Hamilton High School - Portrait Yearbook (Hamilton, MI)

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FOOTBALL WE THEY Byron Center Zeeland Byron Center Lee Wayland Caledonia 20 46 30 30 12 20 6 6 18 22 Lee Wayland Caledonia Kelloggsville Comstock Park Allegan Middleville Allegan Bvron Center 5 4 3 Kellogsville Comstock Park 44 22 6 L 4 Middleville 20 Cocpersville Bvron Center Lee BASKETBALL 44 59 47 48 80 64 Lee Wayland Caledonia Kelloggsville 5 Wayland Caledonia Fennville 76 74 62 72 62 45 West Ottawa Comstock Park Middleville 4)s 4 Kelloggsville Comstock Park Middleville B ' ron Center 53 53 66 67 44 62 41 55 Zeeland Kelloggsville TENNIS 3 5 Lee 70 74 Allegan Fennville Wayland 67 60 64 64 Lee Wayland 4 2 2 5 5 5 2 4 1 Caledonia Kelloggsville Comstock Park Middleville 59 45 61 76 57 48 60 59 Caledonia Kelloggsville Comstock Park Middleville Fennville 65 49 West Ottawa Bloomingdale 60 62 Lee Allegan Bvron Center Lee Wayland CROSS COUNTRY 33 47 39 26 16 19 Wayland Caledonia Comstock Park Middleville 1 4 5 3 Caledonia 32 23 Kelloggsville 65 15 BASEBALL Comstock Park 46 16 West Ottawa 9 Middleville 39 17 Allegan Bvron Center 5 4 WRESTLING Lee 9 Jenison 30 23 Zeeland U Calvin Christian 36 14 Wayland 9 Byron Center 26 26 Caledonia 8 Lee 26 23 Kelloggsville 1 Fennville 43 10 Comstock Park 4 Wavland 19 29 Middleville 18 West Ottawa 15 37 Byron Center 7 Holland 28 30 Lee 13 Zeeland 8 38 Wayland 4 Caledonia 23 21 Caledonia 20 Calvin Christian 46 8 Kelloggsville 13 Kelloggsville Middleville 24 21 Comstock Park 11 36 18 Middleville 15 Comstock Park 20 28 Gobies ° 16 Fennville 39 13 Mattawan ° 2 Zeeland 13 30 Hopkins ° 8 Holland Christian 50 TRACK WE 4 THEY Ravenna Tournaments Saugatuck 88 38 Hopkins 20 Lee 74 44 Fennville 72 46 Wayland 70 48 Zeeland 62 68 Calvin Christian 15 Caledonia 63 55 Kelloggsville 70 48 Comstock Park 91 27 Byron Center 100 17 Middleville 87 31

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♦ «1 r ' V-;S(I « « — ' ' ' lllilHfinHlM I ' Powt ' i hitti ' i, Brenner (31), slugs the liall nito right field. Opponents scrambel for the ball in vain as Jurries (23) gets single. It has been said that Junior N ' arsity squads are training ground for Varsit . This seemed to be true with this year ' s J. ' . Baseball team. The boys displayed great po- tential and ability, but lacked the consistency and teamwork necessary to make it work. Brad Brink had a .400 average at the plate, while Most N ' aluable, Lee Becksfort, had .300 and pitched his way to three vic- tories. Mr. Eding and the squad finished the season with a 6-10 record and de elopment of skills for next year. J.V. ' s swing away at season Left to Right— 1st row— D. Hoinsb -, H. Kraker, T. Rigterink, R. Reimink, D. V ' ei Hoe en, J. Folkeit, D. Boeiigter, |. Knoll, U. Moore, 2nd row— Coach Eding, M. Vander Kooi, G. Ensing, C. Lubbers, L. Becksfort, B. Brink, J. Boeve, A. Yoak, K. Haserdink, J. Kleinheksel, and G. Brink.

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gi Softball Team-L. to R.-lst lOu-M. DeZuaa fold, B. Beiens, M. Van Kirk, S. Hirftje, D. Rei B. Top, K. Yonkei, M. Ber link, M. Deters, K. Pi ins, R. ' n,s, E. Biechei.sen, L. Carrol [ohnson, Coaeh De ' os, 2nd row — S. Lampen, G. Becks Girls overpower opponents in athletics Girls athletics has been happening at Hamilton for some time, but few have been aware of it. Coached by Mrs. DeVos for the past year, Hamilton has produced very successful basketball, volleyball, and Softball teams. The shooting eye of Gloria Becksford and Beth Berens lead the basketball team to a near perfect season, being defeated only once by Northview. With the pitching arm of Gloria and the bat of Kathie Berens, Senior Girl Athlete of the year, the Softball team put on an overpowering demonstration of team- work and coordination which proved to be no match for any opponent. With the return of many of the girls and strong backup J. ' . teams, ne.xt year promises to be another predominately Hamilton ' ear in the Girls ' Athletic division of the League.