Kent City High School - Eagle Yearbook (Kent City, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1956 volume:

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Q s- '.1 . -' 1 4 .af 1 .. +G QE Du me NPG aqe Tuff en JI ,Vp be oo Nxcic Vmefeen Hmcre X T EQ. , 4 L , ff FT I 4enVQ1ILj,, 1 i 'cm ' dpflfmjgi Throughout our four years in been both a fine teacher and knowledge but also sympathy, Therefore we wish to express dedicating the 1956 EAGLE to high school Mrs Stauffer has friend, and has shown not only understanding and guidance our appreciation and thanks by her U O a'4 rw Y Q 1, ff r,wf' 'r z.?F3' Ihr :web offs r'ehf ' g , fini' , ' u O . Effw ERD ff W3 ,E KI: 5 ADMINISTRATION K E Y sfmoms UNDERQLASSNEN GRADES ED N1-EN1-5 nfwmmfmrs music smms Acnvmfs H3NE-A-if .'f, 117 ...v'z11- QNX gj - f K! l v I-I , , k BOARD OF EDUCATION H Emmons Weston E Casey A Anderson J Harrald M Cochrane ,.. OFFICE SECRETARY M Rice V 5 I I F . -.. , v .. x 0 .V Q , ' Q' 5 9. Y I No l l I I I 'Wm' .Vw ' yw ax I , Nf , 'Q A . O Sta e L'rew Bus Drivers L williams J ward H Smith R Foxworthy B Stebbins absent from picture Chief Custodian H. Smith Annual 5' ande Sales Man VanderZ M n agar aff unson Robinso Sports Editor Da Ass' vid Sc hutter t Edi Editor J tor anice Speese Margar et Har rison B usiness Manager Stella n Rand y Peckham Advertis ing Manager .Pv f:P?w4 Super1ntendent's Message Upon graduation you will be leaving this sheltered phase of your life. Your success in the field of endeavor which you choose for your life work will be measured by the efficiency, accuracy, and speed with which you dispatch the tasks set before you. Your rewards will not be rated from HAH to WEN. They will be received in the form of increases in salaries, and responsibilities or no raise and loss of your position. These rewards can be measured in terms of good homes, new automobiles, a well dressed family at one end of the scale. At the opposite end we readily recognize the lack of these essentials to a happy life. My sincere wish is that each of you may conduct yourself and your affairs in such a manner that you will progress toward the more abundant life. Vffmmgeeof Maurice L. Cochrane Superintendent Princ1pal's Message To the students: May this yearbook be a record of all the memorable events of your school days and may you always, in paging through this book, think of them as the most worthwhile days of your life. I would like to thank you,the students, for extending us such wonderful cooperation in helping maintain a high academic level under extremely adverse conditions during the building of our new physical plant this past year. May all your friendships acquired throughout your high school be lasting ones. . grown Principal N-'fn' 5 I X N X VANDBHHEIDE J WWHD LEBLANP 4 BnUWN J HEHIN 'dvi 1 STAUFF P C LLBLANC R LABRIE L WILIIADS 5' 4 f v 1 Student Cozmc 7 The Student Council meets the first Monday of every month They have been much more active this year than in previous years They have or are sponsoring an Amateur Talent Show, assembly programs and the Homecoming Dance They have also been deciding many discipline problems The members are as follows Seated walter weston, Sandra Afton, Treas Nancy Speese, Sec Nancy Deyo, Pres Mr Brown, Faculty Adv Munson Robinson, V Pres Marjorie Mattson, Rose Hyde Standing Robert Humphreys, Vincent DeYoung, Norman Cochrane 968 , 'Q RSM Us A .0 'Q , 'e T' S' ! 5 .As ' Y f y I AU ' ' ' ' , a S I 5 1 QTFXRS X 5 11 Ad Mr L6 Blanc John Coalter Jane Afton Cheerleader A Sr. Play M choir l-2-3-Lg, Band l-2-3 Paper staff 3-14 why take life seriously, you'll never get out of it alive! 1 June Coalter Band 3 Paper S taff Lg. Chorus 1-A Driver Training 3 She is blond, vivacious and has poise, too bad she has a ring boys! She , but Arla Anderson Class Treasurer 2-3-M Jr. and Sr. Play 3-M Driver Training 1 She looks safe but so does :IF gunpowderl Nancy Deyo Cheerleader l-2-A Student Council h Class Vice President l Choir A Jr. Play 3 Driver Training l is gentle, she is shy, there is danger in her are C eyes. X J I K ., E1 Football l-2-3-M Basketball 1-2-3 Baseball l-2-3-Q Student Council 3 Class Vice Pres. M Jr. Play Stage Mgr. 3 Driver Training l Slow of movement and of speech, but an all around athelete. Elsie DeVrieS Band l-2-3-M Chorus M Driver Training 3 Librarian 3 She fills her place in life as no one else can. f 1 Delores Harrald Chorus 2-M Driver Training 2 Librarian 2-A Some think the world was made for fun and frolic. So do I. Carolyn Hill Band l-2-3-A Chorus 1-2-A Librarian A Paper Staff M Full of fun and mischief too, doing all there is to do. Kathleen Hamilton Band l-2-3-M Chorus 3-U Driver Training M Rose Fox Choir Q Driver Training Q Secret and self contained John Harrison I need thee every hour, Football 2-3-A my Cheri! Marilyn Helsel Chorus 1-2-A Librarian M Basketball l-2-A Jr. and Sr. Plays He turns his back on girls, then runs backwards ggg. What is life without love Joan Hoogterp Trans.Ontario,Canada Paper staff editor M Chorus M Sr. play Busy,but never too busy. Joan Landeer Chorus A Driver Training 3 Paper Staff 3 Why aren't they all contented like me? NmaJmmwn Jr. Play Paper Staff 3 Editor A Cheerleader 2-3 Chorus l-2-3-M An innocent face but y never can tell! Rosalie Pamer Marjorette l-2-3-A Chorus l-2-M Paper staff Lg. Full of pep, full of fun, never quiet, always on the run. 011 .Tr 3, Marilyn Kriger Chorus 1-3 Driver Training 2 If there's mischief brewing she's doing the stirring. Gordon Pant Jr. and Sr. Plays Football 2-A Basketball 2-3-M Track 2-3-M Paper Staff M Chorus l-2-3-A Enjoy yourself, life is short. xi .H Mary Pike Chorus 3-A Charles Peckham Jr. and Sr. Plays Football 3-A Baseball l-2-3-A Chorus A why speak of love when there is so much work to be done. Driver Training M Let the world go as it mayg I will take it anyway. Donna Mae Rexford Band l-2-3-A Munson Robinson Football 3 Basketball l-2-3 Track 1-2-3 Annual Staff Sports Ed. M Student Council V. Pres. M If I could talk and someone would listen, it would be perfect. Chorus M 13115, 2,3 David Schuster Baseball 2-3-M Sometimes quiet, F00tb8l1 2-3 Sometimes shy, Annual Staff ASS't Ed. A but the rest of Choir 2 the time, OH MY! why study when there's a girl's heart to win. Fred Shepard Sr. Play Football 2-3-A Basketball l-2 Baseball l-2-3-A Student Council 1 A good many things go around in the dark besides Santa Claus! 3 f'4W ? aa 'Q Phillip Smith Band 1-2-3-M Chorus 2-3 Baseball l-2 Basketball 1 Paper Staff 3 lt is better for a young man to blush than turn pale. Michael Thomas Band l-2-3-M when work interferes with fishing, quit work! Janice Speese Cheerleader l-3-A Class Sec. 3-M Librarian 3-M Annual Staff 3-M Ass't Ed. 3 Editor A Paper Staff 3 Jr. and Sr. Plays Chorus l-2-3-A Nor know we anything so fair as the smile upon her face. Je rry wabe ke Band l-2-3-h Chorus l-2-3-M Football l-2-3-A Basketball l-2-3-h Track 3 Baseball l-2-3-M Jr. and Sr. Plays Class Pres. 1-3 Student Council 2 Rifle Club 3-A Paper Staff 2 A touch of fire on his V head, he's just our own Y good natured RED. I v 1 X E 5 G' Donald Stockhlll Football 2 Baseball l-2-3-M Sr. Play Class Sec. l Choir A Annual Staff 3 Every time I feel ambitious I lie down 'til the feeling goes away. Stella VanderZanden Cheerleader l-2-3-A Class Pres. 2-M Class V. Pres. l-3 Jr. and Sr. Plays Annual Staff l-M Sales Mgr. M Paper Staff 3 Chorus 1-2-3-M Librarian M Homecoming Queen 2 D.A.R. Award There is room at the top, but climbing makes me dizz Y MUN k N B ST' OUN V D R Y WABEKE S QQ x, '4 CLASS NUSICIAN CLBSS ATHLETE TERRY VABEKE Chaffer OX SPEED DEMON DONALD STOCKHILL osomasr Boy Pnerrresr GIRL N COALTER STELLA VANDER ZANDEN SLOW POKE MARY PIKE W R 7 ,2 Q: 1, 9' - Ras, .. 'MSR I b r 5. L L A I 'f AND 7 in S X1 ' X cflfmkx X 3 bac 5 CLASS cur 5 DONA n sr km V SW it-ll' I 6 mr CLASS BRAIN ARLA MAE ANDERSON 7 W L 1 1' i E CLASS WOLF JACK HARRISON CLASS VOLFESS ROSALIE PAMER gd 5 1,2 Mm fs? if NICE ST SMILE .TANICE SPEESE NGDEST SENIORS ARLA MAE ANDERSON CHARLES PECKHAN CLASS PEST DON STOCKHILL MAN HATER A JOAN LANDHEER NW' NIC EST SMILE DAVID SCHUTTER . . 4 , i , x I PHILLIP SMITH ' M ju MM H 1 . HISTORY OF CLASS OF '56' when the class of 1956 started as kindergartners in 19143, it consisted of ten pupils, namely, Arla Mae Anderson, Carolyn Bill, Donna Mae Rexford Nettie Hilton, Nona Johnson, Gordon Pant, Janice Speese, Mary Pike, Max Williams, and Jerry Wabeke Our first teacher was Mrs Kreps In our second and third grades our teacher was Mrs Gibson and Delores Harrald joined us whe we hit the fourth, Mike Thomas was added to our number and we remained the same in the fifth Our fourth and fifth teacher was Mrs Reyburn We then passed to the realms of the sixth and seventh grade with addition of Nancy Deyo, while losing Nettie Hilton Mrs Denhoff was our teacher for these two grades John Coalter, Jack Harrison, June Coalter, Marilyn Kriger, Kathleen Hamilton, Phillip Smith joined us in the eighth grade In our first year of high school we had a big addition of pupils those being Jane Afton, Stella VanderZanden, Rose Ann Fox, Rosalie Pamer, Fred Shepard, Dave Schutter, Don Stockhill, Peckham, Janelle Stoken, Donna Stoken, Helsel, Marilyn Kriger,which then gave we were very fortunate in being one of Robert DeVos, Munson Robinson, Charles Elsie Devries, Joan Landheer, Marilyn our class its biggest enrollment the first classes to be in the new school We elected the following members for class officers Pres Jerry Uabeke, Vice Pres Stella VanderZanden, Sec Don Stockhill, and Treas Arla Mae Anderson Our Adviser was Robert LaBrie In this year we went through lntitation losing no one At the starting of the tenth grade we lost Robert Devos and Fred Rollenhagen Our class officers were Pres Stella Vanderzanden, Vice Nancy Deyo, Sec John Coalter, Treas Arla Mae Anderson Our Adviser Pres was James Fox By now we were getting along very well and were beginning have fun in more activities When we were juniors we lost Donna Stoken, and we gained no one We ' 1 presented our first play which was THREE FINGERS IN THE DOOR . we had charge of the Prom which we enjoyed very much. The theme was DISNEYLAND . Finally we come to our senior year. we have gone through grade school and high school and now we are at the end. Joan Hoogterp joined us in our senior year but we lost two members also. Our class officers were Pres. Stella VanderZanden, Vice Pres. John Coalter, Sec. Janice Speese, and Treas. Arla Mae Anderson. we took part in our senior play which was NHILLBILLY COURTSHIPH. The rest of our history is in the making with a trip to washington, Baccalaureate and Commencement. we would like to thank everyone especially the teachers for their wonderful guidance and can be proud that we, the class of 'S6' are graduating from Kent City High School R Y? M 5 I ZQJHJ ff WZ! Q 2 K 5 5 S 7: ap I , . U9 Q f1Q51 6,x, .W-. N c 3' SA x I 1 ILEAOTIJIQEODO PLAYERS JUNIUIQS I-I fl-I1J'I'-I I O .O E3 O O I I I ' I I I I I c ranll 1aflll' g I.. i ... I I 4 ,,, I I ' I I I . M ,I I , ,-1 ir Y W '-' Pris. R. Adv. Mr. Le Blanc V.15res. V. Volkema ---n 1- ' I- I - Sec. 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W Q MGMT G QTULHN3 The mules 8 th Grade Keith Anderson Darwin Armstrong Bonnie Austin gl, Barbara Bjork g Doris Cattanach Robert Coalter Kathleen Colby Earle Cooke Vincent DeJong Martha Follett Clark Hammer John Johnson '+w Jack Martens Neta Marvin Mar e Mattson Qt o er or ensen ax L Rsriut gg X FN Dennis Neuberg Donald Pe terson James Renberg Calvin Robinson Laura Schutter Sandra Seites Frances Staskiewicz Judyth Stebbins Stephen Stream Hattie Uhrbrock Brian Veltkamp Donald Williams Claudette Wills Richard Roebeck Charles Robinson Marie Robinson an Wee' -Q' it 'lik .lg 'T ,L am 1 4? 0- 5 J '- x X. S2 an X 'J absent Ralph Radeck Jackie Sheller lil AA ffa Rkqiiiiig J A .. fi gf 'IQ if R fQE WV Rviwya In 5 X - U0 R2 A W l l A' J ' d My ga, ,wwg CLUJD ig VQTFI, 'ijg hugh Q My X LVM dogg A 'M It , ,ke.'N mygg li Q, wg X i kyc W, R -,W M dig' 1555, ' Q54 if V55 5355 illlw ,B - of , -- J . 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Rayburn if 7 .. Lgth Grade Mrs Rayburn U, If Alum-mwuww il :W HT' Vellh 3rd Grade UG 9 Q A 1,3031 , y A.o.,'. W xr-'mr ' ,. ' 'pp' vga tg -x . .9 .ian H ff'g ,L QQEHF A aqivi 'X wi 1' 's M' ' wg ' 1 N- ' l R ,ak- fr -w L4 Q 'Q f J .Q rb if 53- N A I. In 'UI rx ,gl N I , 47, 3 U' 'I Q ,Q ': ' f f 31 ,..-ga 4 V vkq. ' A 5 ff, , 3' Vi V' ::QaAu4 r r p r r'f15-g-pr., g:::: fl - I5 ..' ' tml! A If il if 1 ill 9 I 1 , A x fl Ai .M Kindergarten .if as QQ Mrs Leaver ROQIVIS UP 31 SEEN ff TYPING I GENERAL BUSINESS GENERAL MATH 45- ENGLISH LIT. lug A . Q v ,f rx A 1 , f' X4 Q , V Q rf g f W ' V Q31 v , x V i X I . , 'Q gd !y1r DRIVERS EDUCATION HOME ECONONICS 7 5 25 if ff nllN llllu S Band CONCERT BAND First Row Cooke, K Ames, E De Vries, J Emeric, D Rexford Staskiewicz, H Smith, B Price, S Stream, S Landheer, Magarell, M Cadwell, G Towns Second Row Blush, W Weston, C Ham er, D Peterson, N Cochrane Chapel, N Speese, H Geesey, N Humphreys, D Anderson, Diekema, P Imkamp, D Fausey, M Harribacka, G Wabeke, Third Row Mattson, C Sham el M Helsel, D Williams, J Stebbins, Rider, M Thomas, J Wabeke, R McClurg, D Johnson, E Cooke N Hall, P Smith, D Weston The Concert Band played at the Farm Bureau Meetln d th 1 program for the P. T. A. The band has learned man n 8 an b ey a so gave a f th S Concgrti The Mass Band Concert was held at Kent Cityethggmfgzg. oghiseispgigg u b p o s x ands from near by schools who attended a clinic and gave a concert in the evening. Kent Cit Band arti 1 t d 1 th D Haven in March. I P 0 Pa e n e istrict Festival in Grand Band MARCHING BAND The Kent City Marching Band under the direction of Robert Vanderheide played at all the home games and one game away The band played at the Pep Meetings which were held before each game Our band was selected to play in the world's largest band at Ann Arbor October 15, and our school was among 183 high schools represented with 11,500 players participating f ,Eb JJ SSC SXWHDJ fu fb , refs 'fx ,A J My .K -S f A 0 X ' I Q 165 A ,. j 52 W Majb eftes 525 3 -ni '11-:QI '43 R. Pamer, C. Hill, K. Hamilton, R. Muma, M. Sullivan Sth Grade Choir Front Row Back Row Colby, H Uhrbank, B Bjorn, C wells, F btaskiewicz, be1tSS, J Stebblns, N Mattson, N Marvin Mortenson, C Ha mer, C Robinson, D Peterson, S Stream, Radek, D Armstrong, D Nilliams, K Anderson, B Coalter, Renberg, J Martens, Pr Vanderheide, director Kay Ames accompanist for high school chorus , I , V 'Cs 0 Q . Y n Y' va N 5: ' . o . lo . V, 0 n v Bo 0 0 0 0 R. . . 3 ' . . J. ' . . I . . First Second Third Fourth Row Row Row Row M1 ed L. Combs, S. Price, H Marvin, C Alt, B St Amour C. Finley, K. Morton, B Fox, W Kidder, M Collins R. Trumbley, M. Pike L. Armstrong, J. Wills, N Westphal, E Nelson, D Clute D. Newberg, D. John K , R Fox, B Johnson, K Ames . Freeman, K. Landheer, S Harrison, R Hyde, C Arnold Mr. Vanderheide, director, H Lackie, D Anderson W. House, D. Stockhill, D Johnson, Fw Shepard, W Weston ! Q,xf'Xu QM 5 mn fl' 35? First Row- Second Row Third Row- Fourth Row- ffzoras williams, A. VanderZanden, J. Collins, R. Mums Pamer, C. Hill, K. Hamilton, D. Callen, N. Wellman, Deyo, N. Johnson Nyblad , J. Emeric, S. VanderZanden, J. Speese, Hill, I. Marvin, J. Smalley, J. Landheer, D. Rexford, Harrald, J. Coalter Aft0D, S. Afton, D. Gerwig, A. Ford, B. Johnson, VanderZanden J. Schutter, J. Byle, R. Tovey, A. Grice, Helsel, J. Hoogterp wabeke, R. McClurg, R. Johnson, J. Findore, D. Wellman, Handy, w. Anderson, G. Carlson, H. Pulte, W.Gerwig, 7: Sixth Grade Band First Row R Mattson, D Cooper, J Chappell, E Larson, D Harrison T Stream, I Hall, B Wellman, D Harrison Second Row Mr Vanderheide, director, A Bjork, S Imkamp, S Helsel, R Nelson, J Ham er, D Johnson, C Pulte Fourth Grade Tonette Class A. Cadwell, W. Hyde, C. John, B. Seevers, M. Urbanek, J. Seevers, H. Lasey, R. Stebbins, K. Presler, F. DoJong, L. Mart1ns,L. Anderson, M. Lucht. 'inu'7Ivu'a'i' VI t 252 5' ' 1 2 14'l.,?4f3 'Z ' E 5 5 f ,. 5 ' 'R Q q 0 o u e o o A e ' 0 0 0 0 o o e e o REHEAREDM X ,mi 5 Q -., -gur- 'fffwww W ' ., 353 5 ' ,1.:Sf5 fb, WAS? A ,a , .. .. .M Vw ,H gg ff 4 Q A .milk iw My f . 2 fi ' . f' A . .1 ' x WV .,l!!f'?!43, A is V, by ,gi fa .ii ww ...V 3 Q 'X 'if Kent Kent Kent Kent Kent Kent Kent Kent SCHEDULE League standings City City City City City City City City GROUNDED BALL!l! THE BAND PLAYED ON!! A yur-Y HERE COMES ROYALTY!! WHO HAS THE BALL?? ANOTHER FIRST DOWN!! I Varshjv QVL-f .140 ,XY ,fx Front Row: P. Imkamp, W. weston, J. wabeke, R. Johnson, R Armstrong Kent Kent nent Kent Kent Kent Kent Kent Kent Kent Kent Kent City City City City City City City City City City City City 39 59 Back Row: Coach- R. LeBlanc, J. Coalter, J. Harrison, H Emmons, R. McC1urg, T. Imkamp, B. Rexford. SCHEDULE Ravenna Cedar Springs Newaygo White Cloud Grent EO 31 59 Rogers 52 C5 53 M9 Hesperia Baldwin Ravenna an Cedar Springs 52 Newaygo nh white Cloud Kent Kent Kent Kent U7 61 51 59 58 30 55 SO 70 A6 141+ L10 City City City City Grant Hesperia Rogers Baldwin v 4 3 Kee ve 3 .My Q I ? 2 5 f Front Row: F. Wilcox, J. Westphal, W. Anderson, D. Anderson, R. Wylie. Back Row: Coach- J. ward, D. Johnson, G. Diekema, A. Emmory, B. Lucht, R. Gilson, A. Fausey. SCHEDULE Kent Kent Kent Kent Kent Kent Kent Kent Kent Kent City City City City City City City City City City Ravenna Cedar Springs Rogers Newaygo Grant Hesperia Baldwin Ravenna AO 37 36 28 23 White Cloud 11+ 36 21+ 35 31 Cedar Springs Kent Kent Kent Kent Kent Kent City City City City City City Neuaygo White Cloud Grant Hesperia Rogers Baldwin Ba kefball A hook shot! Way to hit, Ron!! Another score!! Ach on Nice Pass Jerry 1' A rebound!! O A beautiful tip in walt!! Jambr HMI E I 4 1 6 1 , 1 i 5 Z a f f 5 W7 Front Row: D. weston, D. Armstrong, G. wabeke, R. Radeck, S. Stream, D. Byle, R. Goalter Back Row: Coach- R. LeBlanc, R. Mortensen, C. Robinson, J. Chappell. J. Huizenga J. Renberg, D. Fausey, J. Martens, K. Anderson I 1 f A Baseball feam Standing D Monda, D Landheer J Coalter, P Smith C Peck ham D Stockhill F Shepard H Bronkema D Schutter R Gilson J Collins, Coach B LeBlanc Sitting M Anderson, C Perry, D Wylie D Weston, R McClurg, J Coalter J wabeke B Johnson, B VanderZanden, D Molda STRIKE THREE 115,35 VY 'P- I YoU'BE ova-as HHS A HIT., Fiela' and Tack WM? Back Bow G Pant, D Weston, H Emmons J Wabeke, C Perry, Brugel, Coach LeBlanc Front Row B Bexford, R McC1urg, Blush, D Johnson, D Wellman F Combs, A Emmory B Brugel, B McC1urg, D Wellman F' Combs OVER HE GOES' ' ONE TWO THREE HEAVE E3 H . . n 0 a , o Q . o 1 Q s 0 o , a u 0 f f, i E 1 o s l , . f ,. n o ' I 1 lc 'L Q '..,.u ' Q . f ur'- C heerleaders Judy Collins Barbara Vander Nancy Speese Zanden Annie Vander Zanden W hnte Cloud Takes Over League I ead , Ratenna, Kent Cnty, Grant Also W m Whnte Cloud Whnte Cloud Hngh schools grtd team took over sole posses:-non of tlrst place ln the Newaygc County Athletnc assocnatlon Wednesday with nts clear cut 20 G trnumph over heretofore undefeated Cedar Springs 24 to 12 Kgnt ltx homecoming game ox er Hesperna 11 to 6 and Grant Whnte 4 flfth stranght enth nn A 1 YT air hme ' fllllf other league games Raxenna defeated Nesnaygo rd Cnty 18 to 0 no a nonloop enrounter was nts and sev yards tha o vears It Knnnon go SQOIE' I the ead n l fl tt nal ond r a rmnnlod Dxck and TQ nn P extra. pmnt nn 'ln the wound frame Cedar Pav P ntlt nh an eustannfd dmc- ln tlrst qunve lxENT CITY TAKES AME FROM GRANT B1 53 '30 SCORE Xxlth thus fu-thmen planing: on hunt L nts ln'-nketboll -aquad n nt n pla ed X' rnc an nnmg tt tht local ked gym e tum o nil if O Gram I n Q t ra fjtl ln anne t Q tn gn if aeason Th, Ltr sn tf,, les hate ht lt ul x bt wnnnnn tc and lmtn Tun 0' -neo were Y Q p math la dino informo Senlnnf Ir Tuesday tha Q to mn ng 50 points pe one vtlth ll lonents averag Tl is t 4 nach says ls A nn lxwztlon l' losenew of th nnnnnfa pluye ar thlx sean-or Tlx tram he says is gaining rt ap tt fm their flne ball handlin nnrl sharp nnhootlng fannes won by Kent City H81 tgalnst Ratenna Rogers Gran Rapids and Grant Games to yu ne with Cedar Springs Neuayp nntl Vkhlte Cloud Next xnnnnu: on a tight scherlul ue with Hesperla whlch vs plnyed wednosdmy evennng ar tlne next game which ulll be play ulth 'olduln nt the Kent Cl um this Frldax nlght the g., n a Gul mlltlntnng latale In lmfi ngann nfntl lt Un ml hed up x n l rule IP lh s n hand A Ixffll Cnty ht home tean' 4 ned nt: Qecond confs renee vynn rn t N1'ncClutg., tanfrl hxst r tnd end nun of tllf' yard and .lernn Saoeke :fm In tht PXU5 DOW' t ment an l ad tt newer N Ray 'lhonngz-3 n me-nt snx yalcls tr Uno: He pmsq S lim? Milly Kpltl mal Wm tau lfimxnk tame on tin yard smash through center bt lohn Coaltf-r and o. 65 K1 HC on by Rav Thompson Scores Three Rawermae touchdowns Nievtexgo nn tlwnr 2412 anne largely through th nf Jnm Chrxwo 'ter who paso good to wards smgerfs for tt-,neo later tm runa Cf respeftntf-l's rounted the 2 ya :L tvto 1081 tnllf- X th' Sf two OVCI' E full Y 3 nC'flY9 an 5 thx ou ague f ary nt n an end 9 took a Sk W Jones anlts scored yard pam on duh clown tn he end zone from Daw- Cave for Q converted tafkle lot the lne for one nord and the Dnal tally tkhnte I' oud Cedar' QVUUKU Ravenna Grin! Kent Clty 'Iowan o Heine A 49 Kent Cnty Beats Grant un Bvemle The Kent City Eagles defeated Grant ln basketball last week by the tune of 43-41 in an over time thriller Score by quarters for Kent Clty 845-U-39 Grunt 8-18- 29 39 Ron Johnson was high for the Fagles with 22. inkunpfi Wlbexe, 6 Emmumt G, This is nk! to B6 the Kent Cnty victory over Gnnt at the Grant gym ln many years. The Kent Cnty Eagles now hnve won thenr last three games. The Kent City FERNE! also won a thrlller with Grant 38-37 to com plete the eteninfs scoring bed lam I ' J o Q C . lf. . - , . ,' - , I . . y . ,,, . - - A v -!.- . - , ' , ' - 7 D 3 - , J A? 1 ut x -l- wifi A , .- . n if, 5, , . A ltn . n In I , - totz. L ,a ' . ' fx., ' 1 nm- ' I, e A . - if gm gm: C 'ln Q , V' ' I , xx ,tn Y' U4 , I I .M ,tkwnl ir -K, -. F. , V , hx hw tl 4' .xl I ,Vx A . . - ' ' a '. 1.' 1' '1 ' ' A . , to ,nw w- 1 n , - , e . A, - - 4. . ' - . e, t - 1. -1 y ' ta '- ln so? 0 5 ,, 'TT fc.. , ' ' f Q gpo VV ,Z I 4' . . Z : ' v 5 . I , ' . - -1 1 ' . . , ' ' 'Q , ,- . ' tnrr' V 4' 'A V , A . ' ' 1 ,, ' ', A , 'A M , , lu g:l'.'?t .ft ' I 'V Q 103 -1' , .- . L , P' ' Mtv ' . M -' fi - V fx , '. . 'S ' 3, ' t who '- .,e . 1 . ,,.1,.,. , f s ' t Llnn-3 Unk at ja me 'A ' 'I . - . L . 'A ' - ' - Y , 'AW 2 ' ',c,'f Y ' I , - 'ar 9 A ' ' '. - 1, My tn f lt 5 f , . 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Kent Cnty Upsets dilute Clad 44-49 The Kent Cnty Eagles won an vmportant contest ln -basketball 1 uesday mght by winning over the strong Whnte Cloud players by a score of 44 to 40 This ns believed nr la the flxst. tnme the White Cloud bovs have been upset by the kent Cnty team That the contest was a close one la not only indncated by the score but also by 'score at the half tnme perlod whnch stood 19 17 in taxon of kent City Wabeke tallned 14 funn!-n for the Eagles In nn game ,layftl last week at the Kent City vm lv nt Cxty Eagles took a game f Um Twwuvgo by a shore of 52 to 14 l'h half tnme score was Kent Cm 'ffl and Newaygo 16 Thu van a hlg upset as Neway 20 ww nn second place nn the NLAA behnnd Cedar Sprnngs The loss dropped Newaygo to third Plato xnllh Baldwnn-taklng oxer thc semnnd Npot nn the league standnng uni kent City in fnfth place 'ion Johnson was hugh for Kent C ly vtnth 23 ponnts and Wabek ,stifled 13 Brtght prospects are nn store for lf Pagles nnnce the-5 represent a xx young tram Fact no Wabekf tht only semor on the team The KENT CITY TAKES GAME FROM RAVENNA Playinghtheir first of f 2 www Kem on score Brix Erma mama, msg! dsy the hal 0 to 4: Ravenna hd N f bl' I 2 20 score and 0' took over the mmm bl 21 One Point margin 36 basketball win: men for the Eagleg 'wie -10501011 with 21 Jer Wi!!! 17 and Pete IB' Uh U For Ravenna gun Bcvfed 18 and Bennett 12 of Ro kent City renerweo also hgd mlflin over the Kent Spb? H or 40 to as 1' UK! W I K Arles at the Kent Cilypsziogr 852, Frida! ewenlng Dgcember 2 Hu 1HVTTHZ5 5: Nl Q UR nb F5 PPRTIE5 mea Tl AT' NJRR Sn CA R D MAEMINE 5 .Pnnn Newspape 5 aff V Hoogterp, Business Mgr Mrs Stauffer, Advisor Hall, Circulation Mgr Imkamp, Sports Editor Hoogterp, Afton, Cover Artist Johnson, Co Editors Hill, Reporter Pant, Sports Editor Pamer, Reporter Coalter eporter Gerwig, Reporter Paper Staff at work 5? IA rs W RIFLE CLUB The Rifle Club is composed of about twenty members The object of the club is to teach students the proper use of guns and help them-form good habits in handling them They use 22 rifles at their meetings held twice a month in the gym At these meetings they practice shooting, and recently they received three new bullet traps This new equipmint makes them five traps in all Club dues are twenty five cents a month The officers are Jerry wabeke, presidentg Lois Armstrong, secretary, and Normancochrane, treasurer. The Kent City Rifle Club is affiliated with the National Rifle Club. Mr. Cochrane is the adviser. 45 nn - 1 Q55 aft I ,l,f. df. 'Ml f .I Q ' Q ' ' If 3 4 ' 'VV '1 5 . K . P ! gxv x VIH iw. r gifs as r -f Q 4 1 ,I n ,YL ,B-. 1- ' V S gay 5 I ,U ,Win -2-ev T4-. ' 4 3 en br L74 5 Play if 41 g 'W NHILLBILLY COURTSHIPH Pant VanderZanden Harrison Anderson Cast Hoogterp Speese Stockhill Shepard Peckham Wabeke Afton Directed by Robert LaBrie Q M iii, .H fig: 5, 5? ff! ii! jf We QJTNCU 34 .,,, 'A , , xr MAGAZINE c le5 BANQUET part ,Xi Ln November S, a banquet was given in the gvrfnasium 'to celebrate the huge suc cess of the magazine drive The Sophomore Class carried away the honors for the evening by selling C5140 of the gr-and total of l5Ll6 Not only was the Sophomore Class high in class sales but high salesman was sophomore Bill Rex ford Mike Helsel, another sophomore, was second, and Don Stookhill upheld the senior honor by coming in third q'Sl5L4,6 was taken in, netting the school about 32500 '31 O ' 2 Q .4 . f c 1 F ' - 3. : ' . 1 ... . - I2 s 1 H, n A A ' , m 0 . 4 Q 11, HUM ..f, W WVW4 A In Y., ,If x AN-1 -if 4 wif-15 ,J Marr fa, A i, I A .35 Q 6 Z, :Y f H t 2 9 Z f In I if f Carmval 3 The Carnival is an annu l vent sponsored by the l T A of our school It has always been a huge success under expert chairmanship lnis year's Lira and ueen candidates left to right ra Afton, 1 y a es,J nice spee Stella Vanaeraanien, cobert Hur,nreys J r y vabeke, Harold wmons, ann Rover Icplurh Last vear's Kinb ana u en Alice 'elsel and Joan Coalter. S - I W g 4 I X H A 2 1 , h 2 f 5 h , , 1 I ' , 4 1 , Il 1 f S - ef, ' a f X ,V,, Q , : - vif 1,4 ,A ' Zz' uf v .I ,P ,. 5 S . . . . Q ' Q , '. I I l'1' I A: ,- L fv W .. A , : jand f Ka fm a ' ' ' 1 . .:' , e r f' ' I A Q -1 c '. . , v , t G- F599 7 5--A -V , , A 91 JF H, Ei! X 'i w I 1 'Q I 'Y 14' . x, --4 jf! 21' l- R. Pamer, 2- C. Peckham, 3- M. Cadwell, D. Harrald, K. Hamilton, G. Pant, M- D. Newberg, M. Hill, 5- D. Armstrong, 6- J. Herin, 7- F. Stagkiwicz, 8- I. Marvin, 9- Mr. and Mrs. Stauffer, 10 S. Stream, 11- N. Deyo, 12 Mr. and Mrs. Williams, 13- N. Speese, lk- J. Harrison, 15- J. Wills, M. Heribacka, H. N. 21+ D. R. Marvin, 16- A. Anderson, 17- C. Hill, J. Speese, 18 S. VandorZanden,19- Deyo, C. Hill, 20- J. Emeric, 21- N. Deyo, 22- K. Anderson, 23- C. Hill, J. Speese N. Johnson, 25- J. Coalter, 26- D. Schutter, P. Smith, 27- Harrald, 26- B. VlnderZandsn, M. Collins, N. Williams, 29- B. Mortenson, Armstrong, S. Stream, P. Imkamp, V. DeY0ung, C. Shamel. 30- J, Cqllins, 31- The Coalter Boys. I Em. fw ,, 'D 144- 'S 11NNX xx Q Km, 'I' an F ...of .J - I2 H. f ,N , ill? 223 23. 1- K. Hamilton, 2- C. Hill, 3- N. Johnson, M- J. Coa1tor'a body, 5- S. Vander- Zanden, 6- N. Dey0, 7- J. Landheor, 8- R. Stauffer, 9- J. Waboke, 10 B. Reyburn, I. Denhoff, 11- The Senior Class in the sixth grade, 12- H. Emmons, 13- D. Stockhill, lg- G. Pant, D. Barrald, 15- D. Stockhill, 16- R. Pamer's body, 17-N. Witt. 1 - J. Coulter, 19- D. Clute, 20- A. Anderson, 21, S. Vanderzanden. 22- Mr. Herin, 23- J, Coaltep, R fxx ? ff I I J Ml is I T cm sm: gm Ek- KENT CITY STATE BANK KENT CITY, IICHIGAN L NBER 8: FUEL COMPANY ERBRS'S FOOD MARKET BROTT U ilu .2 0 f QQ I One Board or a Tramload KENT CITY, NICHIGAN C:.CIL'S BARBER DHOR MINT CITY MICHIGAN 4? 5 I . , X -ff WW Ig. , . 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