Grandville High School - Paramount Yearbook (Grandville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1953 volume:

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We sincerly hope that you will derix S much satisfaction from the ollowing pages as we have had ' lanning them. IIHIICMIII Because your interest and guidance have inspired us to the higher things of life, and because you have broadened the way to our education, we dedicate with highest esteem the 1953 edition of the Paramount, to you, Mr. Tibbet. GRANDVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Grandville, Michigan 2 111 Y t if SEATED: Mr. Alkema, Presidemg Mr. Vander Molen, Treasurer. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Taylor, Supt. g Mr. Vander Wiere, Secretaryg Mr. Becker, Trusteeg Mr. Bulliment, Trustee. SCHIHH BIIARII During the past year, the School Board, under the capable leadership of Mr. Henry Alkema, has accomplished a great number of tasks. The members have spent long hours discussing plans that would help to better our school. Since the completion of East Elementary School, the crowded conditions of the elementary classrooms have eased considerably. In the future, the Board is planning to build additional elementary schools and also an addition to the high school. The play grounds at both schools were black-topped and furnished with new playground equipment last fall. Another project of the Board was the new base- ball diamond at Wedgewood Field. The members of the School Board have developed a favorable cooperative training program enabling students to attend school mornings and work afternoons. Also, as part of their program, the remedial speech program has been expanded. 3 ,V,, x . WILLIAM I. DeWITT A.B., A.M, Principal, Latin, Albion College, University of Michigan i AMANDA M. RUSSELL B.S. WILBUR H. STOLTZ. B.A. Junior High Principal, Michigan Bookkeeping, Geometry, Bus. L State Normal, Michigan State Hope College College Courtland State Teachers' College, EDWIN L. TAYLOR A.B., A,M, Superintendent, Michigan State Normal, University of Michigan, Michigan State elv , A X , A :ta dai f HCM g EVELYN VUKIN A.B. Algebra, Business Training, Western Michigan College S E Q JAMES M. WALLACE B.S. Chemistry, Physics, Algeb Western Michigan College ARTHUR H. PONSTEIN A.B. ETHEL LUNDY B.S. Speech, Journalism. Hope College English, Geography, Problems, NINA A. WEEKS A.B. American History, American Government, English, Michigan State Normal, University of Michigan THAD DOCTER B.S. Commercial, Western Michigan College PHYLLIS GOUDZWAARD A.B. Art, Geography, Michigan State College Western M' hi an Colle e ' IC g g 'IVVQWSQ lli. WILLIAM L. DUDAS B.A. Industrial Arts, Western Michigan College MABEL GUILD A.B. M.A. English, Librarian, Hope College, FRED VAN HARTESVELDT A.B. University of Kentucky, Um- World History. Health. Commu versity of Michigan Civics. HOPS Cvllege ,af CHARLOTTE LADNER M.A. lome Economics, Family Living, lichigan Stare College MAURICE GUILD B. Music, M. Music Band, French Il, University of Mich- igan gi .si i EONARD J. DICK M,A, ADAH MOODY A,B. iology, Junior High, Hope College English, Ferris Institure, Michigan State Teachers' College, Calvin College, Michigan State College BETTY MOLTZ Clerk, Office of Superintendent lAYME WHINERY A.B. DONNA M, CULLEN A,B,, M,A, mior High, Central State Teachers' Junior High, Western Michigan ollege College, University of Michigan .. Q ' lr ip 3, 4 5 2 sz f Q A s 4 s , A sf - T' T EVELYN DWORAK B.S. Physical Education, Hygiene, American History, Western Michigan College .' f 1' if fd ,ax V, fff DENE R. ALLEN B.S. Related Subjects, Michigan State College ELIZABETH VAN ALLSBURG 13.5, Vocal Music, Grand Rfapids Junior College, Western Michigan College ERNEST W. TIBBET Junior High, University of Michigan, Calvin College, Central State Teachers' College JANET DILBECK A.B. Mathematics, Junior High, University of Michigan JOHN VAN STRATT B.S. Mechanical Drawing, Shop, Phys, Ed. , Western Michigan College BEATRICE PIERS Clerk, Office of Principal sw af --in Cb we CORA SAAGMAN - ELEANOR ALLEN JIM CURRY - CECILIA DEBRI Organization Editors Co-Editors Typists MR. DOCTER Adviser 6tI 6ll'i'l0lfU'lf KOCH' With the capable direction of Mr. Docter and the co-operation of the Paramount staff, this publication was made possible. well as the Paramount staff wish to ex- eciation to Mr Docter, adviserg Miss The Senior Class, as press their sincere appr . Weeks and Mr. Ponstein, class sponsors, for their helpfulness. ADRIENNE HILTMAN - SKIP ANDREWS - ,ps MARILYN KOLKMAN ' JOAN HANSED' DAVE HOFFMAN - CLIFF HAFF PETE RINKIVICH - SALLY HEALD Sports Editors Salesmen LA VERNE VANDER MOLEN BOB VANER WIERE KAY McDONALD - JOY GOODRICH Mailing Editor Business Manager Photograph Editor - Music Editor kv. . f T a I I Q ' 1 a T' 'N' 'f 1 I fl i Xi l 1 1 Q Q'- Z i x X -Z' ,T fs I. SW T' A MRS, LUNDY - MR. DE WITT CECILIA DEBRI - NEIL TAYLOR - JOY GOODRICH ' CECILIA DEBRI Advisers RUTH ALKEMA - UNN LaVERNE VANDER MOLEN - Officers HM CURRY Seniors 5' J C - tl! enf 0lll'lCl The election of officers in October began a busy year for the Student Council. The Council sponsored many dances throughout the year. New re- cords were purchased with a small amount ot the proceeds from each dance. Our school, along with the other Grand Valley school, organized a Grand Valley Student Councilg Its purpose is to better the relationship between the Valley schools. Grandville is represented on the Grand Valley Council by four Representatives of which one serves on the board of direstors. VIRGINIA GUNN - TRENT KRANTZ. - BOB LEMKE - PETE RINKIVICH - STANDING: BILL FORCE - CAROL NEIL TAYLOR - RUTH ALKEMA KENDAL DOOD - .IEANNE CIEREMAN - DICKMAN ' DAVID OHMAN ROSEMARY WHITE JUDY VAN SOLKEMA SEATED: SHARON HALL - SALLY HEALD Juniors Sophomores Freshman F I ffl. 1 SENIORS, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Docter, Adviser, lone Beimer, Eleanor Allen, Cora Saagman, Miss Dilbeck, Adviser, BACK ROW: Richard De Jong, Bob Strickland, IUNIORS, FRONT ROW: Phyllis Fryling, Gaylene Van Hesteron, Ruth Al- kema, Jane Mac Eachron, Ruth Bruin, Rosemary White, BACK ROW: Neil Trent Krantz, SOPHOMORES. BACK ROW: Bill Hepfer, Larry Umfleet, Jeanne Ciereman, Pat McClow, Kendall Dopd. I V , Q p HONOR SOCIETY ,yyygl ,ww R ,.MZ71L Qcffafff-'L fb' 'f4'Qz. ef2i.fM,fN-. The Honor Society elected Jone Beimevgas President nd Eleanor Allen as Secr tary-Treasurer. Activities of the year included an induction ceremony for the new members and several informal business meetings. They were guests of the high school faculty at a meeting in their honor, Membership in the society is based on scholarship, service, character, citizenship, and leadership which is determined by the faculty, The W, I, Davies Chapter is in its third year of organization. f ' . E555 QA 4 i ,xv fj- I L I EX ft. 9 5- l if ,im Q , T 3 . fs I N Cfaaa .yirifory In the fall of '49 a gang of unruly, green Freshmen entered the halls of advanced learning. We were initiated as usual with the customary hilarious antics, and were often seen carrying the Sophomores' books to class. The following officers were elected to lead our class: President, Don Alberdag Vice President, Wayne Poppemag Secretary, Edwin Carr, Treasurer, Cliff I-laff. We returned to school the next fall as advanced Sophomores, full of pep and enthusiasm, The year soon got under way with the election of the follow- ing officers: President, Betty Maricleg Vice President, Bob De Wittg Secretary, Verna De Youngg Treasurer, 'Don De Winterg This time, it was our turn to en- tertain the Freshmen with an initiation party, which was a big success. We embarked upon a. truly eventful year, by having a party in the gym. This also began our money making projects. The entire class plunged into a gigantic soap selling contest, in which we placed second. In an attempt to better our fi- nancial status, we sold stationary. La Verne Vander Molen was elected to pre- side as President which task he capably filled. He had the following students to work with in office: Vice President, Bob Vander Wiereg Secretary, Joan Han- sen, Treasurer, Cecilia Debri. The second semester found us, under the direction of Mrs. Moody, busily working on our Class Play, The Little Dog Laughed , which rated many com- pliments. We closed our eventful year by entertaining the deserving Seniors with a banquet and prom which carried out the theme Under The Sea At last we were Seniors! Our last year was met with much joy and anxiety. The following were chosen to guide the class through this eventful year: Pres- ident, Bob De Wittg Vice President, Charles Travisg Secretary, Joan Hansen, Treasurer, Cecilia Debri. Early in the year the Paramount Board was chosen and soon the wheels began to turn as the all-important yearbook got underway. Under the direction of Miss Weeks, the class presented the Senior Play, Fa- ther Was a Housewife , which truly proved to be a success. As the second se- mester rolled around, it found us busily preparing for the Senior all-high party Aphordite's Agony which was enjoyed by all. On May 14, we embarked for Chicago on a trip which every Senior will al- ways remember. At the closing of the year, we were lavishly entertained by the Juniors in a very successful Junior-Senior banquet and prom. Our four years at Grandville High School culminated on June ll, as we walked solemnly down the aisle to receive our diplomas which left us to make a place for ourselves in the world. 10 -N , sweat, ..,,, yr... enior Cfaad icerfi 9, 1 ,. V fs ROBERT DE WITT a ff Progress is the law of life, Student Council Ig Hi-Y 2, 3,45 Treasurer 2g 's . ii l z i vl Varsity Club 2, 3,45 Vice President 3, 43 Glee Q N , l 4 Club 4, Senior Play: Class Play Usher 35 Foot- I f gqgasqp ball i,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, 3,44 Baseball 1,2, ,A ff . 3, 4, All-Conference Basketball 3g Class Presi- dem 4. will ff' CHARLES TRAVIS ' is 7' M-.. . af. .,,, 4.3 ,Y-f, ea, 75? ' Q -. ,V ,V .. t, , B , 2 ..: ,V - cf ff .. nj' M ,-,U l,..i?, ' Q, ...:1 'v' -ya ,fig 166, , , J rx ' f, 1....7..'7j -ff ,Yr r - -.-, its K A My mind to me a kingdom is, Band 1, Camera Club 1: Glee Club 2,4g student l -4: is Council 2, 3g Chess Club 43 Nuntius 33 Junior lug 1 .1431 'sr' s :1:,1.-chips-iw fx: JOAN HANSEN dignity. -' CECILIA DEBRI Play 33 Orchestra Ip Honor Society 2,35 Vice- President 3g Class Vice President 4. Grace was in all her steps, ln every gesture, F. H.A. Ig G,A. A. I, 2, 3: Y-Teens 2, 3.4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Chorus 3,43 Class Play 3,4g Boosters Club 2, 3g Band 2, 3: Nun- tiuslg Paramount Board 3,4g Class Secretary 3,4. with a pleasant nature that never varies. F.H.A. I: Boosters Club t,2,3g Glee Club I, 2, 3, 43 Pep Chorus 3,4g Student Council 2, 3,4g Secretary 45 G, V, S.C. Representative 45 Class Play 3g Hi-Lites Co-Chairman 4g Class Treas- urer 3, 4g Sophie De Marsac Award 4. Class Motto: We are the future. Class Colors: Purple and Silver Class Flower: Cf 6165 .Tone Beimers Richard De Jong Charles Travis Cora Saagman Eleanor Allen White Rose UW IQ, Robert Stickland Donald Alberda .Toy Goodrich Jack Zwart Joan Hansen 'M DONALD ALBERDA Nobody knows it, but once I was bashful. Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Play usher 3,4, Football I, 2, 3.4: Co- Captain 4, Baseball I,2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3,4, Class President 2. ELEANOR ALLEN Such joy ambition finds, F.H.A. I, Glee Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 3, Boosters Club 2, 3, Library Club 2, 3, Paramount Staff 4, Honor Society 3, 4. IONE BEIMERS True to her work, her words, her friends. Student Council I, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Debate I, 3, Glee-Club 3,4, Paramount Staff I, 2, 3, Camera Club 4, Nuntius I, Bull- dogs Corner 2, Pep Chorus 3, Pep Committee 2, 3, 4, Chair- man 4, Class Play 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3,,4, Roto-News Bulletin, Editor 3. ARTHUR BLOK Truthful and almost sternly just. Baseball I. DONNA JEAN BOLT Like a circle ending never, does my tongue go on forever. Glee Club 3, 4, Boosters Club I,2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, G.A.A. I,2, Library Club I,2, F.l-l.A. 1,.Play Usher 3. IENNIE MAE BRONSINK In athletic feats she doth excel, G.A. A. 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, F.H.A. I, Library Club 3, Play Usher 3, 4. JOHN BURBULYS He possessed a talent of producing effect in whatever he said or did. I-li-Y 3, Chess Club 4. EDWIN CARR In football he was Johnny on the spot, in other sports he helped a lot Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Football I , 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, All conference football 3, 4. GERALD CARTER Oh, this learning! What a thing it is Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Football 2, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4. JAMES CURRY Blushing is the color of virtue. Nuntius I, Hi-Y 4, Glee Club 2. 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Band I, 2, Boy Scouts I,2, 3,4, Eagle Scout, Paramount Board 4, Co-Editor 4, Track I, 2. 3, 4, Cross Country 3, Student Council 4. RICHARD DE JONG Either I will find a way or make one. Camera Club 3,4, Glee Club 2, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2. DONALD DE WINTER A basketball player, a regular guy, a friend to all, and sort of shy. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3,4, Play Usher 3,4, Class Treasurer 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3,4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, All Conference Football 4, VERNA DE YOUNG All work and no fun isn't the life for me. F.H,A, 1, G. A,A. I, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Sextet 3, 4, Class Play 4, Class Secretary 2, Volleyball I, 2, 3 Basketball I, 2. RUTH DOAN Cheerfulness is a friend to grace. Mount Morris High School I, 2, Y-Teens 3, Class Play 3, 4. DUANE DYKSTRA I may do something sensational yet. Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2, Science Club 2, Class Play 3, Football I, 2,3,4, Baseball 2, 3. 4. BENJAMIN EISMA For they can conquer who believe they can. I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 4, Band I,2, Pep Band 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 4, Varsity Club 2, 3,4, Class Play 3,4, Tennis l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3. MARVIN FEENSTRA Tomorrow in my opinion is too sudden. MARY FEENSTRA A good-natured girl is one to be desired. F,H,A, I, G.A. A. I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, Volleyball I, 2. JOY GOODRICH Full of fun and mischief too, doing all there is to do. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Boosters Club 1,23 Band I, 2, F.l-I. A. I, Treasurer l, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Sextet 3,4, Pep Chorus 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3,4, Class Play 3, 4. CI.IFFORD HAFF Yes, that gridiron hero was I. Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer I, 5 . 111,54 , - l s ,wt A .1539 LEROY HANLON You can't ruffle his good nature. Baseball 1,35 Football 2, 3. .TOE HAYES Little I care, If little I am. Hi-Y 25 Varsity 45 Play usher 45 Baseball 25 Tennis 3, 45 Basketball 3, 4. ELLEN HENNING Laugh and the world laughs with you. Glee Club 2, 3,45 F.H.A. I5 G.A.A. l,2, 35 Class Play Usher 3- 4- ADRIENNE HILTMAN Not very tall, in fact very small, her good nature is loved by all. La Grange High School I, 25 Y-Teens 45 Bulldog's Corner 45 Play prompter 3, 4. DAVID HOFFMAN We grant, although he has much wit, He is very shy of using it. ' Battle Creek Central 1,25 Track 3, 45 Football 3, DOUGLAS HOVINGH He was ever precise in promise keeping. Hi-Y 2, 3,45 Varsity Club 45 stagecrew chairman 3, 45 Foot- ball I5 Tennis 3, 4. DONALD KALAWART A man among men, but mostly among women. Union High School I, 25 Hi-Y 45 Glee Club 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Football 45 Baseball 3.4. RICHARD KENNEDY I hate to see things done by halves. Sound effects Jr. Sr. Play. JOYCE KLAWITER Little I care if little I am, I can do just as much as bigger girls can, F.H. A. I5 G.A. A. I, 25 Boosters Club 2, 35 Volleyball 2. MARILYN KOLKMAN The pretty lass with the golden hair. F.l-l.A. I5 Glee Club 2, 35 Paramount Staff 45 Bulldogs' Corner 35 Class Play Usher 3, 4. JACK LAND Men of few words are the best men. Hi-Y 3, 45 Varsity Club 45 Track 25 Tennis 3, 45 Baseball I. BETTY JEAN MARICLE -'Learned and good and fair is she. rg, .0 F.H.A. Ig G.A.A, 1,z,3,45 Y-Teens z,3,45 vice President ' 35 President 45 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Librarian 35 Secretary5 Class President 35 Boosters' Club 1,25 Pep Chorus 2, 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 Oueen's Court 3, JAMES MC CLURKEN One who minds his own business. KAY MC DONALD Live while you may. Y-Teens 2, 35 G.A.A. I,2, 35 Boosters Club 1,25 F.H.A. I Student Council 1,25 Secretary 25 Glee Club I, 2, 3,45 President 45 Sextette 3,45 Class Play 3, 4. MARIORIE NICHOLS She that was ever fair and never proud, had tongue at will and yet was never loud, F. H,A. I5 G.A.A, I,2, 35 Boosters' Club 1,45 Bulldogs Corner 1,45 Play Usher 3,45 Pep Chorus I, 2, 3.4. NANCY OOSTERINK A smile for all a frown for none5 For she's always peppy and full of fun, F.l-l,A. I5 G. A. A. I, 2, 35 Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 45 Captain 2, 3, 45 Glee Club I, 2, 35 Boosters' I, 25 Class Play 35 Basket ball 25 Glee Club Librarian 3. WESLEY PAAUWE Quiet in appearance, with motives unknown. Football Ig Baseball5 Class Play 45 Sound Effects. WAYNE POPPEMA Seldom works and never hurries, sometimes flunks, but never worries, Hi-Y 3, 45 Varsity Club I,2, 3,45 Play Usher 35 Class Play 45 Football 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball I,2, 3, 45 Track 45 Baseball r,z, 3. ELAYNE PORTFLIET The world is as you take it. F.H. A. I5 G. A. A. I, 2, 35 Boosters' Club I, 2, 35 Y-Teeris I, 2, 35 Volleyball I, 25 Basketball I,2. LARRY POTTER From strife and care he'll soon be free, for an alumnus he will be. X7 L is 'im' Sd' lull RW, JOAN PROFIT The only way to have a friend is to be one. F- H- A. I: G. A. A. I, 2, 35 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Boosters Club 1.2, 3: Play Usher 3, 4, FRED REAMSMA They say all great men are dead. I'm not feeling well myself. Class Play Usher 3g Class Play 4, JACK ROBERTS Quiet and thoughtful, he cannot but forge ahead, Student Council Ig Hi-Y 4g Varsity Club 4, Basketball 1.2, 3-4- MARY LOU ROTMAN Her face can shine though the day be cloudy. F.H.A. Ig G.A.A. Ip Y-Teens 2, 3,4g Play Usher 3.4. CHARLES RUSSELL I must be myself and no one is to change me. Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4g Basketball 1 , 2, 3, 4g Football 3. CORA SAAGMAN Master of her own mind and a heart for everybody. Glee Club 3g F.H.A. lg Boosters Club 1, 2, 33 Honor Society 3, 4, Paramount Staff 4. KENNETH SAVAGE Good as the best and better than the rest. Varsity Club 1 , 3, 4g Hi-Y 4g Play Usher 3g Football 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 3, 4. RUTH SCHOLTEN A disposition that's sweet and sound, a girl that's a comfort to have around. F.H.A. Ig Boosters Club 1.2: G.A.A. I,2g Y-Teens 2, 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 3,45 Pep Chorus 45 Sextette 4g Cheerleader Ig Play Prompter 3g Class Play 4: Softball 23 Carnival Queen I . DELORES SHAFFER Spreading pep, enthusiasm, and laughter wherever she goes- that's Delores. Y-Teens 2, 3,4g Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4g Sextet 3,45 Pep Chorus 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: G.A.A. I, 2,33 F.H.A. Ig Band 2, 3: Boosters Club I, 2, 3. RICHARD SOUSLEY You have wak'd me too soon, I must slumber again. Varsity Club 4g Nuntius Staff 3: Football 1,2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager 2. ROBERT STICKLAND lf fame comes after death, I'm in no hurry for it. Varsity Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Hi-Y-2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Glee Club 4, Student Council 4, Class Play 3,4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN SURDAM Happy am I, from care I'm free. Why aren't they all content- ed like me? Hi-Y 3, Play Usher 3, Football I, 2, 3,4, Baseball 2.4. LAURA TIMMER Just a noble, all around girl. F.H.A. I, G.A,A. I,2, Secretary I, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Pep Chorus 4, Boosters Club I, Class play 3, 4. LA VERNE VANDER MOLEN Sometimes he gets good marks by pluck, sometimes by bright ness, sometimes by luck. Student Council 4, Hi-Y 4, Boosters Club I, 2, Class President 3, Play Master of Ceremonies 3, 4. DONALD VANDER WAL When joy and studies clash, Let studies go to smash. ROBERT VANDER WIERE Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more. Men were deceivers ever, Hi-Y 2, 3,4, Varsity Club 2, 3,4, Paramount Board 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Play 3, 4, Football I,2, 3,4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball I,2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 3, ETHEL VAN DRAGT Fun takes her by force and shakes laughter out of her. F.H.A. I, Y-Teens 2, 3,4, G,A,A, 2,3, Glee Club 3,4, Pep Chorus 4, Play Head Usher 3, 4. DELORES VAN LEWEN Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. F.H.A. I, G.A,A. 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3,4, Cheerleader 2, 3,4, Play Head Usher 3,4, SHIRLEY VER LEE Full wise is she that knows her soul. Pres. F. H, A. I, Boosters Club 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, G.A,A. 2,3,4, Band 1, Bulldogs Corner 4, Pep Chorus 3,4, Nuntius staff 3, Homecoming Queen 4. CORNELIUS VER SLUIS Seldom seen with books, but often with girls, Kelloggsville I, 2, Varsity Club 3, 4, Play Usher 3,4, Baseball 3, 4, Basketball 3. IACKLYN VOSBURG By nature, Quiet and unassuming. F.H,A. Ig Play Usher 3,4. MARIAN VREDEVOOGD Quiet lass, there are but few, who know the treasures hid in you, F.H,A. Ig G, A.A. I, 2, Boosters Club 1,25 Y-Teens 4g Pep Chorus 4g Play Prompter 3,4g Queen's Court 4. ROBERT WALMA Tis good to be merry and wise. Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, 33 Play Usher 3, 4: Football Ig Basketball 2g Track 1, 2. THORVEL WARMELINK If silence were noise, he would be an entire orchestra. Bulldogs' Corner 2g Football I, sv IEANETTE WESTPHAL She's wise for she says little and listens much. F.H.A, Ig G.A.A. 2: Play Usher 4. JACK ZWART Knowledge is Power. Hi-Y I , 25 Student Council 2: Honor Society 3, 4g Varsity Club 3, 4: Play Usher 43 Football I, 2, 3, 43 Tennis I,2. 18 Uma Donald Alberda bequeaths his athletic ability to Ron Wierenga. Eleanor Allen bequeaths her pleasant personality to Ruth Alkema. Jone Beimers bequeaths her journalistic ability to Rosemary White. Arthur Blok bequeaths his wavy hair to Gaylord Vander Wal. Donna Bolt bequeaths her chattering to Charlene Storms. Jennie Bronsink bequeaths her athletic ability to Dorothy Bronson. John Burbulys bequeaths his chess board to Neil Taylor. Edwin Carr bequeaths his football prowess to Richard Brilinski. Gerald Carter bequeaths his car to Harvey Wierenga. James Curry bequeaths his singing ability to Skip Andrews. Cecilia Debri bequeaths her Irish smile to Floretta Vander Zowen. Richard De Jong bequeaths his camera to Bill Hepfer. Donald De Winter bequeaths his physique to Dave Haner. Robert De Witt bequeaths his job as class president to larry Hooker. Verna De Young bequeaths her flirtatious ways to Pat Kuipers. Ruth Doan bequeaths her secretarial job to Barbara Grinwis. Duane Dykstra bequeaths his appetite to Jim Hoffman. Ben Eisma bequeaths his monogramed socks to Robert Rennison. Mary and Marvin Feenstra bequeath their brotherly and sisterly love to Delores and Ken Smith. Joy Goodrich bequeaths her job at the Rainbow Grill to Jane Mac Eachron. Cliff Haff bequeaths his good disposition to Robin Gaunt. Leroy Hanlon bequeaths his civics book to Miss Weeks. Joan Hansen bequeaths her reserved ways to Gaylene Van Hesteren. Joe Hayes bequeaths his height to Roger Vander Kolk. Ellen Henning and Elaine Portfliet bequeath their friend- ship to Joanne Van Malsen and Virginia Wohlford. Adrienne Hiltman bequeaths her petiteness to Donna Headlee. David Hoffman bequeaths his artistic ability to Virginia Dou l ovingh bequeaths his studious look Gunn. I 0 . - Kalawart bequeaths his pleasing personality to Ken Walsh. Richard Kennedy bequeaths his janatorial job to Henry Goeree. Joyce Klawiter bequeaths her quiet ways to Helen Deering. Marilyn Kolkman bequeaths herlikeability toAnna Mae Evans. Jack Land bequeaths his light hair to Robert Nellis. Betty Maricle bequeaths her wardrobe to Janice Koster. James McClurken bequeaths his truck to Simon Koster. Kay McDonald bequeaths htr carefree ways to Pat Shoe- maker. 'MA Majorie Nichols bequeaths her shorthand ability to Ruth Bruin and Joanne Tanis. Nancy Oosterink bequeaths her gum chewing technique to Virginia Winkler. Wesley Paauwe bequeaths his quiet ways to Jerry Klawiter. Wayne Poppema bequeaths his safe driving medal to Dale Rose. Larry Potter bequeaths his outdoor spirit to Dave Parrish. Joan Profit Bequeaths her job at Bell Telephone to Shirley Briggs. Fred Reamsma bequeaths his romatic ways to Dave Hart- man. Jack Roberts bequeaths his basketball techniques to Paul Wieton. Mary Lou Rotman bequeaths her friendliness to Beverly Snyder. Charles Russell bequeaths his driving ability to Ken Stephens. Cora Saagman bequeaths her typing ability to Erma Nalley. Kenneth Savage bequeaths his watermelon to Milt Bement. Ruth Scholten bequeaths her steady boyfriend to Esther Ver Sluis. Delores Shaffer bequeaths her car to Nora Jean Gilbert. Richard Sousley bequeaths his preoccupied air to Ken Jenison. Robert Stickland bequeaths his housekeeping ability to Trent Krantz. John Surdam bequeaths his happy-go-lucky attitude to Richard Decker, Laura Timmer bequeaths her giggle to Vivian Baker. Charles Travis bequeaths his bird call to Lewis Travis. La Verne Vander Molen bequeaths his executive job at the Holly House to Don Edgerly. Donald Vander Wal bequeaths his carefree ways to Eugene Piers. Robert Vander Wiere bequeaths his classy clothes to Charles Lidgard. Ethel Van Dragt bequeaths her good naturedness to Donna Terwee. Delores Van Lewen bequeaths her long hair to June Vugteveen. Shirley Ver lee bequeaths her crown to some lucky junior girl. Cornelius Ver Sluis bequeaths his passion for fresh air to Bill Maas. Jacqueline Vosburg bequeaths her smile to Nancy Goodale. Marion Vredevoogd bequeaths her place in the queens' court to a lucky junior. Robert Walma bequeaths his sense of humor to Ron Rivers. Thorvel Warmelink bequeaths his quiet ways to Richard Van l-loven. Jeanette Westphal bequeaths her sweet ways to Janice Topp. Jack Zwart bequeaths his many friends to Jay De Korne. ad!! Donald Alberda - President of Alberda's Cracker Co. - Ienison. ' Elanor Allen - society editor - New York Times. Jone Beimers - first woman President - Washington D.C. Arthur Blok - mortician - South America. Donna Bolt - owner Bolts' Apartment Houses - Grandville. Jennie Bronsink - first baseman for the Chicks - 1962. John Burbulys - winner Nobel Prize in Science - 1970. Edwin Carr - professor - Harvard. Gerald Carter - owner of Grandville Dairy - Grandvllle. James Curry - adviser to President Eisenhower - Washing- ton D.C. Cecilia Debti - chairman of the Holland Tulip Festival - 1963. Richard De Jong - news commentator - NBC. Donald De Winter - coach at Ienison Public High School - Jenison. Robert De Witt - psychiatrist - Hollywood. Verna De Young - chorus girl - Roxy. Ruth Doan - secretary to J. Edgar Hoover. Duane Dykstra - floor walker at Marshall Fields. Benny Eisma - warden - Alcatraz. Marvin Feenstra - rainmaker - Alberquerque. Mary Feenstra - chambermaid at the Rowe. Joy Goodrich - Dean of Women- Albion College. Clifford Haff - President of Business Men's Association - Standale. Leroy Hanlon - manager of the Hanlon Oil Co. - Texas. Joan Hansen - Powers' Model - New York. Joe Hayes - chauffeur for the Vanderbilts. Ellen Henning - insurance agent for Farmers' Mutual. Adrienne Hiltman - Physics teacher. David Hoffman - motor cycle rider. Douglas Hovingh - prominent street-cleaner - Holland. Donald Kalawart - baritone soloist - Fred Waring. Richard Kennedy - airplane mechanic. Joyce Klawiter - telephone operator. Marilyn Kolkman - tea-room manager. Jack Land - paper hanger. Betty Maricle - owner of Mimi's Hat Shop - Paris. 209. James McClurken - turnkey - Jackson. Kay McDonald - Mac's Soda Fountain - Standale. Marjorie Nichols - clerk at Penny's Dime Store - Kalama- zoo. Nancy Oosterink - missionary - Africa. Wesley Paauwe - lighthouse keeper. Elaine Portfliet - theater manager. Wayne Poppema - hotrod driver. Larry Potter - county game warden. Ioan Profit - manager of Liberty Loan Co. - Grand Rapids. Fred Reamsma - comedian - WOOD. Jack Roberts - wealthy ditch-digger. Mary Lou Rotman - elevator operator - Empire State Build- ing. Charles Russell - traffic policeman - Wyoming. Cora Saagman - explorer - South America. Kenneth Savage - lion trainer - Ringling Brothers. Ruth Scholten - marriage counselor. Delores Shaffer - opera singer - Metropolitan. Richard Sousley - rancher - Arizona. Robert Stickland - hair dresser - Hollywood. John Surdam - deep-sea fisherman. Laura Timmer - married - Irish Alley. Charles Travis - editor of the New York Times. La Verne Vander Molen - politician. Donald Vander Wal - insect exterminator - Johnson Park. Robert Vander Wiere - Secretary of Treasury - Washington D.C. Ethel Van Dragt - glass - blower. Delores Van Lewen - manager of Rainbow Grill. Shirley Ver Lee - jet pilot. Cornelius Versluis - sword swallower. Jacqueline Vosburg - playground director at East Elemen- tary. Marian Vredevoogd - ticket agent - Capital Airlines. Robert Walma - snake charmer -i India. Thorvel Warmelink - photographer at Richmond's Jeanette Westphal - social worker. Jack Zwart - chemist - Dow Chemical Co. 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F S 'fi QV' J .rf it oyce Heydenberg Joanne Van Malson Magi fe'-5 S N l S 0 I 1 J James Hoffman Shirley Van Til 0 ' rg X. r 5 Larry Hooker Esther Ver Sluis ag Q Q - 1 , ' ,a .g X . , Kenneth Jenison Shirley Ver Strate ' S, ,A g J ,gi Jerry Klawiter June Vugteveen X 1 '. 5 'S' ' ' k ' 5 Q f' Janice Koster Kenneth Walsh 5- g J 'l in J I 'F 4 g V it Simon Koster Betty Whalen rl 53' , -.5 S ' . . is ' -if Trent Krantz Rosemary White llg ff TQ- . , ' , B S R Lambert Maas Harvey Wierenga 1 gg g - L f ' L ' X A ' 'R Jane Mac Eachron Roland Wierenga Sq ' -1 'ls 1? . . . ,. . g r g X, Janice Miles Paul Wreton s x S N 7 VJ for J -X - Erma Jean Nalley Virginia Winkler ' 2 ' 1 it gr Robert Nellis Virginia Wohlford ' g S Shirley Nessner Elaine Wynsma PICTURES MISSING: C! Anna Mae Evans Patsy Ann Kuipers ' Nora Jean Gilbert Charles Lidgard autor Beverly Glashower Donna Terwee ZZ R Y A at Donna Appleby Cynthia Lauritzen A ' r U 'fi' Charlene Beckholt Roger Leith 'Ts . Q ' 'Q 'I Shirley Boer Ronald Leith V 5 , William Boynton Robert Lemke 1 'Q 4, Elnor Bronson Marie Lidgard , - Q Kenneth Brown Phyllis Lovins ' Robert Bruin Ted Lubbers Q - lf- rg , rg Ruth Ann Burman Roma Lee Martin 'R , -n Bonnie Burt David Mc Clow s 4 -A .. V? 4, fy y f sany Bush Patricia Mc Clow Q 'fp A Gary Carpenter Donna Mc Kierman Jeanne Ciereman Ronald Morton A W ? 'aa Wesley Coulsen Bernisg Mulder 3. A ' Q I David Curry Nancy Ohler y ' ' 4 Jearmette Davie Leon Ooglerink r X James De Kome Richard Perkins r f pq Rachel De Korne Ronald Quick 2 4' 5 G Marlene De Young Elizabeth Redding 1 Z rr, p Martin De Young Bonnie Riddering d ' E Kendall Dood Peter Rinkevich 5 - ' ' 9 5 Gordon Emmons Laverne Ritzema 'H I L I Eleanor Fennema Phylhs Robinson 4 K Marietta Fischer Sherlene Russell 5514, N A Charles Follett Marvin Saagman Tlullln - x ' A 1 'T' Thomas Germeraad Carolyn Shaffer Q -, , +I Toni Gifford Jerry Sherman .. 1 L Susan Goebel Ruth Marie Sias . Richard Gromko Allyn Sidnam 4 Carol Grooters Carolyn Slocum .5 Q J Robert Haveman Max Stevenson I 1, Laverne Heath Ruth Stoel S W Harry Hoezee Mary Stout d pp 1 . a t e 4 i , sg Kenneth l-londerd Eleanor Terpstra 5 i K , ' William Honderd Carol Timmer ' Q 1 L N .A K , X Marlene Huizenga Lawrence Umfleet 'Ov . xr f -cw B Marcia Huyser Judy Van Solkema - ms I' , Esther lean Jackson Roger Ver Lee r x Q Y C 0 f Phillip Jacobus David Visser - V I f ' . Ted Konlng Linda Warmelink K V W Fred Kramz Gerald Webster ' GMA ' P PICTURES MISSING: Y v Nancy Kridler Donald Bfoflsink Josephine Westrate ' 5 Madaline Lange Duane Diekema Lester Wohlford ' A Maraline Lange William HePfef Jacqueline Zuller K David -Venison Carol De Hammer Gary Potter when Mccuuough 52,0 0l1'l0I'e 61,55 all ' fr- 3 T-9' I . . ski? 'T I 's .. ' , .rs-5 g IV: W L -rf r I A , . 3 S 1,1 at if , I Q if .A . .Ak at lt qs, Q . I ef? V ' Q M A' ' I L. . tv I - j I its an i f k. Ak rt. A Richard Balkema Barbara Joan Barke Stuart Becker Kenneth Beimers Daniel Blakeley Mary Boynton John Brack Linda Lou Bruin John Braun Joan Bush Gail Cairns Richard Carter Joan Casten Bruce Christenson Marvin Crowner Ruth Curry Merle DeGlopper Carole Dickman Joamie Dine Dale Donnelly Donald Doornbos Ruth Fountain Ross Fox Edwin Fryling Louise Germeraad Danford Gibbs Loretta Mae Goodale Janelle Green James Gunn Sharon Hall Harvey Hamilton Carol Harig Loretta Harper Jerry Hayes Sally Ann l-leald Bonnie Highgate Paul Holmes Donna Hooyer Lynda Howland Donald Jackson James Kamp Terry Kimber Don Knowles Karen Koster, Trubert Kunnen Sharon Lamereaux Joan Land Sally Little Darla Melinn Roger Nellis Marcella Morkunas D. Murray Linda Ohler David Ohman Ruth Overway William Overway Eugene Paauwe Kenneth Perkins James Potter Dorothy Powers Nancy Pullen Jerry Randall Donald Reister Genese Reister Robert Revord Shirley Reynhout William Roberts Phillip Roossinch Myra Scholten Donn Smith Patsy Ellen Sterken Joy Stevens Jerry Tappin Douglas Taylor Daniel Tervvee Rosemary Travis -us , X Ii E r- M y .. 9 U i' 1 Q A ii fl, 2 , D' . 2 Q I R l if r i ' Marilyn Kay Umfleet ' X Marguerite Upton W' ' I 1 Julia Van Asselt an ' Q Ivan Vander Kolk 3 f . L. X Judson Vander Wal Eugene Vander Wall Joyce Vander Wall Jack Van Hesteren Elaine Van Hoeven Richard Van Lewen Pauline Veldheer Mary Ver Strate Lois Victor Harry Vosburg Lois Vugteveen Jack Warmelink Joy Worden Beverly Zandbergen Rose Zandbergen Marilyn Zwyghuizen x n L jl'e:IAl'I'lal'l C4155 PICTURES MISSING: Carol Allore Mary Bisard Sharon Bush William Force Milo Gerard Paul Holmes Ronald lsenga Anna Jipping Sandra Joppe Duane Keller Glenna Leslie Patrick Mc Cullough Jack Clark Barbara Perrin . N Ax jf s Q -Q Tl st, S' X Janice Smeg Nelva Verberg I Harold Voorhees Warren Wierenga Lewis Zandbergen 1 'Ga w V g ' , A ,T 'ix ' if f . QQ W? 4, 75: 'V ' 525 s ,I , K . m Q Q Q .3 ff-I E, . . r v . OJ, ,,' I ivy? Si H lf- 1 L WMA rr ' as 5' -Q--q... sag xg 3 g fx i 1 3 ii B !f W In sw '15 aim f 1' 'HX Li bg ii A ff ,L :ga ss, -.22 fi . ?E s P if , -va tm W 1 'lv fZ :'1m ii. E 24.18 . W W, funn, l , 1' --s bg Yjgff s , x - '+ ' x. x .K 'I ,H r W N, Xrff 481 af 1 innmmw JS Julie Butler . . . Doug Butler ..... Dr. Ann Butler .... Tom Butler . . . Mrs. Hanson ..... Hank Steinke. . . . . . Warren .......... Sergeant Lutzfelder Mrs. Cranfield . . . . .. Mrs. Ames .... Pat Flanagan .... Mrs. Norris ... Miss Osborne ..... Calvin Pepper .... Cynthia lewis . . . Cast Al Father Was A Housewife Memorable Moments from Father Was A Housewife : Bob Stickland and Fred Reamsma working out one of their soft shoe routines. Joan Hansen with her efforts to promote Mr. Butler WW as Mother of the year. Betty Maricle and Jone Beimers as Dr. Butler's impatient patients. Verna De Young and Wayne Poppema polishing up Ivlr. Butler's Apple song. Memorable Music from Father Was A Housewife : Blue Flame , lf You Wanta Be Loved , Why Can't You Be 'Frank? , An Apple A Day . Delores Shaffer Bob Vander Wiere Q Laura Timmer Bob Stickland Ioan Hansen Fred Reamsma Benny Eisma Bob DeWitt Jone Beimers Betty Maricle Joy Goodrich Ruth Scholten Kay McDonald Wayne Poppema Verna DeYoung G Gab ,ff Our Hearts Were Young and Gay HMEMORABLE MOMENTS 1. The gas-meter blowing up. Z. Ruth Alkema and Janice Topp as two saucy English Women. 3. Rosemary White's attempt to kill the stowaway with a deck chair. 4. Dave Parrish in the role of a French dramatist. 5. Ron River's artistic contribution of the Eiffel Tower 6. Neil Taylor and Ron Wierenga portraying two dash- ving young men of the twenties. ?f??13Y5i?5Mi'1f95'i'twf ' ' ,V .1-,J ,, . -'ini' Ls, :Epi 3 ' i ' Ki il 17 j , I 4 5 u Y? ' , fm: Steward. . . Mrs. Skinner . C1 tri ., 1 M- M ' m-1 CAST . . . . Don Edgerly . Gaylene Van Hesteren Cornelia Otis Skinner .Barbara Grinwis Otis Skinner . Emily Kimbrough . Purser . . . Stewardess . . Dick Winters . Admiral . . . Harriet St. John Winifred Blaugh Leo Mc Evoy . Inspector . Therese . . . Madame Elise . Monsieur De La Window Cleaner . . Jim Hoffman . Rosemary White . . Trent Krantz .Virginia Gunn . . . Ron Wierenga . . Roger Vander Kolk . . Ruth Alkema . Janice Topp . . Neil Taylor Jane Mia-Gia-clfirltdn . . . Ruth Bruin Joanne Van Malsen Croix . . Dave Parrish . . .Dave Hartman rmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirmaii H ml ...--ar' SEATED: P, Shoemaker, B, Grinwis. FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT, R. Bruin, E. Ver Sluis, R, Stoel, L, Bruin, N. Pullen, H. Deefilig. S. Lamoreaux, P. Fryling, S. Nessner, G. Cairns, Mrs, Guilds, C. Lauritzen. SECOND ROW: G. Webster, I, Brock, T, Gifford, J, Van Solkema, I. Vugteveen, S. Reynnout, L. Vugteveen, C. Dick- man, E. Wynsma, The Library Club, a service organization, consists of twenty girls and three boys this year. The Club iS Composed of high school students who are interested in learning the fun- damentals of library work. Meetings are held the second Tues- day of every month. A Valentine'S Party, a potluck-library-cleaning party, and a spring outing were the club s activities this year. Officers: President, June Vugteveeng Vice-President, Pat Shoemakerg Secretary-Treasurer, Ruth Bruin. mi AW yin me mi The Truth for Youth Bible Club, with Mr. Ponstein as its sponsor is new oggfafg CLA in Grandville this year. At their weekly meetings, the members of the club hold a business meet- ing take part in singing songs and choruses and are provided with special music and a short devotional talk. The officers are: President, Elaine Wynsmag Vice-President Merle Potter, Secretary-Treasurer, Richard Perkins, Program Chairman,Bill Overway. FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT, P. Wierenga, P, Lovins, S, Bush, W. Wierenga, D, Powers, M. Umfleet, B. Highgate, SECOND ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT, P. Dale, R, White, D, Headlee, C. Lauritzen, R, Burman, B, Snyder, R. Overway, I. Heydenburg. THIRD ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT, E. Wynsma, M, Potter, B. Overway, S. Boer, L, Umfleet, M, Saagman, M. Gott, I. Miles. FIRST ROW: G. Emmons, D, Sousley, R, Morton, B. De Witt, D, De Winter, I, De Korne, E. Carr, SECOND ROW: B, Eisma, P. Jacobus, D, Curry, D, Haner, D, Alberda, D. Kalawart, C. Ver Sluis, THIRD ROW: D. Dykstra, S, Andrews, J. Hayes, M. Bement, J, Land, B, Vander Wiere, J, Curry, Mr, Van Hartesveldt, FOURTH ROW: D, Hovingh, K, Savage, J, Zwart, C, Haff, W, Poppema, R. Lemke, C. Russell, B. Stickland, B. Walma, J, Roberts, N, Taylor: amifg The Varsity Club has been busy in school and community projects. Their projects included the selling of programs and season tickets for football games, assisting the community council with an ice skating rink, providing officials for the annual Field Day, and selling candy at noon and athletic events. The officers: President, Ed Carr? ViC9'PI'CSidCUt, Bob De Witt? SGCFCWTY, Bob Sticklandg Treasurer, Neal Taylor. Mr. Van Hartesveldt has been a very capable adviser for the group. For the past three years, Mr. Thad Docter has been the sponsor of Hi-Y. This is a state wide organization and is an office affiliate of the Y. M. C. A. , the aims of the club are the same as those of the latter. Meetings are held every two weeks. On special occasions the gatherings are held at the Y. M. C. A. building in Grand Rapids where the boys enjoy swimming, volley ball, and many other activities. The officers are: President, Duane Dykstra: Vice- resident, Charles Folletg Secretary, Skip Andrews: Treasurer, Bob De Witt. FIRST ROW: J. Hayes, M, Bement,L, Wohlford, D, Curry, E, Carr, J, Curry, SECOND ROW: C, Follett, D, Edgerly, J, Land, S, Andrews, B, Eisma, D, Dykstra, R, Rivers, Mr, Docter, THIRD ROW: R. Nellis, K, Jenisen, B. Vander Wiere, D. De Winter, B, De Witt, B, Strickland, B, Walma, L, Vander Molen, FOURTH ROW: Tavyflgr, T, Krantz, I, Roberts, C, Ver Sluis, C. Russell, C. Haff, W, Poppema, K, Savage, D, Hovingh. T ' FIRST ROW: J. Ciereman, C, Slocum, N, Kridler, E, Jackson, P, Wierenga, D, McKiernan, B, Whalen, S, Briggs, S, Goebel, SECOND ROW: J, Zuller, C, Shaffer, J, Davies, D. Terwee, J, Topp, P, Fryling, R, Stoel, I, Van Solkema, S, Bush, P, Lovins, J, Heydenburg, R, Bruin, C, Timmer, S, Ver Lee, THIRD ROW: J, Bronsink, C, Storms, D, Van Lewen, S, Boer, B, Riddering, A, Evans, R, Alkema, B, Maricle, D, Shaffer, J, Beimers, J, Profit, M, I-Iuyser, M, Stout, S, Nessner, J, Mac Eachron, Mrs, Lundy, FOURTH ROW: E, Wynsma, B, Mulder, C. De Hammer, M, Hui- zenga, M, Takens, L, Timmer, J, Goodrich, M. Vredevoogd, K, McDonald, P. Stoel, J. Miles, G. Van Hesteren, M. Gort, P, Dole, M, Fischer, J, Vugteveen, E, Nalley, E, Ver Sluis, C, Lauritzen, -flew The Y Teens elected officers last spring, which enabled them to begin business immediately on their return to school in the fall. Betty Maricle was elected President with the following girls to work with her in office: Vice President, Ruth Alkemag Secretary, Charlene Stormsg reasurer, Anna Mae Evans. Some of the most important activities of the Y-Teens were: dressing dolls for the Santa Claus Girls and contributing chocolates at Christmas time, which were sent to foreign countries The club also held a pot-luck dinner for prospective members. Miss Kim, a foreign student from Korea, was the speaker. 6ll'l'l2l 6l The Camera Club, under the leadership of Mr. Wallace, had an interesting year. They sponsored popcorn and candy sales in order to raise money to buy an enlarger. However, the biggest event of the year was the photo contest that was judged by Dan Richmond, a professional photographer. Officers are: President, Bill Hepferg Vice President, Dave Hartman, Secretary, Carolyn Shaffer, Treasurer, Ruth Stoel. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J, Van Hesteren, G, Reister, M, Scholten, I, Ciereman, R, Stoel, C. Shaffer, I, Beimers, N, Pullen, R, Curry, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R, Nellis, B, Hepfer, D. Gibbs, D,, Hartman, K, Koster, D, Edgerly, S, Koster, J, Worden, S, Little, Mr, Wallace, x, nd n ,l - ff A --at f-s.:w.ftl - FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Lange, V. Baker, P. Fryling, E. Bronson, D. Bronson, S. Briggs, B. Whalen, S. Ncssner, B. Harker D. Smith, J. Sturgess, C. Harig, J. Dine, R. Curry, S. Hcald. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Lange, P. Lovins, C. Lauritzen, J. Ciureman, J. Luller, C. Shaifer, C. Beckholt, L. Bruin, E. Jackson, S. Goebel, D. McKiernan, N. Vcrburg, J. Land, A. Jipping, N. Pullen, C. Allore, M. Svholten, Miss Dworak. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Evans, J. Bush, S Hall, S. Little, P. Dole, L. Howland, N. Gilbert, C. Storms, J. Bronsink, B. Mariule, J. Van Solkema, R. Stoel, M. Ver Strate, J. Casten, L. Harper, J. Davies M. Huysur, M. Stout, R. Bruin. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Wynsma, J. Miles, V. Wohiford, K. Koster, C. Dickman, M. Lwyghuizen, S. Joppe, M. Upton, E. Van Hoven, J. Vugteveen, P. Shoemaker, P. Stoel, M. Gort, M. Fischer, J. Green, G. Cairns, E. Ver Sluis, B. Mulder, M. Huizcnga, C. De Hammer, E. Nalley. gem OFFICERS: President . . . Vigrinia Wohlford Recording-Secretary. .Jeanne Ciereman Vice-President .... Betty Whalen Treasurer ..... Anna Mae Evans Corresponding-Secretary ..... . . . . . . . . . Charlene Storms The Girls' Athletic Association, under the direction of Miss Dworak, has done many in- teresting things this year, such as, a combined Halloween and initiation Party, and a carol- ing party. The girls also played volleyball and basketball during noon hours. The Future I-lomemakers of America, under the direction of Miss Ladner, elected the following officers to lead their club: President ..... Mary Ver Strate Secretary . JOY Stevens Vice-President . . . Nelva Verburg Treasurer ....... Joan Land One of the many activities of the club was the annual second team football banquet. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Ohler, J. Sturgess, J. Dine, H. Deering, R. Curry, S. Heald. SECOND ROW: S. Bush, A. Jipping, N. Pullen, L. Gcrrneraad, J. Land. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Allore, M. Scholten, M. Ver Strate, G. Cairns, G. Reister, N. Verburg. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Koster, M. Boynton, L. Vugtevcen, E. Van I-Ioven, C. Dickman, M. Lwyghuizen, J. Green. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Sherman, B. Walma, Mr. Dudas, I. Hayes, K. Savage, R. Wierenga, I. DeKorne, R. Ver Lee, P, Wieton, H, Wierenga. ggnclurifriaf .Arla The objective of the Industrial Arts Club, which is new this year, is to increase the understanding of fundamental processes of industrial equipment and materials. The following officers were elected at the beginning of the year: President, Jay De Korneg Treasurer, Roger Ver Leeg Secretary, Jerry Sherman. Their sponsor is Mr. Dudas Most of their time this year was devoted to the con- struction of five studio chairs for the Home Economics Room. Many of the boys have concentrated on projects for the Youth Talent Show this year. The Chess Club, under the direction of Mr. Dean Allen, began this first year by electing Neil Taylor as President, and tournament chairman, and Charles 5 Travis, Secretary. A A During the year they taught Junior High students egg ll' and other high school students how to play chess. They also held a round-robin tournament. STANDING: LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Curry, J. Burbulys, B. Hepfer, Mr, Allen, T, Krantz, G, Carpenter, SEATED Dale Rose, Neil Taylor. is ZIP 7 :Li B 2:32 i an . 5 .L' Y J, 5' A Lt4i.'Qs .. I , 'axis 4- ! F f I Luge V... AN F lex Qu TJ 'fx 4 ll'- I X , 1 . -1 ig. ,G n Q... 5 S mf. A V Nw x.. X K 'H C 45 ,R Lxl, w r , , . gd: ' Q V' 'W' lkiv :- ff j ' T 1- . ., 0 ,1 1 ff JJJJ A jk ', .1 v V1 . .rf ?.lC'? .- NA- W ' ,. K-.-.. ' x , -V vw - Jw' Tas X 'xx .X v J mf? .lv 'i 1 r -A 'TY Tk 2 5, W' I A S- . ' Hb 1 V .if ,... - A Q Lkilfqv I J 2,152 A if 'if l in - Q I u ' X ga W Q was mszgfe - Ufi aiixfs 4 i 'Q ui? 'G nf .. 51 5 omecoming The Homecoming Dance The coronation of the queen was the high-light of the second annual homecoming activities, October 10. The queen, Shirley Ver Lee, accompanied by her court composed ofg Queen Shirley at the Dance Marian Vredevoogd, Seniorg Anna Mae Evans, Juniorg Sally Bush, Sophomoreg Ann Jipping, Freshmang was crowned by Barbara Brinks, last year's homecoming queen in an impressive ceremony during the half time of the Grandville, Lowell football game. An alumni party was held immediately after the game in the high school gymnasium. A large crowd attended the party. Terry Spike's Orchestra furnished the music. The Coronation uziic lr - 5. 1355 L P W gg, ,.f' Q K 'E , iw ..., ku: if -gf ' f I ,i,,. ,. i v-fb . .,,. g ' :ff Q FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R, Travis, C, Beckholt, S, Ver Lee, J, Mac Eachron, D, Shaffer, R, Alkema, J, Beimers, J. Van Solkema, C, Shaffer, S, Goebel, R, Stoel, P, Lovins, S, Bush, N, Kridler, SECOND ROW: D, Headlee, R, De Kome, J, Bush, A, Evans, J, Van Malsen, M. Zwyghuizen, J, Topp, L, Harper, D, Van Lewen, L, Howland, R, White, C, Timmer, P, Fryling, N, Pullen, E, Jackson, THIRD ROW: A, Sidman, J, Hansen, P, Shoemaker, M, Vrcdevoogd, C, Storms, B, Maricle, M, Nichols, J, Vugteveen, C, Debri, T, Gifford, E, Ver Sluis, C, De Hammer, R, Bruin, Miss Van Allsburg, FOURTH ROW: M, De Young, P, Stoel, M. Huizenga, B, Grinwis, S, Ver Strate, K, McDonald, J, Goodrich, D, Bolt, M, Takens, G, Van Hesteren, S, Boer, L, Timmer, V, De Young, ir 5 , ee The Girls' Glee Club has been kept busy during the past year. They have made several public appearances this year, such as: The Armistice Day Program, The Grand Ra ids Women's Club, the annual Christmas Concert, Ladies' Literary Club, Grand Valle Choral Festival, and of course, the gala Spring Concert. The girls closed a busy year by joining with the boys to sing at Commencement. The girls elected the following officers: President, Kay McDonald, Secretary, Betty Maricleg Treasurer, Laura Timmer. Oyif , Q The Boys' Glee Club has had a very busy year rehearsing for many programs. They performed at the Thanksgiving assembly, Christmas Concert, Spring Concert and the Grand Valley Choral Festival, They also furnished music for the BPW, PTA, and a Christmas Vesper Service. The following officers were elected: President, James Curryg Secretary, Benny Eisma, Treasurer, Bob De Witt. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D, Edgerly, D, McClow, C, Follett, L, Wohlford, D, Curry, D, Ohman, H, Voorhees, J, Curry, D, Kalawart, S, Bush: Accompanist, SECOND ROW: Miss Van Allsburg, S, Andrews, K, Beimers, K, Jenison, B, Vander Wiere, B, Walma, B, Stickland, B, DeWitt, B, Lemke, B, Eisma, THIRD ROW: R. Rivers, N, Taylor, R, Vander Kolk, T, Krantz, J, Sherman, L, Vander Molen, W, Poppema, C, Russell, D, Hovingh, vm -- 1-,HJ A F25 'QN- Girlg' Sextette Boys' Quartette Pep Chorus VX, Pep Band 4 1 f 40 i L as w x n XX uw cfm Umm JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMAN President . . Larry Hooker President . Jeanne Cierman President . . David Ohman Vice-President .... Vice-President .... ViC6-President .... . . . . . . Ruth Alkema . . . . . Peter Rinkevich . . . . . . James Kamp Secretary . June Vugteveen Secretary ...... Secretary . Joanne Warden . . . . Judy Van Solkerna Treasurer . Rosemary White Treasurer . . Joy Stevens Treasurer . . Kendall Dood .Jsh9M9Af5 0 me Jshwlifed n,- CAQQFLGCJQPJ Nancy Oosterink, Susan Goebel, Delores Van Lewen, Judy Van Solkema, Jeanne Ciereman, Char lene Beckholt, Jean Jackson, Cjuafoabana BACK ROW: Richard Kennedy, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Curtis, Mr, Burbulys. FRONT ROW: Mr, Van Volkinburg. A i, A ,, , .3 , . ,, x 9 f' rfffxfy r-tv Q' -9 dlp , A f. v w.Ts.gL'a YI r . :F QQ ry .AZ V.. .N.,,,, 1 ' 'm' NJ: 1 .wifi 1' QT . . . - ,. .K .4 J, 5 QTWHQ: f gif- 'M' X' ' ROW I. D. Alberda, G. Emmons, D. Haner, R. Morton, I. Klawiter, P. Wieton. ROW 2. B. Strickland, R. Rivers, K. , Stephens, B. Vander Wiere, B. De Witt, D. De Winter, G. ,W , Carter, E. Carr, M. Bement, D. Kalawart. ROW 3. Ass't. W Coach Van Stratt, J. Zwart, W. Poppema, N. Taylor, C. Haff, D. Dykstra, D. Sousley, K. Savage, B. Lemke, Coach Van Hartesveldt. 31 A K G. Carter J. Zwart a' - 3 . , ,SZAecLzL Grandville 6 Zeeland I8 R 'V Grandville IQ Belding 6 Grandville 0 Lee IQ Grandville o Lowell I4 Grandville I3 Rockford 37 Grandville 6 Wyoming 6 Grandville I4 East 20 Grandville IQ Godwin 40 B. De Witt D. De Winter D Alhprrln f' Huff R Vnn1'1orXAIiorn W. PODDETTIR A battle with East What S hamwLn1nE? L N U3 if Q Y 8 V . Coaches, Van Stratt and Van Hartesveldt Managers, Curry and Balkema A hi?- 4, , . .nah ' Ed Carr D. Sousley Two cripples Bob and Don K. Savage D. Dykstra M IST ROW: B. Vanderwiere, M. Bement, D. Alberda, D. Haner, D.Dewinter, I. Hayes. 2ND ROW: K. Savage, R, Wieringa, I. Roberts, B. DeWitt, C. Haff, C. Russell. 3RD ROW: L. Travis, W. Poppema, L. Hooke, Coach Dudas. Joe Hayes Bob DeWitt Bob VanderWiere Ken Savage Ewlfelgaf Charles Russell Coach Dudas Grandville Grandville Grandville Grandville Gran dvi lle Grandville Grandville Grandville G randville Grandville Grandville Grandville Grandville .SM 47 49 53 59 67 53 59 57 48 51 80 65 71 QJML all xSi'0I'e:5 Hudsonville Wyoming East Rockford Lee Kelloggsville Godwin Lowell Wyoming East Rockford Lee Godwin The Grandville High School basketball team, coached by Mr. Dudas, had a fairly good season. Grandville and Godwin tied for third place. The Bulldogs played 14 games of which they won 9 and lost 5. Cliff Haff doubled the previous scoring record for Grandville in the Rockford game in which he made 36 points. He also led the Conference scoring with a total of 242 points at the close of the season. The Grand Rapids Press chose Cliff Haff as one of the members of the All- Conference team. Wayne Poppema and Bob De Witt received honorable mention. Don De Winter Wayne Poppema Jack Roberts Cliff Haff Don Alberda 1ST ROW: R. Leith, D. Reister, P. McCullough, E. VanderWal1, M. Stevenson, R, Leif, K. Perkins, E. Fryling. 2ND ROW: M. DeYoung, T. Kimber, J. Braun, B. Christensen, L. Zandbergen, D. Jenison, L. Wholford, T, Kunnen, Coach Dick. 3RD ROW: D. Balkema- manager, R. Fox, B. Finkbeiner, 1. Sherman, L. Oosterink, R. Gromko, P, Rinkevich, T. Lubbers C, Follett, D. Curry-manager. Ewlfelgaf 8601161 jeu H16 joofgaf IST ROW: P. Rinkevich, L. Wholford, C. Follett, B. Roberts, I. Sherman, T. Konlng. 2ND ROW: D. Balkema-manager, S. Becker, R. Morton, B. Lemke, M, DeYoung. 3RD ROW: Coach VanStrat, B. Force, I. VanderKo1k, L. Zandbergen, I. Hayes. cwebcj .Wx rv-' R cf P V ,4-Q nh-hs. Take Me Out To The Ball Game ---Grand- ville's 1953 baseball team was coached by Mr. Van Hartesveldt with Bob De Witt as Captain. Nine lettermen returned to the squad this year. , Seven seniors were represented on the team. Hopes are high for a successful year. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: W, Wierenga, P, Wieten, G, Carpenter, D, Reister, H, Voorhees, R, Nellis, R, Kunncn, E, Paauwe. SECOND ROW: B, De Witt, D, Kalawart, J. Surdam, C, Ver Sluis, D, Alverda, L, Umfleet, G, Emmons, M, Bement, THIRD ROW R, Gaunt, J, Brack, K. Savage, B, Strickland, R, Rivers, R, Morton, P. Rinkevich, D. Diekema, M, De Young, M, Potter, B, Vander Wiere, QC ,ha FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. French, K, Smith, D. Ohman, D, Curry, D, Balkema, E, Fryling, R. Van Lewen, B Christiansen, SECOND ROW: R. Brilinski, T. Kimber, D, Hoffman, D. Hauer, J. Curry, J, De Korne, J. Braun, B. Honderd, H, Vosburg, H, Hamilton, THIRD ROW: Mr. Dudas, Coachg N. Taylor, W. Poppema, B, Finkbeiner, R. Fox, C. Haff, B, Lemke, R, Gromko, P. Jacobus, D. D6WiI1l6r, E. Carr, R. Leith. I 6lC ian! The track team, coached by Mr. Dudas, is one of the largest in the history of the school. There are about twelve returning lettermen to the squad. The team is looking forward to a victorious year pending that no serious injuries occur. ennid eam LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr, Stoltz, Coach: J. Vander Wall, J. Hayes, L. wohlford, S, Andrews, J. Hayes, J, Kamp, B, Eisma, C, Follett, L, Hooker, J. Sherman, B. Force, K. Beimers, D, Gibbs, L. Maas, J. Gunn. The tennis team, all decked out in classy uniforms, have predicted a fairly good season. The team consists of fifteen netters, of which six are lettermen. Coach Stoltz reported that this year, double-round tennis will be played for the first time in the Grand Valley League. WW F, f N1- ' F iw R !rA L- if F V' 4 '31 ,QV P: 'Q L' i , . ! 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