North Muskegon High School - Norseman Yearbook (North Muskegon, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1954 volume:

why, A hz- M wif 3 ., ' 1 ' w V, , , W my W 4: 545'-f Q-by C1 ' 'JV ' fat' Ls hw V. Q , 4, , 4, 1' .Q A f ,s -we vm - '-I nag ww F ,a ,sv sq.,m...,.'3 Sxkxx 5 QM Www' Mix 'WA MQW W NY v-' , r f , 1 . A .Q Q, svn' -'ms' . .X-if , L, . lv 11,452 k d41,.w -' ' 5 , 1 aw X. 'nf :4. v .,,Vn5a?:. b A Q M 1' till Jw , . , fi -uk. 4 Y A :km mf 'un nw 1 an ,if 1 1 fy. :M ii. ,.v: 11' 1. ,W N , rw,- , Q .AM 1: 1 L EAL- ' i, 'f Q.. Z. 1 f , ., 1 ' . rf 71, 1 , 7., K H, A 'i'1w'- ffmI?i'EY?dhf3':2E2Mu. THE i954 NORSEMAN Published by the SENICR CLASS North Muskegon High School North Muskegon, Michigan I-.,, , to , Foreword Our years in high school are ones we will always remember and cherish - years that have given us friends, knowledge, and very wonderful exper- iences. Now, being Seniors, we will leave our school, which has made each of us individually wealthy in the ways of life, to achieve the high goals which we have set for ourselves -- goals and ideals That will Take us into the future but not lel us forget our memorable years in high school. 2 s Table of Contents They turn the Key and Open the Door ....A.. ....6-8 Administration To Learning ...... ..9-13 Faculty North Muskegon - School of Contrast ..... ...... l 4-43 Activities We Set our Sights High ...... .,,,,,,,. 4 4-65 Seniors What Makes Us Tick ....... 66-80 Informal Shots Success is the Fruit of Slow Growth ..... ....... 8 l-TO4 Underclassmen Our Keynote .,..... lO5-l ll Music We Score in 54 ll2-133 Sports Our School Rings a Bell T34-152 Advertising rm -Www! 1 E r r P 1 4 Q E Q 2: 5, '4 57'--f'f1 A'1i? - 'six-J-El -V YT ,TYTQS iff: 9 if fiafif ff 'ffffvf '55 Board of Education .sell-.inf The old welcomes the new .V M ,Si Miss Louise Joldersma - Clerk, Mr. Ray B. Withey - Trustee, Mr. Joseph M. Ferrell - Secretary, Dr. Cole S. Brembeck -- retiring Superintendent, Mr. Wayne Eikenberry - incoming Supertintendent, Mr. Marion Bradbury, Jr. 1 President, Mr. Charles S. Prescott 1 Trustee, Mrs. John P. Sheldon - Treasurer. They turn the Key . . . The class of 54 is indeed fortunate to have had Dr. Cole S. Brembeck as superintend- ent during their last three years of high school. Through his outstanding leadership we, the seniors, and other students now have but to live up to the high standards he has set. All of us are grateful for his fine guidance and leadership, and we wish him all the luck in his new position. We also would like to welcome Mr. Wayne Eikenberry, whose warm friendship has given the seniors the desire to experience more of his fine leadership. To Mr. Eikenberry, we wish also to say, Good luck in your new position. We realize now that we have not lost a great friend, but have gained two. The person who has contributed much to the thoughts and ideals of the students and given them advice and counsel is Mr. Dunsmore. To us, he has given a philosophy which has con- tributed toward making us happier individuals. Many are familiar with his statement, lt is not the amount of potential you have, but how you use it. The seniors are fortunate to have experienced the fine leadership of a person whose influence has given us the desire to accomplish our goals and ideals. May North Muskegon High School continue under such excellent leadership for many years to come. Not to be overlooked are the secretaries. The entire school could not function without the efforts of Mrs. Barbara Cole lregistrarl in the high school office and Miss Louise Joldersma lclerk to the Boardl in the main office. Our Sincere thanks for the help they have rendered. While not many of us come into frequent contact with the Board of Education or are familiar with its functions, it is the governing body of our school. All we can do is thank these citizens who give their time freely and willingly for the betterment of the North Mus- kegon High School. 7 Dr. Brembeck - Superintendenf, Miss Joldersma - Clerk . . . and Open the Door . . . Mr. Dunsmore - Principal, Mrs. Cole - Secretary N. -Q . z Xia fb 5232, NY. rn MATH and SCIENCE Robert Dorsch Homer Van Hoesen Charles Steinmetz HOMEMAKING Barbara CuIver SOCIAL STUDIES John Jozscz Robert Vc1ncIerMeer John Holmond ff-f COMMERCIAL Virginia DeWitt Isabell Wafhen ART Virginia Clark MUSIC Ralph Sfrouf Rachel Bordeaux INDUSTRIAL ARTS Wesley Bunks Ronald Jansen SPECIAL EDUCATION Robert Couzynse SEVENTH GRADE Bernd Stuart William Stuart LANGUAGE ARTS Thomas Helf Dorothy Bradish Katherine Birdsall Milton Hedlund Glenna Stoner PHYSICAL EDUCATION Duncan Lectka Clara Zelenka Robert Morris 259 ,, , 4 11325 Eb' ' M E35 mm awww N353 HGH YZEH M5 Mfg Student Council Silling: Sandra Cooper, Don Harris, Paul Johnson, Tom Arnlz, Diane Wilkie, Mary Allen, Joy Stevens, Linnea Swarlz, Standing- Ronald Jansen -- advisor, George LeFevre, Dick Schuileman, Dick Locke, Dave Bliss, Red Emery, Dave Couch, William Hirn -iadvisor. I Our Election Assembly a 5 ? -, Q 1, S ff K g f:,-'Q,'-.- ,:- l6 Our Student Government Our student body got the Student Council off to an excellent start this year by selecting four very capable officers. After much campaign- ing, in the annual fall elections, these students were elected: Tom Arntz, president, Dave Bliss, vice-president, Diane Wilkie, secretary, George LeFevre, treasurer. Red Emery became the treasurer at the beginning of the second sem- ester when George LeFevre changed schools. The Student Council again had a full schedule of activities, sponsoring assemblies, planning after-game dances, and chartering student bus- es for sports events. Also, it helped to have the P.A. system in the gym repaired. As the completion of the school year neared, the Council discussed proiects, two were suggested, buying a proiector, or buying an automatic record player for the school. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Diane Wilkie, Secretaryp Red Emery, Treasurer, Dave Bliss Vice-president, Tom Arntz, President. Students gather to discuss citizenship with Student Council members. l7 ational Honor Society Front row: Barbara Miner, Secruetor ,Clara .lo Jane McAIIis1er, Dick Hilt, Mr, Halmond - Y Ll U Matych, President, Lyneiie Ferrell, Vice-presi- Advisor, Dale Broderick, Diana Sparkes, Mar dent, and Lenore Cihak, Treasurer. Standing: cia Allison, and Ccihy Kraiovil. Barbara Bestervelt, Joan Morse, Jim Johnson, Honor Society pushes cloihing drivel 18 National Honor Society members meet on Wednesdays after school, or on Fridays at 3:00. ational Honor Society The National Honor Society is the scholastic honor body of the school. To obtain member- ship one must have a B or better average schol- astically and be rated highly for character, leadership, and service to the school. The soci- ety is composed of 1070 of the Senior class and 57, of the Junior class, being elected in the spring. Although the society's main aim is to give recognition to students who have done well in their studies, they also try to be constructive in their proiects. This year, to raise money for their main proiect, the members checked coats at dances, sold milk at noon hour and coke at basketball games. They also sponsored an aft- er-game dance and the Crusade for Clothing drive in school. The money from these proiects was donated to charity. At the end of the year, the society held a beach party in coniunction with the Student Council. , .X wscgr' ul X1 get . at Clara Jo Matych welcomes new members -- Mary Halfpap, Elaine Schooley, Alison Olding, Nan Ahlberg, Diane Wilkie, Jane VanderPloeg, Carol Prescott, Margaret Ginn, and Dove Couch. Extreme right: Mr. Halmond, advisor. 19 p 1 1 xv' - - fwv Staff E -as First Row: Leona Pipoly, .loan Morse, Lenore Cihak, Mary Halfpap, Jane McAllister, lynelie Ferrell, Diana Sparkes, Charlene Barker. Second Row: Lorford Keasey, Jim Johnson, Dan Snuffer, Dale Broderick, Doug Casperson, Dove Couch, Wolf Busker, Ray Ramsey, Mr. Helf, and Lee WiH. Annual Art Photography WP! on-4, 1 9, A Mr. Helf -- advisor and Dale Broderick -- Art, Lorford Keasey, Ray Ramsey, and Lee Witt 20 ' x Sports Sta Dan Snuffer and Charlene Barker. Features Diana Sparkes, Jane McAllister, Jim Johnson, and Dave Couch. A BUSINESS Doug Casperson, Ray Ramsey, Walt Busker, Joan Morse, and Mary Halfpap TYPISTS Leona Pipoly, Lynette Ferrell - editor, and Lenore Cihak. - Business Manager. lffxryf' , M' J Yam 21 Seated: Alison Olding, Arlene Windbacher, Barbara Jo Bestervelt, Clara Jo Matych, Carolynn Britzen, Marsha Bradshaw Mary Curtis Foote, Joy Stevens, Mary Halfpap, Jane VanderPloeg, Nancy Stamm, and Lynette Ferrell. Standing: Lee Witt Elaine Schooley, Mr. Hirn - advisor, Mike Hilton, Dale Broderick, and Dick Laubach. EDITORS Jane VanderPloeg Elaine Schooley Lynette Ferrell Society Editors Barbara Bestervelt - Features Alison Olding - News Reporters Charlene Barker Marsha Bradshaw Mary C. Foote Dick Laubach NEWS WRITERS Editor Marsha Bradshaw Reporters Amelia Damm Lynette Ferrell Mike Hilton Nancy Stamm Carol Prescott Jane VanderPloeg Diane Wilkie 22 Norse Star Staff Barbara Raulin Arlene Windbacher Clara Jo Matych - Music and Dale Broderick - Art lEditorJ Joy Stevens - Art Lee Witt - Photography Business Mike Hilton Typists Carolynn Britzen Mary Halfpap Clara Jo Matych Norse Star Meeting Drama . ' in 4 '-H4 Fm rv Lynette Ferrell Marsha Bradshaw Carol Prescoti N n S , 1 Gmn I Issue o 1 K '1 vi 15, 'i l l ii President Secretory Treasurer Publicity 24 Mary Matych Margaret Colgate Marilyn Erickson Clara Jo Matych Norma Wagner Future Nurses Club First row: Carol Smith, Charlotte Otten, Verna LaGrande, Elsie Bushee, Lois Funnell, Doris DeVries, Judy Mulder. Second row: l OFFICERS Lois Funnell Verna LaGrande Charlotte Otten Judy Mulder - f First row: Clara .lo Matych, Marilyn Erickson, Marcia Baldwin, Doris DeVries, Lois Funnell, Dorothy LaNeau. Second row: Verna LaGrande, Charlotte Otten, Margaret Colgate, Judy Mulder, Pat Dean, Mary Matych. Homemaking Club Ruth Erickson, Marlys Armstrong, Margie Fechner, and Marilyn Banks gather to decide the next step to take in order to complete the sewing of a skirt. OFFICERS President, Pat Putnam, Vice-president, Anna Hekkema, Secretary, Nancy Ahlloerg, Advisor, Miss Culver. MEMBERS Nancy Ahlberg, ,Marlys Armstrong, Marcia Bak- er, Marilyn Banks, Janice Boutell, Elsie Bushee, Lynette Cooper, Jackie Croft, Pat Dean, Ruth Erickson, Mariorie Fechner, Rose Ann Fodrocy, Anna Hekkema, Nancy Hubbard, Pat Putnam, Donna Swanstrom, Emelie Vanaten, Norma Wagner, Janet Weerstra, Marian Zimmerman, Vivian Aamondt. ,, ip. in GDSGGDCD Of all the roads both east and west, the one that leads to home is best. First row: Som Cline, Bruce Chesmer, Tom Engle, Clair Hoos, Jack Kooi, Alun Kueny, Maurice Oberg, Merrick Mooney. Second row: Roger Carlyle, Courlney Gust, Tony Nord, James Damm, James McNiff, Carol Curris, Josephine Cherney, Nancy Slamm. Third row: Lee Will, Lorford Keasey, Phillip Andreas, Adrian Wenling, Gordon Odell, David Nelson, James McKinley, and Mr. VonHoesen - advisor. Photography Club OFFICERS President, Lorford Kec1sey,Vice-president, Lee Will, Secretory-Treasurer, Adrian C. Wenting. .Urn Front row: Vickky Holm, Nancy Crouch, Mary Young, Mary Curtis Foote. Back row: Arlene Cilla, Wanda Assink, Mary Lee Foote, Lynne-Elle Ortquist, Louise Munz, Mr. Bunks - advisor, Phyllis Knoll, Elva Gundy, Jackie Hulbert, Nancy Clink. Silk Screening Club l l l l iw, ,,,, Mary Lee Foote and Louise Munz receive a few pointers on silk screening from Dick Hunt, a member of the printing department. One of the major proiects of the silk screening club this year was the making of Norse Star covers. The Norse Star staff ond the student body hope to see more of these beautifully de- signed covers in the future. OFFICERS President, Nancy Clinkg Vice-president, Mary Lee Foote, Secretary, Mary Curtis Foote, Treas- urer, Mary Lynn Marquard. 27 First row: Ron Wilkie, Paul Krolczyk. Second row: Bill Moran, Joe Sienkiewicz, Third row: Bill Mclntyre. Side row: Bob Croft, Howard Hunt, Betty Rector, and Bob Lillie. OFFICERS President, Bill Moran Secretary-Treasurer, Betty Rector MEMBERS Bennie Agnew, Shirley Anderson, Marilyn Arseneau, Bob Craft, Char- les Croskey, Lorraine Cygiert, Terry Dobberstein, George Grenell, Her- bert Hunt, Ken Hutchins, Paul Krol- czyk, Lee Lamb, Bob Lillie, Naomi Lillie, Pat McArthur, Bill Mclntyre, Bill Moran, Ann Pierson, Leonard Plank, Betty Rector, Sally Schuitema, Joe Sienkiewicz, Ron Wilkie. I ii-fm -i5 if ' If is , - S ' b v' als 28 Art Club ...mi:..,f...,. . m...a,4m.i1,.-s..Ai.2 , X. f z E Seated: Lee Lamb. Left to Right: Naomi Lillie, Marilyn Arseneau, Mrs, Clark advisor, Leonard Plank, Bob Lillie, and Charles Craskey. Mr. Hedlund gives last minute instructions to the cast before one of its performances. Seated on floor: Irene Mills, Terry Pietkiewicz, and Delores Hogan. At piano: Ruth Kramer. Standing right: Barbara Miner, Marlene Travis, Karen Travis, Kay Moran, Doug Casperson, Char- lotte Otlen, Bill Seastrom, and Bob Snuffer. Near piano left: Mr. Hedlund, director, Marilyn Erickson, Barbara Bestervelt, Tina Johnson, Janet Thuesen, Mitzi Smith, Sandra Taylor, and Sally Schuitema. Dramatics Club Q G' will 4 OFFICERS ,.-WW M51 'llzdi I 'ci President .......s.,. ......,......,............. D ick Laubach I ni Vice-president ..,,,,... ..... J ane VanderPloeg Q 41 Secretary-Treasurer .... ......,. N ancy Wilkie Publicity Chairman .s... Barbara Raulin 9 MEMBERS Marcia Baldwin, Barbara Bestervelt, Douglas Casperson, Dennis DeVries, Doris DeVries, Marilyn Erickson, Lolly Fenner, Sandra Hansen, Mike Hilton, Delores Hogan, Ruth Kramer, Drummond Kurtz, Clara Jo Matych, Dick Montgomery, Ali- son Olding, Terry Pietkiewicz, Leona Pipoly, Barbara Raulin, Bill Seastrom, Pat Shaffer, Ruth Shields, Dan Snuffer, Marlene Travis, Ken VanderHoff, Jane VanderPloeg, Nancy Wilkie, Arlene Windbacher, and Dick Woodhouse. ,ll After Showboat was seen at North Mus- kegon, the dramatics club arranged for the assembly to be performed at Muskegon and Grand Haven High Schools. Delores Hogan, Terry Pietkiewicz, and lrene Mills sing Life Upon the Wicked Stage in the exchange - assembly, Showboat. 29 .1 First row seated Barbara Bestervell, Marlene Travis, Delores Hogan, Barbara Raulin, Leona Pipoly. Second row standing Dlck Woodhouse Ray Ramsey, Lynette Ferrell, Jim Johnson, Dick Hilt. OUR JUNIOR PLAY Me and My Shadow Director, Clarence Stephenson - Student Director, Joan Morse Samuel Lewis Beverly Lewis CAST Kate Lewis ,,.... Harry Jordan Julie Lewis ,,,,.,e.. Velma Gordon Will Warren .A Gramma Lewis Don Farley .,..se Alice Merrill ,,,,,. Ray Ramsey Leona Pipoly Delores Hogan Dick Woodhouse Barbara Raulin Barbara Bestervelt Jim Johnson Marlene Travis Dick Hilt Lynette Ferrell ,M I ,Q P f f ff . A fi J I I , ,f 22 , Ray Ramsey lSamuel Lewis, and Jim Johnson lWiIl Barbara Bestervelt lVelma Gordon, and Dick Hilt Warren, It Was A Pleasure. lDon Farley, And You Can Call Me Velma. . I 5 V- A ,-Q X ,ge -ff A , J F Barbara Raulin Uulie lsamuel Lewis, I, I - BEHIND THE SCENES Stage Crew: Clara Jo Matych, Jane McAllister, Doug Casperson, Leonard Plank, Lynn Krolczyk. Properly Crew: Jane McAllister, Diana Sparkes, Nancy Wilkie, Arlene Windbacher. Make-up Crew: Alison Olding, Mary Halfpap. Tickets and Programs: Richard Hunt. Ticket Sales: Leonard Green, Nancy Wilkie, Arlene Windbacher, Red Emery, Tom Arntz. Usherettes: Lenore Cihak, Charlotte Payne, Doreen Carlson, Marcia Allison, Barbara Miner, Joanne Hunt, Marcia Kaule, Ruth Kramer. Advertising: Alan McKee, Clara Matych, Arland Schultz, Dale Broderick, Bob Snuffer, Dick Laubach, Doug Casperson. J Lewis, and Roy Ramsey Ray Ramsey lSamuel Lewis, I hate planes, I hate - think l'm going to faint! 'em, I hate 'em! X 15, Q, S 1 V. -,M 1,7 ,Z g 5 V 4 :rf F 263,444 31 Seated: Charles Worlham, Don Arseneau, Dick Woodhouse, Dick Loubach, Dan Snuffer, Leona Pipoly. Standing: Clara .lo Matych, Charlene Barker, Charles Croskey, Delores Hogan, Dick Hilt, Lynette Ferrell, Doug Casperson, Barbara Beslervell, Jim Johnson, Dennis DeVries, Mr. Hedlund. OUR SENIOR PLAY She Stoops to Conquer Director, Milton Hedlund - Student Director, Clara Jo Matych CAST The Useful Fellow ,..s....... ,........., ................... D o n Arseneau Prologue and Epilogue ..... Spoken by Leona Pipoly Mr, Hardcastle ............... ......,........ D oug Casperson Mrs. Hardcastle Tony Lumpkin ....,. Lynette Ferrell Richard Woodhouse Miss Hardcastle ......,.......,...,..... Delores Hogan Miss Neville ...... .....,.........,..... B arbara Bestervelt Shabby Fellows .,ss. Dick Laubach, Dennis DeVries Landlord ...,.s.., .......ss...,.....,......,.. D an Snuffer Marlow ,ss, ........ D ick Hilt Hastings ss.. .,,...,... J im Johnson Diggory .s.,s,..,., ..........s........... C harles Wortham Servants .....s,., ..... D iCk LClUbGCl1, Dennis DeVries Pimple, the maid ..,... .............-........ C harlene Barker Sir Charles Marlow ..s, .... C harles Croskey 32 , Q-ef. , never say anything like ity and a man of the world, too! 4!Z,', few! 1 1 1 X 1 1 1 4 2 - 4 ' ' , fi '1- gm- A f, 1.1 - f. 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They have lost their way upo' the forest. v r :tl r Behind the Scenes Mary Halfpap Clara Jo Matych Arlene Windbacher Carol Kleeves Ray Ramsey Nancy Wilkie Lorford Keasey Marlene Travis Ed Stelle Walt Busker Red Emery Dave Couch Jane McAllister Terry Pietkiewicz Diana Sparkes Barbara Raulin Pat Shaffer Alison Olding Lorraine Cygiert Ruth Kramer 33 First row: Janis Vanderlinde, Lois Funnell, Janet Rae. Second row: Joyce Smith, Mary Suprian, Karen Klecka, Sue Thomas, Karen Austin, Karen Holmes, Nellie VanEck, Peggy Mogren, Bonnie Wilkoskie, Margie Brace, Norma McAllister. Third row: Miss Stoner - advisor, Gloria Zuidema, Arlene Vanderlinde, Verna LaGrande, Kate Lunsford, Carol Snow, Nancy Schab, Judy Mulder. OFFICERS President ....,,.... .......... J udy Mulder 1 Vice-president ...,. ..........,... L ois Funnell C Secretary .,..,.. ,,.,. A rlene Vanderlinde Treasurer ..,., ....,,......... J anet Rae 34 Mary Suprian, Verna LoGrande, Kate Lunsford, Judy Mulder, Arlene Vanderlinde, Jackie Bennett Nellie VonEck, Gloria Zuidema, Carol Snow, Karen Austin, Lois Funnell. Varsity Club Officers ,wmgmrlzi A A NHL First row: Mr. Morris - advisor, Scotty Moore, Alan McKee, Alon Engsfrom, Roy Romsey, Red Emery, Ed Slelle, Dave Couch, Wcll Busker. Second row: Jerry Westenfelder, Tony Nord, Tom Girocco, Tom Slribley, Ron Simonelli, Leonard Green, Dun Snuffer. Third row: Dave Nelson, Gordon Odell, Dick Schuifeman, Tom Arntz, Stun Guy, Dove Bliss, Mr. Leclko -odvisor. 35 L it l l OFFICERS President, Margaret Ginn, Vice-president, Kay Moran, Secretary, Amelia Damm, Treasurer, Peggy DeWald, Corresponding Secretary, Marsha Brad- shaw, Sports Managers, Maria Harakas and Sue Coston, Council Board, Betsy Clink and Betty Sod- ini, Advisor-Miss Zelenka. Girls' Athletic Association MEMBERS Carolyn Beard, Marsha Bradshaw, Carolyn Brit- zen, Karen Burns, Sue Coston, Betsy Clink, Nancy MOTTO Clink, Amelia Damm, Peggy DeWald, Marilyn Erickson, Mary C. Foote, Mary L. Foote, Margaret Ginn, Carol Guy, Maria Harakas, Jackie Hulbert, Gwen Jemison, Tina Johnson, Sandra Klecka, Nan- cy Lillmars, Kate Lunsford, Peggy McAllister, Kay Moran, Louise Munz, Martha Pinder, Carol Prescott, Patty Put- nam, Carol Smith, Carol Snow, Betty Sodini, Nancy Stamm, Joy Stevens, Carol Strait, Linnea Swartz, Sandra Taylor, Janet Theusen, Karen Travis, Mattie Turner, Jane VanderPloeg, Nellie VanEck, Janet Whitsell, Janet Woodhouse, June Wynne, Mary Young, Janet McKinnon. A sport for every girl and a girl for every sport. iq. Illl 7 lllllll --::- IIIIIIIIIII ' ,tg 1 Members gather to tally up points they earned by participating in various sports. 36 V W 14 H V CO-ED COUNCIL MEMBERS FROM AREA SCHOOLS GATHER TO PLAN VALENTINE DANCE. North Muskegon members-Barbara Bestervelt, Ed Stelle, Walt Busker, Lenore Cihak. OFFICERS President, Amelia Damm, Vice-president, Sue Coston, Secretary, Mary C. Foote, Treasurer, Marsha Bradshaw, Historian, Joy Stevens, Reporter, Jane VanderPloeg, Inter-Council, Linnea Swartz. The purpose of the Y-Teens is to build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which are committed by our faith as Christians. Y-TEENS MEMBERS Nancy Ahlberg, Jackie Allen, Karen Austin, Shirley Beattie, Judy Boyden, Carolynn Beard, Marsha Bradshaw, Carolyn Britzen, Arlene Carl- son, Betsy Clink, Nancy Clink, Lynett Cooper, Sue Coston, Jackie Croft, Amelia Damm, Joann Evoy, Mary C. Foote, Mary L. Foote, Lois Funnel, Margaret Ginn, Carol Guy, Janice Hower, Mary Halfpap, Tina Johnson, Nancy Klecka, Sandra Klecka, Verna Le Grande, Mary Marquard, Kay Moran, Judy Mulder, Clara Jo Matych, Jane McAllister, Louise Munz, Bonnie Pickle, Patty Putnam, Carol Smith, Nancy Stamm, Joy Stevens, Mary Suprian, Linnea Swartz, Sandra Taylor, Janet Thusen, Arlene Vanderlinde, Jane Van derPloeg, Diane Wilkie, Janet Woodhouse, Mary Young, Gloria Zuidema, Alison Olding, Marilyn Erickson. 37 SPONSOR BAKED-GOOD SALES AT THE DRUG STORE. Z m.N F af D' it 9' X W l S Front: Gerald Camp, George Clark, Larry Croskey, Gerald Weaver, Ronnie Anderson, Eddie Beegle. Back: Jim Potuzink, Jim Pyle, Toby Stamm, Larry Powell, David Boutell, David Emery, Hal Deane, Steve Korh, Dale Evans, and Mr. Jozsa-advisor. OFFICERS President, Hal Deane, Vice-president, Larry Powell, Secretary, George Clark, Treasurer, Toby Stamm. Rod and Reel Club The Rod and Reel Club provides the opportunity to: l. Study ways of becoming more conservation-minded. 2. Exchange ideas with one another on fishing and fishing equipment for the purpose of becoming better sportsmen. 3. Repair, make, and trade fishing equipment. 4. Promote friendship among the group. 0? .cw ? J 5. Mr. Jozsa, Dick VanEtten, Toby Stamm, Jim Pyle, Steve Koch, Larry Powell, George Clark, and Jerry Weaver. f 38 Lee Cone and Ted Vanderleesl Gun Club 7 ,Q HRM 2' I1 I I.,-f 1,-' discuss their plans for the following hunting season. Q ff ' Q mi MEMBERS Bob Baolz, Al Barlz, Norman Bean, Ken Bolema, Don Cillo, Lee Cone, Phil Cooper, Don Couch, Tom Girocco, Dale Gish, Doug Grennell, Tom Kompenga, Bob Kenney, Dick Maples, Jim Olding, Bob Pickle, Jerry Polempcl, Jim Thompson, John Vail, Ted Vanderleesl, Dick Vonderlinde, Larry Worden. W gg 'Six 39 Standing: Bob Wierda, Larry Olsen, Robert Morris - advisor, First row: Mary Matych, Charlotte Otten, Janet Whitsel, Janet McKinnon, Don Pickle, Dick Reterstoff, C. Brown, Chester Broner. Second row: Bob Mahn, Jerry Davis, Fred Grimm, Phil Lidke, Dave Raulin, Bob Bond, Albert Port. Third row: Maior Blair, Joe Elliot, Don Berry, Dick Briggs, Joe Dusenberry, Frank Green. Archery Club OFFICERS - President ......,. ,...., L orry Olsen Vice-president .,.. ...,,,. D ave Raulin Secretory .....,,.. .... J anet McKinnon Treasurer . ........ Bob Wierdc Larry Olsen - demonstrating. First row: Dick Partridge, Janet McKinnon, Bob Bond, Dave Raulin. Second row: Bob Wierda, Frank Green, Ron Farmer, Fred Livingston. 40 Recreation Club OFFICERS President, Sue Caslon, Vice president, Janet Woodhouse Secretary, Kay Moran, Treas- urer, Betsy Clink. We make use of leisure K ' J 4 time. , Betsy Clink, Sandra Taylor, Margaret Ginn, Sue Coston, and Janet Woodhouse relax on the campus lawn. -First row: Miss Zelenka - advisor, Sue Coston, Janet Woodhouse, Kay Moran, Betsy Clink, and Peggy McAllister. Second row: Janet Thuesen, Tina Johnson, Gwen Jemison, Mattie Turner, Sandra Taylor, Carolyn Britzen. Third row: Carol Prescott, Carolynn Beard, Margaret Ginn, Martha Pinder, Marsha Bradshaw, and Sandra Klecka. 41 Study Club Student Librarians Standing: Charlotte Otten, Miss Bradish 1 advisor, Carol Casselman, Cynthia Brower, and Carol Smith. Sitting: Kg Sandra Figge, and Mary Laubczch. 42 tych, Commercial Club First row: Virginia Mahn, Joan Morse. Second row: Miss DeWitt - advisor, Cathy Kratovil, Marcia Allison. Third row: Barbara Miner, Lenore Cihak. Fourth row: Elaine Schooley, Charlotte Payne. OFFICERS Seated: Publicity Chairman, Marcia Allison. Standing: Secretary-Treasurer, Jaan Morse, Vice-president, Elaine Schooley, President, Lenore Cihak. MEMBERS Marilyn Nichols, Charlotte Payne, Elaine Schooley, Lois Smith, Doris Vanderslute. 43 Marcia Allison, Lenore Cihak, Cathy Kratovil, Virginia Mahn, Barbara Miner, Joan Morse, 4 P 4 M, mf U y -1.f wifw'gMm ,,.,, wffgbxf gsaqbgagifg ,QW ae! A ,fnmefwv N eisrf-nib? if 'W'.wN.xvS , wfwrfr wi? View iiylmdmv Qiiminwrmm Qxrrtgsfwg. jrmr NEA rggfffif, nixntiffzsn 5seszs,4-Krew' mm af axis' Ifsxliiigf fl. M, 3:52:15-,fn 4' 37. QP. fi if filfleg ff ,px s pg., ff wg.. fs? x ev Y W 5. ,,,.,' H, if MARCIA GRACE ALLISON Recreation Club 9, Choir 9-l0-ll-l2, Noon Club 9-lO-ll-l2, Hobby lnstru ments Club lO, Student Council IO, Oper etta lO-l l, Glee Club ll, Oral lnterpre tation Club ll, Vocal Ensemble ll, Com mercial Club I2 - Publicity Chairman National Honor Society 12. 1 SHIRLEY MAXINE ANDERSON Recreation Club 9, Homemaking Club l0 - Treasurer, Dramatics Club 'l'l, Glee Club ll, Art Club l2. ,MA X .b A 4 THOMAS LYLE ARNTZ Class President 9, Student Council 9-10- ll-12 1 Treasurer lO - Vice-president ll - President 12, Football 9-10-ll-12, Basketball 9-lO-l l-l2, Baseball 9-lO-l l- l2, Track 9-10-l l-l2, Varsity Club 9-lO- ll-12. + Q A. DONALD JOSEPH ARSENEAU Photography Club 9, Senior Band 9-10 ll4l2, Glee Club IO, Dance Band 10-ll l2, Senior Play. 45 CHARLENE MAE BARKER Art Club 9, Recreation Club 9, Choir 9- 10, Glee Club 9-10-11, Dramatics Club 10-11 - President 11, Junior Play Com- mittee, Junior Class Treasurer, Norse Star Staff 11-12, Annual Staff 12, Senior Play. BARBARA JO BESTERVELT Glee Club 9, Recreation Club 9, Vocal Ensemble 9, Class Secretary 9, Girls' Ath- letic Association 10 - Secretary, Girls' Athletic Award 10, Cheerleader 10-11- 12 - Co-Captain 12, Dramatics Club 10- 11-12, Maiorette and Band Secretary 10- 11-12, Junior Play, Norse Star Staff 11- 12, Class Treasurer 12, D.A.R. Citizenship Award 12, Exchange Assembly 12, Juven- ile Jury 12, National Honor Society 12, Senior Play, 46 RAYMOND HARRY BEATTIE Sports Club 9-10, Gun Club 11, Co-oper- ative Training 12. DALE PATRICK BRODRICK Radio Club 9, Art Club 10-11, Baseball 10-ll-12, Annual Staff ll-12, National Honor Society ll-12, Norse Star Staff 12, Track 12. We WALTER EDWIN BUSKER, JR. Glee Club 9, Football 9-10-11-12, Bas- ketball 9-10-11-12, Varsity Club 10-11- 12, Camera Club 11, Junior Play Commit- tee, Baseball 11-12, Track 11-12, Annual Staff 12, Senior Play Committee. LENORE ANNE CIHAK Recreation Club 9, Senior Band 9-10-11- 12, Noon Club 9-10-11-12, Latin Club 10, Hobby Instruments Club 10, lnstrumental Ensembles 10-11-12, Pep Band 10-11-12, Choir 11, Competent Typist Award 11, History Award 11, Operetta 11, Oral ln- terpretation Club 11, National Honor So- ciety 11-12 - Treasurer 12, Annual Staff 12, Commercial Club 12 -- President, District 7 Band Clinic 12, Y.W.C.A. Coed Council 12. LOGAN DOUGLAS CASPERSON Camera Club 9-10-11 - President 10, Junior Play, Dramatics Club 12, Exchange Assembly 12, Senior Play, LEE HARDY CONE Photography Club 9, Band 9-10, Glee Club 9-10-11, Gun Club 10-12 - Treas- urer 12, Boys' Homemaking Club 11. 47 ,X M42 RICHARD DAVID COUCH Football 9-IO-11-12, Track 9-10-11-12 - Co-Captain 12, Basketball 9-11-12, Student Council 9-11-12, Prom Chairman 11, Varsity Club 11-12, Annual Staff 12, National Honor Society 12, Senior Play Committee. LORRAINE MARIE CYGIERT Recreation Club 9, Glee Club 9-10-11, Noon Club 9-10-11-12, Handicraft Club 10, Choir 11, Dramatics Club 11, Operetta 11, Vocal Ensemble 11, Art Club 12. C AAQ V ,V , 1 S DENNIS vicrok EMERY f I Basketball 9-10-11,12, Football 10-11- ,, ', 12, Student Council 10-11-12, Track 10- Vfyyy 11-12 - Co-Captain 12, Varsity Club '. , V 10-11-12 - Secretary 11-12, Senior Play ' fn Committee. . z Q in --- S S DENNIS JAY DE VRIES Basketball 10, Baseball 10 - Assistant Manager, Sports Club 10, Spanish Club 11, Track 11, Dramatics Club Play. A8 12, Senior BETTY LINNEA ENGLUND Junior Band 9, Study Club 9, Hi-C Club lO, Senior Band 'IO-ll. ALLEN JAMES ENGSTROM Baseball 9, Sports Club 9, Football 9-10- ll-12, Varsity Club lO-ll-12, Class Vice- president l0, Class President ll-12, Golf ll-12, Track l2. FLETCHER W. FOWLER Sports Club 9, Gun Club i0-ll, Co-opera tive Training l2. LYNETTE BUENOS FERRELL American Legion Citizenship Award 9, Choir 9, Recreation Club 9, Glee Club 9- lO, Vocal Ensembles 9-10, Accompanist 9-I0-l l, Girls' Athletic Association IO - President, Dramatics Club lO-ll, Senior Band 'IO-ll-12, Citation for Service Award ll, Junior Play, V. F. W. Essay Award ll, Cheerleader ll-l2, Instru- mental Ensembles ll-l2, National Honor Society ll-I 2 - Vice-president l2, Norse Star Staff ll-I 2 - Co-Editor, Annual Staff 12 4 Editor, Chronicle News Writer 12, Senior Play. 49 MARY RUTH HALFPAP Art Club 9, Recreation Club 9, Vocal En- semble 9, Glee Club 9-11, Girls' Athletic Association 10, Latin Club 10 - Treas- urer, Junior Play Committee, Dramatics Club 11-12, Annual Staff 12, Choir 12, Exchange Assembly 12, National Honor Society 12, Norse Star Staff 12, Senior Play Committee, Y-Teens 12. LEONARD GREEN American Legion Citizenship Award 9, Sports Club 9 1 Secretary, Track 9, Football 9-10-11-12, Basketball 9-10-11- 12, Baseball 9-10-11-12, Noon Club 9- 10-11-12, Spanish Club 10, Varsity Club 11-12, Choir 12. BARBARA ANN HEIN Knitting Club 9, Recreation Club 10, Study Club ll-12. 50 WAYNE RICHARD HILT, JR. Golf 9, Sports Club 9, Bond 9-10-11-12, Dance Band 10-11-12 - Vice-president 11, Pep Band 1O-11-12, Junior Play, Rotary Camp Delegate 11, Class Secretary 11-12, National Honor Society 12, Senior Play. , f f f f-f' f-fw,Qr,g4fi4f:y47 . ' ,JZ JOANN LOUISE HUNT Record Club 9, Knitting Club 'l0, Art Club ll, Glee Club ll, Co-operative Training 'l2. DELORES MARIE HOGAN Hi-C Club 9, Glee Club 9-10-l l, Choir 9 lO-ll-12, Noon Club 9-l04ll-12, Girls Athletic Association 'lO, Operatta lO-ll, Dramatics Club 'IO-ll-12, Civic Theater Junior Achievement Award ll, Junior Play, Exchange Assembly 12, Senior Play. PAUL ROBERT JOHNSON Sports Club 9-lO, Rod and Gun Club Co-operative Training 12. JAMES ALLAN JOHNSON Sports Club 9, Senior Band 9-10-ll-12, X Football l0, Dance Band lO-ll-12, Golf 10-ll-12, Pep Band l0-ll-12, Junior Play, Rotary Club ll, Annual Staff 12, National Honor Society l2, Senior Play. 4623 l ROBERT ANDREW KARAFA Track 9, Baseball 9, Sports Club 9-IO, Band 9-IO-II'I2, Gun Club II, Study Club I2. LORFORD ANDREW KEASEY Camera Club 9-IO-II-I2, Track IO -- Manager, Basketball IO-II-I2 - Man- ager, Football Il - Manager, Annual Staff II-I2, Senior Play. 52 MARCIA RAE KAULE Recreation Club 9, Glee Club 9-IO-II, Homemaking Club IO, Choir II, Study Club ll, Co-operative Training I2. PATRICIA RUTH KENNEDY Annual Staff 9-IO, Dramatics Club 9-IO, Girls' Athletic Association 9-IO, Glee Club 9-IO-I I-I2, Norse Star Stuff II-I2, Noon Club 12. RUTH LOUISE KRAMER Glee Club ll, Norse Star ll, Dramalics Club ll-12, Exchange Assembly 12. DONALD EUGENE KOPS Sports Club 9, Senior Band 9-10-11, Football 10, Gun Club 10-11, Choir 10- 11, Archery Club 12. CATHERINE MAE KRATOVIL Sludy Club 11, Commercial Club 12, Na- tional Honor Society 12. LYNN KROLCZYK Sporls Club 9, Band 9-10-11-12, Gun Club 10, Dance Band 10-11-12. 53 LELAND CHARLES LAMB RICHARD R. LAUBACK Sports Club 9, Choir 9-IO-ll-12, Foot- ball IO, Study Club IO, Gun Club Il, Dramatics Club IZ, Exchange Assembly l2, Norse Star Staff l2, Senior Play. orts Club 9, Track 9, Gun Club IO, Art Club I VIRGINIA ANNE MAHN Spanish Club 9, Choir 9-II, Band 9-IO- II-I2, Noon Club 9-IO-I I-12, Recreation Club 9, Operetta II, Glee Club ll, Oral Interpretation Club ll, Commercial Club I2, Instrumental Ensemble l2. CLARA JOSEPHINE MATYCH Art Club 9, Glee Club 9, Recreation Club 9, Vocal Ensemble 9, Future Nurses Club 9-IO-l l-I2 - President IO-ll - State Delegate Il, Girls' Athletic Association IO, Latin Club IO - President, Majorette and Band Secretary IO-ll-I2, Junior Ploy Committee, National Honor Society II-I2 - President I2, Norse Star Staff II-I2, Dramaiics Club I2, Juvenile Jury l2, Senior Play - Student Director, Y- Teens 12. JOHN WILLIAM McADOW Sports Club 9, Track 9-IO, Art Club IO, Gun Club I l. JANE KATHRYN McALLISTER Art Club 9, Recreation Club 9, Band 9- I0-ll-12, Girls' Athletic Association IO, Latin Club I0 - Vice-president, Junior Play Committee, Operetta Committee ll, Dramatics Club II-I2, Annual Staff I2, Instrumental Ensemble I2, National Honor Society 12, Senior Play Committee, Y- Teens I2. ALAN HAMILTON McKEE American Legion Citizenship Award 9, Sports Club 9-I0 - President 9, Senior Band 9-IO-Il-12, Football IO, Basketball IO, Spanish Club ll - President, Track II-I2, Varsity Club ll-I2. BARBARA JUNE MINER Recreation Club 9, Girls' Basketball 9-IO, Glee Club 9-10-ll, Choir 9-10-ll-12 -- Treasurer I2, Vocail Ensembles 9-IO-'II- 12, Girls' Athletic Association IO, Hi-C Treasurer 12, Vocal Ensembles 9-l0-'lI- National Honor Society II-12 1 Secre- tary l2, Operetta ll, Commercial Club l2, Exchange Assembly IZ. 55 JOAN MARIE MORSE Hi-C Club 9-10 - Secretary-Treasurer 10, Glee Club 9-10-11, Noon Club 9-10-11- 12, Girls' Athletic Association 11, Junior Play - Student Director, Operetta 11, Oral Interpretation Club 11, Choir 11-12, Vocal Ensembles 11-12, Annual Staff 12, Commercial Club 12 - Secretary-Treas- urer, National Honor Society 12, Senior Play Committee. Senior Band 9-10-11, Basketball 9-IO SCOTTY LEE MOORE Choir 9, Glee Club 9, Vocal Ensembles 9, Football 9-IO-11-12, Baseball 9-10- 11-12, Track 9-I0-I1-12, Varsity Club 10-ll-12, Rod and Gun Club 12 1 President. LAURENCE LEE OLSEN Noon Club 9, Track 9, Art Club 9-10-11 ALISON JANE OLDING Art Club 9, Recreation Club 9, Band 9- 10-11-12, Girls' Athletic Association 10, Dramatics Club 10-11, Instrumental En- sembles 10-11-12, Pep Band I0-11-12, Junior Play Committee, Operetta 11, National Honor Society 12, Norse Star Staff 12, Senior Play Committee, Y-Teens 12. Dance Band 9-10-11, Archery Club 9-10 1112 GoIf9101112 . I . . 552' 17 .iff . ff- f M-.W ,. - 4 CHARLOTTE ROSE PAYNE clee Club 9-to-11, study Club 9-lo-11, Commercial Club l2. DONALD LAWRENCE PICKLE Sports Club 9 - Vice-president, Basket- ball lO, Golf l0, Gun Club 10-ll -- President ll, Study Club l2. TH ERESA ROSE PIETKIEWICZ Art Club 9 - Secretary, Glee Club 9, Choir 9-lO-ll-l2, Noon Club 9-IO-ll 12, Study Club l0, Operetta 'lO-ll, Dra- matics Club ll-12, Vocal Ensembles ll- l2, Exchange Assembly l2, Senior Play Committee. RODGER JAMES PINDER Sports Club 9, Gun Club lo-11-12. LEONA MAY PIPOLY American Legion Citizenship Award 9, 'Glee Club 9, Junior Band 9, Hi-Y Club 9, Choir 9-10, Operetta 10, Vocal Ensem- bles 9-1O, Study Club 10, Art Club ll, Junior Play, Annual Staff 12, Dramatics Club 12, Exchange Assembly, Senior Play. MAURICE R. RAMSEY, JR. Camera Club 9-10-11-12, Golf 9-10-11- 12, Football 9-10-11-12, Radio Club 10, Junior Play, Varsity Club 11-12, Annual Staff 12, Class Vice-president 12, Ex- change Assembly 12, Senior Play Com- mittee. 58 LEONARD E. PLANK Football 9-10, Noon Club 9-10-11, Sports Club 9-10, Basketball 10, Gun Club 11, Baseball 11-12, Archery 12. BARBARA EVELYN RAULIN Choir 9, Glee Club 9, Dramatics Club 9- 1O-11-12, Junior Play, Exchange Assem- bly 12, Norse Star Staff 12, Senior Play Committee, Vocal Ensemble 12. BETTY LOU RE CTOR Knitting Club 9, Recreation Club 10, Glee Club 10-11, Choir 11, Operetta 11, Art Club 11-12 - Secretary 12, Vocal Ensembles 11-12. ARLENE RICHARDS study Club 9.11-12, oiee Club 10. PATSY MAE RICH Girls' Athletic Association 9-10, Recrea- tion Club 9-10 - Vice-president 9, Ma- iorette 10-11, Study Club 11, Co-opera- tive Training 12. f Q- ELAINE E. SCHOOLEY Norse Star Staff 9-11-12 - Co-Editor 11-12, Recreation Club 10, Glee Club 11, Choir 12, Commercial Club 12, Na- tional Honor Society 12. 59 SALLY ANN SCH UITEMA ARLAND EDWARD SCHULTZ Hi-C Club 9410-11 - Vice-president, Photography Club 12, Senior Play Com- mittee. Choir 9, Recreation Club 9, Glee Club 9-IO, Junior Band 9-IO, Girls' Athletic Association 10, Maiorette 10-11, Drama- tics Club 11, Art Club 12, Exchange As- sembly 12. 60 PATRICIA JOAN SHAFFER Girls' Athletic Association 9, Future Nurs- es Club 9, Dramatics Club 9-12, Glee Club 11, Choir 12, Senior Play Committee. JOHN FRANCIS SHEPARSKI, JR. Study Club 9, Track 9, Gun Club IO, Co operative Training ll, Archery Club 12 MARTIN WALTER SHIELDS Sports Club 9, Gun Club 10-11, Study Club 12. ROBERT ALAN SNUFFER Study Club 9, Noon Club 9-10-ll-12, Sports Club 10, Choir 10-11, Art Club 11, Exchange Assembly 12, Vocal Ensembles 12. DANIEL LEE SNUFFER Sports Club 9, Study Club 10, Football 10-11-12, Spanish Club 11 -- Treasurer, Track 11-12, Varsity Club 11-12, Annual Staff 12, Baseball 12, Dramatics Club 12, Exchange Assembly 12, Senior Play. DIANA GAY SPARKES Art Club 9, Recreation Club 9, Band 9- 10-ll-12, Choir 9-10-11-12, Latin Club 10, Latin Award 10, Operetta 10-11, Instrumental Ensembles 10-I1-12, Dra- matics Club 11, Junior Play Committee, Vocal Ensembles 11-12, Annual Staff 12, National Honor Society 12, Senior Play Committee. f X f, f fWfvf:y- ,. -1 ff 61 EDWARD HARDING STELLE Gun Club 9, Football 9-10-11-12 - C0- Captain 12, Basketball 9-10-11-12, Track 9-10-11, Baseball 11-12, Varsity Club 10-11-12 - President 12. MARLENE JOY TRAVIS Girls' Athletic Association 9-10, Glee Club 9-11, Booster Club 10, Choir 10, Latin Club 10, Junior Play, Drumatics Club 11-12, Vocal Ensembles 11-12, Exchange Assembly 12, Senior Play Com- mittee. LEONA SWAN Student at the T.B. Sanotorium CHARLES MELVI N VANDENBERG Sports Club 9, Noon Club 9-10-11-12, Study Club 11, Spanish Club ll, Choir 12, Vocal Ensembles 12. RICHARD VANDERLINDE Football 9, Study Club 10, Baseball 10- 12, Gun Club 12. JERRY LEE WESTENFELDER Sports Club 9, Football 9-10-11-12, Var- sity Club 10-11-12. ADRIAN CORNELIUS WENTING, ll Camera Club 9-10-11-12 -- Secretary- Treasurer, Baseball 10 - Manager. NANCY JUNE WlLKE Student Council 9, Study Club 9, Band 9, Recreation Club 9-10, Girls' Athletic Association 10, Cheerleader 10-11-12, Noon Club 10-11-12, Junior Play Com- mittee, Dramalics Club 11-12 - Secre- tary-Treasurer 12, Exchange Assembly 12, Senior Play Committee. 63 ARLENE JOY WINDBACHER Girls' Athletic Association 9-10, Recrea- tion Club 9-10-11, Dramatics Club 10-11, Junior Play Committee, Norse Star Staff 12, Noon Club 12, Senior Play Committee. CHARLES RICHARD WORTHAM Glee Club 9, Photography Club 9, Choir 9-10-11-12, Dramatics Club IO, Art Club 11, Senior Play, Vocal Ensemble 12. 64 RICHARD GERALD WOODHOUSE Camera Club 9-10-11 - Officer 10-11, Annual Staff 11, Junior Play, Dramatics Club 12, Senior Play. NOT PICTURED CHARLES STEWART CROSKEY Track 9-12, Rod and Gun Club 10-11 Art Club 12, Senior Play. MELVIN GEORGE HOWARD spores CIub.9-10, Gun Club 11, Co-oper- ative Training 12. CAROL MARIA KLEEVES Choir 9-10-I1, Dramatics Club 9-10-11 Band 9-10-11-12, Dance Band 9-10-I2 Glee Club 11, Norse Star Staff 11 Operetta 11, Instrumental Ensembles II 12, Exchange Assembly 12, Pep Band 12 Senior Play Committee. Secretary .... .,.,,,. ,,,,, D i ck Hilt Treasurer .... Barbara .lo Bestervelt President ..... .,,, A lan Engstrom Vice-president .... .,..,. R ay Ramsey Alison Olding, Diana Sparkes, Walt Busker, Dave Couch, Dick Hilt, Barbara Jo Bestervelt, and Mary Halfpap relax on the campus lawn two weeks before graduation to discuss the surge of activities which engulfs every senior so near commencement time. We put our best foot forward when . . . We tick flie Time cxwoy enioying ourselves Not only do we yell with our cheerleaders at home games, but we also hop a bus so we can cheer with them at away games, too. 68 Who? ccisuol kids! Time out -- iam session! 'Asif K' 2, Z W 9 S 1 fvfl f , ,f 1 mf ? W , 1 , , 9 f,ff:,5' f Qiyfffjj, ' . f 'M of zl:8WZ W LQZQQE Wi Q A 'vw W3 W 2 :1,,1w,gf 6 in V ' ff' ' -.i'i 6 ff' 5 2 mf? Y mental i fi if ' .1 i 1 i' ' 'n cy, wr, - - X, aim Qyngvn, fs physical 70 -wi' Q f , , fr' N, , f nancy, ' ' ,, m E v c f f. imfrf- 2 www w ,S .N There's a lo? of activity in school life c Q b , kg L X 2 Q N 2 x 'R x . -' :gi gc X . 3 and B 12, And also o lot of laughter! vWfR' X mmm ww f.. 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W MARIA ANNA SHARIE HARAKAS HEKKEMA HICKMAN ARLENE HULANDER I I ,. F! mt 2 ' 'f ' 2., 1-X51 , ' 6 J i, Q Ks f V' '24, I ,ME ,I nf 5,.,gqk,f MARTIN KI EFT i f-v , , YW I VERNA LA GRANDE NAOMI LILLIE YW? 1 HERBERT HUNT X M, 5-2 A -,,f f,.z 1 I PAUL KROLCZYK We M f f Mm I X I 5 . f,, 4 1 f -f Ig' 1 ,4 C R 1 ,1 Q iii Q - U ' 0 MARY LAUBACH 'f W vga f NANCY LILLMARS wa, w4gjW' V, 'L L I 5 ' -1: , 2 A Ar ' ' .' ni 4 0 -if :V A ,Til if ' W , 26 5 A, if , Y K , i Q5 4 PHILLIS LONG ROBERT MAHN RICHARD JOHNSON -Z 4 we , Q 3 My 4 if 4-1-4 DRUMMOND KURTZ I iii-if , X Wir if 4 To M? Q J if PHILLIP LIDKE HK ' -W H, Y' . 2, I I , 51' I T K 1 ,V ,.., T , .I , , ,,.4. , ,V ,1 X RICHARD LOCKE DICK MAPLES ,', , , .,, I ,M MARY LYNN MARQUARD LE ROY MEDENDORF , :E x ,Q 1, W f f I 3 ,L 3 , f f ,.,,,,,,A. M . :M f - ff, ff ' 1 1 1 ff 2 LEROY MINER mw ah. . I ,,,.44 I if KAY MORAN , A , -4 Q5 D rw Q . , af MT: LYNNE ELLE ORTQUIST 1 1- MARY MATYCH r HENRY MIEL 5. 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JV 7 f 1 .17 ee .pe WILDA SHELDON f ' 4 1 MM ,x,,,, X:,4, X , .,.,,W, PAUL SNUFFER I Z 'Rf W 'Z qL,f I RONNIE SWEET I, ii ' vf, ,.'. A ARLENE VANDERLINDE ,ww mf va' W' , I ' ARON WORTHAM fn, ,, 1 -ea ' I, ,,L. 4.4.1 DOLORES SHERBROOK Ek KA ., I 9g ' , ' K , X 2 fwk iw BETTY SODINI 2 P I 16 I 2' I M b f ff Q, 2 if W 2 L7 ,f -f CONSTANCE SYERS he I 744 Gy I Y 5.3 ef , B I 2 ,565 is gf H 11 1' ' RON SIMONELLI I, g Q4 ,gsm LLTLT I . f. , v 5.'f'fgj'ffjjf2,'E1iii?C, , V , i MARY SUPIRAN SANDRA TAYLOR Q f f' T v , I f , -Q' f plbf' Y n I ,z ff 5 49 JIM SIMPSON MITZI SMITH M ,9,. MARVA Y , . ifwi . ., . .L ., , ,N S Q, DONNA SWAIN SWANSTROM , I3 Ti GEORGE TURNER EMILIE N NYNATTEH BARBARA WARD ww ORMA VAN DONKELAAR , fi I. ,3 A4 Ks, ROBERT WIERDA NOT PICTURED ARLENE CARLSON ARTHUR COLE FRED GRIMM HERBERT LITTLE KATE LUNSFORD JERRY WYNNE GLORIA ZUIDEMA RONALD WILKIE Q 7, f ff ,f K 9 Q4 if W7 V f 'f f f ? ,, 15' rf. A x fi 1 I I Q I 'N' Snag 5 A A , 4' P II, BENNIE AGNEW ALLEN JACKIE A . , . Ny A 'A KAREN DAVID AUSTIN BAKER IQWW4 N2 , ,. ,W BETTY MAJOR BLANCHETTE BLAIR 4,-5 f X W 7 ww Img wwe 2 X Xe f GEORGE ANDERSON We . I My , I 0 , S ,fx JOHN BARNES BOB BOND . .,., .. I ., Q President, Bonnie Pickieg Secrefciry, Mary Curtis Foofeg Treasurer, Mcxrylin Payneg Vice-president, Tom Engle. 92 Q: ,I I NORMA ANDERSON E ..A, , Q ., .pw-W. . 1 ' ,,,,f.f 1-gl . 3. 1' f -1 'X if' ,QA 5 Bi . 3 -in PATRICIA BARNHARDT I - 1 I '-,,f . -':r. V i ix X We R . L . wi JUDY BOYDEN ' ,V 4' A 5 f iz I. af We , ' I . i f If CYNTHIA BROWER Tk N' f X . Q 3 ? KAREN BURNS 0 GLENN CIHAK 95 I 35? , 'Q F , ,A x vi I, V I Q I ' P s L I V 3 R' A I I 3 ., . le I N' fapex I I Es, Fix I .mfs .X 1 'ggivg ff C6451 I X A II , ,,i, X, MARILYN ARSENEAU New - X 998 L NU xg A L CAROL BAYNE 'IPO K az. my .Q ga rf ' Q X I RICHARD BRIGGS DAWN BROWN , 1 f, f A f - -' 0 Q A 242 K of my ' '--, :Si ff 151 DOROTHY CHARLES ARLENE CILLA 47 I O :J I wil' wwf- . .. P ,..,. I V, X XX , :S 3 WANDA ASSINK 5 I I DONALD BERRY ' 3 X i f? 02. I -.. . ' ,I Wg . ,'1 CHESTER BRONER .3 Wff, f Q , 'V , '-v .f I? I? .Jess fb. eff? ROY BROWN z w,,,,f'- Q 1, Q -vzjibzilr, , jf -1 If , ery, . 5 . 793-. if I ii BRUCE CH ESMER 4 Z X Si .,.,..,,, ,,I,. t kv LARRY CLINE f we 4 Q f, 1 ff J A .3- 4 ,zr fx SAM CLINE xv, , If I 'Q fb , A z as , Ei LYNETTE COOPER 0' f f . gym .y f ' Yf ffl as A 1 W JIM DAMM DARLENE DE VRIES TOM ENGLE YN - fa40PzQ, 'z ' .I I g RK X MARY L. FOOTE ,IE Y . . f . . , . f 1? f 'K M A 2 W ,z NANCY CLINK xxwq ' S5 ' f I Z, ,L'M V f I MM 'ZVWJQ jf 2' ff 4 if 7 JERRY COON 1 'Wy I y ff X 5 , K? , f MARILYN COX . 2 4 6:4 144 f' f xg J ,N f 1M 9' 46, , ,uf W ff WY Igifaf Ya, f R ' gf 2 X 'f f i f M2 I I AW, W . :ge-4 V' ,Q , gg? Q I ., ,QK wif f 4.29 W 1 f 'Wi X Q 0 If, X46 f Q ,V 'Q fff 1 f 1 E 9 if ' .22 1 Q.,-ft V, LN f Q s . ,125 w' 6 ,, gg: f f0g5. 1 f x ' ' , 75 -f-1.225 H, V45 W. f , ,V + JACKIE CROFT if-Z :z 9,7 , I y X , M, M, M , , 7 W I .f .12 W, J.P. DAVIS I Zi .3 , A., f i ,, , W , J C' NANCY DOBBERSTEIN W vw. ?fK.tQ.f ' QM PAT DEAN A . lf I 9th grade get-together. 'wnmiifz f fs YVONNE DUPONT YV ' has -: W 1- Q 5' W A f V ' Q f ,,,., ..,, , , , . I ,, -A R DANIEL ENGSTROM LARRY ERICKSEN leg ' Q k DON FRIES JOE DUSENBERRY rw -1', S JOE SHARON ELLIOT ENGLAND fr 1 5 ,ff we ,W , ,, , w,,, 3 I I 2 MARY EVOY iw , , 9 W Y , VIRGINIA LOIS FRUTCHEY FUNNELL TOM FINDER TERRY GARRICK of? ,Wa f y 'I' 'lz' Lf. VN fx A91 0 -mr ,J I Wig, , -2. Q-W9 ,.., ,, . -' AA M A R Y C . FOOTE A Q in fa. 5 I ff EVA GRAY jk ,,L.,L , , if ,V FRANK GREEN 'Q f ,121 My , Y I ., 4'-1 n DOUGLAS GRENELL ? :I ... f A . W' V X' A I4 DONALD HARRIS f 8 ,mx 1- ,.,.., . gf 4. 'V ,M ff I if I NANCY HUBBARD MICHAEL HINKIN , ,. . f, 1 ww' xg., ' 1.7 Q I V JACKIE HULBERT ELEVA GUNDY LINDA HODGES ,'., . ,, N -aw , I ,W , I I fi, W W' f 13 f 4.4, 1'?4Q3Zv'4'i.' gf' . ffm, . L' KRW ' -7 f ff, f ,, ,.,, 2 X f ' f f f' 5' f , KENNETH HUTCHINS Now it's not because we don'f like school, buf when The 3:26 bell rings - we wont to leave! 94 CAROL GUY W ,K f I I I VICKY HOLM f 1 , 0 .W ow J I fwj 2 6 -W-,..,, , 22 i I , , A we f D,-.ve SAHPRA HANES HA sew JACK HOOKER an fl 2 ,W . za Q7-M f ' . , , , ' s My X 1 '55, 1 , , f ff' ', .1 J.. LAURENCE JOHNSON ERNEST JORDAN -f Aff 0 A. -3 1 749 4 Tv V Q f f., ,, 5 4 4, If ?A 'rw' fy, f ,ff ROBERT KERSMAN Z3 Q f NANCY KLECKA CLAIR HOOS MARY JORDAN fa, ,'. . f 1 PHYLLIS KNOLL Q ' ff . 7, 5 JACK KOOI 5 4407 ,w 5 5 8 Z X ' I 72129 iii, 'M ' . ' fa-4 W' ALLAN KUENY BETTY KRAMER f fi' QLA1 I 5 iff' far 5, 7 V K MAJIE LANDAN LORELI KRIESEL ..v . I Wfwggi . 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X 4 TOM JOHNSON 4, 5, A I 4 JUDY LANGELAND gt I ii ffm A 4 Q yi 3 E 6 PEGGY MOGR EN 1 L av ,J lf' fi BETTY HUBBARD J ftkv I 4 X S ff JOANN JOHNSON K s , Z K y 22 ' Y 2 or fi iw KAREN KLECKA ' , cfzzffim- mv I Ig JI, .545-,fag-I I ,fr my eg- FRED LIVINGSTON A ., 'W .-Q WILLIAM MORAN 4 1 6 gy Q 22 W 2 Z F Il j , f 4 - M191 ' ft I ff BERTA JANDA JUDY JOHNSON I X y 5, 'mf 2 'fm I J 1 ' if STEVE KOCH wr. 'I 'I' I I ' Z I WW V 1 . ' gb ., ,J ,I , cv Q , 2, f WILLIAM MAPLES JIM POTUZNIK Q - . .,,,. K -a i 'lg , A C A - I .mr A JANET REA NANCY SCHAAB Joyce Hilt and Larry Croskey discover that pos ing for pictures is much more fun than solving arithmetic problems. , Mi, 4 ' , ' fi: ,N I Br A E ALL NORA ANN MC ALLISTER 1 E+? i ,. LARRY POWELL ww BILL MC INTYRE ,,,, JUDY PROCTER ,mc LINDA MC NIFF rw .ww 'IV YH JIM PYLE n L 2,5 i i Dfw: xi VL ' Q ,rc rtiiii I 'rt' c cc . tcc, A m ,gr be! SANDRA JOE JOYCE SCHOOLEY SIENKIEWICZ SMITH TOBY STAMM A x,A. M , 'Z - fII2'., -Aw' H24 -iff::::12,',:fi 4, f Q-me-V . .,..,,,. , f A M We If 'K 3' X' X i 52 cf 66 5, 3 2 2 X xv if A 1 Q, 0' 9 f A, ,. , W , Qt V ,A 1, , 44 2 3 , K' I' 1 J ANN TAYLOR 5, N5 mv., , X ,A W. If if BONNIE WELKOSKE . A .Y 912,-J .L , SUZANNE THOMAS , ,T X ' -',Q,:2:3, 4. , g, X , v ,Q k, K X A X xv -321. V- , M of ,. 95 Q O ykh, , A X X, V I - , 4 1, f Vf? ' ' i T gfi jx. '11, X 4 X' :Y 5 L, .,.f. ' A Xee 5 if ' 1, 5 X it 2 JANICE VANDERLINDE 1 ,- , V 4 ,- f sez.-v 'W' , an 2 4 5 ,, , ,, , 2 , if , , A ff 4 My 3 JANICE WORDEN dw ' Z D A YW kg 2 Zgfwi , 2 . f A f ' N ' A W, A ' ' , EJ .,,, , ,gy CAROLYN YORK DICK GERALD JANET VAN ETTEN WEAVER WEERSTRA NOT PICTURED TOM SANDWICK 8th Graders develop good study habits by learning to concentrate. QW ff W, ff ' fv., HJ, Ag fm 2 Z, , , if f ,if ' 'Zf f Q41 ,Q TOM BAKER ' 4 1,2 - ' 74 A' r , ,, 4 -fur, gk 5 wel' ,. ,,, KI DAVE CASSLEMAN DAVID . , iffy r .f ay A 0 f K 1 1, , y 1 . M .4 N 1 w Hur BOBBY BLAIR Q If 4 ,.,f .. ' ' fa M ff 1 ., fi 3,1233 ...,. Q I I WALTER COON W Ie JOHN BOERSEMA SWL wir ' 1 My 1 SANDY COOPER Q fl, CONNIE BRONER MIKE BUTRICK , I' Qfg 1, A -'AA J J! ,S 4 v Ak xv 2' KAREN CRONICK MSX , ,,V.,- ,.-V,..- Nm DAVID DE BRUYN ' E- Tffgg, I DAVID CALKINS z I Q W A 'll' L R . , ,. .I s x v J ar HELENE DEWEY I , , - ' I I, ' f fz - f '25 , 'Z 3' f' 1.1: Q 1,5 , .. V V ,gi I I , ,fa .M-2 .- . I War, . .ww-, .3 -f KST! J ' 'I ' A 2- I ' fw T ' 'Q' , rs 3 'H' fx . l , I V if Q , - - X, 'V If Hs. kg 4 W- - f.,L Q ky ' I 2,1 'www I ,, , 513, Q , wx., , . 5 A4 ' ' 5-my 5:3 ' ,f I ,3-rf, 4, 6 V , ,Wx-11-2. ' X' -, ww -' , f AQ f' ,, , I4 If KEN ' Ag W Liwwff If f .111 wLZ:f?5?: N66-aww fffvs Q ,J cr ' 5 DENNIS LEE DYER ERICKSEN ERICKSON MARLENE FODROCY '+A mv , ff A . ff 34 , , , al , ,,. ff I A I M2 Wy, f fy 1 ,, H, LOUISE GALE 1. 9 I 151. I 7 f y - 1 ,T fr 7 IE W? ' 'W ?:hgZ,.if BONNIE HANSEN DAVE FLECKENSTEIN HAROLD GAINEY 7 J , . 4,. , , I 1 , PQ I I . N 1, ,N 5 ff ? I 2 if , M ff A N ga X ,., f,f. f,4,:4,.4,,,.4mq,gg,fZ5g.v ROSEMARY GERHARDT BILL GINMAN 44 '.f f A 721: V,L1,, IL,I 1 I ,4-- II,Il . 'f,- ,, L, f 4: Q: .Q ff, , ,, Cp. 4 6 , fv--' . ,. ,..,, ,.-Q-,,,,.,,,,11,',,2 OLIVER HAYES, JR. 13 IIIRI A I,I' i .I MARVIN HEKKEMA MW 'A 4 - iw .1 Secretary, Judy Mifchelsong Vice-president, Tom Bokerg President, Dove Ccxlkinsg Treasurer, Dove Munroe. Homes Hooven HOQVER IO2 BUTCH DICK PAUL a,,1u.n.4 .,'. is 2 , vc M If . we T ' ' I 4 -.-- 3 -f y ,V f , W X. ..,,,,- X, ,, f gd fx, .. 1. ,1 'fu ,:,::,:gg,gqm544Q.:,f9y.3Q-V ,xv I A I f I 1159.1 ,.LY4lXiQ ,Z:c??.f?X'42f.f5f,:',':99724, . V- , 74 'f PHILLIP HUCKMAN CHARLENE JOHNSON ' :m,,1.3-a:f'.f I K, W ,, I 1: g , . ,Z if W Z . ,.L1L I KATHLEEN JOHNSON KIDD DAVID b .aj .I T 'iv -A 'Z L ,:, f:' NQQQ I , ,,.. V ., . Q 1 'wi' X: , 4 1 NANCY KRIESEL GRACE KVARNBERG LINDA LAKE LARNARD CHAD I f irm .. ,fwfr -A - . al, - I F' A xwxwsw 'ft . I ,iff , Z ,G A 4 .txt 4. ' . Q, fi ' X Q. Q -' ,: :i1.N . .1 5Z13 gz -,Img-'53 i'y f2 ' .- ,H-wg 1 Y Gifs: 523. 5 ' , it QQ 'Q' 'xi 'Q 'wifi nhl R,, f- ' fxqtlrxaxuqfu!-n'h-qig,p, R. -', .4'M..-'Gnnwlilia,n-nd JUDY FRANK MITCHELSON MORAN Q :33l? T', , , rv - fm . A'L' - X f ' 1 M lil. .W -' X I VA ww .,,'k . Z I I ' ' f EA f' 3 . I A -'AW' - ' Q' 9 .,,:, --- A 5 , . .ai z, IDA DICK MUNSON NEFF ,217 I I 7 -,,, . . Q 'A 4, I? gf,-'ifdf ILII f if' ,ff W f , , , , , 1 4 f K f 5 f H JEFF JOHNSON 1 , , 1 I I , KERRILL KING ' C, a 1 4 I .V W Q mm. 1 .. im .,:,f PATSY LA GRANDE TOM LINKFIELD X 1 A Q I P ROGER MORD .,., 1. -1: ' 3 23:5 az' ,Q ,,-:1,-333,21 I .,.,..,, Si, k CLARENCE OSTROWSKI N .W T: T' wx f hw. i 4 I WZIAXL xxji Qx A gg E 7th graders enioy 0 Christmas party. ROBERT MARQUARD rr 'mum C 'Q' Kei 1 an wx, N Rx 5 I 9 w- Y is Q ik .9 DOREEN MEVIER X f W, gg .A I F 'ag W Vi! w,,.,., AC, I Q gy ,ff VA if , C, If E' 5 ' BOB MORRISON JIM MOYES ' Yqf, Q ffm W , 1 A It Q 2 , AG 4, .mygx Siifizifil '- 1 121.1 BOB SUE POSTEMA SCHULZE NANCY MC INTYRE If fzffgw I - , xx I ik 4,5 MM, aff' x A aff DAVE MUNROE 'KJ JUDY SEXTON 103 MAXINE STRAIT CAROLE VANDERLEEST 4 was ,N i DALE SWANSON 5 if ,,.- A ' SCOTT WAGON ER f 4 3 ,, .,,j2'::42:3g2' 1 5 K X. 4 1 ,. . ,,,. , 5 'QY.', ':.s3 --ww ',:l.,'f'.'. 'b----w BRUCE SWEET . . 4, 4 1 ,. 'A M 1 iw K 8 Wx 1 15 1? Q Q 3 Q ,1 i 2 A RAE ANN WITHEY 6. , EI' 3 5 M E, fl., DAVID TAYLOR ,X ui-f VIRGINIA YOUNG NOT PICTURED JILL ANDERSON DAVE CLAFLIN SHARON LANG GALE MUNSON gs w. ,. 5 ik 5 -25. we 5 I .A A -7. A 4, ,I DARLENE ART THEILE TUTTLE me . l, IO4 Q Gee, wouldn'f if be great if every day was Christmas? f? Q , 4fN srL .:.Q's'5 'Jimi' xo 'MK fbQ?'3x ,f f , , vw I 1-13-f2W'59? ' , 24 23 , , . ,f J X2 Tw 1 11-,ff , 1 g ' afl' 'V '4 Am ff E ' wH ,Q-f' gy, 3 ' f' F ,,A, . X ' A ,. f ' J! wb I V .K ,EW ,iff if W 'fgigggjf ?,,2fg,f' - M fxf. lv,,. , , 3, , I f ' 4. mfs' 0.4! 'W' 0 fwfcgghyf 9 'Eiuffiff My , f:Li'g7Q, f f ' Q dl ,, f,QfiZ7f My ffl- 15 H f , K Q f ' ,krh f ,fl yx Y Ji df,-AQV Q My 549' WVR mwewwxwx ymnsm M SNA? My :Z Yhikgm Our First Division XQW' ,Lf Q, mf I .H-. y t The senior band forms a T. V. set at one of our football games. The band is led onto the field by maiorettes Carolynn Bealrlal, Clara .lo Matych, Linnea Swartz, Barbara Bestervelt, and Kay Moran, and drum maior Bill Seastrom. 106 The maiorettes rehearse one of their dance rc tines with Mrs. Strouf. Left to right: Kay More Barbara Bestervelt, Linnea Swartz, Clara Matych, Carolynn Beard, and Mrs. Strouf. FLUTES Alison Olding Nancy Ahlberg Mary Lee Foote Amelia Damm Jane McAllister Carol Prescott Verna LeGrancle CLARINETS Lenore Cihak Margaret Ginn Mickey Mooney Lynette Ferrell Leon Coverly Elsie Bushee Marvin Way Sam Cline Frances Rich Margaret Colgate Kay Moran Judy Mulder Lee Witt Tom Engle Orma VandonKlaar ALTO CLARINET Virginia Mahn BASS CLARINETS Alan McKee Jaan Sherwood ALTO SAXES Carol Kleeves Jim Johnson TENOR SAXES Bob Lidke Senior Band SENIOR BAND MEMBERS Janet Ludwick Bob Prater BARITONE SAX Courtney Gust BASSOONS Diana Sparkes Mary C. Foote OBOES Jane Vanderploeg Nancy Clink FRENCH HORNS Kate Lunsford Bill Seastrom Joyce Hilt Therian Schultz CORNETS Don Kvarnberg Lynn Krolciyk Joy Stevens Jim- Damm Bob Karafa Bob Kramer Bill Gaikgma Jim McKinley Paul Snuffer TROMBONES Dick Hilt Don Arseneau Bill Marquard Marcia Baldwin BARITONES Ken Oosting Jerry Bayne LeRoy Medindorp Tom Stribley BASSES Ted VanderLeesl Don Fries Dick Locke PERCUSSION Mitzi Smith Art Pillman Marilyn Erickson Betsy Clink Sandra Taylor Lynn Ortquist Phil Cooper--Manager SECRETARIES Barbara Bestervelt Clara Jo Matych ji The band gathers in the band room to tune up before the annual winter concert. 107 The cornet section of the Junior Band gets some extra help from Mr. Strouf. FLUTE5 Nancy Couch Suzie Thomas Ann Taylor Mary Young Judy Langeland Karen Klecka Diana Casselman Philip Stevens CLARINETS Ellen Garber Lydia Wendling Jane Austin Joyce Smith Nancy Klecka Judy Clark Bonnie Hansen Grace Kvarnberg Janet Rea Kerril King Suzie Schultz Karen Ozcieiviz Virginia Young Eloise Olding Richard Bessen Judy Proctor Nora McAllister Bruce Chesmer Darlene Thiele Marcia Baker Kay Galimore ALTO CLARINETS Janet Reed Darlene DeVries Our First Division Junior Band JUNIOR BAND MEMBERS ALTO SAXES Betty Kramer Bob Marquard Doris Rosmolen Dennis Potuznik TENOR SAX Jim Potuznik OBOE Linda Foster FRENCH HORNS Jane Marquard Sally Knudsen CORNETS Mary Evoy Mary Allen Jim Smith Dick Neff Scott Wagoner Fred Damm David O'Brien Sandy Thomas Patty Harrington Cynthia Ross Nancy England Nancy Girdler TROMBONES Bonnie Welkoskie Jackie Cline George Clark Tom Johnson Jeff Johnson BARITONES Judy Johnson Jim Reed BASSES Dave Munroe Tom Cousineau PERCUSSION Mary Austin Carol VanderLeest Louise Munz Allen Kueny 108 We Yell with the Music of Our Pep Band l l t Mr. Strouf drums the pep out of the student body. and Dance to the PEP BAND MEMBERS Alison Olding, Flute, Lenore Cihok, Clarinet, Merrick Mooney, Clarinet, Elsie Bushee, Clarinet, Don Kvarnberg, Cornet, Lynn Krolczyk, Cornet, Joy Stevens, Cornet, Dick Hill, Trombone, Don Arseneou, Trombone, Mitzi Smith, Drums, Art Pillmon, Drums, Marilyn Erickson, Symbols, Kate Lunsford, French Horn, Bill Seo- strom, French Horn, Ted VonderLeest, Bass. Allernoles: Leon Coverly, Clarinet, Bill Morquard, Trombone. Music of Our Dance Band DANCE BAND MEMBERS Drums: Art Pillmon, Trombones: Dick Hill, Don Arseneou, and Bill Morquord, Cornets: Don Kvarnberg, Lynn Krolczyk, and Bob Kramer, Scixes: Bob Lidke, Jim Johnson, ond Carol Kleeves, Pianist: Phyllis Long. 55 f,. inf , !', I, 1 f yu 109 Our First Division Choir CHOIR MEMBERS FIRST SOPRANOS Judy Boyden Lillian Dykehouse Delores Hogan Emilie Van Nynalhen Bonnie Pickle Marlene Travis SECOND SOPRANOS Josephine Cherney Sandra Hansen Janet Ludwick Barbara Miner Lynn Elle Ortquist Charlotte Ollen Doreen Porler Elaine Schooley FIRST ALTOS Pairicia Barnhardl Eva Gray Gloria Hodges Irene Mills Frances Rich Karen Travis SECOND ALTOS Marcia Allison Carol Casselman l'lO Mary Halfpap Phyllis Long Joan Morse Terry Pielkiewicz Diana Sparkes TENORS Burlon Apple Don Arseneau David Baker John Gray Drummond Kurlz Aron Worlham Charles Worfham BARITONES Don Cilla Leonard Green Courlney Gusl Bill Seaslrom Robert Snuffer Charles VandenBerg BASSES Loran Cilla Dick Lauback Kenneth Oosling George Parrish The Choir receives last minute insfrucli Mrs. Bordeaux before their concert. ons fror Above: Barb Raulin, Betty Rector, Jane Vanderploeg, Diana Sparkes, Josephine Cherney, and Joan Morse sing in the Girl's Sextet. They are accompanied by Nancy Ahlberg. Below: Nancy Ahlberg also accompanies a Trio con- sisting of Lillian Dykehouse, Charlotte Otten and Karen Travis. cf i Above: Mixed Quartet - Gordon Obenauf, Loran Cilla, Marlene Travis, and Karen Travis. Below: The Boys' Octet composed of Charles Wortham, Gordon Obenauf, Bob Snuffer, Leon Coverly, George Parrish, Charles VandenBerg, Ken Oosting, and Loran Cilla is accompanied by Janet Ludwick. lll K 1 if 22 Q 1 1? 1 4 2, ,, 2 z A Q 'N--L-ieiiilx f-2 'lf' I f V- , S-Li L- -11 F' , 2 . , ' N ' f ,f.2fnW4 WW'f?fWi'?W'll?Z!45fWW'WWf7ifWww ' ' W C U12 if I Foot 'fi'J'fG. eww f vm Wyse. Wf4?'?f4'0MW7'ff'4 wwf new :W wwf' vi 91WG'4,Avw' ,f ffff, , f up W ,,,V, mwmwzfawfmwtmfyf f f MW mvfWMrffdWfIf414fAVMW A' 0 ' ' ' ,,,L,,,,2,,,,f,40, ' ,, V573 f W 4 as f, W4 E . -e ss 47 f M ww ww 2 +- s sf s s . ss X sf Q ww f.,,.,., is ts- i- X , .fy ,A f 'sf 55,53 .-ef' LQ J 3:3 5 sig X Q we X NN s X J? X ff is f -Tri? .. 3 c 31 A-is LS xg 1 Ox :saw - . , 3 7 Back row: Assistant Coach Wesley Bunks, Aaron Wortham, Scott Moore, Tom Stribley, Ron Simonelli, Tony Nord, Ray Ramsey, Co-Captain Ed Stelle, Co-Captain Tom Arntz, Walt Busker, Len Green, Tom Girocco, George LeFevre, Jerry Westenfelder, Landon Hughes, Coach Duncan Lectka. Front row: Assistant Mgr. David Mclaughlin, Dan Snuffer, Dave Couch, George Buys, Tracy Prins, Stan Guy, Dick Schuiteman, Dove Bliss, Red Emery, Al Engstrom, Jerry Potempo, Dick Montgomery, Mgr. John Vail. The Norsemen, with a host of lettermen back from last year's Conference Championship team, started strong with a 26 to 9 win over the Coopersville Broncos. After a slow first half, which ended in a O to O deadlock, the Norse came back with Stan Guy scooting 85 yards for the first of 4 touchdowns. A powerful Luding- ton team invaded the Northside field intent on beating the Norse for the third straight year, but were turned back by a powerful Norse at- tack to the tune of 25-7. The first conference game brought down the Scottville Spartans who went down under a powerful, well-oiled Norse offense, and a stub- born defense by the score of 41-O. The Norse then traveled to Hart where they stepped over their second conference foe 28-7. Dick Schuit- eman, pile-driving fullback, sparked the Norse offense. With a switch from white to the traditional walked over their next the victims being the entire second half was which held both teams down, but didn't prevent Len Green from throw- ing two beautiful passes to Tom Arntz for good gains. blue ierseys, the Norse conference foe 27-7, Whitehall Vikings. The played in a dense fog The Norse then traveled to Kellogsville to meet a new rival. The night was cold and the Norse attack faltered. The usually powerful Norse of- fense sputtered and the usually stout defense went down under two long runs. The game ended in a T2-12 tie for the only mar on the Norse record. The Norsemen then downed the Shelby Tigers at the Northside field to gain another step up the conference ladder, The scoreboard read 47-7. To cap their season, the Norse went to Montague, where they cinched the conference crown. The stout defense and powerful offense NORSEMEN POlNTS OPPOSITION POINTS North Muskegon 26 Coopersville 9 North Muskegon W A W ,A 25 viludington 7 North Muskegon M 41 Scottville 0 North Muskegonw 28 Hart 7 North Muskegon - 27 Whitehall 7 Nortlfwfxskegon I2 Kellogsville I2 Nortlfjuskegorfi-V7 in-A 47 Shelby 7 North Muskegon 47 Montague 0 llA Oh! Oh! was too much for the Wildcats who fought all the way, but went down under a stream of Norse touchdowns, the final one of the year being a l5 yard pass from Red Emery to Tom Arntz. Final score - 47-O. Under the expert guidance of coaches Duncan Lectka and Wes Bunks, the Norse ran up 253 points to opponents 49. Stan Guy, sparkplug of the Norse, scored lO8 of the 253. Expert blocking by a powerful line led by Co-Captains Ed Stelle and Tom Arntz, opened holes through which Norse backs scampered for amazing yardage. The Norse air attack, with Arntz and Dave Bliss being the receivers, was also an important factor as the Norse won their 2nd straight conference crown. .-...J--1, .Y ,.a..........., That's our Guy! ll5 99,3-gg W4 Dad's Night . . . and the proud fathers take to the bench. Orchids to the Cheerleaders! A banquet for the champions. 7 4 ' '5:f3ii.5?1:'2 l.' S- V -y S .. ,Q , , ,,,.:11-fg1., ,3 V. ' W Ir, f M2,ggg', ifw, 'Q V 6 . '. A52 EKG - a ' GW, 1.53 ' ' Af -14,-W 'Z fvkfggffbi 'ri' ' .1 15 3.13 ,gi , Qc. , ,Q ,. ,-7-1,-f,,,. -Ny: vm . Qs -W if? -5 ' 39, ff x :- AY 1 14 1 , 2 .ff W2 y, Qgkliggw f -4, .-: -f,:p -aw - .- ,Q rw' - M21 4691? :,',4jE4fEE!.-3.-',.W:' U I 2?-,'-7.-.,,',.ef2,i3-252,. . M M114 sw, W .. - L,-,:..:f.. Ig-W, .MZL .4 f. V V 4' ,vf f 1 I QQ ,fx ,, ,. A M, RAY RA MSEY JERRY WESTENFELDER WE WALT BUSKER DAN SNUFFER 118 CO-CAPTAIN ALLAN ENGSTROM TOM ARNTZ The Gridiron? RED EMERY LEONARD GREEN Graduates ,...,m. CO-CAPTAIN DAVE COUCH ED STELLE ,, , , , f MM- ,,..,w- J, , First row: Bob Prins, Phil l.idke, Dick Reterstoff, Ken Bolema, Dick Maples, Bob Pickle, Coach - Robert Dorsch. Second row: Don Berry, Jim Olding, Courtney Gust, Dave Raulins, Don Cilla, Don Harris, Bob Mahn, Bennie Agnew, Buz Kersman, and George Anderson. Reserves players, however, will remain on the reserve The Little Norsemen also had an excellent team for another season in order to gain exper- football season in l953. These future varsity ience. players made a record of 6 wins and 3 losses. The Little Norsemen, with the excellent coach- The reserves have worked hard for their record ing ot coach Robert Dorsch, are to be com- and most of them will soon gain recognition mended for a hard iob well done, as varsity football players. Some of the reserve LITTLE NORSEMEN POlNTS OPPOSITION POINTS North Muskegon 7 Catholic Central 6 North Muskegon 40 Hart C I2 North Muskegon 6 Whitehall T is North Muskegon Y YT YW-Y 21 in Fremont V TT 12 North Muskegon 13 Catholic Central 0 'North Muskegon 7 Montague -Y 27 GFHXQQTTPPPPP ' 13 TT Catholic cehfkei 'P 6 North Muskegon 7 T Ca-iholic Central T- 6 North Muskegon l2 Catholic Central - l9 ll9 First team Kay Moran Barb Bestervell Lynette Ferrell Diane Wilkie, Nancy Wilkie, and Margaret Ginn. Aside from their other activities, the cheerleading squad organized several outdoor pep rallies, which were a huge success and a boost to school spirit. During basketball season, the cheer- leaders spent many an afternoon mak- ing pom-poms for students at the games. Under the leader- ship of their advisor, Miss Zelenka, the girls did a fine iob. Clara Zelenka - Cheerleading advisor I 4qVA ,, 3 ' f fo! f ,W f I 1 , 4 1 , 5, , ,y f Z f 1 f W , f 1 C. 25 ,744 W f' ' 2 Q ?1iQQ77i fi U ff ffabf,4,ffff,f ff11Qmf Basketball fl ' Y First row: Red Emery, Gordon Odell, Walt Busker, Tom Arntz, Dave Bliss, Leonard Green, Dave Couch. Second row: Coach - Robert Morris, manager - Lorford Keasey, Chuck Houts, Dick Schuiteman, Ed Stelle, John Grey, and assistant manager - John Vail. Varsity Basketball The Norsemen started their season this year against Montague, a conference opponent, and came out on top of a 44-41 score which barely edged a tall and determined Wildcat five. After only one practice session to go over the rough spots, the Norse tackled Coopersville, a non- conference team, and went down under a terrific barrage by the Bronco's front line, 53-48. The Norse then traveled to Shelby where they showed the conference teams iust what they were capable of doing by smothering the oppos- ition, 64-44. For the next game the Norse invited a powerful hoop squad from across the lake, the Catholic Central Crusaders, and beat them by only one point in a breath-taking game, 62-61. Neither team relinquished the game until the final point had been scored. West Michigan Christian came over for one of the novel games of the season which was played in the afternoon. The Norsemen couldn't seem to get going and as a result came out on the short end of a 52-44 score. Right after Christmas vacation, the Norse barely edged the Scottville Spartans in o close battle, 39-34. The Fremont Packers, combined with a large floor, flooded the Norse under a barrage of baskets from the fast-break offense which they use and trounced them severely, 67-47. ln their next contest, the Norsemen set a new school record by scoring 81 points against 44 for Whitehall. The Norse then lost a heartbreoker to their traditional rivals, the Hart Pirates. The score of the game was 68-65. This game marked the end of the first half of conference play 22 and North Muskegon was in second place with Hart first. Next, playing the finest game they had played all season, Montague dropped the Norse from second place in the con- ference by a score of 48-46. The Shelby Tigers went down again before a squad of Norsemen who were out to show everyone that their loss to Montague wasn't habit-forming. The Tigers were beaten by a score of 77 to 61. The Norse then beat the Fremont Packers 62-57. The Scottville Spartans also went down under Norse fire 51 to 37. White- hall was next on the agenda and was beaten by the Norse squad 51 to 47. The next game was literally one for the books, Records were a dime a dozen, and they fell almost that cheaply. First in falling was the individual point record which was broken by big Walt Busker with a nice 30 points. Next to fall was the team point record when the team rolled up B4 points. The team also broke the 29 game winning streak which was held by Hart, This game was the Hart game which the Norsemen won 84 to 69. The game ended the regular season but the Norse .still had the tournaments to go. In the first round of the tournaments the Norsemen found the big floor too much for them and lost to Fremont, 48-42. Six seniors will graduate from the team this year. Two of the six were two thirds of the high scoring combination. They are Tom Arntz and Walt Busker. Gordon Odell, a junior, made up the other one third. The four other seniors are Red Emery, Dave Couch, Leonard Green, and Ed Stelle. The boll's put back in motion Len Green does a nice job guarding. Hey, fellas! Now W9'fe FOHIUQ' And the ref calls cz iump 124 Q First row: Jim Olding, Dave Hanes, Don Harris, Dick Maples, Bob Pickle, Ken Bolema, Phil Lidke, Pete Sheldon, Jim McNitf. Second row: Tom Stribley, Don Berry, Stan Guy, Jim Damm, Jack Mavis, Sam Cline, Albert Port, Bob Bond, manager - Allen Kueny, and Larry Nicholson. Basketball Reserve The Little Norsemen finished their 1953-'54 basketball season with an outstanding record compared with previous years. These future varsity players have proven to themselves and the student body that they have the ability to play their way out of a tight iam. These not- 126 so-little cagers ended the season with l0 wins against 4 losses. The 4 losses were all very near misses. Under the excellent coaching of Bob Dorsch, they came a long way. This was Coach Dorsch's first season at North Muskegon. Track First row Leonard Green Alan McKee Landon Hughes Stan Guy, Dave Couch, Red Emery, Dave Nelson, Aaron Wortham, Dick Reterstott Roger Carlyle Second row Dan Snutfer Phil Cooper, Paul Krolczyk, Jim Thompson, Larry Nicholsen, Theuan Schultz, M J h Gr Th' d row Geor e Grennell, Glen Cihak, Don Haines, Don Berry, Leroy Medendorp Dick Montgomery Bill oron o n ey ir : g Bob Bond Bill Mclntyre Joe Sienkiewicz Dan Engstrom Don Arsenau, and coach - Wesley Bunks. The 1954 Cinder Squad tackled some tough op- position during the season. They had meets with Muskegon, Muskegon Heights, Grand Haven, and con- ference opponents. Coming back from the 1953 squad to perform for Coach Bunks was a nuceleus of lettermen, led by co-captains Dave Couch, ace quartermiler, and Red Emery, senior high hurdler, Other lettermen were Stan Guy, Landon Hughes, Alan McKee, Dave Nelson, Tom Arntz, and Dick Ret- erstoff. Although hampered by not having a track in North Muskegon, the Norsemen did very well through- out the season. Again this year the team finished second behind Whitehall in the conference meet. At the regional meet, Dave Couch, Dave Nelson, Tom Arntz, Stan Guy, Red Emery, and Alan McKee qual- ified to enter the class B state meet at Lansing. Records broken during the year were also a special kind of success for these boys. Stan Guy broke the shot-put and pole vault records and ran on the record smashing 880 yard relay team with Red Emery, Dave Couch, and Alan McKee. Tom Arntz bettered his own mark in the high iump and Alan McKee set a new time in the 220 yard dash. Red Emery tied the former high hurdle mark. 127 5 - i r i i Ron Wilke clears the bar. Ken Vcznderhoff puts the shot Leonard Green finishes for the medley relay team. Nx RECORD HOLDERS Standing: Red Emery, Dave Couch, Dove Nelson, Tom Arntz. Kneeling: Sion Guy, Alon McKee, and Coach - Wesley Bunks i x Dick Reterstoff reaches his heighi. Alan McKee gets o firstl 129 I E E V , X 5 E Runners, to your marks! London Hughes sprints to ihe finish! Baseball Left to right: Tracey Prins, Chuck Houtz, Jim Damm, Jack Mavis, Ron Simonelli, Tom Stribley, Dave Bliss, Dick Schuiteman, Walt Busker, Gordon Odell, Tom Arntz, Leonard Green, and Coach - Duncan Lectka. North Muskegon's baseball team finished the season with six wins against four losses, which gave them a good second in the conference. Winning the opener from Montague 2-O, the team went into a three game losing streak. The Norsemen put an end to the three game slump and went on to win every one of the remain- ing conference games. This is a good example of team spirit. NORSEMEN POINTS OPPOSITION POINTS I North Muskegon 2 Montague O North Muskegon 0 Whitehall 3 North Muskegon I Scottville 6 North Muskegon 2 Hart 7 North Muskegon IO Sparta I North Muskegon 8 Grand Haven 9 YNorth Muskegon 6 whuehqli 2 North Muskegon 9 Scotfville 4 North Muskegon 7 Hoff 1 North Mnrgniegon 3 Monfcgue 0 l3'l Tom Arntz scoops one up. Under the fine throwing of Len Green, the Norsemen downed Sparta 10 to l. This was lust the' beginning, Whitehall was next to taste defeat by the Norsemen, then came Scottville by a score of 9 to 4. Hart and Montague also went down under the winning attack launched by the Norsemen. The Norsemen started well, but ran up against some rough opposing teams later on in the season. Because of this, the Norsemen ball players weren't able to capture the conference title. Tense moments. l32 G O Left to right: Larry Olson, Tom Kampenga, Bill Secstrom, Allan Engstrom, Don Couch, Bob Prins, Ray Ramsey, Merrick Mooney, and coach - John Halmond. The Golf team did not fare quite as well as the other teams did this year, but every team has its off seasons. Although the boys did not win a match, the maiority of the matches were close. This season will not shed a dim light on next year's season, however, because there will be many good golfers back under the fine coaching of John Halmond. Golf wcsn't meant to be a funny game, but a lot of golfers say it is. At North Muskegon, it's funny for one reason, Ray Ramsey. Other seniors on the team were Larry Olson and Al- lan Engstrom. Some of the boys who will make up next year's team are Tom Kampenga, Bob Prins, Don Couch, Bill Seastrom, and Merrick Mooney. The thing that really winds up golf season is the presentation of golf awards along with a few stories by Mr. Halmond. TW Alan Engstrom prepares to tee off! Desperate and hopeful expressions always accompany a golf ball to its destination. l33 942 it also rings up business, as many studenis head for ihe corners and W W 5 'fffff f f 4-ffw W if 1 1 Mlm ,fa iZk Compliments of Wolverine Express Daily Overnight Service MUSKEGON CLEVELAND TOLEDO CHICAGO wif. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 54 CUB VECRES T Congrcmtulatlons to the Semors of 1954 E. H. 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