Grandville High School - Paramount Yearbook (Grandville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1958 volume:

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K, I N .A A' ,Sl X if ..... -P f . .5 F. ... , j 5: its? xi I M , ' .' r 2 - . . S , A X.. . L 3 S fa f gras:-,L.,,,s :S 5 .. 4 ,5 M 3, ji img? 5 if s 'Z Q - Q f be f-5 , - .lk x X. N 5 si x X Q- .xt Dedication As this our last year at Grandville High School draws to a close, we fully realize the great part that you have played in our lives. As our principal you have been an integral part of each phase of student activity. Through your regard for the individual you have rendered to us inspiration and encouragement. Because of your guidance, your untiring efforts, and capable leadership, we the class of 1958 respectfully dedicate our Para- mount to you, Mr. DeWitt. kdah Moody vl.A., B.A. vi.S.U., Calvin, Ferris Xmerican Literature, inglish Literature, Eng- ish Composition, Rhet- Jric Rosemary Riddering LS. fV.M.U. 'th and 8th grade Art, -l.S. Art, 9th grade Eng- ish ldwin 'lglor ' ' -W l'.B.', 'Kg .S I of M, M.S.N.C. iuperintendent Richard Ortquist B.A. Hope U.S. History, Eng- lish 10, American Government Donald Rinkus A .B. , M.A. Hope, U of M, w.M.U. Chemistry, Biology Marie ten Hoor B.A. Vanderbilt U., U of M, Middlebury English lO, German French I Wanda Pomeroy B.A. W.M.U. Geometry, Commer- cial Arithmetic Rex Roseman B.S. M.S.U., Alma Boys Physical Educa tion Arthur Ponstein A.B. Hope American Govern- ment, Economics Wilbur Stoltz M.A. U of M Consumer Economics, Business Training, Bookeeping Elizabeth Van Allsburg Fred Van Hartesveldt B.S. A.B. Grand Rapids Jr. Col- Hope lege, W.M.U. Biology, Science, Choir, Glee Clubs Am. History 5 Charlotte Price B.S., M.A. M.S.U., U of W Home Economics I, II, and Ill, Family Living Jean Stuart B.S. Central Michigan Girls Physical Educa- tion Herman Willms B.S. U of I, U of M Joumalism, English,9 World History Mrs. Van Dyke Mrs. Kreiser Mrs. Stuckey office of the Principal office of the Superintendent office of the Superintendent Office Personnel Maintenance Personnel lst ROW: Harvey Barons, Dick Oberly, Melvin Kronemeyer 2nd ROW: Ray Eshenour, Mel Van Volkenburg. 3rd ROW: Gil Wondergem, Henry Beherns. Bus Drivers Mel Van Volkenburg, Donald Bun- ning, William Dudas 6 3 L A 3 5 s - 5 LLL E 2 f .L -LL ..,. X W W ALKAA A f 5 mmmxmrwiww - Mlmmvjwiw , W km L L L.LL....,,:,.,L,.L.. X L H A11 5:4 X V fm Lf X WW M f'XY1 'Wf'2k'xavf'-'gfww--:W-ff-hmm-wwf: .WQLM-V LL,L LL LL L - J 5- L 3 L , L - 1 '--- L x LL ,L LL L 1 .L L - LL , , ,ML ILL :L M2Lgii,L.M FLWLL, .. --L-,,L,L,- Lv I 2 L Newh- L 4 Q, Q5 :SSW mfxxgx. mix M SW www ' M-X J, 4 3 L QL X s 3? 2 a . NT- N.-N. I F L Q v'f? 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Burman, P. Burman, E. Crowner. LaV. Crowner, C. Curths, J. De Kome, S. De Kraker, J. De Puit, P. De Wilde, N. Dill. H. Dine, S. Doom, A. Douma, B. Drowne, L. Ewing, C. Fish, J. Flipse. R. Ford, R. Groendyke, J. Goudzwaard, G. Haan, E. Haner, S. Haner, M. Harker. G. Harwood, J. Haveman, R. Hawkins, L. Hemmes, J. Hen- ning, S. Henry, J. Herrema. J. Heyboer, R. Holdren, C. Holleman, R. Holmgren, S. Hoppen, C. Howe, P. Hulse- bus. R. Hulsebus, M. Huyser, J. Jaarda, A. Jenkins, R. Johnson, T. Keller, L. Kielhom. W. Kirkby, W. Klawiter, B. Knipp, D. Koning, E. Kornoelse, L. Kort, S. Koster. - Q is ,I ' ,if as! i ft ' ' 1 af .. - 3.25. w-use ft a ff ,ff 1 4 Q 5 ,H ... Q 5 if ,. ,-, ,, -1. H+ ' - '-:: W al 5 , 3 -b.' ' if ' --.. .. llt- I , ,, if. l . '! ..:if:. it my , ?S J, , sing E. .:,, gf me , nw Q.. iff- Nil 'fm K- . M . . . Ji .. S 55813, ,E fx gm.. .. E 15 C. Kronemeyer, S. Lampen, M. LaVigne, J. Lemon, J. Lind- berry, R. Looman, J. Mac Donald. J. Mann, M. Mann, L. Mar- shall, R. McCarthy, T. Mc- Intyre, D. McLenithan, G. Messer. T. Messer, J. Mitchell, M. Mitchell, M. Mosier, D. Nederveld, L. Nederveld, K. Opple. C. Ottenwess, J. Paulson, B. Quans, V. Quincannon, V. Randall, R. Rands, L. Reyn- hout. L. Riddering, P. Riemersma, C Roersma, T. Saunders, N. Schmidt, N. Schneider, J. Schreur. G. Seabert, J. Shaffer, S. Shattuck, C. Sidnam, C, Smith B. Sperling, M. Squires. D. Stadt, B. Starks, C. Stef- fens, D. Stehouwer, R. Stone- house, G. Striplin, S. Sturgess. S. Sytsma, N. Takens, B. Thee- uwes, T. Thomas, J. Timmer, J. Timmer, B. Timmerman. C. Tuinstra, J. Tuttle, J. Vzarski, L. Vanden Berg, R. Vander Jagt, J. Vander Wall, J. Van Dyke. J. Van Vlerah, H. Veeninga, N. Veldheer, J. Vredevoogd, M. Warmelink, M. Watson, B. Weaver. B. Weaver, P. Webster, V. Webster, L. Wielenga, D. Wie- renga, B. Wilson, L. Woodburn. J. Wykoff, D. Zwyghuizen. iw dis Q, 535 W 'Rag A . wekxfg ik dl .- dk. A Sophomores Q55 X x 1 -S 9 .ww :,, . R... . . t -I Y: we -sl. . 1 . . ., . , -5,. tt , .. xr- ., ,,,...., . . L l l , . f 4, . ,Si s Q .. I .W 5 'S 'QP Q ar f . Egg, .5 Xml, A N nhl. M Q ' - li 1. VQI- x I 1 ,,.,, ' ' 5 1 Q , I '+f: A Q A ' L l V A was K, S so ' A . A Q3 3 ,Q ,... : :.E , Q59 . ..L, , a I . . 5, K. . Fil . ....- . Kgilii :. A A im 3- 'S fri 3 V . S NS. Y s ji? .-.. se J K , N OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Gary Ensing VICE-PRESIDENT: Marsha Gierkey SECRETARY: Barbara Grant TREASURER: Sandra Korten if . wh A Ns. ! fi wg .2 wr W . si. . t K is Elia .4 ...J as . it sei' .5 D. Abbott, B. Atkinson, R. Baker, S. Baldega, J. Beak, S. Behrens, D. Bellgraph. R. Bergman, G. Boersen, B. Bosworth, J. Brack, M. Brown, B. Brown, B. Burton. T. Christensen, R. Ciapara, P. Clelland, T. Clelland, C. Cothran, D. Davidson, R. Davis. A. Deal, K. DeY0ung, R. De- Young, R. DeKome, E. Dick- man, D. Dine, D. Dixon. J. Doelder, D. Donnelly, J. Douma, D. Doyle, D. DuBois, C. Dykhuizen, A. Emmons. L. Fennema, C. Fields, B. Fis- cher, J. Follett, E. Foltice, C. Force, D. Freehafer. C. Gates, N. Gill, J. Goodale, R. Cort, P. Greenwold, E. Griihorst, J. Hackett. F. Hamilton, R. Haney, D. Hanlon, G. Harper, C. Hendrik sen, J. Hengeveld, L. Herring. J. Heukels, J. Hooker, W. Hud enka, J. Huffstickler, V. Huls, G. Jacobus, T. Japinga. B. Jonick, R. Joppe, J. Kingma L. Klawiter, C. Klont, R. Kon- ing, L. LaDuke. B. Langerak, D. Lardie, K. Leedy, T. Lemke, S. Lowing, H. Lowing, D. Lubbers. . gg .Q ffm ig .f 5. 5' 3 35.3 mr? 'Q N ' ii Q: ',,' ff? N Ei- -'Tir V J Y fs 'ms 'iv- . , . . ll .xi s ,K+ . wg? ,. x 4' 'Q' wig. FP 1? i 2F ,L 1 .Ai 1' .3912 iff? 13 .. I viii' ' . ..I 5 jf . ' 3 f us N 5 'N 13? X mb sl 55 is l +- X A M ,J J if is Q . . Qi .. L wr -M... K, 3 2.9.2 G . ..,,. Q 1 f f F if H . M, .MI -' + ' . I M . . EE.. ,. . Q -F asia! fl? ku rs ,X an-, 'fx f -zksfig ...S J .d z -ra 5 S .4 'g:. . di' W, .- 4 47 sniff ,Q .. S .Q g ...J V 4 X' e 'K S' :B we sus. 3 ,,.,: wr .la D. Lunquist, G. Mack, J. Mac- Owan, R. Manning, S. Marshall J. Marz, S. Mauk. K. McClow, J. McCord, D. McCullough, C. McIntyre, M. Mclntyre, R. Mercer, S. Mer- sing. J. Miles, M. Miller, R. Nalley, L. Nessner, B. Nichols, L. Nix- son, J. Ohler. D. Ohlman, D. Olsen, G. Oosterink, J. Perrin, J. Peters, S. Polakowski, B. Poll. J R. Potter, R. Pullen, J. Rickert, J. Riemersma, N. Ritzema, R. Roberts, G. Roberts. C. Roelofs, D. Roest, J. Scholten, R. Scholten, S. Scho- oley, D. Schneider, R. Schuit- man. R. Seekman, E. Snyder, J. Stelma, C. Stoel, E. Ten- Hoopen, T. Thompson, J. Thompson. J. Timmer, J. Trimpse, J. Van Dam, T. Vandenberg, E. Vander Laan, M. Vander-moore, S. Vander Wall. F. Vander Wood, R. Van De Weg, B. Van Hoeven, E. Van Karnpen, D. Van Karnpen, E. Van Meter, P. Van Noord. D. Van Putten, J. VanTil, C. Ver Hage, J. Ver Strate, J. Vertregt, V. Vis, S. Visser. C. Voetburg, J. Walma, J. Warmelink, P. Webber, B. Welch, L. Westra, J. Westra.. J. Wood, R. Wynsma, D. Yer- rick, D. Zandbergen, R. Zand- bergen. X OFFICERS J ' PRESIDENT: Lee DeRidder u n VICE-PRESIDENT: Dale Scheerhom SECRETARY: Sandra Carpenter A TREASURER: Keith Louwenaar 9, .1'Q. J J . C. Alberda, R. Alvemn, 1. '1 'Q . Ammeraal S. Anderson S. 4 J 3 Andre, D. Antonini. , 1 I '- -' .. .- J C B. AQQQQQLM. Axdorff, R. Bagin, S. Barnard . Becker, D N. Beckholtf'-'-I-Q '5- Q Q M. Beukema, L. Blackburn, P. Blouw, M. Bouma, J. Bron- , son, H. Brower. Z I 'IEQQE 5 S. Brugel, B. Bruin, J. Bruin, at 1, 'J J D. Cole, S. Davis, J. DeJonge A B. DeKraker, S. De Wilde, C. an . Dme- ' . . f.:.....,-.. . s - - f - w. -:::'zxaQ5:g.a,. ' f- , I I I ....,,, Qqzz A A. Dodde, P. Doom, L. Doyle, Q Y KF . B. Evans, M. Ewing, D. Flan- agan, T. Fletcher, J. Flipse, . T. Gibbs. mf' , r ... C ENB C. Ciddings, T. Godlewski, M. , N. ,,,, Graham, J. Green, J. Gromko, 'f ., Q B. Hall. JN J. Hall, A. Hamstra, J. Han- lon, P. Hanlon, J. Hayes, S. Helms. M. Hemmes, J. I-leydenburg, G. I-liddema, G. Hills, A.Hin- ken, K. Holleman. son D Keenan, M. Klunder, D. Jaarda, R. James, D. John- ,,.,. q ., , ,i B. Komng. .. C. Bush, L. Cieria-aan, S. Clark. H. Eisen, L. Eisen, B. Elenbaas. sr S -X 'S . if A 'Nj Q . .ASQ YR JC . ..., ,,,. 5 W' , I.-we - fit..-IF J .sf .ge I . . 'Q qi 4 bl? of . I ,, .ax r V. 3. N mf J 'gig - Q5 W. T 'ws Q 5. .. .. . A if Q K Q' if . 'Yi m wiki' S S W , , 5':, - M ?wf Q., , , . sf 14 D. , J. Kridler, K. K1-onemeyer, E. Knoper, R. Kuzma, G. . S. Lauritzen, D. Looman, B. Lowing, C. McCrath, L. Mek- kes, V. Meyers. K. Mills, R. Mitchell, M. McKinley, S. McLenithan, B. Modderman, D. Mosier. B. Mulder, J. Nelson, R. Nix- son, J. Patefield, A. Paul, J. Paul. B. Peck, J. Princer, M. Qualls, L. Raterink, G. Redding, L. Reed. J. Reister, E. Riemersma, J. Rivers, R. Robrahn, R. Salis- bury, C. Salmon. R. Sarjeant, J. Smith, P. Smith, B. Snip, B. Snip, C. Snyder. R. Stewart, D. Sutter, C. Thompson, E. Thompson, W. Topp, G. VanBuskirk. D. Vandenberg, R. Vanden- bosch, M. VanderJagt, D. Vandei-Kolk, F. Vander Molen, J. Vander Molen. G. Vanderwall, F. VanKampen, F. Van Meter, L. Van Spriell, L. Van Spriell, D. Veldlieer. D. Vredevoogd, P. Warmelink, W. Wierenga, W. Winglar, R. Wojtas, R. Yerrick. E. Zandbergen, D. Zwart, A. Zwyghuizen, M. Zwyghuizen. Seven Sisters A large Czechoslovakian family is im- beded in traditions-one of which is that daughters shall be married according to age. This sets the stage for Mitzi, a mar- riage-minded miss, who is third in line for marriage. Her schemes cause much con- fusion and merriment as Mitzi triumphs. Directed by Miss Patricia Law Mrs. Gyurkovics. Katinka ...... Sari . . . Ella . Mitzi . . . Tar Ka . . . Liza . . . Klara ....... Col. Radviany . . Gida Radviany . . Ferenz Horkoy . . Michael Sandorffy Toni Teleki .... Jan Ko ...... 15 Carolyn Becker Sandra Carpenter Barbara Peck Janice Hanlon Joyce Bruin Diane Keenan Karen Mills Lynn Van Spriell Lee DeRidder William Top Stephan Barnard Randolph Sarjeant Larry Van Spriell . . .William Bruin K f-Q3 In A mn J 9-21 .1 3 - 1 an 5 5 W E 'vu I, x 15. n: L5 ,E 5: E VI ol 5 at 'U E GI 5 2 0 'E 4: :A E 2 3 ru I 6 Q.. :f1 E an ad -. H .2 8 E D uf -I-1 1: S'-I 0 L5 J an M ui Q eu Q mi - v-1 n-4 0 'o o nn U 'E eu E ev Q ui 2 .99 D5 2 4: .3 OJ I0 I-1 E na I E cn ni 5 2 Q nl 5 li 'U ll! m vi .3 .5 at -C o nl O O M.. v .ff 3 if M of sf O 3. E O .C E 5 G.. as E .2 l'1 o I 2 H. su .2 3 .2 Z -5 oh .E di H.. ea .3 rf -5 Q.. zu E .ll o in L5 nf E aa 'U E. 5 Z fi .2 L5 3 N r: 3 :s .3 :si Af 5 ci 5 at .r: 43 wr si cd E U Q 32 4: 0 3 U 5. 2 E ni E 5 af E 2 s: E '75 sl' uf .2 -ie L2 ui :T 2 o 5 U1 I-5 E 3 0 .z ai cd e achron, C . Reister. E 30 D. Grinwis, R. Motman, A. Paul, F. M SCHEDULE start this o a slow y got off t Varsit Bulldog The Opponent Grandville struck the which bug :x C c m ull Z 4 o 'S o OJ as :J 'U s: o UI eu cu Vl 6 6 '7 9 0 5 'I 7 ' l'l 8 l'l nation. However, led by co-captains Fred Mac Sept. 20 Zeela d . . . . 0 Eachron and Chuck Rinkevich the team recovered Oct. 4 Lee . . . . . 25 quickly and fought its way to second plac in the Oct. 11 Lowell . . . . 7 confere ce with a 4-1-1 record. Oct. 18 Rockford . . . 14 Oct. 25 Wyoming ..... . . 25 2 Nov. 1 E. Grand Rapids . . . . .13 2 Nov. 8 Godwin ..... . . 32 Nov. 15 Kelloggsville . . . . 26 'G L FU CU .Q -H O O LL Fred Mac Eachron, Co-captains: R. in- R 011 seman, D Rex Ro Coaches -E .0 5 U -I Q an .ae o :S .G O 3 June Bowen, Fred Macliachron--Queen and King Homecoming I957 Attendants Mary Brower Janice Hanlon Diane Bosman Esther I-Iuyser 18 Cross-Countr STANDING, Left to Right: Mr. Dudas, Howard Brower, Jerry Hackett, Paul Stadt, .lim l-leydenburg, Earl Knoper Howard Oosterink. KNEELING: Gary Haan, Jon Baker, Curtis Stoel, Glenn Roberts, Lloyd Herring. MISSING FROM PICTURE: George Schambach, Richard James. The cross -country team, headed by sophomore Glenn Roberts, completed a success- ful season this year gathering valuable experience as well as finishing fourth in Valley competition. Losing only Paul Stadt and Howard Oosterink through graduation, the future of Grandville's cross-country team appears to be bright. 19 TOP ROW: Larry Nixon, Charles Sidnam, Russell Davis, Ron De Young, Tim Thompson, Gary Ensing. 2nd ROW: Jim Tuttle, Dick Nalley, Jim Kingma, Gary Oosterink, Tom Lempke, Coach Bradford. 3rd ROW: Brian Bosworth, Jim Van Til, Ray Joppe, Bernard Fischer, Theo Christensen, Coach Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Gary Mack, Berry Bosworth, Jim Brack, Larry Nessner, Dave Van Putten, Mike McIntyre, Al Emmons. Reserve Football The Grandville Junior Varsity finished their season with a 3-l-2 record, capturing second place in the Valley race. Freshman Football TOP ROW: Bill Bosworth, Larry Kort, Bob Bourterse, Pete Hulsebus, Dave Stehouwer, Walter Adrian, Jim Tim- mer. 2nd ROW: Harlow Dine, Jerry Herrema, Frank Doty, Dennis McLenithan, Jim Mitchell, Larry Brown, Coach Holmlund. 3rd ROW: Gene Ansorge, Walter Klawiter, Holden Lowing, Lynn Brown, Lee Bosworth, Dale Wierenga, Jami Bochheim. 1 ,H il. 1 :mv Cheerleaders CLOCKWISE, Starting at Top: Barbara Peck, Karen Mills, Geneva Vander Laan, June Bowen, Diane Bosman, Janice Hanlpn. 21 Xl ni? 'VH K8 'M ' An Mi ,V Y M ff if ,dLx4xk05,.f2i if , 2 J LJQX N5 ,fits 'Q it we x 43 ji YZ, 1 3. K' A N' f it f jI 5-1 'W 'L' fu' 3? gk Q , if? fi ff ai O v-1 U D0 -v-4 I nd 05 s: -ra 3 O r-l di a N E 5 d Q. C I- O E cu Cl '-S EE. O Q ui uf 'U cs ui ad ci af GJ IL' S2 E5 v5 Fc.. o F4 as 3 ad PE. 5 lil L5 5 2 H. 3. P1 cu I lj AE gi H. CD E3 -3 S. O S 2 OJ .Z 3 as LH.. :v ni I-4 U nn: OD V1 O cn L5 ,-a v-1 U J: 0 .ti 2 f-3 C.. N E U -4 -1 O rn' va 0 F1 fr-4 I3 U' cn 2 N.. 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SOPH- OMORES: Jim VanTil, Gary Ensing, Tom Lempke, Jim Brack, Barbara Atkinsen, Terry Japinga, Betty Benton, Barbara Grant. OFFICERS: Phil Smith, Treasurer, Mr. Ponstein, Advisor, Chuck Rinkevich, President, June Bowen, Secretary, Fred MacEachron, Vice Pres- ident. r,f,..1.,N,W., r..,r. . ,, , . , ,,,r , M. , , r.,h,., .,. . . JUNIORS: Phil Smith, Dave Zwart, Lee DeRid- der, Dick Mosier, Joyce Bruin, Marsha Bouma, Carolyn Becker, Bill Bruin. FRESHMAN: David Nederveld, Bill Bosworth, Dick DeRidder, Dick Groendyke, Susan Schenman, Pat DeWilde, Jac queling Haveman, Jim Mitchell. Student Council The 1957 -58 year was a very busy one for the Student Council. Our first project, an apple -selling contest in con- junction with the Grandville I.G.A. was a tremendous success, with the council making over one hundred dollars. To improve the all-high parties sponsored by the council, a combination radio and record player was purchased. In addition to this a modern coat-checking system was inaug- urated to facilitate the large crowds at the basketball games and dramatic productions. The council was active in the affairs of the Grand Valley Student Council with one of the members, F. MacEachron, serving as its president. 24 in fx, Wg af fat. Y .. 5533 Q54 qw: wmxxmm we S 1st ROW: Miss Bedore, Jeanne Kridler, Carole Mclntyre, Virginia Nessner, Harleen Bagin, Karen Mills, June Bowen, Evalyn Randall, Rosemary Gort, Marcia Ewing, Carol Klant, Cheryl Roelofs, Virginia Huls, Sandra Lam- pen, Lynne Riddering, Sharon Hoppin, Sharon Doorn, Cheryl Curths, Virginia Randall, Nancy Beld, Noreen Dill. 2nd ROW: Jackie Haveman, Barbara Bergman, Jean De Korne, Susan Scheneman, Bonnie Wilson, Edna Van Meter, Dorothy McCullough, Ruth Seekman, Sally Mauk, Diane Schneider, Renee Van De Weg, Terre Japinga, Betty Bur- ton, Nancy Gill, Sharon Vander Wall, Sally Schooley, Jean Follette, Susan Behrens, Judy McCord, Sue Marshall, Janyce Ver Tregt, Barbara Atkinson. 3rd ROW: Carolyn Smith, Faye Ammeral, Annette Douma, Sharon Visser, Judy Shreur, Sherry Lowing, Judy Timmer, Joyce Bruin, Muriel Zwyhuizen, Margaret Qualls, Marcia Ewing, Arlene Zwyhuizen, Vereen Myers, Barbara Peck, Bonnie Modderman, Virginia Van Hoeven, Judy Nichols, Linda Reed, Gloria Hills, Lynne Van Spriell, Rosalie Mitchell, Barbara Grant. 4th ROW: Vicki QuinCannon, Elaine Dickman, Sandra Korten, Marsha Gierkey, Hermina Dekkinga, Donna Olsen, Diane Lardie, Karen McClow, Nancy Takens, Sharon De Wilde, Edith Vander Laan, Mary Vander Moore, Carolyn Voetberg, Linda Marshall, Dora Mae Vander Kolk, Ruth Vanden Bosch, Carolyn Ver Hege, Pat De Wilde, Sue Hooker. F. H. A. G. A. A. lst ROW: Rosalie Mitchell, Lynn Van Spriell, Joyce Nelson, Gloria Hills, Judy Bronson, Diane Keenan, Charlene McGrath, Pat Warmelink, Judy Timmer, Linda Reed, Sharon Visser, Cheryl Curths, Judy Schreur, Sharon Doorn, Bonnie Paul, Virginia Randall, Virginia Webster, Constance Bosgraaf, Virginia Nessner, Sharon Sturgess, Judy De Puit, Carole Mclntyre, Harleen Bagin. Znd ROW: Linda La Duke, Dawn Bosman, Jean De Korne, Susan Schene- man, Bonnie Wilson, Betty Qualls, Sharon I-Ioppen, Jackie Haveman, Noreen Dill, Susan Marshall, Karen De Young, Terry Japinga, Sharon Vander Wall, Betty Burton, Sally Schooley, Sherry Lowing, Ruth Seekrnan, Sally Mauk, Diane Schneider, Renee Van De Weg, Dorothy McCullough, Sandra Sytsma, Jeanne Follett, Susan Behrens, Judy McCord, Janyce Vertregt, Edna VanMeter. 3rd ROW: Barbara Atkinson, Sandra Korten, Elaine Dickman, Barbara Grant, Marsha Gierkey, Judy Van Dyke, Barbara Starks, Vicki QuinCannon, Annette Douma, Carolyn Smith, Jaye Ammeraal, Joyce Bruin, Mary Graham, Mary Beukema, Arlene Zwyghuizen, Evalyn Randall, June Bowen, Judy Nichols, Virginia VanHoeven, Donna Dine, Deanna Lundquist, Bonnie Welch, Geraldine Boersen, Judy Wood, Gloria Harper. 4th ROW: Mrs. Stewart, Marijo Miller, Sandra Carpenter, Janice Hanlon, Carole Cothran, Donna Olsen, Hermina Dekkinga, Edith Vander Laan, Linda Marshall, Sharon DeWilde, Elaine Zandbergen, Pat Greenwold, Janet Walma, Karen McClow, Isla Ammeraal, Avis Keenan, Linda Blackburn, Dora Mae Vander Kolk, Carolyn Voetberg, Marcia Bouma, Carol Sutton, Marsena Wohlford, Sue Hooker. 'ft Q 'X ' 'in-...M STANDING: Mrs. Guild, Diane Keenan, Mary Slocum, Dora Mae Vander Kolk, Kelvin Kronemeyer, Berry Bos- worth, Bill Bruin, Larry Doyle. SITTING: Wilma Werringa, Carol Sutton, Esther I-Iuyser, Joyce Bruin. Library Club French Club SITTING: Mary Graham, Judy Nichols, Marsha Bouma, Charlene McCrath. 2nd ROW: Bruce Lowing, Avis Keenan Dick Salisbary, Janice Davis, Bonnie Place, Barbara Atkinson, Sandra Korten, Judy Rivers. 3rd ROW: Tom Schoo ley, Phil Smith, Dick Mosier, Chuck Rinkevich, Melinda White, Charlene Langerak. wJ-ff-,al - W Ken Walma Kelyn Roberts Fred MacEachron David Opple Debate STANDING: Fred MacEachron, Ken Walma, Kelyn Roberts. SITTING: David Opple, Barry Bosworth, Brian Bosworth, Karen McClow. 1. tt 'thx-,ws-vw 'emma-v -,rs x nwsan-srswa1 The debaters, although not pos- sessing an excellent record, gained much valuable experience in public speaking and clear thinking. Pre- senting an argument clearly and effectively is the main objective to be reached by an affirmative debater. Fred MacEachron and David Opple, during this their first year of debating, did a good job in this respect and lost most of their debates by a narrow margin. Ken Walma and Kelyn Roberts, the regular negative debaters, had the more successful year of the two tearns. The assistance of debate coach, Arthur Ponstein, was invaluable to the team. sie 3? is W Us 25134 S 5 lst ROW: Phil Smith, Larry Van Spriell, Ron McC1ow, Tom Schooley, Lee DeRidder, Bob Mulder, Bob Goebel, Dale Scheerhorn. 2nd ROW: Carl Hamilton, Jim Stelma, Steve Bamard, Bill McIntyre, Ray Beltz, Carl Riester, Bill Van Hoeven, Ken Walma, Ray Shoemaker. 3rd ROW: Mr. Van Hartesveldt, Ken Meyers, Wes Willison, Paul Stadt, Larry Nixon, Jim Trempe, Gary Ensing, Dick Fredrick, Ron Motman. 4th ROW: Howard Oosterink, Fred Mac Eachron, Chuck Rinkevich, Lyle Mekkes, Don Grinwis, Keith Louwenaar, Dave Zwart, Dave Sweigart, Tom Koning. President, Ron Motmang Vice -President, Ken Walmag Treasurer, Tom Schooley, Secretary, Dale Scheerhorn. Varsity Club With the school concession stands for revenue, the Varsity Club is active in almost all school activities. This club consists of letter winners in all varsity sports. Their many functions are varied. They elect a Queen for the Homecoming, Besides providing football programs, they help with junior high and ninth grade basketball games. They also sell season tickets for basketball and football games. With Mr. Van Hartesveldt as their sponsor, they have had a successful year. 30 FIRST ROW: Gloria Harper, Karen De Young, Ruth De Kome, Carol McIntyre, Jeanne Kridler, Lynn Van Spriell, June Bowen, Sharon Mersing, Janice Davis, Ann Deal, Virginia Nessner, Yvonne Heydenberg, Pat Young, Terre Japinga, Sue Marshall, Sharon Visser, Sherry Lowing, Linda Reed. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Lundy, Judy Timmer, Karen Mills, Mary Beukema, Mary Graham, Arlene Zwghuizen, Evalyn Randall, Rosemary Gort, Janice Hanlon, Sandra Carpenter, Bonnie Place, Judy McCord, Ruth Seekman, Sally Mauk, Diane Schneider, Jeanne Follett, Marijo Miller, Nancy Gill, Betty Burton. THIRD ROW: Virginia Vis, Sharon Vander Wall, Susan Behrens, Sally Schooley, Barbara Atkinson, Janyce Vertregt, Edna Van Meter, Marjorie Vander Jagt, Mary Riddering, Vereen Meyers, Judy Nichols, Virginia Van Hoeven, Geneva Vander Laan, Marva Seekman, Mary Brower, Gwen Diekema Charlene Langerak, Karen McClow. Y-Teens Hi-Y FIRST ROW: Jim Perrin, Ray Beltz, Bill McIntyre, Barry Bosworth, Larry Van Spriell Ken Holleman Larry Wood burn, John Van Dam, Dick Donnelly, Carl Hamilton, Ron McClow. SECOND ROW: ,Don Zandbergen, Curt Force, Bill Van Hoeven, Doug Hanlon, Mike McIntyre, Jim Brack, Dave Van Putten, Dale Scheerhorn, Don Grinwis, Ke- lyn Roberts, Ross Roberts, Phil Smith, Mr. Buning. THIRD ROW: Gary Ensing, Ed Foltice, Larry Nixon, Randy Sarjeant, Paul Hanlon, Ray Shoemaker, Dick Frederick, Lyle Mekkes, Keith Louwenaar, Tom Schooley, Bob Goe- bel, Dave Sweigart, Paul Van Noord. TJ N K I I I ' .4 .54 U ... I-4 GJ 'U CD 54 Lv.. fo K-4 cu .c o ..- oi C? O C C 5 U3 -A O H R! 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FOURTH ROW: Elaine Dickman, Judy Rivers, Joan Douma, Pat De Wilde, Carolyn Ver Hage, Pat Webster, Jo- anne Heyboer, Sandra Korton, Barbara Grant, Carolyn Voetburg, Hermina Dekkinga, Lynn Marshall, Mary Vander Moore, Joyce Flippe, Edith Vander Laan, Jacqueline Havernan, Diane Lardie, Sue Behrens, Sharon Vander Wall. Girls' Glee Club Boys' Glee Club FIRST ROW: Larry Doyle, Jim Stelma, Bob Weaver, Dale Wierenga, Ray Ford, Walt Adrian, Mike Mosier, Lynn Brown, Sam Haner, Miss Van Allsburg. SECOND ROW: Larry Brown, Hisko Veeninga, Jack Scholten, Gary Haan, Larry Ewing, Jim Tuttle, Larry Nederveld, John Vredevoogd, Glenn Roberts, Dave Van Putten. THIRD ROW: Bill Van Hoeven, Charles Sidnam, Ron De Young, Gary Oosterink, Jay Doelder, Phil Riemersma, Mike Mclntyre, Tom Lemke, Jim Van Til, Curt Force, Jim Perrin. FOURTH ROW: Ed Grifhoist, Ed Foltice, Larry Nixon, Paul Van Noord, Roger Wynsma, Doug Hanlon, Jim Trimpe, Theo Christensen, Bob Potter, Don Zandbergen, Bernie Fischer, Ron Zandbergen. 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The money-raising projects of our junior year four most expensive year because of the Junior-Senior Promj were the Junior play, Mr. BARRY'S ETCHINGS, magazine and taffy sales, and the Junior All -high Party. The Junior-Senior Prom with its theme: Song for a Summer's Night, was the high point of the year. Our officers this year were Ken Walma, presidentg Roy Gaunt, vice-presidentg Esther Huyser, secretaryg and June Bowen, treasurer. The final year was a busy time. We sponsored the annual Christmas Dance, the sen ior dinner and the paramount. Besides attending the prom, we took the annual trip to Chicago. To supply the necessary funds for some of these events, we held a car-wash and various money-raising drives. The Senior play ARSENIC and OLD LACE was very successful. Our officers were as follows: President: Robert QSkipy Goebel Vice-President: David Sweigart Secretary: Esther Huyser Treasurer: June Bowen We wish to express our thanks to our sponsors, teachers and friends who have helped us to achieve this part of our education. 40 ROBERT GOEBEL Why should the devil have all the good times. Class President 45 Pep Council 45 Choir 3,45 Glee Club 25 Varsity Club 3,45 Track 1,2,35 Cross-Country 35 Junior Play5 Operetta 3. DAVID SWEIGART l'll never turn her loose. Class Vice-President 45 Student Council 15 Pep Council 4, President 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Jets Club 45 Varsity Club 2,3 ,45 Choir 2,3 ,4, President 45 Band 1,2 ,3, Treasurer 35 Dance Band 35 Pep Band 2,3,45 Senior Quartet5 Baseball 1,2,45 Basketball 1,2 ,3, Manager 45 Junior Play5 Operetta 2,3,4. ESTI-IER HUYSER Love is a dream, gosh I'm sleepy. Class Secretary 1,2,3,45 GAA 15 Library Club 45 Student Council 2,45 Glee Club 25 Choir 3,4, Treasurer 3,45 Junior Play5 Operetta Usher 35 National Honor Society 2,35 Queen's Court 1,4. JUNE BOWEN She is a quiet little thing until you see her out of class. Y-Teens 2,3 ,45 FHA 1,2,3,4, President 45 GAA 1,2, Treas- urer 25 National Honor Society 25 Student Council 1,2,3,4, Secretary 45 Glee Club 1,25 Choir 3,4, Secretary 3,45 Cheer- leader 1 ,2 ,3,45 Captain 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Operetta Make-up 3. Seniors CLASS FLOWER: White Rose CLASS COLORS: Blue Ka Silver CLASS MOTTO: Build for character, not for fame CLASS SPONSORS: Mr. Bowen, Mr. Ponstein 41 RICHARD ANDRE He's neither a bookworm nor a social hound, but he's a swell fellow to have around. Football 15 National Honor Society 2,3 ,4. ll SHARON BINNEY She is as quiet as a lamb. Band 1,2 ,3 ,4g FHA lg Y- Teens 25 Cherry Pie Queen 2. GLORIA AARDEMA Sweet, self-contained, and solitary. Union High 1 . LESTER ALBRIGI-IT With a mind of his own. RAYMOND BELTZ I don't break the rules, I just bend them a little. Hi-Y 2,49 Football 2,3 ,45 Basketball l,2,3,4g Baseball 2,3 ,4g Burton High 15 South High 2. JUDITH BERRY In a year cupid says I'll be old enough. Y-Teens 45 Godwin Cheerleader lg Godwin Majorette 25 Godwin I ,2 . GRAYDON BODELL A man's man. Hi-Y 3 5 Varsity Club 3g Football Wrestling 3. SHARON BOS CH 1,2 ,3 ,4g Tennis 23 Track 33 It isn't that I'm not interested, I'm just shy. GAA 15 Glee Club 1,25 Choir 3,4. 42 DAVID BALKEMA Good fellows are rare, take care of me. Hi-Y Secretary 45 Foot- ball 1,2,4g Track 3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Manager- Junior Play. ' z PATRICIA BLAIR I always say what I mean, and sometimes more. CAA 1,23 FHA 15 Junior Play Usher. Q 5 WAYNE BRAUN That mischievous look in his eye. No Picture GARY CURTHS Girls are such a nuisance , but I love 'em. Hi-Y 3,43 Football 1,2, 3,43 Basketball 23 Baseball 23 Track 1,3,4. DIANE BOSMAN lf love makes the world go round, she must be dizzy. FHA Vice-President 13 Library Club 13 Y-Teens 2,3 ,4, Vice- President 23 Nuntius Staff 33 Glee Club 1,23 Choir 3s FHA 1,2 ,33 Junior Play Crew 33 Freshman Queen3 Queen's Court 3,43 Cheerleader 1 ,2 ,3 ,4. PHY LLIS BRANCH Women are wiser than men because they know less and understand more. Y-Teens 13 Creston High School. ROBERT BROWN Life as a whole is pretty good. ALVIN BYAM He smiled and said don't rush me girls. Class President 13 Student Council 13 Pep Council 43 Foot- ball 23 Track 23 Tennis 23 Junior Play3 Band 1,2 ,3,4, Drum Major 43 lnterlocken Scholarship 1,2. RICHARD DEKKINGA I never let studies interfere with my education. Track 23 Lee High School. GWENLYN DIEKEMA A girl who laughs and talks away her vacant hours. Class Vice-President 23 GAA 1,2,3Q Y-Teens 2,3 ,43 FHA 13 Nuntius Staff 33 Glee Club 1,23 Choir 3,43 Library Club 13 Hi-Lites 13 Junior Play Crew 33 Operetta Cast 33 Senior Play Cast. 43 MARY BROWER What an arm full--what a waist for an arm. Glee Club 1,23 Secretary 23 Choir 33 FHA 1,2,3Q GAA 1,2333 Paramount Staff 33 Y-Teens 2,3 ,43 Nuntius Staff 33 Queen's Court 1,3 ,43 Junior Play3 Senior Playj Hi-Lites 13 Operetta Prompter 3. 5 JANICE DAVIS A light heart lives long. FHA 1,33 Y-Teens 2,43 French Club 3 ,43 GAA 13 Glee Club 1,23 Junior Play Usherg National Honor Society 2. RICHARD FREDERICK You ain't heard nothin' yet, folks. Hi-Y 3,43 Varsity Club 43 Glee Club 1,23 Choir 3,43 Quartet 43 Football 1,23 Basketball 3,43 Tennis 1,2 ,3 ,43 Junior Playg Operetta 3. JEAN GILLETT Not as quiet as she seems. Glee Club 1,23 Choir 3,43 GAA 13 Junior Plays Opereixa 3. IRENE DOELDER Every woman should be married. GAA 1,23 FHA lg Y-Teens 2,35 Glee Club 1,23 Choir 3s Operettan3. KENNETH DONNELLY Don't let work interfere with your play. Football 23 Wrestling 43 Basketball 4s Hi-Y 4. w BEVERLY GERARD Always happy, never glum, makes a bright and cheery chum . DAN GERMERAAD A street lamp never hits an automobile except in self- defense . MOLLY HAYWARD Silence is better than an explanation. FHA 13 Y-Teens 2,3. LAURENCE HILTMAN Why study when it's easier to forget. Hi-Y 43 Football 1,2. 44 ROY GUANT A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Football 1,2 ,33 Track 13 Junior P1ay3 Choir 33 Glee Club 1,25 Operetta 33 National Honor Society 2. DONALD GRINWIS Whenever I feel like exercising, I sit down until the feeling goes away. Football 1,2 ,3, manager 33 Track 13 Junior Play manager3 Hi-Y 3,45 Varsity Club 3,43 National Honor Society 3. SUZANNE HOOKER Twas her thinking of others that made you think of her. CAA l,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3,4, Treas. 15 Jr. Play Crew. k Y as .T EF W if .41 f DAVID JANSMA Who's afraid of girls? I am! YVONNE HEYDENBURG She suffers from chronic palpitation of the tongue. Y-Teens 45 Glee Club 2. LILLIAN HOEZEE I'm no angel. GAA 1,2,3. WILLIAM HOWARD Little, but oh my, what a terror for his size. Hi-Y 35 Football 2,3g Basketball 25 Jr. Playg N ewaygo and South High 1. GREYDON I-TUGMEYER Relax . . . I made it. Football 1,2,3g Track 1. CHARLES ISENHOFF Two can live as cheaply as one, - but it's worth the dif- ference to stay single. Football 1,23 Track 1,2. RUDY KLAWITER I need a little rest, I have work to do tonight. Hi-Y 3,43 Varsity Club 2,3,4g Track 13 Football 1,2 ,3 ,4. GORDON KOLL You have wak'd me too soon, I must slumber again. Track 3. 45 AVIS KEENAN Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low, an excellent thing in a woman. FHA 15 GAA 1,2,3,4g French Club 3,45 National Honor Society 2,3 ,4g Tickets Jr. Playg Para- mount Staff 4. ll .-,, m. af.. 'N - KENNETH KUZMA Quietness is Rewarding. Catholic Central 1,2. KARYL LOUWENAAR Knowledge is her founda- tion. Band 1,2 ,3 ,45 Choir 1,2, 3,45 FHA 15 Y-Teens 25 Y.F.C. 1,2 ,3,4, Vice- President 3,45 National Honor Society 2,3 ,45 Junior Play Cast5 Para- mount Staff 45 Operetta 2,3 ,45 Wolverine Girls' State 3. THOMAS KONING Those high school days can't compare with those high school nights. Choir 3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Jets Club 45 National Honor Society 2,3 ,45 Glee Club 1,25 Pep Council 45 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Operetta Cast 3. MARLENE KRONEMEYER You can take a girl out of the country, but you can't take the country out of a girl. FHA 25 Y-Teens 2,3 ,45 Choir 3,4. CHARLENE LANGERAK I can always spot a well-informed man. His views are the same as mine. Library Club 1,25 Secretary FHA 25 Y-Teens 2,3 ,4, Secre- tary 3, Recording Secretary 45 French Club 3,45 Junior Play Prompter5 Operetta Prompter5 Glee Club 1,25 Choir 3,4. DALE LOOMAN I don't mind studying, but I don't like to tell the teachers everything I know. Track 3. RONALD McCLOW Beware, I may be great yet! Glee Club 1,25 Hi-Y 45 Track 2,3 ,45 Football 45 Weight Lifting 1,2. WILLIAM McINTYRE Let's work together, you do the work. Hi-Y 3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Bulldogs Comer Staff 45 Track 15 Football 2,35 Baseball 25 Hi-Y Basketball 3,45 Track 3,4. 46 SANDRA La DUKE The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say I cannot do. GAA 1,2 ,35 National Honor Society 35 Glee Club 1,25 Choir 3,45 Triple Trio 45 Para- mount Staff 45 Student Council 3,45 Junior Play Crewg Operetta Crew 35 2nd Place Cherry Pie Contest 2: FRED MacEACHRON I-lark! Is that the tardy bell I hear? Student Council Treasurer 35 Vice-President 45 Var- sity Club 2,3,45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Grand Valley Student Council 3,4, President 45 Choir 3,45 Football l,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Forensics 3,45 Football M.U.P. 45 All-Conference Football. SHARON MOOMEY Quiet, but full of friendliness and thought. FHA 15 GAA 1,25 Junior Play. JUDITH NICHOLS She can't sit still, she loves to wiggle, a cute little girl with a cute giggle. FHA 1,3,45GAA l,2,35 Y-Teens 2,3, President 45 French Club 3,4, Sec- retary 3,45 Student Coun- cil 45 Junior Playg National Honor Society 2,3. KENNETH MEYERS Everyone is a genius at least once a year. Varsity Club 25 Baseball 3. BARBARA MINISEE l stand on the brink of a great career - will someone push me off ? Glee Club 25 Choir 3,4. VIRGINIA NESSNER It's nice to be natural when you are naturally nice. FHA 1,2 ,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Secre- tary 45 Nuntius Staff 3. VONDA NEWMAN P1easant and sincere, a joy to have her near. GAA 25 Junior Play Usher5 Choir 1,2 ,3. HOWARD OOSTHUNK I will live and die a bache1or. Varsity Club 3,45 Football 15 Track 2,35 Cross-Country3,45 Glee Club 25 Choir 3,4. DAVID OPPLE A man's own manner and character is what most becomes him. Hi-Y 3,45 National Honor Society 2 ,3 ,45 Football 2,3,45 Debate 45 Junior Play Usher. 47 RONALD MOTMAN It is better for a young man to blush than to turn pale. Varsity Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 45 Hi-Y 35 Football 1,2 ,3,4 Basketball 1,2 ,3 ,45 Base ball 1,2 ,3 ,45 Glee Club 1,25 Choir 45 All Con- ference Basketball 35 National Honor Society 2,3,4. KAY OLSEN I haven't said much . . . yet! GAA 1,25 Glee Club 1,25 Choir 3. BONNIE PLACE Generally speaking, she's generally speaking. Y-Teens 45 Band 2,3 ,45 Bulldog Corner Staff 45 French Club 3,45 Glee Club 15 Jr. Play Usher 35 Chesterfield High School, Wauseon, Ohio 1. MARY RIDDERING Life is just one prolonged giggle. FHA 1,25 Y-Teens 2,3 ,45 Glee Club 1,25 Choir 3,4. NANCY PATRICK A girl of few words with a friendly disposition. Burton Jr. High 15 South 2. BRENT PHILLIPS If school is liberty, give me death. EVALYN RANDALL A giggle, a dash5 a Shriek, and a crash. GAA 1,2,3,4, Treas. 35 FHA 1,2,3,4, Rec. Sec. 45 Y-Teens 2,3 ,45 Glee Club 1,25 Choir 3,45 Pep Council 45 Paramount Staff 4. CARL REISTER Late hours aren't good for one, but they're alright for two. Jets Club 45 Varsity Club 3,45 Football 1,2 ,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2 ,35 Wrestling 3,45 Band 1,2 ,3,4. CHARLES RINKEVICH I'd like to be bashful, but the girls won't let me. Student Council 1,2 ,3 ,4 , Treas. 2, Pres. 45 French Club 2,3 ,4, Pres. 45 Varsity Club 3,45 Jets Club 45 Grand Valley Student Council 45 Pep Council 35 Glee Club 1,25 Choir 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Tennis 1,25 Track 3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Operetta Crewg Jr. Play Crew5 Forensics 3,45 I Speak For Democracy 45 Paramount Staff 45 I Speak For Democracy lst in School5 Football All Valley 45 Honorable Mention All- State. DALE RITZEMA A quiet sort of fellow is he, and just as nice as he can be. Track 1,25 Football 25 Honor Society 2. ALBERT RADSPIELER Some people have hidden talent. Glee Club 25 Choir 35 Tennis 154. JUDSON RIDER A big man I would be, but nature played a trick on me. Union l. RONALD S Cl-lOF IELD Overilowing with harm- less mischief. RAY SHOEMAKER All work and no fun isn't the life for me. Football l,2,3,45 Track 1,2 ,3 ,45 Wrestling 35 Hi-Y 3,45 Varsity Club 45 Band 1,2. KELYN ROBERTS I am willing to be convinced, but I'd like to see anyone try it. Hi-Y 3,4, Secretary 35 Pep Council 3,45 Student Council 45 Co-ed Council for Grand Rapids 3,4, Treasurer 35 Grand Rapids Safety Council 45 Tennis 2,3 ,45 Wrestling 3,45 Debate 2,3,45 Forensics 3,45 Paramount Staff 45 Wolverine Boys' State 35 Hi-Y Legislature 3,45 lst in District Forensics, 3rd Regionalsg 2nd in l Speak for Democracy. GEORGE SCHAMBACH I wish the man who invented work had finished it. French Club 35 Glee Club 1,25 Track l,2,3,45 Cross-Country 3,45 3,4. ROBERT SCRANTON It isn't what you do, it's what you get away with. Creston 15 Rogers High 25 Rogers Archery League 25 Jets Club 45 Spanish Club 15 Football 15 Wrestling 4. MARVA SEEKMAN It's fun to study - I bet. Student Council GAA 1,2 ,35 FI-IA 15 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Dremmerette 3,45 Dance Band l,2,3,45 Choir 2,3 ,45 Triple Trio 45 Operetta Prompter 25 Operetta Crew 35 Junior Play Usher. NANCY SPRIK The only way to have a friend is to be one. FHA 1,25 Y-Teens 45 Glee Club 1,2. PAUL STADT He that would look with content and the pursuit, is not worthy of the name man. Varsity Club 45 Track 2,3 ,45 Cross-Country 354. 49 TOM SCHOOLEY l just can't keep the girls away. Varsity Club l,2,3,45 French Club 3,4, Treas- urer 35 Jets Club5 Hi-Y Chaplin 45 Choir 2,3545 Band 1,2 ,3 ,45 Quartet 3,45 Paramount Staff 45 Foot- ball l,2,3,45 Track l,2, 3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Oper- etta 2 ,3. MARY SLOCUM Ambition has no rest. GAA 15 Library Club 1,25 French Club 2,35 Glee Club 1,25 Choir 3,45 Mikado 35 Junior Play Usherg Forensics 2. My r WILLIAM STURGESS President of the bored of education. Jets Club 45 Tennis 15 Godwin 1. GENEVA VANDER LAAN She aroused, turned the page, and went back to sleep. Class Treasurer 15 Y- Teens 2,3,45 Band l,2, 3,45 Choir 2,3 ,45 Triple Trio 45 Cheerleader l ,2 ,3 ,45 Paramount Staff 45 Operetta 2,35 Junior Play Usher5 Dance Band 2,3. DONALD STEPHENS I have been one acquainted with the night. Hi-Y 3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Varsity 2,3,45 Football 1,2 ,35 Track 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Weight Lifting 3,4. MARY STUCKEY There never was a saint with red hair. Nuntius Staff 3. CAROL VANDEN BERG We could judge her better if we knew her better. Glee Club 1,25 Choir 3. TOM VANDHXI BOSCH Beware! I might do something sensational yet. Class Treasurer 45 Library Club 25 Glee Club 25 Choir 3,45 Varsity Club5 Paramount Co-editor 45 Basketball Manager 1,2,3,45 Tennis 1,2,3,45 Junior Play Cast5 Senior Play Cast5 Operetta 35 National Honor Society 2,3. VIRGINIA VAN HOEVEN Come up and see me sometime. Class Vice President 25 FHA Secretary 25 Y-Teens Treasurer 45 Y-Teens 2,3 ,45 Pep Council Secretary 45 GAA 1,2 ,3 ,45 Library Club 1,25 Band 1,25 Choir 2,3 ,45 FHA 1,2 ,3,45 Triple Trio 45 Junior Play 35 Operetta 2,35 Student Council 25 Pep Band 1. MAYNARD VAN SINGEL Blushing is the color of virtue. 50 CAROL SUTTON A smile for all, a frown for none, she's always peppy and full of fun. Glee Club 1,25 Choir 3,45 Y-Teens 2,35 Pep Council 35 Library Club 45 Oper- etta 35 Junior Play Ticket Committee5 GAA 1,2 ,3 ,4, Secretary 354. ll MARVA VANDER WOOD I couldn't be good if I would, and I wouldn't be good if I cou1d. FHA 15 Y-Teens 2,35 Glee Club 1,25 Choir 3,45 GAA 1,25 Operetta 35 Junior Play Crew. RUTH VOSBURG Quiet and sweet, a good friend to meet. Secretary-Treasurer of Y.F.C. 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 National Honor Society 2,3 ,45 GAA 15 Operetta 3. MELINDA WHITE Her deeds speak for themselves. Y-Teens 2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 FHA 15 Y.F.C. 1,2,3,4, President 45 Senior Play 45 Grand Valley Band 2 ,3,45 Wol- verine Girls' State. ROBERT VAN SPRIELL What we need is a good 5? cigar. JOHN VEENINGA I find joy in living and laughing. Track 35 M.V.L.O. School5 Technical School - Netherlands5 Diploma Technical School. KENNETH WALMA Sometimes he gets good marks by pluck, sometimes by brightness, sometimes by luck and sometimes by ? ? ? ? Class President 35 Glee Club 1,2, President 25 Choir 3,45 Debate 45 Student Council 354, Vice-President 35 Varsity Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Football 1,25 Basketball l,2, 3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Cross-Country 3,45 Junior Play5 Operetta 3,45 Forensics 3,45 Senior Playg National Honor Society. VICTOR WESTRATE The world is as you take it. Glee Club 1,25 Choir 3. SANDRA WILSON She looks like an angel, and acts like one too, but no one can tell what an angel will do. Glee Club 1,25 Choir 3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Operetta 35 Junior Play. MARSENA WOHLFORD I have often regretted my speech, never my silence. Y-Teens 2,35 Pep Council 35 GAA 1,2,3,4, President 3, Vice- president 45 Glee Club 1,25 Choir 3,45 National Honor Society 2 ,3,4. 51 LARRY WESTRA I am as free as nature first made man. Baseball 2. WESLEY WILLISON Sober but not serious5 quiet but not idle. Track 45 Football 4. Usher. LARRY ZANDSTRA Give me again my hol- low tree, my clarinet, and liberty. Choir 2,3,4, Band 1,2 ,3 ,4g Pep Band 33 Football lg Basketball 2g Tennis 3,45 Operetta 3. Gloria Aardema bequeath: her name to Gloria Hills. letter Albright bequeath: his silent ways to Gilbert Langerman Richard Andre laequeauia his good rnannera to Dave zwan, David Balkema bequeath: his height to Lyle Mekkes. Raymond sehr bequearlra his horse laugh to. Steve Barnard. Judy Berry bequeaths her perirenerr to Karen Mills. Sharon Binney bequeath: her long locks to Jeanne Kridler. Pat Blair bequeaths ner friendly smile to sue Lauritzen. Graydon Bodell bequeaths his reverent ways to Tom Gibbs Sharon Bosch bequeath: her walk to Linda Cierman. Diane Bosman bequeaths her wardrobe to Lynn Van Spriell. .lune Bowen liequearlrr ner crown to sonre lucky junior girl. Phyllis Branch bequeath: her ambition to Muriel Zwyghuizen. wayne Braun bequeaths his square dancing ability to Leslie Potter. Mary Brower bequeatlu her banjo eyes to Linda need. Robert Brown bequeath: his literature book to Mrs. Moody. Alvin layarn bequeaurr his lube to Walter Topo. Gary Qmhs bequearnr his hair our to Joyce Nelson. Janice Dai-ia laequearnr her acting abiliry to Sandy Carpenter. Richard Dekkinga laequearlrr his cockiness lo Howard nrower. Gwen Dlekema bequeaths her tiny waist to Janice Hanlon. Irene Doelder bequeaths her ronnirriearion to Par Doorn. Ken Donnelly bequeaths his cookie duster to Larry van Spriell. Dick Fredrick bequeath: his point that won the game to Phil Smith. any caunr laequenrlu his blush ro Randy Sarjeant. Beverly Gerard lrequeaelrr lrer rear on ine Hanley bu: to Marjorie Vander Jagt. R Dan Germeraad bequeath: his drivers license to the Sec. of the State. Jean Gillett bequeaths her neatness to Arlene Zwyghuizen. Skip Goebel bequeath: his friendly personality to Lee De Ridder. Donald crinwia bequearhs lria locker checking job to .Jay l-layer. Molly Hayward bequeath: her glasses to Judy creen. Yvonne l-leydenburg bequealhs ner la:t name to .linr I-leydenburg. Lawrence Hiltman bequeath: his hot rod to Torn Fletcher. Lillian Hoexee laequearnr her gunr enewing ability to Margaret Quallr. Suzanne Hooker bequeaths her height to Wilma Wierenga. QQ Howard bequeath: his pug nose to Fred van Meter. LARRY WOODBURN A sportsman through and through. Hi-Y 3,4g Football l,2,3g Baseball 1,2,3 PATRICIA YOUNG The quiet type--in school that is. Y-Teens 2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3g Glee Club 1,23 ,4g Tennis 3. Junior Play Class Will Greydlon nugnreyer bequearhs nie southern drawl to Bill Bruin. Esther Huyser bequeath: her blonde hair to Cathy Giddings. Charles lrenlaofr bequeatls hir 'laafe driving pinl' to Paul lalouw. David Jansrna bequeath: his innocence to Joyce Vander Mnlen. Avis Keenan bequeaths her dish-towel to her sister Diane. Rudy Klawiter bequeazlra his speed on rne gridiron to Steve Anderson. Gordon Kell bequeath: his :ideburns to Alan Hamxtra. Tom Koning bequeaths his Rhetoric book to Kelvin Kronerneyer. Marlene Kronemeyer bequeaths ner loo at :he Grill ro Joyce crornlro. Kenneth Kuzrna bequeath: his government book to Bruce lowing. Sandy La Duke bequeaths her figure to Rosalie Mitchell. Charlene Langerak bequeath: her friendliness to Mary Beukema. Dale luoman bequeath: his black hair to Bob Elenbaas. Karyl Louwenaar bequeath: her piano to Liberace. Fred Mac Eachron bequeath: his physique to Dale Scheerhorn. Ron McClow bequeath: his pep to John Reister. Bill Mclntyre bequeath: his five o'cloCk shadow to David Kreischer. Ken Meyers bequeath: l-.ir love for hunting ro Bruce l-lall. Barbara Minisee bequeath: her seriousness to Marcia Ewing. Sharon Moomey bequeath: her comical way: to Judy Smith. Ron Mohnan bequeaths his sense of responsibility to Carolyn Becker. N Virginia Nes-ner bequeath: her soft voice to Berthfl Snip. Vonda Newman bequeath: her chair in related subject: class to anyone who want.: it. Judy Nichols laequearlrr her leadership ability to Barbara Peek. Kay Olsen bequeath: her shorthand ability to lsla Arnmeraal. Howard Oosterink bequeath: his brush cut to Bob Stewart. David Opple bequeath: his job at Happy Dale to Joyce Bruin. Nancy Patrick bequeath: her sweet smile to Sharon De Wilde. Brent Phillips bequeath: hir self confidlnce to Dick Moller. Bonnie Place bequeath: her musical ability to Siaron Clark. Albert Radspieler bequeaths the curl in the middle of her forehead to Mike Hemmes. Evalyn Randall bequeath: her brown eye: to Carol Snyder. Carl Reirter bequeath: his musical talents to Earl Knoper. Mary lxiddering bequeath: lrer nice ways go Diane Jaarda. 52 MARY LOU ZUMBRUM She's wise, for she says little and listens much. Glee Club 15 Choir 25 Y- Teens 3,45 FHA 1. Judson Rider bequeath: his tiny feet to Sharon Andre. Chuck Rinkevich bequeath: his reading ability to Arthur Dodde. Dale Rirzel-na bequeath: his home permanent kit to Hubert Eisen. xelyn Rolsern lieoueaxlu nie vocabulary to Don Cole. George Sharnbach laequearlra lrir patience to .lolrn Prlncefr. Ron senorield laequeaure his freckles to Jim De Jonge. Torn Schooley bequeath: his memory to the Junior Girls. Robert Scranton bequeath: nie Boy Scout uniform to e Junior soy. Marva Seekman bequeaths her many old flames to Sharon Mchenithu Ray Shoemaker bequeath: his grin to Larry Raterink. Mary Slocum bequeatlu her ringing ability to Bonnie Moddernian. Nancy sprilr bequeath: her dimples ro Vereen Meyers. Paul Stadt bequeath: his rich baritone voice to Bob Mulder. Don Stephens bequeath: his DA. to Dick Alvenon. Mary Stucky bequeath: her red lock to Connie Bush. William Sturges bequeath: his taxi service to Bob Bagin. Carol Sutton bequeath: her nice ways to Nancy Beckholt. David Sweigart bequeath: hi: WOW! to Paul Hanlon. Caml Vanden Berg bequeath: her sewing skill to Sandy Davis. Tom Vanden Buch bequeath! hi: library book: to Richard James. Geneva Vander Laan bequeath: lrer ryplng aslllry to Mary Graham. Marva Vander Wood bequeath: her job at Adrainre to a lucky ilfunlnr. Virginia Van Hoeven bequeuths her horse tail to Mike Amador 's hom Maynard Van Single bequeath: his quietness to Richard Salisbury. Bob Van Spriell bequeath: his curly hair to Wayne Winglar. John Veeninga bequeath hir good dureh urine to Gary van luursrlr.. Ruth Vosburg bequeath: her good common menu to Elaine Zandbergen Ken Walma bequeath: his dry humor to George Redding. Larry Vlenta bequeath: his friendly manner to Bill De Kraker. Victor Westxate bequeath his pleuantnesr to Ken Hollernan. Melinda White bequeath: her pigeon-med walk to Linda Blackburn. Wesley Wlllimn bequeath: his muscles to Larry Doyle. Sandy wllron liequearlu her orare ring to Glenn salnron. Manena Wohlford bequeath: her athletic ability to Marcia louma. Larry Woodburn bequeath: hi: baseball ability to Ronald Nixon. Patricia Young bequeath: her make-up kit to Gloria Vander Wall. Larry Zandatra bequeath: bil charm with the ladies to Bill Atklhllllr Marylou Zur-nbrurn bequeath: her lense of humor to Dora Mae Vander 1 XE il R . fg-Q lf 5 in, . 5p3Y,,x, Q XQQ5 1 b Q 5 Q - A . INXS? . f V kkk. 35-3.2 ., Q -3 -I ' Q ' k X E' Q3 - - , . v J, wb 7-'. 1.. A - m 'ffl ' , -J f .fy M wa- Q W1 3 5 ' 'M M. Q .fb 3 Q if 'ilk 5, -.-4 4 - yu Q' ff -wa. SENIORS, SEATED, Left to Right: M. Wolford, J. Nichols, M. White, E. Huyser, K. Louwenaar, A. Keenan, R. Vosburg, J. Bowen, S. La Duke. STAND- ING: T. Vanden Bosch, D. Grinwis, D. Opple, F. Mac Eachron, T. Koning, R. Andre, R. Motman, Kelyn Roberts, Ken Walma. JUNIORS, SEATED, Left to Right: B. Snip, J. Bruin, A. Zwyghuizen, S. Carpenter, S. Andre, M. Vander Jagt, M. Bouma, B. Peck. STANDING: D. Alverson, B. Bruin, E. Knoper, K. Kronemeyer, K. Louwenaar, K. Holleman, R. Salisbury, L. Doyle. National Honor Society You have been elected by a vote of the faculty to become a member or a pro- bationary member of the W, J, DAVIES Chapter of the National Honor Society. This is the beginning of the notification of election to the National Honor Society. This year, 12 sophomores were inducted as probationary members, 16 juniors received their certificates and 18 seniors were awarded pins. Au impressive candle -light induction ceremony was held in the spring, with Mr. Davies, former Superintendent, as guest speaker. Thad Docter acted as faculty sponsor. Your membership is based upon Char- acter, Leadership, Scholarship and Service. SOPHOMORES, SEATHD, Left to Right: B. Grant, B Bosworth, C. Force, B. Van Hoeven, M. Gierkey STANDING: C. Cothran, B. Atkinson, K. McClow, B Burton, N. Gill, K. De Young, G. Harper. ' ' wi? ian' - , L, v JF, '7 kf,ifiQifwi X mf X X igsgl kkiixi. , S A K f N. s ,552 gg mg x Q ig , W: ul R X' it 4 43 Z ig Q if ' Ji ai' J,,,,., 3 1 5 r iw 5 mg pw-Q v :K Q 1 S 'T' -1 s 1 ,ss A P 5 X xxx: A 5 W ff. 'Q .aim 4 , ' ' wi., T F 'F ' 'F if x x f . Q - x s ' A X 1 :Q 3' 5 X W. if nf J? . 2 L .La Qxijk' 3 A A vi' 4 ' ' ' ' 5 'M Q-I W N ., Q L 'gig' - fr ami' ,W 1 M KY W P Q X fs 'ESS 41 ig 4 , 1 f , 52 ae -5 ws in y X fi 21 Q . j A 7 5 K . -'A N Q. X RETURNING LETTERMEN: B. van- COACHES: R- 0rtqu1Sf,F VanHardeS Hoeven, G. Ensing, R. Motman. veldt- April May Grandville Grandville Grandville Grandville Grandville Grandville Grandville Grandville Grandville Grandville Grandville Grandville 56 SCHEDULE East Lowell Lee Rockford Wyoming Godwin East Lowell Lee Rockford Wyoming Godwin As we look back over the years that we have spent here at Grand- ville High School, many and varied are the scenes that each of us re- call. They will not be the same for all of us. The way of life that we have just completed will grow more meaningful as the years progress. We have attempted, through the eye of the camera, to cap- ture a few pictorial highlights that represent school days for each of us. Absent again? Oh dear, I forgot. You'1'e not taking her? Now just how do I divide? Wish they'd Open up! Watch the calories! -v'Af ' Fx 'Km f mv WM- W , V ., .- Q M- 31 . mnumns- A -enum -:mummy V .mwmav.sf.xm Did we make it? We're going Dutch. Oh, that 7th nour. ----Q-1-W-. .. i vw N. x. I I srudy?? 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