Grandville High School - Paramount Yearbook (Grandville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1956 volume:

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'Gr ndvLlle, unablg xc sqstalncd drivv under vaW,' th3 5311 tp iQcafi?C inij enabling the iuis if Scif mera CLEQS bofure the w:-s:-: gpuncec. 0 I I of fmmqww I QITW 1 I loci A yl, Q . ,VA -L C a .VC MUS gxr al f 'QT 5 W : V' ' 3Ex: EPS .f 'P 25535 W5-A. ..'.. X4 ' -in:-H -1' vs --'-.1 ,E-,,: , EDWIN TAYLOR Superintendent HENRY ALKEMA President Justice of the Peace HAROLD BECKER Vice-President Becker Bros. ROBERT BULLIMENT Secretary Assistant Sales Manager G. R. Varnish Co. Zoned of Completion of the new additions to the high school and to East Elementary kept our Board of Education busy during the fall of the year. Also completed was the new West Elementary Building. These projects, together with the usual tasks of the Board, were the makings of a successful year. For their unceasing work on the students behalf, we of the Paramount Staff of 1955 wish to remember and to thank them. 14 PETER VANDER MOLEN Treasurer Sheetmetal and Tinsmith PAUL HOLLEMAN Trustee Iervis 8a Corp. edccmfccwz .hs- gl: a--4490 For For For For For isngaa. afsg wi' JW your patmence and gu1dance as our teacher , . your wlsdom and understandmg as our frlend . the beauty and the apprecxatlon you have brought 1nto our acaderruc s1tua.t1on , the t1me and effort you have expended on our behalf. . these reasons and many more M1ss Van, we the class of 1956 ded1cate our Paramount to you I - A -A M 1 -P- e ! '4 1 v ' Q' 4 'T i , E 5 7 H4 3 2. : I - i E rx IE ' : . - . , - . , 4 v 1 3 E Q Q Q . ,E 2 2 5 1 X I Q - 1 ' ' ' ' - .- - ' i ' V A A W M., . -9. M.: + - -- -1 a ff are swf Q .H!rQf.5',f. if , X I , . , M5 I . 1 an ' ' ' , Q acuity ,li LF' PATRICIA LAW B. A. Speech United States History Michigan State U. U. of M. ETHEL LUNDY B.S. English Geography Health Con. Economics Cortland State Teacher's College Western Mich. College U. of M. ADAH MOODY M.A. Mich. State U. A.B. Calvin College Rhetoric English Comp. English Lit. American Lit. M.S.N.C. , W.M.C. Ferris Institute 4 IAMES PARKER CONSTANCE PHILIPS A. B. B. A. English Art German English Journalism University of Illinois David Lipscomb College ARTHUR PONSTEIN A. B. Am. Government Economics Am. History Hope College ROBERT SMITH A.B., B.S. Ir. High Bus. Training Western Mich. College CHARLOTTE PRICE M.A., B.S. Home Ec. I Sz II Family Living Mich. State U. WILBUR STOLTZ B.A., M.A. Bus. Training Algebra Hope College U. of M. DONALD RINKUS B.A., M.A. Biol.. Chem. Hope College Western Mich. College U. of M. EDWIN TAYLOR A.B., A.M. Superintendent U. of M. M.S.N.C. T 4 A 'v REX ROSEMAN B.S. Comm. Arithmetic Boys Phy. Ed. Mich. State U. Alma College FRED VAN HARTESVELDT A. B. Biology Comm. Civics Hope College G. Wm. College acuity .0 J, .zL' 5 DEAN ALLEN IOANN BEDORE OLIN BOWEN B. S. B. S. A. B. Related Subj. Ir. High Mathematics G.R. Junior College Home Ec. Physics Mich. State U. Household Arts Western Mich. College U. of M. Mich. State U. U. of M. Case Institute of Technology WILLIAM DEWITT A. B. , A. M. Latin G.R. Junior College Albion College Mich. State U. U. of M. JANET DILBECK B. A. World History Algebra U. of M. Z THAD DOCTER B.S. Commercial Western Mich. College JOE GIDDIS B. B. S. Bookkeeping Comm. Arith. TYPWS U. of M. Z WILLIAM DUDAS A. B. Indust. Arts Cross country Track Western Mich. College MABEL GUILD A.B.. M.A. English 9 Library U. of Kentucky U. of M. EVELYN DWORAK B.S. Physical Ed. Western Mich. College U. of M. MURICE GUILD B. M.. M. A. Band French U. of M. an STUART GAUTHIER B.S., M.E. Engineering Drawing Wood Shop Mich. State U. ALICE HILMERT A. B. English Music Hope College Eg! QI 3 i 5 As this door closes after us--separating the happy carefree days of our youth from the adventurous world that awaits us---we tremble at the mere thought of being indepen- dent, and look back at the door with realization that we no longer will be shielded by the door that acted as our defender---our fort---in our high school days. BILL ROBERTS He profrrs most who serves best Presrdent 4 Varsrty Club 4 Presrdent Chou' 4 Pep Chorus 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Jumor Play Usher Operetta KAREN KOSTER True to her work her words her frrends Secretary 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 Cho1r2 3 4 F H A 1 Camera Club 1 Student Councll 4 Junror Play and Semor Play Oper etta Paramount Sextette 4 Forensrcs 3 DAR Award 4 emma H444 1-' CLASS MOTTO A lrfe wlthout a purpose rs 11ke a shrp wrthout a rudder CLASS COLORS Green and Wh1te CLASS FLOWER Lrly of the Valley HONOR ROLL Marrlyn Jean Zwyghurzen Glorra Rae Petersen Joanne Elrzabeth Groves Linda Lou Brum Rrchard Bowen Smlth 8 James Peter Kamp Loretta Mae Goodale Barbara Jean Barke LOIS Joyce Vrctor John Lahman Brack DAVID OHMAN Every man 15 the archrtect of hrs own lrfe Presrdent 1 Vrce Presrdent 4 Band 1 Chou 1 2 3 4 Vrce Presrdent 4 Student Councrl 1 Paramount 4 Quartette 4 Pep Chorus 4 Track 2 3 4 Cross Country 2 3 4 Jumor Play Operetta MARY VER STRATE Happiness IS sunshme of the mrnd Treasurer 4 Y Teens 2 3 A Presrdent Chou: 2 3 Para mount 4 Pep Chorus 2 3 4 Junror Play Usher Operetta I - 5 - , n I ' , , . I 'U ' , 0 I Q S ' 1 1 3 Q s .. President 43 G,A,A, 1,2,3,4g ' 5 - 4. ' 'Z ' 'E A G,A, ,1,2,3,44F,1-LA, 1, MARILYN ZWYGHUIZEN If music be the food of love, play on. Secretary 2, Band 1, 2,3, Choir 1, 2, 3,4, F. H.A. 1, Student Coun- cil 2,3,4, Secretary 2, G.A,A, 1,2, Pep Chorus 1,2,3,4, Nuntius 4, Y-Teens 2,3,4g Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Junior and Senior Play, Sextette 4, Girls State 3, Operetta 4. GLORIA PETERSON Honor is purchased by the deeds we do. Secretary 4, Student Council 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Library Club 4, Presi dent 4, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g G,A,A 1,2, 3, 4, Girls State 3, Honor Society 2,3,4g Union High 1, '7e m Lewis Harold Zandbergan, who was a mem- ber of our class three years ago, was killed on August 28, 1953. He was a friend to everyone. By us, his classmates, he will never be for- gotten. It is fitting that we, who are about to leave the school and separate, should remember again one who left us earlier. DICK BALKEMA BARBARA BARKE STUART BECKER He lives to build, not boast, Looking toward the future, Learn to live and live President 3 Varsity Club 2, 3, Y'TC6HS 2, 3: F. H.A. 1: learn. 4 Student Council 2, 3, Track Library 2, Junior Play, Honor Varsity Club 3, 4 Basketball 1 2 4 Football 2,3,4, Man- Society 2,3,4, 1,2,3,4, Tennis 1 2 3 4 ager 1 Basketball Manager 1, 2 Junior and Senior Play, Page Lansing 3,4, 9 1 KEN BEIMERS He turns his back on girls and then walks backwards, Varsity Club 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Foot- ball 15 Cross Country 2,35 Track 2, 3. SANDRA BERGMAN With a pleasant nature that never varies, Christian High 1,2, MARY BOYNTON Either I will find a way or make one, F,H,A, 1,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 G.A,A, 15 Pep Chorus 4, JOHN BRACK Like a circle ending never, does my tongue go on forever. Varsity 2,3,45 Choir 45 Debate 45 Para- mount 45 Nuntius 45 Library 1,25 Cross Country 35 Junior and Senior Play5 Operetta 45 Baseball 2, 3,45 Basketball 35 Boys State 35 Honor Society 3,4, JOHN BRAUN Ain't no sense in gettin' riled, Varsity Club 45 Paramount 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 2, LINDA BRUIN Not much talk but a great deal of doing, Library 1,2, 3, Secretary 45 Y-Teens 25 Vice-President 25 G, A, A, 1, 2, 3, 45 President 45 Student Council 2, 35 Jun- ior and Senior Play5 Honor Society 2, 3,4, 33 . ft' ff- 325 SHARON BUSH I must be myself and no one is to change me, G, A, A, 1, 2, 3, 45 F, H, A. 1, 25 Y- Teens 2, 3,45 Camera Club 1, 25 Queen 2. GAIL CAIRNS A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice-President 35 F.H.A. 1,25 Library 1,2, Vice-Presi- dent 25 Y-Teens 2, 3,45 Cheerleader 2, 3,45 Captain 45 Nuntius 35 Junior and Senior Play5 Operetta5 Ir. Sp. Bur, BRUCE CHRISTENSEN Morning, noon, and night, Ruth Overway is his delight, Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Vice-President 35 Choir 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3,45 Track 1,2, 3,45 Press All Valley Football 4, JACK CLARK Sometimes he gets good marks by pluck, sometimes by brightness, some- times by luck, Football 1, CAROL DICKMAN The ideal of courtesy, wit, charm, and grace, Library Club 15 G,A,A, 1,25 F,H,A, 1- Y-Teens 2,35 Student Council 15 Choir 35 Band 1,2, 35 Queens Court 25 Cheery Pie Queen 3, IOANN DINE There's nothing against me but my size DONALD DOORNBOS Silence is valuable in conversation. Choir 4. BILL FORCE A real friend, a sterling companion, a regular fellow, Vice-President 1, Student Council 1,2, 3,4, Band 1,2, 3, Choir 3,4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Quartet 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior and Senior Play, Boys State 3, Operetta 4, ROSS FOX The world knows nothing of its great- est men, Varsity Club 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. RUTH FOUNTAIN A fountain of fun veiled by a quiet nature. G, A, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1,2,3, Choir 4, Y,F.C, 1,2,3, 4, Junior and Senior Play, ALLEN FRENCH He is what he is, Camera Club 1, 2, Varsity Club 1,2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2,3,4, Football 1,2, Cross Country 3, EDWARD FRYLING A big man Iwould be, but nature played a trick on me, Varsity Club 4, Football 1,2, Track 1, 2, 3,4, Basketball Manager 3, Junior and Senior Play, Nuntius 4, V I rid V ,J ' ll LOUISE GERMERAAD My idea of an agreeable person IS one who agrees with me YTeens234GAA 1234 FHA 1 Cho1r234 DAN GIBBS The man that blushes is not quite brute Band 1 Camera Club 1 2 Choir 2 3 4 Nuntius 3 Orchestra 1 Junior Play Operetta 4 LORETTA GOODALE Work is the keynote to success. G,A,A, 1,2g Y-Teens 3,45 F, H,A, 4, Library Club 3, Choir 3,4, Pep Chorus 3,4, Junior 8a Senior Play, Honor Society 2, 3, 4. JOANNE GROVES The wisest of the wise, Library 4, Y-Teens 3,4, Choir , , Junior Play, Honor Society 2,3, 4, East Grand Rapids 1. DELORIS HALL Everyone has their own boiling point, G,A,A, 2, Y-Teens 2,4, Choir 4, Nuntius 4, Wyoming 1, HARVEY HAMILTON The will of a man is his happiness, Choir 2, 3, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, NAME Dick Balkema Barbara Barke Stuart Becker Ken Beimers Sandy Bergman Mary Boynton John Brack John Braun Lmda Bruin Sharon Bush Gatl Cairns Bruce Christensen Jack Clark Carol Dickman Joanne Dine Don Doornbos Bill Force Ross Fox Ruth Fountain Allen French Ed Frylrng Lourse Germeraad Dan Gibbs Loretta Goodale Joanne Groves Deloris Hall Harvey Hamilton Ron Hanlon Carol Harrg Loretta Harper Jerry Hayes Sally Heald Bonnle Highgate Don Jackson Anna Jrpplng Sandra Joppe Jim Kamp Terry Kimber Don Knowles Karen Koster Trubert Kunnen Peg Lambert Sharon Lamoreaux Joanne Land Sally Little Pat McCullough mme 70:4 PET PEEVE br gg rs concerted people women drlvers gtrls that yell at dogs lazy people JYPWS women people that am t htllbrlly s poor sports people who smoke tardy people women smokers women who drag feet people who brag Me'P I don thave any' bossy people Egotists bossy women People who gossip Camera hounds women smokers boys who don t come to the door childish actlng people unsm1l1ng people none quiet people Homework don t have any teenagers who run their parents down unsmrlmg people sloppy women women crabs kids that smoke women dr1vers boys that brag unsmrlxng people being called in the morntng boys who go steady Sophomore girls students with no spurt Those women drivers grouchy people rnconsiderate people conceited people attractton seekers girl chasers AMBITION Lawyer Housewtfe to own a boat World Champion Dog Trarner furnrshtng my home the way I want lt' Home Ec teacher Atomic Scientist to be one of them there hillbilly s Pres of the U S Housewife teacher at M S U to get married be my own boss I-Iousew1fe Housewife carpenter successful buslnessman Veterinary Registered Nurse be a teacher be a writer own my own business Offlce G1rl don t have any A1rl1ne Hostess Rettre at 60 I don t know teacher get married Nurse be my own boss good housewife Secretary to be a bachelor housewife fashlon model undecided to graduate this year live in the Nordl Woods Registered Nurse Barber Airline Hostess Housewife Private Secretary HOSPIIAJ Pharmacist Engineer I M UUILTY OF being too qu1et becoming engaged wrecking my car flirting being forgetfull working Friday nlghts berng nosy hanging around wrth those who aln t h1llb1lly s takmg too much remrnrscmg putting salt on ice cream getting into fights driving too easy speeding on Prairie being short eating between meals bugging rt around flirting too much curllng my hair everything gettlng women mad talking rn my sleep havrng a nickname swrplng short penclls scufftng my feet not saying much Nothmg never reading my Econ breaklng volleyballs trying to get out of work goofing rn class being quiet gettlng speeding tickets daydreammg skipping school once being late going steady losmg absense slrps too many BCIIVIIICS daydreaming lovmg dogs reading too much nothing putting things off blushing 0 a . - ' a e ' ' ' 7 ' ' I u . - - . ., . , , . , . , ' ' ' Airline Hostess daydreaming , . , . U 1 . : ' ' , NAME Darla Melrnn Gordon Moelker Doug Nelson Marcella Norkunas Lynda Ohler hm Ohlman Dave Ohman Eugene Paauwe Glorra Peterson Jrm Potter Nancy Pullen Jerry Randall Don Rerster Genese Rerster Burton Rrder Brll Roberts Myra Scholten Donn Smrth R.rkky Srnrth Joy Stevens John Stuckey Janrce Sturgess Pat Sterken Doug Taylor Dan Terwee Rosemary Travrs Eugene Vanderwall Ivan VanderKolk Joyce VanderWall Judson VanderWall Jack VanHesteren Elarne VanHoeven Paulrne Veldheer Nelva Verburg Mary VSISIUIS Mary VerStrate Lors Vrctor Harold Voorhees Harry Vosburg Lors Vugteveen Jack Whrtman Warren Wrerenga Joanne Worden Bev Zandbergan Rose Zandergan Marrlyn Zwyghurzen PET PEEVE crabby people lousy Barbers grrls who gossrp people who brag concerted people srlly grrls srlly grrls teachers concerted boys boy cheerleaders nothrng concerted people the Army pencrl hockers none women who drrnk and smoke two faced people typewrrters that skrp gabby people concert grrls concerted people two faced people womens harr styles krds who smoke undecrded people wartrng for people norsy people show offs srlly grrls concerted people people wrth overdue lrbrary books teachers who have pets concerted people don t have any br gg rs gum crackers to be awaken lazy people uncourteous people grrls gorng steady a quret classroom people who goss p norsy people Shorthand Transcrrptrons braggers AMBITION be a Home Ec teacher frnrsh H S be a Doctor frnrsh H S Arrlrne Hostess Potatoe Chrp Krng Lawyer Scrence Teacher go to College Engrneer Teacher go to Alaska go to Hawarr school teacher Gov t teacher see the world good housewrfe lrvrng rn Calrf Tenor rn Met Op House Nurse go rnto the Navy work rn a record shop srngrng Heavywerght Champ of the World go to Alaska to own Payne s Phar go to Hawarr Musrc Drrector Housewrfe Pharmacrst State Patrolman WAF housewrfe Beauty Operator Teacher Dental Assrstant Secretary to be someone row u Secretary Electronrc Eng Scrence Teacher to travel Fashron Illustrator get a good mark rn typrng Executrve Secretary I M GUILTY OF sleeprng rn S H throwrng paper on the Floor behrnd Orv s back laughrng all the trme stayrng out too late puttrng thrngs off dorng the wrong thrngs at the wrong trme studyrng too hard wrse remarks always berng late nothrng I m not tellrng secret admrratron skrpprng school never berng on trme berng quret daydreamrng talkrng and wrrtrng lots of thrngs just about everythrng gabbrng too much too many actrvrtres nothrng so far not hangrng up clothes lazyness smashrng car fenders berng undecrded skrpprng assemblres nothrng not readrng Gov t nothrng sleeprng rn classes watchrng TV too much snapprng my gum overworkrng rn school nothrng yet sleeprng too late workrng too much sleeprng whrle drrvrng dorng too lrttle berng srlly chewrng gum talkrng wartrng untrl the last mrnute not readrng Gov t keeprng late hours gettrng places wrthout a second to spare ae ' ' sp ig' RONALD HANLON He profits most who serves best. Varsity Club 45 Football 1,25 Baseball 2, 3, 4, CAROL HARIG Quiet in appearence with motives unknown, G,A,A, 1,2, 35 Library 2, 3,45 Senior Play, LORETTA HARPER The world is as you take it, G,A,A. 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,45 Band 2,3,45 Choir 1,2, 3,4. TERRY HAYES All work and no fun isn't the life for me, Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Choir 45 Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Tennis 1,2, 3, SALLY HLEALD A disposition as colorful as her crown, Sophomore Treasurer5 Y-Teens 25 Choir 2,3,45 Sextette 45 Student Council 15 Varsity Queen 45 Queens Court 2, BONNIE HIGHGATE Pint-sized package, Y-Teens 3,45 Choir 3,45 F, H,A, 2, 3. atm -'Ei Ch y is Us iv i ,Ann w-11 NOT , , PICTURED 1 .v Q Y:-:v tk, an -!.. Q DONALD JACKSON Give me time--I may do something sensational yet, Varsity Club 3,45 Football 25 Tennis 2, 3, 4. HAROLD JACOBUS fnot picuredj I like work5 it fascinates me5 I could sit and watch it for hours, Union 15 Track 3,4, ANNA JIPPING The little known art of being happy,' Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 G. A,A, 1, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 25 F. H.A. 1,25 Senior Play Queen 15 Court 4. SANDRA JOPPE A perfect woman, nobly planned to warm, to comfort, and command. F.H,A, 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 G,A,A. 2,35 Choir 3,4, Treasurer 45 Y,F,C. 1,2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Sex- tette 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Junior 8: Senior Playg F.H.A, Award, JAMES KAMP Men of few words are the best men, Vice-President 15 President 25 Band 1, 2,3,45 Honor Society 2,3,45 Student Council 3, 45 Varsity 2, 3, 45 Tennis 1, 2, 3,45 Senior Play, TERRY KIMBER From strife and care I'll soon be free, for an alumnus I will be, Varsity Club 45 Football 1,2, 3, 45 Baseball 25 Track 1, 3,45 Junior 8: Sen- ior Play, DON KNOWLES Haste makes waste, so why make school an exception, Camera Club 2, Football 2, 3, Track 1, TRUBERT KUNNEN By nature, quiet and unassuming. Football 1,2, Track 4, PEG LAMBERT Happiness was born to share, Y-Teens 3, Band 3,4, Drum Majorette 4, Choir 3, 4, Secretary 4, Paramount 4, Operetta, Junior and Senior Play, South 2. SHARON LAMOREAUX No legacy is so rich as honesty, Library Club 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, Pep Chorus 2, 3, Y-Teens 4, Junior and Senior Play, Honor Society 3, 4. JOANNE LAND I can resist anything but Temptation, G, A, A, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Pep Chorus 3,4, Camera Club 2, Paramount 4, Junior Speakers Bureau, Senior Play, Operetta, SALLY LITTLE True happiness, if understood, consists alone in doing good, Camera Club 1, Y-Teens 2, G,A,A, 1, 2,4, Debate 3, Senior Play, Junior Speakers Bureau, LJ wait Tipp? PAT MCCULLOUGH He is skilled in athletics and popular with all, Vice-President 3, Varsity Club 2, 3,4, Choir 4, President 4, Track 1,2, Base- ball 3,4, Football 1, 2, 3,4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Operetta, Para- mount 4, DARLE MELINN She doeth well who doeth her best. F,H.A, 4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Choir 3, 4, Camera Club 1,2, GORDON MOELKER Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers. Varsity Club 4, Cross Country 4, Track 3, Hope Prot, Ref, Sch, DOUGLAS NELSON I never let my studies interfere with my education, Varsity Club 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Football 4, Senior Play, Union High 1, 2. MARCELLA NORKUNAS We know what we are, but know not what we may be, LYNDA OHLER Life demands action, G,A,A, 1,2,4, F, H,A, 1,2, Y-Tenns 3. JAMES OHLMAN Even the greatest men may ask a foolish question now and then, Hastings 15 Hudsonville 25 Nutius 45 Operetta 45 Choir 45 Varsity Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Basketball 3,45 Para- mount 4. EUGENE PAAUWE A few more days and the trouble will end, JAMES POTTER He's on the alert when it comes to a skirt, Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Choir 45 Track 1, 2,3,45 Football 1, 2,45 Cross Country 3,45 Basketball 2, 3, 4, NANCY PULLEN A likeable girl with a likeable way, G,A,A, 1,25 F, H,A, 15 Choir l,2, 35 Band 1,25 Y-Teens 2, 3,45 Pep Chorus 2, 3, 45 Library Club 1. JERRY RANDALL School breaks up my whole day, Varsity Club 45 Cross Country 2, 3, DON REISTER Let every man be master of his time, Football 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3, , fi? A 1 P' ,-ar, CW? if 'QW .QQ 'Q W as -is' ,M ,.., Q I 'ff 1 ,,,,,., 1 GENESE REISTER She s not the kind to run when work is to be done Y Teens2 3 4 F HA 1 Cho1r3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Camera Club 1 Operetta 4 Paramount 4 BURTON RIDER We could Judge him better if we knew him better Union 1 2 3 MYRA SCHOLTEN And Cupid has pierced her with his arrow Ch01r234GAA 1FHA Y-Teens 1 2 DONN SMITH Blessed be they who say nothing for they shall not be quoted, Nuntius 3- Senior Play RICKY SMITH An ambitious sort of lad Student Council 4 President 4- Tennis 1 2 3 4- Basketball 1 2 3 4- Football 2- Operetta 4- Senior Play- Quartet 4- Choir 4- Boys State- Ottawa Hills l,2, JOY STEVENS A winning way, a friendly smile all in all a girl worth while, Treasurer 15 F,H.A, 1, Secretary 15 Y-Teens 3,45 Band l,2, 35 Choir 3,45 Pep Chorus 35 Camera Club 15 1st Place I speak for Democracy, JOHN STUCKEY Happy am I, from care I'm free, why aren't they all contented like me! Creston lg Senior Play, JANICE STURGESS Her sweetness is matched only by her patience, Godwin 2,35 F,H,A, 15 G.A.A. 1. PATSY STERKEN Her friendship is valued by all who know her. F, H, A, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 2, 45 Camera Club 2g Choir 2, 3, 4, DOUGLAS TAYLOR Haste is a thing foreign to my nature, Football 2, DAN TERWEE , -1' 5 I may consider myself lucky, I'm not ' 5' under the influence of women, Nuntius 3,43 Cross Country 45 Track 4, ROSEMARY TRAVIS Swing away sorrow, cast away care. Choir 1,2, 3, 45 Sextette 45 F, H, A, 15 Junior Play, '1 Q5- Se--uf. S-L ,f 'Gif IVAN VANDER KOLK Don t take life too seriously you ll never get out of it alive Band 1 2 3 4 Tennis 2 3 Cross Country 3 Senior Play EUGENE VANDER WALL Patience 15 the best remedy for every trouble Football 1 Baseball 3 JOYCE VANDER WALL In a year Cupid says I ll be old enough Truth for Youth 3 JUDSON VANDER WALL I am not in the roll of a common man, ' Band 1 2 3 4- Choir 2 3 4- Tennis 1 2- Junior and Senior Play' Operetta JACK VAN HESTEREN ' Everything comes to a man who will wait, Camera Club 15 Choir 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Cross Country 3, ELAINE VAN HOEVEN She likes them short, she likes them tall, you know and 1 know she likes them all, G. A.A. 1, 2, 3,45 Library Club 1,2, 3, 45 F,H,A. 1,2,3,4, President 3, Sec- retary 45 Band 1,2,35 Pep Band 2,35 Y-Teens 2, 3,43 Choir 3,45 Junior Play Operetta 4, PAULINE VELDHEER My future lies ahead of me, Hi-Lites 1, NELVA VERBURG A good natured girl is one to be desired, F, l-l,A. l,2, Vice-President lg G,A, A, 2, 3,49 Y-Teens 3,4, Choir 2, 3, MARY VERSLUIS Her hair is golden, so are her thoughts. Treasurer 3, Y-Teens 1,2,3, 4, West Side Christian High lg Honor Society 4, LOIS VICTOR Steadfast in purpose, F,H,A. 1gG,A.A. 2g Choir 3,45 Honor Society 2, 3, 4, HAROLD VOORHEES He who invented work should have finished it, Varsity Club 43 Choir 1,2,3,4g Pep Chorus 4, Football 1,2, 3,4, Track 33 Senior Play, Operetta, HARRY VOSBURG I must have liberty, Varsity Club 2, 3,4, Football 1,2g Cross Country 3,4, Captain 3,4, Track 1,2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, C- 3' i ,flilf H? '97 as LOIS VUGTEVEEN Between laughing and talking her day is full, F.H,A, lg G,A,A, l,2,3,4g T-Teens 2,3,4g Choir 2, 3,4, Library Club 1,2, 3,49 President 3, JACK WHITMAN Don't despair of a student if he has one clear idea, Camera Club 2, Lee High 1, WARREN WIERENGA He stabs at study like a private at K. P. JOANNE WORDEN A cute little way all my own, Secretary 1gG,A,A, l,2g Y-Teens 1, 2,3g Camera Club lg Band 1,2, BEVERLY ZANDBERGAN Calm and unruffled as a summer sea,' G.A.A. 1,2. ROSE ZANDBERGAN A joke's a very serious thing, Nuntius 4, endow play The senior class presented Green Valley, a comedy-fantasy in 3 acts, April 6 gl 7. The cast was directed by Miss Law. The play is set in the Californian hills in tiny, picturesque Green Valley. For 100 years the Berry family has owned it. Grampaw Berry himself, staked out the original claim back in old rush days ..... but Eldon Berry, the last of the line is about to lose it to the unscrupulous Eands of one Tobias J. Everheel. As the play unfolds Eldon's struggles to keep his land and make peace with his ancestors is told. CAST The live ones Prim Stokes - - - - Marilyn Zwyghuizen SpiritS Eldon Berry - - - ---- Rikky Smith John Braun Donn Smith Tobias J. Everheel . . .Pat McCullough Gail Carins Linda Bruin Martha Mears . . . . .Sharon Lamoreaux Loretta Goodale Peggy Lambert Tinker Smith . . . Judson VanderWall Peggy Lambert Eva Friese - . - - -Anna Jipping Shade Stokes . . Ivan VanderKolk From the Past Lonesome Berry - - - - Doug Nelson Grampaw Berry . . Harold Voorhees Granny Berry . . . . Joanne Land Calhoun Berry. . . . John Brack Jeb Berry . . . . Jim Kamp Ransome Berry . . . Bill Force Prudence . . . Karen Koster J. D. Berry ...... . . Dave Ohman Settlers Dick Balkema Sally Little John Stuckey Terry Kimber Ed Fl'Y1if1g Joanne Groves Ruth Fountain C31'01 Hafig Genese Reister Z,-N Am 70 7e4z'czmeaz' We of the Sen1or Class of 56 are assembled here beh1nd the door of the new bo1ler room to hear the readmg of the last w1ll and testament 1n wh1ch we leave our ost prlceless possesslons to the Class of 57 R1chard Balkema bequeaths h1s blushmg cheeks to Gearld Braun Barbara Barke bequeaths her dxamond rm to Gerry Bates Stuart Becker bequeaths h1s Job at pumplng gas to J1m Bronson en Be1mers bequeaths h1s way w1th women to Steve Bosworth Sandra Bergman bequeaths her letter wr1t1ng to Karen Heydenburg Mary Boyton bequeaths her Job at Adr1ense to Phylls Veldheer John Brack bequeaths h1s walk to Jerry Bergman John Braun bequeaths h1s rusty u1tar to Gerald Alberda Lmda Brum bequeaths her athletlc techmques to Bonme Zan bergan Sharon Bush bequeaths her frgure to Yvonne Mersmng Ga1l Ca1rns bequeaths her cheerlead1ng to Joyce Lardxe Bruce Chr1stensen bequeaths h1s buxld to Dave Marshall Jack Clark bequeaths h1s he1ght to Walter Hang Carol Dxckman leaves her cherry p1e rece1pe for Sharon Joppe Joann Dme bequeaths her alto vomce to Ruth Nalley Donald Dornbos bequeaths h1s bashfulness to Ken Sutton B111 Force wes h1s basketball p1ay1ng to Jerry Stelma Ross Fox bequeaths h1s phys1que to ob Dykstra Ruth Fountam bequeaths her natural wavy ha1r to Garnet VanderWal Allen French bequeaths h1s broad Jurrlpmg talent to Earnest Koster Ed Fryhng bequeaths h1s Ch1naman's grm to Stan Davls Lou1se Germeraad bequeaths her neat f1ngerna1ls to Jack1e Oosterlnk Dan G1bbs bequeaths h1s bottle of perox1de to Gary Knowles Loretta Goodale bequeaths mcknames to Allen Carr Joanne Groves bequeathes her bra1n to Fred Brack Delorls Hall very w1l11ngly g1ves her d1ctaphone Job to the dogs Harvey Hamllton bequeaths h1s quletness to Gordon Rotrnan Ron Hanlon be queaths h1s helpfulness around school to Labon Boll1ng Carol Har1g bequeaths her llbrary work to any bookworm Loretta Harper bequeaths her bellaxre playlng to Glenda VanderMoore Jerry Hayes bequeaths h1s 'cute looks to B111 Schreur Sally Heald bequeaths her smgmg vo1ce to V1rg1n1a Allen Bonme I-hghgate bequeaths her gentleness to Shxrley Grooters Don Jackson bequeaths h1s drawl' ftalkj to Doug Paauwe Harold Jacobus bequeaths h1s overalls to Dave Vlncent Anna Jlpplng bequeaths her fa1r hatr to Patty DeYoung Sandra Joppe bequeaths her po1se to Bett Remlnga Jlm Kamp bequeaths h1s mus1cal ab1l1ty to Sharon Gort Terry Hawklns Karen Koster leaves her tallness to Lols Flscher Tru ert Kunnen leaves h1s sc1ence book to some Jumor boy Peggy Lambert bequeaths her pat1ence as ed1tor of the Paramount to future edltors Sharon Lamoreaux bequeaths her long ha1r to Geraldlne Ltd ard Joanne Land bequeaths her Gr1ll experlence to Janet Meyers Sally Lxttle equeaths her bowlmg shoes to She1la R1denhour Pat McCull ough bequeaths h1s s orts ab1l1ty to Doug Japmga Darla Mellnn bequeaths her glasses to Patty Mau Gordon Moelker bequeaths h1s Davy Crockett son to Ken McKl.1rken Dou Nelson bequeaths h1s ' g1ggle to Ed1th Bement Marce la Nor kunas bequeaths er pretty sweaters to Sh1rley Hendrtcksen Lynda Ohler bequeaths her g1ft of gab to Dave Thompson Jlm Ghlman leaves The BIG NASH to Jerry McKenney Eu ene Paauwe bequeaths h1s wxse remarks to Dlck Nagy Glorla Peter son bequeaths er qulet vo1ce to Donna Abbott Jlm Potter very reluctantly leaves h1s typ1ng ab1l1ty to Ed Crowner Nancy Pullen bequeaths her dr1v1ng experlence to Joyce Blackburn Jerry Randall bequeaths h1s seat ln study hall to R1chard Moomey Florence Re1ster was gomg to bequeath her M1ch1gan State enthus1asm but then on second thought she dec1ded to keep It Don Retster bequeaths h1s Ttme magazlne subscrlptlon to any Jun1or who takes Government Burton R1der bequeaths h1s humbleness to Bernard DeJonge B111 Roberts bequeaths h1s black halr to Ralph Loeschner Myra Scholten bequeaths her neatness to Karol Atkmson Donn Sm1th bequeaths h1s last name to Glenn Sm1th Rlcky Sm1th bequeaths h1s dog laugh to Pluto Joy Stevens bequeaths her eyes to Fay Savage John Stucky bequeaths h1s pearly wh1te teeth to Llberace Jan1ce Sturgess bequeaths her button nose to Pat Albmght Patsy Sterken bequeaths her pet1teness to Sue Decker Dougllas Taylor bequeaths h1s super1ntendent's Job to the school Dan Terwee bequeat s h1s short ness to Ph1l Mosler Rosemary Trav1s bequeaths her small watst to Kay Turney Eugene VanderWall bequeaths h1s 'hot rod to Don VanT1l Ivan VanderKolk be queaths h1s tallness to Ron Bosgraaf Joyce VanderWall bequeaths her conversat1onal experxence to Jerrme Lexth Judd VanderWall bequeaths h1s wavy ha1r to Terry Gro oters Jack VanHesteran bequeaths h1s love for huntmg to Clark Umfleet Elame Vanl-loeven bequeaths her way wmth men to Doreen Dood Pauhne Veldheer bequeaths her gum snappmg to Sally Zu1dema Nelva Verburg bequeaths her wardrobe to Delores Alkema Mary VerSlu1s bequeaths her semor plctures to every Jumor I . . a 1 . u . - '.' 1 I . Kimggr-1eaves'-by the front door. Don .Knowles bgqseafhs his trapping t.o Jack 1 g 'L . , . ' ' . . 5 - Mary VerStrate bequeaths her facial expressions to Allen Wade. Lois Victor very willingly gives her bookstore job to some Junior girl for next year. Harold Vorhees bequeaths his pigeon toed walk to Pat lacovoni. Harry Vosburg bequeaths his track ability to some fast runner. Lois Vugteveen bequeaths her pretty complexion to Beth Hamilton. Jack Whitman bequeaths his photographic ability to VerSluis Studio. Warren Wieren a bequeaths his American Literature book to Mrs. Moody. Joanne Worden bequeatis her dramy slow talk to Bonnie Wielenga. Beverly Zandbergan be- queaths her drawing ability to Don Heydenburg. Rose Zandenbergan bequeaths her A-A book reports to some lucky Junior. Mari yn Zwyghuizen bequeaths her acting ability to Dennis Hengeveld. 66444 764134 In the fall of 52 a class of unruly Freshmen made their appearance in the halls of this place of learning. We soon toned down, however, after attending the initiat- ion party given us by the Sophomores. The only other event we took an active part in during the year, was the annual production of the Hi-Lites. We chose the following officers to lead us through the year: President, Dave OhmangVice-President, Jim Kampg Secretary, Joanne Worden: Treasurer, Joy Stevens. Upon entering our Sophomore year we brought with us the pep and enthusiasm that it takes for a class to go places. As leader for our enthusiastic group, we elected Jim Kamp as Presidentg Bill Force, Vice-Presidentg Marilyn Zwyghuizen, Secretaryg and Sally Heald, Treasurer. With all of our get-up-and-go power, we put on a very successful initiation party for the Freshmen, and also gave our first All-High party with the theme Sweetheart's Swing, which proved to be as highly successful. Our Junior year was started off by our magazine sales, followed by our very successful class play entitled, I Remember Mama. Later, we sold taffy, ordered and received our class rings, and took part in the Hi-Lites. The year was brought to its eventful close by our Junior gl Senior Prom, with the theme Stairway to the Stars. The gym was decorated with dark blue paper, spotted with dainty silver stars. To one side there was a garden scene decorated with a white picket fence and lawn chairs. The walls were decorated with a brick design, and a little lantern hung from the wall. A square dance held in the gym early in October started the activities for our Senior year. This was followed by our annual Senior dinner along with our All-High Christmas party, entitled Holly Hop. This dance was the first to be presented in the new auditorium. With Lou Allen's Orchestra providing? the music, and Christmas trees and hollys decorating the gym, the dance proved to e a big success. Under the direction of Miss Law, we gave our annual Senior play, Green Valley which was the first play to be presented on our new stage. Many of our Seniors took part in the operetta, HMS Pina.fore, which was presented on February 25, 1956. The closing months of our Senior year were high-lighted by the preparations for our Senior boat trip to Chicago, and our graduation exercises. Our officers, who guided us through this year so triumphantly, were as follows: Bill Roberts, Presidentg Dave Ohman, Vice-President: Karen Koster, Secretary: Mary VerStrate, Treasurer. Our sponsors, who were so helpful to us, were Mrs. Moody and Mr. Docter. Without them, our year would not have been completed. Hav1ng declded on tak1ng a tr1p and travel1n as long as our money lasted we started out one br1 ht and sunny mormng 1n our new Oldsmo 1le wh1ch we had purchased fromPat McCul lough e stopped at the garage on the west end of Grandv1lle where Stuart Becker fxlled our car w1th as We talked for a short t1me when Nancy Pullen drove 1n She had Just had her ha1r f1xe at D1ckman's Beauty Salon where she had learned all the latest from Carol T1'!1S 1s what she heard D1ck Balkema IS runmng for Governor of M1Ch1gan Wlth the help of h1s pr1vate secretary Anna J1pp1ng John Brack had Just returned from a B1g FIVC meet1ng 1n Geneva Sandra Joppe and Paul1ne Veldheer are dress des1gners 1n New York Dave Ohman IS now 1n New York on a b1g case Sally L1ttle IS the women's cham 1on bowler J1m Potter set a new record m the Olymp1cs Bruce Chr1stensen IS playmg foot all w1th the L1ons Sally Heald IS runn1ng for M1ss Amer1ca Rosemary Travls IS s1ng1ng on Broadwa Doug Nelson IS a doctor w1th Joy Stevens ass1st1ng 1n h1s off1ce S1nce we were 1n a urry we left Nancy and Stuart and were on our way aga1n Our next sto was at Ottawa Beach where we ate our lunch There we met B111 Roberts as l1fe guard He to d us that John Stuckey IS a beach comber there B111 also sa1d that Myra Scholten and Joanne Worden were bask1ng themselves 1n the sun and 1f we wanted to flnd out anymore 1nformat1on we should talk to them Myra and Joanne gave us the fol1ow1 story Dan G1bbs IS owner of a new IGA Supermarket work1ng for h1m are Donald Jackson an Sharon Bush Mary Ver Strate 1S a dental ass1stant L1nda Bru1n IS the gym teacher at Grandv1lle and Ga11 CZITHS 1S the dramat1c teacher there Ed Fryl1ng IS ed1tor of the Detro1t Free Press w1th Joann D1ne work1ng as h1s reporter Delor1s Hall as h1s typ1st and Donald Doornbos as h1s pr1nter Leavmg Myra and Joanne roastmg 1n the sun we traveled on to Ch1cago The f1rst place of 1nterest 13 Marshall F1elds Here we found Sharon Lamoreaux as a model She had a l1ttle spare t1me so she mformed us on our fr1ends around there Jack Clark 1S a tax1 cab dr1ver J1m Kamp 1S head of the 1nstrumental department at the Un1vers1ty of Ch1cago H1s ass1stant 18 Ivan Vander Kolk G1OT1a Petersen IS a soc1al worker 1n Cook County Loretta Har er 18 a laboratory Techn1c1an1n the Cook County Hosp1tal Joanne Groves IS 1n charge o all snakes that appear on Zoo Parade Rose Zandbergan and Joyce VanderWal1 are pr1vate secretar1es to two of Ch1cago's lead1ng men Warren W1erenga 1s work1ng at the a1rport 1n the b1g c1ty Nelva Verbur 1S a hostess at the A1rport D1nn1ng Room B111 Force 18 manager of Carson P1r1e Scott and ompan Judson VanderWa1l IS a Pharmac1st at Wall reen's Drug Store Darla Mel1nn 15 a 1et1c1an at the Sherman Hotel, and Doug Taylor IS bell oy there After a short stay 1n Iowa Genese Re1ster came up and started followmg facts Mar1lyn Zwyghu1zen IS decorat1ng homes 1n Cal1forn1a Beverly Zandber an IB a famous art1st Jack Wh1tman IS shoot1ng 1ctures for Paramount Stud1os Jack Van es teren 18 Ch1ef of Pol1ce 1n Los Angeles J1m hlman 1S an A1r Force test p11ot Jerry Hayes IB play1n basketball w1th the Globetrotters John Braun IS a wealthy farmer 1n M1nnesota Peg Lam ert IS a marr1age counselor 1n Hollywood Terry K1mber was an ump1re 1n the World SCTICS Bonn1e H1 hgate IS a recordmg star We started home as our money was ett1ng low Back 1n Grand Rap1 s Jamce Sturgess IS a chorus 1rl on the Ed Sulhvan Show ordon Moelker has been elected pres1dent of the Standale us1ness Men Ruth Fountam 15 a Chem1st at the Dow Chem1ca1 Company Harvey Ham11ton has been elected Father of the Year Ela1ne VanHoeven 15 a 11brar1an 1n the L1brary of Con ress DanTerwee 18 a horse tra1ner for the Shr1ne CITCUS Donald Re1ster IS the owner o Barton's Furn1ture Company Lou1se Germeraad 18 a fam1ly l1v1ng teacher at Wyom1ng Park Harold Voorhees 18 pres1dent of Serv U Bakery Ross Fox IS tak1ng care of ammal aches and pa1ns R1kky Sm1th IS an an1mal tra1ner teach1ng dogs how to laugh Patsy Sterken IS owner of Sterken's Dress Shop Ken Bexmers 1s a fash1on ed1tor for Esqu1re Barbara Barke IS an Avon representat1ve Ronald Hanlon IS v1ce pres1dent of Hanlon's O11 Company We rested our weary bones awh1le 1n Grand Raplds before go1ng 1n to Grandv1lle to P1Ck up more news Back 1n Grandv1l1e once more we saw that Allen French had taken over R1chmond Stud1o Joanne Land IS now owner of the Ra1nbow Gr11l Don Knowles IB the county game warden Loretta Goodale IS st1l1 work1ng 1n Mr Taylor's 0ff1CC and Mary Boynton IS st11l work1ng at Adr1ense's Carol Har1g and Sandra Bergman have marr1ed and made Grandv1lle the1r home Lo1s V1ctor 15 owner of Ye Llttle Olde Book Shoppe' Karen Koster 1s a Red Cross SOC1a1 worker Trubert Kunnen IS a successful farmer Harry Vosburg 18 trymg to break J1m Potter's record Mary Verslu1s has a column 1n the T1me each week Jerr Randall and Eugene Paauwe are truck dr1vers for Intra State Burton Rlder 18 a test dr1ver or General Motors Lynda Ohler 18 a demonstrat or for the Gas Company Eugene VanderWa1l 1s the Mayor ofGrandv11le Donn Sm1th 18 an nolunclng the T1gers baseball games Marcell Norkunas 13 T1cket collector at the Grand T eater Now as we return home w1th the memor1es of our trxp we w1ll also remember all the gay t1mes and the wonderful fr1endsh1p we had w1th our Class of 1956 22 'ff -Q. f . . ' . - 7 talklng to us. She isua school teacher here. During our 'conversation with her we found out the - - - - - - 1, - -0' .. . ty . . . - ada n NI.--N V I 5 1:.::::c m .- u ':::1:Z.. lv 0:2 - ':ft::i ln 'W' u 1:1 ....., u 'PDI' - :Ea S2 '4 W 'runnin-or I M M 1 . - 5 An adventurous cycle in the pattern of life at Grandville is our program of athletics. The Weekend excitement plus the enthusiastic support of Bull- dog Teams are the key to the door of Grandvi11e's spirit. 5 im ,'-.ax 13' Ari. A .K 1 . gddmda The Bulldogs experienced a very unsuccessful season. The lone season victory was a 7-6 win over Belding, the champions of the West-Central Conference. Eight seniors will be lost to next year's squadg however, the outlook is very good. The team was led by Coaches Rex Roseman and Donald Rin- kus, Co-Captains John Braun and Allen Carr. Carr also being voted the most valuable player by his team mates. The Maroon and White's final record was 1-6-1 . fu We are proud of the fine sportsmanship our team displayed SCORES Grandville 6 Zeeland 12 Gr andville 7 Belding 6 Grandville 0 Lee 1 3 Grandville 6 Lowell 6 Grandville 7 Rockford 33 Grandville 6 Wyoming 20 Grandville 0 East 40 Grandville 12 Godwin 31 Wamecamdng VARSITY QUEEN Queen Sally Heald reigned over the 1955 Homecoming Game October Zl. i Our Queen was vivacious and lovely, QUEEN'S COURT Anna Jipping, Senior, and Fay Savage, Junior, were her ladies-in-waiting. Fay and Anna wave at the crowd. This year, as there were no floats, each class put on a skit at the half-time. SENIOR SKIT FRESHMAN SKIT Patsy Srerxen made the winning touchdown. What '7'P A bull in saddle shoes7'? Seanad cam uh.: 1ST. ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Stephens, A, Paul, A. Byam, P, Smith, D. Balkema, S, Barnard, G. Langerrnan, Mr, Smith. 2ND ROW: R. Schoemaker, C, Rinkevich, D, Ritzema P, Blouw, D, Rector, R, Alverson, T, Fletcher, 3RD ROW: D, Zwart, B, Rector, M, Hauer, 3, Mulder, J, Heydenberg, B, Bruin, R. Gaunt, 4TH ROW: L. Woodburn, G, Curths, B, Mc Intyre, L, Hiitman, K, Walma, R, Motman, B, Howard, T, Schooley, 5TH ROW: D, Fred- ericks, C, Isenhoff, K, Holleman, D, Moiser, B, DeKraker, B, Ackinson, W, Willison, F, McEachr0n, MISSING FROM PICTURE: Mr, Bradford, IST, ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: K, Walma, L, Zanstra, P, Smith, M, Haner, F, LeMaire, R, Motman, 2ND, ROW: T, Vandenbosch, A. Paul, M. Hollenbeck, D. Sweighart, T. Koning, C. Reister, F, Mc- Eachron, R, Roseman, 3RD, ROW: L, VanSprie1I, D. Zwart, P. Hanlon, L, DeRidder, L, Mekkas, K, R Louvenaar, R, Sargarent, D. Scheerhorn, Q 9 '5 ' With nine returning seniors and dog cagers finished in a third place High point men for the season were center and P McCullough Q 118 pts The Bulldogs lost to Allegan 52 tournaments 'QM Zbaaketfall anew coach Mr Smith the Bull t1e with Lowell with a 5 7 record A Wade U72 pts l who played J who played guard and forward 35 in the opening round of the At the end of the season the team selected as their captains Ivan Vander Kolk and Pat McCullough SCORES Grandville Gr and ville Grandville Grandville G rand ville Grandville Grand ville Grand ville Hud sonville Kellogsville East Lowell Lee Rockford W oming Godwin Grandville Grandville Grandville Grandville Gr and ville Grand ville Grandville Z9 Alle gan East Lowell Lee Rockford W oming Godwin rf' esmmsfva 'v M-is Mews 'N H at rw 1 in fi Hi 9 an fe A I f' ' ' ' H' A JA -'fx-5 4 v-I! hllm A In x 1 f' 5 g '1i,,f '9sfE 193,--:'f,t1:.a'f 101 5' 733-pirfjf-1 v I i 5' su, A' ,. H, - V. HH ir :1. rl In' ,Ai A., in - , 49 -A 1 1 .ef,nmW121fg7.uQ'n5 .ur Q, Wriifijp ff- ig? I f 1 ff' Vpluq mn. 77 5 YVWY 2-'hir' Y Q TA L, m... :I X If bf? ' - -- 7-'-:. :L.'-'-1j 1ief.f! 'Q-l7-'- ' -'1 , , -. . . Grandvi11e's 1955 track team finished second in the Grand Valley for the third consecutive season. Coach Dudas and Co-Captains Harry Vosburg and Jim Potter led the squad through the 1956 campaign. High point men were Vosburg, who participated in the high jump, in which he set the school record in 1955, 5' 11 3f4 , pole vault, and both the high and low hurdles, and Potter who ran either the mi1e 'N or the half-mile in the duel meets. ' Q 1 Q' 1 The 1955 Cross Country team finish- ed fifth in the Grand Valley League as well as fifth in the conference and four- th in the regionals. Harry Vosburg was the t63I'1 1'S leading runner and was bea- ten in only one of the duel meets. Jim Potter placed second in the regionals. The 1955 Tennis team finished second in the Grand Valley League. This year with the whole squad returning, the net- ters were given a good chance to take the championship. James Kamp was the No. 1 singles player while Rikky Smith and Jerry Hayes were No. 1 doubles. 1 3 Qaoaahmzq emzda ,,4- V I f V ,, ..-bm. .Q,zr . sg V .,kv,'.',u. .b ,. N. Qu 4, A - V , I -'.'f'f1f'1 - L' T- ' ' ' ' I 1 V ' 1 v ' .,,, Mc' I , I Q., -U, Ulla F, in. 'mm .eff . ' - i wh ---.. W 233.5 1 . , .- , f A Nl?ffl7.gg 33 -.....,.t, Ar- ,m.,. :A A Q.. 9 'L H W Y' mf kk mf'-' ?cweZ4ZZ The 1955 season marked the first time since 1938 that the Grand- ville Baseball Team won the Grand Valley Baseball Championship with a 9 win 2 loss record. This year the nine returning lettermen were defending the champ- ionship. The Bulldogs faced a tough schedule in that they had to face East Grand Rapids, which had finished second in the standings in 1955 in the first game of the season April 12. This year it was Jerry McKenney behind the plate calling the pit- ches for Ron Hanlon and Steve Bosworth. Doug Japinga and Glen Smith operated around the keystone sack for the Bulldogs, with Pat McCul- lough at first base. In the outfield it was Steve when he wasn't pitching and John Brack rounding out the veterans. Two of the three seniors who will be lost to the squad for next year are pictured above. Pat McCullough is missing from the pictures. T East April H Lowell April T Lee April T Rockford April H Wyoming April H Godwin April SCHEDULE H East T Lowell H Lee H Rockford T Wyoming T Godwin May May May May May May The members of the musical organizations broaden their repertoire by the playing and singing of many types of songs. As participants, we learn to appreciate the many kinds of music there are. May this door act always as a recollection of our exploits throughout our days at G, H. S, gmwl Maurice A . Guild Director MAJORETTES Pal DeYoung Delores Alkema Peg Lambert The Band, under the baton of Maurice A, Guild, has done-many interesting things this past year. The march- ing band performed for all home gamesg they were also invited to share half-time festivities at East Grand Rapids The band participated in two out-of-town parades, and in the world's largest mass band in Ann Arbor's Band Day. The concert band played its annual concert in February, and participated in many activities around the school. This year the band also acted as host to the Grand Valley Massed Bands. S fad it ' .li:3'jQ,9?s 5 is Q 1991114 , giigilf-lf,'5-'ii-gli. E ' 3 5 ' 5 W H 9. D' Q R s A -e i 29 , l 5 i 9' , Nfg 1 'iv' pg 2 2 ' N f' ' fu f 5 '- --U. is vg4tsuMI,4'll,, in 77:36 'gmwl E Ni, pe: gauze S, 3 , I mi. ' Q ,ings 6 S. , A S iv fi 1 an' 2 vii w. . W J . '-VXBX . X 1 . y , ,r X orce D. Ohman, R. Smith, B. . gkobens. THIRD ROW Y. S. loppe, R. Nalley. BACK ROW: T. Schoole wiv Aryre, A. Byam, 'I SM. Boynton, . S. Joppe, F. Savage. SECOND Force J KHYTIP- 5 55-?m lgf Swiegart, S. Clark ROW: J. Groves M VerSt!ate, J. Land, M x D. V nderKo1k, S. Q 55 uk, L. Zandsua. Zwyghuizen, S. ROW: S. Decker, B. FIRST ROW: G. va -,'7- M uwygnuizen, Highgate, s. oodale, R. Fou 1 n, Miss G. Bate W. Topp. 'go 't VanA1lsburg.! ' FIRST ROW: P. Doorn, G. Hills, I. Smith, J. Bowen, J. Kridler, M. Vanderjagt, S. Messer, R. Wojtas, S. Carpenter, M. Riddering, N. Sprick, J. Thomas, D. Kiengin, S. Davis, Y. Heydenburg, W, Wierenga, K. Giddings. SIXIOND ROW: B. Minisee, M. Ewing, D. Vredevoogd, G. VanderWal1 E. Randall, M. Zwyghuizen, M. Beukema, S. Morton, B. Peck, C. VanSpriel1, I. Han- lon, L. Blackburn, K. Olsen, H. VanDort, M. Qualls, J. Davis, C. J. Nelson McKinley , Dine. THIRD ROW: P. Warmelink, M. E. Huyser, V. Meyers, G. Diekema, J. VanderMolen, L. Ciereman, M. Slocum, D. Tuttle, S. LaDuke, J. Gillette, P. B. Snip, R. VandenBosch, S. Wilson, V. Newman. FOURTH ROW: Miss VanAllzburg, C. VandenBerg, C. C. Snyder, M. VanderWood, C. Becker, S. Andre, E. Zandbergen, M. Brower, D. Bosman, M. Bouma, C. Langerak, I. Doelder, N. Hoezee, S. Bosch, S. Brugel. v-1 Young, B. Sutton, M Modderman, B. Snip Wohlford, M. Avery Mark Hancr, Ron Motman, BACK ROW: Sandra Joppe, Karen Koster, TOP TO BOTTOM: Bill Force Ken Walma, Phil Smith. Marilyn Zwyghuizen. FRONT ROW: Sally Rikky Smith, Dave Ohman, Heald, Rosemary Travis, Myra Scholten. john Dejonge. FOURTH ROW: R. Rector, G. Scham- back, C. Rinkevich, T. Koning, L. Mekkes, K. Louwenaar, D. Zwart, R. Rector, K. Walina. THIRD ROW: Miss VanAllsburg, R. Freehafer, P. Clel- land, V, Westerate, I.. DeRidder, W. Atkinson, R. Goebel, J. Meyers, S. Anderson, A. Radspieler. SECOND ROW: P. Smith, T. VandenBosch, R. Frederch R. McClow, T. Fletcher, D. Scheer- horn, P. Ilanlon, G. Langerman, R. Stewart. FIRST ROW: D. Kriescher, L VanSpriell, J. Delonge, R. Motman, S. Barnard, G. Redding, R. Gaunt, R. Mulder. MISSING FROM PICTURE: L. Potter, M. Ilaner, F. MacFachron, D, Stephens, R. Westbrook, G. Hiddema. E S ln yi f 171 Q Rf W Q , 1 '-7 aa- , X1' ,,,.. ....- VVA, 144 ..',J4.,, - -1-1 L -6. y4fAf40!f'fl4f'lVf0f4.Jf'f-'95'9'44 I 1 1 jf :vw ,iff f ,.,A , Q, Z W f ff X 7 . 'gym 1 7 n f A-.ff , Z 'xx M , iWfASf'Pi,u Z 'gig-. vi' 4 .'3:g::,-if f '44 ,-ez'-. ' Z' if , , Z ff Z 2 ff 4 ' . . Q 4N? dOZfxkQ . fi--1 -.... .-.-4. , x , 4 1 X ' i i MJ LH CUM! W NW fi , Q 'Q xx. Of X k f 7 -, -,'+f '- Xi . ' ,f7i7WfffW fZ4gs JJ A 1 gli! .151 I X A J , .12 RX L x CD N ,Zi T I . 1 X fwk ,Q.:..',9.-.fm-rpm .-rm-an,.,..-.gba-napa-wg.:-x1m4.4g.4g., r N f fl: , , . ,fv , .. 5 si, e 'iiffb w -vi-if FFR: 5, -Amguwfldz-N11wwnwf4,m,fp,ywg..f .. ., Qu , , ,,,,A 4.9, 3-1 NUNTIUS Published bi-weekly by the Nuntius staff of Grandville High School. STAFF Editor Jim Ohlman Assoc. Editor Steve Bosworth Feature Editor Doug Japinga Sports Editors Ed Fryling Dick Balkema Girls Sports Linda Bruin Business Manager Fred Brack Art Editor Joanne Groves Circulation Mgr. Delores Hall Typists Marilyn Zwyghuizen Ruth Nalley Rose Zandbergen Dan TerWe6 Bob Dykstra Terry Grooters John Brack John Stuckey Douglas Taylor Janice Sturgess Janet Meyers Betty Reminga Shirley Grooters Mr. James Parker limeographer Reporters Advisor Vmil 6 ziz Wcmfiua The Nuntius staff, made up of members of the Journalism class, put forth every effort to keep the student body well informed on the happenings around Grandville High. Under the direction of Mr, Parker, with Jim Ohlman as Editor, the staff had a very successful year. Keeping in mind the prin- ciples of good journalism, the staff published the bi-weekly newspaper. 38 ll 'IU' I FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Sarjeant, A. Paul, B. Peck, P. Warmelink. SECOND ROW: V. Van Hoeven C. Rinkevich, I. Bowen, S. Bosworth, R. Nalley. THIRD ROW: A. Byam, R. Smith, K. Koster, G. Peter- son, M. Zwyghuizen, W. Force. FOURTH ROW: E. Huyser, G. Bates, K. Atkinson, I. Barrett, indent' Huawei! Under Rikky Smith as President our Student Council participated in the Grand Valley Student Council, collected for the Community Chest, erected a bulletin board outside of school for the basketball schedule, and sponsored the All Grand Valley Dance. Something new was undertaken in the printing of student handbooks by the Student Council. Assisting as Vice President was Steve Bosworth, Secretary Marilyn Zwyghuizen and Treasurer Chuck Rinkevich. PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Rikky Smith Steve Bosworth Marilyn Zwyghuizen Charles Rinkevich Wanna Sacdetq ENIORS BACK ROW: D. Ohman Little G Peterson I Brack M, VerSluis, J, Kamp, L, Victor R, Smith FRONT ROW L Bruin P, Lambert, M, Zwyghuizen, S Groves Lamoreaux L, Goodale J 05' Ilitn O ul':' I .. Q... gl JUNIORS, BACK ROW: D, Hengeveld, J, Delonge, S, Bosworth, I Stelma, F, Brack, FRONT ROW: G, Bates, M, Bergman, R, Nalley K, Betteridge, SOPHOMORES, BACK ROW: T. Koning, F. MacEachron, D, Grinwrs K, Roberts, K, Walma, R, Motman, R, Gaunt, R, Andre, K, Vanden Bosch, D, Ritzma, D, Opple, FRONT ROW: M, Wohlford, M, White J, Davis, E. Huyser, J. Nichols, S, LaDuke, J, Bowen, R, Vosburg A. Keenan, K. Louwenaar, The W, J, Davies Chapter of the National Honor Society held an induction ceremony in the spring, for 15 seniors, receiving the N, H,S, pin, 9 juniors, receiving certificates, and 21 probationary members, receiving membership cards, The National Honor Society strives to create an enthusiasm in studies, stimulate a desire to render service, promote worthy leadership, and encourage the development of character in pupils. The scholastic average must be equal to a B, and the student must have attended Grandville High School for at least one year, The faculty sponsors of this organization, are Miss Janet Dilbeck, and Mr, Thad Docter, Dedate .s f Fred Brack John Brack Resolved: That the Federal Government should guarantee higher education to qualify high school graduates by giving grants to colleges and universities was the topic de- bated upon this year. Steve Bosworth and Fred Brack returned as veterans while Kelyn Roberts and John Brack turned out for their first season. Mr. Ponstein acted as their experienced coach. .fdlfzafzq Hia! The Library Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Guild, is a service club. The duties of the librarians is to check out books, keep file cards, and to help with reference work. The members are in the library certain hours of the day and after school. They are also graded on their work in the libraries. Besides the high school library they also help in the elementary library. Officers: President, Gloria Petersong Vice-President, Linda Bruin: Secretary, Charlene Langerak. 076054664 The annual Forensic Contest was held on March 13, 1956 at Lee High School. Participat- ing from Grandville were as follows: John Brack in Dramatic readings, Steve Bosworth and Earle Knoper in Humerous readings, Sharon Joppe in Original Orations, and Mary Slocum in Decla- mations. The speakers were under the direction of Miss Law, Speech teacher. 43 -v--,4u- 11,1 GENEVA VANDER LAAN 'Y 'KA 'saw 4 X.. Qgwm Y 7 l PAT IACOVONI 5 1 2 if e Q. DIANE BOSMAN 39' QQ, Y Aj ' ' 1 Q E , Q ? ' r , BETTY REMINGA 'F' ' v-1 . 1 5 . . 1 - gg ., s- 'Q L ' I A 'I I ' 142 . .Q -i 5 Q 1 -5 M Y -o . A . K af' if Z 16 Wawdtq The Varsity Club consists of boys who have made their letters 1n various sport part1c1pation Under the super vision of Mr Van Hartesveldt the club s Sponsor they have purchased a new candy case this year Some of thelr activities include Operating the con cession stand during the noon hours and at football and basketball games furnishing programs for the football games selling Christmas cards for the Athletic Benefit Fund and taking an active part IH the annual Fields Day held at Wedgewood Field, Steve Bosworth is the Club's President with Bill Roberts as Vice-President. Doug Japinga holds the Secretarial position with Jim Ohlman as Treasurer. 45 Idppe, Grooten, Launtzen, Jaarda, Randall Bruin, Ohler, Nichols VanderMolen Jlpping FIRST ROW: Bowen, Smith , Doom, Hills, Bronson, V a Vanspriell, Hanlon, Beukema, Harper. The Future Homemakers of America have had a very successful year, under the supervision of Miss Bedore, the club's Sponsor. One of their main achievements during the past year was their trick or treat night in which the members of the club went from house to house, in the Grandville area, collecting clothing for needy children, Their officers were as follows: President . . Sharon Joppe Vice-President . Ruth Nalley Secretary . Elaine Van Hoven Treasurer . . Sandra Joppe Dine, Keenan, Bruin, The Girls' Athletic Association is an organization devoted to the promotion of the enjoy'ments of sports, physical health, and good sportsmanship. Their activities include play nights, parties, and intra- mural tournaments. Their officers were as follows: President . . . Linda Bruin Vice-President . Sharon Gort Secretary . . . Ruth Nalley Treasurer . . . June Bowen Recording Secretary . . . . . Marsena Wohlford Advisor . .Miss Evelyn Dworak - 7eea4 FIRST ROW J Applebach I Bowen B Hrghgate V Nessner G Bates K Atkmson J Groves L Harper R Fountarn L Ohler L Goodale D Hall S Lamoreaux N Verburg D Melrnn SECOND ROW P Sterken J Davrs S Groorers G Carrns D Tuttle S Brnney E Randall J Nrchols V VanHoeven D Bosman I Meyers S Hendrrcksen N Pullen A Jlpprng S Bush L Ger meraad J Land THIRD ROM Mrs Lundy M VerStrate M Zwyghurzen G Rerster G Caxrns S Zurdema K Betterrdge D Abbott D Alkema I Oosterrnk P DeYoung P Mauk S Gorr M Seekman G VanderLaan G Drekema M Brower BACK ROW M Bergman M Xxhue M Kronemeyer F Savage S Joppe C Sutton K Lauwenaar I Doelder M VanderMoore M VerSlu1s G Peterson L Vugteveen E Vanl-Ioeven R Nalley M Wolhford K Koster The Grandvrlle Y Teens Club has had a very successful year Mrs Lundy serves the club as advrsor wrth Karen Koster as Presrdent, Sharon Joppe as Vrce Presrdent, Nancy Pullen as Secretary, and Gerry Bates as Treasurer The year was very actrve as they entertarned the Rockford Y Teens before the Grandv1lle Rockford game, dressed dolls for the Santa Claus grrls, decorated the goal posts for home football games took part rn the varrous fund campargns, and had a Teachers' Day These are a few of the many act1v1t1es rn whrch they partrcrpated 47 I .' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , - , . . 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' flvh lose a debate, ilm dog Nsgative Tian, J and Frvd Erick: The BulliTf 5 i 2-6 as thvj 13:2 W ba+5s ti l,f Hl,h 5? tuf Christmas vacnb , lt si. lj LL QA1la1nCG una 21 Pa': actually Q dfzgifs in l. in affirmssitx 'Mlm Q Dries a- list th: Tjflily. ncfwugve team agx f.: F'fSilT' i 1L uvbftns a- igihft 7g lf liiivw tlv tfam in A Mlf' ll r . fEg4LTi' ' 4 Thr F155 3vhA H- ir Ee- gan Trj:'t5 , 7 ' fffxgfti , Jaxviry Lzh. ll 'y v Eid is Jn, sf tg- 5 ttf: - kugwn Gil- '3Ft and Eulllvrz musicil:- nH.M.S. P1n:fCPa,H Kiss Van Allsburg is var flffg d with thf quality and qgutity if the members wh: tri F Cut fc? the if ts. ihf sift lbr tha !Yt per- etta is IS filliwsz Jsscphine- Peg Lmnbercg put ,leap-Virginia Alleng C gain igb -Lirsn Koster5 Female Chivas--S. Grostgrs, G, ieiitir, E. Tan oevzn, G. VQP- 51' f -3 'ti g.r1'3l Q' 1' gs. D11 wi . . W ,iz union P649 The first dramatic effort of the class of 57 proved to be a huge success. Produced and directed by Miss Law, One Foot In Heaven was given November 17 and 18. The cast was as follows: Reverend Fraser Spence . . . Jerry Stelma Reverend Wm. H. Spence . . Steve Bosworth Hope Spence .... Hartzell . . Eileen . . . Dr. Romer. . Mrs. Cambridge . Mrs. Jellison . Mrs. Digby. . Georgie . . Molly. . Ronny. . . . , ,Fay Savage ,Dennis Hengeveld Karol Atkinson . Fred Brack . Pat De Young . Geraldine Bates , Edith Bement . Bob Dykstra Betty Reminga . Gerry Braun Louise , , Letty . . . Mrs. Sandow . Major Cooper . Maria ..... Bishop Sherwood . Director .... Student Director . Business Manager Stage Manager . . Head Usher. . Prompter . , , Sharon Joppe .Patricia Iacovoni Geraldine Lidgard . Gordon Mclntyre . Rosalie Farwell . . Stanley Davis . . Miss Law . .lim Barrett . Labon Bolling . Gerald Alberda . .Patty Mauk , Ruth Nalley The setting of One Foot lr. Heaven was in Rev, and Mrs, Spence's new home, and the scenes displayed the trials and tribulations of a minister's family trying to set a good ex- ample for the community, but also trying to live a normal life. Everyone who saw the play enjoyed it, and we think that CONGRATULATIONS are in order for the class of 57 for putting on such a good production. R+' 'Q A , . . .. 3 l, ' 'A Q K - .V A JV' X f , X 1 N x 256 If ' 1 , I a - er R -A , 6 4 BG r 9- ' 1 K x D. Abbott, G. Alberda, P. Albright, D. Alkema, V. Allen, D. Anderson, J. Appleback, K. Atkinson, I. Barrett, G. Bates, E. Bement, J. Bergman, M. Bergman, K. Betteridge, J. Blackburn, L. Bolling, R. Bosgraaf, S. Bosworth, F. Brack, G. Braun, I. Bronson, L. Brown, A. Carr, E. Crowner, S. Davis, S. Decker, J. Delonge, P. 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