Loy Norrix High School - Accolade Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1963 volume:

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Always ready to serve the school, he guides students and teachers in their activities. Working with him as Assistant Principal, Mr. Pierre Biron, fPierrej aids Mr. Griflith in his ex- ecutive duties and works closely with students and student government. Putting the finishing touches on the oflice duties are the secretaries. Not only do they type and take dictation, but they also keep innumerable student records. Working together, they have made Loy Norrix a school we can rightfully view with pride. TRC G FRAMEWORK Mr. Pierre Biron assists students and principal. Students work in office. 5 OFFICE STAFF, 1. to r.: Mrs. Geraldine Tifft, Mrs. Frances Bilder, Mrs. Betty Niemi. 1 X X 1 COUNSELORS, l. to r.: Mr. Kryn Rynbrand, Mrs. Dorothy Horst, Mrs. Beatrice Hayden, Mr. George Phillips, Miss Patricia Komskig Head Counselor. Counselors keep accurate records . . . help with student problems 8 l 4 l Mrs. Thelma Waber, visiting teacher. It would be hard to imagine Norrix without the help of its special staff. Working between the adminis- Miss Virginia Allen, school nurse. trators and teachers, their essential duties link the many different divisions of Norrix. Their important services keep Norrix on the credit side. DIVER IFIED PRUBLEM ' . . . schedule classes - - - Su ide students in vocational choices i i M l l Q i 9 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, SEATED, L. to R.g Truesdell, Journalisrng Mrs. Edith Ensfieldg Mrs Mrs. Jean Leedyg Mrs. Phyllis Albeeg Mrs. Barbara Kay Szymczak, Dramatics. STANDING: Mr. Rich Mrs. Phyllis Albee makes a point. LA UAGE Living with others means conversing with peo- ple. In our English classes we not only learn basic grammar, but we are exposed to many new ideas and learn to understand others and express ourselves through the written and spoken word. Foreign languages, besides teaching us the speech of another country, show how the people of that country live. It is plain that NorriX's language department Opens Varied Doorsf, 4 e i J E Smith, Mr. John Belanger, Mr. Everett Mr. Miller Stayrook, Mr. Robert OPE VARIED DOCDR FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT, l. to r.: Mrs. Mrs. Norma Dowling, French, English, Mrs. Gretchen Eloise Bausch, Spanish, French, Miss Louise Porter, Latin, Moses, English, German. 1 SOCIAL SCIENCE, FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: Mrs, Anne Peppel, Gov't., Econ., Mr. Charles Ocvirek, U.S. Hist., Bodine, U.S. Hist., Mr. Don Sikkema, U.S. Hist., Soc. LN., Mr. Wilbur Enslield, Soc. Liv., U.S. Hist.g Mr. Del Bren- ner, Gov't., Home and Family. SECOND ROW: Mr. Sam Gov't., Econ., Mr. Bill Stuifbergen, World Hist.5 Mr. FIRM BASIS FUR SCIENCE, l. to r.: Mr. Clare Albee, Biol, Health and Safety, Mr. Norrix Sutton, Chem., Mr. Harold Jones, Physics, Chem., Miss Martha McKamey, Biol., Mr. Les Greene, Biol., Miss Mary Kay Lewis, Biol. Q. .,,,.. ,Q QQQH HE' 12 M Norrix provides opportunities for everyone to explore the field of his choice. The well equipped science labs and numerous branches of bas- ic subjects make learning more per- sonalized. Future secretaries and scientists alike appreciate the many- sided curriculum. BUSINESS EDUCATION, 1. to r.: Mr. Karl Palrnatier, Bkkg., Bus. Arith., Bus. Lawg Mrs. Dolores Brown, Typing, Sec. Prac., Steno., Mrs. Rose Ann Schneider, Typing, Gen. Bus., Mr. Donald Brinks, Typing, Off, Mach., Sec. Bkkg. TRO G FUTURE MATHEMATICS, SEATED, l. to r.: Mrs. Edna Stafford, Alg., Geo., Cons. Math., Mr. Leo Nurrenbern, Geo., Alg., Cons. Math. STANDING, Mr. Pat Hudson, Geo., Cons. Math. Alg.g Mr. Robert Feldt, Alg., Trig.g Mr. Roland Griswold, Geo., Cons. Math., Alg.5 Mr. Loren Radabaugh, Cons Math., Geo. 13 ART DEPARTMENT, I. Com., Fine Artg Mr. Rodney Rothman, Crafts. Bandg Mr. Martin Flavin,,Oi'chestra-5 Mr: Thomas Kasdorfj Chorus, Choir, Ensemble. A COLORF UL LIFE THRUUGH The various facets of Norrix's art program offers everyone a chance to express himself. Stu- dents may learn anything from how to bake a cake to how to sing an aria, from how to build a bookcase to how to paint a picture. to r.: Mr. Jack Bennett, General, MUSIC DEPARTMENT l to r' Mr Stanley Willson E Y 1 14 INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION, 1. to r.: Mr. Richard Kowal, Gen. Drafting, Eng. Drafting, Arch. Drawing 3 Mr. David DeLano, Printing, Gen. Drafting, Mr. John Kruger, Wood ART Work, Mr. Dan Stevens, Gen. Metals, Gen. Drafting 3 Mr John I-Iigdon, Auto Mech. HOMEMAKING, 1. to r.: Mrs. Shirley Means, Foods, Home Ec Mrs. Helen Humm, Clothing, Foods, Home Nursing. 15 LIBRARY STAFF, 1. to r.: Mrs. Daily, Mrs. P. Wellett, Mrs. M. Warner, Mrs. D. Werden. WOI 1'I1S. LIBRARY HELP, FIRST ROW, l. to r.: S. GriHi.th, K. Humm, C. Morrison, L. Garmire, S. Mills, B. Penny, S. Fish. SECOND ROW. ALERT Reading, writing, and research are elements that keep the students, the staff, and the student staff busy as book L. Gruizenga, H. Hoogendyk, B. Cleasley, B Shipley. 16 DRIVER EDUCATION, 1. to r.: Mr. Reese Protz, Health and Safetyg Mr. John Shelander, Mr. Bdb Barringer. MENTALLY AND PHYSICALLY PHYSICAL EDUCATION, l. to r.: Miss Gladys Ferguson, Mrs l Lucille Kushner, Mr. Don Lukens, Mr. Bob Quiring. CAFETERIA STAFF, SEATED, l. to r.: R. Claus, A. STANDING: L. Johnston, I. Houtcamp, J. Kline, L. Van Shaffer, D. Vanderbeek, manager, I. Day, G. Gerrish. Auken, G. Durian, M. Bruns. ERVICE TAFF : CAFETERIA HELP, SEATED, l. to r.: Mary Drummond, Don Drummond, Tom Garton, Dave Rouse, Irene Baker, Fay Vinyard, Janet Bean, Farrel, Bill Butler, Bill Epley, Bob Kingsbury, and Jackie Heydeck, Jackie Bostic. STANDING: Darl Pat VanDaf. 18 JANITORS, 1. to r.: J. Smith, B. Try, C. Wuis, M. Forsman, D. Freeman, L. Vanden Busche. BACKBO EOF ORRIX Behind the scenes at Norrix are our book store staff, janitors, cafeteria staff, and stage manager. Through their hard work Norrix is kept running smoothing. For this, we owe them a vote of thanks. SCHOOL STORE, l. to r.: Martha White, Scott Evens, Bruce Ray, Rodger Storteboom, Bob Greene, Bruce Daly. 19 Stage Manager D. Maynard W 4... , STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS, l. to r.: Charles Sturtevant, Vice President, William Sanderson, Treasurer, Leonard Pratt, President, Martin Mullen, Parliamentarian. FRONT: Lucille Kline, Secretary. TUDE TEXEC TIVE BRA CH Among the new and varying activities of the Student Council was the more effective organization of the Executive Council, directed by Leonard Pratt, Presi- dent. This administrative body of the council worked under a secretary system where one person was as- signed to a job as opposed to the committee plan previously used. Other advancements made by the Council this year: a vast anti-litter campaign which included signs and catchy trash barrels for the halls, poster regulations which were organized through Art Club to keep high quality posters throughout the school, a more effi- cient exchange student program which included not only a student sponsored by Norrix, but next year's project of sending a Norris student abroad. A new school song was selected by the Council, and the Constitution was amended. This year's Council has strengthened the position and prestige of our student government and made it bet- ter than ever. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: l. to r., Carol Woodhams, Neff, Martha Mullen, Donald Sanderson fbackj. Lucille STUDENT COUNCIL, l. to r., BACK ROW: Carol Hy- zer, Sue Barthold, Judi Macomber, Wesley Carpenter, Char Brewer, Kay Klausmeyer, Sharon Berghuis, Joyce Moul- throp, Sue Burt, Veronica Davitt, Mary Ream, Mary Jane Rajkovich, Sandra Meconi, Sue Treudt, James Schuster, William Yenner. FRONT ROW: Robert Anderson, Bar- bara Gowell, Wood Hubbard, Linda Reams, Laurie Morris, Nancy Whitrock, Mary Miller, Bruce Martin, Carol Wolt- huis, Donald Sanderson. OFFICERS SEATED AROUND TABLE. Klempp fbackj, Charles Sturtevant, Leonard Pratt, Sanderson, William Kirkpatrick. Student Council promotes clean halls and new poster regula- tions. 3 W PEP CLUB, Officers in center of FIRST ROW, l. to r.: Parliamentarian Barb Penny, Student Council Represent- Secretary Joyce Moulthrop, .Vice President Pat Llewellyn, ative Carol Wolthuis. President Sharon Korkinsky, Treasurer Judy Macomber, FIGHT FCR CRRIX HIGH! E Beginning with the appear- ance of unearthly creatures at Sophomore initiation, the Pep Club continued to boost ex- citement and enthusiasm with pep rallies, including faculty cheerleaders. Spirit was also sparked by the first Football Homecoming Bonfire. Not limited to major sports, the Pep Club has promoted interest in track, swimming and wrestling teams. Picture on opposite page: Lynn Becker and Mona Lindauer in a scene from Catalina's water show Moments to Remem- ber. VARSITY CLUB 1 to r FIRST ROW' B Shipley J Ritchie M Biber L Wallace T Cofiield Sponsor Don McNally B La Duke R Klempp Secretary Treasurer W Sxkkema THIRD ROW T ASSCl1D J Sm1th S Snow F Carpenter Pres1dent Mlke Long V1ce Presldent C Stur Brundage B Haskett Nowak W Amsbury R Schmell tevant I 'Laure SECOND ROW R Roecker T Haynes meyer B Vander Wege D De Young D Brxgham P Rez1n B Spauldmg B Txmkovxch B VARSITY CL GET REVENGE Wearmg then' sweaters on days of sport events, Norrxx lettermen add color and school Splflt Varslty Club act1v1t1es th1s year 1ncluded con trlbutmg funds for a forexgn exchange student, donat1ng a sweater to some member, sponsormg an Athlete of the Year Award, glV1Ilg a gxft to the school, and havmg hayr1des B1ggCSt event for th1s club was the Faculty Vars1ty basketball game It was avenge past defeats as our boys really stomped the faculty men Through faxr play and team work club members finally wxped up the floor w1th the faculty ,-1' The Key Club Glee Club rehearses for State Convention, where they won first place. KEY CL F0 TER ACTIVITIE Sponsoring anything from sock hops to a plaque for the Outstanding Senior of the Year, the Key Club has played an active part in Norrix life. Members also L. to r., FIRST ROW: Mr. T. Kasdorf, sponsor, B. Sander- son, President, J. Bennett, Vice-President, J. Westra, Sec- retary. SECOND ROW: A. Erickson, D. DuMouchel, D. Bishop, B. Hoppe, C. Holder, T. Wilson. THIRD ROW: J. Schuster, Student Council Representative 5 P. Vandenberg, ushered at all school events, raised money to help support the foreign exchange student, and promoted school spirit. D. West, B. Potts, D. Schelb, D. Seabold, R. Lepley FOURTH ROW: D. Sanderson, T. Thomas, D. Lyman, M. Harlan, R. Shipley, W. Heap, H. Gilbert, D. Blease Not pictured: J. Griffith, Treasurer. 1 ? MODERN DANCE CLUB, l. to r., STANDING: C. Campbell, S. BASKETBALL CAPTAINS, 1. to r. Schreuder. SEATED.' R. Brown, F. Yarbrough, J. Bostic. G.I.A. I What kind of dancing is that? Mem- bers of the Modern Dance Club, a branch of the Girls' Intramural Associa- tion, are used to questions like this. They, along with others who enjoy bas- ketball or tennis, find that learning new sports is a lot of fun. For those interested in bowling, a coed league was formed, adding to the groups G.I.A. sponsors. STANDING: J. Harvey, B. Gorton, J Long, N. Lobdell. SEATED: J. Bean J Bean, J. Bostic. TENNIS CLUB, l. to r. STANDING: S. Null, J. Long, V. Furman, E. Troff, E. VanEck, F. Yarbrough, S. Smith. SEATED: K. Hammill, B. Hammill, B. Harrison, A. Overbey, M. Mejeur. BOWLING CLUB, l. t. r., FIRST ROW: P. Dykster- house, R. Timkovich, S. Chapman, L. Butler. SEC OND ROW: M. Brown, D. Stockwell, S. Smith, A. Cunningham, M. Cosby, N. Moses, A. Campbell, L. VanSweden, D. Weidemann, M. Yonkers, M. John son, F. Vineyard. THIRD ROW: M: Bryan, E. Trolf, L. Stevenson, S. Carpenter, E. Kurt, D. Ty- ler, L. Scheffers, M. Wagner, J. Teugh, J. Hinckley, S. Treudt. CATALINA CLUB: FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: K. Swartz, M. M. Lindower, J. Bostic. THIRD ROW.' K. Brennen, L. Nurrie, C. Barkenbus, J. Krill, J. Beeby. SECOND ROW: Becker, M. Rajkavich, J. Johnson, C. Donaldson, L. Stock- J. Long, E. Garner, P. Kronk, L. Boji, L. Marquardt, R. er, P. Bryan, J. Brenner, S. Yenner, P. VanSyoc, K. Krane. Davitt, B. Brown, M. Johnson, A. Guarisco, C. Brundage, This quartet of Janet Krill, Jane Beeby, Marcia Nurris, and Carol Barkenbus swept the audience OH' to the Hawaiian islands. UCCESS! Two elderly ladies reminiscing over past songs intro- duced the theme of Remember Whenf' Norrix's synchronized swimming show presented by the Cata- lina Club under the direction of Mrs. Lucille Kush- ner. Some of the highlights of the show, were: a solo by Karen Swartz to the music of Spellbound, a duet by Ronnie Davitt and Bill Sturtevant to Deep Pur- ple, and a swimming version of the Charleston L. Boji, L. Marquardt, M. Rajkavich, and K. Brennen opened their Gabby Goose act with this pose. 32 it ART CLUB, FIRST ROW: l. to r.: Carol Lane, TenBrink, Martha Mullen, Pam VanWerden, Mr. Carol Frank, Dave Blease, Wood Hubbard, Linda Jack Bennett the sponsor, Melody Mack, Marty Rick- Reams. SECOND RO W.' Jeanne Theodore, Cheryl man. TUDE DEDICATED TO ART Sponsored by Mr. Jack Bennett, the Art Club is composed of stu- dents with a sincere interest in art. Members made posters and cle- signed programs for many school events. Through money-raising projects, the Snow Carnival Sculpture con- test and trips to art exhibits and the Chicago Institute of Arts, the club made a valuable contribution to our school. Art Club sculpture celebrated the Christmas Spirit. a 1 ,W gy wav 33 Jeanne Theodore watches as Jim Frank works on pottery. THESPIANS, 1. to r., FIRST ROW: M, Mullen, C. Frank, B. Flegel, M. Johnson, C. DeHaan, D. Harvey, T. Hawley, J. Crockett, D Blease G. Cook, D Jackson . Theadore ' 2 ' J :I 5 B. Bartlett, C. Guild. SECOND ROW: J. Boram, S. Yen- ner, L. Becker, D. Spenser, J. Lyons, V. Goodnough, L Gruizinga, H. Hogendyk, M. Rickman, V. Bell, M. Mack P. VanWerden, L. Knustsan. THIRD ROW: C. Trubey M. Lindeau, D. Minor, C. TenBrink, T. Shirripa, S. Ansell E. Troff, M. McGooen, W. Hubbard, Mrs. Szymczack. DRAMATIC GROUPS SPEAK GU Providing crews for all behind stage work for NorriX's Productions The Thespians paint scenes, collect props and manage lighting. Does Ron remind you of any other speaker? J Fun is mixed with work in the Forensics Club where students improve speaking habits. Competition is held in oratory, interpretive reading, extemporaneous speaking, declamation, and humorous reading. The Debate Club challenges the minds of the debaters and help them develope skills in speaking and in thinking. It also promotes friendly DEBATE, 1. to r., FIRST ROW: C. Rothrock, V. Boers, R. Brot, J. Smith, P. Davidoff, M. Jones, W. Rodger. STANDING: Mrs. K. Szymczak. Nancy Wittrock makes up for Follies relations with other schools through competition. Mrs. Kay Szymczak sponsors all of these organizations. FORENSICS, l. to r., FIRST ROW: S. Sutton, J. Smith, M. Jones, C. Brew- er. SECOND ROW: R. Brot, Mrs. K. Szymczak, W. Rodger, P. Davidoff. LAB ASSISTANTS FIRST ROW l to r Phyllis John son Chemistry Mike Hinckley Physics Janet Whiting Bioloffy Norrix offers special opportunities for students in- helping to set up experiments and checking paper terested in science. These pupils, chosen as lab as- work for the busy science teachers. sistants, earned money while they enjoyed learning CVERTIME I THE LABCRATCRIE Radio bugs found that they, too, were provided for. from the Federal Communications Commission and This year's radio club set up an aerial on the build- were assigned a call, W8EBU ing, planned a complete station, received a license I RADIO CLUB, l. to r.: Robert Greene, Wood Hubbard, Jim Eva.ns,, Charles Holder, Bill Rof- fins, Ron Miller. RED CROSS, l. to r., SEATED: Mrs. Norma Dowling, Ed Hein, Richard Ludeking, Dale Forsman, Rosann Laramy Scott Evens, Susie Carl, Liz Gardner, Mary Vander Wall. Pam Embs, Shirly Meyers, Kathy Pollins, Ann Laddik, Mary STANDING: Jim Evans, Karen Harveson, Mary Ludeking, Harvy, Linda Carr, THEC RED CRCSS THE PI The Red Cross assisted in a variety of activities in the Nursing homes, volunteer work at hospitals, and at community this year. 'The Enrollment Room drive, tenclance at city-wide functions were included. gift boxes at Christmas, valentines to patients in Red Cross Representatives plan activities. l .Jn f X it is it zt f sw Wg 3? 37 3 3 'L r' ,A M, l German cities become alive through the interest of German Club members, such as Rose Timkovich. German Club has been active this year in raising money for a foreign exchange student. To help sponsor this they had a paper drive and a car wash. The club also found time to design a snow sculpture which won Hrst place during bas- ketball homecoming week. A German dinner was held in the spring. GERMA FUR THE FU CF IT GERMAN CLUB, l. to r., FIRST ROW: Ilze Lejins, Dave Rose Tirnkovich, Joan Clark, Allen Benson, Linda Won- Hammar, Penny VanDyk, Jeanne Theodore. SECOND derley, Lynn Zinser, Nancy Schewe. ROW: Karen Harnmill, Cheryl Stickel, Marti Rickman, 38 F.T.A., l. to r., FIRST ROW: Shirley Pikkaart, Liz Dig- gles, Sue Miller, Barbara Ruhs, Kay Marshall. SECOND ROW: Mr. Wilber Ensfield, Ellen Troff, Sue Mason, Pam VanSyoc, Linda Eccles, Mary Harvey, David McCann, Mrs. Edith Ensiield. F .T.A. EXPLORE EDUCATIO Loy Norrix Future Teachers, sponsored by their fa- vorites, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ensfield, interested stu- dents in the teaching profession by promotion and en- couragement. Highlights of the club's year were its rocket Blast Offn Hoat in Homecoming, Halloween party, and two teas - one for Norrix students inter- ested in teaching, the other for all ninth grade stu- dents coming to Norrix next year interested in the Future Teachers of America. Mr. Wilbur Ensfield drives the F.T.A. Blast Off rocket in the Homecoming parade. FUTURE NURSES CLUB, l. to r., FIRST ROW: Lois Pratt, Kit Marshall, Jean Bestervelt, Carol Wyman, Carol James, Susie Carl, Gayle Lawler, Ann Hoogendyke, Jane Eodchick. Panse, Ann Ward, SECOND ROW: Susie Green, Bonnie CLUBS SHOW As a part of their active interest in the school, the Future Nurses Club spon- sored candy sales during the year. However, their work was not confined to the school, for several of the girls also did volunteer work at Bronson Hospital once a week through the year. This has been a worth while training for their future years in nursing. Sponsor for the club is Miss Virginia Allen, School Nurse. Miss Allen demonstrates first aid to Gayle Lawler. 40 if I CHESS CLUB, 1. to r., FIRST ROW: Dave Mathers, Mr. Steu Bruns, Mary Heacok, Greg Schei, Karla Von Linsowe Griswold fthe club sponsorj SECOND ROW: Jim Evans, Randy Sheilheimer. VARIETY AT ORRIX JR. PEACE CORPS, 1. to r., FIRST ROW: Suzanne Leveque, Barbara Harrison, Norman Eaton SECOND ROW: Judy Johnson, Susan Mulder, Mrs. Anne Bodine, Sponsor. 41 SOCIOLOGY CLUB, l. to r., FIRST ROW: C. Sturte- vant, A. Griflith, S. Meconi, L. King, M. Hartleroad, M. Cronin. SECOND ROW: M. Reardon, B. Bartlett, J. Mas- sey, D. Harvey, D. Maloney, J. McNally, L. Kline, G. Wel- lenkamp, G. Sands, J. Vanderlaan, P. Molhoek, M. Reams. The Sociology Club, sponsored by Mr. Del Brenner, was a class which became a club this year. The all- THIRD ROW: Sponsor Mr. D. Brenner, S. Kirkendall, M. Davis, B. Ormes, J. Russell, R. Williams, W. Hubbard, H. Major, W. Spaulding, S. Evans, H. Harding, J. Higdon, R. Greene, J. Kinens, R. Boughton, J. Perry. senior group mainly studied sociological problems. They sponsored bake sales and a trip to Chicago. VARIETY - ACTIVITY A D EXPRESSIO , ,ii ,tg 5 6 Q Q K K 6 'f Wm! :re ,MP 54332 fifgw' Fi , ff' '. .':-:jf elf. '-K' I f 'Wf3ffSgU?f?zg : ff5i:F'I.- -1' . U H Ri it 52 -,.'Eff-21i5?: Z: ,. 5 lwzi x , fvm gxw :K f A :WWW at My Mew 4x?M9fww ik' fi K '52, F K L A XX v H H mf 5 Q Q H221 V W av A . in it I , 1 8 2 , ii . Q . Ag . 5 +1 1 gs 1 V fi ' , . . 55 I -, X Z., K S 2- K7 , 1 V .. 5 b l 2 f ' - 4 Q . I Q Law ,gy JL QQ L,-v X ,B A m 'P ek. '41 IFE? X X 2,22 ig a i,H SYZ X f in F -- K: ff' 'Q .,,'. ' 5 :' QM, ,FLEA . e.,,3f,? :A I gf , , A as -4 , ,, 'I , , L g,Ag1.-fffg5a. f 5 FRONT ROW, l. to r.: Dave Nydegger, John Lewis, Dave Karen Milbeck, Sarah Yenner. THIRD ROW: Pam Embs, Mather, Nancy Kudary, Linda Wonderley, Roger Lepley, Linda Bergy, Peggy Bryan, Dave Allen, Jim Dugger, Jack Mary Alberti, Becky Duke. SECOND ROW: Paul Ritsema Waber, Bob McColpin. FOURTH ROW: jim Miller, Russ at piano, Dave Appel, Sue Null, Dave Blackburn, Mike Pet- Nipe, Dave Blease, John Westra, Kit Marshall, Bill Robin- kus, Kris Donaldson, jan Brenner, Pat Hedges, Gale Miller, son, Gordon Hayner. CRCHE TRA KEEP CRRIXI TU E Vicki Comar waits for her turn. The versatile orchestra has an apparently unlim- ited range of pieces which they play - from Se- lections from Camelot to a moving Bach selec- tion. The orchestra has played for Bye Bye Birdie, Diary of Anne Frankf, the Christmas Concert, and Baccalaureate. Their success is credited to their director, Mr. Martin Flavin. Members of the orchestra were screened at audi- tions before Mr, Flavin, who visited each Kalama- zoo junior high in search of prospective musicians. Although the practice sessions were time-consum- ing, the resulting harmony was worth the effort. r P BA D CHOOL Sounds of music are heard through the yelling crowds at football and basketball games. By contributing background for assemblies and musical productions and through sponsoring Kaleidoscope, NorriX's annual Band Follies, the full band and dance band add to color and excitement during the school year. To complete a rewarding year, the band per- formed at the Spring Festival and graduation. Band officers discuss their next band formation, 1. to r.: Vice President Dave Blease, Secretary Pat Hedges, and President Bruce Ray. l FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: V. Boers, L. Eccles, A. Rosentriter, L. S. McCormick, J. Penning, S. Abnet, M. Stalter, R. McCo1ping Diggles, P. Dyksterhouse, J. Lyons, K. Milbeck, P. Hedges. B. Robbins, L. Bos, W. Ingersol. THIRD ROW: J. Clark, C SECOND ROW: M. Petkus, B. Bly, K. Raynard, P. Vickery, Johnson, D. Blackburn, J. Waber, M. Holcomb, I. McClain, W ii w l l Q ,. ,....,. .. . ARCDUSES PIRIT MAJORETTES, l. to r.: Lynne Porter, Kathy Dougherty, Donna Harvey, Sue Ford, Elaine Hightower. Band in action on football Held. N. Zomer, V. Comar, P. Embs, L. Weesies, L. B. Kooistra, M. Grose, D. Hammer, D. Blease, J. John- Glenn, D. Milham, D. Cloud, R. Brot, W. son, Director Stanley Willson, Bob Miller, J. Miller, G. FOURTH ROW: T. Reinstein, J. Flegal, White, D. Henry, J. Evans, G. Hayner. M. 1. l. to r., FIRST ROW: Donaldson, Lindaeur, Day, Hobbs, Appel, Blackburn. SECOND ROW: Bixler, Wob- brock, Kreling, Dick, G a y l e r, Dykema. THIRD ROW: Go- well, Jalving, LaPekas, Schroder, W e s t r a, L o n g. F O U RTH ROW: McLain, Ku- dary, Molhoek, Strib- ley, Kindle, Vanden- Berg. FIFTH ROW: Zupanic, Berghuis, Harmens, Pratt, Wa- ber, Nipe. SIXTH ROW: Wolthius, Kline, Bogart, Haskett, Anderson, Gilbert. MELCDY SET THE CCD CHOIR OFFICERS, l. to r.: Treasurer Martie Mullen, President Bill Kirkpatrick, Vice-President Jon Dykema, Secretary Mary Harmens. Six standing-room-only perform- ances of Bye Bye Birdien were followed by as active a year as our choir has ever had. Among the high points were the Third Annual Christmas Festival, Mastersingers, second appearance with the Kalamazoo Symphony, a Spring Concert, the third per- formance with the Junior Sym- phony, participation in the Michigan All-State Honors Choir, the All-School Spring Festival and the Twilight Con- cert. L. to r., FIRST ROW: Hobbs, Harding, Pease, White, Brewer. SEC- OND ROW: Blease, Shikoski, P e n n i n g, Bennink, Nash, Smith. T H I R D R O W: Henry, Vickery, Rit- sema, Penny, Bart- l e t t , Klausmeyer. FOURTH R O W: Morgan, Pool, Lcpley, VanSyoe, Marquis, Griflith. F I F T H ROW: Sandvall, Vis- ser, Sanderson, Burke, Santman, Schippers. SIXTH ROW: Kirk- patrick, Brigham, San- derson, Hoppe, Bergy, Mullen. Choral director Mr Thomas Kasdorf works diligently toward a choir performance. Q.-h . MAT IC Z 5 ...W-......f Jonathan and Dr. Einstein plan disposal of inconvenient murder victim. AR E ICA D CLD LACE The Norrix version of Arsenic and Old Lace, Joseph Kessel- ring's murder-mystery comedy, was sparkling. Directed by Mrs. Kay Szymczak, faculty members staged a rather unique pro- stef house. duction, climaxed by a curtain call appearance of twelve Mortimer and Elaine ignore confusion in Brew corpes, 7 ,He - CAST Abby Brewster .... Elizabeth Niemi Rev. Dr. Harper . . . Stanley Wilson Teddy Brewster . . Robert Thomsen Oflicer Brophy ...... Sam Peppel Oflicer Klein ,.,.. George Phillips Martha Brewster . . . Dorothy Horst Elaine Harper . Martha McKamey Mortimer Brewster Richard Kowal Mr. Gibbs ....... Miller Stayrook Jonathan Brewster . . . Harold Jones Dr. Einstein ....... Richard Percy Oficer O'Hara ...... Clare Albee Lieutenant Rooney . .. Pierre Biron Mr. Witherspoon .. W. C. Ensiield fRightl Are you making progress on the Panama Canal, Teddy? Burn everything? Even Anne's diary ? HTHF, DIARY OF ANNE F RAN '7 Mr. Frank .... Miep ......... lNIrs. Van Daan Mr. Van Daan . Peter Van Daan Mrs. Frank ..... Margot ..... Anne ....... CAST Doug Brigham . . . . . Barb Penny . . . . Janet Smith . . . Tom Hawley .. . David Appel . . . . Jill Beckett . . . . . Barb Gowell Judy Wobbrock Anneis screaming in the night wakes up the house- hold. Oh, Father, a diary! I've always longed for one! Mr. Kraler .... Mr. Dussel .... 54 David Jackson . . . . Ron Brot if iii 5 A 1, N y 5 ff? 1 ff I Q l., J 1 I s R r v i N M ky , . LQ. t ,, W ,Mw- FW 522 -09 fm? up Have you heard they got pinned? Milk, but it worksf, Call me Mrs. Pete Rose Alvarez . Albert Peterson Conrad Birdie Kim MacAfee Mrs. MacAfee Mr. MacAfee . . . Mae Peterson . Hugo Peabody CAST . Becky Bartlett . . . Jon Dykerna . . . Don Shikoxski Carol Wolthuis Linda Lapekas Bill Kirkpatrick . . . Carol Innis Phil Van Den Berg rson. Hugo is the one boy. Conrad's perfect breakfast. E Ed Sullivan discovers a new star, BYE BYE BIRDIE Conrad entrances Sweetapple citizens. Life will be so rosy. Rosie charms the Shriners Ii s 'One last kiss . . . for Tom Hawley and Marilyn Johnson. A good example of the color and variety at Norrix was Kaleidoscope '63,' held April 4, 5, and 6. Master of Cere- I monies for the evening was John McNally. The acts ranged i from a Hrst recitation by Martie Mullen to a Lullaby of 1 Birdlandf' featuring the dance band. John McNally's favorite, Did you hear the one 4 about . . . P 'CKALEIDC CUPE 6379 l y Norrix version of the June Taylor dancers, Left to right: Treudt, Elaine Pershing, Donna Harvey, Lois White, Lynn Mona Lindauer, Marilyn Johnson, Nancy Wittrock, Tanya Porter, Kay Almack, and Angi Guarisco. Not pictured: A1- Ol k d ' ' es o, ju y Collar, Colleen Daily, Cindy Hoppe, Sue temate, Sue Fawley. 5 Everyone is intrigued by the mind-reading powers of Essie Sebastian fcenterj. Manya collects tax for Cultural Action Com. Sebastians implicated in oHicial's death. l A UTHE GREAT EBASTIAN U MAIN CAST Essie Sebastian . . . . Linda Lapekas Rudi Sebastian .... . Leonard Pratt General Zandek . .. .. . Jon Dykema Sargent Javorsky .. .. Thom Hawley Manya ........... . Marti Rickman Golonal Bradacova . . . . . . . ......... Jeanne Theodore The Great Sebastiansn is about a husband and wife mind- reading act who ran into many serious but hilarious troubles in Czechoslovakia. This melodramatic play was directed by Mrs. Kay Szymczak, ably assisted by John Westra, student director. Escape finally made through a key concealed in a kiss. 60 EVERYGNE CCJNTRIBUTES SUCCESS 61 BACK ROW, l, to r.: Lynne Marquardt, Pat Llewellyn, Mary Ream, Jill Imanse, Mrs. Barbara Truesdell, Linda Bud Pratt, Carol Innis, Joe Bennett, Melody Mack, Pam Van Darnell, Jeanne Theodore, and Dave Ervin make up the Syoc, Carol Lane, Peggy Bryan, Henrietta Hoogendyk, Linda Knight Life staff. Wonderley, Terry Thomas. FRONT ROW: Bruce Moffett, IGHT LIFE EXPA Ask Jill about those long hours on the telephone. yqkll -U30 str f' 911 Knight Life slogan: Working together for a better paper. Y SEATED, l. to r.: Jeanne Theodore, Feature Editor, Mary Reams, Clubs, Dave Erv- lh N Editor. STANDING: Linda Darnell and in, Sports Editorg Joyce Mout rop, ews Jill Imanse, Editors. With a desire to make Knight Life Ht the changes at Norrix, the staff introduced a six page paper with a more professional appearance. Later the co-editors Jill Imanse and Linda Darnell decided to begin a bi- monthly supplement. Everyone especially enjoyed the April Fools Edition, featuring the ath1ete's foot of the week. With the help of Miss Sherri Koons, Western Michigan student teacher, Knight Life was a success. The Knight Life student photographers, Wood Hubbard fleftj and Bruce Moffett, take time out to shoot each other. Co-editor per. e 3 A i E Tv . i- 3, K tg -Qin . - V my 9 ,..,, Miss Sherri Koons, Student Teacher, contributed to the pa- per. Linda Darnell studies her copy for the pa- 2? K 3 -QL i Q , S1 5 ff Cs, it it M f wifzarg-152 .Q We .. f f. , f- to sxg.,e3s3f5grssif?,,a2s1ir,E,iQif if ' if? A, Wyre., -.,,q.t..,.,. i,,.s,,,,M . -' 5 fs J ' me L. to R.: Karma VanderMeer, Jane Beeby, Carol Woodhams, Georgia Williams, Linda Barbiers, Lmda Smith, Chris Alberti, Vikki Stratton. ACCGLADE ACCE VARIETY Chris Alberti, copy ed., and Karma VanderMeer, headlines, plan pages. Marcia Bennink, picture ed., and Jane Beeby, art ed., choose pictures. l Doug Brigham, sports cd., P' fs B,- . YN W' ,ii starts his paper work. Avyxh ,WM in Vx ls,tW Accolade advisor, Mrs. Barbara Truesdell, shows Linda Smith, ed., how it's done. Accloade for 1963 makes use of a unique theme - co-editor, Linda Barbiers, the staff spent long hours color and variety. Under the supervision of advisor, gathering material and laying out pages. Focus for Mrs. Barbara Truesdellg editor, Linda Smith, and '63 is on the burlap cover and colored divider pages. Martha Neff, bus. mgr. balances books. 1 av. .. . X7I1.1,! C'...,..Ld.. -.. ,:-r,.,,, ,.1 f'1,,,,,,-, 1u:11f-,,,, ,LJ , ,J n, I f f 5 in i 4 ! 1 J 74 V . .,., .... N -,N.,...,............n,.q.....,n. ., ,.,,,. .,.,.A ,. M, f, , .-,. MM..,mW,,.,-fmkwqwmmmL,MMN.mmw,,.m.,,w.,wq,pmm.qmww.MMmmn,mLU...-.M mqmuw --Mmmmmmmafmm.. !,'1 m-mmmmwmwmmwwiwuukwmn-mmmwmwwf 5 2 2 Norrix football team, once considered a pushover, fought back this year. The team beat Flint Bendle, Battle Creek Lakeview, and Niles, their First league victory. Spectators and players alike will remember: the two touchdowns in the fourth quarter which almost tied the Portage game, the Lansing Everett game where statistically the gridmen carried the ball farther and the vic- tory over Flint Bendle, which set a scoring record at Norrix and was our first afternoon game. Elected to the Big Five Conference Team were: Wes Carpenter, Don Sanderson, Doug Brigham, and Dick Amsbury, who also made first team All-City. Don Sanderson. and Wes Carpenter were elected to second team All-City. At the Fall Banquet Kirby Smith was elected Most Improvedng John McNally c'Most Valuableng and Mike Sweet Best Attitudefl Captains ,W for the next year are Torn Haynes and Roger Decker. Exhausted on-lookers watch action tensely. VARSITY FIGHT BACK FIRST ROW: Mr. Bob Barringer, Spike Snow, Jim Laure, Wes Carpenter, Bill LaDuke, Bud Smith, Terry Lewis, Dick Amsbury, Chuck Sturtevanit, Joe Anderson, Mir. Reese Protz. SECOND ROW: Mr. Clare Albee, Terry Donnelly, Doug Brigham, Don Jackson, Al Pool, Tim Bastianse, Larry Wal- lace, Howard Major, Bill Sanderson, Don Sanderson. THIRD: jim Smith, Ed Pearson, Bob Milne, Barry Logan, Bob Evans, Dave Llewellyn, Chuck Anderson, Dennis La- Point, Bob Ritchie, Ernie Ponicke. FOURTH ROW: Everett Sharples, Mike Bush, Kirby Smith, John Nowak, Don Drummond, Steve Metzger, Mike Sweet, Bob Lajiness, Steve Hinkley, Charles Decker, Bill McNulty. FIFTH ROW: Jim Nancarrow, Bob Hall, John Schauer, Dick Wesseling, John McNally, John Bortnik, Bill Stribley, Bob Wheeler, Roger Decker, Tom Haynes, Tom Dorsey. Gridders close in on chieftan runner. Dowagiac half- back breaks away. Norrix brings Dowagiac runner crumbling t the ground. Thls group of Semors w1ll be mxssed greatly Many of the above played NOFUX both offense and defense Lanslng Everett Flmt Bendle Battle Creek Lakev1ew St Joseph Portage N1les Kalamazoo Central O Benton Harbor Co Captam Terry Lewrs breaks mto the open agamst Flmt Bendle 0 14 .................. ' 32 13 .................... ' 25 12 ............ ' 13 21 ...................... . 0 13 ...................... Dowagiac 18 26 ........................ 28 25 ............................ ' 7 27 .............. 39 .................. FIRST ROW: Joe Rorick, Gary Wonderlund, Dave Cleasby, Dick Gilmor, Bruce Hall, Jack Pritz, Jim Chandler, Bernie Schroeder, Bill Wolf, Rudy Ruelas, Dan Albans, Forrest Schwander. SECOND ROW: Mr. Don Lukens, Terry Bie- lecki, Tom Slaughter, Parris Milley, Bill Sturtevam, Clifford Lesperance, Paul Miller, Mike Kozminske, Dave Mayer, joe RE ER McNally, Louis Hall, Mr. Chalres Riker. THIRD ROW: Darrell Drummond, Dave Patton, Tim Bloom, Dennis Mohney, Bob McNulty, Randy Seilheimer, John Abbott, Dave Thompsen, Mike Appel, Sid Weaver, Mike Roberts, Joe Umidi. RELY O DETERMINATIC Strategy by Mr. Barringer is thought over carefully. Playing against teams that outweighed them tremen- dously, Norrix had to rely on a strong determination for victory. Mr. Donald Lukens and Mr. Charles Riker, coaches of the reserve team, made up some of the size by putting the team on a weight program including isometric con- tractions: This weight program and determination fac- tor brought victory to Norrix's team against St. Joseph and Dowagiac. Norrix 12 22 . . . . Lansing Everett O 33 . . .. . Benton Harbor 19 12 ... . St. Joseph 19 14 . . . . . Dowagiac 0 25 . . . . . Portage 6 12 . . ............. Niles 6 25 . . .. Kalamazoo Central 71 FRONT ROW: Mike Bibeir, Larry Snow, Dave Thornton, Bosch, Gregg Randall, Dick Shaneburger, Russ Vincent, Al Ray Holland, Dave Ervin, Terry Laurin, Gale Miller, Mike Woodhams, Paul Rezin, Mark Toering, Ron jones, Don Long. SECOND ROW: Manager Ron Beard, Cris Vanden- Beard, Dave Arnold, Gregg Kline, Mr. Delmar Brenner. HARRIER BECO CHAMPIO Norrix 16 45 . . . ....... Plainwell 15 50 . . . . . St. Joseph 18 41 . , . . . Benton Harbor 15 50 . . ............ Sturgis 24 32 . . . ........ Portage 24 31 . . . . . . Kalamazoo Central 15 50 . . . . . . Dowagiac VARSITY l cclvrn from Norrix, couldnit be prouderln This year's Cross-Country team gave students a rea- son to chant this slogan louder than ever. The team broke records, won trophies, and gave Norrix a reputation for having one of the Hnest teams in Southwestern Michigan, The thinclads won the Conference trophy, the Regional Championship and made a name for themselves in the state meet. Seniors include, l. to r.: Paul Rezin, Mike Biber, Ray Holland, Mike Long, Larry Snow. 72 E Fierce competition for first place takes place as the team makes the first turn. Larry Snow's ahead at the half-way mark. A new record for Larry? Coach Brenner checks time va 4141 an V . 1:57 i '55 l FIRST ROW: 1. to r.: Terry Lewis, Chuck Sturtevant, Ritchie Mike Sweet THIRD ROW Coach B111 Stuifberg Bill LaDuke, Bill Kirkpatrick. SECOND ROW: Mike en, Tom Bommersbach B111 McNulty Tom Haynes B111 Batterson, Dick Snow, Jerry Zwart, Dave Thornton, Bob Wilson Dave Farrell and Manager Howard Kirchner VARSITY WI TROPHY Fans this year at Norrix saw one of the finest hustling teams in the state playing against top-ranked opponents. Highlight of the year was winning the Greater Kalamazoo Trophy, awarded to the top Class A Kalamazoo team. After being defeated by Portage, Norrix sprang back, beat Kalama- zoo Central twice and Portage once to win this award. All-City Guard, Bill Kirkpatrick, was the leading rebounder and top defensive player. To back him up was Bill LaDuke, leading scorer, who made the second team in Big Five All- Conference. At the sports banquet, Bill LaDuke was named Most Valua- ble,', Tom Haynes, Most Imprbvedf' and Bill Kirkpatrick and Terry Lewis, Co-captains. Bill LaDuke lofts a shot against Niles. Seniors who set a fine tradition are, l. to r.: Bill Chuck Sturtevant, Coach Stuifbergen and Bill La- r Kirkpatrick, Jerry Zwart, Terry Lewis, Bob Ritchie, Duke. A fake, and Bill Kirkpatrick manuevers against Kalama- zoo Central. Coach Stuifbergen watches a close one Norrix 44 55 45 44 . . . ....... St. Jos 42 58 . . . ........... Port 46 31 . . . . . . Kalamazoo Cen 57 59 , . . ............ Sturgis 39 82 . . . . . . Benton Harbor 56 64 . . . ......... Dowagiac 55 56 . . . .... Holland Christian 60 66 . . . ......... St. Joseph 54 64 . . . . . . . . . Charlotte 50 47 . . . . . Portage 50 59 . . .... ..... N iles 55 71 . . ........... Dowagiac 45 33 . . . . . . . . Kalamazoo Central 75 65 ........... ............ S turgis District Tournament 44 58 ........ . . . Battle Creek Central Reserves won 3, lost 12. Elected at sports banquet were: Co-captains Mark De Young and Stan Oakleafg Umost valuable, Forrest Schwanderg most fun, Tom Slaughter. QLeftj If only expressions could win games. RE ERVE LEAR FU DAME TALS RESERVES, FIRST ROW, l. to r.: Forrest Schwander, Does. THIRD ROW: Coach Bob Quiring, Larry Ligman, Sid Weaver, Mark DeYoung, Stan Oakleaf, Dennis Moh- Tim Bloom, Charles Hoffman, Brett Stanger and Bob Mc- ney. SECOND ROW: Bill Hopkins, Dave Thompson, Paul Nulty. VanSweden, Tom Slaughter, Tom VanDis, Adrian De- 77 FIRST ROW, l. to r.: John Schauer, Joe Rorick Loren T1m Bastianse Darrell Drummond Wes Carpenter Burdick, Bob Timkovitch, Dave Leedy Mike Long Howard Major Mike Cron1n and Dick Amsbury SECOND ROW: Coach Charles Riker Kirby Smith WRE TLER PI FI E YEAR After losing his two top stars from last year, Coach Charles Riker was rather pessimistic about the team's possibility for the 1963 season. However, after the team placed fourth in one meet and second in the Zeeland invitational, the Coach quickly changed his outlook. But Norrix wrestlers ,didn't stop here. The team placed third in the Conference and ended the season with the finest wrestling record in three years. Bob Timkovitch fleftj and Howard Major, Co-Captains, both qualified for the State wrestling meet clirnaxing a line season. Q FIRST ROW, l. to r. 5 Coach Reese Protz, George Kerr, Bob Gravatt, Marvin McCrory, Mike Roberts, Dan Alban, John Abbott, Dave Gorstange. SECOND ROW: Joe Umi- di, Don Drummond, Paul Miller, Mike Kozminske, Dick Gillmor, Parris Milley, Jim Taylor, Mgr. Jim Nancarrow. THIRD ROW.' Mgr. Mike Bush, Dennis Lapoint, Garry Reeves, Robert Scott, Randy Seilheimer, Roger Vander- Beek, Ken Bogard and David Chernery. Norrix Portage .... . . . 17 31 St. Joseph . . . 8 38 Battle Greek . . . . . . 28 14- Portage ..... . . . 11 37 Central . . . . . 32 10 Sturgis ..... . . . 32 12 Holland .... . . 0 50 Dowagiac . .. . .. 17 23 Niles ..... . . . 28 17 Dowagiac . . . . . . 19 21 St. Joseph ... ... 18 27 Mike Long and Bob Timkovitch demonstrate their wres- tling ability during an assembly. Suddenly the fun ends for Mike as Bob pins him and wins the match. FIRST ROW, l. to r.: Bill Sturtevant, Spike Snow, Mike Beck, Bob Vanderwege, Ron Schmellmeyer, Tom Coffield, Larry Thomas, Bruce McFarland, Dave Allen. SECOND ROW: Tom Savage, Bob Hamm, Bruce Martin, Dan De- Young, John Nowak, Ray Klempp, Louis Hall, Jerry Fish. THIRD ROW: Dick Wesseling, Dave Crawford, Roger Cronin, Ron Daniel, Dave Mather, Tom Ross, Tom Remin- ga, Tom Thompson, Dick Raseman, Buck Rapley, Brent Getchel and Coach John Shelander. THEY SWIM TO VICTORY ,fem- Breaking 36 school records and four pool records, the swimming team of Norrix came through with a banner year. In Mr. John Shelander's first year as coach the team made a fine showing in the Southwestern Michigan invita- tional. Sophomores such as Thomas, Nowak, and Sturtevant indicate a strong future in swimming for Norrix. Seniors: Bob Vanderwege, Ron Schmell- meyer and Ray Klempp. tar Sophomore John Nowak per- Norrix 34 71 24 81 57 48 66 39 80 25 58 47 61 44 44 57 33 72 44 57 Bob Vander Wege demonstrates h1s rec ord breakmg form. Pool records were set and reset by this relay team Hn-1-MH-v m,esm..m-mm wh me mmwma fm Jw wana-uma in Q ww lx ix X l H l - Rx MM Nbr 2 'fm lx li lllfl VX L'1Al.u1. :Lu rr . 1. Lu A., :annum ukvuuuy, Ann qauauuum., A-.un Haynes, Terry Lewis, Tom Bommersbach, Mike Sweet, Mgr. Brigham Dave Thompson Jerry w rt essm Dave Ted Holden. SECOND ROW: Bill LaDuke, Gary Wunder- Mayer Tom Reeves lin, Mike Bush, Don Jackson, Bill Potts, Dirk Heerlyn, Mgr. NIGHT REMAIN CHAM For twenty two games, the Knights' charges with the bat and great defensive work brought the downfall of all opponents. This undefeated streak brought state-wide recognition. Norrix added the Big Five Trophy to its collection of honors and placed four members on the All-City Team: Dan Tessin, Bill LaDuke, Terry Lewis and Doug Brigham. Tom Bommersbach made second team shortstop and Tom Haynes received honorable mention for All-City. Dan Tessin, a sophomore, finished the year with a 5-1 pitching record and was one of the reasons for the team's success. Other members who didnit receive wide recognition were often the ones who kept morale high. The three year record of 29-6-1 reflects the desire and inspiration brought forth by Coach William Stuifbergen. 83 fabovel Terxy Lewis was the catcher who sparked the Knights to their fabulous record. fupper leftj Mike Bush, the veteran second baseman, let the team in clutch performances. fleftj Dan West was the utility iniielder who dis- played the intense desire present in all team members. FIRST ROW, l. to r.: Steve Metzger, Jim Laure, Mike Koz- lace, Coach Lukens. SECOND ROW: Jeff Shurtz, Coach minske, Parris Miley, Wes Carpenter, Bob Ritchie, John Nowak, Barringer, Gayle Miller, Mgr. Mike Batterson, Larry Sn Paul Rezin, Ray Holland, Tom Coffield, Mike Walker, Bill Ernie Ponicki, Don Beard, Steve Hinckley, Ron Beard Stribley, Terry Bielecki, Stan Oakleaf, Ron Daniels, Larry Wal- Morrison, Al Pool, Ed Pearson, Ron Vincent, Greg Kli IGHT, TRACK TEAM Don Lukens, track coach of Norrix, fulfilled his promise to bring the Conference Trophy back to Norrix this year. The depth of his chargers was overpowering, and the closest team was thirty points behind. Making this record even more amazing, was the fact that Norrix finished last in 1962. Unbeaten in Conference dual meets, the Knights lost only to Central during the season. High points of the year were the new records set by this squad. Larry Snow broke the Conference record established in 1941 when he ran the mile in 4:33.8. Steve Metzger threw the shot 48 ft. 10x in. for a new record. The two-mile relay team broke its own record by seventeen seconds in the Portage relays to capture honors. West Carpenter Csee picture on page 85D high jumped 6 ft. 1M in., ran 21.3 in low hurdles and a 10.4 hundred- yard dash. Competing in four events for three years, Wes would be considered Norrix's star trackman. Senior Mike Long contributed to team's great year Long, Rudy Ruelas, Mike Roberts, Dennis LaPoint, Bob Oorbeck, Tom Dorsey, jerry F 1 S ROW: Darrell Drummond, Mark DeYoung, Barry Louis Hall. Al Woodhams, Dave Llewellyn, Charles Hoffman, Jim TORY Ray Holland was captain and anchor-man of the two-mile relay and the star half-miler. MAKE HI Larry Snow was a member of the record two-mile relay team and ran a 4:33.8. Dave Arnold M r. Bernie Schroeder, Terry Asselin. Dennis Marchand, Ken Wyenberg, Mike Cronin, Dave Ervin, ish, Paul Miller, Dennis Kirby, Anxious spectator supports teams. FIRST ROW: l. to r., Jim McKinstry, Dason Slack, Bill Fred Brundage, Bob Shipley, Bill Haskett, Phil Vandenberg Epley, Ron Roecker, Phil Scott, Dave Farrell, SECOND and Coach Kryn Rynbrand. ROW: Mgr. Dick Wesseling, John Higdon, Bill Kirkpatrick, THREE-YEAR CHAMPIO For three years Norrix has competed in Big-Five Conference tennis, and for three years they have won the Conference Trophy. The star who led this assault, Bill Kirk- patrick, played number one singles all three years and became one of Kalamazoo's top racqueteers. The past year has been one of fortune and misfortune. Although Norrix won the Big Five Trophy, in Battle Creek they lost the regional tournament by three-quarters of a point. Bill Kirkpatrick went on to the State Tournament but lost in the semi-Finals to the champion-to-be. Intense concentration led Kirkpatrick through three years of competition without a defeat in dual meets. Conference Meets Portage . . . . Portage . . . . . . Niles .... Niles ...... Dowagiac . . . . . Dowagiac . . . . . St. Joseph . . . . . . St. Joseph Non-Conference Meets University High . . . St. Augustine . . . St. Augustine ...... Kalamazoo Central .. Kalamazoo Central .. . Placed 2nd in the Tennis Regionals Norrix 4, 4 5 5 7 7 6 6 2 7 4 5 3 89 fabovel Bill Haskett shows the form used for winning matches. Bill played singles during the year but, in the Regional tennis he and Phil Vandenberg placed second in doubles. Qleftl Bob Shipley, like all of the other seniors on the squad, played intense and rewarding matches. Returning a serve is a vital part of the game and Bob demonstrates near perfect form. FIRST ROW, l. to r.: Scott Morgan, Mike Biber, Tom Biber. SECOND ROW: Coach Don Sikkema, Dave Snow, GOLF TEA MEET FATE A blue-edged putter stroked a ball toward the cup to tie or win the match. The ball stopped on the edge, and the 1963 golf championship was lost for Norrix. Two years of league trophies and a 1963 record of only two losses were sparked by Senior Mike Biber, who often won medalist honors in his three years of competition. Other players who will return to continue toward individu- al and team excellence include the Snow twins CDick and Davej and Tom Biber. Dave Snow slashes drive. 90 Paul Bogen, Terry Donnelly, David Johnston, Roy Stafford, Dick Snow. 2 f 2 X 2 Dick Snow strokes the ball towards the cup. Dick and Dave Snow were important members of Norrix's fine golf team. Mike Biber, Captain of the squad, led the team with med- alist honors throughout the year. Mike was one of the few to play consistent golf and almost won the regional tournament with his fine playing. l 5 I Norrix Kalamaz o Central . . . Richland . UH1VCfS1tY Hlgh . . Kalamazoo Chr1st1an .. Harper Creek . , Portage Umversity Hlgh St oseph Dowaglac Portage . . . Kalamazoo Central .... 2nd 1n Conference Meet 3rd in Regional Golf Meet 344 138 323 357 125 324 315 340 318 318 323 A . uhhh: Qian-W4-si: is -Quasar? '4 2: my M Q . X E V 11 ,. in 5 5 ' W .. , , .M fa. gi f ,M , .uc 3, ,,.A-: r r, A Q VI I ffl xx ,lj Y L3 ity its N34 'AW QTZN 7 f ri I3 l M PML JL, agus LEM, Q V ' ,mazivr A W.-fy -W-.--Q sf M5599 wx il ,gifg if 1 , ,A3f,',,zh'3fff57fi K X, - - ,,1z.f, ,wg-ff -, .. V fi' 1 fam.,'fQw511w.5f ,M ' 5 ' . Eff? 'ff , 'if' H ,, 7'-ff '- ' r LI! . ., - +V-ia,, Z'A Y 5,54-fYSE:':.1 x5sj2g,9'Zff-.i k' x, T' 1i.Ng , ,N ML .I ,, gf: my . Q 1 , www k,,w,,A .A Wx. X ,, , , b .. 0, lx .,, Q A,N.f51,giMw,ay ,I Qd isx-5:2 4- .. t 3' li . p VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, l. to r.: Patti Laurin, Kay Klausmeyer, Laura Gates falternatel, Sandi Meconi, Sharon Foster, Barb Kreling. Jill Reis not pictured. BASKETBALL GHEERLEADER Norrix GR-r-r-reat! was a sparky new cheer that expressed just how the football and basketball cheerleaders felt about their school and its teams. This group of energetic girls has sup- ported our fall and winter sports to the point where their cheers and chants, especially 'gDEFENSE,,' have helped spur our boys to victory. Mrs. Gretchen Moses, sponsor, was the backbone of the squad's spectac- ular year. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS, FIRST ROW, l. to r.: Jane Warner, Nancy Graham, Linda Lewis. SECOND ROW: Alternate Jayne Nash, Paula Thomp- sen, Laura Gates, Sharon Foster, Alternate Valerie Goodnough. Sweater day, school day and class color day were included in a homecoming week cli- maxed by a pep assembly, our first bonfire and the big game. Cupid's Caper, a semi-formal dance at Hill- side Junior High completed the celebration. Homecoming queen Sandi Merconi and court, Pat Laurin and Kay Klausemeyer, wave to specta- tors. They watch on, hopefully. Art Sweet crowns Football King Terry Lewis FGGTBALL HOMECOMI Z 5 5 s Z Q2 41 Zi 5 5 if Q ff: 5: K Q ES 5 f 32 E i 11 sif 5? vs 5 4? f 'Q Z Q 5 1? 5? ,.. Q5 KE vp 5 2 5 ki fi s fi xi. :Q 32 5 v K, SE 1? 2 . E 2 X, 3 5 sl sf ag Af Q gf ff' Q 5? 'fw V 1., Via? kk 2 55, X i 56 JV ' -ff' , , ff ,F -:V ,Q 'Af f ,J xl 'Q x Wi xg: k:.h .A wg uf-fi 'Q 1: v 4 , 5 1,7 'h yr ,uf , ' '5 H 1 i A, 'L 753. ' 4 f , fs' na X 1 W ' , 55 as I f U ' 'V . -5 if E ki K dig' In ekmk WA . ,V A Q K 5 ,W xx 4- ' , f . .s , Y' ' 'sw x' Q W ' if ' r .1 Q' 5 : 'm M , N- X. fl Q X it yn mi My gf, ' V. 'fn 5 Ig K K K .ff www MTE?-1,1 K 3 x K 'gg S-E Q Egg W 'J 1 W' if K ff W L k5YLsW9ff g 1 3 , VA. W if ,,fLL im! V. i K ' H k 5 U K g es .... S xiii? Q' Vk ' -, ff? 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H 5 S 2 3 . , r 5 2 I A 2 ...i,..- 'l g2SW , ll x 1 'E i',: 'QsS??Ql?ii2?f?'ii'n,f: ?52?M35x' M52 K5 FIRST ROW KSEATEDQ: Bill Sturtevant, Jill Beckett, Linda Boje, Karen Pederson, Ted Holden. SECOND ROW: Carol Alford, Virginia Brand, Pat- Gearhart, Mary Penny, Mary Burbidge, Linda Lewis, Barbe Gowall, Liz Diggles, OPHQMQRE New faces! New teachers! New classes! But the class of '65 quickly adjusted to their new school, and settled into the groove of the driving range, bubble gum, and notes. As soon as they had their feet on the ground again, the Sophomores got busy. Elections were held, and a Gail Law, Molly Kennedy, Linda Stafford. THIRD ROW: Duane Townsend, Phil Vandenberg, Tom Wilson, Jane War- ner, Jane Poolman, Karen Lemrner, Jim Penning, Paula Thompson, Advisor, Mr. Ocverick. MEET GRRIX class council was ready to start the new year right. 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IOR LOCK TO THE FUTURE After a year at Norrix, the class of '64 returned to Norrix with bright ideas of a junior year. Junior boys make their way into varsity sports. Junior girls take a hand in sophomore initiation to Pep Club, varsity cheerleading, and hold club ofhces. The big event of their year is the junior year is the Junior Prom. Dreaming of flowers and formals, girls work at paper drives, car washes, and other money making projects. Boys work too, knowing that if the money isn't raised, ticket prices will go up. Q A B ,YI in ff' QE? I , . 3 Q fx ' ' QQ 2 ' vf.. I w h, I 2,- Siifg I ? ,I , I, Bgfpiw 1 'Xf,,:i, igge ffli , 3 A U -Nia 1. R if 2' , , I M 5 I ,IQZQWIE I -I I A Ig, Q IQZQ: . , M .-., 's2i'f2,-1. V' ' - i . 2' fifty.:ffffifdfl-115 ' '.fgAp 2r A ,V yy I , I ' ff,1E'ff5-'QW 3' - ,,.. ' ffm. - ' I ,Y I If fm RIIQESR M E5 A A15 'I saw A' ,Lf f'f 3 515355 EL -J' ,k,e1'. ' ga! , ' ' 1:-'H Ei Q 'I' ' -Ax . -.,, ' - . 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ROBIN LAYELERE JULIE POWERS BOB MOFFET LINDA PRESTON PAT MUFFIN BOB RAKER JIM MCKINSTRY RUSS RINGLER BOB MILLER JOHN RAAB ROGER MORLAN DONNA REGER JOHN MCGRAIL GARY SACKETT JACK MITCHELL LARRY SAUSMAN RALPH MORGAN EUGENE SMITH TOM MORGAN RON SMITH NANCY NICHOLS SUE SCHIPPERS PHIL OVERHOLT MARGARET SUTHERLAND TOM PAPESH NANCY SANTMAN STANLEY PETKUS CHERRY TYMENSKY DEAN PAVEY GENE UNDERLY l JU 1oR PRoM Moonlight, daisies and a warm and excited atmosphei set the scene for Moonlight in Mayf, Norrix's Junic Prom. Chosen by the chaperones, Mary Bryan was Crowne '5Belle of the Bally' by Mr. Griffith. Music was provided by Bill Morris,s band. he M00 LIGHT 3 Grand March helped the chaperones determine the K'Belle of the Ball? I A l L 23,5 o f l l 36-fd Yha Eillllln ' Decorations helped create proper atmosphere. MAY Junior Class Council handled refreshments. 141 A f 5 S 2 'n 4 .Q 1 I U I Couples danced the hours away. . I L- SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL, 1. to r., FIRST ROW: Janet Goodnough, Phyllis Molhoek, Lucy Kline, Judy Macomber, Smith, Carol Woodhams, Pat Lewellyn, Mary Ream, SEC- STANDING: Mary Harmens, Sharon Korkinsky, jill Reis, OND ROW: Jill Imanse, Cheryl Delobel, Ellen Troff, Mari- Brenda Bixler, janet Church, Advisor Mr. Robert Feldit, anne Davis, Betty Omies, Sue Brooks, Karen McCroryg Mike Long, Sue Rutkoskie. THIRD ROW: Don Sanderson, Sandi Meconi, Valerie ICR CLASS COU CIL Seniors hurry to complete projects. Just as in other years, the Senior Class Council faced the planning and organizing of Senior events. Senior Banquet, Baccalaureate, and the Prom Mo- ments to Rememberf' kept their committees busy. 4 4. X, WILLIAM ANGEL Varsity Diving Kaleidoscope Catalina Club TERRY ASSELIN JAMES BAKER Football Intramurals SHARON BAKER TOM BANNER REBECCA BARTLETT Choir Choreographer Kaleidoscope Mastersingers Plain and Fancyu Thespians Bye Bye Birdie JAMES BEEBY Kalamazoo Science Seminar JOYCE BELCHER Class Council Vice Pres, Pep Club Theory of Music Thespians Girls 'Glee Club Chorus JOSEPH BENNETT Key Club Vice Pres. Intramurals Swimming Beach Barons KATHRYN ALMACK Dance Club Kaleidoscope '63' Pep Club TERRAN AMOS RICHARD AMSBURY Football Wrestling Track DAVID ANDERSON JOE ANDERSON Football Baseball Reserve Basketball ROBERT ANDERSON Intramurals Student Council Choir Bye Bye Varsity C MARCIA BENNINK -Accolade Choir Musicals SHARON BERGHUIS Choir Pep Club Student Council JEAN BESTERVELT MICHAEL BIBER Golf BRENDA BIXLER Varsity Cheerleading Basketball Queen Class Council DAVID BLEASE Vice Pres Band Pres. Art Club Choir sc Class Council Mastersingers Pep Club Class Council Co-op Training Bye Bye Birdie Pep Club Choir Bye Bye Birdie Key Club Orchestra Student Council SUSAN BOS RALPH BOUCHTON Sociology Club JAMES BOUWMAN Basketball Kaleidoscope Bye Bye Birdie Plain and Fancyi' JOHN BRESSON DOUGLAS BRIGHAM Football Diary of Ann Frank Baseball Basketball Mastersingers Accolade Sports Editor SUSAN BROOKS Pep Club Class Council Bowling League BARBARA BROWN Catalina Club Diary of Ann Frank Class Council Bye Bye Birdie Thespians MARY JANE BROWN Pep Club Girls' Tennis Class Council Girls' Clee Club Bowling League Chorus FREDERICK BRUNDAGE Tennis Intramurals Varsity Club JANE BUDDEMEIER LOREN BURDICK Bowling Wrestling MICHAEL BUSH Football Baseball Wrestling Manager SUE BUTLER Bowling WILLIAM BUTLER JO ANN CAIN G.I.A. Pep Club ICRS STRIVI? CARL CAM' SUSIE CARL Pres. Future Nurses Pep Club Bowling League Pres. Red Cross SHIRLEY CHAPMAN Bowling League Pep Club Red Cross Library Assistant WESLEY CARPENTER Football Wrestling Track Pres. Varsity Club Student Council LINDA CARR Red Cross 146 JANET CHURCH Student Council Class Council Catalina Club Humanities Seminar CAREN CLARKE Cheerleading Pep Club Girls' Glee Club Accolade KAREN COY Pep Club G.I.A. I 2 4 RONALD CRANDALL Baseball MICHAEL CRAWFORD PATRICIA CREED JUDITH CROCKETT Vice Pres. Kaleidoscope Thespians OR CAREER CIE CE KAREN DAY Choir Pep Club Kaleidoscope Future Nurses School Cafeteria Pep Club Office Bye Bye Birdie SHARON DE GOEDE MICHAEL CRONIN Wrestling Track Varsity Club JOHN DALY LINDA DARNELL Newspaper Co-Editor Gazette Correspondent Pep Club Bowling League Quill and Scroll MARIANNE DAVIS Student Council Thespians Pep Club Girls' Tennis Class Council Newspaper JON DYKEMA Choir Mastersingers Key Club Wrestling Musicals Thespians LEITA DE LANO Oflice Pep Club CHERYL DELOBEL Class Council Clee Club Pep Club DAVID DE YOUNG N-Club Intramurals Wrestling DOUGLAS DeYOUNG Basketball Track Football JOHN DOYLE JAMES DUGGER Orchestra Choir NORMAN EATON Bowling Mock U.N. Assembly Peace Corps Mayor's Com. for U.N. Week PATRICK ECCLES DONNA ELKIN S JUDITH EMMONS Pep Club Bowling League Future Secretarys KATHLEEN EPLEY Pep Club Bye Bye Birdie SCOTT EVANS Red Cross School Store Sociology ROBERT FARRELL Football Tennis Intramurals ELIZABETH FLEGAL Office Bowling League Pep Club G.I.A. ROBERT F OREMAN T HARLENE GAY Bible Club Future Teachers G.I.A. GARY GERNAAT Cross Country Intramurals Bowling League MICHAEL GLENN Key Club Kaleidoscope Teen Chamber of Commerce VALERIE GOODNOUGH JUDITH GRAVATT ROBERT GRAVATT Wrestling Annie Get Your Gun Choir Knight Life BOB GREENE LAURA GATES Cheerleading Class Council Pep Club MARY GAUDIE Pep Club Kaleidoscope DALE FORSMAN SHARON FOSTER Cheerleading Pep Club Glee Club CAROL FRANK Art Club Pep Club Thespians JAMES FRANK Swimming Catalina Club Art Club Kaleidoscope Plain and Fancyl' ':Bye Bye Birdie ROY FREAS JACK FROST Wrestling Class Council Student Council Accolade BERYL GALER Choir Track Swimming ROBERT HALL Varsity Club Wrestling Trainer Football Trainer Basketball Trainer WILLIAM HANSON Kaleidoscope Baseball Trainer Bowling Class Council Parliamentarian HORACE HARDING Sociology MARY HARMENS Choir Secretary Kaleidoscope, Mastersingers Curriculum Council Class Council Parliamentarian MARIANN E HARTLEROAD Pep Club Rell Cross Glee Club Thespians DONNA HARVEY Majorette Thespians Sec. Treas. Pep Club French Club Kaleidoscope Bowling LINDA HARVEY WILLIAM HASKETT Tennis Choir Musicals Intramurals Mastersingers N-Club THOMAS HAWLEY Pres. Thespians Bye Bye Birdie Knight Life Kaleidoscope Diary of Anne Frank Dramatics ROBERT GREENE School Store Knight I. Radio Club Sociology RICHARD GREGORY Cross Country Track ALYCE GRIFFITH Student Council G.I.A Pep Club Bowling SALLY GRIFFITH Choir Libra Pep Club Bye Bye Birdie Kaleidoscope RICHARD GROSCOST LINDA GRUIZENGA s RICHARD HAY Intramurals Bowling GORDON HAYNER Dance Band Kaleidoscope Bye Bye Birdie PHILLIP HEAD Wrestling Mgr. PATRICIA HEDGES Band Secretary Orchestra Future Teachers EDWIN HE IN Intramurals Red Cross PEGGY HENDRICK LARRY HENRY JAMES HESS JOHN HIGDON MICHAEL HINCKLEY Science Seminar Ann Physics Lab Assistant Swimming WAYNE HODGMAN PAULA HOENIG Bowling Pep Club NANCY HOFFMAN Annie Get Your Gun Bye Bye Birdie RAYMOND HOLLAND DOROTHY HUBBARD Forensics ie Get Your Gun JULIE HUBBARD Glee Club Wintergreen for President Pep Club The Wonderful Tang LEWIS HUBBARD Newspaper Photographer Art Center Exhibitor Student Council Radio Club JILL IMANSE Co-Editor Knight Life Student Council Class Council Pep Club Accolade Quill 8: Scroll MICHAEL JOHNSON Mens Glee Club Intramurals Chorus PHYLLIS JOHNSON Chemistry Lab Assistant LILLIE JONES PAMELA KEITHLEY JOHN KINENS WILL Tennis Basketball Choir Mastersinger Kaleidoscope Executive Council KAY KLAUSMEYER LARRY KING Varsity Cheerleading Choir B 1. Homecoming Court Plain 8: Fancyn Bye Bye Birdie SUE KIRKENDALL ow ing 152 MAKE WA IAM KIRKPATRICK CR E IOR TERRENCE LEWIS Baseball Basketball Football Varsity Club Homecoming Court JAN LILLEHEI RAY KLEMPP Swimming Executive Council Varsity Club Sec. Treas. Football LUCILLE KLINE Sec. Student Council Dar Pilgrim Mastersingers Executive Council Honors Quartet Sec. Class Council GULYA KOLB Chorus RICHARD KONING Golf SHARON KORKINSKY Pres. Pep Club Glee Club Class Council Dramatics WILLIAM LA DUKE Football Basketball Baseball Varsity Club Knight Life Homecoming King LINDA LAPEKAS Dramatics Thespians Choir Kaleidoscope Mastersingers Bye Bye Birdie JAMES LAURE Football Wrestling Track Varsity Club Plain 8: Fancyn Kaleidoscope PATRICIA LAURIN Varsity Cheerleading Homecoming Court Choir Kaleidoscope Bye Bye Birdien DAVID LEEDY Wrestling l53 PATSY LLEWELLYN Vice Pres. Pep Club Accolade Knight Life Student Council ' iKaleidoscope MICHAEL LONG Wrestling Track Cross Country Class Council Vice Pres. N-Club Senior Class Treas. Choir MICHAEL LONGJOHN Intramurals DANIEL MALONEY Catalina Club Musicals RICHARD LUEDECKING JUDITH MACOMBER Pep Club Treas. Class Council Kaleidoscope HOWARD MAJOR Football Wrestling Varsity Club Sociology GARY MARKLIN LONNIE MARQUIS Choir Glee Club Bye Bye Birdie Bowling JOHN MASSEY Swimming ROBERT MCCOPLIN Band Orchestra ' 'Kaleidoscopeu Musicals KAREN MCCRORY Class Council Knight Life Pep Club Red Cross MARY MCGOWAN Thespians Bowling Q Class Council Pep Club 1 JOHN MCNALLY Football Varsity Club Student Council Jr. Class Pres. X Executive Councl M.C. Kaleidoscope'. SANDRA MECON I Class Council Cheerleading Capt. Pep Club Studen Council Homecoming Queen STEVE METZER Football Varsity Club Basketball Track Intramurals w I l LONNIE MEYER ROSE MILAN Glee Club Catalina Club KAREN MILBECK Future Teachers Band Orchestra PHYLLIS MOLHOEK Mastersingers Class Council Sec. Musicals TEVE NUSS 'Annie Get Your Gun AVID NYDEGGER Orche Plain and Fancy 'Bye Bye Birdie PAUL OOSTING Swimn Skin Diving Club Key Club ELIZ! ORMES Class Councils Orche' Girls, Tennis Team Pep Club JOYCE MOULTHROP Knight Life Class Council Pep Club Sec. P.T.S.A. Representative Student Council Quill and Scroll MARTHA MULLEN Student Council Parl. Choir Treasurer Mastersingers Pep Club MARTHA NEFF ELYSE NEGREANN Pep Club Future Sec. Club RUSSELL NIPE Musicals Thespians Kaleidoscope CARL MILLER JAMES MILLER Band Orchestra Bye Bye Birdie Kaleidoscope Of Thee I Sing Plain and Fancy PATRICIA MILLS Red Cross Bowling League JOANNE PEDERSEN Glee Club Pep Club CAROL PETERSON Class Council Spring Festival Glee Club CHARLES POLLINS ERNEST PON ICKI Football Track Swimming JACK POOLMAN Swimming Key Club DANIEL POTTS WILLIAM POTTS Key Club Intramurals CAROL POWERS ERIC PRAHL Math Club Radio Club THOMAS OWEN Intramurals DANIEL OWSIANY Key Club BRUCE PAVEY Football Track MICHAEL PAYNE Senior Class Pres. Key Club Annie Get Your Gun, Wolverine Boys' State WILLIAM PEACOCK DAVID PEASE Choir P1ain and Fancy Bye Bye Birdie PRATT Accolade RANGER RANKIN ennis ey Club RUCE RAY and Pres. chool Dance Band ook Store ARY REAM night Life Staff lass Council Club REAMS Council Council Follies Council Pres. Musicals Forensics Bye Bye Birdie Key Club Intramurals Kaleidoscope Student Council Quill and Scroll Pep Club Art Club Glee Club Treas. JILL REIS Cheerleading Capt. Accolade Glee Club Pep Club Class Council ROXIE REISTERER Chorus PAUL REZIN Track Varsity Club Cross Country MARTHA RICKMAN Thespians Diary of Anne Frank Art Club German Club GENE RIEFEL ROBERT RITCHIE Football N-Club Basketball Kaleidoscope'l Track MARIETTA ROBERSON Glee Club Kaleidoscope WILLIAM ROBERTS SUSAN ROBINSON G.I.A. JAMES RUSSELL SUSAN RUTKOSKIE Pep Club Student Council Class Council Glee Club Festival Chorus SHARON SAGERT DONALD SANDERSON Class Pres. Tennis Football Choir Executive Council Honors Choir WILLIAM SANDERSON Student Council Treas. Class Council Treas. Pres. Key Club Football Choir Mastersingers GAY SANDS Pres. Library Youth Council Y-Teens afzssssey CME CHO0 CARSON SANDV ALL LEE SCHEFFERS Bowling MARJORIE SCHIPPERS Intramural HB . . ,, ye Bye Birdie Choir LAURETTA SCHELB Catalina Bowling Glee Club SANDRA SCHIPPERS Pep Club RICHARD SCHELB gleerclub Football OW mg Key Club Intramurals OCATIO Pep Club Football Wrestling Track Varsity Club Homecoming GAYLE SLATER BUD SMITH Court RONALD SCHMELLMEYER Swimming Varsity Club ZHARLOTTE SCHULDT JAMES SCHUSTER Student Council Track Res. Basketball Key Club Intramurals RICHARD SEABOLD Swimming Key Club Varsity Club Beach Baron EVERETT SHARPLES Football Wrestling DONALD SHIKOSKI Choir Mastersingers Musicals Kaleidoscope Key Club ROBERT SHIPLEY Tennis Intramurals Key Club Bowling N-Club Library Assistant JEFFREY SHURTZ Cross Country Track Knight Life NANCY SINCLAIR Student Council Dramatics Red Cross Pep Club DASON SLACK Tennis Leadership Conference Bye Bye Birdiei' Intramurals Citizenship Education Corn. WILLIAM SPAULDING Varsity Club Track Football HELEN SMITH Class Council Kaleidoscope Co-op Training Y-Teens Glee Club Pep Club JAMES SMITH Football Track N-Club JANET SMITH Choir Vice Pres. Senior Class Debate Student Council F.T.A. Diary of Ann Frank LINDA SMITH Editor Accolade Glee Club Pep Club Quill 8: Scroll MICHAEL STANLEY LEO STEVENSON Bowling Track WILLIAM STEWART DARLENE STOCKWELL Tennis Bowling VICTORIA STRATTON French Club Pep Club Class Council Glee Club Accolade Quill 8a Scroll Football Basketball Vice Pres. Student Council Intra-Club Council Sociology N-Club ROBERT TAYLOR CHARLES STURTEVANT 4 l 1 JUDITH TEUGH Bowling Oflice 4 Future Secretari Knight Life Pep Club 1 FREDERICK 9 TIFFT ' l ROBERT TIMKOVICI Wrestling Track Varsity Club ROSE TIMKOVICI Pep Club Bowling German Club BETTY JO VAN - DER MOLEN Red Cross Future Secretaries Pep Club Intramurals DANIEL WEST Baseball Football Intramural Key Club JOHIN WESTRA Sec. Key Club Band Mastersingers Choir Pres. Teen- Chamber Com- merce Orchestra JOYCE WHEELER Pep Club MARTHA WHITE Bookstore Future Nurses Knight Life LINDA WALTERS Pep Club Jr. Peace Corps Thespians Girls' Tennis Art Club JUDITH WARNER Future Secretaries DARLENE WEIDEMANN Bowling G.I.A. GAIL WELLENKAMP RICHARD WESSELING Mgr. Tennis Mgr. Swimming Mgr. Football Bowling THOMAS TREUHAFT Chess Club Movie Club ELLEN TROFF Class Council F.T.A. Bowling Pep Club Thespians Intramurals JOHANNA VANDERLAAN Oflice MARY JANE JUDY VANDERWALL Vice Pres. Red Cross Band Future Nurses Pep Club Orchestra Ofiice ROBERT VAN DERWEGE Co-captain Swimming Varsity Club Beach Barons VON LINSOWE F UT RE THE RT l JANET WHITING ' Biology Lab Assistant 4 Future Nurses Parliamentarian ROBERT WILLIAMS Wrestling JOANNE WOBBROCK 4 Mastersingers F orensici Kaleidoscope Choiz Diary of Anne Frank Thespianf CAROL WOODHAMS Executive Council Musicals Pep Club Homecoming Court Accolade Class Council NORM WOODS Intramurals CAROL WYMAN Treas. Future Nurses F.T.A Pep Club Teahouse of the August Moon Girls' Tennis DIANE WYMAN NORMAN ZOMER Band Kaleidoscope Intramurals JERRY ZWART Basketball Baseball l A 1 l 1 i S 82 E ENIURS CGMBINE I TUDIES AND I LEASURE Seniors KENNETH BUCKHOUT EDWARD BUELL JOHN CALKINS RICHARD DEAN ROBERT DIVER DAVID HADAWAY MARY ANN JACKSON SANDRA KAY LEONARD KESTER DONALD KETELAAR TERRY LIVINGSTON JOHN MEYER 3 not photographed GERALD MORIN WILLIAM NICHOLS JACK OTTO MARY REARDON JOHN SHAND LAWRENCE SNOW TOM STRATMAN FREDERICK VANDEMAELE ROBERT VANDENBRINK ALVIN VLIESTRA WALTER WALKER 163 ig if ,W aw 5 gg, W v l 1 E 1, 4 1 41 j, J w f S , M' fgf1??'5'F5 - -2 V Q? . 1 A A 1 A11 QALZFY ' A k RQ G -- 2 , Wg . - - 4, gf , U , ' M . , K y -' if w 'Q 3w,..fsw4y-bf - 1. vwfwrfcw- -4 A Kgs'-Af --4' x ' 'P H W 7 ' . ,ew-w w f ' 'f -v-- .ff . J V 1 ,, can . V, aff f ' f , .- ' ff -' K' L' V '--- f ' W 2 X 1 -,.,,-- 1 '-- V' v 'v ' K .--. gy 53 ..,. 3244 . 2. ' n we f-If Qi yew Q-wwf' 3 V s' H - . 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Linda Darnell, Linda Smith, Vikki Stratton Mary Reams, Don Sander- son, Joyce Moulthrop, Marty Neil, Jill Imanse, Marcia Ben- nick, Carol Wooclhams. s TOP TWENTY SENIORS: 1. to r. FIRST ROW: Rose Timkovich, Marcia Bennink, Mary Harmens, Janet Whiting, Linda Smith. SECOND ROW.' Janet Church, Cheryl De Lobel, Judy Von Lin- sowe, Terry Lewis. THIRD ROW: Lucille Kline Ellen TroHi, Michael Hinkley, Jill Imanse, Eliza- beth Ormes. .FOURTH ROW: Jerry Zwart, Bud Pratt, Eric Prahl, Norman Eaton. Kalamazoo Harvard Club Award to Junior Boy of highest scholastic rank: Mike Liep- man. Honors Quartet: Lucille Kline, Linda Bergy, Jon Dykema, Donald Sanderson. Out- standing Thespian Awards: Linda Lapekas, Thom Hawley. Crisco Company Homemaking Award: Susie Carl. Michigan High School Forensic Association Certificate of Merit for first place in the Dis- trict Contest and Superior Honors in the Regional Contest in Interpretative Reading: Janet Smith. Members of Kalamazoo Library Youth Coun- cil: Gay Sands, Henrietta Hoogendyk, Linda Weesies, Jim Bender, Wayland Ingersol. OUTSTANDI G AWARD l l 1 l SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS, l. to r. FRONT ROW: Jill Imanse, Mike Long, Linda Darnell, Janet Whiting, Barbara Brown, Bill LaDuke, Janet Church, Marcia Bennink. MIDDLE ROW: Mike Bush, Fred Tifft, Jerry Zwart, Joyce Moulthrop, Leita DeLano, Terry Lewis, Bruce Ray, Rose Timkovich, Lucille Kline, Bill Sanderson. BACK ROW: Norman Eaton, Don Sanderson, Shirley Chapman, Doug DeYoung, Mike Hinckley, Leonard Pratt, Bud Smith, Eric Prahl. PECIAL RECGG ITIO- D.A.R. Good Citizen Award to Senior Girl: Lucille Kline. Plymouth Automobile Trouble- Shooters Contest: Third place, Joe Anderson and Paul Costing. National Merit Scholarship Commendation Let- ters: James Beeby, Robert Greene, Bill Hanson, Leonard Pratt, Paul Rezin, Fred Tifft. Finalists of National Merit Competition: Janet Church, Michael Hinckley. Homemaker of Tomorrow: Janet Church. Tracy Beauty Academy Scholarship: Leita DeLano. University of Michigan Regents Alumni Scholar- ships: Fred Tifft, Leonard Pratt, Don Sanderson. Key Club Senior of the Year: William Sanderson. frightl Eric Prahl receives Loy Norrix Memorial Fund award from Principal Elwood GriH'ith. Award goes each year to Senior with the highest scholastic average. HIGH HONORS AND HONORS: l. to r., FIRST ROW: Cheryl Delo- bel, Janet Church Leonard Pratt, Linda Smith, Lucille Kline. SECOND ROW: Judy VanLinsowe, Wm. Kirk- patrick, Ellen Troff, Nor- man Eaton, Eric Prahl, Michael Hinckley. ACADE IC EXCELLE CE fabovej Michael Hinckley and Janet Church, Finalists in National Merit Competition. Special recognition was given to those with outstanding academic records. Those who earned High Honors achieved a minimum of twenty A's and no grade lower than B. Honors were awarded to those who received sixteen A's and no grade lower than C. fbelowj Lucy Kline, D.A.R. Good Citizen, William Sanderson, Key Club Senior of the Year. l 1 F F FAREWELL TO NORRIX. , X , E 2 1 -3 I MADE IT! BANQUET LAST GATHERI G What could be more pleasant than a get-together to reminesce - about old times and dream of the future? Kalamazoo College Wells Hall was the scene of the Class of '63 punch bowl and banquet. Every- one was fully entertained by the wise and witty words of Howard Chenery. All left contented with food and fond last memories. Um-Um Good. w 4 I A-L Vyrk ,M , ot. ,...,..,i..W. ..r.,.a..,w.. sw' Y 6 l 5 1 2 x 4 5 Q Q s l , 1 i i H 1 1 Y , 2+ a 1 5 A Guests enjoy banquet. L. to r.: Class Sponsor and Mrs. Molhoekg Speaker Howard Cheneryg Principal and Mrs Robert Feldtg Senior Class President Donald Sandersong Elwood Griffith. General Chairman Sharon Berghuisg Class Secretary Phyllis - BEFORE EXAMS Seniors find time to ride bikes to school, complete projects, and study for those last exams. Gazette Photo. 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