Wyoming Park High School - Orbit Yearbook (Wyoming, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1945 volume:

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' 1,4 lr , , ,Q a 4 'Rm if' iil7.9J 0f5V Q. .Liv iw xt, , W ' 1 ,vwkv Vi ..sA. Nf , KV' r P. Q V' PM Q? 4. Q! SM j H ffm Q 1 'I , 1 an '4 ' ' ' flhimxlf- ,I ki. f ff f-6.7 f f . 3 X , I N V3 l 1 'ly RICHARD HOU LAIXD 'Q f I-lux nn! fzglvlnzg fm llf. - Q 'Yuan-r-. Nmap-- x ig, 16 J X ' ' - kV!f'!,l'pL A jolly clark-eyed for MARILYN VAN HOEVEN zfmidezi who buy 111411131 frlemlff' LOIS VAN MALSEN lV'Zm could refift a jolly 5111216 and afrie1m'ly word. LOUISE VAN PROOYEN A girl one 11112 depend upon. 1 f ' ELAINE VAN SWEDEN jk! Sbe nw ber jfngerf 0'er ,Q flue ivory key. GARRY WILTERDINK A l'UlIjL'l91Ifl0If,l' and L1 mpczble .ffI1alElIl.H JOHN WILTJER For nzmzy 11 joke lmf be. M11 gf '-ffflf 0 4 .I n , Mfvw TL 1 , ' 5 1 1 f f ,f Zi 1 M' H fn UNUHJLLUSWEN Fuzz:-fb Roux ff.u1r1'ing. Ipff fu rigl1lAK. Bcrcnds, j. Issnga, H. Klynstra. B. Brant, T. Davis, H. Gort, K. Blcani. Tfaim' Run'-F. Bultlwusc, F. Dc XX'1tt, B. Kmcs, C.Crul1, F. Henry, H. Bund, D. Demuray. Suwmf Run'-B. Bcrglund, F. Faber, R. Fisher, F. johnson, F. Bass, V. Camfield, I.. DeWitt, Mr. Fngcls. Fir if Razr. wiring --- C. Fisher, H. Bunit. G. Finkhcincr, -I. Buclcns, B. Kuctjc, B, Hcssclink. uniora Tfamz' Rffrv. lhlllxfjllllf, lefl 111 rilqlvl-P. Vande Brink, O. Tilma, K. Strung, H. Sloutmakcr, D. Vander Wfall, C. Ohcrlcy, A. Mc Danuld. G. Nagvlkcrk, H. Slagtcr. Swrnzif Razr- I. Newman, B. Miling, J. Rnund, B. Rankin, E. Tracy, E. Van Lccuwcn, H. Ritzcma, S. Raiblu, L. Slusscr, C. Franz. Fin! R ll'iG. Nyunhuis. R. Vidcrvul, R. Ccpcla, President, M. Angus, Secretary, R. Grubbs. Treasurer, G. Fnrmsma, Vice:-Prcsidcntg E. Wfynsma, T. Mccklmf. 18 V I , . X . - . I 'ful Rwzr, IM! lrf vlgffl--O. ,Img-y, It I.cmun, C. H.111Iy, II, C,.rmI1clrI, M. I'.rI1cr, I Dr Mull. -I Iuxcll, Ii, Clnitturwn, Ii. Iilymtlxr SLmf.'.I Rffzz'--Dr Ii.1rstcn, ,I Iicmcnt, I. I'mlc.1m, I.. Hm'I4xr1'.r Dykstm, D. I.rmmink. A Iiixt, S. Iiwcrwyk, I.. Hnmriclm, -I. Austm, MIM Iillllfligd. lfzrrl R011 - I5 Engstrom, M. KL-IIIL-r, A. -IUIIDNUH, I.. K.umm-1'.1.uI, D. Dykxtm, DI, Dc VI'lki, R. C.I.rrk. 0pll0l1'l0l'eJ I .vv'.'f'v Run-Ii. Srrhm-k. IJ. INIuIdcr, C. Olwn, E, Strcclrlmn, X. TL-rpstnr, A. INIuuxw, T. Xx lL'fL.I1j.f.l DIX IlIII1lu Rl Lum. . 'Am ff z-N, V.m D.1m, L Tilma, A. V.1mIcr Schuur, V. V.m I-uuL1wcr1. D. R.rI1c I. Vrxclm. H. Ruzcnu, -I. Sharp. Srmmf Run'-I.. Wfrltnn, IS. INI41cAII.rm, D. XX'cIdcnfcllc1', I., Rvn rndt, I Mllldrr. U Tun lirwck. S, XX'4mdri:k, VI. Mcllwr, A. Snyder. FIM! Run---A. V.1mIL-nIiurgu XX'yn, I Nccla, If. V.1n XY'1crcn, If. Stzrp, IS. Srlnmn, Mrs. Nurmy. IQ Y. l. ,I C. D. .lr 7 H. .l F ,I li . p Razr, IJ1 In fzglvf-15. Amlurwn, VU. Allwrta, B. Hinds, T. Drcnten, B. Dodds, P. De Lint Hockstrn. B, Henry, M. Fishur. Third Rlllffc. La Funtacc. M. Huck, M. Hall, C. Farwell Fixx, R, H.1nsL'n, K. Luwing, B. Gruenilykc, B. Burlingame, Stflllhi Razz'-E. Luus, D. Brgifurd Dc Yuung, B. Landis, D. Lc P.ird, Mr. Nurlin, D. Brafivrd. D, fielder, V. LL-ustniii, Frwzl Razr- I..inc.istcr, N. Haliburtun, A, Hcyclcnlwurg, J. Hcyrlcnburg, -1. Kuiper, A. Early. L, NX'iltnn Drcycr. .7l'eJlll'l'lel'l 11 Rffzi, li 17 In Hgh!-H. Pctcrsun, E. Slusscr, G. Van Dyke, A. Pustmu, B, V.in Til, G. Niclwls FuL1nt.11n, M. Mccliliwf. Third Ruu'-K. NX'ynsm.1, Olvcrly, K. Tlimnas, O. Richter, Tilm.1 Scliuiti-m.i, C, Van Kucvcring, A. Wfnrncr, Swwzd Run-il. Vrccland, VI. MacAd.im, M. Sp.imnn Rounds, V. XXfill1.1ms, A. Slngtur, M. Wiltsin. G. Mitchell. Fmfzf Rnzz'-A. Rawlings, G. XXfnlm.i Albers, Vine-Prcsidcntg D. H.irtm11n, President, M. Hcwclinlc, SLCrct.11'y-Trmsurcrg Mr. NVclcl1 V.imlc Brink. 20 . 1 , . , , - . . - lurk Iwu-A Puulcn. P, 'IL-r H.a.u', N. D.l.lI'IU.lfl, R. NXym.1, R. C.l.1rk, R. I'1xl1cr, R. Culwh. lwml R-mA-X. Curmtuck, -I. V.lUAId1l, T. l5un1g.1.lrx, B. Hupc, K. Hfwkatnl. Ii, Gun, C Knull. SLmf.'J Ibn --B. Bcrglund, X -lmux, M. Piku. li. D:I.1tt, D. Kuutyr, D. Huffcrt, N. Hcrrmg, Nr. Slculvx. lffm' RHILAR. Mulder, VI. Clrrluk. 'X Fmncxx, -I. Dr Yuung, Vlcc-Prcsldcntg D. I..lFlCCNfL'l', Puwl- dcntg M. Kmgma. SEKFCLIFX'-pl-FL'.i5UfCfQ R. Bnltlnwusc. Eighth gra e Bai Ruufv. Ottcwn. L. Muusw, C. Muller. L. Ncdcrvuld. R, Xcwtun, D. Glbwn. Ii. Ridxtur. Mldjlf Run'-WI. Vnuh, Murgan. UI. M.1rr. DI. Van Dun Burg, F. V.1n Buck, R. Smlwnburg. S. Tun Bnvck, D. Pak. Fmfxt Run-B. Schcltcxxu, R. Smlwnburg, H. Schucn, -I, INIUYIIUQ. Vicu-Pruidcnt. C. R.ublc, Prcsidcntg F. Timmcr, Sccrctqry'-Trmsururg Mr. TQIIHITLID. ll 77111 Rim-M. Culthurst, M. Hinds, vl. Austin, C. Ahllwcrg, -I. Ferguson, H. Bcnit, N. Ducll, D. Kline C. Kuipcr. illiififli Run--D. Hershey, A. Kuiper, B. Dnnclsun, D. Anderson, K. Gage, H. Burners R. Hanscn, R. Fivuntiiin, Miss Hiivcrkamp. Fn-.ri Run'--I. Crull, A. Drcycr, D. Angus, Presidunt -I. liylsnm, Virc-Prcsidcntg R. Hivckstra, Secretsry-Ti'cnsL1rcrg B. Francis, nl. Laulwcntliiil, C. Dc Vries even ill Qra e Tuff Rffll'-.l. XX'cstw.-ld, R. Wmiiwdrick, XV. Mucllcr, R. V.in Malscn, C. S.1wycr, K, V.m Ham, XV Sgr-tt. li. Piistnm, j. Vcnluuizsn, N. W.1ddcll. Aliddle Run'-B, Mivurc, VI. Obcrly, B. Scliulski, M XY'l1itt1ngt1vn, ul. St.iIsunlvui'g, A. Mulder, N. Stmrns, G. Sdwltcn, M. V.1n Til, Miss Pyle. Flrif R011 -T, Olswn. A. Murphy, T. Sclwutcn, G. Mulder. M. Ncdcrvcld, Mead, M. VC'iltci'dink, K. Tuin- stixi. fl., Tulum .ind lj. Smith .irc nut slmwnj 22 59 Q ii4g5LLmuw ex' 6 ' i.'L-f- Nh E9 l',. U J eva 'f ,ff'47,2i,!f'F1j PE!iZ2gg'E'AJEtg QUIWIIL5 B-165 Ruiz: fl-Hldllllg. lffl fo riglvf-A. Snyder, -I. De Puit, A.ARawlings, D. Groelsema, H. Sloot maker. K. Klynstra, D. Hartman, Mr. Davis. Sealed. lefl 10 Hgh!--H. Bond, E. Morgan, E. Vin Sweden, D. Vander Wrill. With Mr. Davis as advisor, and Eugene Morgan as president, the Student Council of -15 busiecl it- self with many school activities. Early in the year, the Council sponsored the most successful magazine campaign ever conducted. The proceeds were sufficient to cover the cost of an en- tirely new motion picture outfit including C1 projector, speakers, screen. and a microphone. An assembly committee with Elaine Van Sweden as chairman assumed complete responsibility for the year's assembly schedule. The assemblies were varied and pleasing to all. Through Student Council action, the number of school dances permitted was increased by one. Early in March, our president Eugene Morgan left for the Air Corps. He was replaced by vice-president Elaine Van Sweden. With the furtherance of student leadership always uppermost in mind, the council has shown itself to be a lively and progressive organization. 24 Siucleni ounci S.'.1f1Jmg, let! fu vzlqlvf-Mr Zylstra, spunsorg E. D-me-lson, L. Van Pro-urn, N. V-H1 Hiwwnl N. Struik, H. Schuiling, E. Buei'sm.1. G. Grucn, B. Evarts. SLJILJ. Zur fff rujsfw' -D. Groelsma. li. PCYVY. G. Held. B. Falinle. -I. Dc Puit, Orhil .fl - Early this fall, the Seniors went to work and se- lected an energetic staff for the task of producing the 1945 Orbit . Gordon Belcl, who has proved to be a very ambi- tious and willing worker, was chosen Editor-In-Chief, with his two able assistants, Erma Perry and Betty Fahnle. The task of Business Manager was very etiiciently handled by Herb Schuiling and his capable assistant, Marjorie Struik. Don Groelsema was chosen Literary Editor and Jack De Puit took care of the Sports Angle. The art work is credited to Louise Van Prooyen. Wlith the cooperation of all to secure tilm, Eugene Donelson, Photographer, and his as- sistant, Marilyn Van l-loeven were able to complete their job successfully. The typing work was left to Bonnie Evarts, Geraldine Groen and Eleanor Boersma. A number of problems arose because of war con- ditions, but after many headaches the staff has as- sembled a book which in years to come will bring to the students pleasant memories of the year 1945. The success of producing this M Orbit is cred- ited to the team work of the staif and to the kind assistance and advice of Mr, Zylstra. 25 1 l Bari Ruiz-. fell fu rrglif-G. Hallas, B. Ten Brock, S. Wimirdrick, J. Neels, B. Evarts. E. Boersma, D. Otteson, C. Crull, -I. Xwiltler, -I. De Puit, Stcumf Rong fffl I0 riglvlfhl. Struik, B. Fahnle, C. Vander Veldeg M, Steketee. G. Gruen, N. Runyon, L. Hoop, I. Bergman, Mr. Welclu. Fmul Rnzw. mired, ltil In rigor-E. Van XVieren, B. Engstrom, E. Perry, M. Otten. H. Crull, L. Van Malsen, M. Van Hoeven. Absent: E. Thomas. . Portraying school life and its activities down to the most minute detail, this was the task of the Beacon statl. Under the able supervision of Mr. Welcli, faculty advisor, and Miss Haines, typing advisor, the Beacon cast its journalistic light throughout the high school and community as it completed one of the most successful years in its history. Although the editorial stat? of the publication was composed entirely of girls, sports and other masculine activities received the same splendid coverage which had character- ized the Beacon in previous years. Witli Elaine Thomas and Mathilda Otten serving as co-editors, the paper not only enlightened the students as to recent trends of romance about the school, but also presented the latest in sports, club news, interviews, exchange, and news from the music and commercial depart- ments. Helen Crull took over one of the most masculine jobs of the all-girl staff as she portrayed Viking sport affairs to the many Beacon readers. Betty Engstrom added a literary touch to the publication as editor of that department, while Lois Van Malsen, feature ecli- tor, and her staff of reporters, provided the students with plenty of current news hot off the presses . At the bottom of every school romance one could find Neda Runyon and Marge Struik -hastily scribbling down the details for the gossip column of the next Beacon. The job of keeping the school publication out of the red was handled very ably by Marilyn Van Hoeven, Beacon business manager. Miss Haines and her capable production stat? did a splendid job of composing and printing the paper which may truly be hailed as one of the best in Wlyomings history. 26 in , A FIYHVW Roux lttt In vigil'-E. Htwttcrt, T. Drentcn, D. Vander XX'all, K. Bcrcnds, D. Hartman. Fffnirfiv Run, Lf! In 11,gf.'vA. Vanden lierge. D. Groclsema. G. Bcld, H. Schuiling. C. Fisher, E, NY'ynsma, G. Fiirmsma. B. Anderson, O. Tilma, K. XX'ynsma. 7'lvirJ Razr, lei! m rfyglugli. Van Sweclurl, E. lit-ersma. S. Bwltlttvtxse, bl Stclicftk. G. Nevins, bl. Struili. F, ,ltvl1nStvr1, B billing. li. Iixarts, L. Van Nalscn. Sttfff.'.1' Run, ltll In ilylilfli. Van Let-uwen, E. Tracy, D. Dcrnoray, M. Angus, li. Engstrom, T. Mecklwt, M, Van Hocyen, S. Snoeyinlx. T. Dc XY'cnt. E. Dc Watt, R. Fisher. FIN! Rfizr. fd! Io rryglif-C. Crull, F. Henry, F. Boltliouse. H. Slaghtcr, ll. Fahnle, H. Ritzema, Miss Runlc, S. Rarblc, I. Newman, C. Hartman, E. Ivcs, l.. Van Prooyen, E. Kist. ixecf Chorus Music is the inarticulate speech of the heart, which cannot be compressed into words, because it is intinitef' -- Xvagner. The Mixed Chorus under the direction of Miss Runk was our largest choral group this year. The choral activities were numerous. At Christmas time the chorus took part in the come munity carol sing. During Holy Wleelc, the chorus sang in the annual student assembly. Later, they otfered two groups ot' selections at the Spring Festi- val. The lNlassed Choral Festixal held at the Civic Auditorium, also found the group participating. The years .activities ended with the presentation of two exchange assemblies. The chorus this year was proud to be outhtted in new blue and white choral robes purchased by the P. T. A. This group hopes that the .appreciation ot good music has been furthered by their efforts. 27 Funrllv Rau'-M. M.1cAdam, M. Van Hoeven, B. Engstrom, E. Boersma. S. Bolthouse, M. Steketee F. johnson, B. Miling, G, Ter I-Liar. Third Rau'-P. Vande Brink, E. Tracy, C. Crull, F. Henry S. Snoeyink, T. De Went, B. Evarts, L. Van Malsen, B. MacAdam. Sammi' Ron'-L, Wilton, E Van Leeuwen, D, Demoray, M, Angus, T. Meekhnf, G. Nevins, B. Schoen, E. De Witt, R. Fisher Firyl Ron'-F. Bolthouse, I-I. Slaghter, B. Fahnle, I-I. Ritzema, S, Raible, A. Early, Miss Runk I, Newman, C. Hartman, E. Ives, L. Van Prooyen, E. Kist. This year's Girls' Glee Club was comprised of two sections: the Junior-Senior and the Freshman-Sopho- more Choruses. At Christmas time these groups presented a beau- . , tiful Cantata, The Wondrous Story, as a part of the Christmas assembly. I 6 The choruses also sang in the Good Friday as- Q u sembly, and in the Easter Sunrise Service of the Wyoming Park U. B. church. Two groups of selections were given by the Club at our annual Spring Festival. The girls trio, chosen from the choruses, sang in assemblies, in P.T.A. meetings and in churches. Their outstanding service was the singing of Oh Holy Night at the city-wide carol sing held in the Civic Auditorium, Trio members were Connie Hart' man, Marcia Steketee and Lois Van Malsen. At the change of semesters Connie Hartman was replaced by Marjorie Angus. Q Yliiiil Rfllfep. DeI.aat. C. Olson, F. NXf'ynsma, G. Formsma, C. Fisher, H, Peterson, D. Hartman, Stroud Rim-VI. Schuitema, R. Koetie, K. Herends, D, Dykstra, B. Dodds, H. Sli-otmalcer, H. Ander- son. Fliif Run-U. Tilma. D. Vander Vfall, D. Marshall, bliss Runlc, I., Van Malsen, T. Drenten, I.. Kammeraad, K. XY'ynsma. The Boys' Glee Club this year was composed of approximately twenty-two members. This group showed remarkably well-blended voices and abounding enthusiasm for the songs they learned. The boys sang for a Student assembly on March Zo. at which time Stouthearted Men, All Through the Night and El Rancho Grande were the numbers used. The latter number was especially enjoyed by the student body. The Boys' Glee Club was featured on the exchange assembly program held at Rockford and Grandville High schools. On this program and at our own Spring Festival held May 10th they presented several K I novelty numbers, Marching Along Together and El Rancho Grande with special effects worked out I A by Tom Drenten. Q ee u From the Boys' Glee Club was selected a trio com- posed ot Tom Drenten. Howard Slootmaker and Dale Vander XY all. The trio was active in assembly ap- pearances and presented a comedy number called Down by the Old Mill Stream at the exchange as- sembly program and at our Spring Festival program. The trio sang also several sacred numbers at the First United Brethren Church on Burton Heights and at our own Good Friday assembly. The Boys' Quintet, composed of Dale Vander Xwall. Tom Drenten. Howard Slootmaker, Gerald Formsma, and Ed W'ynsma, was organized late in the year but was able to prepare some lively Spirituals for use in our Spring Festival program. They also sang at sev- eral services at the United Brethren Church at Bur' ton Heights. Twp Razr, lcfff In rjgbf - B. Dodds, H, Peterson, C. Olson, T. Drenten, D. Marshall, B. Anderson, D. Hartman. Sermid Rnug lefl fo right-P. DeLtu1t, G. Mitchell, B. Henry, A. Kist, J. Drier, M. Wiltcrn, P. Jelivh, K. Wfynsnm. Frou! Roux leff lu rigbl-NI. Hoelc, TNI. Wiltcmn, C. Lzlfontsee, I. Rounds, Miss Runk, E. Lous, D. Lancaster, N. Halliburton. The mixed chorus of ninth and tenth graders just got started this year. Meeting only once a week and without an accompanist they experienced difhculty in continuing rehearsals. However many of them are singing in other groups as well, and hope to have more chances later for participation in the musical activities of the high school. This group joined in with the big mixed chorus for singing in the com- munity Carol Sing in the school the night of Decem- her 19th. This is Miss Runlis first year at Wyoming and special credit should go to her for her undivided at- tention and patience in working with these groups during 19-l-1-45. 30 9111 659 10:11 Mixer! Clzozua Fffnrlffi Run, i.',1f.fJ1f1g, 1.11 In vigfil--I. Dougherty, C. lialkcmii, li Miling, D. Vander XX'.ill, E. Canineld, A. Francis, B. Groendyl-Q, B. Berglund, M. Stelsc-tee, F. johnson. Tfilrif Razr, illrlfzhg, IMI -'fl flglm'--l. Dreyer, tl. Van Til, C. Fisher, R. C-ihh, A. Pc-elen. Ii. Streelman, T. Drenten, E I.. Perry, D. Dykstra, E. Van Leeuwen. Sicwmf Rwzig .iI.'.'.'f.'.f. lil! In rfgfil-li. Diinelson, XV. Mueller, P. Farrington, M. Pike. VI. Vreeland, N. Baarman, D Hershey, B. XY'yrn.i, B. Billtliillliis, O. Ulosey, B. Fisher. B. D-rods, D. Hartman, -I. Dc Vries. Fw! Ieffll, NIIJIIINQ, ld! ffl flyfil-E. V-In Sweden. R. Fisher. -l. De Mull. B M. Henry, P. Ter Haar, yl. Alhers, -l. Round, X. Terpstra, B. Mulder. A. Larly, 11. Thomas. all In spite of the loss ot' many of its members through graduation the hand has come out on top with good spirit, Under Mr. Thorne's capahle leadership, Vlfyoming High School Band has proven itself a distinctive and active organization hoth on the marching field and on the concert stage. The hand has made .1 number of public appear- ances. Among these were the marching formations between the halves at foothall games, the assembly concerts and the Christmas Carol sing. which promises to hecome an annual ex ent. Cther highlights of the seasons activities were the Spring Concert, and the Mass Band Concert lApril 271 in which we participated with four other schools, A few of the outstanding selections played were classical pieces: Heroic Overture . Tales from the Vienna XVoods and Ballet Egyptianug Marches: On the Mall , Pan American and Colossus of Columbia . and .1 comedy Three Blind Mice . Shmdifflu. fc'fI lu riglvl-'I. Round, H. Gort, F. johnson, L. Bleam. Sealed, Iefl Io rigb!-S. Wood rick. -I. lioelens, Mrs. lNIurr.1y. Participants in debate at Wyoming Park this year were Lila Bleam and Shirley Woodrick. who took the school as far as the regional finals, They were coached by Mrs. William Luyendyk. By their fine presentation of affirmative arguments on the question: RESOLVED THAT THE LEGAL VOTING AGE SHOULD BE REDUCED TO EIGHTEEN YEARS, in their first debate of the sea- son they defeated two out of two of their opponents in the contest at Hudsonville. They proved to be equally able in presenting the negative side when they defeated Belding in the con- test at Belding, thus winning the district plaque. On Fehruary 13. Wyoming Park entertained the four other schools entering the regional tournament. Our team was defeated in a close contest with Grand Rapids Union. Grand Rapids Union won the tourna- ment. The other schools debating were Muskegon, Hudsonville. and Lee. 32 Qbeba te 'lffiim' Run. fri! lo riglv!vA. Snyder. C. De Young, G Farvvell, VI. Mellor, D. Helder, Miss Pyle, B. Hinds, S. XY'ondricli, M. Walton, P. .lc-lab. Suomi Rim'-iN, Luther, D. Rahe, A. Early, F. Hock- stra, B. Vande Brink, C I..i Fanstee, M, Huck, If. Slap. B. Ten Brock, Fifi! RHIZAJNI. Helder, 11. Bement, DI. Albers. VI. Dre-yer, L. XX'iltun, B. NacAd.iin, D. Lancaster. uniofz Qifzl leeaeuuea . y l , f s The junior Girl Reserves. with Miss Pyle as their sponsor, has been an active organization this year. Social activities included several parties and .1 picnic. At Christmas time the girls presented a skit to .1 very grateful audience of crippled children at the Blodgett Home. At the Community RoundsUp the cluh assisted the Senior Girl Reserves in sponsoring the Style Show. Five of this year's juniors had the honor of hecom- ing Ring Girls. The active record gives evidence of the life and spirit of the organization. - 1 J J Tlvird Row. .fI.1fm'mg. IJ! In rjgfilgc. Hartman, Treasurerg M. Steketee, L. Van Malsen, L. De Witt, B. Krues, Miss Kuizenga, Spunsorg B. Engstrom, C. Crull. 1. Bergman. L. Hump, Vice President, E. Perry. Semfzd Ruzr, Iufl lu nglvt-E. Van Sweden, E. Van Leeuwen, F. Faber, D. Demuray, H. Ritzema, F. Bolthouse, S. Bnlthouse. T. De Went, M. Struik. Fran! Row, retired, leff I0 rigblf M. M.icAdam, B. Evarts, Presidentg M. Van Hueven, N. Runyon, H. Crull. D. Otteson, Secretary. P, Vande Brink, At the first meeting of the year the following Girl Reserves were elected to office: President. Bonnie Evartsg Vice President, Louise I-Ioopg Secretary, Del- phine Ottesong Treasurer, Connie Hartman. The year's activities started off with a hang. Initia- tion! New members were forced to wear to school the most ridiculous costumes imaginable. Anything could have happened that day, and very much did. The year's social events were varied. First WLIS the Girl H'.W.C.A. Our cluh table decoration. Five representatives serve Conference held At Christmas time Reserve Banquet held at the was honored for outstanding attended the annual Girl Re- at Muskegon. the entire group entertained with carols a very grateful audience at the Sunshine Sanatorium. The club also sponsored a very successful Valen' tine's party at the Y.XW.C.A. School activities included the usual Community Round Up Style Show, and Teen Age Party held in the gymnasium, The cluh expresses special appreciation to Miss Kuizenga, who has given her time and undivided at- tention to making this year's undertakings ri success. 3 4 fi Seniofc gh! Jzedezued v i cmi lf. Morgan, Prc-sidentg I.. Faher, G. XX ilterd1nk, G, Clark, 4 e ic 'rc 1 cn vcnhuis. Tfvrif Run. hir In 7l.UZ7f'IXII'. Davis, Sponsiirg R. r p H Lt rt XX vnsmi L1 Fnrmsma, Treasurerg gl. Boelens, G. Finkhc-iner, R. Gruhhs, Sec- c in R Cllrlv .5 114' R it I Y ifgfil-'flf XX'ierenga. B. Brant, H. Klynstra, C Olson, A. uusse I imlicld I lximmciilc lx Klvnstra, R. Knetye. Fnif Rong fclf lu lI4lQX7f'D. Marshall, c L i Ctmh c lx 9trong, C. Oherlv. Under the able supervision of Mr, Davis, the mem- hers of the Hi-Y enjoyed another year of service and fellowship. Among the many projects and services rendered to the school hy the cluh was the repairing of bleachers and the decorations of goal posts at the home foot- hall games. The group also sponsored .1 soft drink and paddlepop stand at the annual community rounds up. The HifY participated in many activities, including parties at the Y.M.CA., a trip to the Hi-Y cottage at Newaygo, and many Hi-Y conferences. Wlien Eugene Morgan, president of the club, left for service with the Army Air Forces, Eugene Donel- son, vice-president, took over the supervision of the Hi-Y and proved to he as ahle .1 leader as his pre- decessor. Ed Xwynsrna was secretary for the cluh, while Dick Grubhs served as treasurer. ,- JJ I Sluvzdnzg, le!! fu rl-gb!-G. Nyenhuis. R, Vidervol, M. Angus E Vin Leeuxxen G Furmsnii Sexmd, Stiwij Ruiz - F, johnson, R. Grubbs. li. Miling, If XX ynsmi B Rm in St its nz in D. Vander XVJII, F. Bolthouse. The junior class presented this year, That Crazy Smith Family by Katherine Kavanaugh. It was .1 humorous play about that great institution -the American family. A football player, a pugilist, a drum majorette, and an artist all go to make up the crazy Smith family. Pa and Ma, although they do not think themselves so, are just as crazy as their children. Complications set in when several colleges want Tony on their teams. One college even goes so far as to send their most glamorous brunette to work on Tony. A great deal of humor Centers around Buddie, and around the Professor who seems to be too slow, physi- cally and mentally. Consequently he is always bumped around by the Smith family. Under the direction of Miss Kuizenga the follow- ing characters portrayed their roles successfully. Pa ..,.,,,,..... Mn .....,,,..... . ....... Gene Nyenhuis ,,,,,....Fr1eda johnson Buddie ..,..... ,,,,,. D ale Vander XX'all lictty, Tony ,,,,,,,,, Sally ......., ,.Fr.1nCine Bulthouse .,..,,Edvvard XX'ynsma .,.,.......Betty Miling liarbaira ,,,,,,,, .,........ B arbiuxi Rankin Pri rfessurn, Aunt Bella. ...,. .. Dirk. ,,,, . Julie, , btewart ,,..., ,,.,,.,Robert Vidervol ,,,,...,M.1riurie Angus ,,,,,,,,,,,,RiCh.1rd Grubbs Esther V.in Leeuwen ,,....Gerald Formsma fit N . ll 5 fill l lfl' 4 A-df S.'.ilI.f.'f.'f, IMS In iqgfn'--5. Boltliouse, IE. Hotlert. -I. W'ilt1cr 5li'llIIg'7D, Otteson, Ii. Di-nclsiin, B. Exarts, Id. Morgan, E. lxist, enior may ,The Old Home Town , .1 comedy-drama, hy Vin- cent Barrett was staged by the senior class on Decem- her 9 and 10. The family complications of the Irv- ing household held the rapt attention of appreciative audiences. Mr. Irving's financial embarrassmentg Mrs. Irvings doting devotion toward her daughter and song Alice Irvings vacillating fortunes as a novelist: Andys puppy love affair with the cute little trick next doorg the intrigue of Carol Brewster tdaughter of the hank presidentj to wreck the ro- mance between Alice and Clark Kent ta cashier at the hankj 3 Mr. Irvings bachelor lwrother, Toms en- thusiasm for the photography profession and practical jokes, all combined to produce situations of excite' ment. pathos, and surprises. The memhers ot the cast were: Henry Irving ,,,,.,.,, ..i, . . . .. .. .. . Eugene Morgan Mrs. Irene Irving.. .... ........ . .Ethel Iiist Alice Irving. .... . . . Bonnie Evarts Andy Irving .... . Eugene Hoflert Tom Irving . .. .john W'ilt1er -Iune Miller . ..Shirlei Bolthouse Clark Kent. , ,. Eugene Donclson Carol Brewster .............. ..., . .. . Delphine Ottcson Ifnder the direction of Mr, Zvlstra, the amlwitious cast and energetic committees combined their efforts toward the realization of a very successful entertain- ment. 7 .5 1' lam Rong +l.1f.'dm-Q. It!! ,wi uygfif-C, Olson, li. Chatterson, rut tl son on. cns rs Murrav. -I. Bement, li. Smxliiscli. S. XXf'nodricls. bl. Round. SLJI I It!! 1 rf ff R Cepeli M he rl. Mellor, A. bnyder, M. Angus. Early in this school year a dramatics club of four- teen memhers was organized. Richard Cepela was made President. Arlene Snyder Vice-President, and Marjorie Angus hoth Secretary and Treasurer. Under the leadership of Mrs. Luyendyk the play, Thanksgiving Adventure, was given at our annual Thanksgiving Day Assembly. At the change ol' semesters Mrs. Luyendyk was re- placed hy Mrs. Murray. Under her guidance the cluh presented the play, It Happened To Sweeney. The club hopes that they have aided the develop- ment ot' greater appreciation for drama in our school, and that they have encouraged the furtherance of dra- matic activities. 38 N JE x 1 GJ Q 'L 'JL -plfyzia -of Q 'N Z1 ' G. H .vwfzif ' di? Q x-x,:,. QIGEEZLQYZ . .ff 4 ,,:f,?..l Rogkford . Lowell ,,,., Leu .....,,.. East .,,.,..,,..,.,. ,,,,,,A Grundville Godwin Wfyoming Qs. me SCORES Lowell ...,....,.,. Kelloggsville ..... Zeeland ,.....,,,, East G. R. ,,,,. . Goclwin ....... Grandville ,..... Rockford ..l.. Lee .,,.,.,,..., STANDINGS W L T ,5 0 1 ,-X 1 1 .4 2 0 .4 2 O . -1 0 .1 5 0 .O 6 O 2 We They 6 20 7 O 26 O 13 6 13 6 7 7 13 7 20 PCT. PTS. O.P. 1.000 73 25 .SOO 65 38 .666 123 26 .666 92 26 .333 58 129 .116 37 150 .OOO 32 86 :'?'21.-A Q Q f P 6 15. A.-.au n Run-R, Kuctlc FUIIDNINI F Vxxnsrnx H lx xn ffl Dc Punt A TLIPNIII R An umm Nuu 'mder XY'.1ll. M, Fmbgr C Hud Nm.-L m 1 4 R A Muussg rmnxger R Br nr C F1Nher,G.Xycnl1u1 G XXIIILFJ nl. D Grubb H Lunrmg lx Nxdux l R Cllflk E Xiurgan T Drtnlcfl lark, L. Fxbcr. G Bald mmxgu' Mr N rlm C 1 1 S:L'f1fJ.!' Rvfhflx V Ingcla. Clmulw f f goofbalf Maybe we didn't win, but we didn't lose by much! Although the Vikings were able to place but one lonely mark in the win column during the 1944 football season, they proved powerful enough to hold every league opponent that they faced to less than a 14-point margin. The Wyom- ing eleven, consisting largely of underclassmen, finished the season with a record of one win and seven losses. The year's initial contest saw a strong Lowell eleven invade the Viking gridiron and overpower the local squad to administer them a 20-6 defeat. The following week Wyoming came back to out- race a powerful Kelloggsville team to a thrilling 12-7 finish. However. as far as wins were con- cerned, this was as far as the Sybil-borne gridders could go, for in their next game they were driven from the field with a 26-0 defeat at the hands of Zeeland Chix. In their next battle the Vikings were satisfied to hold a much stronger East Grand Rapids team to 13 points, all of which were scored in the second quarter. The following week Wyom- ing lost a close contest to Godwin's Wolverines, 13 to 6, as the game ended with the Vikings vainly attempting to push across the tying points from the Godwin goal line. The hard luck streak con- tinued into the next battle also as Grandville, traditional rival, edged out the Blue and White in a 7-6 thriller. After the Vikings had led the en- tire first half and outplayed the Bulldogs the entire game, Max Wisner, Grandville speedster, snatched a last half Viking pass and raced 75 yards for the winning touchdown. In the next game, Wyoming proved its strength by holding Rock- ford, the league's champions, to a 13-7 score, and in the season's final contest, a high-scoring Lee squad took a decisive 20-7 victory. The Vikings were honored at the close of the season by having three of their members placed on the Grand Valley All-Conference teams. Gerald Formsma, a junior, won the left end position on the first team, while Hank Levering was acclaimed second team fullback and Gene Nyenhuis was granted a second team guard position. Because of his stellar play and untiring drive, Hank Levering was voted by his team-mates to be the captain of the 1944 Wyoming eleven. Jgaafeefbaff With an impressive record of 10 victories and 6 losses, Wyoming ended its 1944-45 basketball season with a third-place rating in the Grand Val- ley Conference and then battled its way into the final round of the District Basketball Tournaments only to lose their final tilt to a strong Lee five, 37 tO 54. The Vikings jumped off to an impressive start in league competition as they netted victories in their first two games, defeating Godwin, 38 to 23, and Lowell, 40 to 29. The result of the next con- test was not as well received by Wyoming fans, however, as a classy Zeeland five took a decision in an inter-league game. The following week the Viking five received another set-back as a power- ful East squad handed them their first league de- feat of the season. In their next tilts, Wyoming took a one-sided -16-24 victory over Rockford but then faltered and bowed to Lee, 30 to 20. It was at this point, however, that the Vikings hit the peak of the season's play as they took four con- secutive victories, winning over Grandville, 38 to 24, Godwin, 29 to 273 Lowell, 50 to 38, and Rockford 48 to 46. This was as far as the Viking winning streak would carry them however, as in their next tilt East Grand Rapids won the Valley championship with a 31-24 victory over Wyoming, and in the following tilt Lee's Rebels clinched the league's runner-up spot with a 39-33 win over the Vikings. Perhaps the most thrilling game of the season was the last scheduled game in which Wyoming outraced Grandville to a narrow 50-49 victory. Wyoming won its first game at the District tournaments, defeating Grandville, 44-23. On the following night the Vikings edged out their tradi- tional rival, Holland Christian, 26-25, but in the tourney's windup affair Lee took the class C title with a 37-34 win over Wyoming. At the close of the season Captain jack De Puit and Hank Levering were honored with positions on the Grand Valley All-Conference Basketball team. ..., .,-i- ,-- v - -v Int---4' ,.-,.,,... tvs'-5 -. -1-7-v7,..,,. . .,--1,.f ' 2 N5--lb-PA FIRST TEAM lx 71 , IU: :U viglu'-C Euhu. H Px1t.'Lm.1, CQ:-.mlm Nwrlm. H, Klvnxtm, kl, Dc Puit, D. V.1ndL-r NX all S J IH!! Ylllfl'- Cl, Sn-ruxnk, H Lucrxng, G Xxunlmn, If XY5nNn1.1, G, Fm'r11m1.1. l?a.4kei6al! SECOND TEAM lm,'Hf1u,q. It 'I lu l,'Qf:7.'f R. CI.1rI-Q, lx. Klynstm, B, Kwutig, Cnmulm Engclsg I., K.1mmcr.1.1d, nl, Dc Mull. 1f.'jlff.L', ICN' nf flugfm'-A-K. Tgrpxtm, G Xxflwlx, R, Andurwn, R. Grulvlv. T, XY'1rrcng.1, T. Druntcn, Pmrnm, H, Fwunmln. -L3 STANDINGS W L E:1St G. R, .AA...,....... ll 1 Lee .........,,,,,. ...., 9 3 Wfyoming .,..,. ..... 8 4 Ruclcforcl ,.,.. ..,.. 7 5 Lowell ,,.,,. ...,. 4 8 Grandvillc . 2 10 Gwdwin ,,,,,,, ..... 1 11 SCORES Godwin Lowell ,,,,. ....l. Zeeland ,,,,,.... ,..... East G. R. .,.,. ,.... . Ruckfurd ,,.. .,,l,, Lee .,,..,,,..,... Grandvxlle .,... vY,.., Goclwm .,.,.. ...... Lowell ,,.,. ...... Rockford East G. R, ,.... ..... . Lee ....,,,........,.,......,,,,,,,....,..,.,,, C3l'.lI'lClV1llC .,,,.,..,..,,,,,,..,....,,,,, TOURNAMENTS Grundvllle ,.....,,,......,,,.,,,,,,,,4,,, Holland Christian ...,,, ,,.t,, Lee ....,,,., ,l,,,.,.,,,,,,l,, ,,,,,A WL 38 .40 4 .35 .46 .20 .38 .29 .50 .48 .24 .33 .50 .44 .26 PCT, .916 .750 .667 .583 .333 .167 .083 A They 23 29 47 43 24 30 24 27 38 46 V 31 39 -10 23 25 7,7 .34 PTS, 422 431 451 414 384 406 324 O.P. 342 361 403 390 476 466 394 A-'11 Q April April April April April April May May May May May 10 12 17 19 24 Z6 1 9 15 Z2 Z9 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Umon ...,,.... .A ..-----, ----,---------v--ffvff ---- - Byron Center .....,, Guclwin ...Yv...-.-- Crestnn ,,..,...... Lowell .......,VYV Crestun ....,,.. Byron Center ......V.- ------' Rockford r,,,,........,,,,..-. ----'-- East Grand Rapids ....YV... ------ Lee ...A......,------,-,------'-, -ff-fff Gmndville ,.....,.,,,. 'ii' there there there there .here .here ,here ,here ,there here there BL . 5 'ig x -. 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'JL ,- 'Q 44 lf .. . fx, F K .11 'A Claaa froplzecy Time: 1955 Scene: Antique shop, Proprietor - Calvin Snoeyink. In walks a very old friend, the Reverend Simon Van Dyken. Well, Reverend, I haven't seen you for ten years. What can I do for you? Why don't you sit down awhile in my prize antiqueg this chair. which the 1945 class gave to Mr. Zylstra? Ha, ha, remember how he used to sit with his feet on the desk? This chair brings back many memories, doesn't it. Cal ? Oh yes, but look wliat's happened to all our pals since that chair was new. Say, Cal, have you seen Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Beld lately? She is the former Shirley Bolthouse. Gordon is now the editor of the New York Times. His star photographer is Eugene Donelson. Har- vey Ritzema has the outstanding column in the paper. dealing with 'World Problems of Today.' His problem of today is 'shall we let people from Mars enter America without their mothers ?' Reverend, I read in the paper that Marcia Steketee, the noted singer of stage and screen, and her accompanist, Elaine Van Sweden. have just completed another stage hit. Connie Hartman, the well-known soloist is now singing in the Met- fopolitan Opera. They are working on the opera 'Oscar'. Ray Lathrop is the owner of that luscious Chicago dancing school, 'Leap in and Limp out'. Speaking of Chicago. did you hear the distin- guished Garry Wilterdink SfCZ1li? He is now the mayor of Chicago. Elaine Thomas is his efficient secretary. Margie Struik is head librarian in New York City. She reviews all the books for the New York Times. Bonnie Evarts has now achieved the title, 'World's Champion Typist' Yes, Cal, most of them have done very well for themselves. Lois Van Malsen's renowned band has just returned from a world-wide tour. I think the reasons for the demand of her band are that one and only super smooth drummer. Eugene Camlield. and her master of ceremonies. Eugene Hoffert. By the way, Eugene Hotfert owns that hilarious radio show 'Haven for the Happyf Shirley Snoeyink and Marion Christians are those two attractive singers in Lois' band. Did you know, Reverend. that jack De Puit owns that wholesome, but classy fruit market on Fifth Avenue? The trouble, is, he sells only ap- ples. Marilyn Mac Adam has her own magazine, 'Romance of Today'. It has become a grand suc- cess since the publication of the first edition in 1950. Calvin Nichols, that noted Doctor of Sur- gery, is now the world's most advanced neuro- pathologist. Marie Oly, that lissom tap dancer, is featured in the great stage show 'Black Satin and Silver Horseshoesf George Dunn, sometimes called the 'Genius of Generators, owns a garage in that gold-coast city, Wyoming Park. Yes, Cal, I was just up visiting Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Grubbs. Virgil's wife is the former Elea- nor Boersma. They were telling me that jim jurrians is a professor at the University of Michi- gan. He teaches 'Manners for Moderns' and other courses. Also that Louise Van Prooyen is now super- visor of nurses at the Schuiling T.B. Sanatorium, located in Arizona. Dr. Schuiling has just re- turned from a visit to his other foundation located in Berne, Switzerland. Reverend, did you know that Tony Vanden Berge is the President of the Board of Directors of the notorious Sing-Sing prison? A report on his work of rehabilitating prisoners has been pub- lished in many of the best news magazines, Ger- aldine Groen, Mathilda Otten, and Catherine Van- der Velde are the publishers of the new magazine, 'Thirty-Five and Still Beautiful' Yes, Cal, and Neda Runyon and Delphine Ot- teson are teachers at the 'Neda and Delp School For jitterbugs Only. They recently appeared in Chicago in a vaudeville act accompanied by Harry james. john Wiltjer and Ethel Kist, recently ap- peared in London in the famous stage play, 'Old Home Town'. I believe their acting careers really began way back in their senior year when they gave a small scale production of it. Bette Eahnle is proprietor of the famous 'Eat, Sleep, and Pay- Your Rent' summer resort located on Long Lake near Cedar Springs, Michigan. Marilyn Van Hoeven is star photographer for the world-wide news organ, 'The Beaconf edited by Helen Crull and Louise Hoop. Professor Arvid Morgan has been giving lectures recently in Moscow. Rome. Berchtesgaden, and other cities on how to settle the question as to 'XVhether Lincoln was justified in abolishing slavery in Americaf His home is in Amsterdam. the Netherlands, where he has been studying for years on this very important ques- tion. And did you know too. Reverend, that Glenna Ann Ter Haar and Gwen Nevins are co-owners of the 'juicy-Fruit' fruit stand located on Holly- wood Boulevard, San Francisco, California, Verna Stap and Irene Bergman are personal beauty ad- visors to some famous screen stars. The name of their institution is 'Glamour Manorf Lewis Faber is the nations outstanding track star. He won his title by winning the one hundred yard dash in two seconds. George Hallas is now the world's most learned authority in Economics. Erma Perry has just completed her seventh worldrfamous novel, 'A Tree Grows in Wyfotning Parkf Thelma De XVent and Evelyn Ives have just returned home on a furlough from the mission field located in the heart of Africa, known as the 'Wlyoming Park Mission Center'. Bette Engstrom is now director of the 'Haven of Love Childrens Home' located in Maine. Many of the children are refugees from Europe. The age limit ranges from twenty-five to thirty. Look who's coming in, Calg Gordon Clark. I hear he is head advisor of the program, 'Broken Hearts Are Easily Bungledf The engineers of the radio station that he broadcasts from are Don Groelsema and Hank Levering. The name of the station is 'XV.H.S.' Dick Howland is the nationally known commentator of world events for the sta- tion too. Well, Cal, I have to go to a Young Peoples meeting now. I'm sorry I can't afford tn pay the price you want for your priceless antique, but hang on to it till you get the price you want, because it did hold Mr. Zylstra's feet, but send over the chair tomorrow. tl' 741 x ' ,I fjgffi : fi ' J-7' Jkgififff nh, f ill H f ' '- 'f-1fJ'fiuai ' f .feeofv G infill' ff 'e'f.i,'f41'1i 'i 7-fe ' 7 r f 'kg ..+ -44-s-.. '- , ggaw - 'f ' f ' 4' 7 - . 17,41-d,',' 'Vqb , fy f . .,Qf'2!Qf5: 'efifiii QW rr -fig J ,fr 1,1 ' v, - -5 -fe ferns 55 07 61fl!07 d Thirteen years ago a group of bewildered, though cheerful, children began a long and wonderful journey, traveling over the beautiful, but rough, road of education. Today, this group of students is about to depart from the friendly halls of Wyoming and make their contribution to this large and strange world. Perhaps we can best express our feelings in the words of Abraham Lincoln, who in his second inaugural address said, With malice toward none, with charity for all, with lirmness in the right, as God gives us to see the right, let us strive on to finish the work we are in, to bind up the nation's wounds, to care for him who shall have borne the battle, and for his widow and orphans, to do all which may achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace among ourselves and with all nations. enior Jctiuitiea GORDON BELD BONNIE EVARTS Baseball 1, 2, 4, Football 2, Class President 2, Orbit, Athletic Manager 3, -I, Student Council 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 2, 3, Mixed Octette 2. 3: A Cappella Choir Z, Beacon 5, Boys' Quintet 3. IRENE BEROMAN Band 1, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Girl Reserves 4, Orchestra 2, Pep Squad 1. ELEANOR BOERSIIA , Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 5, -1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4: Physical Ed 1, 2, junior Play, Orbit. SHIRLEY BOLTI-IOUsE Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Physical Ed 1, 2, Girl Reserves 4, Senior Play. EUGENE CAIIIFIELD Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Hi-Y 4. MARIAN CHRISTIANS Band 2, 3, Orchestra 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 4, Mendelssohn Club 3, A Cap- pella Choir 1, 2, Physical Ed Z. GORDON CLARK Football 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Boys' Glee Club 2, Hi-Y 4, Junior Play. HELEN CRULL Girls' Glee Club 1. 2. 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Beacon 3, 4, Library 1, 2, Pep Squad 1, Physical Ed 1, 2. JACK DE PUIT Football 1, 2, 4, fhonorable mentionjg Basketball 1, 2, 3, captain and all conference 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 41 Orbit. THELMA DE WENT Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 4: Physical Ed 1, 2. EUOIQNE DONELsON Hi-Y 3, Vice President 4, Orbit, Student Council 53 Boys' Chorus 2, 5, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Senior Play, Co-Ed Council 4. GEOROE DUNN Rogers School 1, 2. BETTY ENOSTROM Student Teacher 1, Beacon 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, junior Play, Girl Reserves 4, Pep Squad 1, Librarian 1, 2, 3, J Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mendelssohn Club 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Cheer-Leader 3, 4, Girl Re- serves 3, President 4, Senior Play, Orbit, Physical Ed 1, 2, Office Work 4, Pep Squad 1. LEWIS FABER Football 1, 4, Hi-Y 2, 4, Student Council 3, Class Secretary 2, BETTY FAHNLE Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Men- delssohn Club 3, junior Play, Orbit, Beacon 3, 4, Forensics 2, Pep Squad 1. DONALD GROELSEMA Band 2, Boys' Chorus 3, Class Vice-President 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Student Council 4, Orbit. GERALDINE GROEN Grandville Avenue Christian 1, Girls' Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Physical Ed 2, Orbit, Librarian 4. GEORGE HALLAS Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Physical Ed 1, 2. 51 Foot- ball 4, Hi-Y 4. CONNIE HARTMAN Band 1, 2, 3, Drum Majorette 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4, Triple Trio 1, 2, Trio 3, 4, Mendelssohn Club 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3, -1, A Cappella Choir 1, 2. EUGENE HOFFERT Class Secretary 3, Class Vice-President 4, junior Play, Senior Play, Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Boys' Chorus 2, 3. LOUISE HOOP Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Girl Reserves 3, Vice-President 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Physical Ed 1, 2. RICHARD HOWLAND Hi-Y 2, Football 2, Debate 2, Forensics 2, Boys' Chorus 2. EVELYN IVES New Hall School 1, Girls' Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Beacon 3. JAMES JURRIANS ETHEL KIST Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, New Hall School 1, Librarian 3, 4, Office Girl 4. RAYMOND LATHROP Baseball 1, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Tennis 4, Intramural Basket- ball 2. HENRY LEVERINU Basketball 1, 2, 3, all conference 43 Track 1, 2, 31 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Football 3, captain and all confer- ence 43 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. MARILYN MAt3 ADAM Marblehead High School 1, 2, 31 Girls' Glee Club 43 Girl Reserves 4. ARVID EUGENE MORGAN Football 41 Hi-Y 2, 3, president 43 Student Council 3, president 43 junior Play3 Senior Play3 junior Class President3 Forensics 3. GWENDOLYN NEVINS Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 41 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 A Cap- pella Choir 23 Mendelssohn Club 3. CALVIN NICHOLS Band 1, 2, 31 Orchestra 1, 23 Football 13 Baseball 13 Track 33 Hi-Y 3. MARIE OLY Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 21 Beacon 43 Girl Reserves 43 Pep Squad 1. BIATHILDA OTTEN Beacon Co-editor 43 Girls' Glee Club 23 Mixed Chorus 23 Physical Ed 23 Grandville Avenue Christian 11 Office XY'ork 4. DELPHINE OTTESON Girl Reserves 3, secretary 41 Cheer Leader 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 21 Girls' Chorus 1, 23 Beacon 4, Senior Play. ERMA LEE PERRY Girl Reserves 43 Orbit1 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Beacon 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 4. HARVEY RITZEMA Baseball 2, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 2. NEDA RUNYON Girls' Glee Club 33 Representative Club Co-ed 3, 43 Beacon 43 Girl Reserves 3, 43 Pep Squad 13 Physical Ed 1, 2. CALVIN SNOEYINIQ Baseball 1. 3. 43 Football 43 Basketball 3, 43 Intra- mural Basketball l, 23 Physical Ed 1, 2, 3. SHIRLEY SNOEYINIQ Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 43 Men- delssohn Club 31 Physical Ed 2. VERNA STAP Band 1, 2, 3: Senior Class Treasurer3 Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Girls' Glee Club, 1, 2. ' HERBERT SCHUILING Boys' Chorus 31 Mixed Chorus 41 Orbit3 Intramural Basketball 2. MARCIA STEIQETEE A Cappella Choir 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Girls' Trio 3, 43 Mixed Octette 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 3,43 Drum Major 43 Dra- matics 43 Forensics 23 junior Playg Beacon 41 Girl Reserves 4. INIARVIORIE STRUIK A Cappella Choir 1, 23 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Orbit3 Beacon 43 Librarian 2, 33 lntra-Club-Member 43 Pep Squad lg junior Play. ELAINE THOMAS Beacon 1, 2, 3, 41 Orchestra 1, 23 Band 3, 41 Girls' Chorus 33 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Senior Class Secretary1 Girl Reserves 43 A Cappella Choir 2, 3. GLENNA TER HAAR Physical Ed 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 3, 4. ANTHONY VANDEN BERO Boys' Chorus 33 Mixed Chorus 4. CATHERINE VANDER VELD15 Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 31 Beacon 43 Office WoI'k 43 junior Play3 Physical Ed 2, SIMON VAN DYREN Intramural Basketball 23 Physical Ed 2, 3. MARILYN VAN HOEVEN Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 43 Physia cal Ed 1, 21 Librarian 3, 43 Representative Co-ed Coun' cil 41 Girl Reserves 43 Pep Squad 13 Office Wtxrk 41 Orbit3 Be.Icon 4. Lois VAN MALSEN Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mendelssohn Club 33 Girls' Trio 41 Beacon 2, 3, 43 Library 2, 31 junior Play. LoUIsE VAN PROOYEN Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, -ig Oi-bitg Librarian 2, 3, 43 Physical Ed 1. ELAINE VAN SWEDEN Student Council 1, vice-president 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 A Cappella Choir 1, 21 Girl Re- serves 4. GARRY WILTERDINK Senior Class President3 junior Playg junior Class Treasurerg Hi-Y 41 Student Council 1, 23 Boys' Chorus 1, 23 Football 1, 2. JOHN XVlLTjER Intramural Basketball 1, 23 Physical Ed 1, Z, 33 junior Play3 Senior Play. a4uiog'zaplzJ MWJF 47, Jw! wM4f! wma! 4,W4W Jf7w jaw MW wQWQ,ffAfWA7 M mmf JQZMZMU MMMQQQZA MZ J AMW ,QZAMW ,La W? W W ff W W Zffmw W' . if ,jf ff74444' ,iwwv mai WWWW0- YQ Wwe jf ,ig ,ggi 01454223 Afffi A A MWWW MWWW One Man Tells Anolher . . . CZQhIIJIqIhIEN1'S Hello Fil, -lust made .1 smell lun' .11 OF 'lurgens .ind Holtxliiwer. The rc.il Mrffoy -- 1005 pure worsted quality and it fits like .1 million hunks. Nairn' Lib' Tlvjx Sflllylilli 1.251 ll if1ffi1'1. COLPROVIA COMPANY -loc' hills EJ , , . 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