Lee High School - Echo Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

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WIN- Q , ev SUN, 5? ff 'fax N ,. f -,ww af' , K I' IW ' 490' 4 M. fate 4 ch. 1. ,jfpf ! f ' 19: be 5!A,,sc,LAL, W fa , if If fl PM N .Mr E Nqnder whose sheltering hand we have spent happy days is 'X . -X, 'X L , XXI t sw f X' ' 'sa 14 ' 4 y QBLE OF CONTENTS 1 :X ,xv O 14 ii if xt! , fd H9 X22 qw O Q fits glue everies - 3 Nm sz 5 P is '- hppe ff wxx 'Dedication ----- 4 X, Xifjfi if- 'MQ f A Administration and Faculty - 8 ff 4 '-Q X Ny - 14 NX H X-1 Y. -L Seniors ------- - kg X: ' . . -N ff Underclassmen - - - - - 24 u P. M Q Q ri i ig QA, f , dz Organizations and Activities - - 34 X, cgfs X1 E x N at xx X J L , L Athletics ------ - 62 'KX X' 'LJ p ' ff if-N5 gl I dex - - 76 fx. if Yxvx X fy-f XX Patrons - 78 ,-:N-K 4 . Ni X? Q . if 'rf X at X ' ev N 1 .,f K O 5 5 gi mx QQ I 4 . 1. lk ' 1 . x The moving finger writesg and having writ, Q oves on: nor all your Piety nor Wit Shall lure it back to cancel half a Line Nor all your tears wash out a Word of it. assess Making men and women true To brighten the path for you. Q at 41.22, .2CAft.Q, owed . Rebel Reveries f A 'Q' -'Main-A7 jg E'k rgeeafia vmeflyfwaa -The Rubaiyat of Omar Kloayyam sa? afo-c.lyL P' 640 . , , 3 ' S 'X They light the candle of learning K AMI QM hir ' li X as as as N X U As commencement approaches with beckoni nds ' - Q With the promises of things anew, l xg l , 5 hx A11 e n wn draws near with its myr' d o p will Q A a mean u? Q , fi K7 u lf? 3 3 csc are the hands that do the molding lv! RWD WIS 3 Ywjcq 1 r earn liv g in ev ry class The sound of the gavel started our four year meetings. T . I , f ' - VH' 'Aa xx., i h ' I I 'L M . ..T all .i all I p ' l C '-6 ll l . X f J, ,pw , pr L l , 1 in : v. s 1,- - ' ' ' Xl 'if-fly -fi -'li l J T Q1 I y Q s - Y 4, 5 sv ' :ug it it . M M f 3 W 1, f . fbi! ily' I gm! 5 , ,Wy W , We had our successes and took our beatingsg , I Now the session is over and we stand adjourned, , III if Ill! a Lift high the torch of honor and fameg ' Let all who know us respect our nameg May virtue mark all the rest of our days, And love and happiness be ours always. Es A sq'-Q -Clair And are grateful for all the lessons we've learned. of '57 047 A?-first, MWAMYY . be ir 2 ,715 f . 4WW AWW 7? 2 ,X Q Gyn! afarmw ,WMQWM wa 434 Dedicated to a Helping Hand for Twenty-Six Years fN fix bl5UlL 1 GJ I bp joy i N mb CJ Plym ll VHNW - L ll L' X ' 'Li' lei Jw ,' fx tw 5, I ww .l1w.PQiJC'O1j'A '3U! im U X v ff x N 'UNAX 4? DUJAX DJ N i VU 1 fs wi M Jqli ,M 13.9 5 'X 'T Mrs, Alice Osterink at N. . N Y :Q 'Q o Mrs. Alice Osterink, our teacher and friend, we, the 1957 v S Etho Staff, take great pleasure in dedicating this book. X fx P ly It was her hands that molded us in our first high school years. A Q Sh taught us not only our academic courses, but also the art of getting alo g with each other. Her daily use of courtesy and good manners N - N mx aught us much. -J M Osterink, you have faithfully served us for many years and is X you ' e proved your fine character in many ways. We will never forget your willingness and eagerness to assist in any little way. I Q iq, K ' Your fine Christian life has been an example to many and a light SQ X, unto our feet. 1' , X Y As we leave the halls of Lee High our thoughts of you will return K ' Q' and sweet memories will linger of your unswerving devotion to the school and to the students. K4 J . ' X t. It is because of these fine qualities, that we. the Class of 1957, wish to dedicate with much affection this our yearbook to you. I E ,Y xi U . QR- , 4 Ah , an L'1llt'1L'71l md fo mfr Mffy 661,42 ,Un-MO able UUIL1' My i M W , N permmzel, MH. V and Evelyn, X, , M V 0 1 qw NV ,D W ff J' W? WA fp f M WW ZW ef G 0 ft Z! jzlfflj Daz gy rwcmg Our School Jyzff Pdf 5 A W f57f'fWgZffC UL f V M1147 ff JW ,BJ Mr. Ktll7fL'-1'fl bca-ping our lmllf ligbled. Mr. jeltef preparing 77ZOI'?1f71g mffcfe. 5 I is W J? 17,191 H2424 om .4 L ,td gang -d K, WM ,IG . 4 ,yu 4 'Ky 4 Q CJQQUJ Lt s Qxqqa ,. was bf MXH: x 948115. Nwdmwtr . ion ,gjbi ' gijjyfind Faculty ? ff? X12 V 19 fghands that do the moldin Sv XV' A W ji? 6 NYMakir1gm51 and wom e. .g h ' ' wg!! ,FV QV Jwwf Q They light the Candi f 1 ning ' T b hten h p hforyou. Whfhimy ' W wh -'W 9 T1 Qjjyvwbny , I 0' W um ywwggxgfwff A , SN SSW W5 MW it .141 'iv A , 1 L5-27.7 M X ,W U My . Q N -EP JW -3 f 4X Marg Q! .fl 'Zn f-CZ Q J X KLQX, QCYCMCX X3 , C, -fci, 5. Cciltyz, . 9 f Z K. 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Principal Cleary College Michigan State f Ausmu S ZAGERS, B.A., M.A. Director of Elementary Education Western Michigan College University of Michigan ormal llege Aff MWSXM MR. LLOYD C. FRY 5 J 1 nl ii 5.,ef?.'?g1.5ZgfZ' pxidyfy gf MW Western Michigan College X fc University of Michigan XO W jf With Genial Patience and Sympathetic Understanding Our thanks go out to these men who stood willing to help us in Ll time of need. Erich student's problem is of interest to the administra- tion. Even though we may not realize it now, they are always striving for our own well-being. For these outstanding traits these men, who direct the policies and activities of our school, deserve our everlasting gratitude. 8 Standing: Mr. Gabriel Quakkelaar, Mr. John Hankamp, Mr. Lloyd Fry. Sealed: Mr. Robert Schellenberg, Mr. Peter Waalkes, Mr. Theodore Zuidema. Outstanding Decisions and Faithful Service A very important behind-the-scenes group of men are the members of the Board of Education. Many of the students fail to realize the important part they play in our school lives. We, the students, take this opportunity to express our sincere thanks for their interest and their faithful service during the past year. The outstanding P.T.A. meeting of the year was in November with a high school open house. Mr. Young explained the High School curriculum. The evening was a tremendous success. During the year several fund-raising projects were held. The money was used for the Polio Vaccine clinics for the high school students, awards for the top two Senior honor students, and to send delegates to the State P.T.A. Convention. Stunrling: Mrs. Egbert Bouwkma, Mrs. Clella Watts, Mrs. Gordon Luscher. Seated: Mrs. Robert Lovell, Mr. Robert Miller, Mrs. Maurice Mate, Mrs. Mary Thompson. VOM! Mufir - Cosmopolitan Sc of M ' DePaul Univetsi Xyheaton Colleg Rit1HARD HANSEN, B.A.. M.S. Clvw:1i.v1r1', liiolng 1, junior ' du lf70Il.fU7' Mi' ig' . tate University Nisvfx KINSHY, BA. I.l!J7'dI'fdH. Liffrari SL'iL'PltiL' Cflufl Sf7IH1,l'llf' Hillsdale College University of Michigan 'kMmL.liLw'e G 'AY l.llfl:l:lfllS, HA., Mft. Ifzfgliilv l,iler'alure. lfrzglisln. ll 'nrl1f lliilnri, Ilefmte GRACE BRINK, I . u,t1.,niW We Owe Thanks .loHN UAIKRION, 15.5. li Cfnnfe Xlmp, Niufln frfxlilt lfiglilliCfmtf4'1li.vlui'1. lfiglv! Shrlfl,,'l,i'i'fi'Idr1!Rei4'r'IL'F11nI ball. l:fL',ll7N1dll Iiufieilzull Rewriff Bdfldlmllj ffnarlr Central lhlltllljlilfl College DoRo'rHi5A HVIZINGA, BS. IIKIIIIUIIHII ing. Niullv Cfrmfu Y-Tow: Sfnnimr Wlestern Michigan College lowgi State College Michigan State University George Penhotly College for Te.uhers Rox' l.AiQANiaN. BS. lirinileapiflg. fiflllliljlltlfllf. .Ynplm 111 rn fe Clay u Sf707lJ 0 1' Muskegon ,lunior College Wlestern Mithigtm College Cifldlib Calvin College I ' L We-stern lithigan College M 777 C 1'4 -1 9' ' I Alixcx Mc KlNlDl,liY. HM. I Bum! Wlestern Mithigtm College KEITH MoRR1soN, BS, lmluftrial Arti. Y.F.C. Sf70VI.fl1Y Wegtern Michigan College ' , ' .f 'W l ' I ' j,fg7,Qf, A, af ff'f'2r,,:,,rnfltmAN Niel,soN, el ' 4 13.8. l.YNN PosT, A.B. l'lJyiin1l lfrfmaliuzlf Cf.A.A, Xpmzmr Michigan State University L, Eriglixh. Iiigbth Grade His- lory. Ameriran Ilixlnry. Ili- Y Sporzmr. Referee Football, Referee Hasbelball. Terzrzii Hope College University of Michigan Ill To Our Faculty 'By of W Eighth Grade Ci1'it1v. Iinglixlr, . l F Ifigbllt Crazle Y-Tewlr 'qw Y VS' 6 Autiii OSTIERINK, '- Spmlmr , Calvin College i D1sl.l.A RIDDERING, B.A. lb jounmlirm. Lalin, Englirln. Lulizl Club Sporlmr. Ariel fu aml Echo SPOILYUI' Michigan State Normal College ll kd University of Michigan A University of Wisccunsin FRANKLIN R ' BRANDT, B. L .K . . . Lfhuxr ,lUIl0I1lIt'J', Coma lx ri rciif' d1l'. Voculirmr. ll .r llx, Ifiglitla li Q in e S' :mor H 1 College versity of Michigan lj estern Michigan College KX HAROLD SAR1 l B.S. I Allilelic Tor, lJy.Fical lfzlucalinn. Driver lftlucatiml. llearl Frmtlmll uml Traci Coach. Vurrily Club Spmlmr Western Michigan College 4 llS'l'HlER SRYMRR, B.S. liugglirln Vlestern lNlichigan College xr HliNRY SHISLER, B.A. Algebra. ClflIlIlllIlL'l'.f illullvwllafiar. Senior Clair Sponmr University of Colorado I, f jm' VANDHRVEIZN, ,tif ,:,ffzf,Q,.,,Q,Z,Qg,1,gf BA. ff Ciwwral Sciwlcv. .Yolill V Cieolrlelrv. Plnryricr v Calvin College University of Michigan GRACE VAN 0 , Amen uri L alure, Public S bi 1. 'rl.r'Cnur1.relor H ol SALLY VVANIENMACHER, BS. 'I'-iping. Slmrlbaml. Ninth Grade Spmzmr, Senior Y-Team Spomor I jk Western Michigan College VV 'X Wll.I.IAM WHITE, ' 'll fy BA. ilyjl General zllailwmatitif, L 'ly Cri6'0lllL'l7'-T. Triganrmzelry Alhion College Chicago College of Dental Surgery ROISERT WRIGHT, BA. A ritlmlvtic. Pl?-1 ,tical Erluca- lion, A.f,ri,flar1t Foollzall. Head Harltetball and Bureball Western Michigan College ll WWxW B5Ww5m s WWwpy yDfjMPfE-'ab' fs fXWf jMffQ w M Wig! ' my if M9 ,Wffs fWQgXhffm My with beckon mg hand s AM ov5yiSs lo ings anew, AEM? u ' nown draws near with its myri just what does it mean to you? X . Ss Q f 'Q . X5 f' 3 X 5 sg sis? ig sg SNQQNSQ, X gsgxgvfsgi N 2 WW EN 47 gzs- if X Tiilgigwiwl 74414 01444 70+-4 agua h Q AA! Wfy'1ff55v I ,X-'fl 7 M M J cg, ,, N bfi, 54 fir'- Lfi Nl QQ i I H EW l X X F W X21 fgy iw ' fai ls. A... 3 ix - - -.Q v.. 'Q ' lg gi - 2 xg 3.9 ff L X rf Bi, Rx gig ' isgii g 232523 ggi g F513 fix Q L5 iff-is Qiifibfz Q Left to rigbt: Gary Van Til, Student Councilg Sybil Brown, Treasurerg David Delnay, Presidentg Karen De Young, Secretaryg Mr. Shisler, Advisor. The Ending of a Wonderful Year After the Senior Class of 1957 had elected their officers, they started making plans for parties. Besides those held after the football games, there was the traditional Christmas party. And now came the announcement of the students receiving top honors scholastically. The highest honor, that of Valedictorian, went to Sally Campg second place, Salutatorian, to Corlene Newhouse. Ever uppermost in the minds of the Seniors was the anticipation of the trip to Washington, D. C., where they would see our nation at work. In the midst of all the excitement the class presented Time Out For Ginger. Baccalaureate and Commencement brought the happy year to a close. The students selected as their class colors red and white and the American Beauty Rose as their flower, they chose to follow this motto: Remember this, and also be persuaded of its truth--The future is not in the hands of fate, but in ourselves. 14 ilu illilemnriam Roger Kerkstra was called to his eternal home on March 5, 1956, after a short illness. The loss of a friend and fellow classmate was a shock to the students and faculty alike. But the comfort was that Rog was ready to meet his Lord and Master Whom he served and loved so dearly. As the familiar strains of Pomp and Circumstance fill our cor- ridors, our minds go back and remember Rog for his shining testimony and friendliness to his fellow students. Mary Blouw Donald Boorsma Light of hair arul light of That mirchierous gleam hearty in hir eye. W6'l'6 enjoyed you from the mm. G.A.A. 23 Y.l'.C. 2. 3, 4' Stuilcnt Council 53 Choir 43 Ariel Staff. Barbara Brooks Never having much to myy.: Gentle arul quiet in every way. Y-Teens lg G.A.A. 2, 3, Choir 3. Henry Buchholz To 'worry little, to rtudy le.rr, Thatir my idea of hap- pinerrf' Hi-Y 1, 21 Varsity Club 2, 3. 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, 4. Hi-Y 3, 4g Varsity Club 2, 5, fig Football 2, 3g Track 2, 3. Sybil Brown May her ambition tower to the heaven? own height, And her every moment he filled with delight. Class Treasurer 2, 3, 45 Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, Secretary 5, Treasurer 43 G.A.A. 2g Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Debate 5, 4g Quill and Scroll, Ariel Staff, Editor. Sally Lou Camp With an activity and ability that rannot he hidden. Class Treasurer lg Choir l, 2, 3, Ali Junior Play, Quill and Strollg Ariel Staffg Echo Staffg Valedictorian. Ron De Ruyter I ilrnfl lwnu' Ulm! I'll lm: Gimmr IW Nair um! tw. Basketlmll I, li Senior Play. Karen De Young fi turn' mmfmnm! nl mir' ilripf, fllll. rlmf friwlifli flaw, Stnior Class Sc-trettlryl ,Iunior Class XVILL'-PfL'SltlCl lfl Student Coumil vi, Vice-Presitlentg U.A.A. I, 1, S, rl, Treasurer Al. Y.l:.C, ig Y-Teens I, 2, 5, -ig Choir I, J, 5, -I, Quill tml Stroll: Ariel Stall: Echo Stull, C17-lillllllfl Homecoming Queen. Mary Lou Doele lift niw In be naluml iwlrwl inn are narurulli uii'v. G.A.A. I, l, 3, il, Latin Clulw I, .Z, 5, fi, President 2, Vicef Piesitlent -Ig Y-Teens I, 2, 5, il, Treasurer 53 Choir I. 2, S, fl, Treasurer rig Quill anti Stroll, Ariel Staff, litlitorg Echo Stuff, Senior Playg D.A.R. Representative. Robert lillis ll Urryi11g rlcrer wade mari great. ,rn rrhi' .rlaoulrl I ll'0ff'l',9N junior Class President, Student Council 'wg Hi-Y 3, 43 Varsity Club 5, 45 Y.li.C. 51 Choir 5, Basketball 2, 'ig Football I, 2, In il' Track l 7 3 fl v v 1-v,.- Lyle De Laat Ile'.f short and ,imall and quiel. 100. Anil In hir friemlt hair Hue. Varsity Club 2, 3, rig Cross Country 2, 5, Tratk I, 2, 5, Junior Play, Choir I. sssiilp David G. Delnay Quite an arlirt' lull: lmfvfvr, helpful, llervr mil, Senior Class Presitlentg junior Class Secretary, Stutlent Coun- cil 5, -I, President rig Hi-Y fig Varsity Club 5, rig Baslcetlmll Mgr. 2, 3, ,Ig Iiootlwaill I, 2, 3, -lg lftho Staff. Senior Play, Shirley De 'Witt Quin um! ,ru't't'l, .1 goo! friemf fo iriver. Stuilent Council ll Y.l5,C. I, 21 Y-Teens I. lg G.A.A. I, 2, S1 Choir I, 2, S. Richard C. Diekmun Af IIICITI' in flu' 'lui' ii lowly. Choir I. Q i I, Presitlent 5. I. Judy Evans Barbara Eversdyk A ,igoml bear! if ifnrlb gnfif A little twirl. a little pfuvx tnlrl friwlillirlcu :lux ili if my irleu of a pefleri lII0l1l.H Jay. Y-Teens lg Choir 2, 5 Band 5, Y.F.C. 5, junior Play. llarryetta Faasse lilm'ln'.i' ,rn prvltui. lmir iii lzmirn. .VI4'l't'fc'.l'l girl Ilia! um cur folnnff' Y-Teens lg -lunioi' Play. Jerald Hughes A lfillillg lwfpw' ilmxi' fm! uni! until be ix mlm! liatk I, lg Choir l, 1, 5, Aly Hi-Y -I, Secretary-Treasurer Al. 'X , X Lloyd Kamp I1iJ frieudr are manxp' hir foe.r are lhere ang? llootball I, 2, 3, -1, Track 3, fi, Basketball l, 23 Baseball 2, Y.F.C. 21 Hi-Y 5, 4, Vice- President 43 Varsity Club 3, ,ig Student Council il. I Karen Dee Henriksen Full of fm! urlif mi,i'fl1ic'l lon, rlUi71.Q all Ilwfc ii' In du. G.A,A. 2, Y.l7.C. 2, 3, Choir Z, 5, ll, Debate 51 Y-Teens fig Ariel Staff, Betty johnson Never rlorwlhearlerl. !ll.'l't'f !ll'dV1'. dlIl'd-Ill' jllllilzlllf. uf' 111111 rheeryf' Choir 2, 5, 43 G,A.A. 2, 3, -lg Y.F.C. 2, 3, 43 Ariel Staff, Echo Staff. Evelyn Kette Timm her tlJim5ir1,1f nf nlherr thai :mule you lhinll of her. Y.F.C. l, Z, 31 Student Coun- cil 2, Choir l, 2, S, 11, Secrea tary 4, Y-Teens 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Ariel Staff, Echo Staff: Quill and Scrollg Senior Play. jucly Korf l,nluf nl lmuurl, uferl nl Nlillzjf xl ll4t't'fc'V' ,girl il 174171, In hull. Rell Cross I1 Stullent Council lg l..ltln Cluh I. 2, 5, -I, Choir I, J, 3, Ig Y-Teens I, 2, 5, Ig Y.I5,C. I, J, 3, -Ig U.A,A, I, 2, IIQ -lunior Pllly, Ariel Stull, Iicho Stlltlg Queen's Court. Arthur Meyer lla i fall ami guru!-Illzflrrelf Inu. llmf III' lmfu' llml all lvir uivlmr u ill rnnlu fl'Ill',.i Y,If.C. S. -I1 Ariel Stull, Sharon Mitchell Verne Moerdyk I l1.i.ri.ill'lf ul ilu' fzirllw nf IRI miller ,llmll lmnki Ilia! mnfl ,iigrlifiluvlr lumf, Mum KQil'l.I', 'fffffdfffffff Ariel sim, Quill ml sfmlll Class Selretary lg CIIL'CI'IL'2ltI- Senior Play. ing I, 2. 31 Y-Teells I. Z, S, 'Ig Y.Ii,C. 3, Stuilent Counril Ig CLAA, J, 5. Ig Choir l, I. IILI10 Sfllll, I E Marlene Klynstra Thu girl har f7L'V.f!HIdlfl1 mnlbiziezf lwillw lzrairrrg She lzxul them fmllv In WIKILL' her .QtIi?1.I'.'i Rell Cross I: Y.I7,C, 2. 5, ,IL Latin Clulw I, Z, 3, Ig Choir I, 2, 3, -IL Y-Teens I, -l, President AI, Stullent Counul I, AI, G.A.A. 'Ig junior Playi Ariel Staff, Echo Stull, Quill llnll Scrnllg Senior Pllly, Nancy Konyndyk A flwver 1li.rf1n.liIiw1, .1 ll'iI1f fIfIl,U .lmilef Sha wafer t'I'L'7'IUlIl'i.l life .wow !I'Ill'fl7Ill7i!L', Rell Cross Ii G.A.A. Ig Stu- Ilent Counlil I1 I.iImlry Sli- ence I, President Ig Y-Teens I, 2, 5, -Ig Llltln Clulw I, J, S, I, President -Ig Y,Ii,C, I, J, 5, -I, Searetllry-Treasurer Ig Ii.ln-I I, 2, 5, IIQ Pep Bllml I, 2, I, -I3 -Iunior Plllyg Delmte SVI, Ariel Sfkllifl Iidlo Staff, Quill .llhl Stroll, Senior Pllly. Barbara Kay Mzlyerhoefer ''Tbrllfiqlvlffrfrnm' fm' rllllerl, IQL'V1l'VfI,filI. Nlmfzllll, lull! Jeff- r'c,lf7c'l'l are be 1' qlmlilirfif' Class Secretary IL Choir I, J, 5. -Ig Y.I:.C. 3, -I, xllL'L'-PI'CSl- llent II, .ILIFIIUF I'I.lyg Ariel Staff, Quill and St rollg Iiillo Stall, Ifllitor-in-Chiel. Beverly Miller Elle il nm' nj ilu' quid kiml. lzul a lwrlw' girl ii han! In jimi, Y-Teens I, 2, ig Choir I. 2. I, -Ig GAA, I, 2, 5, -Ig Y.I:.C, I, l, S, AI, Quill llnll Sirollg Ariel Stlltlg Senior Pllly. Phyllis Muilenberg A giggle. a darhq u rlrrivi. and u rra.vla. Class President 23 Y.lf.C. l, F1 Student Council 2, Latin Club l, 2, 5, 41 Choir l, 2, 5, -ll Y-Teens l, -11 G.A.A. -iz junior Flay, Cheerleading -lg Ariel Stuff, Quill and Scroll. Bud Nardin Napoleon nur L1 ,mmll :mm Inn. Choir 5. james Newhouse All KQLUIIIEIIIUII 110117 pre- Ivr lilnmferf' Football l. lg Y.l:.C. l. Don Mullens Ar an ulhlele. be war one of lbs' bL'.tt.' He imulzl prnre himself in any len. Class President lg Student Council lg Hi-Y 3, Football l. 2, 5, Al, Baseball l, 2, 5, lg Basketball l, 2, 5, 45 Varsity Club l, 1, 3, Al, President 41 Ariel Stall, Quill and Scroll. Ruth Peuler Friendly tnrrarrlx all. 141111 mimrzerr Ju'eel.' the Hun' of girl you zroulfl like fu meet. Y.F.C. l, 2, -lg Pep Band Z, 53 Band l, 2, 5. Al, junior Playg Ariel Staff. Corlene Newhouse Her 1l'0!lt!L'7'fll, cllcering .vturlrlr apart: ami bar u'm1 41 plat-e in all our huarl,r, Class Vice-President rig Choir l, 2, 3, l, Latin Club l, 2, 5, Ai, President Ig Y.lf.C. Z, 55 Debate 51 G.A.A. Z, 3, fl, Rebelettes 2, 5, '13 Cheerlead- ing 2, 3, fig Y-Teens 5, -l, Vice-President 3, Ariel Statlg Echo Staff, Quill and Scroll, Queen's Court, Salutatorian, Anne Nielsen S'lw'.r xmull: but .mir a Nick of rfjllalllilef' Y.F.C. I, 2, 3g Y-Teens l, 2, -lg Band l, 2, 3, -lg G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Rebelettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band Al, Ariel Stall, lzcho Stallg Quill and Scroll. jerry Puls I like tmrk: ii fu.fcirlalc.r me. I can .fif am! lun! af il all Jay. Track 2, Choir Z1 Football I, 2, 3, -lg Latin Club l, 2, 5, Al, Varsity Club 3, 'ig Hi-Y 5, Al, Chaplain A11 Y.l7,C. 5, tl, l-'resident 4. Roger Roberts A lilrlv unffiuzxc mm' .mil tbwz. I.r relirlrwf lu Ike bex! of men. Baseball I, lg Student Council 33 junior Plnyg Hi-Y 3, -i. Arlene Schmidt No flcllvr palm iran' elw' l'nnu'u. llmu Arlene will ber .m.x11plan11e, G,A.A. I, 2, 5, -i1 Latin Club 3, fig Bantl I, 2, 5, -lg Pep Band 'lg Y-Teens l, -ig Library Science Al. Edna Mae Southwell Quiel. but full of friwnf- firzexr ami ll1on,ql9l, Y-Teens lg Choir l, 2, 33 Y.F.C, 2, 3: GAA. 2, 3, 43 Junior Play. 'Lk Roger Renkema A little fellou u'i1lJ a big bearlf' Track l, Zg Football I, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Club 4g Choir -l. Bob Roberts HFIIII dill 5011 ray? tfrmnl me inf' Baseball Manager I, lg Hi-Y .f l J. L kathlene Corene Rushton A prim liitle lmlm. cwr Illflbiflfl jim! Jn. Latin Club l, 2, 3, Al, Trem- urer 'ag Choir I, 2, 3, 113 Y.l7.C. l, 2, 3, -lg Ariel Staffg Quill annl Stroll. Ronald Shoemaker Ifa,fy In kflflllf can In like. Football lg Baseball lg junior Playg Hi-Y -l. Marilyn Teitsma AJ merry ar the :lay ir long. G.A.A. I, 23 Y.lf.C. I, 2, 5. Connie Thompson 'l'lwre ii no L'I't'V'lildI fir- lm' 4UI'L'1llL'V' than Iriwlrl- fimfi'.i'. I.:brary Science I3 Y-Teens I, lg G,A.A. l, 5, Rebelettes i, J, -Ig Choir 2, 5, QI: Ariel Stall. Gary Van 'l'il fIll1lvli4' in lmifrf. lull Jil-! .vlimf frrlfllflt' in lIldllllL'l'. lnti- of rim. Class Vice-President lg Choir 2, 5, Y.I7,C. 51 Student Coun- cil I, S, rig Varsity Club S, I1 Hi-Y 5, -I, President IL Ifoot- ball I, l, 5, ,Ig liasketball I, X, 5, -I, Baseball I, .Z, 5, -'Ig Latin Club I, J, 5, -I, Treasurer 2, President ig Echo Staff Senior Flay. john Ten Brink I life lbe life I lore. Basketball I, Z, Eg Hi-Y 33 Track Z, 5, -Ig Varsity Club 3, Al, Vice-President 4g Football I, 2, 5, -I, Echo Staff. Carol Zwiers Kay Van Singel Noi thai I love .fluffy ferr, but that I Inn' fun more. G.A.A. lg Y-Teens I, 3, 4, Secretary rig Choir I, J, 43 Latin Club I, 2, 5, fi. Ron Zuidema 'I'hi,r lad if uuillwr qniul nur lwnl, lm! -TUIIII! llllldllj' fimf him in lbe rmml. Tennis Ig Band I, 2, 53 Foot- ball Manager 3, Football I. 2, -I1 Varsity Club 3, -I: Student Council -I: Hi-Y -I1 Ariel Staff. Marilyn Zwiers She kllfll' it IIUI. but .She She har a nite ,rmile you u'aJ fair: am! like the 11111 rvlnemfser quite rl moonbeam if ber hair. 2. . AI. Ariel Staff. Y-Teens Ig Library Science I, 55 Y.F.C. I, 2, 5. All Choir Il'lJi1l.'.n nderclassmen It is the hands and the head that toil As your school days swiftly passg It is the heart and the soul that learn The ways of true living in every class. 22 if f i ' , X fy? -Q - I W f 31'-' 5--a..-.Nix '5:4H ' li! 'U Wax-q 'X N4H g -15 'l..,-,g- tU'5 f-'5-,5,,,-sg M If L1-,gxgqisl-thx 1 1-w.,,.,5 -q'M 'b-x l s ! ' X : x . 1 af' 2 - g il , i' :i v W -1- :i Ilixiig XX Xl.1r1rfi114e.' Wfayne Snoeyink, Student Councilg Ken Coeling, Treas- urer, Mr, Hansen, Sponsor. .S4.1It',l: Sherrue Slade, Secretary: Rithartl Greig. Vice-President limb lionyheirn, Presidentg Karen WlSL'lI1LlIl, Student Council. il mfr Carol Adams Ralph Antclitl Barbara Baker ,lerry Batties Aludy lic-ek Ron Boelema Robert liUllll1CllT1 Q , 1 it h 51' ,.' K ,- L ,, , XV L 2 iv , 4 l K .- 3- Q New C si 0' ir' Pi nr i'sMEDLL' NUVV' 1:1 rn I1 .' Semin! rn I4 J Mary Hoonenberlu Harold Borg -Terry Bouwhu is Nancy Chambers Terry Chambers Kenneth Coeling Class of '58 The junior Class started the year by electing otlicers who are as follows: President, Robert Bonz- heimg Vice-President, Richard Greig: Secretary, Sherrie Sladeg Treasurer, Ken Coelingg Student Coun- cil, Karen Wisemttn and Vifayne Snoeyink. Selection of class rings was followed by the maga- zine sale which was a huge success, netting the class about 3500. The class presented as its play june Mad, The play too was a success, The Echo staff for 1958 was elected and work on the book was started. Wtmrking on plans for the .Iunior-Senior Banquet took much time and eflort. but also gave much pleasure. 'I fvirrf H111 .' Gordon Cook Dale Deverman Fred Dillinger Martin De Vries Frances lilkins Kay lfrost uflnm mu ,' Marilyn Geelhoed Richard Greig Don Grunwell Carol Hankanip David Haverkamp Karen Herbrg .Iudy Compton lrean Gallacher Gene Heydenburg t 't ' '-: s3271T3f'?E Tj' F 'V 'iv . 1 4 . y J x r im E. V' - M x , 'F iii' i V 5 iiil E is-l. L' 4 iw C., x -:X t as -f xv, If ff 8 IT h X, 1 'KY' A I. . 5 ...v , T il ty if, , if X . . . V 4 y 1. it t T, ,pgs M ' .- , 1 A X ' Q ii U F., A ' L I t .. -l: Q sw A , . 5' 'X sae ay r 'Q Sf . r 'st W .:. ' 9' 5. A, yy t av 3 N ' . is .,- s we 5 - , 3 -- L ' ' Qi, f 24 1, , wie Yravh if jx S 5 I xi I 'S' .:f' Q A., 'S ,ss 'lx EY-X' Q up full .' llL'r.lhl Hllum ML-Ivm link-lcv l'.lr Iluluhcs Hull lluircrm lhnry Fluldn-rm1.n Shlrlcy Kamp R.llph K4-rkstm - N, K 'M X Y W , . h , XQIQ ff' Q5 mtg F X in ,h K' X A Q- Q , X a if L . Q 'K 3 , 4 K by S , f , Q . . G' X 5 X--Q ? ' Ra f . 535 K . h .u YI? Q- M M :Ll ws.-X ,SN . 5 K fs, N S- K t in NK kg 4 X 1 SQ Q X .. Y Q T, . x L FQ- V K A QQ- - --Q t Y . Q S R Y , X E, Q , X 'A 'gif F ' A fi A :Se x g j K: I L T W KL 5 , y:l?h.En 5 . xxxk Q: K K 3 1 X 1. , K -0 N, Q .fi ' y f J X . 49' i. -- . 1 Sv K. Xi ' X x V K 'Q'N W 'x z, , Rip Q S. f y - -.N A X A qqbn' we ' 4 ww 3- .M4nmfnf14.' Xxvllllhl Km-tic Ralph Kuuistrn ,lam Kr.1knwski N.ll1LS' I.irtlc Rlm 'llwcy S.uhc lhhhcrts -lu.mnc l,urkc A 5' 3? x A X Q ' l 'lfvinf r'u11'.' Slmron Mcrritr Clrnigc Munro Cmvl Nagel Dun Nash P.1r Nordcr Gordon Pcrhnm ciOIll1IL' Pipe IJIIIIVIXP r'n11.' ,luhn Potjcr .lohn Rlnmd PM Riley W'11ynu Rippcrn i 4 ., X K W .f ,Q I n . 'Sjxf . . Iintlnm 7'llIl'.' Preston Visser ,lun WillCIl1SL'll Shumn Wfrllmnmx Karen WiSL'II1Llll -lmly Wfulhcrr lilcunor Zwicrs 4' Q sv C x. 3 X HQ 5 my Q lfifllr IYIII .' .SI Donna SL.mlun Shcrrin- Slade .lim Smith l.1 Mary Smith Rohn-rt Rucsr Wllyxmc Sum-yink liugcnc Surxhmi -I.1nct Snyder I..lrry S.lfIL'flgl 25 D.1vc Stout .xllf mu: Vs.-rn Vguulcr-WL-nlu Dcnnis V.m Dykc Ruth Van Dyke -Inycc Van Kqllkcr M.1rlcnc V.u1Srmtcn .lmly Vchhng l..xrry Vnmcnr Class of '59 liagerly looking forward to being juniors, the Sophomore Class began its year by electing class officers. Under the direction of Mr. Lakanen, a hay- ride was planned in the fallg another party was held in the spring. Those chosen to serve as waiters at the nlunior- Senior banquet felt highly honored. The Sophomore year, lilled with happy times, passed all too quickly, Lui! In riglvl: Mr. Lakanen, Advisor1 Doug Buchanan, Treasurerg Nancy liuikema, Vine-Presidentg George Graeber, Student Countilg Philip Mitchell, Setretaryg Tom 'l'hompson, Presidentg joy Bonzheim, Student Council. 'loft frm: Sifmrztl mtl: Iiufmm mu : Nancy Allen Phyllis Boice Martin De Mull Sharon Babcock Douglas Buchanan Aloan De Pree Charlotte Barton Nancy Buikema blames De Young Michael Belbot Leon Berkley Sharon Dyl-chouse Carol Beugelink -latk Camp Gordon liaasse ,Ioy Bonzheim David Crow Sandra lfleser Shirley Bouwman jerry Daily George Graeber , ' s 4. i N' - ' , iF- , Q j -rr . ' ol' X FE .ww f ' F lm' 23 , P' Q K ! t i i Y, ,. X 2 6 in KU g,.4' . - T Q wj I' Y ' v- ' 1 1' ,. l . gf 41 4- ll e ix 4. , Si 5 n ' 3 S 4 Aix. X J 1 f I .Q N , -Q Nh.. 1 -QQQ ., , ' up L. .y v , :.. . , as h e Q, 'J f I .N N 4 A 5 X si. + '. . an Q X ,,. S - W nv- K 4, . M X lsl -g W mf 5 9' I is , 4' Q Q X 'Ay A Q . 5 - V S :E xi N I Q nf AX-is x S A c -4 ai , gr y 4' ' . K1 xx' . Q 41 l 2 G - Q 4 1 PQ J linllnm H114 3 Rnlvcrr XWIL-rc.-1151.1 ' ' Arllns XY'lL'ISIl1.l J' V w if ' . Q I 1 up run: Mlwlll mu: 'lfvilul r'nn'.' nrilv run: lllllr mu: Nanny Ulnlcluut' I gun ll all Pen-1' llnvcl'k.unp II.lf llvwalrrsnm Allyn llIl1liL'Il liunnic lloclcsrm l.in.ln lluglu M.u'y l.47ll bllppmg KL-nncrlm xloncs Llurllun Klmymlyk Carol Kumi Slmmn Kustv.-r Rulmrll lxl.lIL' lumrry lNlL-rrywcgllllcl Rolwcrm Allllfil' Philip Mitchell Rolwrt lNlulcnkgunp Bill Nash Iunnim Ncwhousc Lynn Norlin Iuscph Nullcssc 7 Marge Nyl.1.m Lnrminc Oplmc Put Puclmnn -luycc Puls Russell Rccllcr Paul Ricwulcl Rulvcrt Robson GL-urge Scaulurl Rulwrt Slnytcr Dmmlll 'llxylor Kenneth Tcitsmu lfluinc 'l'lmmpson 'Ibm Tlmmpsun Rolwrr Vgm Knmpcn Class of '60 In September the Freshmen class started organiza- tion by electing officers. During the year they took part in various sales to raise money for their class party, which was a big success. lt was a dance held in the gym, after which they had a delicious lunch, Sflllxjllll, limes lxort, Studcnt Councilg Carol Ford, Student Councilg Mary Lou lxicl Sccrcttry lim Curtiss, Treasurer. prepared by the room mothers. As the end of this year draws nc ir thc Freshmen class will remember all the fun they h id in the p ist Stulril Miss Wftncnrnacher, Sponsor, Martin Reynolds, Presidentg Wayne Dcrticn xllQLPl'LSIllCI1I. op run: .Yemrlzl roux' Tlainl rnu': Bottom VKJHX' -Iacltie Ainsworth Alim Ainsworth Ronald Antcliff Frances Armstrong Donna Haar Kenneth lioorsma Gary Bowerman Barbara Breen Shirley Breen Tom Bruining jim Builcema Larry Bush Richard Bush lid Chapple Bill Cole jackie Cooley jim Curtiss Bernice De Baar Zane De Boer Tom Delnay Bonnie De Mott Charles De Mott Wayne Dertien Barbara De Vries Patsy De Vries Raymond Dillinger Dennis Dykstra Judy England Raymond Fliearman Carol Ford Judy Geelhoed Doug Greenwold 1 M f , , ,T A t r aaasa . r R . air i ..,. f ' ':t- t o , 4 .1 N'-' - , , A -.,.: .V A P, , X i if E ' A ' V ' .. ,, 'i' V 1? 5 A L I .. l 28 Ronnie Hage Marlow Haverhals Judy Hazebrook John Heidema Nancy Herbig Pat Herzog Dave Hoek Bob Hoffman Wendell Hofman Gladys lnderbitzin Brian Johnson Maurice Jones Gail Kendall Robert Kerkstra Mary Lou Kiel Sharon Kiel Jim Korf Dale Kronemeyer Jerry Laninga Nancy Loomis James Loosenort Marilyn Lutke Julie Mayerhoefer Gary Mclienney Terry Mciitamp Judy Moss Sharon Nagel Ned Nielsen Ted Novakowski Larry Orange Alice Pikaart Kent Quakkelaar Leora Remtema Martin Reynolds Susan Robson Vernon Schild Louise Schmidt Gerald Schumacher Robert Sioerdsma Anna Snyder Harvey Steensma Leila Stewart Dale Sullivan Sandra Van Ark Judy Van Doorn Douglas Van Dyke Jim Vander Meer Harold Van Ham Ron Van Komen Bob Van Olst Ted Van Os Fred Van Straten Marcia Van Till Bob Velding Gary Vincent Josephine Vogel Barbara Warren Jerry Watts Bonnie White Pat Wiseman Jack Zuidema Tom Zuidema Mary Zwiers if V we I x' 5-. sg. if at Q is 1 if i 5 l 5:9 , ,E g , ,, V A., A J 3,9 v- . fr Lv 9' iq. 'E .. 5 .. fp r I , v-4 A Ot XXA Q . - - in 9 r il t Ng is r It . if lf N. ,f E if I J s Al 9. S x s Q 'W ! 1 l t- ' 5 F 0- 4 ' 1 N ' f ,M P F-XJ Q ' ef' a J' .S -rr - cr Q x ll A x V' Class of '61 This group of happy young people are the eighth graders, under the direction of Mr. Rynbrandt. The first activity, after the election of otlicers, was the annual picnic held at johnson Park. Witli the help of the room mothers, the group had a wonderful time. Later in the Spring, the class enjoyed another activity which proved to be an unforgettable time for each student. As the year comes to an end they report that they had a good time as eighth graders. Lvff In riglvt: Paul Sunde, Student Councilg jack DeRuyter, Vice-Presi- dentg james Cole, Presidentg Patti Billings, Secretaryg Fred Slade. Student Councilg Glenn Phelps. Treasurerg Mr. Rynbrandt, Sponsor, I 'I' fp mu J judy Aardema -lulia Baker Tommy Barnes Patti Billings Gary Bloomer Peter Breen Gerald Bultcma Charles Burgstahler .Si cf mmf mzzp' jim Chambers Nancy Chmurynski Charles Clark jim Cole Mary Cooley Gene Coutchie Robert Mulder Phyllis Curtiss 'I 'bird ro Il Karel Daily Diane De Young jack De Ruyter Bill De Vries Roger De Vries Lynn Doehring Gilbert Drew Marcia Dykhouse Q Holtnm mu .' Paul Crisman George Gallacher David Garter Sherry Greig Mary Hankamp Clare Heidema Marian Heydenberg Paul Heilkema it at si ..., 1 has wh K Larry Hoezee liolm Hoezee Dale Holromlw .Iutly Hommerson Gladys Hooyer Davitl Huntley Nanny ,laeohirz Mart ia Aleltes Linda jipping Bette johnson Susan Kamratlt Pat Klotz Cieraltl Koetie Danny lrulwlwrta Karen Kunnen Larry It-nluer Dianne Link Sandra Lusthet' Larry Main 'lim Mate Rurh Marvin Larry Merritt Charlene Merryman Paul Moertlyk Bernice Moore Ken Muilenlwerg Franklin Farmer Rithartl Nltkelson Marcia Usa.-nga liill Owen Glenn Phelps Tom Potjer james Rlljllllljl -loan Roberts Clare Rnhixon Diane Robson Nancy Sanders Terry Saunders Dave Scanlon Alfred Schenk Gary Sthenk Ruth Sthiltl Pat Spot-rtlsma Dorothy Silvix liretl Slade liill Slagter lillen Shutter Donivee Snape Dale Snyiler Larry Snytler .lorry Snyder Susan Sullivan Paul Suntle l.enora Toppen l.intla Toppen Donna Vantler l,.t.tn Daviil Van Skllkllli Keith Van Singel Marie Watllilte Mary Wfallaee IMI Wfelwster Dale Wie'rs S X t X 3 .gr yi ft X as 'ff ff 22 1 t eff Q. 5 -x 4 ri x' -hi fl 4: V L ,Q , Q, , . .l I, vt' me pt .-gf I fi .., 5. L -Q Q Q24 5:45. z 'Hb Ss if fs 14: 'av X4 r I r tag. Q4 , rgvmizations and Activities The sound of the gavel started our four year meetings. We had our successes and took our beatingsg Now the session is over and we stand adjourned, And are grateful for all the lessons we've learned. 32 1 XQQ N is XQSR Kirk K ff an hu. wr 'lofi mn: George Graeher, Don Nash, Tom Thompson, Gary Van Til, Mrs. Van Domelen Sponsor, Richard Greig, Martin De Vries, Wilyne Snoeyink, David Delnay. .Srmrlff ron: Carol liord, Nancy Herbig, Karen Herbig, Ron Zuidema, Martin Reynolds, Alim Korf, -lim Cole, Paul Sunde. linllnm mu: Gladys lnderhitzen, Nancy -lacobitz, Karen DeYoung, Marlene Klynstra, Judy Veltling, Karen Wiseii1.it1, Anne Nielsen, joy Bonzheim, Fred Slade. Governing Our School The Student Council began the year with the election of ollicersg and shortly after this, committees were appointed to carry on the various functions of the organization. The Council niet twice a monthg various school problems and activities were tl iscussed. The special project for this year has been to work for a program in which specific honors will be given to deserving and outstanding students in academic subjects. Sfdllilfllxlf Mrs. xI.1l1ljUIHClL'l1, Sponsorl Tom Tlioinpsoti, Treasurerg Karen De Young, Vice-President. Smffwfr Aludy Veltling, Secretaryg David Delnay, President. fdlltflllg nl BFUXNII I'rf.1surgr Mary lou Donn IL rcsnknt Mm ltkC.I'll'IL Sponsor Rlmm Lum! Surrm Sun Surulr Nancy hunym w lth faced srylc, XVCFC rhem l Left lo riglal: Nancy Konyndyk, Sybil Brown, Don Nash, Vern Vander Weitle, Mr. Lieffers, Coach. 481 Opposing, Defending, Agreeing The 1956-57 school year proved to be a successful one for the Lee High debaters. Under the coaching of Mr. Lieffers, the team won a majority of their debates and secured an invitation to the district tournaments. The team, composed mostly of Juniors and Sophomores, placed second in the Grand Valley League and again won a plaque for excellence in debate. 4- .- ,J 'jx 36 Sumling: Barbara Warren, Joanne Lutke Nancy Graeber, Connie Pipe. Sealed: Nancy Allen, George Graeher. Smmliug, lv!! to riyqlitx Corlene Newhouse, Sc.1li'il,' lleverly Miller. Syhil Brown. Anne Pnlzlicizfionzi' l7i11m'r 4 x Aflllllclf lfdifor, litzrlmm zlltzyerlmefer, receiiw aimnf from Prjfzcifml Reuben Young. Outstanding journalists Honored The members of Quill and Scroll, nn honorary journalistic society, proved their le.1dership ability rind scholastic achievements by their outstanding work on the school newspaper .ind yearbook. ln the early spring at publications dinner was given in honor of those who were gi part of this interniitional society, to which both the Echo and Ariel stalls rind faculty were invited. It is hoped that this dinner is the fore-runner of muny others to honor academic :ind scholastic achievements. Phyllis Muilenherg, Verne Moerdyk, Karen l,Cx,UlHlj.1, M.u'y l.oi1 Doele, Nancy Kon- yndyk, Miss Ride-ting, Sponsor, Marlene Klynstm, livelyn Kette, Donald Mullens. Nielsen, ll.lIAlMll'.l M.iyerhoefer. Xlumlirzg. left lo righl: Evelyn Kette, Betty johnson, Miss Riddering, Advisor, Connie Thompson, Kay Van Singel. .Saafwl.' jerald Hughes, jerry Puls, Ellen Scott, Corlene Newhouse, Carol Zwiers, Barham liversdyk, Arlene Schmidt, Phyllis Muilenherg. New Style for THE ARIEL The Ariel staff collects all the news of the school and organizes it into a school paper. Among the advances made by the l956-57 stall have been a change in masthead, pictures of school activities, and a change to the three column paper. Members of the journalism classes are designated to send material to The Herald for the Youth Parade and to The Alliance for the Ariel-ette. Sfzlllrlfllll. lvfl in riglwlx Anne Nielsen, Beverly Miller, Ruth Peuler, Karen De Young, Marlene Klynstra, Nancy Kon- yndyk, llarhara Mayerhoeler. Left IU rigbl: Mary Blouw, Mary Lou Doele, Syhil Brown .S'eu!wl.' .luily Korf, Karen Henriksen. Ron Zuidema, Don Mullens, Verne Moertlyk. ,xxx 5 S Slu11ili11,u.' Karen Dc-Young, Student Council, Karen Henriksen, lnter-club Council, Con- nie Pipe, Secretary, Evelyn Kette, Vice- President, Miss Wfaneninacher, Sponsor. St't1turf.' Kay Van Singel, Treasurer, Marlene Klynstra, President. Red is or Physical Fitness The Y-Teen symbol is a triangle, the sides of which represent: red for physical fitness, blue for mental alert- ness, and white for spiritual guidance. The Senior Yffeens began their eventful year by electing officers. Under the leadership of Miss Wiinen- macher, the girls spent an interesting and successful year. Top mir: Corlene Newhouse, Mary Lou Doele, Carol Hankamp, Nancy Chambers, Judy Compton, Nancy Buikema, Carol Nagel, Sharon Dykhouse, lfrmrlli rouy' Nancy Konyndyk, Phyllis Muilenberg, livelyn Kette, Karen Herhig, Sharon Willialnis, Pat Norder, Frances Elkins, Judy Beek. Tliinl rnuu' Sharon Mitchell, Marlene Klynstra, Judy Korf, Karen De Young, Marlene Van Straten, A a e 'DO P . Q lu ,. 2. 2 L tv il At Christmas, corsages were sold to earn money, and a coke and potato chip party was held. ln the spring, the girls prepared a luncheon for a fi-H group and climaxed the year by holding their an- nual Mother and Daughter banquet. Shirley Kamp, Sharon Merritt, Judy Mulvihill, Joyce Van Kalker. Second rmzz' Karen Henriksen, Kay Van Singel, Ruth Van Dyke, Judy Wrmlbert, Anne Nielsen, Mary Boonenberg, Arlene Schmidt, Joy Bonzheim. Holmm mu: Connie Pipe, Joanne Lutke, Marilyn Geelhoecl, Judy Velcling, Karen Wisenitin, Pat Hughes, Kay Frost, Miss Wanenmticlier, Sponsor. n 3 s . i - O 5: A -J' A S A 1 Tuff H111 .' Tlvin! mu: .Yet mn! muy' Shirley Breen, judy Geelhoed. Sherrie Nagel, Carol lford, Mary Zwiers, judy Hazebrook, Sandra Van Ark, Nanty llerlwig, Susan Rohson, judy Moss, Leila Stewart, Marcia Van Till. Miss Huizinga, Sponsor, Marilyn Lutke, Bonnie White, Betty lNlockerman, Louise Sthmidt, liarlwara Breen, Alice Pikaart, Pat De Vries. julie Mayerhoefer, Nanty Loomis, Pat Wisemzin, Barbara DeVries, Judy lingland, liulrum run: Leora Renitema, jackie Cooley, jackie Ainsworth, Barbara Wtirren, Mary l.ou Kiel, Sharon Kiel, Donna llaar. Blue . . . Mental Alertness The Ninth Grade Y-Teens, under the sponsorship of Miss Huizinga, organized early in the year with thirty-four members, Under the alvle leadership of President l.eora Remtt-ma, Vice-President Pat De Vries, Secretary Mary Zwiers, and ilireasurer Susan Robson, the girls worked and played together. Some of the highlights of the year were Miss Ciavitts showing of her collection of beautiful dolls from many landsg the dressing of the boy and girl dolls for the Santa Claus girls, the Date with Dad party and the Spring banquet. The inter-club representative was jackie Ainsworth and Student Council representative. Nancy Herbig. 'gr C Yfuflrfiffg. ftfl In l'iIQl7f.' Miss laluivinga, Spon- sorg Susan Rohson, 'l'rt-.isurerg Nanty llerlwni. Student Countil, Pat DeVries, Vite-l'resi- dent, jatkie Ainsworth, Inter-tluh Countil. .S'twteil.' Mary Zwiers, Setretaryg l.eora Rein- tema, President, 40 .X'r.n1iliu,e: Patti Billings. Vite-President: Mrs. Osterink, Sponsor, Nancy -Iacobitz, Student Councilg Nanty Climurynslxi, lnter-Cluh Council. .S't'.1tt'rf.' Gladys Hooyer. President, Marcia Dylchouse, Secretary. White . . . Spiritual Guidance The liighth Grade Y-Teens, sponsored by Mrs. Osterinlc, have had many worthwhile times together. Service and helpfulness to others has always been the ideal of these forty girls. Their first project was the contribution of live dollars to the World Fellowship Fund, which helps other girls throughout the world. Among other activities were the dressing of dolls for Top mu: Pat Sjoerdsma, Marcia Osenga, Patti Billings, Mary Hanlcamp, Karel Daily, joan Rola- erts, Karen Kunnen, Marie Wallace, Gladys Hooyer. Fourth wuz' Nancy jatohitz, Marcia jeltes, Linda Toppen, Diane Robson, Diane De Young, Doni- vee Snape, Ruth Ann Schild, Lenora Toppen, Charlene Merryman. the Santa Claus Girls to be distributed at Christmas timeg the Doll Tea held at the Y. W. C. A.g Christmas partyg and the Date with Dad party, at which each girl and her father had a good time. The big social event of the year was the Spring banquet held at the Y. W. C. A. Third mir: Linda jipping, Kay Sack, Sandra Luscher, jane Austin, Mary Wallace, Sherrie Greig, Nancy Chmurynski. Setmn! wuz' Judy Aardema, Susan Kamradt, Nancy Sanders, Susan Sullivan, Bernice Moore, Mrs, Osrerinlc, Sponsor. Botmm faux' Marcia Dykhouse, Clare Heidema, Bette johnson, Marian Heydenberg, jutly Hom- merson, Diane Link, Phyllis Curtis. 4 A L A1 - A 45 .. . Y ---if 'lop mu: Ken Coeling, Wilntti Koetie, Shirley Bouwmttn, Pat Nortler, Sttntlrtt Vain Ark, Marge Nylztan, Carol Beugelink, Ptiul Riewnltl, Alerry Puls, Martin DeVries, Satlie Luhherts, Charlotte Barton, Gaul Kendall, Dale Kronemeyer, Allyn Hinken, 'llvml run: Hill Nash, Shttron Mitthell, .lutly Korl, Connie Pipe. Bonnie Wltitt-, Sherrie Nagel, Bernite DL-Baar, l,t-om Renttemtt, Dorothy Silvis, -Ioyce Puls, Lintlu Toppen, l.enor.t 'lioppt-n, Beverly Miller. 96 - L' Yewzlrf mu: Larry Main, ,Ioanne Lutke, Mitry lloonenlwerg, Gortlie Konyntlyk, Barham Mayerhoeter, Mttry lilouw, -Iulte Mayerhoefer, Lorraine Opatif., Ruth Peuler, Nttnty Konyn- tlyk, Carol Zwiers, linltom muy' Paul Suntle, Tom Zuitlema, Dttvitl VitnSthittk. Larry Lenger. Mary Cooley, Nanny Santlers, M.tri.in Heytlen- herg, Ellen Slagter, Freil Slatle, Dttvitl Garter, Mr, Morrison, Sponsor. Christ Living within the Youth Now thanks he to God, which ztlwitys ettuseth us to triumph in Christ. -ll Corinthians 2: lfl. This wits the theme verse of Youth For Christ through the entire yetir, itntl truly Y,F.C. had much to be thitnkful fort lftteh week this club met for inspiration. ttntl exchange meetings kept the interest high in the club. Weekly Guest speakers, musicals, gospel lihns, l l city-wide rallies were held with speakers itntl titlent from itll over the world. Monthly roller skirting parties and funspirattions were very popular, Early in june this great year wits brought to it spectacular close with the fourth itnnu.tl lir.tntl Reception. Bitizllifillg. ftf! In riylil: Mitrtin De Vries, Stutlent Koun tilg Mr. Morrison. Sponsor, li.ttlmr.t M.tyei'l1ot'lt-I, Vine-Presnlent. Sttflwl' N.tnty Konytttlyk. Seiret.tr'y-'l're.tsuter. ,lt-try Puls, Presitlent. -tl Sfdllfliflll' Karen De Young, Treasurer: Karen Herbig, Student Council, Miss Nelson, Sponsor, Anne Nielsen, Student Council. Seulwl.' Karen Wiseman. Viceapresidentg Marilyn Lutke, Secretaryg Kay Frost, Presi- tiCI1l'. Girls Promoting The rofram of the G.A.A, tirls includes weekly fa E- J la nithts on Thursda and after-school bowlinf on 5 Y 5 Wednesda s. These activities tive the Yirls the o - Y is b pottunity to earn points. 'l'he highlight of events is the sponsoring of the Top rout Judy Compton, Carol Beugelink, Betty Johnson, Mary Lou Doele, Sharon Dykhouse, Pat I-lewartson, Corlene Newhouse, Nancy Herbig, Nancy Chambers, Sandra Van Ark, lirances Elkins, Ruth Van Dyke, Karen Herbig, Carol Hankamp, Marcia Van Till, Barbara Baker, Sadie Lubherts. Iiiflb roux' Nancy Buikema, Marge Nylaan, Judy Chmurynski, Carol Kooi, Mary Lou Jipping, Pat Poelman, Ardis Wietsniai, Juanita Newhouse, Anne Nielsen, Phyllis Muilen- herg, Pat Norder, Iivelyn Kette, Karen DeYoung, Alice Pikaarr, Marlene Van Straten, Wilmit Koetje. Fourth ruuu' Beverly Miller, Marilyn Lutke, Judy Geelhoed, Gail Kendall, Mary Boonenlwerg, Carol Adams, Sharon Mitchell, Judy Korf, Pat Hughes, Judy Velding, Sharon Q.. Q Interest in Sports Hi-Y - Faculty basketball game. An added attraction this year was the game of the Women Faculty vs. the G.A.A. girls. Also enjoyed by the girls were a Valentine party and an Award dinner. Williams, Carol Nagel, Nancy Little, Third rouz' Sharon Nagel, Carol Ford, Judy Van Doorn, Susan Robson, Shirley Kamp, Sherrie Slade, Judy Mulvihill, Arlene Schmidt, Joyce Van Kalker, Kiel, Louise Schmidt, Judy Moss, Scanlon. Second rout Leila Stewart, Patricia Bonnie Hoekstra, Joy Bonzheim, Joanne Lutke, Connie Cooley, Mary Zwiers, Karen Wiseman, Kay Miss Nelson, Sponsor. Breen, Mary Lou Kiel, Sharon Babcock, Judy Jackie Ainsworth, Sharon Edna Southwell, Donna De Vries, Shirley Breen, Pipe, Julie Mayerhoefer, Jackie Barbara Warren, Pat Wiseman, Frost, Nancy Allen, Sandra Fleser, Iiollom rout Donna Baar, Barbara Bonnie Wltite, Judy Hazebrook, Wolbert, Karen Henriksen, Sharon Merritt. t fy fl, if , W up .sfdl1r,ff1,U.' l.loyd Kamp, Vive-Presidentg llenry linth- holz, Serge-ant4at-Arms, Mr. Post, Sponsorg -lerry Puls, Student Council. Ycateif' 'lerald Hughes, Seeretary-Treasurer. Clary Van 'l'il, President. Learning Government Procedure First-band As future voters these young men took advantage of a great privilege given them in the fall of the year, namely. to send two members as one-day representatives to the state legislature in Lansing. Ron lioelema and Vern Vander We-itle were chosen and from their report the rest learned exactly how things ticked in the realm of politics. The year was filled with many pleasurable events, such as the dance they sponsored and the hayride late in january given for members of the club and their in- 'lhfv ron: Ron Shoemaker, Clraige Moore, Ron Boelema, Gary Van Til, Henry lluthholz, Bob lillis, Bob Roberts, Dave Stout, l.loyd Kamp. nlllllfll mu: Martin De Vries, Don Nash, Wfayne Snoeyinlx, jerry Puls, Dave Haverkarnp, Don Boorsma, Dave Delnay, Roger Roberts. A.. gh vited guests, The highlight of the year was the annual l-li-Y vs. Facult' basketball 'ame in Februar '. At this . 5 . 5. .9 benefit game the instructors let down their hair and pitted their skill against that of their students. Arain this ear the club artieiuated in the Hi-Y Y Basketball l.ea 'ue and finished with a ver' 'ood record. fu Witli these good times as a groundwork, those re- turning next year are hoping to branch out even more into various fields, Sermnf rnuz' Melvin Hoezee, Gene Sanford, Ralph Kooistra, jim Krakowski, Richard Greig, Wlayne Ripperda, Bob Bonzheim, lim Smith, Iiollom mu: Vern Vander Weitle, xlerry liattjes, Ken Coeling. Bob Roest, -lerald Hughes. Ralph Kerkstra, Dennis Van Dyke, Ron Zuidema, Mr. Post, Sponsor. ng .. shi, i QD f 'il is .l4. 9? .rx X .3 A fp mug' jun Kl'.lIxUXX5Ixi, l,ylc Dc l..1.1I, l..1rry Snttcrla, Lynn .Slmmf fuzz: Rugcr Rcnkcnm, Dnug liLnh.umn, Phnl Mmhcll, Nnrlin, Duc ll.1x'urk.1111p, Don Mullcnx, Run ZL1nl4'r11n4 Run Hucll-1n.1. Dnvz- Smut. CLr.ug:m' Muon-, Rnlph K4-1'lXsrr.u, llwnl mn: Ilnvu D4-l11.xy,'l'nrn'l4hur11pml1.13or1 Boorsr1m,Ucnc linlmm mu: Lloyd Kamp, Gary X'.nn'l'1l, BMW lflllw. Hvllry S.ummI, john 'Ibn lixunlx. Rnlph Knnmrrn, Hob Hunzhcun, BL1Lhhulz,,lcrry Puls. Mr. Mlun, bpmumsnr. XY'.nyno.- Ruppcuh. Varszty Promotes School Spzrzt Tlmc Varsity Club, uulwusul uf lcttcr' winners in Ono uf mlm- fLIllLliUIl3 usui Ill IXIISIIIQ funds for Ilmc Arlmh-ms,sr.1m-J iIs.u'tix'1rics by L'lL'L'liI1j.1 ntficcrs. Tho clulis new prwjcczur uns rhc .llllllhll 'Iuniur High In- prujcu uf lhc Illini' Varsity Club w.1s the purclmsc of vnguiolml ,I'0lII'I1.lIHCIlI. A mmplmy pllnlmsui by lllc Vgu- 1 Kmhk Andys! pl'UiL'LIUl' for thc Atlmlcric l3cp.1rtmc1u. Qiry Club was l1I'L'SL'l1IL'ki uw thc murngum-ru Llnunpiuns. .Yl.111.fif1g.' I,luy-1 Kunp, Sruxlcnr iuunL1lL Mr. S.llN1IL Spunwrg ,lnhn 'll-n lirnnk, Yun-l'u-snlclml. M.m.!.' Dun Mullcnx, IWlL'NIxiL'!ll. Duc ll.wc1'k.11np, Su l'cI.1l'y-'l'1'c.m1lvl, Slamfing. fufl In righlf Gladys Hooyer, Gladys lnderbitzen, Arlene Schmidt, Nanty Chmurynski, julie Mayethoefer, Eleanor Zwiers, Phyllis Curtiss, Nancy Chambers, Barbara Baker, Alma Burgin. Sealed: judy Hommerson, Mrs, Kinsey, Sponsor, Barbara Breen. Keeping Our Library in Order The Library Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Kinsey, had many good times together. One of these the girls will never forget was their visit to the Book Fair. The girls had the opportunity to look at new books and to choose some new titles for the Lee library. Members of this organization are girls in grades 8-12. The girls have many duties to perform, some of which are to keep the shelves neat, keep the books arranged correctly, and to work daily at the circula- tion desk. Stm1zli11g: Gladys lnderbitzen, Student Countilg lileanor Zwiers, Presidentg Nancy Chmurynski, Vice-President. Seatezff Mrs, Kinsey, Sponsorg Barbara Breen. Secretary. 46 'V 'lhfv mit: Llharlntte llartnn, Nanty I sun, l.ynn Nnrlin, Kent Quakkelaar, liuiketna, Rithartl Mate. Tum Tlminp- 'll-tl Novaktmwski, Shartsn lialwttmek, liarry llnsh, Cfarol llengelink. 'lftirif mu: Sliartwn Dyklttmnse. llat llewartstmn, litl iillapple, Kietwrge Ciraelwer, Alllll llnikeina, ,lint iinrtiss, Alite lllli.l.lI'I, Santlra Yan Ark, -lnanita NL'XX'lltlllNL'. .Yetiwil mn: -Iutly llalelwrtmk, Shirley lltunwman, Dnnaltl 'l'ayltir, llill little, Rtinaltl 'l'aylnr, 'llvni Ztiitleina, Wltitly Moss, Mary fxxiers, lawnise Sthinitlt. llnflmu mit: kltitly YanDtitirn, ,latkie limley, lltmiiie XVhite, Nanty laminis, Miss llrink. Diretttsr, Sllartin Nagel. -llllll' Mayetlioeltf. laxiraine Upatit ,ltvyte llnls. Singing Tbrouglaout the Year Altlmugli the strains nf intisie emitting frtmin the I .lllklll0l'lllIl1 were tnterrtiptetl hy the illness ot the tli- reetor, Miss Grate Brink, the ehnir spent an eventful year. The members are grateful to Mrs. Meliintlley, who trainetl them for the Cfhristtnas Vesper Service. Nnt only tlitl they appear in the Lirantl Valley Vocal liestival in Ntweinlver .intl in the Christmas Vesper Serviee, hut they also enteretl District, where they wtin 'lhp wuz' Nancy Cfhamlwers, Sally Ciainp, Sylwil Brown, Betty -Itrlmstrn, Mary lam Dtiele. Teil Ntivaktmski, Turn Tlitminp- sun, Riehartl Diekinan, l.ynn Nurlin, Karen De Young, Sharon Mitthell, Karen Henriksen, lfllen Stott, lfnurlli mir: Santlrit Van Ark, Marlene Klynstra, livelyn Kette. Phyllis Mttilenlserg, Beverly Miller, litl Chapple, Ralph Kerkstra, Kenneth Quakkelaar, -lntly lleek, Carol Zwiers, Kay lfrnst. Tltirif funn' -lutly Kurt, XX'tlina Ktmetie, Satlie lailwlnerts, Riehartl llrst plane, antl State, latter in the sehtztml year. they heltl it breakfast and it harheeue supper. Stminetlting new for the ehtmir this year wixs it per- formance with the lvantl in which it series of Victor Herbert melodies were played by the hantl as the ehnir sang them. The choir henelitetl from the services of Marlene Klynstra anel lfyelyn Kette, whtx were the acetmmpanists. Mate, George Ciraelwer, l.yle Delatat, Roger Renkema, -lim Curtiss, Slmron Balumk, lfranees lilkins, Sharon Nagel. Sammi mit: Ruth Van Dyk, Karen Herhilu, Carol Hankamp, John Rhtmtl, Dennis Van Dyke, .leraltl lltiglles, .lim Buikema, Tom Zuitletna, Connie 'l'lminpsnn, Kay Van Singel, Corlene Newlmuse, Hnlmm mir: Miss Brink, Director, Mary lilnuw, -lutly Veltl- ing, Barlmra Mayerhtmeler, Pat Hewttrrstm, Nancy linikema, Pitt Ntmler, Karen Wiseitmiin, Pat Hughes, ,luanita New- lmtlse, -loyee Van Kalker, Alulie Mayerhtmeler. as D3 .S'l.unlir1,q.' Ardis Wietsniti, Sharon Merritt, Harold Borg, Brian johnson, Wfayne Ripperda, Nancy Konyndyk, Dave Stout, Sandra I.uscher, judy Compton, Larry Satterla, Mr. MtKindley, Director, Carol Adams, Shirley Kamp, Judy Mulvihill, Mary l.ou -Iipping, Bonnie lloekstra. l onrfli mu, lvfl tn riliglilf Paul Riewald, Ralph Kooistra, Mar- Dale tin De Vries, Bob Hoezee, -lim Chambers, julia Baker, Kronemeyer, Don Nash, Diane Robson, ,lim De Young, Mania -leltes, Charles Burgstahler, jim Smith, Vern Vander Wctitle. 'I'liinl mit: Bob Kerkstra, Bill Nash, Ken Coeling, Bob Van Kampen, ,Iatk Camp, Barbara Wlarren, Allyn Hinken, Participating in The band, under the direction of Mr. McKindley, was very active during the entire year. lt performed for all the home football games, marched in the Santa Claus Parade, and participated in the University of Michigans Annual Band Day. Many members took part in the District Solo En- semble Fesrival. The band presented concerts to the High School and to the P.'l'.A., and gave exchange jackie Ainsworth, jerry Wtitts, -lim Vander Meer, Bob Robson, Gordon Konyndylx, Glenn Phelps, Ken Teitsma, Ruth Peuler, Marge Nylaan, Arlene Schmidt, Ken -Iones, Anne Nielsen. Sct'm1n' rotzz' Joanne Lutlse, Susan Robson, Barbara Breen, Con- nie Pipe, Donna Baar, Richard Greig. Sharon Koster, Doug Greenwold, Dianne Link, Karen Kunnen, l.eora Remtema. Fifi! mu: jim Krakowski, Leila Stewart, Gail Kendall, Mary Lou Kiel, Marilyn Lutlse. Nanny Herbie. Marti.: Van Till, Sharon Kiel. K71L'6,'fi?1'Q.' Kathy Wilstnn. Successful Events assemblies at liast and Wfyoining. lt also participated in the District Band Festival at Grand Haven and the Grand Valley Band Festival. The Pep Band performed at all the away football games, the hotne basketball games. and the pep assemblies. The band was honored with a dinner in the Spring, at which time the members received letters and awards. SfdIltliI1KQ.' -lim Krakowslxi, Setretary-Treasurer, Mr. MtKindley, Director, Richard Greig, Sergeant-at-Arms. Sealed' Martin De Vries, President: Anne Nielsen, Vite-Presitlentg Don Nash, Student Council. -18 Tlw liflflzffr M.1jm'clIc'.1'.' Slvirlcy Kfmlp, jlllfj' Mfff1'fl1iH, C.'.n'ol Alfcllllf, um! Kdlbj' UVil.m11, J i P i W Muj0rvftc',f Ilfllllfllg fififf in Diurirl, Indy Mzzfrilvifl and Shirley Kamp. Cw11cr.' Pan! R ic1n1lc1', Ulm um: a Dijlricl and Smlc fini, -59 The Pap 134111117 diff u N1df'l'L'fUll.l' job in pm, rizfing plenty of ypiril al llllfll ibc' pep df- S'C'7I1blfC,l' and gdlllcils. The 1111110111 dirertor for the your wax jim Kru- leflllffbi, 'fight and of .rcmnd mu: !yaqq...a.....r.,,,,..,,,,.,,,,.., V ,W ,E , , Nancy Konynydkg Miss Riddering, Advisor, Karen De Young, Barhara Mayerhoeler, Editor. Long Hours and Hard Work The Echo srarl, under the skillful supervision of Miss Riddering, have put long hours and a lor of hard work into the production of this annual which we hope you, our readers, will enjoy. The staff meetings, the taking and cropping of pictures, the writing of copy is now finished. The staff experiences on the book will be of much value to them in the future years. A social luncheon was held in the spring after the work on the annual was completed. Slurlrlirliq' Marlene Klynstra, Gary Van Til, David Delnay, Slarzdiflg' Corlene Newhouse, Mary Lou Doele, Barhara Mayer jerry Puls. hoefer, Betty johnson. XuaIerl.' judy Korf, Anne Nielsen. Sealed: Evelyn Kette, John Ten Brink. 50 Sfenograpby The students taking stenography learn the simpli- fied form of writing necessary for all who are inter' ested in entering the business or secretarial lield. it Miss XXfanenmacher dictates a letter to her Senior Stenography class. Physics This is a subject that is both educational and interesting. lt enlightens the students with a great deal of information about the everyday world. Gary Van'l'il, Alim Newhouse, Dave Delnay, Bob lillis, and Don Mtillens watch Mr. Vanderveen demonstrate scientific experiment. ll Classroom Activities Home Economics ln Home Economics the girls learn the know how of cooking and sewing. Marlene Klynstra and -ludy Korf demonstrate their cooking ability while Miss Huizinga and the students listen and take notes. -1- Public Speaking In Public Speaking class the students learn to express themselves and their ideas. They learn cor- rect pronunciation of words and their meaning. Here Lloyd Kamp, Karen De Young and Ron Zuidema record while Mrs. Van Domelen and the class listen and watch. 51 if f it sm 0 . 4, MM Driver Edu cation This year Driver Training has grown Consitler- 4 ably. At the entl of tl1e lirst semester it became necessary to e11list tl1e services of three teachers. Mr. I Robert Wright, Mr. Keith Clapp, and Mr. Orville Hann, to l1elp tl1e regular teacher, Mr. Harold Sabin. This class is very important to any stuclent interestetl in learning to tlrive. Mr. Wrigl1t is explaining the II'IL'L'llgll1iSIl1 to Terry Cllmmbers antl Richarcl Mate. ,Q C?eoruefry Geometry, .1 course i11 higher tnatliematics. takes .1 great LlL'.ll of concentration antl thought, This subiect. taught by Mr. Wliite, is taken prior to higher Algebra antl Trigonometry, To some this is o11e of the most IINIWUYIAIIII sublects at I,ee. Bring Knowledge Shop XVith ingenuity anti resourtetulness. stutlents learn to malce furniture by skill .tcquiretl in shop, l11 tl11s way the stuclent tlevelops .1 keen sense of responsi- bility and learns tovoperation witI1 others, Chemistry The peculiar otlors often smelletl i11 tl1e halls originate from experiments performetl i11 tl1e chemis- try lab. Anne Nielsen, Sherrie Slatle. antl Ralph Anrclirf perform llll experiment. Chemistry is the stucly of tlillerent kintls of matter ancl tl1e laws which govern tl1eir relations. This is .1 very worthl while class for stutlents, especially those interestetl in entering such .1 tieltl .ts metlicine. 52 U. S. History ln order to appreciate our great heritage the students in this class learn about the principles on which our country was founded. They study prob- lems of current interest and importance to all Ameri- cans. Mr. Post has the interest of the class as he explains current and important problems. Bookkeeping Bookkeeping offers excellent training for students who are planning to enter the business world. lt is very practical and vital to these students. to the Students La tin The students learn both l.atin and the customs of the Romans in this class. Here Phil Mitchell and Nancy Buikema assist Richard Greig and judy Beek, demonstrating the toga, as the national dress of the Romans. The class will use this information in pre4 paring for the Latin Banquet, English Literatu re By means of reading and studying the students were taken to distant places. They studied twelve centuries of literature which enabled them to realize in a new sense the best that has been said and done. Mr. Lieffers looks on as Kay Frost reads to the class. 53 ltfl lu rilelwfx ,Iudy Wtvllwert, Vernon Vander Weitle, -Iudy Coeling, Sherrie Slade, David Stout, -ludy Compton, -ludy Heels. XX'ayne Ripperda, Don Nash, ,lanet Snyder, Kenneth Velding, Dennis Van Dyke. juniors Present june Mad 4 n The junior Class presented the delightful comedy, Tune Mad, in February of this year. The story concerns Penny XX'ood played hy Sherrie Slade and Cfhuclc Harris played hy Kenneth Cor.-ling, as they go about the frequently difficult, but always amus- ing business of growing up, W'hen Pennyls Uncle Mervyn, only five years older than she, hrings Roger Van Vleck. senior and a killer-diller, home from college, she forgets to be a man-hater. In her eflorts to the fascinating Roger, she almost disrupts two families. but the discovery that Roger is double-crossing Mervyn hy trying to steal his girl hrings her hack to nortnal and incidentally to Chuck. The play proved to he a success under the direction of Mr. -lay Lietliers. 9l,l'f-c Twig - .its f A vu h R .',s, .Que A l 1 35 .1 lffllfl illertyli. fvftlyttl by l ti'11 l tn1tftr lllvtltfc, tmtf ICwet'r Vt111Vfet'l. frftzyul' by llritljllc lQ1fvjvti'tft1. tm weft 111.111 eager In tm! julie l'1.1t'rii. pftryttf fly jntfy Iittl, wifi luis ifwmifittf t111Ht'. Kelmelfv f..UL'!fllLQ, .ii lflvfrcl, 7'Ul1lf7l tlfllfllltf flu Xllllllc zrfllv Pemzy, pftzyezf by .S'l1errfe Sltufe, tn I,L'lHlj .l nmfller, player! by jmfy Cfmzzpfmz, lrftt In :miie tl fL'!t'f7f7llIlL' t'f1111'err.1Iim1. Stl Seniors Present Time Ont For Ginger Time Out For Ginger was the title of the comedy presented by the Seniors on April 5 and 6, The play centered around a fairly well situated banker and a speech he made at a local high school on self-fulfillment. The youngest of his three daughters, Ginger, played by livelyn Kette, felt that she could best satisfy her own fullillment by playing on the football team. This course of action infringed upon the lives of the two older sisters. Also complicating the plot were the repercus- sions resulting from the speech. The principal of the school paid the Carols it visit and told them what he thought of Mr. Carols. played by Verne Moerdyk, simple speech on manners. This was followed by Mr. Carols boss telling him that if his daughter didn't stop playing football. he would be fired. The play was filled with humor, but there were also warm and touching situations. Lizzie, portrayeil by BL'1'6'1'lj' Miller, nmlfer cinnnieiztr le Mr. Carol, played by Verne Moerdyk, 011 one of lJi.i 1'f7l'L't'l7Cf, telvile Mfr. Ciirol, played by Mary Lnlr Dnele, ti 't1lclJ ei. lirelyn Kefle, in Ginger, prefmrer for training, telaile leer .filter Jeannie, played by Marlene Klymim, pruetieer ber par! in lbe ,tebrml play. lid Hnjlnmn, the lmnb preriileul, played by Ron De Riiyier, ,tltniilr by. Le!! In rilqlitg Verne Moerdyk, Mary Lou Doele, David Delnay, Evelyn Kerte, Gary Van Til, Mr. Lieffers, Director, Beverly Miller, Marlene Klynstra, Don De Ruyter, Nancy Konyndyk. i l at ,mi An Evening in Paris lr wus truly an Evening in Paris when the juniors honored the Seniors at the annual junior and Senior 1 Banquet. The illusion of gay l'nree was captured by the sidewalk cafes, the Eitiel Tower, and :he Arc of Triumph. The Muster of Ceremonies was john Ten Brink, who Karen IfL'l17'fl?fL'lI and Run Iiyertr dance In flu' illlllift' of Leu' Alleufi' Iiamf. introduced the speaker of the evening, Frank Du Mond. The first junior and Senior dance was held liner in the evening, The Lew Allen Blind furnished the music for the evening of enjoyment and entertainment. To conclude the evening in lunch was served at mid- night by the parents and the tired juniors and Seniors went home. Dining in the ammfpbere of Pfzrir. 56 if 1 Beauty Reigns at Lee The night was perfect, the atmosphere was genial, and the Queen and her Court satisfied our highest ex- pectations. Yes, it was the big night for our beautiful queen, Karen De Young, and het lovely court, jutly Korf and Corlene Newhouse. 'l'he Queen and her Court, as they rode by on their way to greet the l.ee fans, were presented to the lfast spectators The night, warm antl clear, was matle all the more beautiful lwy the impressive ceremonies. During the halftime, Karen was crowned homecom- ing queen hy last years Queen Cleo Thompson. The president of the Alumni, Clare Lipscomb, presented Karen with her trophy and many beautiful gifts. Queen Kilrwz DeYn1r11g. Claire l.ipn'rm1l1 t1,t.if.lIfil.Q KtlI'L'l1 'Hn' Qlleell .mtl ber C,'wm'1 . . . jmly Kuff, Kt11'L'l1 IJL'lvIllH1lQ, Cmlelze AlC'Il'Z7Ull.l'L'. , 3 L. ' iz- ,s - Em School F unctzons 0111 .rirlgiflg ,fex1c1, l'l1ylli.s' M1li1L'7Zl7L'fJQ, Slmrrnl 1wfIL'l7L'H, lf1'L'lfWI Kane, Kurwz Hen- Tbzrd 11111111111 H1 Y zr 111111111 r'ib.w11. K111'c11 DvY111111g, 111111 Marlcm' hafketlzall gamc Klj'll.ff?'d df flu' fJ1111111. Iflwzrjy lifnlwlwlz, 13111111111 Z11i11'w1111, 111111 HCIIQ' jnlulmzl 11111111 ill 11110 111111 111111 111 f7r11L'11L'L' 1l1c'11' 1lv111r11'1'11111' right 111 IYIIL' 111 1110 1 1'lw11l'.n Sfllffvfll f,vU1l7I1'1! el1'1'1if111. '58 Ifflm Staff: Indy C071lf7l01Z, Copy Iizlitorf Vern V111111'cr Weidc, Ii1l1111r.' 111111 Kemlwlv Cuelivzg, Bll.ff11C'.f,f Manager. Hard to Forget A 1' ' ! , '1 x - A . N, 1 1 V 1 1 ,I -- . - 1 , N Y I Um' of flu' umrzy .l!fll4Il'C ffllzluw lwlfl IHIZICI' Laliu .vlffzlcfzn wljvy .1 L'f?fl'LL'l1 fmfiqlml in flu' mlliflg nf limb C,miu'1'. flu' UM Rnfmw ,ulylu The fL'z1L'l7L'l',lk in If7L'fl' z1'f1ily mffva lzrmk, 11'ln'ru 1111 fflfrfrnmf Iimv in Jpwlf. Mr. M4'Kir1Jlc-3 f7l'L'.lc'I1l.l !hlIIL,4Ill'u'I'1lfU Iqllfb I Y lvnlur, Irlvjlu lX.1mj1 Klllljlltf-1'k, Arlvm' Scfvllfrfl, Llllrf flllllz' Nfc'f,1L'II frank nil. ffl'!L'llL' Sffuxzizfl mmf Kay V411 Sfllglff fnnlf .lf .1 fmulw' of ll l1,sbi11gtrf11. IJ. Cf., to gf! HNIIL' idea of Mlm! jfs likv. fill,-1' Krlff um! I'l1yIIi,u ,Hlzilwllzwg ,ulwp in 41 lmllf zfvfnlrlfllcllf Mora' fur' Ilmu' ffrlllnfr llc'L'rfL':f fur' lfu' Hip. 59 tlvletics Lift high the torch of honor and fameg Let all who know us respect our nameg May virtue mark all the rest of our days And love and happiness be ours always. 60 r MIN Mx X TN JV K X Rx J J lst' 1 V 1 X .IV . T X I li F I ,M I 4, Hop, Skip, and a jump These girls, skilled in the nrt of jumping rope, strive for perfection in making formations and performing routines. Co-ordination of both hands and feet tend to uid in the perfection the girls tire endenvoring to reach. This group of girls ask no reward except the contentment of the iiud ience. Lefl In riglil: Sharon Merritt, Mary l.ou vlipping, Shirley Kamp, Btirlmru Brooks, Connie Thompson. .loy l5Ul1llIL'IlIl, Corlene Newhouse. Ellen Stott, Anne Nielsen. f.iL'1lfL'7l' kludy XX'ollwert. Boosting School Spirit The saying, Practice miikes perfectf' wits never more true than in the case of the l.ee Cheerleaders. Striving for pep on the part of the student body, they have become skilled in the airt of lending. Xfdlltfillib' Corlene Newhouse, joy Bonzheim, P.it Poelman. s1t'ilfLfNl.' Phyllis Muilenherg. Judy Velding, Ruth V.1nDyke. 62 Top rouz' Russell Reeder, jerald Daily, Dennis Van Dyke, Ron Zuidema, Robert Bonzheim, Ralph Kerkstra, Wayne Rip- perda, Doug Buchanan, Roger Renkema. Seroml mir: Coach Sabin, Robert Molenkamp, Tom Thomp- son, Gordon Faasse, Ralph Kooistra, Lloyd Kamp, Donald Mullens, Larry Satterla, Eugene Sanford, Dave Delnay, Assistant Coach Wright. Bottom rouz' Manager Vern Vander Weicle, John Ten Brink, Gary Van Til, Henry Buchholz, Robert Ellis, Lynn Norlin, Dave Stout, Jerry Puls, Manager Glenn Phelps. Rebels Bringing Honor Being handicapped by a small number of boys this year, Lee did not live up to its past records. Although the boys had plenty of spirit and enthusiasm they could not handle their own against the larger and more power- ful teams. Lee did, however, prove a constant threat to other teams by defeating Kelloggsville 20-0 in a non- league game. Scores Allegan - - 26 Lee Rockford - - lei Lee Grandville - 26 Lee Kelloggsville 0 Lee hast - - - 66 Lee Godwin - - 26 I.ee Lowell - - 40 Lee Wyoming 6 Lee Bob Ellis and Don Mullens were chosen for the Grand Valley team. After next year they will be playing schools of comparable size. In the new league the schools will be Byron Center, Hudsonville, Kelloggsville, Lee and Rogers. Standings W L T East - - 6 O 0 Godwin - A 4 l l Lowell - - 4 I l Grandville - 5 3 0 Rockford - 2 4 0 Lee - - - 0 5 1 Wyoming - 0 5 1 D.-.ml 3 QQ' M :if 4 I xx 5 I ' 5 !n R1 .1 17251 s... ,,,f' 4 X in 3 f I ' f A sl' f 'Q 1 'Y U. ,lf gl 1 il i u 1 Q g'r5.,YSN'Afz 5 ,H ax fb? 'X Q-SX Q, 'W I f tuna ,ggi 1 . MT H v 1 , K, I 3 , NH. i-Q X X 1 k :N 5 U ' s .R Q S . , , 9 P . PP 'MT I X .,-x 4, ,,, .2.A -s ,, -7' -xwt'1?fA3'cffeyf1'f4?t?XQgj:,,'A1:4 ' -A-if - N si' X '7 . 5 Y- 9' 3, Us X AQ fi, U-, 4. ' v' ,vii ,IVY 'JMX ' Q ' Q, ' . ix Iibkx '. ,aa .'..Nf ,X .4 'X ivrrir Y l Top rnuu' Bob Hoffman, Phil Mitchell, Bob Robson, Gary Mott, Dale Kronemeyer, David Hoek, Dennis Dykstra, Bowerman, Ned Nielsen, Ted Van Os, Kent Quakkelaar, Bill Cole, Richard Bush, Dale Sullivan. Coach Post. WHYUC Dfffflen- J'm De Young- I-HWY Orange- Bottom row: Richard Mate, jerry Watts, jim Curtiss, Martin Serum! rout Assistant Coach Gabrion, jerry Laninga, Harold Reynolds, Gordon Konyndyk, Brian Johnson, Bob Velding, Van Ham, George Graeber, George Seadorf, Charles De Ron Antcliff, Wenclell I-lofman, Maurice jones. Little Rebels Show Spirit The little Rebels started the season off with a bang by de- feating Rockford by a score of 19-6. Then inexperience started to show up as they dropped the next five games and tied the last. But what was lacking in experience was made up in spirit and determination, for they were always a constant threat to the opposing teamg only in one game were they shut out. Next year this team, with its many promising Freshmen, will be a certain threat to any team. 66 Rockford - Grandville Kelloggsville East - - Godwin - Lowell - Wyoming - Scores 6 - - Lee - - I9 28 - - Lee - - 14 19 - - Lee - - 6 5 Z - - Lee - - 7 5 2 ' - Lee - - 0 3 l - - Lee - - 7 1 3 - - Lee - - l 5 Stamling: Manager Dave Delnay, Bob Hoffman, Martin De Seated: Don Mullens, Dave Haverkamp, Henry Buchholz Vries, Wayne Snoeyink, Lynn Norlin, Ron Boelema, Tom Gary Van Til, jerry Daily. Thompson, Coach Robert Wright. Rebels District Champs The 1956-57 basketball team has been a record- Grandville. breaking One- Lee also broke the Caledonia Scotties four-year wm This past year, the leagues highest scorer was Dave ning streak to take the District Championship. In the Haverkamp. Dave set an unofficial school record of 39 first game in the Regionals Lee lost to the State points. Lee took third place, bowing only to East and Champions, Lakeview, in a very well played game 63 59 S50-res ROClCf0I'Cl - - 51 - - Lee - - 77 Rogers - - - 41 - Lee East '. ' ' ' 62' ' ' Lee ' ' 60 Grandville - 43 - Lee Keuoggsvlue ee ' ' 64 Wyoming - - 46 A Lee Kelloggsville - 45 - Lee Godwin - - 57 - Lee Lowell - - - 54 - Lee W L Rockford - - 57 - Lee East - - - 12 I East - - - 59 - Lee Grandville - 10 2 Grandville - 70 - Lee Lee - - - 8 4 Wyoming - - 43 - Lee Godwin - - 6 6 Rogers - - - 46 - Lee Rockford - 3 9 Godwin f - 65 - Lee Lowell - - 2 10 Lowell - - 42 - Lee Wyoming - 2 10 lxgmx fxyffflfll 'DUN Mnllvm Run Iifwlwml 12111 Til. ffu' fum lhfuf Iim'lvlm!:, lm' if mm L llufrx Iimfffmlf 11213 ue Sflnvyifzi Huh llffffllhlfl UH fur:-3 1101.1 Gary 17.171 Ti! HllHLl0tQ.l' nuff Rvliulv Agn Ll! if S-I-7'-L'-f-ffl! Murfilz IN l'riu llrzz' ll4II'L'f'LJ1ll'1'7 'lmu 'I'lmmfmm NJ .S'lm1Jir1y,' Manager jim De Young, Phil Mitchell, jetty Laninga, Bob Molenkamp, Paul Riewald, Kent Quakkelaar, Rich Mate, Coach Lynn Post. Reserves Show Promise Although the Reserve team ended the season with seven wins and nine losses, it proved to be the most successful since I954 when the Reserve team compiled a record of ten wins against six losses. The same disease which has plagued Lee Reserve teams in the past, struck again this year. The team lost to the Varsity three Sophomorcs and a Freshman, who would have been starters on the team. Coach Post commented that he thought the boys did a good job and that some would be definite threats to make the Varsity next year. .Ylalnlirlgx Coach john Gabrion, Zane De Boer, john Heidema, Dennis Dykstra, lid Chapple, Wenilell Hofman, jim Korf, jerry Wittts, jim Curtiss, Manager Larry Orange. Seated' Doug Buchanan, jack Camp, Doug Greenwold, Martin Reynolds. Bob Velding. Freshmen Team Organized This is the first year that Lee has had a Freshmen basketball team. Its purposes are to give more Fresh- men a chance to participate in basketball and to develop more talent for the Reserve and Varsity teams. This year's team had a creditable nine won and five lost season, losing twice to only one team. The seasons leading scorer was Dave Hoek, followed closely by Bill Cole, Harold Van Ham, Watyne Dertien, jim Curtiss, jim Korf and Wendell Hofman. Best percentages for free throw shooting were posted by Harold Van Ham, jim Korf, Wendell Hofman and Dennis Dykstra. Kzleelirlgf Bill Cole, Ned Nielsen, Wfayne Dertien, Dave Hoek, Ted Van Os, Harold Van Ham. Team in the Stage of Rebuilding The 1956 Lee track team was composed of boys who were determined but inexperienced. They started out the season with Lowell, by whom they suffered defeat 88lf3 to ZOVQ. Scores Lowell - 88' J - - Lee 20' J Gratndville - - 87 - Lee 22 Rockford 73 - Lee 27 Xwyoming 74 - Lee 35 East - - 95 - - Lee I4 Godwin - 71 1 ,Q - - Lee 37 LQ Top rom' Assistant Coach De Waard, Martin De Vries, john Ten Brink, Gene Sanford, Craige Moore, Dave Sunde, Bob Ellis, Dave Boes, Dave Stout, Larry Satterla, Coach Sabin. Second rouu' Manager Jim De Young, Russell Reeder, Lloyd Coach Harold Sabin said it would be a year or two before Lee becomes a large Valley threat since it is only in the rebuilding stage which consists of promising Freshmen and Sophomores. Standings W L East - - 6 0 Lowell - - 5 I Rockford - 4 2 Grandville - 3 3 Godwin - - 2 4 Wyoming - l 5 Lee - - - 0 6 Kamp, john Rhoad, Harold Borg, Don Nash, john Potjer, jim Krakowski, Gordon Cook, George Graeber, Bottom rouu' Doug Buchanan, Ron Taylor, jerry Battles, Bob England, Dale Deverman, Larry Merryweather, Bob Molen- kamp, Bill Nash. The coast if clear ax john Ten Brink round! a bend. 72 Larry Salterla taker over the relay baton from lim Krabowflii. Gene Sanford really made it. Teamwork Brings Results As soon as the snow was gone, the baseball team was starting its practice sessions at the field. Under the able management of Coach Robert Wright, the baseball team had a fairly successful year. They won fifty per cent of their games and finished the season in fourth place. Scores East - - - - 0 - - Lee Kelloggsville - 14 - - Lee Godwin - - 11 - - Lee Grandville - 5 - - Lee Wyoming - 6 - - Lee Lowell - - - 4 - - Lee East - - - 8 - - Lee Kelloggsville - - 9 - - Lee - - 10 Grandville - - - 1 - - Lee - - 7 Wyoming - 0 - - Lee - - 12 Rockford - - 3 - - Lee - - 2 Lowell - - 3 - - Lee - - 8 Top row: Coach Robert Wright, Tom Thompson, Dave Haver- kamp, Maurice Blish, Henry Buchholz, Ron Dertien, Gary Van Til, Lynn Norlin. The team had two very fine pitchers, Maurice Blish, who was elected captain, and Gary Van Til. The rest of the team backed them up by playing their positions very well. With only two lettermen leaving the team, the ball club has lots of promise in the future season. Standings W L Rockford - - 8 2 Godwin - - 8 3 Lowell - 6 4 Lee - - 5 5 East - - 5 6 Wyoming - - 4 7 Grandville - - 1 10 Second row: Bob Bennett, Bob Bonzheim, Don Mullens, Tom Kooiker, Phil Mitchell, jerry Daily, Bob Hoffman. Boltom rouz' Ralph Antcliif, Jack Camp, Bob Robson, Bob Wierenga, Bill Huitema. The team between inning! A1 f I' I Y S Batten up with Don Mullem, Maurice Blixh, 4,,f 'G Gary Van Til, Henry Buchholz V 1 -i ' W -- . K , , , ii M W-xm,A .n... The line-up with Dave Harerkamp, jerry Daily, Tom Thompfon, Boh Bonzheim, Tom Kooiher 74 Determination and Spirit to the Finish The two things that held the 1956 Tennis team down were inexperience and the best competition the Grand Valley has had for many years. With only two return- ing lettermen, Vlayne Ripperda and Ron Boelema, the team didn't have the depth and ability to compete against the powerhouses. Even though the team had a very depressing season they never lost the most important things, determination and spirit, for they fought every game to the finish. Next year we know that with the experience and ability of this year, we shall be a constant threat to the opposing teams. S 1 l l l l A doubler team, Ron Byers and Rag De Vree Bark rorr: john Piet, Ray Flieatman, Ed Baker, Ron Boelema, Ron Byers, Front rmv: Roger De Vree, Ken Coeling, Chuck Rietberg, Wayne Ripperda, Gordon Konyndyk, Coach Roy Lakanen. - A - Aardema, Judy-30, 41 Adams, Carol-24, 43, 48, 49, 53 Ainsworth, Jackie-28, 40, 43, 48 Ainsworth, Jim-28 Allen, Nancy-26, 36, 43 An!cliH, Ralph-24, 52, 73 Antclilf, Ronald-28, 66 Armstrong, Frances-28 Austin, Jane-41 .. B - Baar, Donna-28, 40, 43, 48 Babcock, Sharon-26, 43, 47 Baker, Barbara-24, 43, 46 Baker, julia-30, 48 Barnes, Tom-30 Barton, Charlotte-26, 35, 42, 47 Battjes, Jerry-24, 44, 71 Beek, Judy--24, 35, 39, 47, 53, 54 Belbot, Michael-26 Berkley, Leon--26 Beugelink, Carol--26, 42, 43, 47, 53 Billings, Patti-30, 41 Blish, Maurice-73, 74 Bloomer, Gary-30 Blouw, Mary-15, 38, 42, 47 Boelema, Ron-24, 35, 44, 45, 53, 67, 68, 75 Boice, Phyllis-26 Bonzheima Bob-24, 35, 44, 45, 63, 64, 73, 7 Bonzheim, joy-26, 34, 39, 43, 62 Boonenberg, Mary-24, 39, 42, 43, 53 Boorsma, Don-15, 44, 45 Boorsma, Ken-28 Borg, Harold--24, 35, 48, 71 Bouwhuis, Gerald-24 Boukma, Mrs. Egbert-9 Bouwman ,Shirley-26, 42, 47, 53 Bowerman, Gary-28, 66 Breen, Barbara-40, 43, 46, 48 Breen, Peter-30 Breen, Shirley-28, 40, 43 Brink, Miss Grace-10, 47, 59 Brooks, Barbara-15, 62 Brown, Sybil-14, 15, 35, 36, 37, 38, 47 Bruining, Tom-28 Buchanan, Doug-26, 45, 63, 64, 70, 71 Buchholz, Henry--15, 44, 45, 58, 63, 64, 67, 68, 69, 73, 74 Buikema, jim-41, 47 Buikema, Nancy-26, 35, 39, 43, 47, 53 Bultema, Gerald-30 Burgin, Alma--46 Burgsrahler, Charles-30, 48 Bush, Larry-28, 47 Bush, Richard-28, 66 Byers, Ron-56, 75 - C - Camp, Sally-15, 47 Camp, Jack-26, 48, 70, 73 Chambers, Jim--30, 48 Chambers, Nancy-24, 39, 43, 46, 47, 51, 53 Chambers, Terry-24, 52, 53 Chapple, Ed-28, 47, 70 Chmurynski, Judy-43, 53 Chmurynski, Nancy-30, 41, 46 Clark, Charles-30 Coeling, Kenneth-24, 35, 42, 44, 48, 49, 53, 54, 58, 75 Cole, Bill-28, 47, 66 Cole, Jim-30, 34 Conggztorg, Judy-24, 39, 43, 48, 49, 53. , 8 Cook, Gordon-24, 53, 71 Cooley, Jackie-28, 40, 43, 47 Cooley, Mary-30, 42 Coutchie, Gene-30 Crisman, Paul-30 Index Crow, David-26 Curtiss, Jim-28, 47, 66, 70 Curtiss, Phyllis-30, 41, 46 - D - Daily, Jerry-26, 63, 65, 67, 69, 73, 74 Daily, Karel-30, 41 DeBaar, Bernice-28, 42 DeBoer, Zane-28, 70 Delaat, Lyle-16, 45, 47 Delnay, Dave-14, 16, 34, 44, 45, 50, 51, 55, 63, 65, 67 Delnay, Tom-28 DeMott, Bonnie-28 DeMott, Chuck-28, 66 Martin-26 DeMull, DePree, Joan-26 Dertien, Wayne-28, 66, 70, 73 DeRuyter, Jack-30 DeRuyter, Ron-16, 55 Deverman, Dale-24, 53, 71 DeVree, Roger--75 DeVries, Barbara-40 DeVries, Martin-24, 34, 42, 44, 48, 53, 67, 69, 71 DeVries, Patsy-28, 40, 43 DeVries, Roger-30 DeVries, William-30 Dewaard, Mr. jack-71 DeWin, Shirley-16, 51 DeYoung, Diana-30, 41 DeYoung, Jim-26, 48, 70, 71 DeYoung, Karen-14, 16, 34, 37, 38, 39, 43, 47, 50, 51, 57, 58 Diekman, Richard-16, 47 Dillinger, Fred-24, 35, 53 Dillinger, Ray-28 Doehring, Lynn-30 Doele, Mary Lou-16, 35, 37, 38, 39, 43, 47, 50, 55 Drew, Gilbert-30 Dykhouse, Marcia--30, 41 Dykhouse, Sharon-26, 39, 43, 47, 53 Dykstra, Dennis-28, 66, 70 - E .. Elkins, Frances-24, 39, 43, 47, 53 Ellis, Bob-16, 44, 45, 51, 63, 64, 71 England, Judy-28, 40 Eversdyk, Barbara-17, 38, 51 ... F - Faasse, Gordon-26, 53, 63, 65 Faasse, Harryerra-17, 51, 53 Farmer, Franklin-31 Fleser, Sandra-26, 43 Fliearman, Ray--28, 75 Ford, Carol-28, 34, 40, 43 Frost, Kay-24, 39, 43, 47, 53 Fry, Mr. Lloyd-8, 9 - G - Gabtion, Mr. john-10, 66, 70 Gallacher, George-30 Gallacher, Irean-24 Garter, David-30, 42 Geelhoed, Judy-28, 40, 43 Geelhoed, Marilyn-24, 39, 53 Graeber, George-26, 34, 36, 47, 66, 71 Graeber, Nancy-27, 36 Greenwold, Doug-28, 48, 70 Greig, Richard-24, 34, 35, 44, 53 Greig, Sherry-30, 41 Grunwell, Don--24, 53 .... H ... Hage, Ron-29 Hall, Lynn--27 Hankamp, Carol-24, 39, 43, 47, 51 Hankamp, Mr. John-9 Hankamp, Mary-30, 41 Hansen, Mr. Richard-10, 24 Haverhals, Marlow-29 76 Haverkamp, Dave--24, 35, 44, 45, 67, 69, 73, 74 Haverkamp, Pete-27 Hazebrook, Judie-29, 40, 43, 47 Heidema, Clare-30, 41 Heiclema, John-29, 70 Henriksen, Karen-17, 38, 39, 43, 47, 51, 56, 58 Herbig, Karen-24, 34, 39, 43, 47, 51 Herbig, Nancy-29, 34, 40, 43, 48, 49 Herzog, Pat-29 Hewartson, Patti-27, 43, 47 Heydenberg, Gene-24 Heydenberg, Marian-30, 41, 42 Hielkema, Paul-30 I-Iilton, Gerald-25 Hinken, Allyn-27, 42, 48 Hoek, Dave-29, 66, 70 Hoekstra, Bonnie-27, 43, 48 Hoezee, Larry-31 Hoezee, Melvin-25, 44, 53 Hoezee, Bob-31, 48 Hoffman, Bob-29, 66, 67, 68, 73 Hofman, Wendell-29, 66, 70 Hogle, Linda-27 Holcomb, Dale-31 Hommerson, Judy-31, 41, 46 Hooyer, Gladys-31, 41, 46 Hughes, Jerald-17, 38, 44, 47 Hughes, Pat-25, 39. 43, 47, 51 Huitema, Bill-25, 73 Huizinga, Miss Dorothea-10, 40, 51, 59 Huntley, David-31 .. 1 .. Inderbitzin, Gladys-29, 34, 46 - J - Jacobitz, Nancy-31, 34, 41 jeltes, Marcia-31, 41, 48 Jeltes, Mr. Simon-5 Jipping, Linda-31, 41 jipping, Mary Lou-27, 43, 48, 62 johnson, Bette-31, 41 Johnson, Betty-5, 17, 38, 43, 47, 50, 58 johnson, Brian-29, 48, 66 Joldersma, Gary-25 Jones, Kenneth-27, 48, 66 jones, Maurice-29 K Kamp, Lloyd-17, 44, 45, 51, 63, 64, 71 Kamp, Shirley-25, 39, 43, 48, 49, 62 Kamradt , Susan-31, 41 Kapteyn, Mr. Maurice-5 Kendall, Gail-29, 42, 43, 48, 49 Kerkstra, Ralph-25, 44, 45, 47, 63, 65 Kerkstra, Robert-29, 48 Kem, Evelyn-5, 17, 37, 38, 39, 43, 47, 50, 51, 55, 58 Kiel, Mary Lou-28, 29, 40, 43, 48 Kiel, Sharon--29, 40, 43, 48, 49 Kinsey, Mrs. Neva-10, 46 Klotz, Patti--31 Klynstra, Marlene-18, 34, 35, 37, 38, 39, 47, 50, 51, 55, 58, 59 Koetie, Gerald-31 Koetie, Wilma-25, 42, 43, 47 Konyndyk, Gordon-27, 42, 48, 66, 75 Konyndyk, Nancy-18, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 42, 48, 50, 55, 58, 59 Kooi, Carol-27, 43, 53 Kooiker, Tom-73, 74 Kooistra, Ralph-25, 28, 29, 44, 45, 48, 49, 63. 65 Korf, jim-28, 29, 34, 70 Korf, Judy-18, 35, 38, 39, 42, 43, 47, 50 Koster, Sharon-27, 35, 53 Krakowski, Jim-25, 44, 45, 48, 49, 53, 71, 72 Kronemeyet, Dale-29, 42, 48, 66 Kunnen, Karen-31, 41, 48 -L.. Lakanen, Mr. Roy-10, 26, 53, 75 Laninga, Jerry-29, 616, 70 2 Lenger, larry-31, Lieffers, Mr. Jay-10, 36, 53, 55, 59 Link, Dianne-31, 41, 48 Lipscomb, Claire-57 Little, Nancy-25, 35, 52 Loomis, Nancy-29, 40, 47 Loosenort, james-29 Lovell, Mrs. Robert-9 Lubberts, Danny-31 Lubberts, Sadie-25, 42, 43, 47, 51 Luscher, Mrs. Gordon-9 Luscher, Sandra-31, 41, 48 Lutke, Joanne-25, 36, 39, 42, 43, 48, Lutke, Marilyn-29, 40, 43, 48 ilyfci McKenney, Gary-29 McKindley, Mr. jack-10, 48, 59 McStamp, Terry-29 -M.. Main, Larry-31, 42 Marvin, Ruth Ann-31 Mate, Mrs. Maurice-9 Mate, James-31 49 Mate, Richard-27, 47, 52, 66, 70 Mayerhoefer, Barbara-18, 37, 38, 42, 47 50 Mayerhoefer, Julianna-29, 40, 42, 46, 47 Merritt, larry-31 Merritt, Sharon-25, 39, 43, 48, 62 Merryman, Charlene-31, 41 Merryweather, Larry-27, 71 Meyer Arthur-18, 58 43, Maueff Beverly-18, 37, ss, 42, 45, 47 51, 55 Miller, Mr. Robert-9 Miller, Roberta-27 Mitchell, Philip-27, 35, 45, 53, 66, r .. 0 - Opatic, Lorraine-27, 42, 47 Orange, Larry-29, 66, 70 Osenga, Marcia-31, 41 Osterink, Mrs. Alice-4, 11, 41, 59 Owen, William-31 -P- Perham, Gordon-25, 52 Peuler, Ruth-19, 38, 42, 48, 51, 59 Phelps, Glenn-31, 48, 52, 63 Pikaart, Alice-29, 40, 43, 47 Pipe, Corinne-25, 36, 39, 42, 43, 48, 49 Poelman, Miss Alyce-5 Poelman, Pat-27, 43, 62 Post, Mr. Lynn-10, 44, 53, 66, 70 Potjer, john-25, 71 Potier, Tom-31 Puls, Gerald-19, 35, 38, 42, 44, 45, 50, 51, 63, 64 Puls, Joyce-27, 42, 47 ..Q.-. Quakkelaar, Kent-29, 47, 66, 70 Quakkelaar, Mr. Gabriel-9 -R- Reeder, Russell-27, 63, 64, 71 Remtema, Leora-29, 40, 42, 48 Renkema, Roger-20, 45, 47, 63, 65 Reynolds, Martin-28, 29, 34, 66, 70 Rhoad, John-25, 35, 47, 53, 71 Riddering, Miss Della-11, 35, 37, 38, 50, 59 Riegling, James-31 Riewald, Paul-27, 35, 42, 48, 49, 53, 70 Riley, Patti--25 Ripperda, Wayne-25, 44, 45, 48, 52, 54, 70, 73 Mitchell, Sharon--18, 39, 42, 43, 47, 51, 58 Mockerman, Betty-40 Moerdyk, Paul-31 Moerd k, Verne-18, 37, 38, 55 Molenkamp, Robert-27, 53, 63, 65. 70, 71 Morrison, Mr. Keith-10, 42, 52 Moss, Judy-29, 40, 43, 47 Moore, Bernict+31, 41 Moore, Craige-25, 44, 45, 53, 71 Muilenberg, Kenneth-31, 52 Muilenberg, Phyllis-19. 35, 37, 38, 39 43, 47, 51, 58, 59, 62 Mulder, Robert-30 Mullens, Donald-19, 37, 38, 45, 51, 56 63, 64, 67, 68, 73, 74 Mulvihill, Judy-39, 43, 48, 49 - N .. Nagel, Carol-25, 39. 43 Nagel, Sharon-29, 40, 42, 43, 47 Nardin, Eugene-19 Nashk Donald-25, 34, 36, 44, 48, 49, 5 , 71 Nash, William-27, 42, 48, 49, 71 Nelson, Miss Joan-10, 43 63, 64, 75 Roberts, Bob-20, 44 Roberts, Joan-31, 41 Roberts, Roger-20, 44 Robson, Clare-31, 52 Robson, Diane-31, 41, 48 Robson, Robson Robert-27, 48, 66, 73 Susanne-29 40, 43, 48 Roest, Robert-25, 44 Rushton, Kathlene-20 Rynbrandt, Mr. Franklin-11, 30 -5- Sabin, Mr. Harold-11, 45, 63, 71 Sack, Kay-41 Sanders, Nancy-31, 41, 42 Sanford, Eugene-25, 44, 45, 63, 64, 71, 72 Satterla, Larry-25, 45, 48, 49, 53, 63, 71, 72 Saunders, Terry-31 Scanlon, David-31 Scnlon, Donna-25, 43, 53 Schenk, Alfred-31 Schenk Gar 31 1 Y' Schild, Ruth Ann-31, 41 Schild, Vernon-29 Schmidt, Arlene-20, 35, 38, 39, 43, 48, 49, 53, 59 Schmidt, Louise-29, 40, 43, 46, 47 Newhouse, Corlene--19, 35, 37, 38, 39, 43, 47, 50, 51, 57, 62 Newhouse, James-19, 51 Newhouse, Juanita-27, 43, 47, 53 Nickelson, Richard-31 Nielsen, Anne-19, 34, 37, 38, 39, 43, 48 49, 50, 52, 59, 62 Nielsen, Ned-29, 66, 70 Norder, Pat-25, 39, 42, 43, 47 Schumacher, Gerald-29 Scott, Ellen-38, 47, 51, 62 Seadorf, George-27, 66 Seymer, Miss Esther-11 Schellenberg, Mr. Robert-9 Shisler, Mr. Henry-11, 14 Shoemaker, Ronald-20, 44, 51, 58 Silvis, Dorothy-31, 42 Sjoerdsma, Pat-31, 41 Norlin, Lynn-27, 45, 47, 63, 65. 67, 68, 73 Novakowski, Ted-29, 47 Nuffesse, Joe-27 Nylaan, Marge-27, 42, 43, 48, 53 Sioerdsma, Robert-29 Slade, Fred-31, 34, 42 Slade, Sherrie-25, 35, 45, 52, 54 Slagter, Ellen-41, 42 Slagter, Robert-27 77 Slagter, William-31 Smith, james-25, 44, 48, 49, 53 Smith, Mary-25, 53 Snape, Donivee-31, 41 Snoeyink, Wayne--25, 34, 44, 67, 68 Snyder, Anna May-29 Snyder, Dale-31 Snyder, janet--25, 54 Snyder, Jerry-31 Snyder, Larry-31 Southwell, Edna-20, 43, 51 Steensma, Harvey-29 Stewart, Leila-29, 40, 48, 49 Stout, David-25, 44, 45, 48, 49, 54, 63, 64, 71 Sullivan, Dale-29, 66 Sullivan, Susan-41 Sunde, Paul--31, 34, 42, 62 Sunde, Dave-71 -T- Taylor, Donald-27, 49 Taylor, Ronald-47, 71 Teitsma, Kenneth-27 Teitsma, Marilyn-21, 48 Ten Brink, John-21, 50, 63, 65, 71, 72 Thompson, Connie-21, 38, 47, 51, 62 Thompson, Elaine-27 Thompson, Mrs. Mary-9 Thompson, Thomas-27, 34, 45, 63, 65, 67, 69, 73, 74 Toppen, Lenora-31, 41, 43 Toppen, Linda-31, 41, 43 Tovey, Rita-25 ...V... Van Ark, Sandra-29, 40, 42, 45, 47 Vander Iaan, Donna-31 Vander Meer, James-29, 48 VanderVeen, Mr. Jay-ll, 51 Vander Weide, Vernon-25, 36, 44, 48, 49, 54, 58, 63 Van Domelen, Mrs. Grace--11, 34, 51 Van Doom, Judy-29, 43, 47 Van Dyke, Dennis-25, 44, 47, 54, 63, 65 Van Dyke, Douglas-29 Van Dyke, Ruth-25, 39, 43, 47, 51, 62 Van Ham, Harold-29, 66, 70 Van Kalker, Joyce-25, 39, 43, 47, 51, 62 Van Kampen, Robert-27, 48 Van Komen, Ronald-29 Van Olst, Robert-29 Van Olst, Mrs. Theressa-5, 56, 59 Van Os, Ted-29, 66, 70 Van Schaik, David-31, 42, 52 Van Singel, Kay-21, 35, 38, 39, 47, 51 Van Singel, Keith-31, 59 Van Straten, Fred-29 Van Straten, Marlene-25, 39, 43 Van Til, Gar -ll, 21, 34, 35, 44, 45, 50, 51, 55, 6y3, 64, 67, 68, 69, 73, 74 Van Till, Marcia-40, 43, 48, 49 Velding, Judy-25, 34, 39, 43, 47, 51, 54, 62 Velding, Robert-29, 66, 70 Vincent, Gary-29 Vincent, Larry-25 Visser, Preston-25 Vogel, Josephine-29 -W- Waalkes, Mr. Peter-9 Wallace, Marie-31, 41 Wallace, Mary-31, 41 Wanenmacher, Miss Sally-11, 28, 39, 51 Vlarren, Barbara-29, 36, 40, 43, 48 Watts, Mrs. Clella-9 Watts, Jerry-29, 48, 66, 70 W'ebster, Edward-31 White, Bonnie-29, 40, 42, 43, 47 White, Mr. William-11, 52 Wierenga, Robert-27, 73 Wiers, Dale-31 Wright, Mr. Robert-11, 52, 56, 63, Wietsma, Ardis-27, 43, 48 67, 73 58, 63, 65 xiiiemsensgames-53 59 43 .., Y ,- Zuidema, Mr. Theodore-9 1 131115, 2100- , , Y , M , R b -5, 3, 7 Zuidema, Thomas-29, 42, 47 Wglson, Kathy-48, 49 'mg ' eu rn 3 zwxefs, Carol-21, 42, 47, 51 Wiseman, Karen-25, 34, 39, 43, 47 - Z - Zwiers, Eleanor-25, 46 Wiseman, Pat-29, 40, 43 Zagers, Mr. Albert-8 Zwiers, Marilyn--21 Wolbert, Judy-25, 39, 43, 53, 54, 62 Zuidema, Jack-29 Zwiers, Mary---29, 40, 43, 47 Patrons Alvene's Appliance Center - 1066 W. Burton St. Television and Appliance Sales and Service Alward Candy Company - 1900 BlandfordAve Wholesale Candy, Cigars. Cigarettes Alz Live Bait ---- 1407 Chicago Dr. Appliance Mart ---- 1150 Chicago Dr. Atend's Variety - ' 934 Grandville Ave. Berg's Men's Store - - 1001 Twenty-Eighth St. Four Star Clothes, VanHeusen Shirts Bert Johnson Building Co. - 1806 Orville St., S. E. Commercial Building Bliss Manufacturing . - - 1967 Godfrey Ave. Bill Roberts Service - - 1330 Grandville Ave. Bolt Warehouse Furniture Co. - 850 Grandville Ave. Bredeweg's 5c to 351.00 Store - 1520 Grandville Ave. Breen's Food and Beverage Store - 1156 Chicago Dr. Open Days and Nights Bud's Market ---- 1253 Chicago Dr. Quality Meats and Poultry Bultema Bros. Iron and Metal Co. - 719 W. Burton St. Buyers of Scrap Iron and Metal Burkhead Drug Store - - - 1160 Chicago Dr. Try Burkhead? First Burton Barber Shop - - 1143 Grandville Ave. We need your head to run our business Burton Beauty Nook ---- 960 Burton St. Chic's Paint Stores - - 1117 W. Burton St. Class of '36 Clark's Sunoco Service - 1558 Twenty-Eighth St. Road Service-Minor Repairs-Tires-Batteries Community Bakery - - - 1132 Chicago Dr. Cakes for all Occasions Cooper's Friendly Service - 801 W. Burton St. Mobiluhrication, Tires, Batteries and Tire Deskidding Craft Cleaners ---- 1120 W. Burton Sr. De Korver's Auto Supply - 1062-64 Burton St. Seat Covers, Batteries, Tires-We give S. ff H. Green Stamps Delight Donut House - - 1317 Chicago Dr. Get your daily dozen Diekema 8: Berkenpas Realty Co. - 2749 Clyde Park Service that Gets Results Doorenbos Hardware - - 1741 Godfrey Ave. Glass, Arts, Paints and Sporting Goods Dr. A. T. Taylor - - - 1415 Grandville Ave. Dr. G. E. Winter - Upstairs, 1967 Godfrey Ave. Dr. H. Vander-Zwaag - 1415 Grandville Ave. Dr. H. L. Coburn - Upstairs, 1600 Grandville Ave. Dr. R. K. Jewell - - - 1115 W. Burton St. Optometrist Dr. J. R. Stryker, D.D.S. - Upstairs, 1967 Godfrey Ave. Dutmer's Sunoco Service - Burlingame and Burton Sunoco Service with a Smile-S. Cf H. Green Stamps Finkbeiner's Garage - - - 1331 Chicago Dr. Four-Star Service Station, Inc. - 1045 Chicago Dr. Remember the Red Station-A better buy Fred's Trading Post - - 1550 Twenty-Eighth St. Quality Groceries and Meats Fry House - - - - - 1325 Chicago Dr. Sure, Ace eats here Fryling Jewelry ---- 1045 W. Burton St. Fine Diamonds - Sheaffer Pens - Silverware Elgin, Bulova, Hamilton and Longines4Wittnauer Watches Galewood Bakery - - - 1070 W. Burton St. Galewood Gulf - - - 1200 W. Burton St. Galewood Outfitting Co. - 1038-44 W. Burton St. Furnishings for the entire home Galewood Super Market - 1046 W. Burton Sr. We give S.6 H. Green Stamps General Finance Loan Co. - 1600 Grandville Ave. Upstairs George Isenhoif - - - 1514 Roosevelt Ave. G. I. Body Shop - - - 650 W. Burton St. Auto Body Repairing and Painting Grand Rapids Gravel Co. - - 2100 Chicago Dr. Washed Sand and Gravel -Ready-Mix Concrete Grand Rapids Printing Ink Co. - 1365 Judd Ave. Grandville-Wyoming Transit Co. - 1817 Porter St. Special Rates for Charter Service Green Meadow Dairy - - 1506 Chicago Dr. Ice Cream, Thick Malteds, Lunches and Dairy Products Greenwald's Drug Store - 1113-15 W. Burton St. Soda Fountain and Drugs Groen's Hardware - - - 1600 Grandville Ave. Hall's Barber Shop - - - 1240 W. Burton St. Hanson's Cut Rate Drug Store - 1269 Chicago Dr. Mart and jean Lipp, Proprietors Herman Remtema - - 826-856 W. Burton St. Electrical Construction H 8: M Dry Cleaners - - 1123 Chicago Dr. Huizen's Furniture of Galewood - 1031 W. Burton Ideal Lawnmower Shop - 1143 W. Burton St. Jelsema Hardware - - 1538 Clyde Park Ave. Leonard Refrigerators and Appliances Jersey Dairy ---- 1627 Berkley Ave. Jewell Tea Company, Inc. - 1967 Godfrey Ave. C ofee - Fine Foods - Housewares Joldersma 8: Son Funeral Home - 832 Grandville Ave. Jurgens 8: Holtvluwer - - 1506 Grandville Ave. Grand Rapids Izrgest Outlying Department Store J. 8: W. Blouw - 172 Ottawa, Grandville, Mich. General Contractor Zuidema, Ronald-21, 43, 38, 44, 45 51 Kent Block Company - - 1621 Chicago Dr Kent Block Hardware - - 1623 Chicago Dr Kent Dry Cleaners - - 1421 Grandville Ave Kimble Auto Electric Co. - 1257-59 Chicago Dr Koeze's Foodtown - - 1149 W. Burton St. You buy from folks you know at Foodtown Koster's Body 8c Frame Shop - 1200 W. Burton St. Bear Wheel Alignment Krell Paper Stock Company - 580 W. Burton St Always buying Waste Paper Kuiper Funeral Home - - 1311 Chicago Dr Langehorst Bible Book House - 1507 Grandville Ave Lajay Beauty Salon - - - 1967 Godfrey Ave Lenger Construction Co. - - 1048 Chicago Dr Linda's Flower Shop - - 1427 Grandville Ave Lloyd's Typesetting Service - 1215 W. Burton St Midway Super Service - - 447 Grandville Ave M. D. Oherg. Proprietor Miller Equipment Company - 1502 Chicago Dr. Mulder's Bakery - - - 900 Grandville Ave Quality Bakery Mulder Grocery ---- 1502 Chicago Di' Groceries, Meats, Ice Cream, Vegetables, Frozen Fruits Muller's Shoe Store - - 1531 Grandville Ave Nagel Grocery ---- 1255 Chicago Dr Complete Line of Groceries Nash Body Shop - - - 1809 Godfrey Ave Nehi Beverage Company - 1267 W. Burton St Bottlers of R-C Cola and Par-T-Pak Beverages Nylaan jewelry - - - 1436 Grandville Ave O'Connor-Rice ---- 2052 Division Ave. Creators ol Distinctive Photographs Ondersma Insurance - - - 1131 Chicago Dr. In your Community since 1927 Opdendyk Jewelry - - - 1135 Chicago Dr Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry Park 5c to 31.00 Store - - 1106 W. Burton St Pete's Radio 8: T.V. - - - 1104 Chicago Dt. Pfeffer's Rexall Drug - - 1054-56 W. Burton St. Prescriptions and Vitamins Pure Milk Dairy - - - 1261 Chicago Dr. Where Quality Prevails Roadway Express, Inc. - - 1400 Federal Ave. Roosevelt Tire Shop - - 1447 Grandville Ave. Rose's Shoe Store - - - 1118 W. Burton St. Ball-Band Gym Shoes-Shoe Repairing is our Specialty Roy Breen's Standard Service - 1544 Chicago Dr. Roy's Auto Service Garage - 1150 W. Burton St. Roy Kooistra, Proprietor Schaafsmas ----- 1444 Chicago Dr. Sid's Service Garage - 601 W. Burton at Century Trailers and Accessories Don Carlon and Pete De Vries, Proprietors Simmons Paint 84 Hardware - 1540 Twenty-Eighth St. Smant 8: Harkes Tile Co. - - 1138 Chicago Dr. Tile and Floor Covering Southwest Excavating Co. - 1835-45 Blandford Ave. Contract and Custom Excavating Southwest Ice 8: Fuel - - - 930 Chicago Dr. Southwest Soda Bar - - - 1142 Chicago Dr. The Rebels' Hangout Specialty Printing Co. - - 1219 W. Burton St. Designed' to Meet Your Needs Start's Venetian Blind 8: Shade Shop - 822 Grandville Ave. State Soft Water Co. - - 1518 Twenty-Eighth St. Suburban 5c and 10c Store - 921 Twenty-Eighth St. Suburban Hardware - - 1215 Chicago Dr. General Hardware, Paints and Sports Equipment Terry's Sandwich Shop - - 1140 W. Burton St. Bish ana' Terry, Proprietors Thurston Camp's Sunoco Service - 1402 Chicago Dr. Super Service, Sunoco Oil Products Tony's Friendly Service - - 827 Chicago Dr. Toppen Garage 8: Texaco Service - 1850 Chicago Dr. We hx anything that burns gas Waalkes Super Market - - 1155 Chicago Dr. I. G. A. Warren's Standard Service - 800 Burton at Clyde Park It's a Pleasure to Serve You Wesrrate 8: Streelman Agency - 1502 Grandville Ave. Insurance and Real Estate Wyoming Park Lumber 8: Hardware - y Porter and Byron W Wyoming Polishing Works - 1920 Clyde e. W Reed's Truck Sales - - 959 Chicago Dr. S Mack Trucks--Dodge Trucks Q ' R' . Da' - . 1430 Qh' D I Visser Dry Goods - - - - e. X ezzitgaa pafqged Malt an cffffo I ' ' - , J one C 5- 604 Your Fruit Basket - ' 5 w -B' t. 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