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

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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

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'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

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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