Hamilton High School - Portrait Yearbook (Hamilton, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1969 volume:

j 1969 PORTRAIT CONTENTS OPENING 2 LEARNING 19 PEOPLE 33 LIVING 63 COMPETING 109 YOUNGER PEOPLE 133 ADVERTISING 151 nm DEDICATION There is a certainty in her She is unafraid to share herself with others, Unafraid to become involved in the Candid life of a student. She engages with vitality In her learning and teaching life. We admire the way she approaches its problems. And she is our example. To her we dedicate this book In an attempt to return some of the respect That she first gave to us. MISS KAREN WENNELL y. wr C It Is A spirit That Frees Us And Joins Us With The Wind In A Perpetual Search For Movement— THE FREE SPIRIT FREE TO CREATE FREE TO ACCOMPLISH R ' y - 1 — S : ' l? ' .. P- •y - ' VSi FREE TO I y vH FREE TO J LEARN FREE TO MAKE FRIENDS n tf : ii. ' v I:-™ ■s tesi; ' . ; te i FACULTY SUPERINTENDENT MR. PETER LAMER BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED: L. KLEINHEKSEL J. KOOIKER J. H. ALBERS STANDING: J. POLL J. ZOET G IMMINK C. KLINGENBERG MR. STUART ELLENS, PRINCIPAL MR. GERALD BOEVE, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL SECRETARIES MRS.S.M.K MRS.CiOI.DINC; i ' SERVING STUDENTS MRS. WOLBERT MR. (UStER MRS KORNOW ?v x fore: y 3 IISSVELTHUIZEN MWi MR. BOS MRS. NIENHUIS MR. MYAARD WINDEMUELLER ™«w« _ PERIODIC CHART OF THE ELtrAENTS «i  SCIENCE MR. EDING MR. RHODA MR. ROSINE MR. WHITCOMB MISS KEMME MR. SMITH PRACTICAL ARTS ItMR. SMITH MR. cons MR. GROEjNHIDE MRS, BOUNiA NmS.- VAKExMAN MR. HESCHE MR. VAN LENTE FINE ARTS MISSWENNELL MR. SMART MR. VISSER MR. SPENCE MISS DETERS W ' • iMaWBtWIllJMJ II IMlIM--- MR. DE YOUNG MR. APPLEDORN MR.KQ| i j si J MM !?! S5!5!S ISSSomi ' ' ' ItfVl ' V «  5av ri1W w lrt «WiWf W ,« «-lw• ' •fl ■ MR. CAMPBELL MISS MAST BUS DRIVERS FRONT ROW: R. BUSSCHER H. NYHOF I. FOLKERT BACK ROW; J. WOLTERS F. VAN TUBER GEN B. SMIT G. RIGTERINK NOT PICTURED: H. ALBERS H. HAVERDINK R. HAVERDINK R. TOOSTBERNS P, VANDER WALL J. VEEN CAFETERIA WORKERS W. SAL E. TANIS M. KOOPS M. EDGERLY D. KAPER L. LUGTEN L. MITCHELL E. LANGELAND ' . ; ' ' T- ' V eniors Pres Kirk Barkel Vice Pres. . John Conner Sec Sally Prins Treas. . . . Ruth Kooiker Advisor . Mr. Whitcomb NOT PICTURED Advisor . Mr. Buitendorp Glenn A. Alderink Richard P. Ash Rhonda M. Alward Kirk L. Barkel Lester D. Beyer Nancy J. Appledorn Linda L. Berens Harry E. Bergman Peggy M. Boerigter Terri L. Boerigter Carla J. Bowers Wanda J. Bradford Dona J. Boeve Robert J. Boyles spi -Ji.; ' s5i- Wayne A. Breuker Grace G. Bouwman Wanda F. Branderhorst Janice H. Brink Patti L. Brink Gary A. Busscher Rochelle A. Brink Noreen Sue Coats Deborah K. Corvell Michael L. Burgess Gary A. Colhngs John P. Conner Barbara J. De Boer Robert Deipert Beth E. De Witt Jack Dejonge Janice K. De Zwaan Ronald D. Edgerly Clare L. Den Besten Larry J. Dykhuis Jacalyn S. Dykstra Bonnie L. Eding Dawn L. Eding Jerry L. Eding Donald J. Eding David L. Elenbaas Beverly J. Essink Howard J. Eding Harlan J. Elshuis Jerry A. Engelsman Mark D. Folkert David P. Geerts Jarvis H. Groenheide B ffn June M. Gill Jack A. Grotenhuis y v ' ¥■ ' Jacqueline Hoezee Anita M. Griffith Elinor R. Haan Terry L. Heck Robert D. Hoffinan Donna L. Hokse Mary L. Hulsman Benita Hornsby Marcia A. Johnson Gary L. Jurries Barbara L. Hulsman Mary S. Johnson Ronald A. Joostberns Mark A. Kaniff C;il in I.. Kl( ' irihcks( Mary L. Klingenberg Eloise B. Kleinheksel Pamela K. Klingenberg Barbara L. Kraker Judy L. Kleinheksel Robert D. Kooiker Ruth A. Kooiker Joanne R. Krause Kenneth L. Kiueger Christine A. Lohman Earl W. Lankheet Sandra S. Lugten Linda M. Meiste Wendell D, Luevv Marva L. Lugtigheid Barbara J. Meiste Joan K. Moored Jill M. Nyland Calvin J. Oldebekking Dennis J. O ' Conner William L. Osborne Connie L. Poll Judith Oetman Judy L. Overbeek Linda D. Peters Gordon J. Poll Betty L. Prins Kathleen S. Reus Douglas A. Prins Patricia J. Rigterink Linda S. Schutter Sally L. Prins Donald Sal Norma K. Schipper Donald W. Slotman -,- Howard J. Slotman Carol L. Stickley ll Roger D. Slotman William M. Stickle ' Michael J. Van Bragt Rita M. Steele Robert J. Tanis Rose Mary Twining Scott A. Vander Kolk Wanda L. Vander Kolk Larry M. Van Order Sharon R. Van De Wege Vincent L. Van Order Harold VeldhofF Robert J. Van Dussen Carol Van Oss Mary A. Veldhof Connie L. Walters Paul J. Wedeven Class Song; Let There Be Peace On Earth Class Colors Blue and Gold Arlyn G. Wolters The class of 1969 pre- sents the three outstand- ing senior scholars. Nancy J. Wolters Calvin J. Yonker Class Motto Enter to Learn; Depart to Serve Valedictorian Mary S. Johnson Class Flower Yellow Rose Class Trip New York City and Washington, t).C. Sulutatorian Dawn L. Eding National Merit Scholarship Finalist Howard J. Slotman Not Pictured Donald E. Gill Jerald L. Green For the first time two of our senior boys, Howard Slotman and Bill Osborne, attended Wolverine Boy ' s State in East Lansing. They were chosen for this honor by the faculty. The purpose of Boy ' s State is to devel- op the responsibilities of leadership, to prove the advantages of citizen- ship, and to promote the art of clean sportsmanship. BOY ' S STATE REPRESENTATIVES Howard Slotman Bill Osborne DAR GOOD CITIZEN Janice De Zwaan This year Janice De Zwaan was chosen by the faculty to receive the DAR Good Citizen Award. She was chosen on the basis of dependability, service, leadership and patriotism. William Frank Schuitema August 18, 1951— August 19, 1968 Ronald Lee Groenheide July 16, 1955-July 1, 1968 Our little systems have their day; They have their day and cease to be: They are but broken lights of thee, And thou, O Lord, art more than they. -Alfred Tennyson JUNIORS David Aalderink Jerrv Antoon Patty Bakker Connie Barkel Calvin Bartels John Bauman Janice Becksvoort Dale Berens Donald Berens Sue Birce Dean Boerigter Pam Boerigter Marge Boeve Linda Bosch Dale Boutain David Bouwkamp Patty Bouwman Karen Brecheisen Mary Breuker Margo Brink Randall Brink Norma Brewer Randy Burgess Pat Cooper Paul DeFouw Ward DeFouw Ray DeWitt Larry Dubbink Bonnie Dykhuis Barbara Eding Beverly Eding Marcia Eding Sandra Ellens Rick Ende Glenn Engelsman Carl Folkert Debra Folkert James Gill Hazel Graveling Pres Carl Folkert Vice Pres. . Linda Hulst Sec Kathy Poll Treas Sally Tucker Adviser Mr. Visser Ardale GrifTith Arnold Grodi Robert Grondin David Grotenhuis Phillip Harmsen Lou Haverdink Karen Hoffman Tom Moving Linda Hulst Tom Immink Steven Jacobs Eleanor Jipping Bruce Johnson Nancy Johnson Russell Johnson Robert Jones Sheryl Jones Loren Joostberns Roger Jurries Glenn Kleinheksel Kathi Kleinheksel Randy Kleinheksel Diane Klingenberg Daniel Knoll Carol Oetman Vicki Packard John Pitsch Kathv Poll Rick Poll Marlene Prins Sarah Reichel Larry Reimink Linda Reith Diane Robinson Dick Schipper Peggy Schaap Margaret Van Kirk Gwen Van Ommen Kim Van Order Tom Van Tubbergan Calvin Van Vuren David Veldhoff Karla Volkers Liianna Weber Barbara Wolters David Wolters Pam Wolters Jane Yonker Arlyn Zoet Larry Zuidema NOT PICTURED Dan Barrett Kristi Heck Kelvin Kale Calvin Reimink Alan Schiiitema Larry Ver Hulst ft9ai . Tnsr- SOPHOMORES Kathy Alward Kim Alward Ann Antoon Sandra Barnes Beth Berens Jerry Berens Kathie Berens Loren Berens Amy Birce Mac Blanton Roger Boerigter Sue Boerman David Boeve Tim Boeve Betty Bouwkamp Gloria Bouws Lyle Boyles Patty Bradford Lynette Brenner Randy Brenner Ricky Brenner Mark Breuker Rudy Broekhuis Susie Bronson Ken Busscher Rancy Busscher Mike Carter Mary Conner Connie De Jonge Elaine De Weerdt Douglas De Zwaan Curt Dokter Dan Dubbiuk Keith Dykhuis Ken Dykhuis Veta Dykstra Debra Eding Mike Eding Randy Essink Jan Folkert Nella Folkert Jackie Fredricks Judy Geerts Joan Genzink Garv Gilliam Debra Greer Larry Grotenhuis Kathleen Harmsen Diane Haverdink Karen Hemmeke Luann Heyboer Peggv Hightower Marilyn Hoffman Janice Hyde David Immink Sandra Jager Connie Johnson Steve Jones Diane Kaniff Dennis Kempkers Cindy Kleinheksel Bruce Klingenberg Rose Kooiker Janet Koop Douglas Koopman Joy Koster Carolyn Kraal Rick Kraker Calvin Kreuze Pres Rudy Broekhuis Vice Pres. . Roger Boerigter Sec Dave Immink Treas. . Steve Van Doornik Adviser . . . Miss Velthuizen Pat Krug Ted Lamb Kelvin Lampen Richard Lampen Glenn Lankheet lack Lezman Jean Loew Kathleen Lohman Sue Lohman Kathy Lugten Lori Lugten Lyle Lugten Vaughn Maatman Shelia McGee Gary Meiste Rita Nveboer Ward Nyhnis Harvey Overbeek Luann Palmbos Mark Potter Dan Reimink Mark Reuschel David Robbins Shirley Rutgers Bryan Sale Charles Schaap Bonnie Schipper Peggy Schipper Mark Semon Jay Shuck Yvonne Sims Carl Slotman Debra Slotman Joan Slotman Roger Smoes Rick Swainston Margie Tellmaii Karen Top Paul Tucker Sandra Tucker Debbie Tyink Gregory Unger David Vander Kamp James Vander Kolk Steve Van Doornik Wayne Van Liere Barbara Veldhoff Jack Veldhoff Mary Verlin Sharon Walters Gary Welscott Rhonda Wolfe Marc Wolters Debra Worstell John Zoet Diane Zuidema Annette Zuverink NOT PICTURED Janice Barrett Ellen Pitcher Joan Sal Julie Schipper VI Gayle Achterhof Linda Alderink Velva Bartels Steven Becksfort Mary Berens Dennis Beyer Jacquelyn Beyer Peggy Bird Freda Blanton Douglas Boeve Kathie Bolks Kathie Bouwman Kathryn Bouwman Jody Boyles Winola Branderhorst Karen Brandt David Brenner Mike Brenner Faith Buist Jill Capel Steve Carter Sherill Coffey Sally Cook Mike Cooper Mary DenBlyker Myra Deters Diane DeWitt Kathv DeZwaan Dortfiy Dubbink Robert Eding Dean Ellens Kathv Ende Carol Engelsman Yvonne Essink Gene Everett Kathy Folkert Dale Fredericks Gayle Geib Antonio Gordon Pres Beth Topp Vice Pres Patsy Sternberg Sec Kathy Peters Treas Kathy Bouwman Advisers Mrs. Houseman Miss Monsma Pearl Grodi Thomas Hallquist Bob Heck Kelvin Hidenbrand Mike Hoeze Karen Hulsman Pat Hulsman John Humphrey Dick Immink Betsy Jacobs Phillip Jones Terry Jordon David Jurries Jean Kaniflf Nancy Kleinheksel Timothy Kleinheksel James Koeman Judy Kooiman Roger Koops Cindy Kortering Randy Kraker Sheryl Kraker Julie Krause Bernadette Kreuger Jerry Kreuze Steve Lampen Marshall Lohman Ray Lokers Dale Lughten Rhonda Lugtiheid Deborah Maatman Gary Nieuwsma Ronald O ' Conner Mickey Osborne Anne Parr Gerald Pepper Calvin Peters Kathy Peters James Pitsch Diane Prins Paula Rostall Lloyd Redder Dawn Reimink Gary Rienstra Mary Rigterink Barbara Roberts Daniel Robinson Kervvin Roelofs Carlos Schoolman Jack Schrotenboer David Schuitema Gail Schutter Ronald Schutter Jolene Simmons Lucille Sloothaak Diane Slotman Roger Sneller Donald Steele Calvin Sterenberg Wesley Sterenberg Patsy Sternberg Patty Sternberg Rhonda Stickley Mark Sylverster Douglas Ter Haar Pat Ter Meer Patty Timmerman Beth Topp Mary VanDenBelt Marsha VanderKolk Scott VanderKolk Allen VanDeWege Ira VanDussen Kathy VanDyke Marcia VanKirk Lee Van Order Barbara Van Vuren Nellie Verhoog Dale Verlin Mike Voorhorst Nancy Wakeman Carol Wentzel Roxanne Wolfe NOT PICTURED Gloria Becksford William Moore Laurie Westrate iERCe ti ■ I unoi IS I5RPLAY YFC FFASPiXTTRAS I LAIRES. YEARBaOK ft LIVING I HOMECOMING QUEEN MISS JUDY OETMAN JUDY CROWNED QUEEN HOMECOMING: HONORING OUR SERVICEMEN This year ' s homecoming was dedicated to those in the Armed Services who could not come home for this oc- casion. The entire student body participated. They brought articles which were later packed and mailed to the overseas servicemen of Hamilton High. A plaque, now hanging in our front corridor, contains pictures and addresses of former students now serving our country. This is a constant reminder to all those who pass by it of the freedom we enjoy. Left to right: Jean Loew, Joan Moored, Judy Oetman, Kathy Poll, Pat Sternberg Presented by class of 1968 Abby Brewster The Rev. Dr. Harper Teddy Brewster Officer Brophy Officer Klein Marthe Brewster Elaine Harper Mortimer Brewster Mr. Gibbs Jonathan Brewster Dr. Einstein Officer O ' Hara Lieutenant Rooney Mr. Witherspoon Corpse Student Directors Director Nancy Wolters Vince Van Order Kirk Barkel Bill Osborne John Conner Beth De Witt Sue Coats Wendell Loew Gary Busscher Larry Dykhuis Rob Deipert Bob Hoffinan Paul Wedeven Doug Prins Gary Jurries Shelley Brink Joan Moored Miss Karen Wennell ARSENIC AND OLD LACE KNIGHT OF QUEEN-DAWN EDING KING-BILL OSBORNE 12th Representatives Sue Coats Gary Busscher 11th Representatives Ardale Griffith Cal Schrotenboer 10th Representatives Madalena Sapucaia Doug Koopman 9th Representatives Patsy Sternberg Dave Schuitema HEARTS MASTER OF CEREMONIES WARDNYHUIS TIM LEGGITT THE LOST DIMENSIONS REFRESHMENTS Juniors present . Bi 4 ' i ' wP H l L CAST Susan Clark Amanda Strong Purina Hogg Arvilla Garvey Otis Garvey Wilbur Garvey Opal Dilly June Rose Dilly May Lily Dilly April ' iolet Dilly Thaddeus Bleeker Rod Benedict Tex Larabee Jack Purcell Old Betsy Drake Azariah Coffin Kathi Kleinheksel Lou Jean Haverdink Eleanor Jipping Barb Koop Rusty Johnson Bruce Van Dussen Liz Koeman Patty Bouwnian Barb Eding Sarah Reichel Loren Joostberns Dave Maatman Randy Burgess Rick Poll Bev Eding John Pitsch PICK A DILLY mfl i mim isL m IsJi ■Br A — A ! j Student Director Sandy Ellens Director Miss Karen Wennell TEMPLE OF Came de Vaca Asada (Roast Beef) Bols de Batata (Baked Potato) Rollo con Mauteca (Rolls with Butter) Maiz con Pimiento (Corn with Pimento) Pastre de Gelatina (Gelatin Dessert) Cafe or Leche (Coffee or Milk) QUETZALCOATL _Lgl9f? P j iji JinipinjpiiJiimuyiiiill PROGRAM Master of Ceremonies Carl Folkert Invocation Mr. Ellens Dmnti Intel mission The Chosen Few ' NEW YORK AND invaded by class - WASHINGTON Guest Speaker the Rev. Lyman Parks 4 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 69 ENTER TO LEARNI VALEDICTORIAN MARY JOHNSON SALUTATORIAN DAWN EDING DEPART TO SERVE p ' v.. TEN TOP SCHOLARS ORGANIZATIONS First Row: W. Sterenberg, B. Topp, P. Sternberg, J. Koopman, P. Brink, J. Koop. Se K. Barkel, B. Hoffman, D. Schipper, G. Busscher, G. Poll, R. Busscher. .ond Row: R. Broekhuis, C. Folkert, B. Osborne, STUDENT COUNCIL MRS. KORNOW, SPONSOR PRESIDENT BILL OSBORNE VICE-PRESIDENT GORD POLL SECRETARY PAT BRINK TREASURER GARY BUSSCHEH ' -, OLD MEMBERS: M. Veldhofi, B. De Witt, M. Johnson, B. Hoffman, H. Slotman, C. Lohnian, S. Brink, J. De Zwaan, D. Eding THE 1969 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NEW MEMBERS: B. Grondin, P. Klingenberg, L. Koeman, T. Boerigter, C. Folkert, B. Koop. K. Barkel, D. Maatman, K. Poll, R. Johnson, P. Brink, J. K( opm;in, E. Jipping, S. Tucker UHULLRK filP lu f ' A resident of Rio De Janeiro, Madalana made an adjustment from city life in an apartment to living with LuAnn Palmbos and her family on their farm near Burnips. OUR FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT, MADALENA SAPUCAIA THE HAMILTON HIGH The John Philip Soiisa Award was presented to Jackie Hoezee and Mike Van Bragt. This is the third year that this award has been presented. SCHOOL BAND OFFICERS: Karen Hoffman— Sec, Dave Geerts— V. Pres., Carl Folkert— Treas., Howard Slotman— Pres. L ' J h I 1 MAJORETTES: Barb Koop, Diane Slotman, Shelley Brink— Captain, Lori Lugten DRUM MAJOR; Mike Van Bragt COLORGUARDS AND RIFLEMEN: John Bauman, Pat Boiiwman, Liz Koeman, Sue Lohman, LuAnn Hevboer, Dale Boutain Front Row: M. Johnson, J. Koop, N. Appledorn, S. Coats, P. Klingenberg, L. Ber ens, A. Antoon, C. Poll Second Row: P. Brink, J. Moored, B. De Witt, S. Reichel, K. Berens, J. Krause Third Row: C. Peters, B. Osborne, B. Hoffman, G. Busscher, W, Loew NOT PICTURED: J. Englesman MISS WENNELL, DIRECTOR CHORALAIRES First Rowr A. Birce, K. Alward, J. Gill, P. Grodi, C. Englesman, D. Kanifi ' , S. Coffey, M. VanKirk, K. Folkert, C. Oetman, S. Jones, C. Sticklev R. Twining, R. Alward, D. McGee, S. Barnes Second Row: W. VanderKolk, J. Barrett, D. Mayer, P. Sternberg, M. Hulsman, N. Johnson, M. Van Kirk, J. Krause, D. Boeve, S. Rutgers, L. Meiste, E. Pitcher, P. Hightower, M. Hoffman, A. Griffeth, C. De Jonge, P. Timmerman, B. Topp Third Row: R. Nyeboer, J. Schutte, B. Walters, L. Weber, J. Brink, K. Alward, J. Shuck, L. Van Order, D. Koopman, D. De Zwaan, M. Cooper, C. Zoerman, C. Van Oss, W. Branderhorst, B. Prins, M. Prins SENIOR CHORUS Miss Wennell — Director GIRLS GLEE CLUB First Row: B. Jacobs, W. Branderhorst, B. Eding, N. Brewer, C. Englesman, C. Krall, G. Schutter, P. Ter Meer, Y. Sims, J. Kooiman, C. Miles, B. Van Viiren Second Row: R. Nyeboer, M. Berens, L. Westrate, D. Prins, A. Antoon, R. Wolfe, K. Hemmeke, K. Ende, J. Koster, P. Hulsman, P. Bird, L. Alderink, K. Hulsman, V. Bartels Third Row: M. Breuker, S. Cook, C. Kortering, M. Van Den Beldt, K. Peters, J. Yonker, N. Ver Hoog, S. Boerman, J. Capel, N. Kleinheksel, F. Buist, J. Frederinks, J. Kaniff 93 Nancy Appledorn— Business Manager, and her staff; M. Johnson, S. Ellens, and K. Poll look over some of last year ' s ads to find out where the should go for new ads. PORTRAIT STAFF Chris Lehman — Editor, Miss Wennell — Advisor, and Pam Boerigter — Asst. Editor check a reference book for new ideas. Beth De Witt— Activities Editor and her staff of K. Hoffman, K Lehman, and S. Coats look up pictures of some of last year ' s student activities. Mike Van Bragt— Sports Editor, and his staff; R. Kooiker, D. Eding, and J. Koop make sure that all the sports pages are done by the deadline. Jan Koopman— Organizations Editor and her staff of D. Knoll, J. Loew, and B. Prins, observe layouts in a college yearbook for ideas of their own. Sally Tucker — Classes Editor and her staff of L. Bosch, B. Kooiker, J. De Zwaan and J. Geerts place pictures on dummy sheets for new layouts. k spectra staff receives nspa award Jackie Dykstra and Clare Den Besten, co-editors, go over some of the features of the next issue. Wanda helps Anita Griffith, exchange editor, spread the Christ- mas cheer. Lou Haverdink — business manager and Mrs. Houseman — ad- visor, make sure that all the finances are in order. Dave Maatman, sports editor and Loren Joostberns, Hamilton Press editor, survey another school ' s paper. As circulation editor, Barb DeBoer makes sure that everyone gets a copy of the latest issue of the Spectra. Reporters Judy Overbeek, Al Schuitema, Harold Veldhoff and Dale VanDenBeldt along with photographers Rob Diepert and Wanda Branderhorst add many things to the Spectra. Not pictured — Jan DeZwaan ' C JH ' ?f ssiul Jack Grotenhuis — Sec, Ron Joostbems — President, John Conner — Treas., Dave Maatman — Vice. Pres. Mr. Bos and Mr. Cotts — Advisors. H-CLUB This year the biggest and best H-club in Hamilton ' s history led the school in a lot of great school spirit. They also made it possible for the Athletic Council to purchase a new projector to show movies of games. We ' re proud of the ' 68- ' 69 H-club. FOOTBALL PLAYERS?  Miss Velthuizen— Advisor, Sue Coats— Pres., Jan DeZwaan— Vice Pres., Ruth Kooiker— Sec, Jan Hyde— Treas. ATHLETIC SISTERS Everyone can tell an Athletic Sister— she smells like popcorn! This year the girls bought the varsity cheer- leaders a mini-tramp to add extra bounce to their cheers. Thanks! OFFICE WORKERS FBLA YFC IS LARGEST CLUB The YFC was led this year by Joan Moored, Pres. and Dona Boeve, Vice-Pres; who were helped by the sponsor, Mr. Van Lente. CHESS CLUB First Row: L. Grondin, L. Liigten, C. Peters, L. Dubbink, D. Steinke, R. De Witt Second Row; D. Grondin, D. Dubbink, B. Van Bussen, R. Brink, Miss Velthuizen— Sponsor, W. De Foiiw, B. Grondin, T. Hoving G A A Martin Bloomingdale Mattawan Plainwell Allegan Hopkins Saugatuck Lawrence Comstock °Comstock Hamilton Opponents 29 30 22 27 44 25 38 20 65 10 39 33 44 46 36 21 17 40 37 33 Vice-Pres. — Jackie Hoezee, Treas.— Beth Berens, Sec. — Jean Loew, Pres. — Jan DeZwaan, Advisor — Miss Mast , ■ % .y ' ■p VisIl : i4J ' Tfi 1- -i ■ ;ir7V ' l T i VJHBB m -SBH HH I FIRST ROW: K. Alward, J. Hoezet-, B. Topp, B. Berens, D. Coryell, W. Bradford, D. Dubbink, B. Kreuger SECOND ROW: D. Boeve, M. Hoffinan, B. Becksford, K. Lohman, N. Verhoog, C. Wolters, J. Fredericks, D. Reimink, A. Paar Miss Mast — Coach A Mary Veldhof— Pres., Gary Busscher— Vice-Pres., Rita Nye- boer — Sec, Barb Koop — Treas. F N A Benita Hornsby— Pres., Dona Boeve — Vice-Pres., Sally Tucker Sec., Joan Slotman— Treas., Mrs. Nienhuis — Advisor FRENCH CLUB Miss Monsma, Sponsor Pres. Cal Kleinheksel Vice-Pres. Mary Breuker Sec. Marilyn Hoffman Treas. Jan Flokert Front Row: G. Meiste, D. Berens, C. Kleinheksel, G. Kleinheksel, D. Slotman, M. Blanton Second Row: R. Jurries, C. Slotman, B. Kooiker, J. Vander Kolk, G. Lankheet, H. Veldhoff, J. Pitsch Third Row: K. Kale, L. Boyles, G. Aalderink, M. Folkert, G. Englesman FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA C 0ik iP STUDENT LIBRARIANS A. V. WORKERS Front Row: D. Knoll, C. Schrotenboer, T. Van Tubbergen, A. Zoet, D. Maatman, C. Kraal, manager R. Edgerly Second Row: L. Dykhuis, D. Steinke, D. Van Den Beldt, L. Zuidema, B. Johnson, R. Jurries Third Row: G. Jurries, R. Ash, D. Prins, D. Boerigter, C. Reimink, J. Pitsch, manager L. Joostberns Fourth Row: coach Campbell, R. Joostberns, P. Wedeven, G. Biisscher, J. Conner, B. Osborne, assistant coach Tanis VARSITY BRAINS AND BRAWN Posting a 2-5-1 record this season, the varsity foot- ball team lost several close contests. Half-back Ron Joostberns led in rushing with 624 yards in 118 carries and also led the team in scoring along with Gary Jurries with 32 points. Quarterback Cal Schrotenboer completed 37 out of 93 pass attempts for 469 yards and 4 touchdowns. Chosen most valuable was Ron Joost- berns, while Dave Maatman received the Most Im- proved award. Chosen for All Conference were Ron Joostberns on the 1st team and Larry Zuidema on the 2nd team. We They Parchment 6 12 Wayland 6 6 G. R. Christian 27 13 N. Muskegon 6 14 Maple Valley 12 20 Caledonia 7 25 Jension 7 48 Middleville 46 First Row: coach Appledorn, C. Slotman, D. Dubbink, B. Klingenberg, V. Maatman, S. Van Doomik, D. Koopman, D. Immink Second Row: M. Reuschel, G. linger, R. Boerigter, R. Busscher, D. Lampen, B. Sale, coach Stoel Third Row: M. Carter, R. Kraker, P. Tucker, H. Overbeek, L. Grotenhuis, J. Shuck, R. Brenner Fourth Row: J. Zoet, D. Robbins, C. Dokeer, manager R. Essink ! «;;.,.; Front Row: D. Fredricks, J. Maatman, R. Lokers, L. Meiste, G. Nieusma, M. Hoezee, M. Vorhoorst, G. Reinstra Second Row: D. Jurries, R. O ' Connor, J. Schrotenboer, R. Kraker, D. Steele, M. Osborne, S. Beeksfort, J. Pitsch Third Row: coach J. Rhoda, C. Peters, K. Hildenbrand, T. Yoak, M. Lohman, T. Jordan, C. Schoolman, K. Roelofs  ■ t- S . .irt •i ai i cr ' -- .r V ' sSfc . - ' ikit ' -JSt .i .:i y ' M - ' 2 MINI-BRUTES The Junior Varsity team took the Expressway League crown by defeating Middleville 14-12, to up their season mark to 7-1 and finish the season with the finest record in the school ' s history. In the conference games, they finished 4-0. Chosen most improved was Gregg Unger and most valuable, Dan Dubbink. We They Parchment 26 12 Wayland 28 24 G. R. Christian 14 N. Muskegon 12 Maple Valley 46 6 Caledonia 26 6 Jenison 40 7 Middleville 14 12 The Freshman team, coached by Mr. Rhoda, finished the year with a 1-6 record. They were led through an uphill season by co-captains, Jack Schrot- enboer and Ted Yoak. Chosen most improved was Dave Jurries, and most valuable was Jack Schroten- boer. We They Lawrence 38 Wayland 19 21 Parchment 7 14 Wayland 1 25 Maple Valley 32 27 Caledonia 19 Middleville 13 18 CHEERLEADERS ' sm :; t i |HWH|:: .1 X -. ■ ' ■..■ 1 m H ■■■■ ' ■HP ' w L y X w I w i i V i 11 Hj fJraHrw a.M,..i..M.. . ' 1 1 : ' i 04 ■■J •4 — - B ■i ' f ' ' M VARSITY M. Veldhof, B. Koop, P. Bouwman, B. Eding, C. Poll, D. Eding JUNIOR K. Top, J. Genzink, R. Nyeboer, D. Zuidema, L Lugten, S. Lohman FRESHMEN R. Wolfe, K. Folkert, N. Branderhorst, C. Wenzel, K. Van Dyke, P. Sternberg DISTRICT CLASS C CHAMPS Front Row: D. Sternberg, D. Aalderink, B. Johnson, H. Elshuis, B. Tanis, B. Osborne, G. Jurries Second Row: Mr. Bos— Coach, G. Poll, C. Schrotenboer, L. Zuidema, B. Van Dussen, R. Poll, H. Slotman, R. Edgerly— Manager SCOREBOARD The State District Touinaments held at Hamihon, provided the home fans with many hours of excite- ment. Total tournament statistics showed Gord Poll scoring 85 points and Cal Schrotenboer 72 for the four tournament games. In regular season competition, Hamilton failed to defend its Expressway title, finishing 5-3 in league play, good for third place. Gord Poll was chosen to the 1968-69 All-Conference Basketball team and also received the Most Valuable player award. Cal Schrotenboer was given second team honors and Howard Slotman received Honorable Mention. Coopersville Middleville Caledonia West Ottawa Fennville Lee Zeeland Maple Valley Wayland Calvin Christian Middleville Muskegon Christian Calvin Christian Caledonia Fennville Maple Valley Wayland WE 53 THEY 45 69 58 52 58 48 70 59 47 67 87 54 64 95 49 34 38 60 69 78 64 56 65 54 58 62 60 57 80 72 56 52 56 J.V. ' S Take Third Straight Title I - ' r-— -■ -TT ' First Row: K. Lampen, T. Boeve, R. Busscher, L. Grotenhuis, D. Lampen Second Row: R. Essink— Manager, R. Boerigter, C. Slotman, W. Nyhuis, D. Immink, S. Van Doornik, Mr. Tanis— Coach SCOREBOARD Coopersville Middleville Caledonia West Ottawa Fennville Lee Zealand Maple Valley Wayland Calvin Christian Middleville Muskegon Christian Calvin Christian Caledonia WE THEY 67 59 98 48 64 58 WE THEY Fennville 50 52 Maple Valley 72 39 Wayland 38 50 60 49 The Junior Varsity Basketball Team, coached by 65 60 Mr. Wayne Tanis, raced to their third straight Express- 36 41 way League cage title. This is the first time any 59 67 Hamilton team in any sport has won three straight 88 58 titles. 60 44 Hamilton ended the year with a 7-1 record giving 59 61 them a 22-2 record in league competition over the 69 48 past three years. 59 56 Carl Slotman led all in scoring with 241 points, 56 48 while Dave Immink was the leading rebounder, haul- 59 55 ing down 178. Freshman Win First Annual Tournament First Row— G. Nieuwsma, D. Steele, R. Lokers, J. Krauze, D. Jurries, R. Kraker, L. Meiste Second Rov D. Ellens, J. Schrotenboer, K. Roelofs, D. Schuitema, J. Maatman, T. Jordan, Mr. Cotts — Coach. -M. Osborne, S. Lampen, SCOREBOARD Coopersville Middleville Caledonia West Ottawa Bloomingdale Lee Zeeland Wayland Bloomingdale Gobies Wayland Middleville Holland Christian Caledonia Gobies Caledonia WE 45 56 39 67 37 33 51 65 62 49 50 49 43 57 54 THEY 29 44 26 55 Forfeit 32 63 32 44 49 26 45 47 41 38 47 WE THEY 56 51 52 29 Maple Valley Middleville The freshman team ended the season with a very impressive 16-2 record. They highlighted a banner season with a 52-29 victory over Middleville in the finals of the first annual freshman tournament. Given the most valuable award was Jack Schrotenboer while Dave Jurries was nominated most improved. As a team, Hamilton outscored their opponents 853-710 for an average of 50.2041.8. HAMILTON NETMEN Much improved over last year, Hamilton ' s net- men fought hard for the Conference crown. All was going well until the netters met up with Caledonia. The Scotties proved to be too strong for the Hawkeyes. Roger Boerigter defeated all first singles men in the Expressway giving Hamilton a good showing in the singles. The bottom of the team was stronger than most schools and gave the Hawkeyes an all-round team. Seniors, M. Folkert, G. Busscher, H. Slotman, J. Grotenhuis Front Row: C. Schaap, R. Lokers, R. Busscher, L. Reiniink, L. Grotenhuis Second Row: J, Grotenhuis, D. Maatman, G. Busscher, M. Folkert, H. Slotman, R. Boerigter, Mr. Tanis — Coach MIGHT IN MINIATURE Front Row: D. Knoll, B. Johnson, R. Kraker, P. Tucker, M. Burgess, P. Wedeven Second Row: Mr. Kos— Coach, D. Walters, B. Grondii C. Folkert, B. Sale, S. Van Doornik, D. Immink Third Row: B. Kooiker, A. Schuitema, D. Lampen, T. Hoving, J. Zoet SENIORS— B. Kooiker, Coach Kos, M. Burgess, P. Wedeven Shot Put P. Wedeven 45 ' 1% High Jump S. Van Doornik 5 ' 1% Two Mile Run B. Sale 11 min. 10 sec. 880 yard Relay Team A. Schuitema B. Johnson D. Knoll M. Burgess 1 min. 35 8 10 sec. 120 yard High Hurdles A. Schuitema 15.7 sec. L 180 yard Low Hurdles A. Schuitema 20.9 sec. PUTTING AROUND This year ' s golf team began the new season with a new coach. Coach Hesche, who has coached both football and basketball for nine years at Fennville, also has considerable knowledge of golf. Though their record was not particularly strong, the games were very close. Rick Ende was chosen Most Valuable of the Team. SCOREBOARD WE THEY Gobies 207 205 Bloomingdale 192 193 Allegan 192 193 Wayland Middleville 216 183 189 173 Caledonia 202 152 West Olive 196 170 Maple Valley Bloomingdale 184 192 219 187 Allegan 192 187 West Ottawa 202 183 Wayland Middleville 186 190 164 192 KNEELING: D. Steele, S. Walters STANDING: G. Nieuvvsma, K. Lampen, D. Kempkers, R. Poll, Mr. Hesche Coach, R. Essink, R. Ende, G. CoUings, D. Ter Haar Varsity Retains League Championship f© ' 1 Front Row: D. Sternberg, J. Antoon, R. Brenner, W. Sternberg, P. Harmsen Second Row: G. Engelsman, D. Berens, J. Pitsch, R. Johnson, Mr. Cotts— Coach Third Row: D. Slotman, G. Aalderink, D. Prins, G. Poll, L. Dykhuis SCOREBOARD West Ottawa Wayiand Middleville Middleville Bloomingdale Bloomingdale Caledonia Middleville Holland Christian Zealand Caledonia Wayiand Jenison Caledonia Wayiand WE 1 1 2 3 3 8 1 2 4 2 5 12 1 THEY 2 4 6 2 1 2 1 2 5 12 3 1 9 E THEY 2 5 7 3 5 4 3 Maple Valley Maple Valley Holland Christian Maple Valley The Varsity baseball team ended the season with a 10-8 record. This record placed them up front as League champions. Gary Jurries, Gord Poll, and John Conner were chosen for the All-Conference first team while Doug Prins was placed on the second team. Chosen as Most Valuable player was Gord Poll. Don SSolmAu ' J.V. ' S Place First in League First Row: M. Brenner, K. Hildebrand, J. Shuck, L. Meiste, J. Kreuze, R. Kraker Second Row: C. Schoolman, V. Maatman, M. Reuschel, T. Boeve, D. Boeve, L. Redder, Mr. Edir.g— Coach Third Row: D. Dubbink, C. Kreuze, D. Vander Kamp, D. Koopman, J. Schrotenboer, D. Jurries Not to be outdone by the varsity, the J.V. Baseball Team also placed first in the Expressway League. Their final score was 13 wins and 4 losses. They were coached by Mr. Ron Eding who was brand new on the job. Cal Kreuze was chosen most valuable player. SCOREBOARD WE THEY West Ottawa 2 3 Zeeland 3 5 Wayland 4 5 Middleville 2 1 Gobies 13 Caledonia 6 1 Middleville 8 3 Caledonia 15 4 Wayland 10 8 Gobies 25 2 Maple Valley 12 2 Middleville 5 1 Wayland 7 1 Caledonia 1 3 Maple ' alley 10 1 Maple Valley 4 1 Zeeland 5 3 YOUNGER P Eighth Grade Sally Aalderink Margaret Antoon Kathryn Babinski Donnely Barber Kristi Barkel Steven Bauman Beverly Becksford Leon Becksvoort Michael Berens Rick Berens Warren Berens Robert Birce Retta Blanton Joseph Boeve Mar - Lou Bouwkamp Joan Bradfield Shirley Bradford Elaine Brecheisen Wayne Bredweg Victoria Brenner Lois Breuker Brad Brink Larr ' Brink Gary Brinks Joyce Brown Cynthia Busscher Robert Busscher Debra De Fouw Stephen Donibos John Doolaard Randall Dubbink Lori Dvkstra Lynette Eding Randall Eding Ronald Eding Dennis Ellens Alan Ende Connie Folkert Lvnda Folkert Terry Genzink Michael Golding John Greer Daniel Grondin Fern Grotenhuis Bradley Hagan Fred Harmsen Nancy Haveman Karl Haverdink Randy Haverdink Pamela Heck Eugene Heigel John Heinhold Victoria Hernandez Karen Hieftje David Hightower Douglas Hildenbrand Douglas Hoeve Denver Hornsby Sheryl Hoving Keith Hulsman Jerry Humphrey Joyce Immink David Jacobs Martha Jacobs Barbara Jagers Bernie Johnson Robert Johnson Ruth Johnson Thomas Johnson Sandra Jordan Vicki Jordan Kristi Jurries Terry Kamps James KanifT Rex Kleeves Carla Kleinheksel James Kleinheksel Timothy Kleinheksel John Knoll Paul Koopman Sandra Koopman Blaine Koops Richard Krueger Cynthia Kuipers Sharon Lamb Keith Lampen Linda Lampen jVlichael Lampen Rudy Lampen Shelynn Lampen Diane Langeland Carol Lemmen Linda Lemmen Beverly Lohman Calvin Lubbers Ronald Lubbers Gary Meyer Karl Meyer Keith Mokma Jane Naber Bonnie Nyboer Jean Nyhuis Susan Payne Bnice Peters Nancv Peters Cathy Pieper Randy Poll Robert Post Chester Prins Mary Reiser Donna Rienstra Daun Robbins Elaine Rutgers Fred St. Arnault Laverne Sal Diane Schaap Judith Schaap LuAnn Schipper Jacquelyn Schutte Donald Sebright Earl Slotman Gary Slotman Wanda Smoes Gail Ter Beek David Timmerman William Tnbergan Debra Vander Kolk Fred Van Doornik Lynn Van Order Lois VeldfofF David Ver Hoeven Tom Verhoog Dolphus Victor Darwin Volkers David Volkers Garry Weighmink Dwayne Wolters Philip Wolters Wanda Yonker NOT PICTURED Thomas Boerigter Alta Downing Christina Harmsen Alfred Hunt Scott Johnson Alesia Jones Linda Long Debra Schuitema Mark Ten Brink Mark Vander Poppen John Barkel Richard Barrett Brian Bartels Terry Becksfort Carol Becksvoort Dean Berens Marilyn Berens Becky Birce Jerry Bird Daryl Boerigter Cindv Boeve Jack Boeve Patty Bouwkamp Dabra Brink Jackie Brink Keldon Brink Daniel Burgess James Busscher Steven Busscher Jeffrey Carroll Lori Carroll Carol Collings Dianna Conner Phillip Dannenberg Karen De Jonge Debra De Zwaan Laurie De Zwaan Marv De Zwaan Randall Dykhuis Robert Dykstra Owen Eding Karen Eding Roger Eding Brenda Ellens Gary Ensing James Folkert Elaine Funk Delia Garza David Geurink Billy Geon Roy Gonzales Louise Grondin Murrel Greer Melanie Harmsen Cathy Haveman Stan Hernandez Sandra Hieftje Patricia Hoekje Jon Immink John Johnson Ronald Jones Lou Ann Judy Peter Kaper Pres Rick Barrett Vice Pres Jack Boeve Sec Kathi Wolters Treas Ron Jones Jody Kievit Barry Kleeves Stephen Klein Mark Kleinheksel Rick Klingenberg Mark Knoll Barbara Koopman Calvin Kragt Herbert Kraker Michael Kraker Beverly Kreuze Dav id Krug Debra Krug Thomas Lampen Kathy Lemmen Kellv Lezman Keith Lohman Cindy Lubbers Dale Lubbers Karen Lugten Linda Lugtigheid Ronald Lynema Ronald Lynn Bradley Miller Wesley Mitts Philip Mulder Marcia Myaard Larry Overbeek Linda Pepper Susan Post Connie Prins Darcv Prins Anne Rastall Randall Reimink Carlos Rice 53«?S3j  sst irn,-?. Timothy Righterink Margaret Roberts Carol Schipper Connie Schipper Thomas Schipper Christy Schuitema Robert Schutter Brett Semon Ramona Sims Dawn Slotman Philhp Snelier Phylhs Stehower Lloyd Ter Seek David Timm Stephanie Topp Shirley Tubergan Sharon Van Den Belt Roxie Van Den Berg Calvin Vander Kamp Melvin Vander Kooi Sandra Van Dussen Philip Van Tubbergen Carol Veldhof James VeldhofF Mary Wedeven Patricia Welscott Cornelius Wentzel Jane Westrate Stephen Whitsett John Wilson Mark Wilson Kathleen Wolters Alan Yoak Kathy Yonker Lou Ann Yonker Fred Young Glenn Zoerman NOT PICTURED Dale Downing Allyn Engelsman First Row: L. Eding, M. Deters, S. Van Dussen, T. Lampen, B. Becksfort, S. Post, C. Lubbers, L. Grondin, M. Reiser, S. Paine Second Row: R. Sims, B. Ellens, F. Van Doorink, M. Myaard, P. Kaper, J. Bradfield, F. Young, R. Lynema, C. Kragt, J. Greer, M. Lampen, B. Goen, A. Ende, A. Rastall, M. De Zwaan, H. Kraker, K. Hulsman Third Row: M. Harmsen, M. Wedeven, L. De Zwaan, B. Jager, D. Volkers, L. Judy, S. Klein, D. Boerigter, P. Stehouwer, T. Kleinheksel, W. Berens, B. Schutter, K. JUNIOR VARSITY BAND Lezman, K. Meyer, J. Schaap, E. Slotman, K. Yonker, G. Ensing, D. Geurink, S. Bauman, J. Kleinheksel, L. Brink, L. Folkert Fourth Row: B. Bartels, R. Barrett, D. Burgess, R. Jones, D. Slotman, T. Johnson, D. Kreuger, P. Wolters, Mr. Spence — Director, M. Vander Kooi, C. Lubbers, D. Grondin JUNIOR HIGH BAND MAJORETTES K. Barkel ; S. Koopman L. Dykstra G. Eding L. Lugtiheid HIGH CHORUS First Row: D. Reinstra, S. Topp, J. Brink, E. Rutgers, C. Collings, B. Lohman, J. Naber, K. Lemmen C. Prins, J. Keivet, D. Robbins, M. Jacobs, C. Boeve, B. Birce Second Row: Miss Wennell— Director! P. Hoekje, B. Kreuze, J. Westrate, B. Koopman, D. Barber, C. Busscher, C. Schipper, C. Hoving, W] Smoes, J. Nyhuis, D. De Fouw, M. Antoon, K. Wolters, K. Babinski Third Row: B. Johnson, D. Hoeve, C. Rice, J. KanifF, B. Brink, T. Ver Hoog, P. Koopman , B. Peters, G. Meyer, D. Ver Hoeven JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL President Randy Haverdink V.-Pres Darcy Prins Secretary Lynda Folkert Treasurer Rick Barrett Representatives 8th grade Lynette Eding Denny Ellens SBiWWMgL ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' M '  ' L 7th grade Kathy Yonker Hlil 1 f ' i ' Daryl Boerigter Eighth Grade Takes Expressway Front Row: G. Brinks— Manager, D. Ver Hoeven, W. Berens, B. Peters, D. Ellens, T. Genzink, J. Boeve, K. Meyer Second Row: G. Weighmink, E. Slotman, K. Hulsman, B. Brink, C. Lubbers, P. Wolters, T. Boerigter, S. Johnson, R. Haverdink, L. Becksfort, Mr. Appledorn— Coach Led by Coach Appledorn the eighth grade team finished with a fine 9-2 record. The great effort demonstrated by the entire team gave them an over- whelming power among the Expressway conference teams. Seventh Grade Trains in Skills The 1968-69 season proved to be a time of learning for the seventh grade team. Coach Kos along with his sleepy eyed boys practiced in the early morning hours to perfect the skills demanded by basketball. Front Row: P. Kaper— Manager, P. Dannenberg, T. Lampen, J. Folkert, R. Dykhuis, M. Kleinlieksel, C. Vander Camp, D. Boerigter, P. Snellen, D. Burgess Second Row: T. Immink, D. Prins, J. Boeve, J. Barkel, F. Young, G. Easing, S. Busscher, K. Lohman, B, Dykstra, B. Goen, R. Klingenberg, Mr. Kos — Coach JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS C. BOEVE B. ELLENS B. KOOPMAN S. TOP C. VELDHOF K. WOLTERS JUNIOR HIGH TRACKMEN First Row: P. Kaper, R. Slotman, P. Dannenberg, D. Timm, F. Van Doornik, B. Busscher, D. Ellens, Mr. Rhoda— Coach. Second Row: D. Burgess, K. Haverdink, J. Boeve, D. Grondin, R. Lynn, M. Golding, J. Kleinheksel, D. Boerigter. Third Row: H. Kraker, K. Lehman, B. Dykstra, P. Sneller, R. Jones, J. Boeve, M. Kleinheksel, M. Kraker, J. Folkert. Fourth Row: R. Dykhiiis, A. Hunt, R. Haverdink, S. Johnson, T. Genzink, R. Post, J. Heck, T. Kleinheksel. SENIOR CREDITS AALDERINK, GLENN-Intra- mural Basketball— 2; Baseball— 1,2,4; FFA-1,4; Football-.3; Jr. Play; H-Club-3,4. ALWARD, RHONDA-YFC-1,2,4; French Club-2,3,4; GAA— 2,3,4; FNA-3,4. APPLEDORN, NANCY-Trans- ferred from West Ottawa; Pep Club-3; FNA-3; FBLA-3; Homecoming Rep.— 3; FTA— 4; Choralaires- ; Portrait— 3,4, Business Manager- . ASH, RICHARD-Football-1,2,3, 4; Intramural Basketball— 1,2; H- Club-3,4. BARKEL, KIRK-Science Club 3, Officer-3; Jr. Play; Student CDuncil-4; Sr. Play; Sr. Class President; National Honor Soci- ety— 4. BERENS, LINDA-Pep Club-1,2; Valentine Rep.— 2; Musical— 3; YFC-4; Choralaires-4. BERGMAN, HARRY BEYER, LESTER BOERIGTER, PEGGY-Pep Club -1,2; FTA-3; FBLA-3,4. BOERIGTER, TERRI-Fresh. Class Officer; French Club— 1,2, 3, Officer-3; Musical Student Director— 3; National Honor So- ciety — 4. BOEVE, DONA-YFC-1,4; Of- ficer- ; GAA-1,2,3,4; Pep Club -1,2; FBLA-3; German Club-3; Student Council— 4; FNA— 3,4, Officer-4. BOUWMAN, GRACE-YFC-4; French Club-3,4. BOWERS, CARLA-Pep Club-1, 2,3; Fresh. Class Officer; Cheer- leader-2; FBLA-3,4, Pres.— i; Athletic Sisters— 4; FTA— 4. BOYLES, ROBERT-Tennis-3. BRANDERHORST, WANDA- Pep Club-1,2,3; GAA-1,2; FBLA-3,4; Spectra-4. BRADFORD, WANDA-YFC-2; GAA-2,3,4; FTA-3,4. BREUKER, WAYNE-FFA-3. BRINK, JAN-Pep Club-2,3; FNA -3; 1 French Clul3-3,4. BRINK, PATTI-Pep Club-1,2,3; Musical-2,3; Science Club-3; Cheerleader— 3; FTA— 3,4; YFC -3,4; Jr. Play; Soph. Class Of- ficer; National Honor Society- 4; Student Council Sec— 4; Cho- ralaires — 4. BRINK, ROCHELLE-Pep Cluls- 1,2; Majorett( l,2,3,4, Capt.— 3, 4; Musical-2,3; Jr. Play; Ger- man Club— 3,4; Science Club— 3; Spectra— 3; National Honor Soci- ety-3,4; Sr. Play Co-Student Director; YFC— 4; FNA-4. BURGESS, MICHAEL-Intramu- ral Basketball— 1,2; Track— 1,2,3, 4; H-Club-2,3,4. BUSSCHER, GARY-Pep Club-1, 2,3; Football-1,2,3,4, Tri-Capt.- 4; Tennis-1.2,3,4; Band-1,2; Intramural Basketball— 1,2; Stu- dent Council— 3, Tres.— 4; H- Club-2,3,4; Science Club Officer -3; French Club-3; Choralaires -A. COATS, SUE-French Club-1,2; ' alentine Rep.-1,3,4; Pep Club -1,2,3; GAA-1,2; Musical-2,3; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; FTA-2,3,4; Officer- 3; Athletic Sisters— 3,4, Pres. ; Jr. Class Officer; Of- fice Asst.- ; Portrait— 4; YFC— 4; Choralaires— 4. COLLINGS, GARY-Golf-3,4. CONNER, JOHN-Baseball-1,2,3, 4, All-Conference 3,4; Football -2,3,4; H-Club-2,3, Officer-4; Sr. Play; Sr. Class ' ice-Pres. CORYELL, DEBORAH-GAA- 1,2,3,4; YFC-1,2,4; German Club-3,4. DE BOER, BARBARA-Library Asst.-2,3; FNA-3,4; Athletic Sisters— 4; FBLA— 4; Spectra— 4; Teacher Assist. — 4. DIEPERT, ROBERT-Portrait-2; Tennis— 3; Spectra— 4; Sr. Play. DE JONGE, JACK-Transferred from Zeeland High School; FFA -4. DEN BESTEN, CLARE-German Club-1.2,3; GAA-2; Library Asst.-2,3; FTA-2,3,4; Science Club— 3; Reflections Editor— 3; Office Asst.— 4; Spectra Co- Editor— 4; Athletic Sisters l. DE WITT, BETH-Band-1,2,3; Pep Clul -1; GAA-1; Soph. Class Officer; French Club— 2,3; FTA-2,3; YFC-2; Portrait-3,4, Activities Editor— 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; National Honor Society— 3,4; Choralaires— 4. DE ZWAAN JAN-Fresh. Class Officer; Soph. Class Officer; GAA-1,2,3; FTA-2,3; Jr. Play; Athletic Sisters— 3,4; Portrait— 4! ' DYKHUIS. LARRY-Football-1, ! 2,3,4; Baseball-1,2,3,4; Jr. Play; ' . Pep Club-3; H-Club-3,4; Sr ' i Play; YFC— 4. 1 DYKSTRA, JACKIE-Pep Club- 1,2; Band-1,2; YFC-1,2; GAA- 1; French Club-2,3; FBLA-4; Spectra Co-Editor— 4. EDGERLY, RONALD-Basket- ball Manager— 1,2,3,4; Football Manager— 2,3,4; Pep Club— 1,2,3; Jr. Play; H-Club-3,4; FBLA- . EDING, BONNIE-Pep Club-1,2; YFC— 4. EDING, DA VN-GAA-1; Band- 1,2,3,4; YFC-1,2; French Club- 2,3; Portrait-3,4; Cheerleader- 2,4; National Honor Society— 3,4; FBLA — 4; Valentine Queen — 4; WZZM Quiz Bowl-4. EDING, DONALD-A-V Asst.-4; Science Club — 3. EDING HOWARD-FFLA, 2,3,4. EDING, JERRY ELENBAAS, DAVID-FFA-3,4. ELSHUIS, HARLAN-Basketball- 1,2,3,4; Baseball-1,2,3. ENGELSMAN, JERRY-Baseball rj —I; Choralaires — 4. ESSINK, BEVERLY-Pep Club- 1,2; FBLA-3,4. FOLKERT, MARK-Basketball-1, 2; Tennis-1,2,3,4; FFA-1,2,3,4, I Officer-3; H-Club-2,3,4. GEERTS, DAVID-Pep Band-1,2 3,4; Band-1,2,3,4, Officer-1,2 i Musical— 2,3; German Club— 2,3 YFC-4. GILL, DONALD-Transferred from East High School, Phoenix, i Arizona. GILL, JUNE-Transferred from East High School, Phoenix, Arizona. GRIFFITH, ANITA-Transferred from Otsego High School; Pep Club-3; YFC-4; FNA-4; Spectra — 4. GROENHEIDE, JARVIS GROTENHUIS, JACK-Tennis-1, 2,3,4; Basketball-2; H-Club-3, 4, OfFicer-4. HAAN, ELINOR-YFC-1,2; French Club-2,3,4; FNA-3,4. HECK, TERRY HOEZEE, JACQUELINE-GAA -1,2,3,4; Band-1,2,3,4; Pep Band -1,2,3,4; German Club-3,4; Teacher Asst.— 3; Track— 3; Bas- ketball-3,4, Capt.-4; Softball-4. HOFFMAN, ROBERT-Pep Band, -1,2,3; YFC-1,2,4, Officer-2; Band-1,2,3; Pep Club-2; Ger- man Club— 2,3; Officer- 3; Science Club — 3; National Honor Society —3,4; Student Council— 4; Cho- ralaires — 4. HOKSE, DONNA-YFC-1,2; Pep Club-1,2,3; Library Asst.-1,2,3; FBLA-3,4. HORNSBY, BENITA-GAA-1,2,3, 4, Oflficer-4; Co-op-4; Track- 3; Basketball-2,3. HULSMAN, BARBARA-Band- 1,2,3,4; Pep Band-1,2,3,4; YFC -2,4; German Club-2,3; FNA- 3,4; Office Asst.-4. HULSMAN, MARY LOU-YFC- 1,2; Pep CIub-1,2; Library Asst. -4. JOHNSON, MARCIA-Band-1,2; French Club — 2,3; Science Club -3; FBLA-3,4, Treas.-4; Por- trait — 4; Choralaires — 4. JOHNSON, MARY-Student Coun- cil-1; French Club-1,2,3; Ger- man Club-3,4, Ofiricer-3; Jr. Play; Science Club— 3; National Honor Society— 3,4; Valedictori- an. JOOSTBERNS, RONALD-Foot- ball-1,2,3,4, Track— 1,2; Pep Club-1,2; Tennis-3; H-Club- 3,4; FBLA-4. JURRIES, GARY-Pep Club-1,2; Baseball, 1,2,3,4; Football-1,2,3, 4; Tri-Capt-4; Basketball-1,2,3, 4; H-Club-2,3,4. KLEINHEKSEL, CALVIN-YFC -2,4; FFA-2,3,4, Officer— 4; T ennis-3; French Club-3,4, Of- ficer — 4. KLEINHEKSEL, ELOISE-Band -1; Pep Club-1,2,3; Athletic Sisters— 3; French Club— 3,4. KLEINHEKSEL, JUDY-Pep Club -1,2; GAA-3; FBLA-3,4; Of- fice Asst. — 4. KLINGENBERG, MARY-Pep Club-1,2; Musical-3; YFC-4. KLINGENBERG, PAMELA-Pep Club-1,2,3; Band-1,2,3; YFC- 1,2,3, Officer-2; French Club- 2,3; FNA-3; Jr. Play; Science Club— 3; Athletic Sisters— 4; Co- op — 4; National Honor Society — 4; Choralaires— 4. KOOIKER, ROBERT-French Club-3,4; Track-4; FFA-2,3,4, Officer-4. KOOIKER, RUTH-Pep Club-1,2; GAA-1,2,3,4; FBLA-3,4; Sr. Class Treas.; Athletic Sisters — 4, Officer — 4; Portrait— 4. KRAKER, BARBARA-YFC-1,2,4; GAA-1,2,3; Pep Club-1,2,3; Library Asst.— 1,2,3,4; FBLA— 3, 4. KRAUSE, JOANNE-Pep Club-1 2; YFC-1,2,4; Musical-2,3, Science Club— 3; Office Asst.— 3 Jr. Play; FTA-3,4; Choralaires — 4; Teacher Asst.— 4; Athletic Sisters — 4. KREUGER, 1,2,3,4. KENNETH-Band- LANKHEET, EARL-German Club-2,3; Science Club-3. LOEW, WENDELL,-G erman Club-1,2; Science Club-3; FBLA-4; Sr. Play; Choralaires- 4. LOHMAN, CHRISTINE-Pep Club— 1; Portrait— 2,3,4, Assist. Editor-3, Editor— 4; Band Color Guard— 1,2,3; German Club— 3, 4; Jr. Play Student Director; Co- op — 4; National Honor Society — 3,4. LUGTEN, SANDRA-Pep Clul3-3; FBLA-3,4, Officer-4. LUGTIGHEID, MARVA-Pep Club-1,2,3; YFC-1,2; Band Color Guard — 1,2,3; Science Club -3; FBLA-4. MEISTE, BARBARA-French Club-3; Pep Clul3-3; FNA-3,4; Athletic Sisters— 4; Office Asst.— 4; FBLA-4. MEISTE, LINDA-GAA-1,2.3; French CIub-2; FBLA-3; FNA -3,4. MOORED, JOAN-French Club- 1; Pep Club— 1,2,3; Homecoming Rep— 2; Student Council— 2; GAA-2; Jr. Play; Musical-3; YFC-1,2,4, Pres.-4; Choralaires -4. NYLAND. JILL-Pep Clul3-1,2,3; Athletic Sisters— 3; French Club -3. O ' CONxNER, DENNIS OETMAN, JUDY-FNA-3. OLDEBEKKING, CALMN-Val- entine Rep. — 2. OSBORNE, WILLIAM-Student Council— 1,4, Pres.— 4; Football— 1,2,3,4, Tri-Capt.-4; Basketball -1,2,3,4; Baseball-2,3; H-Clul - 3,4; Spectra— 3; Valentine Rep.— 3; King— 4; Boy ' s State Rep.— 4; Sr. Play; YFC-4; Choralaires-4. OVERBEEK, JUDITH-YFC-1; Library Asst.— 2,3; Spectra— 4. PETERS, LINDA-Pep Club-3; FBLA-4. PRINS, BETTY-YFC-1,4; French Club-1,2,3,4; Pep Club-2,3; FNA-3,4; Portrait-4. PRINS, DOUGLAS-Pep Clulj-l, 2; Baseball-1,2,4; Football-1,2, 3,4; Intramural Basketball— 1,2; H-Clulj-2,3,4. PRINS, SALLY-Pep Club-1,2; FTA-2,3, Officer-3; German CIul)-2; Jr. Play; FBLA-3,4; Sr. Class Secretary, POLL, CONNIE-Pep Club-1,2,3; Cheerleader-1,2,3,4; Valentine Rep.-2; FTA-3,4: YFC-4; Choralaires — 4. 3; Student Council— 1,4, Vice- Pres.— 4; Basketball— 1,2,3,4, Capt.— 4; Baseball-1,2,3,4; H- Club-2,3,4; Jr. Class Officer; Scholar Athlete Award — 4. REUS, KATHLEEN-YFC-1; Pep Club-1; GAA-1; Band Color Guard-1,2,3. RIGTERINK, P.ATRICIA-Pep Club-1,2; GAA-1; Science Club -3, Officer-3; Jr. Play; FNA-3, 4; YFC . SAL, DONALD SCHIPPER, NORMA-French Club-1,2,3; Science C1u1d-3; FBLA-3,4; Betty Crocker Home- maker of Tomorrow Award— 4. SCHUTTER, LINDA-YFC-1,2; FNA-3,4; French Club-2,3i Science Club— 3. SLOTMAN, DONALD-FFA-1, 2,3,4; Baseball-3,4. SLOTMAN, HOWARD-Band-1, 2,3,4, Officer-4; Basketball-1,2, 3,4; Tennis-2,3,4; German Club —2,3; National Honor Society -3,4; H-Club-3,4; Science Club -3; VVZZM Quiz Bowl-4; Hope College Presidential Scholar; National Merit Scholarship Fi- nalist. SLOT.MAN, ROGER-FFA-4. STEELE, RITA-YFC-1,2; Major- ettf--l,2,3; Co-Capt.-3; GAA-2; Jr. Play; FBLA-3,4, Officer-4; German Club— 3; Science Cluls— 3; Athletic Sisters— 4. STICKLEY, CAROL STICKLEY, WILLIAM TANIS, ROBERT-FootbalI-1,2; Basketball-1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3; Pep Clul)-1,2; H-Clul -3 4; FBLA-4. TWINING, ROSE MARY-GAA- 1,2,3,4; YFC-1,4; French Club- 2,3. trait— 1,2,3,4, Sports Editor— 3,4; Pep Band-1,2,3,4; Track-1, ' 2, ' German Club— 2,3; Band— 1,2,3, 4, Drum Major— 3,4; Jr. Play; Musical— 2,3. ' ANDER KOLK, SCOTT-FFA- 1,2,3,4, Officer-1,3; Jr. Play. VANDER KOLK, WANDA-Pep Club-1; YFC-1,2; FBLA-3,4. VAN DE WEGE, SHARON-Pep Club-1; YFC-1,2; GAA-2,3; Teacher Asst.— 3; FBLA— 3,4; Library Asst. — 4. VAN DUSSEN, ROBERT-Trans- ferred from Anchorage Borough High School, Anchorage, Alaska. VAN ORDER, LARRY VAN ORDER, VINCENT-Jr. Play. VAN OSS, CAROL-Pep Club-1; YFC-1,2; FBLA-3,4. X ' ELDHOF, MARY-Cheerleader -1,2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2,3; Soph. Class Officer; Jr. Class Officer; Jr. Play; Musical— 3; Science Club-3; YFC-4; FTA-3,4, Of- ficer 4; National Honor Society— 3,4. ELDHOF, HAROLD-FFA-2,3, 4. WALTERS, CONNIE-French Club-2,3; FNA-3,4; Co-op-4; GAA— 4. WEDEVEN, PAUL-Football-1, 2,3,4; Track-1,2,3,4; Band-1,2, 3,4; H-Club-3,4; FFA-3; FBLA -4; C Jr. Play. WOLTERS, ARLYN-Student Council-1; Band-1,2; FFA-1, 2,3; FBLA— 4. WOLTERS, NANCY-YFC-1,2,3. Officer-2; Band Color Gurad- 1,2,3; Jr. Play; French Club 3; Sr. Plav; FBLA— 4; Office Asst. -4. POLL, GORDON-Pep Clul l.2, ' AN BRACT, MICHAEL-Por- YONKER, CALVIN are eotitied to! 2as ruuuc 2 ft-289 ' I ' ' n IS Kit .e ENT — apartments! NT— Upper uitfumsbed Mm apartment. 191 W. 286-291 ■ Jtt X 12 -- 12 5i != - U fC la jPOR SALE—Used nM ' rigerstor, l ' Av:itil«ble in 4353, Coteiir i :ut nr- rai eVwJKher ' and : • ; Calii | _ _ JoSsBstta v ' «m!t 3 373S. 284.289; 54 dwcago Br GrandviOf M. x NT— 1 bedrocn upstairs riMd apartiw t. AdnUs 39S-67M. aS-Slp NIAL GREEN U ARTMENTS Weat SOth Street ! Modri-OPEN D«% P.M. Exc Sunday 1 t« 2 bedrooKB, FOR SALE-Van PeU B racing boat. Mercury motor with i rrrr- nn  ;:;: sfeaJtow lic dl tef  .(«• igviS ' tem. Waj-rie Jlorwi syr ' ' mobile f $132,15. ssk I ? ' ■ ' quiekae. F ooe 3d2-42S6 iiit a 38i-2eSi ' CJteesi FOR SALE — New iXNsnes. Modefe fcr cvcrj b««l. j get, Wiadmili Mobile H«Da««,i _--„--- wltcre quaSty comes firs . 333 jSTOTtAGE Lalcewood. : 4-2S9 ! FOR SALE — plete re«d]r Glenn 22; nestaL Jiving roooB, i IcIMb sad iaSl Wh btih mm at h titdiea i ii Id i mm, re Ti «ad mpGmai aeilities Aio bakoay. pool and comm } atfp wts. rewekome.Kopels.j - J5 to $170 per ro  tii 11 utilities except %iJt M.TE OCCUPANCY 392-M24 Anytime SE.ATS REALTORS Sf ashingtoo- Are, I Agents for Alc6 inagetneot Cs. a -291 T— Unfurmsbed down- 1 e bedroom apartment. ' 92-M24. 286 ; nr — 2 l cdroam fur- i partme0t. Also 1 bed- i t c h e n apartment, i inly. Phone 33.V3775 ' .m. 284-289 ; 7T—2 bedroom deluxe nt. Adults. F r e f e r I •eople. Phone 392-2739. ! 284-286! 1 iT — 2nd floor apart- ! ■emodeled, carpeted, ir Hope College, Call 284-286 R SALE — % Wagemaker Runabout. 14 foot brr iEatH Ooat with Mercury mutOT and Tenee Trailer arid extras. IF ' hone 335 78. n -n p ™ --4,000 pound foTk- lift. Hard rubber tires, Pbooe 335-«W7 after 6 pm. 28! -2860 big seSecU«B. De Waard $ J EW PORTABLE Ti ' 1 74 sq jtK ' h wslh earpit «se, Sf '  i% Budget t«rmi? E F Gf«dr;ch Store, 359 Ris t. CaH .Wi-SSgi 3B2 287 USED brF !C desksT filmg .. ' «h.n«vtj, ca files and Ph me :? 7303 283-2 . ' .- ..,i.;TIC SIGNS for car or buck Csil Lloyd La Mar 772- 6 39 jirter 6 pm 285-2«« FOR SALE - ' NewTused and ALll lNoTirDlSG r milt vacuum cleasers- Also f ' ' . wuse windows, screens, hoses, bags, belts, brushes t ®  gutters, Frw estimates parts for all mskas, Vacu«m i - -OR LN ' C. TEL. 3:55-3807 Cleaner Headquarters, 3 E I «.h. M-2I aa-oss from Rass ' inR4pc B ; toT — Drive In 9«! fi- r ' P ' ' • ' - ' ■ upfaojstfry material. Bi, -i 4-2gs. «g -rtjCsKlNG FOR jCfecw -«s ix ' wr Wt- ijBv? iV. m ' «r Co i30t -! .;3. jjj stock ist ali;C«va M-iM dt ' cof atne c - j Cfew« I Clie Ti The 4 ' ma Manjr Mjsy colors. II U V A ' iJtfUi . Cut to 5ij; , f _ FOB %IE - AiTC BLY USED C.ViiS At -: Chi ' 65 Ca M4YCR0FT Ic VERSEND.AAL i ' Fos FOR SALE - ' i Scramljler ae new, $t casii, 1900 miles Ptson« 335-3411 between 4-8 p m. | 283-288P INC Home {A LI TOI,.N- - MERCl ' RV 124 E 8tls T«]. 39e46?4 XEERCURYJ; ' 63 %for te|;o 2 Door Hardtt® Po%«red 38 Meaategfo 4 Dow, po ered 66 Parkiano 4 Door, powered 6 M mtere.v 4 Doer, powered 65 Mcnterej 4 Dcwr, po-A«red ' ei Cof For FOR S.ALE -Park Estate. Hori- 1 zoo and iierra mobile bomes. i Now at clearance prices ' Park lots now available to; cur customers, hmwmm ' z ] Mobile Homes, Call 392-8459, 282-287 FOR SALE — New. used and lectin, low prices, De Waard ' s, IS W. aad .se- mh. AWNINGS - . iuminum, v ' m libreglas. Roll up and -station- 2r% ' . Free estimates. Brouwer indow Sales. Phone 396-6CM7. m%-m rebuilt Filter Queen bagiess ee i « .«..-„„ u,- ■, t, vacuum cleaners. Va urn ; Si . f OTHERS j •68 Ford Galaxie m Fordor Hardtq), powered ' 67 Oldsmobile 4 Doar F-8S Powered ! ' 66 Mustang Hardt p, standard ' SS Buick Skylark 4 Ikm Powered I ' 65 Ford Gala.xie SOO Twa Door { Hardtop, m% ered ' 62 Ford FaiFlaRe Fordw Automatic 5T VILLAGE .APTS. enter wiU i thing of value or trade for ai u.sed or new sewing raachms. I — — _,Guns, b«- 3t3, mctcff-s ' , etc. Rex I FOR SALE — ' 66 Suzjiki. $2,50 : Sewing Ccmer. 67S Michigaa Cleaner Headquarters, 260 E 8th. Across from Russ ' Drive J ' - 281-286 Good coDd itjon. Phone -ik Tio W.WTED - . nsCELLA EOUS Oper Fri ' i 9 p.m. Mon. Wed,, 282-237 Ope.n Evensj,rg;i Saturday FOR sale ' - ' transportatioD. FOR s ' ALE r S P.M. :::-2f7 Wh ' 68 Por Tut br2! top. ' 68 Caii 327 ' «7 Pofi Har two S7 For Cr-uj iRg ' 67 Pon: Wsg ing skK Mus Pvt g-( radit mik ' 6? POTit Hare brak lu. b. 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