Hudsonville High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Hudsonville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1958 volume:

THE 1958 PIONEER Published by THE SENIOR CLASS of HUDSONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL HUDSONVILLE, MICHIGAN Dedicated to 2 Mr. Marvin Overway It is with deep appreciation that we, the class of 1958 and mem- bers of the annual staff, dedicate this volume to the one whom we feel is worthy of this honor. Through the past few years we have come to respect him highly. He has taken an interest in each of us individually and has sought to aid us in our personal problems and help us to decide which career to pursue. Many of us have enjoyed him for an instructor in chemistry and physics. Through this means we have come to know him better. We thank him for his kind understanding and hard work. We also are very grateful to him for his assistance in the capacity of Senior Class Sponsor. Even when our zeal was gone he encouraged us to press on and his enthusiasm was of great benefit to us. We cannot express our gratitude well enough for all you have done for us so we would like to dedicate this volume of the Pioneer to you, Mr. Overway. 3 In Appreciation We express our gratitude to Miss Mary Dahl for all that she has done to make our past few years a success. By her direction of our play and through the instruction we received in her classes, she has been an inspiration to each one of us and we appreciate the high standards which she has set before us. We also express our appreciation to Mr. Bauman for his interest in our class and for serving as our Senior Class sponsor. His encouragement and spirit has been an asset to us and he has done much to make our time enjoyable. To Miss New land goes our deep appreciation for her untiring efforts in helping us to prepare the Enchanted Forest Junior-Senior Banquet. We also appreciate her warm sportsmanlike attitude and her dependability. 4 BOARD OF EDUCATION Jake Tigelaar, Trustee; John Vander Molen, Trustee; Gilbert Hall, President; Herb Serum, Secretary; F. Dale Curtis, Treasurer. School Secretary Mrs. DOROTHY VAN DYKE B.A., Hope College Holland, Michigan 6 Mr. KENNETH BAUMAN B.A., Hope College Holland, Michigan American History Physical Education Ass't Football Coach Basketball Coach Mr. DIRK BLOMENDAAL B.A., Hope College Holland, Michigan Chemistry Science Mrs. MURIEL BOLHUIS B.A., Hope College Holland, Michigan English Chorus Librarian Mr. LARRY BYLE A.B., Albion College Albion, Michigan English Bible Reserve Football Coach Baseball 7 Miss MARY DAHL B.A. Taylor University, Upland, Indiana English Speech Mr. ROBERT De JONGE B.S. Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan Mechanical Drawing General Mathematics Miss VELMA FREY B.S. Goshen College, Goshen, Indiana Home Economics Mr. DELBERT GIEM B.S. Central Michigan College, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan General Shop Woodworking Agriculture 8 Mr. RAYMOND HUI ZEN G A B.A. Hope College, M.A. University of Michigan Bible II B.A. Mrs. ANNA JERUE Western Michigan College, Kalamazoo, Michigan Latin 1 II World History Bookstore Manager Mr. HENRY JOHNSON B.S. Western Michigan College, Kalamazoo, Michigan Bookkeeping Typing Office Practice Mr. DAVID KEMPKER B.A. Hope College, Holland, Michigan Football Coach Reserve Basketball Coach Social Studies 9 Miss RUTH NEWLAND B.S. Greenville College American History Physical Education G.A.L. Mr. PRESTON PETROEUE B.A. Hope College Holland, Michigan Algebra Geometry Advanced Algebra Mr. DONALD TOMPKINS B.S. Central Michigan College Mount Pleasant Drivers' Training General Mathematics Mrs. GLADYS WARKE Northwestern University, A.B. Government Business Arithmetic Shorthand Mr. HARVEY VAN DYKE B.M. University of Michigan M.M. University of Michigan Band 10 Senior Class Officers President, T. Warke; Student Council, R. Miller; Treasurer, R. Bredeweg; Student Council, E. Mohr, Vice Pres- ident, S. Luurtsema; Secretary, M. Brandt; Treasurer, J. Dejonge. CLASS MOTTO: We build the ladder by which we rise. CLASS FLOWER: Rose CLASS COLORS: Black and Gold The Graduating class of 1958, a few years ago, was a class of babbling freshmen. Thrilled to be entering their first year of high school. Thrilled to be able to hear the bells ring between classes and to watch our great basketball team. As freshmen we had our moments of triumph and joy, but also of dispair. We were then sophomores. By this time we were feeling quite at home in our new role as high school students. We were calming down. Before we realized it the school year came to a close and our Junior year was beginning. We presented a successful play Strictly Formal.” Then it came time to make plans for the Junior-Senior Banquet, which carried out the theme of an Enchanted Forest. In 1957 we entered the corridors of Hudsonville High School as Seniors. The memories of this year shall live on forever. As we pro- gressed through high school. We were beginning to realize that we did not know everything and we were just barely scratching the surface of knowledge. We wondered many times what the future held in store for us. It doesn't seem like a reality; a senior year, a few big events, senior play, the Junior-Senior Banquet, our trip to Washington D.C. and last our graduation. Let us say, it has been wonderful to look back on our High School career as being the best time of our life. 12 Co-Valedictorian Roger Miller will be remembered by the seniors and faculty as a student who possessed a high degree of conscientious perserverance. His academic record, as expressed by a grade-point average of 3.94 points out of a possible 4.00, reflects this characteristic. Roger has represented our class on the student council this year, being especially active in formulating the new student council constitution. He is planning to enter Hope College in the Fall, continuing his education towards a career in science. We congratulate him on his achievement in high school and wish him continued success as he journeys onward. Salutatorian Our salutatorian, Marcia Brandt, attained an average of 3.86 out of a possible 4.00 points to win this distinction. None of us who knew her well are surprised by this achievement, for we had marked her long ago as a person of high intelligence who found a high degree of success in everything she attempted. Her pleasing personality and boundless energy undoubtedly were responsible to a great extent for the financial success of this publication, for she was a co-business man- ager. She carries our best wishes for the future as she enters the business world after graduation. Co-Valedictorian Tom Warke, in attaining the co-valedictorianship of our class, climaxed a brilliant high school record with a 3.94 average out of a possible 4.00. He has been marked as a leader by his fellow students, most recently serving as our class president. As our annual goes to press, Tom has reached the finalist stage in both the National Merit and General Motors Scholarship Programs. This is a distinction re- served for 7300 of the nation's top seniors. We are proud of Tom and wish him continued success as he enters Kalamazoo College next Fall. 13 ROBERT ALWARD Bob Where there's a will, there's a way. LILA BEAUDIN Lisa Some say she's quiet, but if they only knew her they'd deny it. EDWARD BELMER Ed Put your troubles in a pocket with a hole in it. LARRY BERNDT Larry He seems quite quiet, but look again. JAMES BEYER Jim 'My own thoughts are my com- panions. 14 JOANNE BORRINK Jo I hate nobody. I am in charity with the world. ARLENE BRANDT Arienis Good humor is the health of the soul. MARCIA BRANDT Marsh A type of Senior rarely found - she is bright, but does not adver- tise the fact. I ROGER BREDEWEG Rug You girls may think I'm bashful, but come on anyway. HAROLD BROUWER Harold I love cows and chickens; Oh, this is the life. 15 PAUL BROWER. Brower I hurry not, neither do I worry. JACK BUTLER Butler A willing helper, a good student, and an excellent friend. ELEANOR BYTWORK Elly She's not gentle and she's not shy, and there's mischief in her eye. DEANNA CONKLIN Dee One who devotes herself to things worthwhile. THOMAS CONNER Tyler Happy am I, from care I'm free; Why aren't they all content like me? 16 MAXINE COOPER Mick Not much talk; just one grand silence. JEAN De JONGH Jean Ann She is certain to be seen, where fun and mischief beam. RUTH DeWITT Ruthie A maiden petite and fair, whose artistic hands are rare. ELAINE DRIESENGA El Be silent and be safe. SHIRLEY DYKSTRA Shirl Happy I am; from cares I am free. 17 JEAN EDEN Jeanie She's little, she's wise, she's a terror for her size. PHYLLIS ELENBAAS Phyl Mischief is her thriving. ARTHUR GERRITS Art Why worry about women, they will look after themselves. JOYCE GEUKES Joy Words are to be used only on special occasions. KATHRYN GROEN Kathy She does things, and does them without much noise. 18 SONDRA HERR Sandy School may a place of learning be, and still afford good times for LOIS HEYBOER Loie Honest, patient, brave, and true. Thus she lives from day to day. LOIS HILZEY Lo A face with gladness overspread. JACK HOE ZEE Hoeze In many athletic games I've played. Honors I've lost, moves I've made. WILLIAM HOLLEMAN Bill You can tell what kind of wheels he has in his head, by the spokes that come out of his mouth. 19 WANDA HUYSER Huyser Diamonds are a girls best friend. BRUCE HYDE Monk Can't keep his sense and nonsense separated. JANICE KLAMER Jan Her heart is like the moon; it has a man in it. SHARON KLYNSTRA Sherry The unspoken word never did harm. ALBERT KOOMAN Al Every man is the maker of his own fortune. 20 JAMES KRAMER Jim Sturdy, strong, and tall; proficient in the art of football. GLORIA KWEKEL Quake Quake loves to laugh and chatter; if she's caught it doesn't matter. JANE LAMMERS Janie Full of pep, full of fun; never quiet, always on the run. SHIRLEY LUURTSEMA Shir She says little and thinks much. PRESTON MARTINIE Pres He overflows with harmless mischief. 21 JOHN MAST John Tis the farmers care that makes the fields bare. PHYLLIS MEYER Phyl School is intolerable without moonlight nights. PHYLLIS MILLER Phyl A girl who laughs and talks away her vacant hours. ROGER MILLER Rog I once resolved a bachelor to be, and yet the women appeal to me. EVA MOHR Mo Always ready with a smile ana a helping hand. 22 RICHARD ORRELL Dick Wise and handsome, neat and fair. Mighty fine fellow, the girls declare. VERNA PATER Vemie Her silence exceeded only by her sweetness. BARRY PEASLEY Bp There should be more time for pleasure and less for work. GLENN RICHARDSON Turk Tut, tut, my man; the girls won't hurt you. DONALD RYNBRANDT Don Silence and common sense mark the man. 23 MILLARD SINGLETON Singleton I'm not the least bit afraid of work; I can sleep right along be- side it. MART IE SMALLEGAN Pete I stand on the brink of a great ca- reer; Somebody please push me off. SANDRA STRATTON San The harder I try the gooder to be, the worser I become. KEITH TALSMA Ni Ni 1 Worry and I never meet, and I don't intend we shall. KENT TALSMA Ni Ni 2 What's the hurry? Where's the fire? 24 CAROL TIGELAAR Tig Laughing at this, and laughing at that, yet nobody knows what she's laughing at. PATRICIA TWINING Patti Always attending to her duty in a quiet, unobtrusive way. 0 RONALD Vander MOLEN Buster A lover of sports, a lover of ac- tion. To all of his friends an added attraction. LARRY Vander SCHUR Lar It is not good for man to be alone. 25 RONALD Vander WAL Ron If fun interferes with studies, cut out studies. THOMAS Van HUIS Tom Never a care, never a worry; just one girl is his main worry. RUTH Van METER Rut True to her work, her word, her friends. MAYNARD Van NOORD Mick Easy to like, hard to forget. How many others like him have you met? BEATRICE VELDMAN Beat My heart used to be at home. Now it's overseas. 26 RALPH VELTEMA Ralph 1 know a lot, but I can't think of it. SHERWIN VENEMA Yen The difficulty in life is the choice. BARBARA Ver MEER Muscles Always laughing, never glum; she's a cheerful, happy chum. BESSIE VINEYARD Bess Simplicity and truth dwell in her heart. DOROTHY VINEYARD Dort Quiet though pleasant thou art. 27 GERALD VISSER Vis Questions don't bother me. It's the answers. JAY VREDEVELD Jay Not bold or shy, not short or tall, he's the medium of them all. JERRY VRUGGINK Jiggs He looks shy, but don't let that fool you. KELVIN WABEKE Kel No cupids dart ever pierced his heart. MILDRED WALTERS Millie When joy and duty clash, let duty go to . . . smash. 28 THOMAS WARKE Tom Oh, how he loves the ladies. YVONNE WEURDING Vonnie Gentle, perhaps shy, but a true friend to those who know her well. GERRIT WIERS Wiers Cares come, cares go, so why care ? i I ALLEN YMKER Al Troubles never trouble me. JOANN YOUNG Jo A still tongue signifies a wise mind. 29 PAUL ZOMERLEI Zom That I'm a man I'd have you know, tho I still have some room to grow. CLASS WILL I, Robert Alward, will my ability to play a bass horn to Jerry Berghorst. I, Lila Beaudin, will my short hair to Tonya Hoezee. I, Edward Belmer, will the school to anyone that wants it. I, Larry Berndt, will my good marks to Jim Klamer. I, James Beyer, will my dad's shotgun to anyone who doesn't want it. I, Joanne Borrink, will my typing ability to Joan Keizer. I, Arlene Brandt, will my jolly nature to Mr. Kempker. We, Marcia Brandt and Jean Dejongh, will our job as Business Managers of the Annual to anyone dumb enough to take it or unlucky enough to get stuck with it. I, Roger Bredeweg, will my position as President of Booster Club to Charles DeZeeuw. I, Harold Brower, will my shyness to Roger VerHage. I, Paul Brower, will my glasses to Mr. Sikkema. I, Jack Butler, will my Ford to any girl who can handle it. I, Eleanor Bytwork, will my pony tail to Judy Klamer. I, Deanna Conklin, will my three years as librarian to Mary Vander Molen. I, Thomas Conner, will my fishing rod to anyone who can catch fish like I can. I, Maxine Cooper, will my choir robe to Audrey DeVries. We, Jean Dejongh and Marcia Brandt, will our job as Business Managers of the Annual to anyone dumb enough to get stuck with it. I, Ruth DeWitt, will my tympani sticks to Tom VanDyke. I, Elaine Driesenga, will my ability to write a certain sailor to Phyllis Blair. I, Shirley Dykstra, will my ability to get the front seat on the bus to Phyllis Blair. I, Jean Eden, will my ability to drive to Mel Drew. I, Phyllis Elenbaas, will my school books to Patty Pater. I, Arthur Gerrits, will my shiny apples to Dennis Kole. I, Joyce Geukes, will my quiet ways to Joanne Beck. I, Kathy Groen, will my title as 'quietest girl’ to Bonnie Berghorst. I, Sandra Herr, will my blonde hair to Bruce Struick. I, Lois Heyboer, will my bass clarinet to John VanDam. I, Lois Hilzey, will my marks in shorthand to Audrey DeVries. I, Jack Hoezee, will my height to Cart Huyser. I, William Holleman, will my loudness to Gene Wabeke. I, Wanda Huyser, will my cheerleading suit to Nancy Wheeler. I, Bruce Hyde, will my jug of cider to Linda VerMeer and Sandy VanDam. 30 I, Janice Klamer, will my natural curly hair to Gladys Bytwork. I, Sharon Klynstra, will my quiet ways to Joy Kwekel. I, Albert Kooman, will my motorcycle to anyone who dares to drive like I do. I, James Kramer, will my title as wolf” to Gerald Berghorst. I, Gloria Kwekel, will my ability to cut up' to Connie Hewitt. I, Jane Lammers, will my crown to next year’s queen. I, Shirley Luurtsema, will my job as pianist for chorus to Joanne Beck. I, Preston Martinie, will my nonsense to Mr. Kempker. I, John Mast, will my low voice to Gord Isenga. I, Phyllis Meyer, will my ability to go steady to Carol Misner. I, Phyllis Miller, will my 30 days in St. Mary's Hospital to anyone who wants a months vacation. I, Roger Miller, will my good marks to Harv Redder. I, Eva Mohr, will my sleepless nights to next years co-editors. I, Richard Orrell, will my likable manner to Terry Herr. I, Verna Pater, will my ability to make mistakes in typing to anyone who wants them. I, Barry Peasley, will my ability to skip school to Jim Hessel. I, Glenn Richardson, will my nickname 'Turk' to anyone who feels qualified. I, Donald Rynbrandt, will my manners to Barbie Mast. I, Millard Singleton, will my ability to skip school to Rip Raterink. I, Martie Smallegan, will my ability to get into trouble to Doug Sprick. 1, Sandra Stratton, will my dimples to Bill Kramer. I, Kieth Talsma. will my ability to study to Bill Kramer. I, Kent Talsma, will my ability to deer hunt to Don Elenbaas. I, Carol Tigelaar, will my good times in high school to someone who is thinking of quitting. I, Patricia Twining, will my Government book to Audrey DeVries. I, Carl VanBelkum, will my 4-H Calves to Judy Vonk. I, Ronald VanderMolen, will my job as Student Council President to Dale Ensing. I, Larry VanderShuur, will my ability to knock over com shocks without getting caught to Gerald Brower. I, Ronald VanderWal, will my ability to stay out of the ditch to Bruce Struick. I, Thomas VanHuis, will everything to Dixie Gort. I, Ruth VanMeter, will my title as class couple” to Dale and Marcia. I, Maynard VanNoord, will my ability to speed to Jim Shuck. I, Beatrice Veldman, will my loyalty to one guy to Joanne Beck. I, Ralph Veltema, will my football pads to Cart Huyser. I, Sherwin Venema, will this school to Mr. Overway. I, Barbara VerMeer, will my nickname ’Muscles’ to Frances. I, Bessie Vineyard, will my good conduct in all my classes to my sister Ruth. I, Dorothy Vineyard, will my 4happy years in high school to anyone who is thinking of quitting. I, Gerald Visser, will my basketball suit to anyone that likes the number 50. I, Jay Vredeveld, will my class ring to Jackie Emmert. I, Jerry Vruggink, will my football pads to Jack MacDuffee. I, Kelvin Wabeke, will my seat in study hall next to Arlene Brandt to Jay Vos. I, Mildred Walters, will my good times in high school to some sad forlorn student. I, Thomas Warke, will my talks with the School Board to next years Senior Class President. I, Yvonne Weurding, will my position as the 2nd French Horn player to Bob Bredeweg. I, Gerrit Wiers, will my title as ’Tarzan’ to Carter Huyser. I, Allen Ymker, will my great like for school to Ron Jager. I, Joann Young, will my Latin book to Carol Wheeler in the hopes that she can read the writing better than I can. I, Paul Zomerlei, will my ability to skip 7th hour to anyone who dares to try. 31 ACTIVITIES ROBERT ALWARD, Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4. LILA BEAUDIN, Booster Club 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Concessionaire 4; Girls Basketball 2,3; G.A.L. 4; Hall Monitor 4. ED BELLMER, T.F.Y. 2. LARRY BERNDT, Chorus 4. JIM BEYER, FFA 1,2,3. JOANNE BORRINK, Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 2,3; Chorus 2,3; Bible Club 1,2,3,4; Hall Monitor 4; Girls Basketball 2,3; G.A.L. 4; Annual Staff 4. ARLENE BRANDT, Bible Club 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers Club 2. MARCIA BRANDT, Concessionaire 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pres. 3; Class Secretary 1,4; Student Council 2; Annual Staff 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Junior Play 3. HAROLD BROUWER, FFA 1,2,3. PAUL BROWER, FFA. JACK BUTLER, Boosters Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Play 3; Baseball 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. ROG BREDEWEG, Jets Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Booster Club 4; Pres. 4; Class Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 3,4. ELEANOR BYTWORK, Booster Club 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Concessionaire 4; Basketball 2,3; G.A.L. 4; Hall Monitor 4; Bible Club 4. DEANNA CONKLIN, Librarian 2,3,4; Boosters Club 1,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Athletic Sisters 4. TOM CONNER, Booster Club 4; FFA 1,2,3. MICKY COOPER, Chorus 1,2,3,4; Hall Monitor 2,3; FHA 1; Queens Court 1. JEAN DE JONGH, Band 1; Bible Club 2; Booster Club 2; Office Assistant 2; Class Treasurer 3,4; Concessionaire 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Junior Play 3; Buzzer Staff 2; Annual Staff 4; Future Teachers Club 2, Sec.-Treas. RUTH DEWITT, Booster Club 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Buzzer Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Bible Club 1,2,3. ELAINE DRIESENGA, Booster Club 1,2; Bible Club 2,3,4; Chorus 2; Buzzer Staff 4. SHIRLEY DYKSTRA, Coopersville 1; Chorus 2; Bible Club 2,3,4. JEANIE EDEN, Rangely, Colo. 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Booster Club 4. PHYLLIS ELENBAAS, FHA 2; G.A.L. 4. ART GERRITS, Booster Club 2; Camera Club 2. JOYCE GEUKES, FHA 3. KATHY GROEN, Bible Club 4. SANDY HERR, Booster Club 4; Bible Club 2,3,4; Concessionaire 4; G.A.L. 4, Vice Pres.; Hall Monitor 4. LOIS HEYBOER, Booster Club 4; FHA 1; Bible Club 1,2,4; Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Asst. Librarian 4; Hall Monitor 3. LOIS HILZEY, FHA 3; Junior Play 3; Future Teachers Club 2; Booster Club 1; Athletic Sisters 4. JACK HOEZEE, Band 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Class Pres. 2; Vice Pres. 3; Student Council 1,2; Camera Club 2; Pep Band 1,2; Bible Club 1,2. BILL HOLLEMAN, Hall Monitor 4; Booster Club 4; Camera Club 2; Baseball 1,2; Jets Club 4. WANDA HUYSER, Chorus 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Queens Court 4; Hall Monitor 4; Booster Club 2,4; Junior Play 3; National Honor Society 3,4. BRUCE HYDE, Football 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 2; Concessionaire 2. JANICE KLAMER, Librarian 1,2; FHA 2.3; Bible Club 1,2,3; Booster Club 2,4. SHARON KLYNSTRA, Bible Club G.A.L. 4. ALBERT KOMAN, FFA 1,2,3. JIM KRAMER, Football 1,2,3,4. GLORIA KWEKEL, Girls Basketball 2,3; Junior Play 3; Buzzer Staff 3. JANE LAMMERS, Band 1,2,3, Sec., Treas. 4; Booster Club 4, Sec.; Class Sec. 3; Annual Staff 4; Junior Play 3; Office Asst. 3; Queen Court 3; Queen 4. SHIRLEY LUURTSEMA, Booster Club 1; Junior Play, Student Director 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3, Vice 32 Pres. 4; Basketball 1,2,3; G.A.L. 4, Sec.; Annual Staff 4; Class Vice Pres. 4; Bible Club 1,2,3,4, Vice Pres.; Office Assistant 4. PRESTON MARTINIE, Chorus 4; FFA 1,2. PHYLLIS MILLER, Booster Club 4; Chorus 1; Office Assistant 4; Bible Club 3. ROGER MILLER, Booster Club 4; Camera Club 2; Junior Play 3; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4; Jets Club 4; Hall Monitor 2. EVA MOHR, Booster Club 1, Treas. 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Buzzer Staff 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Office Assistant 3; Girls State 3. RICH ORRELL, Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 2,3,4; FFA 1; Jets Club 4. VERNA PATER, Bible Club 2; Concessionaire 4. BARRY PEASLEY, Football 1; Baseball 3. GLEN RICHARDSON. DON RYNBRANDT, Jets Club 4. MILLARD SINGLETON, Junior Play 3; Concessionaire 2; Football 3. MARTIE SMALLEGAN, FFA 1,2,3. SAND IE STRATTON, Booster Club 1,4; Bible Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Concessionaire 4; Junior Play 3; G.A.L. 4; Buzzer Staff 2. KEITH TALSMA, Band 1,2,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 3 4 KENT TALSMA, Football 1,2,3; Manager 4; Basketball 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2. CAROL TIGELAAR, G.A.L. 4; Booster Club 4; Chorus 2; Bible Club 4; Buzzer Staff 3; Concessionaire 4. PAT TWINING, Chorus 2; Concessionaire 4. CARL VAN BELKUM, FFA 1,2,3. RON VANDER MOLEN, Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4, Pres.; Boys State 3; Band 1,2,3, Pres. 4; Class President 1,3. LARRY VANDER SCHUUR, FFA 1,2; Jets Club 4; Basketball 2; T 3 4 RON VANDER WAL, FFA 1,2,3; Booster Club 4. TOM VAN HU IS, FFA 1,2; Basketball 1; Football Manager 2; Track Manager 2; Baseball 2,3,4; Jets Club 4; Chorus 4; Junior Play 3. RUTH VAN METER, Chorus 2; FHA 1,2; Bible Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Librarian 4; Assistant Librarian 3,4. MAYNARD VAN NOORD, FFA 1,2,3; Baseball 1. BEATRICE VELD MAN, Buzzer Staff 2,4. RALPH VELTEMA, Football 1,2,3 4; Track 2,3; Baseball 4. SHERWIN VENEMA, Baseball 1; Camera Club 2; Booster Club 4; Hall Monitor 4; Bible Club 4; Jets Club 4. BARB VER MEER, Bible Club 1; Class Treas. 1,2; Chorus 2,3,4; Band 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Buzzer Staff 4; Queens Court 2; Pep Band 2. BESSIE VINEYARD, Booster Club 4; Bible Club 2,3,4; FHA 1. DOROTHY VINEYARD, Booster Club 4; FHA 1; Bible Club 2,3,4. GERALD VISSER, Basketball 2,3,4; Football 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4. JAY VREDEVELD, FFA 1,2,3; Football 3,4; Track 3,4. JERRY VRUGGINK, Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; H scbtill 4 KELVIN WABEKE, Chorus 4; Bible Club 4. MILLY WALTERS, Basketball 2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; Bible Club 2,3. TOM WARKE,Band 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Junior Play 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,4. Annual Staff 4; Student Council 4; Boy's State 3; Class Pres. 4. YVONNE WEURDING, Band 1,2,3,4; Bible Club 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers Club 2. GERRIT WIERS, Band 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Buzzer Staff 4. JOAN YOUNG, FHA 3; Bible Club 4. LEE YMKER, Track 4; Jets Club 4; Grandville H. S. 1. PAUL ZOMERLEI, FFA 1,2,3; Booster Club 4. 33 MOCK Most Likely to Succeed Marsh Tom Musicians Shirley Jack Best All Around Ron Eva Handsomest Rog Man Hater and Woman Hater Joanne Don Girl Athlete Elly Friendliest Jane Ron Loudest and Quietest Class Couple Flirt and Wolf Gloria Kathy Ruth Larry Elly Jim Bill Don Most Active Ron Jane Best Dressed Rog Marsh Apple Polishers Art Eva ELECTION Prettiest Barb Cut-ups Gloria, Keith Kent Boy Athlete Jiggs Figure Eva Biggest Littlest Eaters Ralph Jeanie Bookworms Rog Joann Physique Gerrit 35 Carol T 'What's the matter, kids?1 Wiltie Shame on you Serious Barry SENIOR SNAPS Pajama Game' Verna P Lucifer 'Chubby' Naughty Eyes Smile, Gerrit Cutie JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT to RIGHT: Melvin Drew, President; Edwin Cotts, Vice President; Marcia Emelander, Student Council; Judy Moored, Treasurer; Yvonne Brink, Secretary; Donald Raterink, Student Council. Class Sponsors, Mr. Byle and Miss Frey. On September 7, 1955, we the members of the Class of '59 began our happy days at Hudsonville High. We were the usual green-horn freshman class, afraid of our own shadows and awed at the new pro- cedure of the school. After a freshman-sophomore mixer, sponsored by the Student Council, everyone was better acquainted and felt more at home. As our class officers we elected the following: President, Dave McDonald; Vice President, Dave Bolhuis; Secretary, Carol Folkert; Treasurer, Barbara Zienstra; Student Council Representatives, Dale Ensing and Sue Kramer. The next year as Sophomores, our class officers were: President, Phillip Nyhuis; Vice President, Dave Bolhuis; Secretary, Marcia Emelander; Treasurer, Barbara Zienstra; Student Council Representatives,Judy Brandt and Melvin Drew. Our project in the fall of that year was the selling of tickets to the Travelogue Series, sponsored by the Lion's Club. At the completion of this project, the boys threw a party for the girls. However, our big project was the Biology Trip. An enjoyable time was had by all who motored to Chicago and visited the Museum of Science and Industry, the Garfield Sanctuary and of Flowers, and lastly, Riverside Amusement Park. Now that we have begun our money-mad Junior year, we have successfully completed two profitable projects. A large crowd enjoyed the concert put on by the American Seating Company Chorus. Our Junior Play, A Midsummer Night's Scream, under the direction of Mr. Larry Byle, was also a success. We received many compliments on the Junior Senior Banquet which we gave the Senior Class of 58, and we are all looking forward to our Senior year. 38 K. Beek r� I 24 B. Beek A A K. Baareman J. Beck P. Baar M. Aalberts M. Allen B. Berghorst D. Berghorst G. Berghorst D. Bolhuis E. Boone H. Bowman J. Brandt R. Bredeweg Y. Brink P C5. c £ a 1, IA - : , 1iE A. Cook % - E. Cotts f D. De Jonge n 1 R. Den Houten p 4p— v ’ . , jjif V- i I. - V Yk C. De Zeeuw B. Diekema W. Diekema M. Drew G. Brower H. Burgess H. De Vos A. De Vries M. Emelander D. Ensing W. De Young B. Fein T ' T. 1i C. Hewitt 39 B. Hoezee T. Hoezee M. Homrich M. Hop G. Isenga R. Jager J. Keizer J. Klamer H. Klinger R. Koster S. Kramer W. Kramer G. Loew M. Luttikhuizer D. Mac Donald S. Meeuwsen C. Misner J. Moored P: Nyhuis L. Ohlman R. Plumert D. Raterink H. Redder F. Roelofs R. Serum J. Shuck T. Sikkema M. Simmons S. Strating V. Tuinstra M. Vande Bunte E. Vander Kolk J. Vander M. Vander B. Van R. Van Zoeren Meulen Molen Klompenberg N. Kamminga A. Lems R. Neugebauer P. Rynsburger E. Van Dam R. Ver Hage 40 J. Ver Strate J. Vonk J. Vos N. Wheeler J. Williams J. Williams B. Zeinstra H. Zeutenhorst E. Zuidema Francis S. Helen W. JUNIOR Mossy L. CANT SEEM TO FIND YOU H. Wind SNAPS 41 Judy B. Mel D. Phil N. Myra V. Dale E. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS We, the Sophomore Class, have reached our half-way mark in high school and are looking forward to our coming years at Hudsonville. In our Freshman year we elected as our class officers for the first semester: President, Jim Thompson; Vice President, Janet Hirdes; Secretary, Arloa Kort; Treasurer, Gloria Vruggink; and Student Council Representatives, Fred Conklin and Dixie Gort. Our class officers for the second semester were: President, Janet Hirdes; Vice President, Steve DeWindt; Secretary, Arloa Kort; Treasurer, Gloria Vruggink; and Student Council Representatives, Charlene Van Houten, and Fred Conklin. As Freshmen we got acquainted at the Freshman Mixer sponsored by the Student Council. We had a lot of fun working on our class float which won second prize at the Homecoming game. Again this year, we made a float representing the Class of '60. The class officers planned our party which was enjoyed by all. We appreciated working with our class sponsors, Mrs. Bolhuis and Mr. Giem. We know that our remaining years at Hudsonville will be worthwhile and we hope to contribute much to our school. 44 WHY DIDN'T 50MEB0DY TILL HE L. Allen W. AI ward R. Austhof W. Baareman C. Beebe D. Bellmer G. Bellmer cs .«fit I DECIDED TO STAY HONE. C. Bosnian K. Brandt D. Burman G. Bytwork K. Christie F. Conklin C. De Weerd P. De Windt MISSING IN action 9 D. Elenbaas D. Gort B. Gryzen 7 ’ J. De Witt T m D. Gryzen D. Driesenga J. Gryzen L. Driesenga D. Hall P. Gale n Ah J. Hart E. Gebben REAL GONE K. Hassevoort 45 C. Haynor I . Herr C. Howard S. Huff M. Kiel J. Klamer fS X— r V 1 L. Marlink A. Mast L. Ann o Viv ’ y G. Prebble D. Redder L. Schermer E. Selvig B. Mast f -Jfav. J. Hirdes B. Mast E. Holleman L. Keeney J. Moorman J. Hopp o jrA J. McDuffee n jtk B. Horstmanshof ■' v D. Kiel CAN I GOME OUT - NOW - ? J. Orrell M. Smallegan S. Spaman N. Stratton B. Struik M. Sutton 46 J. Thompson C. Timmer B. Tuinman H. Twining J. Van Dam G. Vander Molen J. Vander Molen P. Vander Werf N. Van Drunen T. Van Dyke M. Van Haitsma C. Van Houten R. Van Noord L. Van Polen B. Veldman S. Veltema G. Venema E. Vermaat B. Ver Strate K. Visser A. Vredeveld G. Vruggink K. Wabeke P. Waite C. Wheeler C. Wiercinski D. Wierenga B. Wierenga M. Wolbers L. Wolters L. Zandbergen SOPHOMORE SNAPS A A Darlene H. Elaine G. Little Mother Steve D. W. What the matter Jim? 47 . Arloa K. Karen W. That’s All « amii Dennis the Menace The Bermuda Girls Joy K. v Caroldean F. Posing Elaine G. Watch that Baby face Karen B. Dixie G. stuff! Judy F. Dimples Don FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS We as Freshmen have just entered high school and already enjoy it. The Freshman class this year is the largest Hudsonville has had yet and with a lot of ambitious people in our class we know our years at Hudsonville will be worthwhile years. We as Freshmen got acquainted by the Freshman Mixer sponsored by the Student Council and all had a very good time. We enjoyed working on our class float which was entered in the Homecoming parade. Our class officers were: President, Roger Abel; Vice President, Larry Boldt; Secretary, Pat Shuck; Treasurer, Sherry Vander Wal; Student Council, Jake Dirkse and Diane Jager. Under the capable leadership of our officers we have made our Freshman year a success and know that our remaining years will be equally as successful. We also thank our sponsors, Mr. Tompkins and Mr. Dejonge, for their assistance. 50 R. Abel P. Alberta M. Alflen J. Berghorst M. Blair P. Blair � - SHY GUY k L. Allen R. Allen L. Baily o n ✓si J TrjwEuxoL jWui 15 roJC H. Boersen L. Boldt R. Bouwkamp W. Brandt K. Buege C. Butler N. Bytwork E. Den Houtei M. Denton E. De Vries J. De Vries A. De Weerd E. De Witt S. De Zeeuw J. Dirkse A. Dreyer GONE S. Dulyea J. Dykstra S. Drew WHO AM I ? E. Frazee D. Grooters 51 W. Doren $££ IF you cm FIND ME. R. Emmert OUT WRTCHING SPUTNIK D. Evans J. Ferner M. Folkert M. Genther B. Haan C. Inwood G. Isenga R. Holleman L. Isenga % B. Koekkoek R. Luurtsema D. Jager K. Kooienga S. Mac Owen K. Kennedy M. Koopman P. Marl ink W S. Klinkner COULDN'T 6E HERE E. Kort OH NO, NOT AGAIN 9 o E. Mast C. Huyser 1 4 j C. Klooster R. Kramer o v K. Mathis AAYQt I'LL SEE YOU NEXT YEAR J. Klynstra M. Lindberg G. Meengs R. Lippenga G. Meyer DO YOU HAVE ANY SUGGESTIONS ? A M. Miller R. Mulder K. McDuffee C. Olson S. Overway C. Pickering D. Pohler 52 D. Schuitman J. Schut J. Serum P. Shuck M. Siegers J. Smallegan D. Sprik T. Tuinstra V. Twining S. Van Dam C. Vande Bunte R. Vande Bunte J. Vande Guchte S. Vande Guchte J. Vander KoddeD. Vander Laan P. Vander Meulen A. Vander S. Vander Wal D. Van Huis G. Van Molen Koovering P. Van Polen E. Van Zoeren K. Veldman W. Veldman A. Venama D. Ver Hage L. Ver Meer CAHERA BROKE R. Vineyard G. Westerling J. Woodwyk J. Ymker I. Visser J. Vruggink M. Walters 53 E. Young R. Morse Jim H. Sherry V. W. Dot S. Shirley D. Z. FRESHMAN SNAPS Marilyn W. Larry B. Bathing Beauties i Linda V. M. Carol K. Bob H. Linda V. M. Sharon V. Jerry V. Jake D. 54 7th AND 8th GRADES 1st ROW: Kim Kotila, Galene Brintnall, Judy Hessel, Judy Lanis, Myrna Baareman, Linda Balk, Karen Bolhuis. 2nd ROW: Jim Nagekirk, Mickey Gryzen, Pam Van Heukelum, Vonda VanderMolen, Jean Weber, Pat Yoak, Pat Postma, Bill Luurtsema. 3rd ROW: Carl DeCator, Phil Hoezee, Roger Talsma, Ronald Stratton, Gerald Hewitt, Jim Fannon, Ken Behrens, Douglas Kort. Absent: Joyce Borrink, Marcia Conner. 1st ROW: Sally Gryzen, Nancy Kort, Cleo Conklin, Donna Engelsmen, Joan Miengs, Sandra Redder, Wanda Geers. 2nd ROW: Wilma Van Haitsma, Louise Van Dam, Shirley Bast, Phyllis Myers, Carol Kamps, Pat Lems, Sue Martin, Kathleen Van Haitsma. 3rd ROW: Morris Neugebauer, John Klooster, Donald Loew, Dennis DeVries, William Wheeler, Gary Peasley, Richard Vroma, Terry Gale, Vernon Vruggink. 4th ROW: Christian Sikkema, Daniel Gryzen, Gaylen Stoepker, James Curtis, Larry De- Vries, Donald Koster, Donald Hoezee, Clarence Robart. Jr. High Faculty Students at Work 56 BIBLE CLUB FRONT, Left to Right: S. Luurtsema, vice president; M. Vander Molen, president; M. Aalberts, secretary; S. Straaton, S. Herr, S. Klynstra, B. Vineyard, E. Ver Maat, P. DeWindt, J. Kreuze, J. Kamps, M. Wolbers, S. Meeuwsen, J. Eden, C. Bulter, S. Huff, J. Hirdes, E. Gebben, S. Spa- man, B. Ver Strate, K. Wabeke, C. DeWeerd, R. Morse, L. Byer, B. Van Klompenberg, C. Klinkner, T. Bohl, D. Vineyard, N. Wheeler, L. Heyboer, J. Hopp, J. Emmert, C. Hayner, N. Kamminga, H. DeVos, T. Hoezee, J. Borrink, P. Gale, G. Vruggink, J. Vonk, P. Weaver, J. Kiezer, A. Kort, V. Rotman, C. Van Houten, A. Brandt, G. Veenboer. 58 LIBRARIANS Head Librarian: Mrs. Bolhuis, Myra Vande Bunte, Deanna Conklin, Sharon Huff, Carol Tigelaar, Mary Vander Molen, Sue Kramer. OFFICE GIRLS Phyllis Miller, Corothy Heibel, Arlene Wiedenfeller, Joan Keizer, Shirley Luurtsema, Marcia Brandt. ATHLETIC SISTERS Gloria Kwekel, Eleanor Bytwork, Sandy Herr, Lois Hilzey, Pat Twining, Deanna Conklin, Sandra Stratton, Lila Beaudin. 59 Booster Club Pres. R. Bredeweg, Vice pres. S. Strating, Sec. J. Lammers, Treas. E. Mohr, Sponsor, Mr. Byle. Jets Club LEFT to RIGHT: T. Van Huis, L. Ymker, T. Warke, L. Vander Schuur, R. Vander Molen, R. Orrell, D. Ryn- brandt, R. Bredeweg, B. Holleman, R. Miller, Sponsor, Mr. Overway. 60 This year the Buzzer Staff, under the guidance of Mr. H. Johnson and Mr. D. Bloomendahl, along with the help of the editors and their co-workers, have produced a bet- ter Buzzer than ever before. One of the new features in the Buzzer this year was the appearance of various pic- tures of events throughout the year. We hope you have enjoyed this bi-monthly school publication. Yvonne Brink, Judy Brandt co-editors 1st ROW, Left to Right: Barbara Z., Bruce S., Judy K., Judy B., Yvonne B. 2nd ROW: Phyllis E., Gloria K., Harv R., Karen B., Marge H., Harriet D. 3rd ROW: Phyllis V. M., Ruth D. W., Pat M., Bonnie V. K. 4th ROW: Elaine D., Arlene B., Mary B., Dorothy H. 61 Hall Monitors ROW 1: L. Beaudin, E. Bytwork, J. Borrink, W. Huyser. ROW 2: R. Vander Molen, R. Veltema, B. Holle- man, S. Venema. National Honor Society Girl % Boys’ State 62 ROW 1: T. Warke, W. Huyser, S. Luurtsema. ROW 2: M. Brandt, R. Bredeweg, R. Vander Molen. R. Vander Molen, E. Mohr, T. Warke STUDENT COUNCIL Preside nt Ron Advisor Mr. Overway Vice President Dave SEATED, (Left to Right): D. Jager, G. Vruggink, J. Hirdes, M. Vander Molen, R. Vander Molen, D. Bolhuis, J. Schuck, D. Ensing, M. Emelander, E. Mohr. STANDING: R. Able, R. Van Noord, Mr. Overway, M. Drew, T. Warke, R. Miller, D. Raterink, J. Dirkse. 63 ROW 1: D. Ensing, N. Kamminga, J. Keizer, C. Folkert, M. Emelander, G. Wabeke. ROW 2: G. Bol- huis, C. Misner, M. Allen, Y. Brink, B. Berghorst, H. Redder, P. Nyhuis. ABSENT: E. Van Dam. Barbara Dawson is the director and motivator” of a group of young people trying to raise money for a Youth Center by presenting a simple staged play. When a sudden rain storm breaks up there first rehearsal, they take refuge in a deserted theater on the estate of Norman Courtenay, an eccentric millionaire. The house inhabited by ghosts and the refusal of Mr. Courtenay to permit the use of his theater nearly keeps the show from going on. Barbara unmasked the villian who turns out to be a Russian Refugee and gets the permission from Mr. Courtenay to use the theater. A hilarious presentation of a portionof Shakespeares beloved comedy Pyramus and Thisby form the climax of the play. 64 SENIOR PLAY Dino The play which the Senior Class presented on April 24 and 25 is the story of a seventeen-year old boy named Dino Falcaro. Dino, a bitter delinquent, is rehabilitated by the tireless efforts of his parole officer and psychotherapist just as he is about to return to a life of crime. As the play opens, Dino is just returning to his home neighborhood after spending four years at the state reformatory for participating in a murder. He is brought by his parole officer. Mr. Mandel, to the office of Mr. Sheridan, a case worker in the James Street Settlement House. In the next few days Dino is treated with scorn by his parents and the other young people of the neighborhood. The only one whom Dino thinks he can trust is his younger brother, Tony. However, Dino visits Mr. Sheridan every afternoon and is invited to a dance at the settlement house. That same night, a gang of which Tony is a member asks Dino to lead them in a gas station burglary. Dino first attends the dance and meets Shirley Wallace. Shirley helps Dino realize that a law abiding life is better than one of crime. Dino decides not to go through with the crime and stops Tony. The next day Dino begins to co-operate with the case worker and asks Mr. Sheridan to help Tony also. 65 H.H.S. BAND 1st ROW: R. Austhof, G. Pribble, C. Hewitt, S. Huff, P. Hall, W. Twining, C. Kloster. 2nd ROW: R. Abel, P. Nyhuis, E. Holleman, D. Rynbrandt, C. Butler, J. DeWitt, R. DeWitt, P. Meyer. 3rd ROW: A. Kort, L. Keeney, M. Rynbrandt, T. Bohl, C. Vande Bunte, J. Schut, C. Postma, Y. Alward. 4th ROW: B. Hall, Y. Brink, M. Aalberts, F. Huizenga, S. Van Dam, L. Elzinga, Y. Weurding, L. Heyboer. 5th ROW: J. Lammers, T. Warke, D. DeJonge, R. Bredweg, W. DeYoung, F. Blair, J. Serum, P. Waite. 6th ROW: R. Neugebauer, R. Plumert, D. Bolhuis, T. Van Dyke, J. Moored, J. Klamer, E. Van Dam, J. Butler. 7th ROW: D. Elen- baas, K. Talsma, G. Wabeke, R. Alward, K. Talsma, W. Baareman, F. Conklin, R. Vander Molen. Direc- tor: Mr. H. Van Dyke. 66 Marching Band DRUM MAJOR, E. Cotts; MAJORETTES, C. Folkert, C. Feenstra, P. Rynsburger, M. Emelander. Officers Pres., P. Nyhuis; Sec., M. Aalberts; Treas., J. Lammers; Absent-Vice Pres., D. Bolhuis. Pep Band 1st ROW: B. Hall, J. Schut, L. Heyboer, C. Hewitt, P. Meyer, P. Hall. 2nd ROW: R. Abel, G. Pribble, F. Conklin, F. Blair, E. Van Dam, T. Van Dyke, J. Serum, R. DeWitt. 3rd ROW: R. Alward, J. Klamer, J. Moored, J. Butler, W. DeYoung, W. Baareman, D. Bolhuis, P. Nyhuis, G. Wabeke. 7 CHORUS 1st ROW: Carol M., Lila B., Evelyn V. M., Shirley L., Virginia T. 2nd ROW: Elaine G., Barb Z., Judy B., Barb V. M., Deanna C., Carol F., Marcia B., Wanda H. 3rd ROW: Nedra S., Eleanor B., Myra V. B., Sandra S., Gloria E., Marilyn W., Gladys B., Judy S. 4th ROW: Laura V. P., Eunice D. V., Sue M., Carol K., Carolyn O., Milly W. , Ruth D. W., Jo B. 5th ROW: Sue K., Harriet D. V., Marjorie H., Connie H., Linda V. M., Judy D., Karen W., Karen B. 6tli ROW: Gale L., Jack G., Fred C., Gail B., Evert S., Don R., Dale E., Tom S. 7th ROW: Tom V. H., Larry B., Pres M., Gordon I., Harold Z., Stefford V., Kelvin W., Ed B. Director: Mrs. J. Bolhuis. Officers Barb, Micky, Shirley, Jim Trio Deanna, Barb, Wanda Judy and Barb Librarians Pianist Shirley ANNUAL STAFF Co Editors E. Mohr J. Lammers Photography J. Eden B. Ver Meer Art R. DeWitt Sports R. Miller R. Bredeweg Typists J. Borrink S. Luurtsema Business Managers M. Brandt J. De Jongh T. Warke J. Butler HOMECOMING Wanda Huyser riding on the Senior float. Phyllis Weaver riding on the Junior float. 72 Arloa Kort riding on the Sophomore float. Dianne Jager riding on the Freshman float. THE QUEEN AND HER COURT ROW Is Left to Right: Sr. Wanda Huyser, Queen Jane Lammers, Jr. Phyllis Weaver. ROW 2: Fresh. Diane Jager, Soph. Arloa Kort. An exciting football game with Coopersville on October 18 was highlighted by the crowning of our homecoming queen, Jane Lammers. Half time activities began with a parade of the floats while the band played, Sweetheart of Sigma-Chi. After the queen and her court were escorted from their floats and introduced to the spectators, Jane was crowned Queen of the 1957 Homecoming by last year’s queen, Lorraine Hopp. The evening was topped off by a 13-6 victory over Coopersville. 73 Ralph Rich Bill Jack Ron Vis 19 Byron Center 6 12 Comstock Park 13 13 Coopersville 6 6 Kelloggsville 13 0 Zeeland 16 19 Sparta 6 9 Rogers 6 0 Fremont 33 Gerrit Jiggs Varsity 1st ROW: J. Kramer, K. Talsma, R. Vander Molen, R. Veltema, T. Warke, R. Orrell, G. Visser. 2nd ROW: D. Ensing, D. Raterink, B. Kramer, B. Struik, D. Bolhuis, P. Nyhuis, W. DeYoung. 3rd ROW: J. Vruggink, G. Wiers, D. MacDonald, J. McDuffee, M. Allen, G. Brower, K. Visser, B. Serum. Reserves 1st ROW: J. Vander Molen, A. Vredeveld, S. DeWindt, W. Baareman, E. Selvig, G. Bellemer, D. Kole, R. Van Noord. 2nd ROW: J. Serum, J. Vruggink, J. Vander Kodde, R. Abel, J. Allen, C. Sharphorn, R. Vander Bunte, C. Huyser. 3rd ROW: L. Allen, B. Brandt, J. Van Dam, E. Van Houten, J. Hessel, F. Conklin, D. Elen- baas, J. Klamer, L. Allen. 75 Smer 'em up! Here comes the ref. 76 SENIOR STARS Jack 36 Grandville 38 45 Byron Center 37 51 Comstock Park 33 62 Kelloggsville 59 37 Fremont 67 61 Sparta 31 41 Caledonia 45 62 Coopersville 48 53 Byron Center 60 56 Zeeland 60 70 Comstock 45 77 Fremont Sparta Coopersville Zeeland Grandville 52 77 I st and 2nd TEAM BASKETBALL KNEELING, (L. to R.): Managers, B. Diekema, M. Luttikhuizen; Coach, Ken Bauman; B. Serum. STANDING: D. Raterink, J. Vruggink, G. Visser, M. Drew, R. Koster, J. Hoezee, B. Diekema, T. Warke, D. Bolhuis, R. Vander Molen, J. Schuck, E. Cotts. 1st ROW: D. Redder, F. Conklin, J. Mac Duffee, K. Brandt, J. Thompson, R. Van Noord, K. Visser, D. Kole. 2nd ROW: C. Huyser, J. Dirkse, R. Holloman, B. Mulder, L. Boldt, J. Woodwyk. Manager, G. Johnson; Coach, Dave Kempker. 78 Vis out to win! Put it in, Jack! Jump Tom, Jump! TRACK L. to R.: J. Vredeveld, R. Orrell, G. Wiers, P. Nyhuis, D. Ensing, J. Vruggink. W T Zeeland ------- ----------- Fremont ------- ----------- Sparta ------- ----------- Comstock Park ------- ----------- Coopersville _______ ___________ Coach Bloomendaal Dale 80 Jay and Jiggs Jay and Gerrit Vis Dave BASEBALL W T Kelloggsville ________ __________ Byron Center -------- ---------- Fremont -------- ---------- Zeeland -------- ---------- Kelloggsville ________ __________ Comstock ________ __________ Zeeland ________ __________ Coopersville ________ __________ Byron Center ________ __________ Sparta ________ __________ Marv Bob Coach Byle Denny 81 GAL Pres. E. Bytwork Advisor Miss Newland V. Pres. S. Herr BACK ROW, (L. to R.): B. Veldman, E. Holleman, J. Kwekel, I. Visser, J. Gryzen, G. Bytwork, C. Van Houten, I. Herweyer, J. Williams, D. Schuitman, P. De Windt, K. Kennedy, J. Williams. SEC- OND ROW: K. McDuffee, D. Bellmer, P. Gale, A. De Vries, K. Christie, B. Tuinman, K. Veldman, N. Bytwork, B. Haan, S. Vander Wal, K. Baareman. FRONT ROW: S. Klynstra, J. Borrink, K. Beek, S. Luurtsema, E. Bytwork, S. Herr, S. Stratton, G. Kwekel, P. Elenbaas, L. Beaudin, C. Tigelaar. KNEELING: Sponsor, Miss Newland. Rec. Sec. K. Beek Corr. Sec. S. Luurtsema 82 Treasurer S. Stratton 1st Team Cheerleaders S. Strating, W. Huyser, J. Keizer, E. Mohr 2nd Team Cheerleaders ROW 1: J. Deck, N. Wheeler. ROW 2: N. Stratton, D. Bellmer. 83 Custodians T. Sikkema, W. De Cator, W. Plummert, D. Alward. Cooks c . Zwyghuizen, G. Olson. Bus Drivers SCHOOL BOS ai3 D. Giem, W. De Cator, L. Byle, P. Petroelje, J. Eden, R. De Jonge, D. Kempker. ABSENT, K. Bauman. 84 If It Is Worth Photographing It Is Worth the Best. 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