Hudsonville High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Hudsonville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1956 volume:

Published by the Class of 1956 Hudsonville Public High School Hudsonville, Michigan Co-Editors Mary Lammers - Judy Van Houten 1 ANNA JERUE It is with real appreciation of her abilities as a teacher, and her genuine concern for each individual person as counselor and friend, that we. as Seniors and Staff members, dedicate this Pioneer to Mrs. Anna Jeruc. Through this means we desire her to know that we have valued her continued interest in each of us throughout our high school days. We are grateful to her for the high standards she has set for us. and our sincere wish is that she may continue to successfully guide those who have the privilege of her instruction. 3 Co-editors Judy Van Houten - Mary Lammers Business Managers Ron Nedervejd - Nannette Oakes Activities Karen Roberts - Barbara Ver Strate Advertising Dan Buist - Vern Elzinga Photography Bonnie Van Slooten - Betty Vonk ■ Sports Marny Talsma - Harlan Sprick Advisor Mrs. Gladys Warke A Appreciation We wish to especially express our appreciation and thanks to these teachers who have given of their time and talents in a special way to our Senior Class. MISS RUTH NEWLAND Junior-Senior Banquet Advisor Senior Class Sponsor MR. ALLEN MANNE Junior and Senior Class Sponsor 5 MRS. GLADYS WARKE Pioneer Advisor MISS MARY DAHL Senior Play Director Left to Right: Herbert Serum, Secretary; John Vander Molen, Gilbert Hall, President; Jacob Tigelaar. F. Dale Curtis, Trea- surer. Mrs. Dorothy Van Dyke B.A. Hope College, Holland, Michigan Secretary 6 m in id tra tion Mr. Harold S. Chambers Superintendent B.A. Manchester College, Manchester, Indiana M.A. University of Michigan To the Seniors: The completion of the Pioneer, which presents a picture of your- selves, is but one of the many fine contributions you as individ- uals, and as a class, have made to the life of our school. It will serve to remind us of your ambitions and accomplishments. May Christian ideals set your goals and influence your activi- ties and decisions after gradua- tion. Greetings to the Class of 1956: Congratulations on your pro- duction of an excellent memento of your last years at good old Hudsie. May it serve to symbol- ize the essence of your scholar- ship attainments as well as a perpetual reminder of the pleas- ant social activities of your high school days. Go on, now, to even greater days that are sure to fol- low for you. Mr. Clarence J. Sikkema Principal B.A. Calvin College, Grand Rapids, Michigan M.A. University of Michigan 7 Mr. Kenneth Bauman B.A. Hope College. Holland, Michigan Ass’t. Football Coach Reserve Basketball Coach History Social Studies Miss Margaret Feringa B.A. Calvin College, Grand Rapids, Michigan English Librarian Miss Muriel Elzinga B.A. Hope College, Holland, Michigan Bible Chorus English Miss Mary Dahl B.A. Taylor University, Upland, Indiana English Speech Miss Velma Frey B.A. Goshen College, Goshen, Indiana Bible Home Economics 8 Mrs. Anna Jcruc B.A. Western Michigan College Kalamazoo, Michigan Latin World History Book Store Manager Mr. Roy Gerkin B.S. Central Michigan College. Mt. Pleasant. Michigan Algebra Athletic Manager Basketball Coach Baseball Coach Reserve Football Coach Physical Education Mr. Henry Johnson B.S. Western Michigan College. Kalamazoo. Michigan Bookkeeping Business Arithmetic Typing Shorthand Mr. Allen Manne B.S. Western Michigan College. Kalamazoo. Michigan Football Coach Track Coach Driver's Training General Science Mechanical Drawing Miss Ruth Newland B.A. Greenville College. Greenville. Illinois Basketball Coach History Physical Education Mr. Preston Petroelje B.A. Hope College Holland, Michigan Algebra Geometry General Mathematics 9 Mr. Harvey Van Dyke B.M. University of Michigap M.M. University of Michigan Band Mr. John Veenstra B.A. Kalamazoo College. B.S.-Western Michigan College M.S. University of Michigan General Science Chemistry Physics Mr. Gerrit Vecnboer B.A. Hope College, Holland, Michigan M.A. University of Michigan Biology General Science Mrs. Gladys Warke B.A. Northwestern University Evanston, Illinois Business Arithmetic American Government 10 Standing: S. Kramer, J. Huyser, M. Drew, P. Huizenga, J. Hoezec, Advisor, Mr. Sikkema; D. Mac Donald, N. Schut, R. Vandcr Molen, M. Brandt Sitting: R. Schut, A. Ver Hage, M. Elzinga, B. Ver Strate, D. Dc Weerd The Student Council is organized to permit students to participate in the regulation and conduct of school affairs. Council members are elected annually by the student body. The Council, under the sponsorship of the principal. Mr. Sikkema. meets once a week to conduct its business. Under its leadership, assemblies are planned, pep meetings are ar- ranged and a hall monitor system is maintained. It is divided into several committees which work willingly and effectively. The Council has corresponded with many neighboring schools and during the past year has organized clubs, and adopted a definite plan for hall traffic. Recording Secretary Alma Ver Hage 11 Corresponding Secretary Delores De Weerd emor A “We have crossed the bay; the ocean lies beyond.” FLOWER: Red and White Carnation COLORS: Blue and White Vice President, Alyn Rynbrandt Secretary, Judy Van Houten President. Paul Huizenga Student Council Representatives, Delores De- Weerd and Rolland Schut Treasurers, Linda Selvig and Ronald Nederveld a ledictorian Judith Van Houten “You simply can't resist those eyes! And does she use them - sure, she tries.” Judy has earned the highest scholastic rank for the honor of valedictorian by maintaining an all A record throughout her high school years. She was born September 14, 1938, in Coopersville. She attended grade school for the first two years at Comstock Park and third through eighth grades at Jenison Christian. All four years of high school were spent at Hudsonville where she was elected to the National Honor Society in her junior year, and served as its president in her senior year. She was a member of the Booster Club for two years, and the girls' basketball team for three years. In her senior year, the team, on which she was a star, won the Ke-Naw-Wa League championship. She served on the Buzzer Staff during her freshman year, and on the Student Council as a sophomore. In her senior year she was elected secretary and was appointed co-editor of the Pioneer Staff. She plans to enroll at Grand Rapids Junior College where she will take a practical nursing course. Paul Huizenga “The modest man has everything to gain.” Paul has won second place in the class for the high honor of salutatorian. and was also a charter member of the newly formed chapter of the National Honor Society to which he was elected in his junior year. Paul was bom September 7, 1938, in Jamestown, where he attended elemen- tary school. During all four years at Hudsonville High School he was a member of both the band and pep band, and was president of the organiza- tion in his senior year. He sang in the chorus for two years. In his third year he had a part in the junior play, and was elected as our school's repre- sentative to the Wolverine Boys’ State in Lansing. He served as vice president of his class in his sophomore year and was elected Senior Class President in which capacity he was an important member of the Student Council. In his senior year he helped form a Future Teacher's Club as a Stu- dent Council project. He intends to enter Hope College and major in education. rian 13 S tonor St uden ts LINDA SELV1G Everybody's friend, nobody’s enemy.” Booster Club I, 2. 3 Class Treasurer 2. 3. 4 Majorette 2, 3. 4 Band 2, 3, Sec’y 4 Concessionaires 4 MARSHALL ELZINGA ALYN RYNBRANDT There may be greater men than I, but I doubt it.” Band 1.2. 3. 4. Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3 National Honor Society 3. 4 Class President 3 Booster Club 2 Junior Play Student Council 3. Pres. 4 Baseball 3, 4 Buzzer Staff 4 Senior Play A small boy. with big ambitions.” Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Junior Play Pep Band 4 Class Vice President 4 BARBARA LEE VER STRATE ‘7 never let my studies interfere with my education.” Band 2. 3, 4 Cheer Leader I Junior Play Booster Club I, 2 Bible Club 1, V. Pres. 2. Pres. 4 Class President 2 Student Council I, 2, Sec’y 3, V. Pres. 4 Buzzer Staff 3 Pioneer Staff 4 Senior Play SHARON A. SHERIDAN Whatever her goal, she’ll make it.” Band 2. 3 Junior Play Booster Club 2, 3 Bible Club I, 2. 3 Buzzer Staff 4 Librarian 3. 4 MARY HEASLEY Small, but so is a stick of dyna mite.” Band 2. 3, 4 Buzzer Staff 3 Booster Club 1, 3 Senior Play 14 ARLENE AVINK ‘7 make my joy a quiet thing ' F.H.A. 1, 4 Bible Club 1 Booster Club 1 Librarian 4 FRANK JAMES BLAIR He just takes life slow and easy” Marching Band 2, 3 Booster Club 4 VERNA BAAR My heart is fixed. F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. Pres. 4 Bible Club 1 Junior Play Student Director Office Assistant 4 MARILYN D. BOEREMA Good conduct is three-fourths of life.v Band 2, 3 Bible Club 1, 2, 3 Buzzer Staff 4 CAROL BEHRENS A girl you can't help liking.” Chorus 3, 4 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls’ Basketball Manager 3 Buzzer Staff 2, 4 GERALD A. BOONSTRA My own thoughts are my com- panions Baseball 2, 3 Buzzer Staff 4 15 RONALD BRANDT Not too serious, not too gay; but a good fellow in every way” F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 DANIEL L. BUIST The girls are always picking on me.” Junior Play Stage Manager Pioneer Staff 4 Zeeland High School 1, 2 Band 1 Golf 1 Track 2 GERALD E. BROWER If fun interferes with studies, cut out the studies” F.F.A. 1, 2 PATRICIA BULLEN Little but mighty ” Booster Club 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 F.H.A. 4 - HARRIET BRUGGINK Her level best and nothing else” Booster Club 3, 4 F.H.A. 4 Chorus 4 Buzzer Staff 2, 4 ROGER BYTWORK The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed ” Basketball .1, 2 Football 1. 2, 3. 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 DORTHA GOODWIN She's as pretty as a picture.’’ Booster Club 3, 4 F.H.A. 4 Office Assistant 4 Casey High School, Indiana 1 Union Twp. High School, Indiana 2 ANNETTE ELENBAAS She does things, and does them without much noise ” Chorus 2, 4 Booster Club 4 F.H.A. 4 Hudsonville Christian School 1 Basketball 1 CARL A. HAVERDINK Tis the farmer’s care that makes the fields bear F.F.A. 1, 2, 3 Track 2 DELORES DE WEERD Snooks loves to laugh and chatter, if she’s caught it doesn’t matter.’’ Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Majorette 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 1, 2, 3 Basketball 4 F.H.A. 4 Buzzer Staff 4 Student Council Secretary 4 VERN ELZINGA Let me live and have my fling. Why worry over any- thing? Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2 Track 2 Basketball 3 Student Council 1 Junior Play Pioneer Staff 4 JERRY HOP Just me and my car. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Track 1. 2, 4 Junior Play Booster Club 3 Buzzer Staff 4 17 RONALD A. ISENGA Worry and 1 never meet, and 1 don't intend we shall. Junior Play Stage Manager Booster Club 4 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 Track 2 Bible Club 4 Grandville High School 1 Glee Club 1 MARILYN KEELEAN Ready to work, ready to play, ready to help wherever she may. Band L 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 2 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2. 3, 4 Buzzer Staff 4 MARIAN L. KONYN- DYK “Always happy, always gay, making everyone feel that way. Buzzer Staff 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play MARVIN L. KOOMEN “Earnest in work, friendly to all. Zeeland High School 1, 2 F.F.A. 2 Unity High School 3 HARRIET M. KEIZER “Athletic gal that's plain to see, and quite a friend we'll all agree. Basketball 2, 3, 4 Chorus 4 Bible Club 1, 2. 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Librarian 4 HELEN KUNZI “She who is tall sees all. Basketball 2 Buzzer Staff 4 F.H.A. 4 18 MARY ANN LAMMERS Happiness is found in activity.1 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Bible Club 1, 2 Booster Club 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3. Treas. 4 Junior Play Buzzer Staff 3 Office Girl 3, 4 Pioneer Staff 4 Concessionaires 4 Senior Play EILEEN LOEW If you can't laugh, just giggle. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 3, 4 Booster Club 3 F.H.A. 4 GORDON MAST A good sport - indoors and out.' Track 2 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Band 1 HARVEY MAST A well-liked all-around fellow Chorus 4 Bible Club 4 JAMES MOHR “ t jolly carefree lad” F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Football 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 CORNELLA NAGELKIRK “ 4 likeable girl with a likeable way.' Bible Club 2 Basketball 3. 4 F.H.A. 4 9 RONALD NEDERVELD Nice fellows are rare; take good care of me.” F.F.A. 1, 2 Chorus 3 Class Treasurer 4 Pioneer Staff 4 NORA NEUMAN Quiet until you get to know her” Library Staff 2, 3, 4 Bible Club 1, 2 Buzzer Staff 2 Booster Club 2 GALE NEWELL Oh for rod and hook and a nice quiet brook” Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2 Track 1. 2, 3, Student Council 3 NANNETTE K. OAKES Happy-go-lucky with a smile for everything.” Pioneer Staff 4 Librarian 3. 4 Basketball Manager 3, 4 Booster Club 3 Bible Club 1 Concessionaires 4 20 RAYMOND A. NEUMAN Quiet, sincere, nice to know” KAREN ANN ROBERTS Liked here, liked there, liked every- where.” Booster Club 2. 3 Chorus 4 Pioneer Staff 4 ROLLAND SCHUT “Athletic ability couplet with person- ality PLUS. Basketball I, 2, 3. 4 Track 3, 4 Junior Play Student Council 2, Treas. 4 Class Vice President 3 Senior Play JOYCE SIMMONS “True to her work, her word, her friends. F.H.A. 2. 4. Sec’y 3 Booster Club 3 EUGENE SPOELMAN “A man of manners all his own. F.F.A. 1 Track I, 2, 3 HARLAN SPRICK “He turns his back on the girls and then runs backwards. Chorus 4 Bible Club 4 Pioneer Staff 4 Senior Play VERLA SPRICK “She's the kind of person you are proud to call your friend. Bible Club 1, 2. 3 Librarian 3, 4 PATRICIA STEFON “Shy and quiet is the lass, but an asset to our class. Chorus 4 Booster Club 3 21 MARTIN H. SUTTON “Step by step, little by little, bit by bit . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 2 Pep Band 3, 4 GLENN VAN DER KOLK “Built for endurance, not speed.” Zeeland 1. 2 Hudsonville 3. 4 F.F.A. 1. 2 Baseball 1 Golf 2 Junior Play Bible Club 4 MARCELLA TALSMA “A little joke, a lot of cheer; loads of mischief. Marney's here!” Buzzer Staff 2, 4 Junior Play Pioneer Staff 4 Booster Club 1, 2. 3 Chorus 3, 4 Senior Play Concessionaires 4 AUDREY VANDER ZOUWEN “One who devotes herself to things worthwhile.” Bible Club 1, 2, Sec’y-Treas. 3 Chorus 4 THOMAS W. THOMPSON “What is this thing called love?” Kalkaska 1. 2, 3 Hudsonville 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Football 3 Baseball 2 NORMAN VAN POLEN “At last I need study no more.' Custodian 4 22 JUNIOR VAN RHEE A lad with hath manners and in- telligence” Track 3 Chorus 4 WAYNE A. VISSERS What is the use of thinking when talking does just as well” Coopcrsvillc I, 2, 3 Hudsonville 4 Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4 Bible Club I. 2. 4 Track I, 2 Football I. 2. 3 Sentinel 3 Buzzer Staff 4 BONNIE VAN SLOOTEN Full of pep. full of fun. never quiet, always on the run” Zeeland I, 2 Hudsonville 3. 4 Glee Club I Band I. 2 Future Teachers 2. 4 Y-Teens 2 Junior Play Pioneer Staff 4 Senior Play BETTY VINEYARD With matrimony on the way. may she enjoy each single day” F.H.A. I, 2, 3 Buzzer Staff 2 BETTY LOU VONK For she was always friendly and carried a smile for all” Holland Christian 1 Unity Christian 2 Hudsonville 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2 Bible Club 3, Scc’y-Treas. 4 Office Girl 4 Buzzer Staff 4 Pioneer Staff 4 MARY LOU VRUGGINK Overflowing with harmless mis- chief ” Buzzer Staff 1, 2, 4 Booster Club 3 F.H.A. 4 23 ROBERT W. WIND Here I am girls, don't crowd.’ Football 3, 4 Basketball 2, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Buzzer Staff 4 EDWIN WONDERGEM Honor lies in honest toil. Football I, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ROGER A. WYNSMA Dependable as the day is long. Hall Monitor 4 Student Custodian I, 2, 3, 4 PATRICIA ANN YOUNG I’m not arguing with you— I'm telling you. Buzzer Staff 2 KENNETH ZEINSTRA My greatest ambition is to live the way I do. F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 F.F.A. Reporter 4 24 Prettiest Dortha f U £Lti ons Handsomest Cutest Eileen Bob Mr. and Miss Personality Betty and Rolland Figure Linda Diplomat Barb and Marshall Sheik Ron Most Active Mary Ann and Paul 25 Wolf and Vamp Dan and Marny Pest Sharon Clowns Pic and Glenn Bookworms Judy and Junior Class Couple Vcrn and Bonnie First to Marry Betty and Gord Noisiest Mary Lou Cut Ups Jerry and Marny Musicians Paul and Delores 26 Inseparables Pic. Marny and Carol Bjk Quietest Arlene and Junior Friendliest Harvey and Nan Walking Dictionary Marshall Best All-Around Linda and Rolland Athletes Gale and Harriet Class Gum Chewer Betty Man and Woman Hater Alyn and Sharon . Best Dressed Mary Ann and Paul Most Likely to Succeed Marshall and Judy Apple Polishers Wayne and Judy 27 uni Secretary, Eva Weaver Student Council Representatives. Alma Ver Hage and James Huyser Vice President, Richard Nyenhuis Treasurer, Lorraine Hopp Sponsors, Mr. Van Klompenberg and Mr. Petroelje 28 J. Baarcman N. Beaudin R. Bcrens J. Bcrghorst E. Blair P. Boerema R. Boersema W. Borrink F. Brouwer H. Brouwer R. Brouwer C. Bytwork E. Christie C. Conner L. Conner F. Curtis J. Dalman J. De Vries A. De Weerd L. De Went G. Dykstra H. Engelsman R. Ensing P. Gryzen. D. Hale H. Holman L. Hopp J. Huyscr R. Isenga D. Kalman G. Kamer J. Kort D. Le Pard F. Luttikhuizen M. Luttikhuizen C. Meyer 29 K. Mohr R. Neuman G. Newell R. Nyenhuis ra W. Roberts i. P. Rowden R. Rynbrandt C. Scharphorn A. Pickering A. Pickering S. Siegers M. Simmons j M. Smedley 0 1 V E. VanderKooy H. Vander Molen M. Ver Hage. r , - A ■ K. Van Noord K. Van Oss IV- , D. Van Polen J. Van Dyke A. Ver Hage ■ F. Visser 4 M J. Vredeveld o aA R. Vruggink E. Weaver H. Wolters V. Wolters 30 omored ROW TWO: Sponsor, Mr. Bauman; Student Council Representatives, Ron Vander Molen and Eva Mohr; Sponsor, Mr. Johnson. ROW ONE: Secretary, Wanda Huyser; President, Jack Hoezee; Vice President, Jerry Vrug- gink; Treasurer, Barbara Ver Meer. The sophomore Class has proven itself to be a talented group of students both academically and athletically. Besides having many top scholars they have also had members of their class on the starting football, basketball and girls’ basket- ball teams. Surely this class will contribute much to our school in the next two years. 31 R. Alward L. Beaudin 7 , k. J. Borrink L. Boonstra A. Brandi M. Brandt L. Bcrndt R. Bredeweg D. Blodgett Cl I P. Brower E. Bellmer H. Berens J. Beyer H. Brouwer J. Butler T. Conner M. Cooper E. Bytwork E. Carpenter D. Conklin R. De Witt S. De Witt S. Dykstra E. Driesenga P. Elenbaas J. Fein A. Gerrits I Geukes ) K. Grocn W. Grysen S. Herr L. Hi|zey L. Heyboer B. 0 ' W. Huyser B. Hyde J. Keelean Holleman K. Houseman 32 J. Kiekover J. Klamer S. Klynstra A. Kooman J. Kramer L. Krol T. Kuiper P. Meyer E. Mohr C. Nienhuis r v rf 5 A w J A - P - w N. Rowden D. Rynbrandt L. Schut R. Orrell V. Pater B. Peasley G. Richardson M Singleton M. Smallegan S. Stratton K. falsma K. Talsma C. Tigelaar P. Twining C. Van Belkum R. Vander Molen K. Vander Schuer R. Vander Wal 33 S. Venema B. Ver Meer D. Ver Strate B. Vineyard D. Vineyard G. Visser J. Vruggink J. Wilterdink L. Worstell A. Ymker J. Young P. Zomberle - 34 ROW TWO: Sponsor, Mr, Gerkin; Student Council Representatives, Dale Ensing and Sue Kramer; Sponsor, Miss Frey. ROW ONE; Secretary, Carol Folkert; President, Dave MacDonald; Vice President, Dave Bolhuis; Treasurer. Barbara Zeinstra. September 7, 1955, was back-to-school day at Hudsonville High. The freshmen differed considerably from the rest of the students and with few exceptions most of them were standing by themselves, looking for someone to talk with, yet afraid to talk when spoken to. To eliminate this “lonesome feeling the student council sponsored a freshman-sophomore mixer as a welcome gesture. Now that the year '55 - '56 is over they have become a group well-established in the school, and next year they will return ready to take an important part in student life. 35 M. Aalberts M. Allen Y K. Beek P. Baar K. Baareman M. Babcock C. Beek G. Berens B. Berghorst D. Berghorst G. Berghorst F. Blair J. Blair D. Bolhuis G. Bolhuis H. Bowman J. Brandt R. Bredeweg Y. Brink G. Brower K. Brummel • H. Burgess A. Christie 4 i W. De Young E. Cotts R. L)cn Houten A. De Vries D. Dc Windt C. De Zeeuw m B. Diekema A. Farwell V. Fein S. Fisher C. Folkert J. Genther B. Groen L. Gryzen 36 B. Hall D. Hall B. Hoezee T. Hoezee M. Homrich R. Koster M. Hop W. Kramer G. Isenga S. Kramer 9 c. v N. Kamminga J. Keizer J. Klamer H. Klinger G. Loew M. Luttikhuizen D. MacDonald L. Marlink S. Meeuwsen B. Mesbergen R. Mills J. Shuck T. Sikkema J. Strating S. Strating J. Tolar V. Tumstra fll' v • w i M. Simmons 37 M. Vande Bunte F ISS Van Der KolkJ. Vandcr MeulenM. Vandcr Molen K. Van Ess J. Van Zoeren J. Van Zyl R. Ver Hage J. Ver Strate J. Vonk J. Vos B. Vruggink G. Wabeke P. Weaver A. Weindenfeller E. Westerling N. Wheeler J. Williams J. Williams J. Williams 38 Row Three: Mr. Huizenga, R. Bcrens. T. Maring, F. Conklin. K Visser. G. Bellmer, T. Meyer, D. Carpenter, M. Smallegan. R. Boonstra. D. Redder. Row Two: H. Twining. D. Kole, C. Timmer, J. Hart, A. Kort, P. Van- Drunen, G. Bytwork, P. Waite. T. Herr, A. Mast, D. Gryzen. Row One: J. Gryzen, L. Beyer, C. Wheeler, E. Gebbin. N. Stratton. D. Bellmer, P. Gale, L. Schafer, C. Feenstra. B. Gryzen. J Row Four: S. Overway. J. Woodwyk. J. Hesscl, R. Lippenga, R. Luurtsema. D. Spnk, I Bold!, J. Meyer. Row Three: C. Huyscr. R. VandeBuntc. R. Haan, I Visser. M. Genther. J. Serum. R. Holleman. J. Vruggink. R Fmmert I Dirkse. Row Two: A. Orcycr. M. Folkert, C. Kloostcr. C. Poortcnga. C. Olsen. B. Haan, I . Vander Mculen. J. Schut, C. VandeBunte. Row One: Mr. Schmidt. C. Inwood. S. Meengs. C. Postma. . I win- ing. P. Hall. M. Carpenter, N. Bytwork. P. Blair. Mrs. Huizenga. 39 40 JJom ecom in (j Queen Linda Selvig October 7 ... At half time Queen Linda Selvig accompanied by her court, Senior Eileen Loew, Junior Lorraine Hopp, Sophomore Barbara Ver Meer, and Freshman Barbara Zeinstra, entered the field riding on a beautiful float trimmed in blue and gold made by the Student Council. Queen Linda made a brief speech following her crowning by Mr. Bert Brandt, our former band director for twenty-five years. 41 Barbara Zeinstra w ] ?hw, Eileen Loew Lorraine Hopp Barbara Ver Meer Wendell Borrink FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1955 Date Opponent We They Sept. 16—Byron Center 6 13 Sept. 23—Comstock Park 0 18 Sept. 30—Fremont 19 12 Oct. 7—Coopersville 0 26 Oct. 14—Zeeland 13 38 Oct. 21—Kelloggsville 0 26 Oct. 28—Sparta 0 14 Nov. 4—Marne 32 0 GRAND RAPIDS PRESS ALL CONFERENCE TEAM Ronald Brandt - second team; Roger Bytwork - Honorable Mention; Wendell Borrink - First Team; Vern Elzinga - Honorable Mention. 43 Terry Kifiper Rog Ensing Ron Brandt Jerry Dc Vries Ed Wondergem Ike Bytwork 44 7 Larry Conner L 71 The Hudsonville football team of 1955 came through with more success than any squad in the past four years. They broke a twenty-six game losing streak by winning two games. This was accomplished under the excellent direction of Coach AI Manne and Assistant Coach Ken Bauman. The first successful game was a 19 to 13 victory over Fremont and the second triumph Jerry De Vries was the 33 to 0 score over Marne. 45 Standing, left to right: D. Carpenter, G. Brower, Kneeling, left to right: E. Blair. J. Shuck, B. Scrum, K. Talsma, D. MacDonald, B. DcnHouten, K. Tals- D. Ensing. D. Raterink. M. Luttikhuizen, R. Orrell, ma, D. Mohr, J. Kramer, R. VanderMolen. B. Kramer. 46 (BadetUf Rolland Gale 47 Left to Right: Coach Gerkin. K. Van Noord. R. Schut, W. Borrink. T. VVoodwyk. N. Schut, F. Curtis, R. Vander Molen. R. F.nsing, G. Mast, G. Newell. Manager Beaudin. Standing, Left to Right: Coach Bauman. M Drew, G. Wiers. D. MacDonald, J. Hoezee. K. Talsma, T. Warke. K. Talsma. Manager Carpenter. Kneeling. Left to Right: T. Sikkema. R. Bredeweg. D. Raterink. J. Shuck, E. Cotts, J. Vruggink, G. Visser. 48 BOYS SCHEDULE 1955-56 Date Opponent We They Nov. 25—Grandville 61 51 Dec. 2—Comstock Park 58 60 Dec. 13—Kelloggsville 59 51 Dec. 16—Coopersville 66 61 Dec. 20—Fremont 64 72 Jan. 10—Zeeland 54 76 Jan. 13—Sparta 82 75 Jan. 17—Newaygo 72 68 Jan. 20—Kelloggsville 74 33 Jan. 24—Comstock Park 72 52 Feb. 3—Coopersville 55 62 Feb. 10—Fremont 47 85 Feb. 14—Zeeland 46 97 Feb. 17—Sparta 65 77 Feb. 21—Caledonia 66 81 Feb. 24—Byron Center Tournaments 85 59 Mar. 6—Unity Christian 46 40 Mar. 8—Hopkins 44 46 Coach Roy Gcrkin led the Eagles of ’55 - ’56 successful season, despite the fact that only one of year’s starting five returned. The Eagles had their ups and downs in winning eight games and losing the same number. The team, however, benefited by having a starting Senior, Rolland Schut, who broke the Kc-New-Wa League record by scoring 440 points in sixteen games for an outstanding 28 point-per game average. Rolland was named center on the Grand Rapids Herald Ke- New-Wa All-Conference team and was also a member of The Detroit Free Press All-State Class C team. The Eagles won their first tournament game by de- feating Unity Christian, a strong town rival. The Eagles lost the second game to a strong and determined Hop- kins team by a two-point margin. GIRLS SCHEDULE 1955-56 Date Opponent We They Dec. 1—Sparta 26 18 Dec. 8—Coopersville 43 30 Jan. 5—Comstock Park 31 32 Jan. 12—Sparta 46 29 Jan. 19—Coopersville Playoffs 30 20 Feb. 2—Sparta 32 18 Feb. 9—Comstock Park 43 35 Our 1955-56 Basketball Team, sparked by three senior forwards, one freshman and two sophomore guards, won the Ke-New-Wa League Championship with a 7-1 record for the season. Although our team of last year shared a championship, this year’s team was probably the best that Hudsonville has produced since the League was organized in 1952. Our star player, Harriet Keizer, also won League honors as high scorer with 131 points in 7 games for a game average of 18.7. We congratulate the team and their capable coach. Miss Newland. on the fine job they have done this year. 49 Kneeling: Coach Newland. Manager De Vries. Sitting: L. Beaudin, S. Luurtsema, E. Mohr, J. Van Dyke, C. Nagelkirk. H. Keizer, J. Van Houten, M. Keelean, P. Gryzen, E. Bytwork, G. Kwekel, E. Carpenter, J. Keizer. C. Folkert, L. Gryzen. Left to Right: Harriet Keizer, Cornelia Nagelkirk, Judy Van Houten, Eva Mohr, Carol Folkert, Mary Van Slooten. 50 51 Row Three: B. Kramer, J .Kramer. R. Orrell, J. Shuck. G. Brower. R. Veltcma, D. Ensing. T. Warke. P. Nyhuis. Row Two: J. Vruggink, J Keelean. D. Mac Donald, G. Wiers, N. Beaudin, D. Hale. R. Ensing. E. Blair. M. Simmons. Row One: Coach Manne. G. Newell. R. Wind. R. Schut, R. Bytwork. E. Wondergem. R. Brandt, J. Mohr. Jraclz earn Coach AI Manne is working with an enthusiastic team which from all indications will be the best in Hudsonville’s short track history. It is a large team built around veterans Rolland Schut and Roger Bytwork, pole vaulters; Ron Brandt, a 440 man; Jim Mohr and Gale Newell, Hurdlers; Bob Wind, shot putter and dashman; and Ed Wondergem, a miler. The rest of the boys will provide many points in the team’s five dual meets and will form a nucleus for next year’s squad. 52 Row Three: H. Zeutenhorst. D. Katerink. G. Visser, D. Hall. S. Venema, T. Woodwyk, T. Van Huis, P. Baar. Row Two: R. Brcdewcg. E. Cotts, D. Bolhuis, M. Allen. R. Koster, W. DeJongh. W. Diekema, B. Wyn. Row One: G. Fein, M. Elzinga. R. Vander Molen, W. Borrink, N. Schut, J. Hoezee. H. Berens, J. Butler, W. Holleman, Manager - D. Carpenter. BaSeUi earn The '56 baseball team is one of the most inexperienced Hudson- ville has fielded in many years. Coach Roy Gerkin has only two returning lettermen from last year’s second-place club. Around these men. shortstop Norman Schut and first baseman Wendell Borrink. Coach Gerkin is building a young, eager squad; Using determination rather than experience. Coach Gerkin and his boys hope to go through their stiff ten-game schedule with another of the fine records which have characterized Hudsonville baseball teams in the past. Date Opponent We They April 12—Sparta — — April 19—Comstock Park — — April 24—Fremont — — April 26—Coopersville — — May 3—Zeeland — — May 8—Sparta — — May 10—Comstock Park — — May 15—Fremont — — May 17—Coopersville — — May 22—Zeeland — — 53 Ck ccrdccicli ers Wanda Huyser, Eva Mohr, Mary Van Slooten. Sharon Strating. Joan Keizer, Judy Vonk, Joann Kiekover, Nancy Wheeler. 54 Row 4: R. DeWitt. Director; Mr. Van Dyke, W. Borrink, J. Hoezee, M. Keelean, P. Meyer, B. � ci mcu, j. Row 3: P. Rynsburger, R. Koster, E. Cotts, D. Ensing, K. Talsma, W. Dc Young, G. Bolhuis, A. Rynbrandt, J. Butler, P. Nyhuis, P. Huizenga, D. Raterink, J. Klamer, R. Vander Molcn, M. Drew, D. Bolhuis, K. Van Noord, M. Elzinga. Row 2: P. Boerema, K. Van Oss, E. Van Dam, E. Carpenter, L. Heybocr, L. Hopp, Y. Weurding, R. Bredeweg, R. Serum, T. Warke, F. Blair, B. Hall, E. Loew, M. Sutton, M. Lammers. Row 1: D. De Weerd, J. Borrink, B. Ver Strate, J. Moored, J. Lammers, J. Van Dyke, M. Aalberts, M. Heasley, L. Selvig. 55 Director Mr. Van Dyke Officers: Treasurer—M. Lammers; President—P. Huizenga; Secretary—L. Selvig. Row Two: A. Rynhrandi. J. Butler. P. Huizcnga. J. Klamer. M. F.lzinga. R. DeWitt. M. Keelean. J. Baareman. P. Meyer. J. Moored. Row One: P. Boerema. C. Meyer. K. VanOss. J. Borri nk. D. DeWccrd. M. I.ammcrs. H. Loew, M. Sutton. joretteS C. Folkert. I). DeWccrd. M. Emelander. L. Selvig. 56 oruA Row Four: P. Meyer, E. Bytwork, A. Elenbaas, H. Bruggink, M. VanderMolen. M. Luttikhuizen, F. Brouwer, H. Keizer. J. Brandt, C. Behrens, M. Talsma, A. VandcrZouwcn. R. Iscnga, F. Visser, J. Dalman, J. Keizer. Row Three: J. Wilterdink, S. Luurtsema, D. Conklin, K. Roberts, P. Stefon. C. Tigclaar, C. Folkcrt, W. Vissers, P. Huizenga, H. Mast. H. Sprick. H. Redder, M. Konyndyk, W. Huyser, M. Brandt. I. Misner. J. Borrink, J. Kort. G. VanZoeren. Row Two: H. DeVos, N. Rowden. M. Cooper, B. VerMccr, D. Blodgett. N. Schut. W. Borrink. J. VanRhee, G. Conner, T. Sikkema. G. Loew, M. Luttikhuizen, M. Wolters, R. VanMeter. Row One: G. Dykstra, L. Beaudin, M. VanSIooten, E. Weaver. S. Dykstra, H. Engelsman, D. VanPolen, A. VerHage, A. DeVries, K. VanEss, P. Twining, L. Worstell, M. Emelander. P. Elenbaas, N. Wheeler. A. Picker- ing. Miss Elzinga. Miss Elzinga 57 Sck oo t Ser vice 5 Bus Drivers: Mr. Manne, Mr. Alward. Mr. Petroelje, Mr. Bauman. Mr. Gerkin, Mr. Huizenga. Mr. Johnson, Mr. Veenstra. Mr. Schmidt. 58 Cooks: Miss Zwyghuizcn and Mrs. Olson. Custodians: Norm Van Polcn. Roger Wynsma, and Don Alward. Row 2: Sponsor • Mr. Veenstra. Joanne Baareman, Paul Huizenga. Barbara Ver Strate, Marshall Elzinga. Row I: Secretary - Eva Weaver. President - Judy Van Houten, Vice President - Alma Ver Hage. Treasurer - Thomas Woodwyk. The Truth for Youth Club meets weekly during the noon period on Thursday for fifteen minutes of Christian inspiration in form of music and short messages. The club is associated with the Grand Rapids branch of Youth for Christ International. President, Barbara Ver Strate; Vice President, Alma Ver Hage; Secretary. Betty Vonk; Song Leader. Wendell Bornnk. Sponsors, Miss Elzinga and Mr. Veenboer. 59 Verna Baar, Mary Ann Lammers, Dortha Goodwin, Betty Vonk, Sherry Siegers, Jean Ann DeJongh. Row One: Verla Sprick. Judy Kiamer. Virginia Tuinstra. Carol Meyer, Deanna Conklin. Nora Neuman, Sharon Sheridan. Row 'I wo: Harriet Keizer, Miss Fcringa, Nannette Oakes, Arlene Avink. V 60 (Camera Row Four: R. Rynbrandt, C. Beck, F. Blair, W. Vissers, M. Sutton, J. Van Rhee, G. Boonstra, L. Conner, F. Blair. Row Three: B. Berghorst, T. Warke, H. Wind, B. Vruggink, H. Holman. P. Stefon, J. Baareman, N. Neuman. Row Two: N. Oakes, C. Conner, E. Van Dam. S. Venema. M. Allen. J. Klamer, L. De Went. Row One: C. Misner, Reporter - S. Sheridan, Secretary - D. Ensing. Vice President - R. Vander Molen. Treasurer - W. Holleman, V. Tuinstra, Sponsor - Mr. Veenstra. Absent: President - C. Meyer. Row 2: Harriet DeVos, Ellen Carpenter, Arlene Brandt, Jack Butler. Paul Huizenga, Wayne Vissers. Marilyn Boerema, Florence Brouwer. Joyce Berghorst. Row 1: Lois Hilzey, Secretary-Treasurer - Jean DeJongh, President - Mary Heasley, Vice President - Bonnie Van Sloot en. Reporter - Sherry Siegers, Arlene DeWeerd, Karen Van Oss, Lorraine Hopp. 61 3. Jl Jl Row Four: P. Elcnbaas. L. Kroll. G. Kwekel. P. Rynsburgcr. G. Van Zocren. L. Gryzcn. E. Scholten. P. Gryzen. J. Klamcr. Row Three: K. Brummel. A. DeVries. F. Visser. R. Isenga. J. Kort. I). Van Polen. H. Engelsman. Row Two: H. Kunzi. H. Holman. J. Simmons, A. Avink. E. Loew. P. Bullen. A. Elenbaas. Row One: R. Van Meter, Treasurer - D. Goodwin. President - V. Baar. Advisor - Miss Frey. Vice President - C. Nagclkirk. Secretary - M. Vruggink. Reporter - H. Bruggink. J 3. 3. Jl. Row Four: L. Vander Schuur. R. Boersema. I). Mohr. D. MacDonald. J. Hopp. H. Vandcr Molen. J. Vrede- veld, N. Bcaudin. R. Brandt. R. Bytwork. Row Three: P. Zomcrlei. T. Connor, J. Beyer. J. Fein. T. Van Huis, M. Smallegan. L. Connor. J. Mohr. Row Two: M. Allen. B. Vruggink, R. Vcr Hage, C. DeZeeuw, H. Zeutenhorst. B. Mills. G. Berghorst. P. Mar- tinie. G. Fein. Row One: Sponsor - Mr. Van Klompenbcrg, Treasurer - H. Brouwer. Vice President - A. Pickering. President - R. Isenga. Secretary - H. Wolters. K. Zcinstra, M. Van Noord. 62 L onceAdioncured N. Oakes, J. Mohr, M. Keelcan, R. Brandt, L. Sclvig, T. Kuiper, M. Lammers, J. Keelcan, V. Elzinga, M. Talsma, M. Brandt, M. Singleton, J. DeJongh, B. Hyde. Row 3: G. Boonstra, K. Zeinstra, M. Vruggink, G. VanZoeren, J. DeJongh, B. Wind, M. Elzinga. Row 2: C. Nagelkirk, D. Blodgett, E. Weaver, M. Boerema. H. Kunzi, H. Holman, C. Meyer, B. Vonk. Row 1: C. Behrens, M. Talsma, D. DeWeerd, Sponsor-Mr. Johnson, H. Bruggink, S. Sheridan, M. Konyndyk. 63 Row Two: Gale Newell. Marcella Talsma, Dan Buist, Vern Hlzinga, Harlan Sprick. Kolland Schut, Dorlha Goodwin, Marshall Elzinga. Director-Miss Dahl. Row One: Mary Heasley, Barbara Ver Strate. Mary Lammers, Marian Konyndyk, Bonnie Van Slooten. Harriet Keizer, Karen Roberts. expects his son. Bob (Rolland Schut) to join him after graduation from medical school. However, Bob plans to practice in Boston with Dr. Brand (Marshall Elzinga). Bob is in an uncomfortable position when he realizes that his fiancee, Margaret Burns (Bonnie Van Slooten) will not marry him if he stays in Boston and he is even more upset when he learns that Margargt has not told Old Doc of his plans. Before Bob has an opportunity to break the news to his father, Old Doc is called away on a case. Bob writes a note explaining his plans and then leaves on a trip with Dr. Brand and his daughter, Helen Brand (Dortha Goodwin). Doc returns, finds the note and suffers a stroke. Ma (Harriet Keizer) doesn't want Old Doc to die unhappily so she writes a fake telegram which leads Old Doc to believe that Bob is returning to Mason County to practice. After Old Doc’s death Bob accuses Margaret and Pa (Gale Newell) of sending the telegram in order to trick him into a death-bed promise. However, Ma confesses that she wrote the telegram in order to have Old Doc die in peace. Ma reads several cases from Old DoC’s ledgers which leads Bob to decide to become the next .Doc Hillary of Mason County. Mary Selby (Karen Roberts), Mrs. Rossi (Mary Lammers), Mrs. Cronin (Marian Konyndyk), Mrs. Mellon (Barbara Ver Strate), Lois Warner (Mary Heasley), Dick Burns (Harlan Sprick), Janet Martin (Marcella Talsma), and Mr. Hepple (Dan Buist) are among Old Doc’s patients, friends and relatives. 64 “BOBBY SOX” A one-act comedy by Don Payton Presented November 10 and 11, 1955 Row Two: Director, Miss Feringa; Cast: Thomas Woodwyk as Cal. Wendell Borrink as Bill, Roger Ensing as Cliff. Row One: Student Director, Hildreth Engelsman; Helen Holman as Bobby Sox. Ina Misner as Mrs. Hanna, Lorraine Hopp as Margie. Bobby Sox, a 14-ycar-old girl, who prefers older boys, especially Margie’s boy friend, complicates her sister’s love-life by planning a situation which will give her the attentions of her idol, and her sister's beau, Norton Brown. This plot involves several of Margie’s admirers Cliff, Cal and Bill as well as her mother in a comedy full of chuckles. Other special features of the program which followed, were a group of Junior girls singing “Seventeen”, and “Autumn Leaves” sung as a duet. Row Three: A. Pickering, V. Wolters, F. Brouwer, K. Van Oss, J. Dahlman. R. Iscnga, F. Visser, J. Kort. Row Two: M. Simmons, D. Hale, N. Schut, M. Luttikhuizen, F. Luttikhuizen, D. Van Polcn, G. Dykstra. Row One: Play Cast - Director, Miss Feringa; L. Hopp, T. Woodwyk, 1. Misner, R. Ensing. H. Holman. W. Borrink. H. Engelsman. 65 66 We, the Class of 1956, wish to express our sincere thanks to our advertisers. We appreciate your cooperation, and the fine way in which you received our representatives. It has been a pleasure to set up these pages, and we recommend all of these places of business and urge the wholehearted patronage of our sub- scribers. 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