC',l?j! and Demy Hop, bop, bop lI fz,1f',r 11511119 '5 PCI.f.l' flu' crefle .l7tlPC'l' I i ,wb -,f'. S 4' 'wi ,f L, 1.31 QM. S K lf. 1 may ig VA 'fury' A .X 1 . wk 1, . J .xv , - ' . Q' I 5. i-55.15 it ' , ' ,GV ifgwfv ' .M 5- -1415 .1 V, F X F Q 11 . , ,x H W ,Q , ., fr M .af , 5 1 1 -, 44 W... , Ai 1 wi, 1 1 X . iw fp ,W E v J NJBQVQ. A- Rv, x . '5' i X 4 -,' ww 2'-., D' v - g':,3iiai'?-,ff ' 'Trail' ,. s ' 1 , .ff f, 11,9 KW. 1f,w f1gQ?' Nz 5,5553 ,, ., C, CQ 5 E3 sm fi? 1 3 fi I9 W i 4 Firrt row, left to riglyl: Dennis Shermera, Nancy Sherwood, Par Schuett, John Beernink, Barbara Brazda, Inra Mednis, Inese Liepins, Karen Gruen. Second roux' Terry Bakker, Ada Medendorp, Joan Voss, Doris Bilz, Babs McMahon, Janet McLaughlin, Karen McCracken, Beverly DeHeer, Reuben Kamper, Mr. Hal Chastain 4AdvisorJ. THESPIANS is 33 29 'Sf 5 A Tbwpimz procizrctiofz in the nzakivzg 5 A3 78 Firxr mir. fvfl rn riglvl: 'loan Burkhart, Kathy Ely, Nanty Van Schelven, Mary Lou Withercll, Pat Grahowslti Charlene lxutlt Barbara Kent, Diane Hanson. Sammi wuz' Ray Harz, Peter Sherwood. Gary Haas, Paul Helmet, Anne Smith, -lean Fisher, Christy Lunillurs, Qorat Moran, Ronaltl Barnes, Douglas Garilner. P1'L'.s'irfc' 711 - l'lift'-Pl'L'.l'fl!L'l1f Sct'1'en1r'y 'l':'vi1.v11r'w' - Sfrffic - THESPIANS OFFICERS john Beernink Barbara Braztla Patricia Scliuert - Inta Mednis - Nancy Sherwood Honor Thespian C60 pointsl, John Becrnink M9 fl! live tfiznce I'vz I 11 71fIc'07Zf l . A . Q 4 .. jf Dear SlIlIfC7Zf.f.' We Thespians have packed many activities into a year filled with much fun and excitement. Beginning the stream of events was Homecoming, for which we chose the theme Book Titlesfi During the year we participated in the West Shore Play Festival, presenting Balcony Scene. wrote a new Thespian Constitution, added plays to our Thespian library, honored the alumni at our Christmas party. held impressive formal initiations. and attended Drama Day at Ferris Institute. On March first and second, we presented a full-length play, A Connecticut Yankee ln King Al'fl7L1l'lS Courtf' and everyone worked hard to make it a success. In the spring we sponsored the first Bermuda dance. presented Shadow of a Dream at Central Michigan College. and gave a scholarship to a graduating member of our troupe. This year We had one honor Thespian, .Iohn lieernink. fl TZ7C f'ff'f7 Our officers were -Iohn Beernink, presidentg Barb lltazda. vice- presidentg Pat Schuett, secretaryg lnta Mednis, treasurerg and Nancy Sherwood. scribe. Wle feel that under the advisorship of Nr. Chastain, we have been very successful in stimulating our primary interest. dramatics. Yours truly, Secrelilrj' A ittm' ,fi-ffm Iiizlm11,1 Sfcflfe' Tf1f'IW'1i'P '1 fff ,H CAST Fin! muy le!! ru r'iglvl.' Karen McCracken, Betty Chumlcyg Mary l.ou Witherell, Myrtle Mae Simmonsg lntu Mednis, Veta Louise Simmonsg HARVEYQ john Beernink, Elwood P. Dowd1 Par Rodgers, Miss -Iohnsong Doris Bilz, Mrs. Ethel Chaulenet. Swmnl rfmz' Gary Birr1s,W1lli21n1 R. Chumley, M. D.g Pete Sherwood, Lyman Sanderson, M. D.3 Terry Balxlter, judge Omar Gaffney: Put Schuett, Ruth Kelly, R. N.: Barb Bruzdu, St dent Directorg Paul Helmers, E. G. Lofgreng Dennis Shermetu, Dunne VUilson1 Mr, Cliastuin, Advisor. SENIOR PLAY, HARVEY CREW MANAGERS Firxf rung lvl! In riiglvt: lnese Liepins, prompterg Janet McLaughlin. Dirc'z'ln1' fffmllrlfil AN.. 31.1-15l,,D.H... , . lwusrncss lTllI1lgLl', Anne Smith, pulwlitity H11I'1lgLI', cvcrly L ccr Mmlvm DH,w,,m, Emilia, make-up munagerg Mary Bethke, house rnunuger. SL't'UII1l' mu: Cornt Moran, publicity manager: ,lean Fisher, costumes nmnntuerg Pat Gralwowski, lights and sound mrrnugerg Ray I-lnrz, stage nmnager. Sl wwiif 1i ':N X5 BQ! 5'1 -SL .5 xi? ,x .Va vxf ft, I via H, sl, f f .. . xx, 'Q Lf? 21.1 5 eil ax... Q f Ni, QQ J I X .i-'df Q ix, lu Q X., b , W, F fx- X M1-X fx My xx Wk X ' 4 X fy 5 135 , .,.,. T' Vloke-Up Bev De Heer, Mgr. Dearline Rooks. Asst Mgr. lutly Boyink lulia Crane iaren Gruen Shanna Katnineraiitl Tom Knoll Lynn Pollulase Costumes Crew lean Fisher, Mgr. lnnes Seifrietl, Ass't Mgr. lean Correll Deanna Gleason Ruth Kinkenm Fgils Leicengcr loanne lNlart'iniak loan Voss lutly Wilstmii Properties Crew Corat Moran, Mgr. Sally Cox, Ass't Mgr. Charlene Kurks Charlyn DeYoun,x1 Publicity Crew Ann Smith, Mgr. Barh Kent, Ass't Mgr Mary Lou Buikema Norm Davis Cathy lily Mary Vain Hotssen Anmntla Lovelace Sheryl Miller Bolt Swier l..irry Tintlall Pearl Wliite Lenore Wiener-rr Wfurren Young Stage Crew Ray Harz, Mgr. Doug Gardner Ass't Mgr. Frank Brtiski Ron Barnes Tom Boer Connie Capituno -lim Reinking Bonnie Wfiegerink House Crew Mary -lean liethke, Mgr, Shirley Bol Ruth McCarthy Marilyn Crantlle Jeanne Engel Priscilla Griltin Carol Haack Lila johnson Atlu Metlentlorp jean Newlon Marjorie Tripp Business Crew janet ltltlauighlin, Mgr Mary Ann Sherwood Asst Mgr. lioh Borgman .Ioan Burkhart Mary Clark Carol De Rooy Diane Hanson Lola Johnson Chris Luntlherg Nancy Malstrom Nancy Munch Mike Sullivan Marie Vanden Bosfh Carolyn Van Cura Lights and Sound Par Grahowski, Mgr n JUNIOR PLAY HONIONS IN THE STEW CAST flu Orrlvr of Appeanzvzfel form IVlcltIDU7Zcllll - - - Murcia Scott Anne MurDo1mlzl - - Sharon Kephart Bcity Mm'Do1zalfl - - Nancy Sherwood Don MfzcDo1zalzl - - - Steve Platt Howanl' Frfzwr - - Gary Cook Claire F6.l'.l'C'7l6lC'77 - - Rita Gallagher Roger Hillou - - - Glen Picknrd Clam! Higgizzf - - - Fred Borst Mm. Wrzt.ro1'z'.rHurry - - Mike Miller New Motor Murrifz - - Dick Ruiter Lycia Forzer - A - jane Byrne jim Foiter - - Jerry Nieusma Dotty lio.s'lc'r - - Mary Miller joey Fmfef' - - Jack Maddox Bev fee 1ll'!.'.f - - - Put Peters Sealife Stmml - - Gail Rypkemn Kizxie lirymzle - - Nancy Minshull Larley Arnold - - Babs McMahon Margo Arnold - - Marian Curtis Delia Murray - Anna Anderson Phil Mzlrmy - - Jack Fuse Mr. Clrrfiy - - Mike Wallsli Mfr. Cnrliy - - Bonnie Melvin Min Gfzrrey - - Mary Kammeraad A Sailor - - - - Don Bigler fl.l.lil.flzl7lf Director - Nancy Wfoodworth Promplw' - - - - Sue Crocker -ii JUNIOR PLAY STAGE CREW Dan Horton, Mgr. Garry VerPlank, Asst Mg Lynn Mulder Cynthia Rexer Mary Krepp Douglas Barney Pat Voss Claudette Daugherty Don Buikema Judy Blackmer Dick Minuth PROPERTIES CREW Rita Mierle, Mgr. Judy Thoma, Ass't Mgr. Dorthea Braski Jeanne XVhite Jim Braak Gindy Van Zylen Glenda Vanden Brand MAKE-UP CREW Barbara Harz, Mgr. I. Coleen Tucker, Ass't Mgr, Nancy DeKiep Sharon Anderson Mollie Scott CREWS Kathy Wlalker Judy Barnes Janet Miller Judy Sinke Betty Medendorp Wfanda Gringhuis Jane Gustafson BUSINESS CREW Russell Charter, Mgr. Dave Robertson, Ass't Mg Ronald Elenbaas Carol Valencourt Gloria Witt Mike Holm PUBLICITY CREW Jane Roberts, Mgr, Brent Boyink, Asst Nlgr, Bob Hamm Judy Secory Francile Boelens Marilyn Kaufman Karen Dirkse COSTUMES CREW Judy Schuler, Mgr. Nancy Francis, Asst Mgr. S5 Janet Swiftney Judy Fotchman Linda Hagstrom Pat Grimm Betty Rogers Kathy I-loffer Pat Sorenson Mary Frickman LIGHTS AND SOUND CREW Dave Matzen, Mgr. Chuck Joiner, Asst Mgr. John Lilley HOUSE CREW Betty Peel, Mgr. Mary Bersonnet, Ass't Mgr. Mary Lou Beekman Sharon Montague Karen Beckering Gaye Grimes Judy Montgomery Joyce DeRooy Mary Hierholzer Mary Ann Laufersky Judy Douglas Lois Vander Lee A 'l'fw fiflf,l'l7flliQ lUllL'l7H 12113212 flee! B 4e,f,'fQw:v H A fs 3? L X W 5835 K M 'MA x 1 .W iv Mfffwv mu !:..,1: ' X 1:-.Lx-.' - wa: 4564- il-Q :. -i ni: H' 175 , H cz' H i lLff97ZC'.l'.1', Indy Come nu fcwzm egg OA Fi:-1 I pritc' King lQ.1fA1.1 'I 1'UIlUfIltQ gfffry kibffii. llfljvjvy zffljxr HOMECOMING RCYALTY ,I udy Sw inglc --'- Qllt't'77 CEL-nc Rnlygl - A King C O U R T Xxfillltiil cPl'illghlliS S Ln-Roy Grmcrs Sonja Olsen Bill liucy riff lfU'!lL'L'L! nfl ' Q f :smmwf N., Fifi! rom. left Io right: Charles Braak, Mike Holm, James Neher, Dave Robertson, john Martin, Ted Ba7any, Warreii Prelesnik. .Yecrmd l'Illl'. Curtis Foreman, Rusty Schaubel, Tom Rudder, Chuck Joiner, Dick Ruiter. HI-Y Dem' SflllfL'71l.li.' We began the year looking for a new advisor and upon deep consideration of the officers - Reuben Kamper, presidentg Pete Sherwood, vice-presidentg Gary VerPlank. secretaryg Dennis Shermeta, treasurer -we decided on a very capable new teacher by the name of Mr. Don Anderson. We had two initiations during the year which increased our membership from 20 to 44. We had one joint initiation service with the Tri-Hi-Y, which was followed by a dance. We again ran the refreshment concession at the football games. In December we sent three of the members down to Lansing for the Hi-Y - Tri-HiAY Legislature. We also sponsored the Christmas dance as well as another after game dances, We organized an all school ping-pong tournament, and ended the year with a picnic. Yours truly, Secremrj' J I 7llC1'6'.fZ66l ojfivwii. Feel of the ffe.i'h. ' 4 SX Q C 5 S U, -W 1 qv, N 'M 'F' 'M NW' M' .f W +2 1 '-Q Q R' 4 af Rf' 'GH' ' 'ii If 'wil W S Mx x X Hn gi X, 'E Q' 'aw fg ' . 'H gi, f , YV fa' -Z ff -3 U, - 4 fx if ' ' ' 27552535 gym. y fs z - 13 gQ k4 ish 1 i 1?k,Ty'ff'Ww1 Ag' jg, V ,inf P H35 ww ,mf 51134 V 3-'ff ,HWY '17 Yi- Vik? YU QQ J if I Fir!! muy, left to right: Anita Cummerford, Brenda Brugger, Babcock, Marilyn Schmick, Doris Boerma. Second rouz' Judy Secoty, Mary VerMurlen, Babs McMahon Mulder, Carol Westerback, Wanda Westtate, Judy Schuler Third rouz' Barbara Harz, Mariann Curtis, Nancy Woodworth Dear Stlfrfc11!.r.' This year we, the Tri-Hi-Y Club, feel that it has been a very prosperous year. Our main project has been the adoption of our Korean orphan. Others were selling programs and candy at football games, filling Thanksgiving baskets. Christmas caroling, giving a dance, and sponsoring a scholarship for a student of our club. This year we treated our fathers to a chili supper, which was most successful, and our mothers to a tea, Of course, these things couldn't have been fulfilled without a helpful advisor, such as Mrs. Boon. This years officers were: president, Nancy Van Schelveng vice-president, Gayle Rypkemag secretary, Wanda Grinhuisg treasurer, Jean Fisherg and chaplain, Judy Swingle. Yours truly, Secretary Sharon McLaughlin, Nancy Williams, Connie Ruster, Barbara Pat Voss, Jane Roberts, Nancy DeKiep, Lynne Sherwood, Bette 1 Susan Woodford. Carol Kahlke, Carol Colcord, Martha Erickson, Lynne Mitchell. of-fb? -El-35 Q '75 '-:G Ml' Y ' , 1 . s-xliv ff , Qiigigv g ,Q 50. 4?- ?5fa Q 50 Duck, gall-here mme the .rp012gc'.r! 90 gag , lf l 1 ff, My ,.,,,4 .,lk2y,f. f , -Q 1 .. L. ' .... Fira! VOIP. lull! In riglvfx Doris Bilz Kcnr. Ch risry laxmllncrg. , Jurly Swinlule, Walnllri Gringhuis, Namy Van Schclvcn, Gail Rypkcma, Alcan lfislmcr, llarlma umm! rnuy' -loan ltugcl, Mary Anne Slmcrwooll, Kathy lily, Mary VanHorsscn, ,Ioan Voss, Mary Inu XVill1crcll. illmaricm Kuclxs, Barlwara Brazlla, Pearl Wlmirc. Par Schucrt, Carolyn Van Cura, Sally Cox, Mrs, Hoon tzhlyimrw, lllvirlf mn: ,lulic -lurllan, Nancy Palmer, Charlyn Dc Young. Ruth Kinkcma, Pat Gralvmxski, Urals Smith, julia C.ram', llcnmg W' ictuc rr. 5 11 X, HSI. Lnnir zz 'n 1111171 TRI-HI-Y 5 Tri-Hi-Y Ffzlbcr-Dlzzrglvtcr brlliljllvl lil Fun mu left to rzglai Judy Thoma, Carol Bradford, jane Hall, Marilyn Crandle, Arlene Chaffee, Lillian Jeske Jeannie Veld man Emile Wagenmaket, Yeroml mu Richard Valencourt, Kathryn jeske, Sharon Kephart, Rachel Meerman, Anna Anderson Janice Kieft Sally Tousey Ruth Stone Alice Wietenga, Carol Valencourt, Jerry Sutter. Third mu Carlye Erickson, David Klassen, Bob Foutz, Glenn Pickard, Bill Dykman, Ron Elenbaas Dave Phillips HI-C Dear Stndentr: One of the new clubs in school this year is the Hi-C Club, better known as the Bible Club. lt is a club for any student who likes to sing, hear top-notch speakers, see good films, and have genuine Christian fellowship. The officers who were elected in the fall were: President, Bob Swier, who because of complications had to resign, vice- president, Jeanie White, presided for the rest of the year. The minutes were taken by Marjorie Tripp, and Fred Borst served as assistant secretary, treasurer, janitor, etc. The boy who stood at the door with his hat in his hands was Larry Tindall. Our club had a party in the cafeteria and a lot of games and good food were enjoyed by all. Our main project this year has been to try and get trashy literature out of our community. Under the guidance of our sponsor, Mrs. Van Til, we feel that we have had a successful year and are looking forward to another one next year. Yours truly, Secretary 92 ,Q I s w i i g - e ' gg, s Fi 5 if K Firzvf mir. fall ni riglil: l.ois Vanderlcc, ,lane Ruitcr, Priscilla Griffin, Fred Borsr, Marjorie Tripp, Jeanie Wliircf, liirry Tindiill, Betty Mcdendorp, Adu Medendorp. Svmmf rout Chiylc Richardson, Velma Wiegerr, Sam Recths. Linda Vanden Mcidcn, Lynne Mitchell, Ioycc Droppers, Lorcnc McPherson, Karen Dense, Mary Riley, Joyce DeRooy, Charlotte Kieft, Mrs. Bertha Van Til CAdvis0rD. 'Hiinf ron: john Gosen, Jerry lDeWitr, Norman Brown, Bolw Swier, Jnincs Swicrenga, james liwers. HI-C Mecfin' fimv The dnb .i'i11g,r 95 ANNUAL BGARD 4 Senior Section Features Section Nancy Van Schelven, Editorg Pearl Inta Meclnis, Editorg Christy Lundberg, Wliite, Beverly De Heer, -Ioan Voss, Lenore Wiegert, Judy Swingle. Charlyn De Young, Barbara Kent. Advertising Section Activities Section -lean Fisl1cr,Manag,erg jake Ver Muer- Patricia Grabowski, Editorg Reuben len, Dennis Shermera, Ann Smith, Rae Kamper, Carolyn Van Cura, Gary Bans. Ann Pickett, Gertrude Wiereiigtt. Joan Peter Sherwood, Bill Scott. Burkhart, Sally Cox. Underclcissmen Section Janet McLaughlin, Editorg Norma Zim- merman, Mary Lou Buikema. Pat McMaster, Nancy Palmer. lean New- lon, Ruth Kinkema, Mary Boyd. Pal SEhl16fI, BIl.fi72L'J'.l' fvlamzgw' 94 W ,if E4 W L .4 ffl! if -'I 'V ffl-'im X giaiiwllgas hfn, ik ,xx ye is Q X 'iq I gms :S A v fi 25 fu, . Ifiizil mir, lull fu rryqlilx Connie Capirano, -laner McLaughlin, Lynne Sherwood, Charlene Burk, Roger Morris, Pearl Wliitc, Par Gralwowski, Rira Gallagher, Mary Lou Wirlierell, Nancy Malstrom. .Yamini rnnw Rita Mierle, Glenda Vanden Brand, Carol Carr, Par Wright, Nancy Minshull, Mary Rose, Lois VanderLee, ,lan Neirring, Berry Peel, Gloria Witt, Doris Boerma, Carolyn Petrerti, Bonnie Meade. 'lfviril mum' Christy Lundberg, Rachel Meerman, Roger Reister, Harris Nieusma, jake VerMurlen, Mike Wrilsh, lilizalweih Knoll, Patricia Grimm, Patricia Harz, Mr. Louis Hekhuis lAdvisorJ. HI-CRIER fl No! Itfi' fbfi' :my Om' patient acfzirm' 96 HI-CRIER Dear Students: We hope you liked our paper this year. The Hi-Crier staff advised by Mr. Hekhuis, worked to make this years paper a good one. Since this is the first year the Hi-Crier has been completely printed, we consider our work a mile- stone for the future Hi-Criers. Another new event was a publication dinner, where pins and certificates were pre- sented to outstanding members. It has definitely been proven the the Hi-Crier is becoming more and more mature in experience and writing. We are looking toward a very rewarding year. Editor - - Anirtant Editorf News Editor Afrirtant - Feature: Editor Axristant - Sport! Editor Arrirtantr - - - - - - Rog Morris Ring a bottle Hi-Crier editor! plus one HI-CRIER EDITORS - - - - Pearl White Society Editor - - Lynne Sherwood - Pat Grabowski, Roger Morris Arriitant - - Glenda VandenBrand - - - - Nan Malstrom Art Editor - - - Rita Mierle - - - Mary Rose Arrirtant - - Charlene Burk - - Connie Capitano Typirt Editor - - - janet McLaughlin - - Pat Wright Anirtant ------ Carol Carr Bruinerr Manager and Exchange Editor -Rog Reister, Mike Walsh Mary Lou Witherell 97 Firrr wuz left to riglal: Ron Riemersma, Dennis Gankema, Leonard Kanouse, Gary VerPlank, Bruce Cleveland, Doug Barney Don Wicrenga, jerry Van Cura. Sammi rouy' Sherman Vink, Mike Waldo, David Seaver, jim Bolthouse, Cyrus Stewart, Don Bigler, Mike Bazany, Dave Rob- H A ertson, Russell Charter, Albert DeHaan, Robert Fourz. Ibm! wuz' jack Parcheta, Frank Braski, LeRoy Groters, Tom Kool. louis Draeuer, Karl Van Asselt, Roy Shields, Dennis Shaw George Vollmer, Dale Wfaldo. Dear SlZfll'67ZlJ'.' This year, the Varsity Clubs main goal was to pay the balance on the whirlpool bath, which we purchased for the school last year. This goal was fulfilled, and enough money was earned for a good start in next years project. We also sponsored other projects, such as furnishing cokes to all visiting football and basketball teams. Besides earning money through paper drives and coat checking, the club had many memorable experiences. Several good pro- grams were offered at meetings, a college football game was seen, and the year was finished with a beach party. Our club started the year with 20 mem- bers, but by the end, had accepted 55 more, making it the biggest, and certainly one of the best. organizations in the school. Yours truly, Sc'z'rc11n'y Drm't forget Ike lag! 98 Firxf mug left In riglvlx Dennis Shermeta, Dale Levamloski, Walter Draeger, Eugene Rulya, Willizam Arnold, -Ierry l.ietzke Rohert N ueterrng. Svmml rnnx' Peter Sherwood, Matthew Kisosondi, Dennis Marzuki, Ronald Barnes, Terry Kielt, Leon Stille, Roger Smanr George SNVINIICY, -lun Scott, Mr. Eugene Rothi 1Atlvisor7. 'I'l1inf ron: Xvilllrlm Bucy, Wfilliam Colcortl, James Reinking,Willit1l11 Ernst, Loren Ritloutt, Thomas Briglmm. VARSITY CLUB 'PNK aku ll 'f' f fffiffu ll 1 L 11 tg: . 1 011431. ll7'lm1',s your apfniwz, mul? oo mfg-Q? art ,f V i. . . ivm g? - Ji? as 1 .' Si -ai :' 13'-Mft' 9, . g l 1 Q--,,,1s..e - ,.. .. A..-a Am.. A Firzvl mug leff In righls Pat Voss, Bahs McMahon, Mary Bersonnet, Gintly Van Zylen, Pat Grahowski, Lenore Wiegert, Christy Luntllverg, Gail Rypkema, Faye Wills, Brenda Brugger. Semrnlr'o1r.' lfrancile Boelens, janet McLaughlin, Wanda Gringhuis, Sharon jerovsek, Mary Vermurlen, lnese Liepins, Karen Gruen, Barbara Kent, Pearl White, Jean Schmidt, Charlene Burk, Susan Woodford, Connie Capitano. Thin! faux' Nancy De Kiep, Carol Strange, Mary Laufersky, jean Fisher, Jo Ann Reenders, Ruth Kinkema, -Iutly Swingle, Bonnie Melvin, -lane Roberts, Mary jo Weavers, Pat Bosma, Donna Harper. Pllfhf I on I 1 First row, left to right: Kathleen Chittenden, Esther Berg, Janice Slatter, Beverly More, Judy Fochtman, Jean Newlon, Diane MacKay, Olive Nelson, Sharon Schroeder, Madelyn Fochtman. Second roux' Barbara Brazda, Pat Rodgers, Marjorie Tripp, Anna Anderson, Mary Hierholzer, Inta Mednis, Judy Blackmer, Geneva Stafford, Janice Blaksly, Mary Tysman, Mary Frickman, Dorothea Braski. Third row: Joyce Dempsey, Sharon Klop, Nancy Malstrom, Janet Blaksley, Dorothy Diedrich, Pat McMaster, Mary Kammeraad, Linda Hagstrom, Janice Blackmer, Joy Corcoran, Patsy Schippers. G Dear Stmienm' As usual the G.A.A. has had a very energetic year. Volleyball, badminton, basketball, softball, and swimming, which is new this year, has fllled our years calendar. Since the G.A.A. gave a scholarship again this year, we had some money-making projects. Selling candy at basket- ball games was our main one. A carnival booth and a dance helped replenish the treasury. A Halloween party and beach picnic spiced up the social events. The year was officially ended at the awards assembly. We're looking forward to more fun and athletics next year. Yours truly, Secretary 101 G. A. A. Officers and Managers OFFICERS l'1'e.i'izlc11f - - - - - Eliznbcrh Clark Vice-Pre '.u' idwil - - Put Grubowski YC'l'l'6'fu'7'j' - - Lenore Xvicgcrt 'I'rm.r1r r'4'f' V Christy Lumlberg V olleyball I3iifZmmzo1z BiI.l'k6'fbi1H Ynftlmll MANAGERS Then you Mary Bcrsonncr Gail Rypkcmu Gindy Van Zylcn - Faye Wills Up, np, and nrw: ll7bcre'.r the fiinfjc? lf! ez flirif, it',f zz plizm' 102 Firxl roux left to right: Francile Boelens, Gwen Ferm, Linda Sheraton, Ausma Perkons, Marty Erickson, Judy Thoma, Jane Roberts, Judie Young, Marie Storkan, Beatrice Schmidt, Judy Barnes, Bonnie Presley, Kathy Walker. Sevmzzf mum' Babs McMahon, Anne Smith, Judy Sinke, Judy Swingle, Gindy Van Zylen, Ruth Kinkema, Sally Cox, Pat Jordan, Janice Blaksley, Mary Hierholzer, Anna Anderson, Mary Bersonnet, Pat Voss, Jeanne Mars, Jane Byrne. CATALINA CLUB The top frber G0 cat Plym 4' '-S Dmzr Sfmfwiri .' After choosing new members for our club, we held an initiation. Soon rlfterwurd, we begun practicing stunts and planning for our unnuul swim show which was held in May, The theme of the show was Foreign lntriguef' iintl we swam to thirteen tlitlerent numbers from foreign countries. The members of the Cilfilllllkl Club were re- wnrclecl for all their hnrcl work when the show wus A1 great success. Yours truly, SL'L'fL'fill 1' 'llzlev 11 dire, Rlll'l7fC'.'l Going - going - gmzc H75 l r , l t --.rffrfilwffil First mir. left to right: Leonard Kanouse, Ron Haugen, Ron Behm, Jane Boer, Susan Osner, jo Ann Reendeers, jack Fase, Scott Presley Bette Mulder, Patti DeBruyn, Marlene Fischer, Beverly More. Serum! rmzx' iOtto Fricke, Roger Reister, Joe Cech, Curtis Foreman, Sherman Vink, Steve Robbins, Jerome Vfi-lloughhy, john Lilley, Miles Van Osman, Marlin Bensinger, jerry Goldberg, William Tripp, jon Eshleman, Tom Flint, Richard Baldwin, Norman Beebee, Clarence Schmidt, Thin! roux' Tom McGeorge, Doug De Young, Larry Hillis, Gorden Johnson, Jerry Holmes, Donald McMaster, Ron Kuclts, Tom Rudder, Harry Nieusma, Paul Helmet, Warren Prelsnik, Leon Wiltley, Emil Warber, Ronald Bethke, Gilmer Peterson, Mr. King lAdvisorQ. X RIFLE CLUB Dear Sf!lCfL'7If.f.' The Grand Haven Rifle Club was organized and received its charter from the National RiHe Association in 1939. The prime purpose of this club is to teach safety and accuracy in gun use. Kenneth King is club instructor and for several years has had assistance of Bill Van Wfyman as coach. This year club team brassards were awarded to: Ron Bethke, Tom McGeorge, Doug DeYoung, Bette Mulder, Scott Presley, jack Fase, Ron Haugen. Club championship medal was won by Ron Bethke. Officers for the year were: President, Scott Preslevg vice-president, jack Faseg secretary-treas- urer, Bette Mulder. Ranger Officers: Dick Minuth, Leonard Kanouse, Tom McGeorge. The team again took honors by winning the scholastic regional championship at the National matches in Ann Arbor. Yours truly, Secretary Davy Crnckertr? INR Firxt mug lvl! 10 riglvlx Clarence Schmidt, Ron Bethke, jack lfase, Scott Presley, Ron Haugen. Ycfmnl rmr: Curtis Foreman, Warren Prelsnik, Bette Mulder, Tom McGeorge, Doug De Young. L Zflfll 1 x X 1 I N! THE TEAM a I 1 1 RIFLE CLUB IIN' Rcnrfy - Aim The refill! 'IIK First row. left to right: Emilie Wagenmaker, Carol Valencourt, Bonnie Wiegerink, Arlene Harden, Charlene Kucks, Joan Voss, Carol Strange, Mary Laulersky, Joan Weiser, Beverly Krause. Second faux' Mary Dyer, Chris Kasmauski, Charlene Burk, Pearl White, Lenore Wiegert, Peggy Laidal, Sally Tousey, Lynne Sherwood, Nanci Katt, Judy Palmer, Connie Capitano, Jeanne Mars. Third row: Renata Cummins, Mary Jane Hirdes, Inese Liepius, Elizabeth Knoll, Pat Jordan, Bonnie Melvin, Mary Karnmeraad, Mary Jo Weavers, Pat Bosma, Janice Kieft. Dear Students: For the past year, the girls of Grand Haven High have been engaged in the growing sport of bowling. Our ac- complishments have been few, but, we have achieved membership in the American Junior Bowling League. Through the league, we are able to participate in many tournaments. One of the recent tournaments was the American Junior Bowling District Championship. Another tournament we were able to participate in was the Christ- mas Bowling Tournament. We have been very lucky to have such a swell bunch of girls and a wonderful sponsor. Because of their co- operation and loyalty, we can give award and trophies to the Best Bowler of the Year, to the Best Team of the Year and to the Last Place Team. Through the cooperation and loyalty we have maintained a fine standing of sportsmanship. Yours truly, Secrezary y ff 5 ' 5' First rozr. left lo right: Janice Nietring, Phyllis Potter, Brenda Harden, Bonnie Nietering, Mary Van I-Iorssen, Mary Krepp. Gindy Van Zylen, Sharon Jetousek, Judy Thoma. Second row: Janis Pace, Judi Wheeler, Carol Hogan, Sharon Kephart, Gaye Grimes, Gloria Witt, Nancy Malstrom, Doris Boerma, Mary Hutchinson, Marilyn Crandle, Jane Hall. Third row: Millie Stotler, Pat Harz, Pat Schippers, Mary Frickman, Phyllis Signor, Liz Clark, Beverly Oslund. Judy Swingle. Ruth Vincent, Dorothy Matthews, Judy I-Iislop, Pat Sorenson, Sharon Klop. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' BOWLING STANDINGS l. The Strangers - - f I9 2. Hep-Cats - - - I7 5. XX!oodclmoppers - - I 5 4. Rock 'n Roll - I2 5. Alley Cats - - ll 6. Dizzy Dames - 9 7. Friskes - - 9 8. Toy Tigers - - 8 9. Bang-ups - - A 6 IO. Arcadia Cadets - - 6 I l. Gutter Gals - - - 5 12. Bouncing Bowlers - - 5 109 3 l Clarinets Chuck Misner Doug Barney Doris Bilz john Martin Tom Knoll Frank Weiler Pat Peters XX!arren Prc-lsnik Nancy Sherwood Carol Hogan Bobby Marsh Nancy De Kiep David Klaassen Margaret Maihoffer Saxophone CAltoJ Mary Lou Beekman Duane Baker Connie Ruster Doris Boemm Kathie Holler Nancy Williams Jackie lla Rue Diane Hanson French H0m5 Mary Frickmzm Lila johnson Flules jack Fase Mary Krepp Betty Mulder Wfanda Westraltc- Richard Baldwin jane Radspieler Karen Lietzke Margaret Roossien Sally Touscy Margie Thellman Cynthia Rexer Charlene Levanworth Joyce Droppers Peggy Laidal Carol Westerback Par Wriglmt David Dahlstrom Pat Rodgers jan N ietring Chris Lundberg Don Wfieringa Bob De Young Barb Kent So Gwen Ferm Phyllis Snyder Ruth Kinkema xophone fBc1ritonel Tom Rudder SENIORS IN BAND lfirrf mir, felt In riglvf: Doris Bilz, Diane Hanson. I.iIa blohrson, Nancy Malstrom. Ruth Kinkema, Charlene Kutks, Barbara Ycmt, Barb Kent, Pat Rodgers, Chris Lundberg. Sammi mir: Bill Scott, Dale Levandoski, Frank Weiler, Tom Knoll, Dennis Shermeta, Boh Borgman, Howard Bcthkc, Bill McKay, Alohn Beernink, Corat Moran. an A A l 4 - f. 5 I .Arn-A4Q 1, Q 1 S A li. ' J 5 Saxophone fTenorl Nancy Malstrom Beatie Schmidt Bill Rowell Gil Peterson Connie Quinn Trombones David Rosema Chuck Cook David Vlfyma Buss Norm Moser john Beernink Corat Moran Boritones Bill Scott David Matzen Roy Shields Carl Erickson Pat Kuck Comets john Gosen Dick Valencourt Mary Tysman Bill McKay Bob Foutz LeRoy Groters Darlene VanderZwaag Howard Bethke Denny Dickover Wesley Horton Ted Bazany Dalit S1mlw1f,i,' BAND The Grand Haven High School Band has just completed another successful year. Under the baton of Mr. Bannister Merwin, we have had one of the outstanding bands in the state. Our otiiicers were john Beernink, presidentg Charles Misner, vice-presidenrg Charlene Kucks. secretaryg and Ruth Kinkema, treasurer. ln addition to entertaining at all home foot- ball games, our marching band made a trip to the Holland game to take part in their homecoming festivities. Besides presenting a number of concerts and assemblies, our concert band won high honors in both district and state band festivals. Although twenty members of the band graduate this year, an excellent nucleus is left behind to continue to bring band honors to Grand Haven. Yours truly, .Slet'rr'ft1r',1' Om' c1'irc't'lm CMJ.: .1 - .Ycfffflll Dennis Shermeta Bob Borgman Chuck Joiner Bob Van Opynen Bassoon Betty Satter Boss Clcirinets Barbara Yemc Charlene Kucks Carol Strange I ' r 1 i Drums Douglas 'loxapeus ,lane D'Oyly jane Byrne Brooks Wlieeler Sonny Levandoski Wairreil McKinley Tympcini Mary Kammeraad -.1 Q- 1 v - ef' ' -' f . WGS. an .X W.. LAmA.L EM .. ,Q N Q k , ,,. , 4 . , A ,IL lt . V. Wi t 5 ,L , as ffl if K its i, W 5, ., M gf, ,,. ., Q., Tx- ,. , First row, lefl to right: Bill Nieusma, violing Barbara Miller, violing Chuck Braal-1, violing Rachel Ketner, violing Connie Capi tano, Violag Steve Myers, Viola, Susan Woodford, cello. Serum! 7'0Il'.' joy Corcoran, violing Gerald Holmes, violing Ruth Kinkema, alto sax, Margaret Mayhoffer, fluteg Joyce Droppers Huteg jane Byrne, tympanig Chris Lundberg, French horn, Lila Johnson, piano, Pat Rodgers, horng Carol Hogan, clarinet lohn Martin, clarinet. Thin? rout: Karen Gruen, bass violag Mr. Rau, conductor, Larry Moser, tromboneg Dennis Shermeta, trumpetg Bob Borgman trumpet. N01 111 pzrlllref Charles Misner, clarinet. ORCHESTRA Dear St1f1fe11!.r.' The Orchestra students have played several places this year. We entertained the Kiwanis Club, played in a high school Christmas concert and assembly, and played for the junior play. Probably our two biggest thrills were, going to the District Festival March 16, and getting a 1 rating, and playing in a combined concert with the West Shore Symphony. Then as the year came to a close we traveled to Chicago. We visited several places and saw Cinerama. Next year, under the direction of Mr. Rau we hope to have a bigger and better orchestra. Yours truly, Secretary 117 Fff'-ff ffflf- fffl In riglwlx Judy Lutz, Karen Dirkse. Sarah Reeths, Bonnie Presley, Joyce De Rooy, Janet Brunner, Judy Bierman Carol Valencourt, Lila Johnson, Jeanne Veldman. Serum! roux' Connie Capitano, Mary Hierholzer, Peggy Laidal, Leonard Kanouse, David Wfyma, Gary Van Dongcn, Bill Tripp Jerry Goldberg, Joe Carlson, Judy Swingle, Judy Ver Duin. Gertrude Wierenga, Jean Engel, Judy Wilsturi. Thin! rnux' Karen Ver Plank, Mary Lou Witherell, Dawn Barrhill, Pat McMaster, LeRoy Francis, Norman Davis, Jim Antler son, Ralph Overzet, Richard Kalmbaugh, Fred Borst. Bob Swier, John Triplett, Dick Minuth, James Fwers. Bill Dykman Marilyn Kidder. Geneva Stafford. CHOIR I Jam' Slll!f87llJ'.' This year our forty-six voice choir participated in many programs. We gave a Thanksgiving program for the student body as well as a Christmas and Easter program. Also at Christmas time we participated in a concert in Muskegon with four other choirs of this area. Later we gave a combined concert on a Sunday afternoon with the other groups of our music department. On March 30 the choir went to the District Choir Festival at Muskegon. We sponsored a pep assembly and the March Breeze dance after the last basketball game. This year the choir was again under the direction of Mr. Al Burgess. The officers this year were president, Bob Swierg vice-president. Mary Lou Witherellz and secretary-treasurer. Connie Capitano. Yours truly. SCL'?'L'fzlI'-1' Olaf Mm'Dmml1f Hua' A Fzrrnf' l I 3 S i 1 l Firrt mir, left to right: lnese Liepens, Ronald Elenbaas, Doris Bilz, Norma Zimmerman, Nanci Katt, Nancy Vloodworth, Jean Fisher. Semin! mm' Carol Bouwman, Sara Reethes, Nancy Malstrom, Kathy Hoifer, Richard Ruiter, jo Ann Reenders, julie Gordon, Dorothy Matthews, John Gosen, Miss Bell CAdvisorJ. FUTURE TEACHERS' CLUB Tori' 'er in 1 I4 tis grew, 'iii' Dear Sllll1i6'7'lf,f,' This year the Future Teachers' Club has continued its program of encouraging and helping students who wish to enter the teaching profession. Our major activity has been our observation or cadet teaching pro- gram. In this program, club members spend a few hours each week visiting classes and assisting the teachers. This helps us to de- cide what age group we prefer working with, and also to decide whether or not teaching really is the career we wish to followi The programs at our meetings also help us to learn more about the profession. Some of our other activities this year have included sponsoring an after-game dance and a booth in the carnival, attend- ing the district and regional F.T.A. con- ferences, and visiting the Haven School. Our officers for this year were Doris Bilz, presidentg Ron Elenbaas, vice-presidentg Norma Zimmerman, secretaryg Nanci Katt, treasurerg and Nan Wcmcndworth, historian. Yours truly, Secretary FORENSICS This year Senior High School students participated in the Forensics contest. Mrs. Zarikta was in charge and took the students to District Contest. Participants were: Derlamation - - - jon Ehrmann, Martha Mahder Original Omtion ------ Doris Bilz I1zterpreta,fi1'e Reading - Barbara McMahon, Steve Meyers f'1Il7Il0f0ll,f Reading - Rita Mierle, Nancy Sherwood Exfempore - - - John Martin, Sally Cox LIBRARY CLUB Dear Sflldelillf The Librarians' Club, affiliated with the State Organization, is composed of twelve mem- bers. The duties of the members are varied. They work at the charging desk, process new books, and help with many library tasks which make efficient library service possible. Highlights of the year have been the club Valentine party, a party given for us by the Junior High Club, sponsoring a booth at the Carnival, and attendance at a district meeting at Ravenna. Yours truly, Secfemry MEMBERS Marjorie Tripp Sarah Reeths Jeanie Wliite Paul Helmer Josephine Szalonek Sharla Collister Rachel Meerman jean Newlon Sharon Anderson Bonnie Mead Carol De Rooy Louise Szalonek jim Weedman DEBATE TEAM Dear Sfl1lfC71f,f.' The Debate teams had a busy year. We met teams from Grand Rapids Christian, Ottawa Hills, Fremont, and East Grand Rapids, and ended the year with a 5-3 record. For the first time we entered the District Festival where we defeated Tecumseh High School. Thus we reached the semi-finals but lost in a split decision. Mr. Hekhuis was the sponsor this year. Yours truly, Manager 115 Left to righf: john Ehrman, Lynne Mitchell, Mr. Hekhuis CAd- visorj, john Martin, Dave Doran. N01 inrlfuled ure: Fred Borst, Al Medendorp. . 3 J Wfht1z next? Lucky patient NURSES' AIDES Dem' SlIl6Z67ZI.l'.' This has been a most interesting year for the Nurses' Aides. We enjoyed being able to be of help when we were needed most. We believe the most enjoyable work at the hospital is helping those who are unable to help themselves, young and old alike. We have been on some very inter- esting trips, such as Christian Psychopathic Hospital, Sun- shine Sanitarium, Blodgett Hospital, and Mary Free Bed Orthopedic Center. Our class consists of Mary liethke. Lola johnson, Amanda Lovelace, Ada Medendorp, Betty Medendorp, Lynne Polglase, jane Ruiter, Marie Vanden Bosch, and Joyce Vander Molen. Yours truly, H , ,, Se 'rel Jr ' IIA' tl boy L L J C' 4 AX A , , A k- it ' I f - . . t Ul'Ull'fL' tt good group! Open zt'i:fc. ' 116 Firxr muy fefl In right: Marie Storkan, Mary Bethke, Doris Bilz, Karen McCracken, Pearl White, Betty Medendorp, Peggy Laidal, Connie Capitano. sL'L'0ll1ll'0Il'.' Barbara Archambeaw, Phyllis Snyder, Margo Clevenger, Mary Rose, Julie jordan, Bonnie Wfiegerinlt, Lynne Mitchell, Patty jordan, ,lane Ruiter, Ada Medendorp, Sally Tousey. Mrs. King lAdvisor2, JUNIOR RED CROSS Dew' Sfzffleflfi: This year the Junior Red Cross was busily en- gaged in many service projects. They included mak- ing placemats and carnival cups for Veterans' Hos- , ,,,7 pitals, buying presents for the patients in the Ottawa Hffffffff N 'b-' County Infirmary, procuring a magazine rack for the local hospital, donating money to deserving funds, and, finally, making an International Scrapbook. Other projects we sponsored were enrollment, a dance, and the VIWCSICFIT Union telegram booth in the Carnival, The V256-57 officers were Pearl Wliite, presidentg Karen McCracken, vice-presidentg and lic-tty Meden- dorp, secretary-treasurer. The otliicers and the other members of the club, through their many projects, have succeeded in fulfilling the main aim of Alunior Red Cross Service. Yours truly, Sc'cl'vf111'y Nur t'llf7,f for I'L'fL'l'LIU,l' l I ' E5 -ery - ,W 'KST ,.. i , A l l l rf l l WS' if ' l Firrt row, left to right: Priscilla Griffin, Edarae Kieft, Nancy Palmer, Marjorie Tripp, Sara Jane Levingstone, Jean Correll, Marian Witkowski, Mary Clark, Jeanette Reaume. Second row: Jim Brigham, Joyce Weber, Judy LeMieux, Dorothy Diedrick, Marian Van Oordt, Ruth McCarthy, Beverly Still- son, Charles Michele, Third wuz' Larry Mieras, David Welling, Stanley Teunis, Bob Voss, Richard Stafford. RETAIL-OFFICE CLUB Dear Stzmfenlr: The Retail-Office Club combines work with pleasure. All of us work on the school's co-operative training program. The club, under the presidency of Beverly De Heer, has conducted some money-making activities for the club fund. A stationery sale, baked goods sale, and cake-walk boosted the treasury. But all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. The Retail-Office Club has had lots of fun. For one thing, we sponsored a Polka party with music by Carl Rosin's Band. A Pizza party and a Banquet were the other sources of fun. This has been a very well organized year for the Retail-Office Club, and one of which we are proud. Yours truly, Secretary 118 First row. left to right: JoAnn Marciniak, Carolyn VanCura, Betty Kramer, Julia Crane, Beverly DeHeer, Pauline Klumpel, Mike Sullivan, Joan Burkhart, Diane Hanson. Serond row: Phyllis Porter, Jane Parker, Shirley Bol, Mary Boyd, Norma Zimmerman, Mary jane Dawes, Ruth Grossman, Arlene Chaffee, Marilyn Crandle, Sharon johnson, Mr. Fisher LAdvisorb. Third mir: jack Maschewski, Terry Kieft, jacob VerMurlen, Bill Dime, Marvin Wiegerink, Calvin Jacobs, Mike Holm. RETAIL-OFFICE CLUB O F F I C E R S Pf6.l'fd97Zf - - Beverly De Heer Via'-Prerident - Mike Sullivan Sefretary - - Pauline Klumpel Treafzfrer - - Julia Crane 119 'Eiff- . F' ew M, L f A nl wwf A..-.Wg i 2? ww mg, A -I mt F , mmm . X, , ' . Qwviwwk www wXWQQw Q5 KSN xxovivbwwkn-bXmq.3vv'k3SwutwwLfXg,w WWA, wwwwwwwwwmww www MMM vgwvMv,y,w5M,2WM,w OMWMW HfWW'WWwW Nw xglwwYMawQDfW3wwv.1Lb.J.w Axgvifo W,Q5hn, Q aww-Yxwwebww-igxlwvqgxxhw 3+,,wX1ww,,MM SWWMMMMW- V gX3lfW9'y,pwKA ,1L9-U-Dvi.nf9s'g9,0J awglwiiww 5iX22wv9x,.p3lJMP cwxivb W OMNJMMW wfwwwk www- gxwwdifkxo. . iafxmxia-XW35 4,1 And owooooy we go! Oh, H co l'l be as bad as GH Tho 1- I Victory, here vve con1e! 1 , First of The long Hne of cosuolHes 'N lu .ff Q ,Jf First row, left Io right: Scott, DeHaan, Robertson, Boot, Grcters, Kanouse, Ernst, Bolthouse, Kool, M. Waldo, Seaver Mgr. Charter. Secong row: Mgr. Boyink, Bigler, Ralya, Lietzke, Smant, Ridcutt, Brigham, Arnold, Emmenegger, Van Asselt, Wierenga, Cook ucy. Third raw: Coach Constant, Riemersma, W. Dtaeger, Nietering, D. Waldo, Stille, Shaw, Davis, Barnes, L. Draeger, Bazany Nieusma, Btaski, Parcheta, Marzuki, Van Cura, Coach Rothi. FOOTBALL Bucs turned the tide by scoring twice in the first quarter and turned back the Vikes 31-20. Following the Niles game, the Bucs shattered an 18-game win- ning streak by defeating the Pioneers of East Grand Rapids 20-7 in the best team effort of the year. In the last game with Grand Rapids Creston, the Bucs The 1956 Buccaneer football machine was noted for its relentless grinding, ground attack that crunched out 106 first downs to its opponents' 81. Due to a mid-season slump, the Bucs finished with a respectable but not exceptional 5-2-2 record. The story of the 1956 football team at Grand Haven, however, does not end with the win-loss record. This team had the courage to win several games after set-backs that would have crushed many po- tentially great teams. After losing the first game to Muskegon Catholic 6-7 in a contest which the Bucs completely dominated, they roared back with a de- cisive 12-6 decision over Benton Harbor, and a 19-6 romp over St. Joe. After tying Holland 7-7 and Ionia 0-0, the Bucs received a complete trouncing from Muskegon Heights 26-0. Then the Bucs took on Niles. High hopes for a sorely needed win were present, but prospects looked dim as Niles raced back 90 yards with the opening kick-off to score. The had to make up a 14-point deficit to win 20-14, the last TD coming for the Bucs with 1:44 left in the contest. The Bucs were cheered on by the largest and most loyal following in the history of Grand Haven athletics. This was a truly great team in the great football tradition of Grand Haven. The '57 team, which will include 21 returning lettermen and a supply of new talent from the year's successful Little Buc team, is expected to produce an- other fine football season for Grand Haven. Best of l'uck to that team. FIRST TEAM FOOTBALL SCORES We They 6 - - Muskegon Catholic - 7 12 - - Benton Harbor - - 6 19 - - St. joseph - - 6 7 - - Holland - - 7 O - - - Ionia - - - - 0 0 - - Muskegon Heights - - 26 31 - - - Niles - - - - 20 20 - - - East Grand Rapids - - 7 20 - - Grand Rapids Creston - - 14 ri , ,,. 0 Q Cnaclver Rolbi and C07l.fld71f-lZl'0 fine maclvex, and Brent Boyink and Rnrr Charter-ax nmvmgerr, Brent tim gwzflemefz, both 011 and off the fflfllbclfl field. and Rim' performed tbeir dnlier well and took the Need 'zz'e.w1y more? lL'd7ll'.f bidzfiizg in Il cbeerfffl way. Eugene Ralya, Right Halfback. Co-captain and regular three-year letter winner. Ree ceived recognition on several all-state teams. Good pass receiver and deceptive runner who always fought for those extra yards. His competitiveness will he greatly missed next year. .f' Heigblr .fcorer 011 Ike Blftir. L ...ff Z,-g- f-- x ' . M L7 vwfm Q ' Larry Prefarfzilv - ,telzfrwz beard but alzlwiyf there zrlven 7IUC'fIICKII. 125 Robert Nietering, Senior lind. Co-captain and truly tine offensive lineman. Boh handled kickoff, punting, and extra point assignments throughout most of the season. Very alvly called defensive signals. Selected on several all-state teams. Ron Riemersma, junior Tackle. A big, rugged lad who saw some action as the middle man on the defensive line. Very fast for his size. . al L LeRoy Groters, Junior Center. Made the switch from half- hack to center. Developed into an outstanding linebacker. Very tough. Saw some action as offensive center. One rea- son for optimism next year. James Bolthouse, Junior Tackle and Guard. The most versatile lineman on the squad. Played three positions on the line. Jim was also outstanding on defense. Boot plouxr for ffm! extra yard agaiml St. joe Gary Cook, Junior Halfback. Out with an injury the last two games. Saw little game action. With this year's ex- perience plus another year's growth, he is going to provide plenty of competition for a position next year. Len Kanouse, junior Fullhack. Mouse got his chance against Niles and he made the most of it. Hard work with never a complaint and a desire to win means there is going to be competition for fullback next year. Mike Walclti, junior Guard. Saw limited action this year. Gave us depth at left guard. D. Robertson, junior Quarter- back. Dave saw considerable action at offensive quarterback this year. A good passer whose blocking and running showed steady improvement during the season. We are glad he is a junior. 124 9' 'Tl Bill Ernst, Senior Center. Two-year letter winner, He gave us depth at the center position. jerry Lietzke, Senior Quarter- back. His game strategy im- proved with every game. An accurate passer who could also run the quarterback keep play with authority. His blocking, made him known to many opponents ends. r jerry VanCura, Junior Tackle. KarlVanAsselt, JuniorCenter. Developed rapidly as the sea- A transfer from Zeeland who son progressed. A herce saw some action as a line- competitor. Became a good backer. Gave us depth at the defensive lineman. center position. . na: ., , ...L ., ,V . 1 I N 1 Roger Smant, Senior Guard. Played quite a lot considering lack of experience. Hamp- ered by an ankle injury in mid-season. Continually striv- ed to improve himself. Wierengrz rcrmlr around Hollandir end before being hauled dozwz Mike Bazany, junior Half- back. A good passer whose blocking, tackling and running improved steadily. Another year's growth plus mental abil- ity and line attitude means for others to be on their toes next year. Dennis Emmenegger. Junior Tackle. Gave us depth at the tackle position. Used mainly on the offensive team. Good attitude. 125 Tom Kool, Junior End. Played considerably as a defensive end Developed very rapidly toward the end of the season. Should be in there battling for a starring assignment next year. Marty Boot, Senior. Marty was our jack of all positions. He saw a lot of action play- ing where needed and was worth his weight to coaches for his willingness to learn a position over night and be ready to play. A natural. Ron Barnes, Senior Center. A transfer from Muskegon Catholic. Ron showed real bustle and determination throughout the year. Don Wierengzi, Junior Half- back. Stepped into regular offensive position when Bucy was injured and gave an ex- cellent account of himself Possesses quick speed and love of competition. Don Bigler, Junior Fullback. The Beak was a bull on de- fense as well as offense and gave a good demonstration of his possibilities in East Grand Rapids game. Received all- state honorable mention. He should really come next year. Dennis Shaw, Junior End. Progressed very rapidly after moving up from the Little Bucs. Could be a big help next year. 1311314 gfzini' agaimt tba Heigbli' Norm Davis, Senior Guard. Handled the very difficult right guard on our offensive line. Played tackle on our defensive line. Turned in a steady performance all year. Bill Bucy, Left Halfback. A fine punter, good passer and runner, and exceptionally good defensive halflwaek who found himself this year. His block- ing made our weakside plays go. A senior. 126 Bill Arnold, Senior Center. Regular offensive center and defensive linebacker. A real competitor. One of the most under-rated players on the team. jack Pareheta, junior Half- back. jack played mostly on defense and developed into a fine defensive halfback. He is also a fine blocker and good runner. Another reason for optimism next year Tom Brigham, Sr. Quarter- back. Injuries hampered Tom much of the season. Played mostly on defense and his fiery aguressiveness made him a real asset. The fastest boy in the hackrield-liked contact. jerry Nieusma, Junior End. Gave us valuable depth at tight end slot. Showed plenty of scrap and desire. Lui! l0llLil7d0Il'll Leon Stille, Senior Guard. Made the switch from end to guard this year, His blocking was outstanding. Also played end and tackle on defense. A good team man. of llve .reamn NL? Dennis Marzuki, Senior End. Two-year letter winner who was used as a spot player this year. One of the best liked players on the squad. v ...L Dale XX'aldo, junior End. Handled regular otiensive left end position all year. A good blocker. Also played con- siderably on the defensive team. We are glad he is coming hack. Frank Braski. Senior Guard. Started several games. Al- ways gave a good account ol himself. Frank rated very high in spirit and attitude. 127 Loren Ridoutt, Senior End. A good team man who played in most games. Showed im- provement as the season went along. A two-year letter winner. Lou Draeger, junior Tackle. Divided left tackle starting assignment. Good size and fair speed. Should come into his own next year. Walter Draeger, Sr. Tackle. A rugged two-way player who turned in many great games this year. Particularly tug- ged on defense. Selected on Detroit Times All-State Class B Team. David Seaver, Junior Guard. Very fast. Played safety on kickoffs. Gave us valuable depth at right guard. jim Scott, Senior Halfback. Al De Haan, junior Guard Although he did not play a Saw limited action this year. great deal he showed great im- Gave us depth at left guard, prove-ment during the season. Would do anything and play anywhere the coaches asked him for the good of the team. My C0ngmmZatiom, fellowr, for a job well clonef' 3 .. 7'be1imf: Niezermg, Dmeger, Dmfir, Bolthome, Amnlci, Stille, Waldrz Becky' Raylzz, Bigleir, Lietzke, Bury 128 Fifi! mir. fell In riglwl: Coach Lowell, Bill Prins, Jim Bocks, Tom Parker, Daryl Gankema, Dave Klassen, Dave Bush Lircei. Van Lente. .Yecoznf l'Ul1'.' -Toe Bruhn, Dean Anderson, Bill Dykman, Kurt Wfipperfurth, Bob Vanflpynen, Gordy Grocnevelt, -lim Corrcll Rog Vanllpynen lwater boyJ. Thin! !'UIl'.' Dennis Dickover, Clarence Smith, Earl Shappee, john Essenyi, Tim Bottje, Leon Wiltley, Richard Mltzcn Met Al Medendorp. Fourth row: Brooks Wheeler, Bob Glavich, Dave Green, Bob Scanlon, Bruce Cook, Rog Metz, Don Stillson. LITTLE BUCS This years Little Bucs, under the able leadership of Coach Wallt Lowell, have earned a record of 7 wins and 2 losses. This is their sixth Consecutive winning season. Perhaps the outstanding game of the year was the battle with Muskegon, in which the Bucs came from behind to win in an exciting second half. Congratulations to team for a great season! TEAM SCORES We They 26 - - Freeport - - - 13 I2 - - Benton Harbor - 0 ll - Grand Rapids Central - - l-'i 53 - - - Holland - - 0 I2 - - Muskegon - - 6 6 - - Muskegon Heights - - I3 lei - Reeths-Puffer - 0 28 - - - Ho - - - - lf! 7 - - Muskegon Catholic - - I5 129 Couch I.ou'ell, who again producer! 41 flue team with llldfljf good prr1.rpeft.f for next yearfi' 1'ar.ri1j'. Firxt row, left to right: Roger Prelesnik, Willie Gutierrez, Dale Waldo, Bob Nietering, Bob Foutz. Second row: Coach Lowell, Karl Van Asselt, Leon Stille, Brent Boyink, Dave Robertson. Third roux' Mgr. Walt Draeger, Howie Lubben, Lee Groters, Ron Elenbaas, Mgt. jerry Lietzke. VARSITY BASKETBALL Last November, the basketball season ahead didn't look too promising: only one letterman, no considerable height, and a squad of seemingly inexperienced cagers. The team proved differently, however, and turned out the best basketball season for the school in the last three years. The Bucs improved with each game and were noted for their scrap, determination to win, and refusal to admit defeat until the last whistle had sounded. The prospects for next year look good, with several lettermen returning, as well as considerable depth from this year's Little Buc squad. 120 1 Coach Lowell watt again liked and re- Mgrx. jerry Lietzhe and Walt Draeger :pected by the team and the Jtadeiit body. not only did a good job of managing the team but alto kept them up fo each game. TEAM SCORES We , 45 - - - - Niles - - 52 - - Benton Harbor 58 - - - Coopersville - 54 - - Muskegon - 54 - - - St. joseph - 46 - - Muskegon Heights - 51 - - - - Holland - - 58 - - Benton Harbor 42 - - - Muskegon - 43 ' - East Grand Rapids - 80 - - - St. joseph - - 58 - - Muskegon Heights - 63 - - - - Holland - - 56 - - - Ludington - 67 - - - - Niles - - District Tournament Coopersville 131 They --65 --sv --56 --40 --as --80 --ea --eo --ss --60 -69 --78 - 69 - 78 - 40 Rog Prelesnik, good pair Ron Elenbaas, played a Dave Robertson, a real Howie Lubben, our only of handsg he enjoyed two smooth floor game. guyg kept team spirit up. left-handerg he liked to on one, fast breaks. drive in, Finder5 Keeper! af? Allh z , L X A Willie Guitterrez, Grand Karl VanAsselt, a fade- Brent Boyink, he could Lee Groters, he could Havens linest jump shotg away jump shot was his sense play situations. really move the ball with our best defender. mark. accurate passes. 132 Dale Whldn, little scoring, Bob Nietering, rough on Leon Stille. our strongest Bob Fnutz. the lwcsr long but he sure uathereul in the boards' Holland and bis.: mang a reliable sub. shot on the KCQIITI. . y - . rebounds. Mus eyon were hxs meat. . 1,- - 5 ',5 4f 6 fx . Je Q Srille triar for 2 S-'I'-R-Ii-T-C-H 135 Firrt mir. lefl In rigbl: Ron King, Gary TenHagen, jim Cotrell, Bob Van Opynen. Semml ron: Mgr. Gerry Lietzke, Tom Parker, Don Stillson, Chuck Holman, Richard Wilils, Thin! IYINX' Mgr. Walt Draeger, Don McMaster, Rich Swiftney, Al Preisner. Coach Constant. RESERVE BASKETBALL This years Little Bucs came through with an 8-7 record, despite the handicap of luck of height. The team consistently out-rebounded and out-scrapped the opposition, and their outstanding free-throw shooting won several games. This team will con- tribute ii major part of next year's varsity. C f 041511 Cl11l.ffr,I7If 'r half-fimc cfzrozzmgcmwzf again pm- cfmreal 11 'll'f7Z1?f7ZKQ luum. TEAM SCORES We They 59 - - - Niles - - - 36 43 - - Benton Harbor - ' 34 45 - - Coopersville - - 41 51 - - Muskegon - - 55 59 ---- St. joseph - - - 56 46 - - Muskegon Heights - - 53 25 - - - Holland - - - 45 50 - - Benton Harbor - - 42 l E 4 We 56 - - - Muskegon - 60 - - East Grand Rapids 52 - - - St. joseph - 44 - V Muskegon Heights 55 - - Holland - 52 - - Ludington - 52 - - Niles - They 57 52 65 55 50 61 41 Firrr rmw, lefl to right: Dean Anderson, Gary Cook, Dennis Gankema, Don Buikema, jim Neher. .Yefomf 1'0IU,' Coach Dart, Roy Shields, Rusty Schauhel, Bill Bucy, Terry Kielit, Tom Rudder, Cy Stewart. Thin! faux' Gary VerPlank, Kurt Wipperfurth, Doug Barney, Steve Platt, Boh Verduin, Tom McGeorge, Don Miller SWIMMING Coach Dick Darts 1956-57 swimming team had a number of accomplishments. The First among these was their first dual-meet victory in the two-year history of the sport at Grand Haven. Next, the team broke every school record at least once during the year. Finally, it produced its first state champion. Bill Bucy. Bill won the 50-yard free-style event at the State Class B finals this year. TEAM RECORD We They We They 29 - Grand Rapids Christian - 58 27 ---- Midland - - - 69 25 - - - Battle Creek - - - 73 20 - - East Grand Rapids - - 72 43 - Grand Rapids Catholic - -'10 42 - Grand Rapids Central - 45 26 - - - Kalamazoo - - - 70 16 - - East Grand Rapids - - 80 55 - - Midland - - 65 lv Under C ouch fearfcfrwip, the ir impro ring I 5 5 J Dm'l .r fine .rwim team each year. vu.. l i Firrl mtv. fcfl to right: Dean Anderson, Curtis Foreman, Chuck Braak, Jack Parcheta, Rog Reister, Roy Metz, Bob Garrett, Charles Blackmer, Don Wierenga. Second mtv: Bob Hamm, Walt Draeger, Bob Swier, Leon Wildey, Frank Braski, Bob Nietering, Norm Davis. Clarence Smith, Third rouz' Coach Anderson, jim Scott, john Martin, Karl VanAsselt, Tom Kool, Willie Gutierrez, Harry Nieusma, Dennis Gankema, -lim Bolthouse, jerry Lietzke, Rog Richert, Lee Groters, Chuck Misner. -A-ff 1 f' dl- T R A C K - 5 7 L, W4 The track team this year has a problem-they have no track! They run their laps around the football field instead of a regulation cinder track. Despite this disadvantage, the tracksters have turned in several respectable times in their meets. The team is composed mostly of underclassmen which means the team should be a threat in years to come. This if Cmzvb Ancie4'.r01z'.i' fifirt year of couch- mg the B115 cimiermen, and he if doing 4 good job, 136 may I -- Firrt row. left to fight: Loren Ridoutt, Roger Smant, Matt Kisosondi, Don Stillson, Cy Stewart, George Vollmer, Bob Glovich. Serond rouz' Terry Bessemer LMgr.D, Al Medenclorp, Dennis Marzuki, Bruce Kiebach, Roger Kieft, Bob Vanderzwaag, Brooks Wheeler, Cecil Clark CMgr.J, Coach Steve Sluka. Third faux' Tyrone johnson, Bill Colcord, Leon Stille, Mike Bazany, Rich Swiftney, Tim Bottje, Arlan Droppers, jerry Nieusrna, Ray Vollmer. BASEBALL-'57 The baseball team looks promising this year, with most of last year's team back. They have won four out of their first six games, and are expected to complete the season with a respectable record. Mr. Slzrka if coaclaivzg the Bm baxeballerr to another .ruccefrful rearon. 137 lfiutl wzc. full In rilqlilx Rusty Schaubel, Dave Robertson, Bruce Cleveland, Jerome Kasmauski Sieffllltl mn: Conch Lou Hekhuis, Gene Wfarner, Don Miller, Rich Baldwin. GOLF-'57 The golfers this year have quite 11 record to uphold. Over the ptisr three years, the golf team has won 25 consecutive dutil rneets. Lust yetir they again placed high in the Class B linatls ithirdj. There tire two re- turning lettertnen :ind several other promising golfers out this year which should provide for another excellent record. l Tim tri!! be Cmzfli HLJkl7flj,fi Ibm! your of fttnfiizg flu' golf team. Burl of fuck for tumtlver good .fC4l,l'07I. sift .f 138 ms 5 K 3 Firzrt mir. lefl lo right: Pete Sherwood, Dale Levandoski, Dennis Shermeta, George Swiftney, Rog Prclesnik, Tom Parker. SLTUIIAI rmzz' Coach Gene Rothi, Dave Doran, Gary VerPlank, Larry Tindall, Don McMaster, Ron lilenhaas, Boh lfoutz, Jim Otley. TENNIS-'57 This year's tennis team is not expected to be as strong as last years which cupped the Regional Class B title, but there is an encouraging turn- out and the team will hold its own against the opposition. The weakness is that several of the top-singles players have graduated, There are quite a few Sophomores out which should mean a good team for years to come. Tm Coarlv Rotlvi if bzfildifzg llvc Iemzir learn into iz good club. 139 i WL- I ' 'J' V f Ii aww .f fffzf' , ,fgudfflj jf 1 f i Lg. limi ,Qian uc-3 5144! I AOVVCLVXX, ,094 f7?ffX' fdhhf' J ghfviyf X iff if 'mf' ff + I ,Q . f- , A . f in , M ' 1 , ,' ,fv Ja' W' 'K C014 84,21 Q40a44ci f9fa '7'l gig lp f 76 QVC, f A ' - ,Q , . , ff ff mf ww fi ff? 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PHONE 3l4-2 G RAN D HAVE N BUTBYL 'Lil-IRI-1GE...Qfa1eJ-G,fme 91.01, 1 5 rocker Service d I WAIHINUTDN AND SEVENTH STIEKTI Grand Haven, Michigan ESTABLISHED 1880 MODERN FLOWER SHOP AND GREEN HOUSES 7 o grank 4 glorut 915 Washington St., Phone 198 JIM 81 BILL FRANKS JUIIISEII iIi1B!JLUI1BE TELEPHONE B5 'I' 212 WASHINGTON STRE Ccgrancl cwen, zclngan 'D 96 000 WELDED PRODUCTS , COMPANY F L 0 T Q S Fine Gifts GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN Telephones: 2110 - 2400 Phone 1903 123 Washingfon Sf 151 T lll TELEPHONE 561 W. PRESTON BIlZ BII1 PLUMBING AND IIIEATINH CUMPANY LICENSED Plumbbng and .Neatbay cngineerbng snnma LAKE, Mum-naAN KEEFER'S RESTAURANT A Home Away from Home EARL A. GIER ESTHER GIER Phone 398 Tripp 8. Weover's I. G. A. 326 Fulton St. GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN Phone 3414 SPP 2191.1 gawk- ll-lCl'lI THE MOLL SHOE COMPANY 1o9N.7fhsT.-GRAND:-lAvsN,MlcH. PEOPLE'S BANK GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN 152 . iyfhvaym Siunethingzjwhul at a4dHU3anf4 200-202 Washington Street Grand Haven, Michigan THIELEMAN AUTO COMPANY fy' 4-Q J ff ' rfr, ' V FURUL ff . vw X, fri. , g P - Q 1 A .2 X , -, KKK Q L 1 It ' rf Ford Sales a1zcYWSer4Z1zqe, ' L r Q ' f K, ,-K, gt, i f ' ifrc F' ff LANKY PLANKY BURKEYS Vi Wfants you to know F O O D S bow much your business is appreciated! Di'We7'5 Open Nvvn and to Sandwiches 9 p. m. CHRISTMAN LUMBER CO. Phone 156 sprang Lake, Mach. Take-Out Orders Phone 100 153 1, 4 ,, V f K Kr' I f f I fK4f, I qfn, M! M 'Z-rl LX 1 Phone 355 Grand i-Ifayenitflqictiniggilix K .4 .E 71 602121 1 A dj ,gy t ,5,,,0 6.VZ,.i..., I Cnffffl.c'?!7',fjO-557.1 2 QERDQ, r . -1 XV '59 -E 1 fx f 7 Zwvte Zfdlca ,gze,ffffwzf97Z6fz4 lap W cnnn nn-nnmvnn comrnmr Jshcelgbg :WU KELLER TOOL DIVISION - g1:h4?f,MjjMbf4QjQ KHGRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN I , ,I,,, 5 Zzfb 6 if . AQLGLJT' 67 ,ffgfdfif fjfvqfyzfzfbl ' Congratulations CLASS OF 1957 154 . V Y -- --- W-----M li- 1 9 3, -3 -' ' HI -- 41,1-3' A .4 2 A-' 1 5 ' Q1 ' -A ' .:p. f ' 'I 22524551 ' V Q :- F s 6 Q A CALL 499 COMPLETE FURNISHINGS FOR HOME and OFFICE 0 uvmc noon smrss ' DBSKS 0 uonsmv mnsrrss ' FH-f-'S o nsonoou sulrss ' CHAIRS 0 cnpsr cmd nvcs ' MB!-FS ran-: Pnnxmo om: mc:-:WAY Locimon savns You Mom-:Y mrnomornmsmarnnxounzscnmss Compliments of ARROW PRODUCTS, INC CARl.'S PONTIAC GARAGE 9-I1 Washington Street South Ferry SI- GRAND :'rVENg5I:'CH'GAN GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN one I I 9 , A Best Wis s I- V E , KAMMERAAD FUNERAI.-AiQ7ME Day and Night Ambulance Services Zwmdmdm Studia QUALITY POHTRAITS - COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY FILMS AND KODAK FINISHING 733 WASHINGTON STREET GRAND HAVEN DAILY TRIBUNE 'A NOR -4 TH OTTAWA'S HOME DAILY WM ,ww . A I ffff If For 72 Years 155556 Vlgbfvjffmmf IM III ' If.f51IfZi Wfwzjyf Wgwzgffw, MULDER DRUG STORE Reliable ' ' ' no . P N o N I I 0 0 sMlNa1oN STREET HAVEN. MICH. ILLEPI NDUSTR I525 MARIO GRAND HAVEN, r Q E? ij PHONE SI85 Sales MERCURY Service Refrigeration Sales and Service SPRING LAKE WACHTER MOTOR SALES PHONE 1730 CHARLES KOSTNER, Prop. AAA Wrecker Service 301 W. Savidge St. Mobile Products SPRING LAKE, MICHIGAN Plwne 358 'Wm B69 Sine MEN AND BOY'S WEAR ESTABLISHED Iaa-1 GRAND HAVEN, MICH. 7 359 Www? 0 MW W BQQF' wf JW! WL I W will if W 55? GRAND HAVEN, MICH nn GRAND AVEN BRASS IIOUNDRY N MANUFACTURERS OF TOILET SEAT HIN PLUMBERS BRASS GOODS. AUTOMOTIVE PA I.l E BRASS AND IRONZE CASTINGS - RCU? OR M H M Eiym ,, Xgw?jgwg,A,Q I ff MWA KQJASSQ fdw Kwiw O H Eshleman's Pharmacy THE REXALL STORE SPRING LAKE. MICHIGAN Quality Dairy Products TELEPHONE 929 and 3308-RURAL ROUTE TWO-GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN VAN ZYLEN LUMBER CO. Lumber, Building Material and Mill Wfork Pittsburgh Quality Paints 440 N. Seventh St. Phone H60 159 fu' I if no IW' , , DJJ A .Wa.4Qz0LG.f.ff,.Q. Aww PHONE2411 . l?Ql J ' VL! jfff' U ' al' WIRING HARNESS! ETS 411 N G ff SI I GRAND HAVEN MICHIGAN 11 I I umfaever Telephone 670 215 Washington GRAND HAVEN MICHIGAN lueiefzfd Floor Coverings 203 Washington Sfree GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN THE FLOOR SHOP M MICHIGAN B BRASS COMPANY IO4 Sclvidge Phone 'I908 C Grand Haven Mic Is' TeIephon I SPRING LAKE, MICHIGAN ' ,ff WWW I -Q C K ,,.o 43 my ,f Wffwwffffffwwww CMBASTIAN ' BlE55lNlF mPC uJ XMANUFACTURERS '0 ' '19 YQ 5 ' 1. M ' - ' Xi EQ ' 3' 59 - E N ll ww 9 . sf x ff xy! SP I , I S . 5 35 XJ 'Q jx gi R. 61 R I T Z D R I V E IN N WIERENGA'S SERVICE Phone 888 Wrecker Service General Repair Service 302 Beach Tree Road GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN Spring Luke, Michigan Phone 3I5'I fl In ' .I ' I, I ' I N' fu' -,rp-if f 'I' 7 I ' 4 . 1 . 5 LQ 9 A - ,I fl LI J 1. ,I f., JI l r' V7 it IJ nj ,if , I I . - , , 1 I ' I I . 1 'z if A if I f ,, i J 'u 7 'V U A fi 1' I .FV -'K ' 1 'K'1'ff'f1 WU fy' R .J 6 If I- ff vw, Ai: z:j.,ci1',J 1 F v 9,5 fp' I I if VV, 111 'iI 'b17'i1iLA'Uf'f I 7 I. 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Telephone 208 GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN Chevrolet Turbo Fire -- V-8 - Blue Flame Six 163 ok , x , ML W LDIIMIIZEIIMH W .ghggfp g ii 11 . W i. W M? Af 5 Fw ,'f5 qJl1 , i 7209 Q f 1957- OL yi' , .1 ,wi Tug? r'Yo1 Qt wx? ,g,QZ!.41f4-24 P 5 Let's X C WM. G. vAN scl-IELVEN 42,1 Us nj 1 QW ,y ,- . yy LAX Q, ,,. if ' ,',1 d r I 1. , 'Y 1 A I. . 1 V, A , . M , C HJ ' V -A 1 ff' 1' M4557 I A M. A Q 'X I' fm All 4 - syx K1 - 'in ' 1 , '3 L nf J -rv' : 'fl xf U V 'A' K lv' ,W wif ! 4,, wEsT MICHIGAN SOUND U 2 www:w ff! 0' Vi-5: BERNARD BOYINK 5.-iv QQ! my . - , M5 f 9fi'4fQi5ffCW QW Wa' D r fP1'1'w'4cuM-. INDEX TO ADVERTISERS Www Addison-Baltz - Arrow Products - - - Barbier Funeral Home - Bastian Blessing - - Big Store, The - - - Bilz Plumbing 8: Heating - - Botbyl Garage - - - Bretschneider Studio - Bruce Nickless - - Burkey's Foods - Camfield's - - - Carl's Garage - Carpenter, H. C. ---- Casemier, john, Super Market - Challenge Machinery - - - Christman Lumber - - Cook's Lumber - Cooper's ------ D 8: S House of Furniture - Eagle Ottawa Leather Company - Electrical Assemblies, Inc. - Eshleman's Pharmacy - Floor Shop, The - - - Floto's ---- Fortino's - - - Frank's Florist - - - Grand Furniture Company - Grand Haven Brass ----- Grand Haven Coal 6: Dock Company - Grand Haven Daily Tribune - - - Grand Haven Harbor Industries, Inc. - Grand Haven Jewelry ----- Grand Haven Maytag Company - - - Grand Haven Stamped Products Company Grand Haven State Bank ----- Grand Transformers, Inc. ----- Haven Laundry - - - Hostetter News - - - Jim's Bike Shop - - - Ionker Hardware - - - Kammeraad Funeral Home - Keefer's Restaurant - - Keller Tool - - 153 155 148 161 157 152 151 156 148 153 147 155 143 163 144 153 143 150 146 143 160 159 160 151 146 151 155 158 150 156 147 146 152 145 163 149 162 146 144 151 155 152 154 Kent Products, Inc. - - - Kinkema Funeral Home - Kirk's Camera Supply - - Klempel's Dairy - .- Meier's Floor Covering - - Michigan Brass Company - Miller Chevrolet' Company Miller's Hardware - - Miller Industries - Moll's Shoe Store - - Morse Camera Shop, Inc. - Mulder Drug Store - - Murray White Studio - Ottawa Electric Company - Peerless' Novelty - - Peoples Bank - - Pippel-Patterson Pofahl Electric ---- Prins' Heating Company - Rainbow Drive-In - - - Refrigeration Sales 8z Service Reichardt's ----- Ritz Drive-In Rycenga Lumber - Seventh Street Shell - Sports Shop, The - Story and Clark ---- Swiftney's Standard Service Thieleman Auto Company Tripp 8: Weavers - - - Van Coevering's - - - Van Cura Motor Sales - - Van Schelven, Martin G. - Van Tol Hardware - - - Van Zylen's - - - Viening's - - - Voss' Drug Store - - Wachter Motor Sales - Welded Products Company West Michigan Sound - - Wheeler Drug Store - - Wierenga's Service Station - 148 150 149 159 160 160 165 148 157 152 162 156 142 163 164 152 143 148 148 144 157 164 162 145 150 146 149 144 153 152 160 144 164 150 159 146 145 157 151 164 147 162 WW W W' fs 6Q 6 L Qs3fM 50 'MWJ ,H Q WJ fglggifwfw gf W WW? 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