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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1947 volume:

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' uwwf ws im mfr m UTY V J X .. van , 1, V: in S' 'ibvg FOMQICH LILLIAN HOEKSTPA, LFUVETTA She fs MU of Yau! HYEV, pf- ' fe- e 'S N g p Trwaasasm-b ard you+H. 3'-'lufxd Per Hosf vp ifww r- vm MAPMDPNE HP-.Pf1,CAF'TE5 ,fwm .V V ii --,iv ,.-'ff.,,,- -,- , - A j 4 V ml ,. ,L ,, F... 3 JEWELL, JACK A lwelplnq hand To llvose ln JOHNSON, ARDENE A clweery dispcsillon many ldendsf need. A qi' Q 4' g .wk Y . x Qgg Q 55151 ,!,f,wjgg , ' Q f KAMMERAAD, LLOYD An acliye mind willw an acliye body. fn. KARSTEN, DELORES Full ol misgnlel, lull of makes lunf Seniors KELDER, MARJORIE She enloys life and sees everyone else does. llval KIST, ALYCE Tl'1ouql1f and virlue silence. WOT' KLYNSTRA, KENNETH LANKENAU ADELE Few cares lead a nappy life. A pleasing smile makes many lriendsf' 'IO Seniors MARLOWE, HARVEY MELLOR, JOAN QuIe+ buf res-curcefuff 'Steadiness and sue the rafe Z' MUUSSE ALVIN PLEGER, LUCILLE Rare compound of abE'I1y, A bright smile fe5'ec+?nq a frciic, and fun. cheerful disposifionf LEMMINK, DOROTHY Can be serious In s rr us ?irneS.M vi LEMON FRED Bw-Ver ide 'Han n o : 'O -HO ff. T- MULDER, JOYCE MULDER, PETER Good-matured and a Mend One who Makes s Mme To everyone. '11 comes out ahead RABE, DONNA JEAN 'lA frue friend is one grealesl blessings. fa: 9 ROSEMA, HAROLD 'lf's nice To be nalural you are nalurally nicefl Wl'lE'I'l Seniors SHARP, JAMES SNYDER, ARLENE A line lellsw and a lriend MA girl Willa brains and am cl all. bilion, lopped all willw a grand disposilionf' 'W PYNBRANDT, LOWS SCHOEN, BETTY Never dismal, wiflw a smile Laughing is the mosf lqealflq. for everyone. ful exercise. 12 9.1 3, Q sb- 5 E Si l'l' - In A i,i ' 3 13 Fa 9 V , .il iff 'F . A ' , i rf' ' 4 .9 i g, 'fi , X Eff Qi .f J. rfjli. ' E2-M f V-:J-.-ri' -A 13,551 L' ,f SOBISEK, EARL STAP, EDITH A peaceful person a slronq A quick mind is ready for clwaraclerf' any occasion. Seniors TgR3STE 1 ARNC - U 'EUNNSSEN BEET-' r-1 Y-2 '-3.,:f 'ff:e'E ' fe A. ,'Ni'U 'E' V PI, JAN WIEPEN ELSIE V ISCH LAVEPNE He' 'Heros 'Fey afe 'warm' A 5 I ef. a: MLC .1 c , , 7 V- +fp ,- V ,EV --s, as she a' him, bw 'een 'Fw STPEELMAN, EEPWAPE' Patweme -acilf-mpdbhes P' ' ' STPONG EDPA ,1E . -Y-.ard 0' frIend1m9ss.' .V ,QE TOBY, KENNETH VANDER SCHUUR, HB9 siWen+ and Safe? ss'f1n H ANNAMAE V-,Q,er beffayg ',.g,U' 'When sie says she vml 5 -.MV and .ou 57 deoend 'w Wat' ,nf Her quwef sfme SQ-fs r J 1 Ly, Vb 5, .Q WEYDENFELLER, DOROTHY Ucneerfulness and good wi are ine secrefs of ner happi- ness. WILTON, LOIS WIERENGA, TED Burdens cneerfuUy borne are never Heavy, WYN, APLENE HQUE'?+ buf Cn SD digfev' P !G9PTlg1ju55C,Qg1jn be-neficenf vfni-n yiu 1-nov. Per. of mfndf! 14 Seniors ZC I'-III! IIIIIIII-l+IIl III! -1I.I-1 I . CLASS OF I948 Lell to riqlwl-Firsl row: J. Albers, B. Andevson, J. Auslin, J. Austin, S. Beverwyk. Second row: D. Braford, R. Brown, B. Burlingame, P, De Leaf, C. De Young, B. Dodds, T. Drenfen, J. Dre-yer. Third row: A. Early, C. Farwell. M. Flslwer, H. Founlain, E. Grunewald, M. Hall, E. Hand, D. Harlrnan. Fourflw row: B. Henry, M. Hes- selinlf, J. Heydenburq, B. Hinds, M. Heel F, Hoelcsfra, B. Hooiier, P. Hooker. Fifih row: L, Eves, J. Kalmbaclw, D. Kelder, J, Kuiper, C. La Fonlsee, D, Lancasfer, B. Landls A. Lanlcenau. Sixfh row: V. Leeslma, E. Lous. N. Luther, M. Meell-aol, D, Le Pard, G. Mluhell, J. Mucha, G. Nichols. Sevenfh row: T. Pafferson. H. Pelersen, B. Phillips, A. Rawlings, M. Rooslen, W. Rosendalwl, J. Sclmuifema, A. Slagler. Eigh+h row: E. Slusser, F. Teunissen, H. Van Bellzurn, M. Van Bellum, B. Vande Brink, G. Van Dyke. C, Van Koeverinq, B. Van Til. Nlnflw row: R4 Ver Sfral, J. Vreelancl, A. Werner, M. Willon, K. Wynsma. 'I6 CLASS OF I949 V4 Lil' 'C r N'-Firsf row: B. A berda P. Bal-er. N. Baarrfa' E. E-erz VG T. Efvrlaars B. Bfilfr-tus-3, V, Errfif' J. Caffrii, Second row: K. Cause, D. Cari P. Ccbb, N. CCTSTCS5 B. Ie Lai' J. D-9 Yrifunq, E. Gfrt B. Grcenzye. Third row: fx Har-Sgr P. Haefhav-c M. Herrrg V. Hia-ire D. Hrjuerf, P, Hlqbee G. Verse- C'iI ,L.f'f.3VY1bdi9. Foudh row: E. K'?'LS'f3 ff. Vwce' M. K9'gr'a C. P' ', C. La Fcwsee. D, Lancasfc-r, C. Lafbenar. P. Li: 1'CC. Fifth row: C. M? Pr B. Mu O92 L. Muusse. J. Mer G. Mrirrfe R. Messe! L. Neder- .e1d J. Nevrfs, Sixih row: M. Cudbief, G. Paf'er'. G. Paulsrin Fr. Pee en, M. Prie, C. Rarbre E. Prcrrfer, O. Vinfer. Sevenfh row: J. Rzsenaer, B. Scrwewrrva, H. Scnoen H. Sfrrri F' Sfahcnburc. S. Terr Brad, P. Ter Hear J. Terpsrra. Eighih row: F. Var Be-el 9. Van Berium J, Verdi' Befg, H. Vander Hear, R. Vander Marv P. Vander Scnuur J. Van TU. J, Vrsirw. Ninth row: J. W.aN3er V, WV. ramp S. Wrsgmgrr, B, Wyrrra D. Wy? G. Yeung. Picfures missing: J. Mcrgad L. Jcrknscn S. Snedcf, 17 CLASS OF I95O Lell 'ro riqlul-Firsf row: C. Alvlberq, D. Anderson, J. Auslin. H. Baer, B, Benil, J. Bylsma, M. Colllwursl, J Crull. Second row: J. De Leaf, C. De Vries, B. Donelson. A. Dreyer, N. Duell, R. Farwell, J. Ferguson, R Founlain. Third row: B. Francis. J, Fuller, K. Gage, R. Groendylc, R. Hansen, D. Hershey, M. Hinds, D. Hoelx sfra. Fourfh row: R. Hoe-lslra, P, Howell, D. Kline, A. Kuiper, C Kuiper, J. Leverinq, P. Lowinq, J. Lynema Fiffh row: B. Moore, W. Mueller 6. Mulder, A. Murphy, M. Nederveld, J. Oberly, T. Olson, E. Poslma Sixfh row: T. Rozema, T. Schoufen, B. Sclwulslwi, J. Sfalsonburq, N. Sfearns, D. Slurm, A. Tazelaar, C. Teunissen Sevenflw row: l.. Tilrna, F, Van Dyke, K. Van Ham, R. Van Malsen, M. Van Til, J. Venlwuizen, N. Waddell. J Weglveld. Eighfh row: M, Wlwiifinqfon, D. Williams. M. Wilrerdinl. '18 CLASS OF l95I Lei' +o rEqb+4Firsf row: C. Balkema B. Berqlund, D. Bergman, E. Wake, B, Bomqaars. J. Bzim, N. Bcwsr-man Z. C5df?efSOf1. SeC0nd r0w2 B. Curfbs, J. Dougherfy. E. DeKraker, A. Deppe. D. De W.-2 W. De Young, S Faber M. Fakr-'e. Third row: J. Fisher, T. Foreman, J, Gibaorv M, Grubbs. B. H-331.55 W. '-ia, R. i-me-Lama B, James. Fourih row: R. JuNians, W, Kgrroelfe, A. Kuiper. A, McE'rf:y, J, MQNEN D Iwexiag V, Me' Emi 3. Mews. Fiffh row: P. Par+ing+gn J, Pausinga, S, Poffer, P. P5552 V4R:C?1T'EV' M. Pf,av B. Sjf'-Elf-E- '5 C. Sfwedtf. Sizfh row: D. Smiih, H. S+aN50nbur:3 N, Tmeqer 9, Tymes. C. Van D-9' 323 3. V5-der Wifi 2. Vreewarc P, Wefklvoven. Sevenih row: M, Wirfh M, Wgoci M W-ymey A, Yfn ef M Lama. Pidure missing: R. Swan. 19 CLASS OF l952 Lei? fo right-Firsi row: B. Allimon, E. Beyerwyk, M. Blake, P. Bolriwouse, N, Braford, S, Cobb, A. Cox, J Con. Second row: P. De Jonge, N. De Laar, J. Deppe, R. De Wifi, S. De Wifi, M. De Young, J. Ferguson, E Gabie, Third row: B. Gaubedz, H. Grimm, R. Groenendyk. N. Hariman, G. Hoe-ksrra, M. Hooiier, J. Kars ien. M. Kiynsira. Fourfh row: R. Koeiie, R. La Fonfsee, A. Lanninqa, D. Lemon, J, Moore, J. Pariingfon, D Peeien, L. Perkiarn. Fif+h row: J. Pefersen, W. Pike, F, Rabe, R. Roelofs, D. Sawyer, N. Sclnoen, R. Schou ten, R. S-znrock. Sixih row: R. Silsby, M. Snoeink, J. Snyder, M. Sobisek, R. Sface. F. Sfap. M. Taylor, B Van Beek. Sevenfh row: D. Van Dyk, R, Van Dyk, D. Van Hoeven, 6. Voei, J. Waddeii, D. Wyn, K, Wyn Picfures missing: M. Gage, D, Van Puifen, R. Whiffinqion, G. Vanden Berg, A. Vande Brink. QO 'J AT' '-' fx n X A . f' F . 5 . - , J, 1 , 'YQ . f'- r Q , :A 'fu , fb n' ! 1 I I . , 4 Y if 5' !W -MP-mv-F -.-E45 . y I .naw 11' S. 'xx V5 Y if !'ff 'wx 1 ,A Baa n-X 2 , z A rf' 5 X 11' N U I, -fix -,hx f' Of-thy .-P 4255 5 , L ,r A ,- ,, , ' Q' f ' I fa P . - F N Q g ' i U 'fwfr ' 'llfgl' ' ' ,I ' ff V , I fn -- . W '.vb ,le . L ,. ' V 9 ' 3 1 , KM 1 .i N P f1n 7,j ' ' A XB! 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EU s.u1 XLN . . I 4 4F -jg - m,:: TE' Emu ,I MCP. cL5Q ca.I 3 51. L 1,2 bc mf- Q .fri 'Tp c 00:45 El? c','.QN E: E555 Ei 97fm -3. .mnjg L1 .1. ov bag? QP QQQQ U- 1 Q. X L'4FF 1 1 -L ,.-, Zio? 3. -s .Q TQZA v Civ. r: '4,4 'CD I+E 35 b ' KA WQIL gfmgomj 5, .ES -L- 1E EPEQJ ig Idgim Lx' Eljldjm nj. ' M -,.. ro rrgnr-r-ourfh row: D. Hofferf, A, Hansen, N. Waddell, B Benll L Ple E. Hand, P. Bard, D, Reba, E, Grunewald J Vand B ,Q N. Cornsfocl B H' . , , ger, A, Klsr , . en erg, J, Monroe, J. Venhulzen, K. Hoelrsfra . , rnds, N. Deppe, L. Hoelcsfra, B. Schoen. Third row: P, Lalhrop, D, Kelder ,as A. Slaqfer, J. Slelsonburg, L, Wllfon, J. Auslln, J, Albers, J, Mlrchell, C, Farwell, B, Henry D. Bralord, F, Van Dyke, S. Sheldon, J. Vlsch, J. Morgan, D, Williams, C. De Young, M, Hoe-lr M, Wilron, Second row: M, Whllfinqlon, P. l-loolrer, E. Lous, M, Kinqma, N, Duel, L, Johnson ,5 T. Boorngaars, B, Burlingame, M, Herring, B, De Leaf, T. Rozema, S. Ten Brocrlr, B. Berglund 4 A, Early, J. Ferguson, M. Van Til, G. Mulder, R, l-loelrsrra. Firsf row: G, Young, N. Lulher ,15 M, Colfhursl, J, Lynerne, B, Francis, P. Lowing, B, Moore, J. Weslveld, M. Hinds, C. Ahlberg if J, Bylsma, C. Lanlfenau, E. Kerlrslra, D, Kline, Mrs, Crane lDlrecforJ, E Girls, ChoruS f 'hf members This years chorus WGS made up O elqnexllv pieces. 'lhrouqh much Precllce lhe Qlrls learned many d af fhe Sunrise . Easler asseml3lY an They gang ar our h. we park, They also . ' cl Brelhren Cl1UVC 'll S :ce al The Unule . f' sjrig Several numbers el our Spring CONCQV M Crane was The direclor and Belly Sclloen llle pianist rs. Q4 N Y V' M RLN5 K- yhwifi A,M:1SS'? T, . , i i B 3 , M I , LanT+a f:qHfTh,Q'fW2?:f'aj5 Kgl glial PA jyaajaf vgjisirag Dy QQ1qPjq'L.B'Hf,,f,,Q , A. . 9 '3i ' ' ' ' , Y, is-gl M Oni - 'ilihi ' ' I pififl Second row: P, Laf' 'DL M l-li ., D liqeijef Mrs. Lyme LD ff'-' 'f Fgflrirovj i ia c il Y J. Cahc E Hwj E gwna gl W J Asiwlaif 'Jifxam L vviw B aw. D 5' 1 i A if 5ae'l.piE, l.3,si Bl Bu'linq3 'a C D' 34 Q ,oe 5 J v J M Q3 V' H 4 r 9 l il A Cappella Choir The A Cappella Choir, a new organizalion lhis year, did noi begin unlil fhe second semesler. The purpose of This group was lo represenl Wyoming al lhe Massed Chorus al fhe Civic Audiloriurn May 7. They also sang ar our own Spring Concert May 23. The Choir was under Jrhe direcfion of Mrs. Crane. O5 1 L, I - 'y' us V lx 41' r , M . mmf ' F' in . f-gv ' :I -KIA' ,, . 'T 54 Wt ., .rf ,I 3. nys K M Q .. 'I , -Slivd 'Q 'ia-. . gr--' . W h., fs! 9,4 wil , 1? ' J U- , . ' l . x I' ' I... 4 -Ns' glut YV, ,I A W 'Sl 9 ! Y 5' pq ' ., 9 .fi . A r 1 ,ua M . .,.. pf. V 'V 1 f I .5. f ,L t . 1 S:-' . .,.4w ' ,I 1 ,- g I , W . ,. . , , . , . 'H 4 ' L as f 1 W I! A A , , I T 1. ' I H' I ,, , - 4 ' :W - H , ,qw ,I n , ' X lu A. v,' x I ' 1 If. 'W' ' 11831 -.I J' N' A , v 1 , , l r ..-,.- 35' ., r!Q1I ,,,l,, 1 4 , V-sn A, ' R f I' .fy ,,1, , , 4 ' ' . , 1 f I wt x ,'.V,l. ,lv ' 'Mt PW nv L35 L if 9 ghfASecond row: P, Bard, D, Le Pad, B. Anderson, R. Clark, A. Muusse, H. Pele-rsen, L. Kammeraad, D M h Il B D dd K. Klynsrra, Mrs. Crane lDireclorl. Firsf row: D. Harrrrian, C, Hardy, J. Carrick, A, Murphy, A T pl J K l I: C D V f, , 5 ries, K. Wynzrfa. Boys' Chorus Mrs. Crane, wirh parienr and persisienr direcrion, developed a popular and skillful boys' chorus from a group of inexperienced singers. lnsread of singing rhe old srand-by lavorires, Jrhe chorus Jrurned +o Jrhe popular songs of by-gone days, rhe Barbershop Melodies . The chorus presenred lhese numbers ar The Spring Feslival in May. Aside from irs preparalion for The Spring Feslival, if presenied Jrhe Minsrrel Show al Jrhe Cornrnuniry Round-Up. rf Q6 A. T'3VC'5l'3, H Fountain, H. Carrleli L. lCJ 'e'aai: R. Clark K. Klynslrd, T. Wieren a, R. Clarl. l-l Rose B R q D L P 3 Mr Davif !Srons:fl Furs? row: M, Far:2', J. Jewell, B Anderson. J. De lvlullx F. l-laverlfamp, B circa-nenijyl, I-la-V Under Jrhe supervision of lvlr. Davis The l-li-Y enjoyed anoiher year of fellowship and fun. The club slarled Jrhe year by sending four delegales 'ro The Sfale Hi-Y conference held al Delroil. The I-li-Y 'rhen ser our lo raise money for 'rhe World Youlh Fund by selling paddle pops al baslcel-ball games and in The halls. Among lhe olher aclivilies enjoyed by lhe club were porluck dinners and parries sponsored al Jrhe Y.lvl.C.A. Q7 lf!- -A 'T -9- Gd' s r , r Now lherPe'5 a if-'el -ld like lo Know. Third row: D. Bralord, Miss Van HaiTsrna lSponsor l B l-lr-nry, A, Rawlings, V, Leelsfna, M. Roosien, D. Raise, B. Hooiier, B. Hinds, E. Grunewald, B. Vande Brink, L, Willoni seccind row: M. Hesse-linlg M, Kelder, J. Vreeland, A. Snyder, A. E l J M ll ,J, A lin, D. Weideniellef, M. Wilton, C. D Y g F sf row: C, La F T B B l g E L J Alb ,, N, L Ther, D. Kelder, C ' Tijwl . .1 lg' f Z fl l O VS ' C 2 D S T fi M:v' V l.asT SepTember The Senior Y-Teens be- . 'ff' Q Y gan Their Tall acTiviTies wiTh a breezy, sandy M y T fggfgy picnic aT OTTawa Beach. They have been -: X. ',l, gfyf very busy during This pasT year working on jg V various proieCTs Tor The Y. W. C. A. How- , ' T ever, The did Talce some Time ouT Tor rec- .y5.i. T , V - . , , ' reaTion. A Toboggan parTy was held aT W, j Johnson Parlc, and The girls lusTily Sang A ,h ' 'H i f-1 carols aT a ChrisTmas Carol Sing. ' i OT Course The high lighTs oT The year were The lovely Y-Teen annual banqueT aT The Y. W. C. A., and The inspir- ing Y-Teen-l-li-Y comference held aT Parlc CongregaTional Church. AcTiviTies Tor The year ended wiTh a moTher's Tea in honor oT MoTher's Day and The annual ouTing in June. Q8 .A X F if S 'T Y he has Y-Teens cRrl,Pep,ancl Top row: J, Sw s-frfo N ffm C' -2 1' 5 E Crate M F V -'V' 'i3s':' A rn? r' fu fi-'LE' L D H-U' ' M K gi N 'Ngiue J -if wa- ': P Hi:-'--s :1 Second row: J ENS 2 C. A I 'Q M H W3 E E N C J p V- M Qfw r- E ldv H C T' E J lx ig Fi? ' D l F B M T l l Junior V-Teens Junior Y-Teens have been yery aclive lhrouqhoul This year. Y Money was Conlribuled by ihe club lo 'rhe Red Fealher Com- munily Chesl and World Fellow- ship. Mills was sold by members al noon in order lo raise money. The prolils realized from lhese proiecls enabled lhe group lo finance The sending ol lwo dele- gales lo lhe Owosso conference. 'aff 3 1 ii 1 H, Carniif-Iwi E. Van Wie'-sn, B, Cnalrersori A WW, Seafed: L, Wilron, L. Rnnbranjr, A. Terms- i R Ci l M K ij ,E. Sam-f-l. Hpolislning papal! presenled by 'rlie Seniors cn November Zl and 22, I94o CAST Mrs. Slevens , . A . Arlene Wyn Marie S . Elsie Van Wieren Sidney Smirn ,Roland Clark Samuel Karmen Howard Camfield Arlrlnur Smirri Arnold Terpslra Jane Smifln Marjorie Ke-lder Dick Brainerd . Earl Sobiselc Rose Parker Lois Rynbrandl Reginald Dabney . Robe-rl Clialferson Peggy Sampson Lois Willon Direolor . .,,. , Mr, Zylsfra 30 Q . 1, 3- ' mf! . - .S V I .- 7 91 ,4 'i af'5 ?,:f',i. .3 ' 1' f 1 fp ji p 1 E . . . 1 V . A nf: in-an iiillllllllllli .13.gNi:X+E-TQ Sfanding: a N'.g'Q 3 Nuff Un A 'iA'2 e' M r-1-155-fm V S fed J Hai: ff N L-M-f 5 v ii C DH v ,na iDomit Keep i-lim Waitimgii Je-if Rarmoie Cmesrer . Toodles BGHY ,, David Vami: Jimmy , . Selina , O Toole Owen ,. Saiiy Lou Mime-rva Amos Afkimg Dire-cror Miss oresemied by fme Jumiorf om Aorii I7 amd ig, 1947 Gordon Vam Dyie Kem Wymsma Charieme De Youmq Mariiym Hesseiimi Harold Perersem Jeam Aibers Jamice Vreeiamo Joe Mucha Bruce Vam Ti! Barbara Hooiier Nafmalie Lufher Armold Warmer Kuizemqa Q -1 L hffSfandlr1q: A Musfse, B. Chavlfi-zn. Seaied: R, Cl l J J ll L K 'vnrnf-f 1 K, Klynsfra, L. W L Fl g M Keller A Snyder A. Vance' Schuur, Qrbit The Orbii slaff was elecled early las? fall. Al lhe beginning ol Jrhe second semesler 'rhey really rneanl business and buckled down hard To pul oul ihe rnosi original and mosi sensalional yearboolc ever published by Wyoming High. We are proud ol our Orbil and hope you will be loo. We express our graiiiude To Mr. Zylsira for being Jrhe ifaculry advisor and lor helping us in so rnany ways. 39 -5' 'c ng -Third row: B, CL:i e's:'i R, Clyl, Mm Myius xA ns-3' L HW ' 3' Second row: EA Surg D 1 lla' J. Mellor, L. Ho-?lS?'a D, L6 Plf, D. Rani, l., Pl-iq-9' E H was B Hoi E' C, Of? Young M. Quits R, rsi row: D, Kys'-an R. Van B-rl-ri L. Bla-an' A Jinrsc-n J, M,l1e' L W.Hi3m, M, Cigl+r.'s', L T lrfa. A hard working Beacon slalf cornplefed anofher successful year in supplying 'ro The siudenlrs 'rhe lalesi in everyihinq al school - sporfs, fashions, gossip, or wha? have you. The Beacon was under The capable supervision of Mr. Marcus, wilh Lila Blearn as edilor-in-chief, and Ardene Johnson as her assislanf. 53 JJ L gh?-Sfanding: L, Blogs , J, Mifrgan, G. Karsebooin, M Van Belkurri, Sealed: Miss Van Hailsrna lSpo Debate Resolved: Thar lhe Federal Governrnenl should provide a sysrem of cornplele medical care available To all cilizens al public expense, Wirh a viral ropic like This you can well imagine rhe hor discussions which occurred in rhe debare sessions. The allirrnalive learn consisled of Joan Morgan and George Karseboonri. Marv Lou Van Bellcum and Lila Bleam formed The negalive learn. There was a Jrofal of live debales held during Jrhe season, Wyoming's negafive winning Jrwo and Wyoming's alfirmalive winning one. Miss Van l-lailsma was Jrhe faculry advisor for lhe club. 34 7 L g-rfS0anding: K. Cnsei, L Blea A, Tazeln' G Mivge J Van D -'w Befg, M. Vw Bel-my B H F l-' N D J D M V H S fd 5 l B B V B J V In K L J L , -acre 'eye' .si an 3 'sn-a ea e 'S 'M s-f ' 'ru 'sn-' 'sf M, H er-s 3 ohnson C. Lzn e Forensics An enlhusiaslric group of Speech I ancl ll sludenrs enlered Forensics Jrhis year and The club srarred wilh a bang, Aller much srudying and memorizing, rhe groups gave rheir speeches before an assembly on April I7. Mary Lou Van Bellcurn gave an orafion wrilfen by herself on Juvenile Delinquency: Joyce Visch and Virginia Bruner gave dramalic cleclarnalions, and Lila Blearn gave an exfernpore speech. These girls enlerecl Jrhe disfricl confesl ar Byron Cenler on April 2 I. 35 1 L, I - 'y' us V lx 41' r , M . mmf ' F' in . f-gv ' :I -KIA' ,, . 'T 54 Wt ., .rf ,I 3. nys K M Q .. 'I , -Slivd 'Q 'ia-. . gr--' . W h., fs! 9,4 wil , 1? ' J U- , . ' l . x I' ' I... 4 -Ns' glut YV, ,I A W 'Sl 9 ! Y 5' pq ' ., 9 .fi . A r 1 ,ua M . .,.. pf. V 'V 1 f I .5. f ,L t . 1 S:-' . .,.4w ' ,I 1 ,- g I , W . ,. . , , . , . 'H 4 ' L as f 1 W I! A A , , I T 1. ' I H' I ,, , - 4 ' :W - H , ,qw ,I n , ' X lu A. v,' x I ' 1 If. 'W' ' 11831 -.I J' N' A , v 1 , , l r ..-,.- 35' ., r!Q1I ,,,l,, 1 4 , V-sn A, ' R f I' .fy ,,1, , , 4 ' ' . , 1 f I wt x ,'.V,l. ,lv ' 'Mt PW nv L35 L ff 'TQ rightfS'fandlng: Gr, Van Den Berg, D, Anderson J. Oberly, N. Troeger, M. Grubbs, Mr. Davis, R. x, P WVU! D, Lancaster, Seafedz D, Hartman, K, Klynsfra, M. Kelclerx L, Karrimeraad, T. Drenien. Student Council WiTh Lloyd Kammeraad as PresidenT and Mr. Davis as advisor, The STudenT Council again underTool4 many proiecTs To malce our school beTTer. The hall moniTor sysTem was again esTablished To lceep up The appearance oT The hallsp and a dance, The Shamrock ShuTTle , was given To promoTe Tunds Tor new bleachers in The school gym. The STudenT Council proved iTs worTh Through These acTiviTies and we are proud oT This organizaTion. So E I3 U FQ T946 .. Football l-listory The Wyoming Vikings, surprising The whole Grand Valley League, sTarTed ouT wiTh a vicTory over The deTending champions, Lowell, in Their opening encounTer. The swiTT Vikings, running oTT The deadly TATormaTion, bewile dered The hard TighTing Lowell aggregaTion To sTage a I4 To O upseT. Also a surprise was The lasT game in which The Vikings were annihilaTed by Lee 25 To O, Thus upseTTing our hopes Tor a Tie Tor championship, l-lighlighT of The season was The Vikings' biTTer sTruggle wiTh The Champion Grandville eleven. The Bulldogs and Vikings ToughT To a breaTh-Taking O To O Tie. Under The able coaching sTaTT oT Mr, Tower and Ivlr. Puvogel, a green Team was molded inTo a swiTT, hard-hiTTing Team ThaT Tin- ished one oT The mosT successTul seasons in The school's hisTory. GAME SCORES: Wyc'n'iinq ..., l4 Lowell O Wyoming . Easf . .., 7 Wyoming . Godwin . 7 Wyoming . Rockford , , . O Wy'Ciminig Grandville , , O Wytminig . Lee .. . 25 35 LEAGUE STANDlNGS: Won Losl Tied l. Qrandvill .. 5 O l 2. Wyciminig 4 l l 3. Rockford 4 2 4. Lee , . . 3 3 5. Lowell , 2 4 6. EasT I 5 7. 6C'dvfiH Fourfh row: J. Terpsrra, C M i ld W' ' C nfl , , O 6 ring, H. Calf. effon! K. fe , B. Dtji , , K .Il F, L Wyrisrra, Third row: Coach Puvooel, Coach To R Si ls ku q C F ki K T lo y ww Q on , r isier, . ici arlf, H, Fountain, A. UUSSE llvlanaqerl. Second row: N. Baarman, R, CI M G. Nichols, Dfenien C. H dy, M, Faber, D, Harfrrian, T. ., H . Marlowe, L. Kamrrieraad Fi Ani ef Q . ierf in. rs? row: B. , . in ra R, Chal- d sn A Trp-srra K KI sf c F.. 1 . -. 1 ' Q i'lf5' Lvw! 4' 1: V 9? + maj- A :QQ qv: Pl D J A A T ng fignf-Firsf rowz J, Falla' R BoI'h-fuse P, Howell, J. Cfall R, Groeniylrx F. Tirvmef RA Van MaIs-en. S d usTi'i . Hershe. , awe' FZ. Fsunfa-'T A. Kuioe' R. Carib R H gb-ae B. Dvielzon. Third row: M2 Towe qc h Murc- V, . uuas-2, , Pee an .Andersofi J, Walie' B. WWW! K, Va' Ham P T Hn' R. Clark! A. L In D C S h L M A I D M . PuvogeI ICoachl, Second Team Football The brass bands play: The cheerleaders yeIIg The crowd applauds as The mighTy TirsT Team comes on The Tield. IT one is observanT, one noTices ThaT The second Team has a Tougher Time buT noT haIT The glory oT The TirsT Team. IT is here ThaT we oT The school Take oTT our haTs To The IiTTIe guys who Take a murderous beaTing Trom The VarsiTy buT who s+iIl gamely hang on unTiI some day These same IiTTIe guys will be playing Tor keeps, Too. Second Team, we saIuTe you. Second Team scores were: Wyoming , I3 EasT O VVyoming , . O Lee I2 Wyoming . 6 Grandville . O Wyoming . , . , . O Zeeland I9 Thus The second Team wound up The season wiTh Two wins and Two losses. 4'I ,46-,47 Basketball l-listory The Vikings finished a colorful season near rhe lop rhis year. Godwin and Easr were lied for lirsi place and Wyoming and Rockford were lied Tor nexr place. Siariing oui ralher slowly by dropping The iirsr Tour games, Wyoming suddenly pulled our ol ils losing srreak and upsei The League by winning The nexr seven. In rhe lournamenls The Vikings were eliminaied by Zeeland in The second game. G. Nichols and K. Klynslra were elecled io All Conference berlhs. Mr. Tower deserves The credir for piloring The ream This year, and he did a wonderful iob oi ii, roo. The game scores were: Wy Wy Wy Wy Cming ming ming ming Wyoming Wycminq Godwin . Lee ., . Easl . . Grandyille Lowell . , Roclilord Wyciniinig Godwin Wyciming Leg , W'ycming Easr Wyoming Gfrandyille Wycirriinq Lcyrell , VV, r orning Fccllfrd Leif lo riqhi-Back row: Mr. Tower lCoachi, L. Nederyeld, A. Terpsfra, B. Wyma, T, Dren Fishery D, Hartman. Fronr row: H, Fountain, A, Lanlnenau, K, Klynsrra, G. Nichols, J. Terpslr 1'nC M-f fl Irfw: wma'-M iTi Q.. pf., QV-L, 5'3 f !.J,Trp'v1F il Mr 4PL1I1f11 w f'-, 4 m F 3 V, I' 1 J r' ' Y' E VV fu F J-:mafd -A L f +C! r7qi'f-Siandinq: Mr, Eng-915 QCC-achj, A, Peelem, P, Te-r Haarx J, Waller, R4 Smlsowburqx N, Bagrrwamx L, MUU55 A Kurper IM.Jn3qf-fi, Seafed: A Dwyer, R, Van Mahen, D, Hershey, D Lanmsfer, J. Cwll. SZCODCJ TQGITW Basketball P' Ter Haar' Guard L. Muusse, Guard R, Sialsonburg, Cenier A, Peelen, Forward N. Baarman, Forward 44 x qxfil. .75 K! Left to Hgh?-Back row: L. Muusse. T, Drenfen! H. Fcmram. A, Peden! G, NYQMJN5. From fowg B, Sghehemax D- Harfmgni B. Gfoenenovk, T, Wlerenga. .m' 'Hf2 1 ' f T4 D,-enfen H. Founfain B. Schelfema, T, Wierenqa, L. Muusse B. Groenendyk, A. Peeien D, Harfman, G. Nichols 45 ' -' L .S Sg3g,l53f4'.nf - 1 4'-A ,- . i S S Q ' In 5 '-. 'K Q . S. , 4, A ai . 4' ii 3 y G D 0 A A., 1 1 5' 4 - ' iq ' 1 l 4- 'Q A - 'W' ' an . - fn' A, li' . L K V Kms fi Q Q'- py- jfs .J V, 1 'Ao 1 . Y h .. .fi ' il 37' i? S .M he -5 A 's , i . sr U . f Q ' 1 S 3' A 6 0 Hg L. 3 P 0 ' 'ESE . .134 f amine? , WN 4, ,wwe H if tr dif fk V t MW ,,n,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,..,... . , A 1 F ' Q . . 1 . ' N Q . S . 'T .W - ' S-S i 'ggW'A i ' A iam., u mp --if jy V, A A . 0 s,, A .fx -1 - 1 I .sr ' , ' i ' ,. i 'r ' a ORBIT S as r S',MSg,jS.'?i S' I-V ,,.' xo I947 ' -S . - Pubiished by A-, S i' SENIOR CLASS , Wy'oming High Schoci GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN ' 2 If fi , '4 1 FOREWORD The Class of i947 wishes fhis Crbir +0 serve as a memoir ro The happy rimes of +he pasi year. May rhe piclrures herein Serve as pleasanr reminders of our experiences ar Wyoming High. . 20 I J' ' 6' ' U' . Track WiTh The lasT snowclriTT me-lTing in The clisTance, Mr. Engels gaTh- ered The Thin-clacls and began The work OT polishing a green Team. Though several Track sTars were losT Through graduaTion lasT year, Mr, Engels dicl a Tine iob oT mak- ing new sTars This spring. Third row: Mr. Enqles lffoachl, J. De Young, R, Clark, J. Waller, R, Clark, L. Karnfneraad, K. KlvnsTra. A. Kuiper, K. Wynsrna, D, Chafferson flvlanaqerl. Second row: D, Wyn, R, Chafferson, E. Sobesikl C. Mille: H. Carnfield, C. Hardy, A, Lankenau. Seafed: H. Schoen, R. Van Malsen, A. Drever, R. G-roendvkl J, Crull, J. Kalmbach. A f' v 'I V , 3 . . , ' l ff ' til , ' ' J' 7 Lili' , 'f 'T . .ff . ' ' ' , I .-is ir .ii ,rms , , ' f .,zz,S.5.,-tffig Selig i -M . 'A zz' Tiffx fl! f-'sf if -' 3 r5.fs' 5 lf. -2 W it . .T. i:l'f If fl, . Iv'-paris? f- ' 'S -MIM., ,, .W - K - ,- W... 4 ' K s-5 fi-Q..rg:3r'gg..x 1 . 5 ii L VYFU. ui I A '5gfligq,5... ,J Q-,glen ,gi ::' L gf:-u.,r 2 - N- Ji Z , Vramgl V .I g f '. rf , I. vi: 'P . 3 .S I i f if zf' . . 1: .g,Q'. . W .a yr e :J 1 ww .4 4 , 2, fs .. I-dv! J W5 .Q ,W 51: ,A 4'f w! Nh M ,....,..........i T - ,Q 'J -z,.,,!,,E an ,pi Tr- ' 'IQf Q.-is Q, .ig- , , l 'f ,gf r w iki' ri. -...T 1 '-H? I W' 4 . ,b ' Llc - i - . -5 IN :ffl J T55 ' l ,Q 'Tr' fg ,T Llw?fT'fQ'2 '- gn'-.',-'T -,7'f' js. .If riflxv Eff'-:pea .. 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'T7i ,fj,,gN 'R ' af' . 1 -:wing a. 4 1 -'qi 5 ' ,,..-my-f,'ff .,' -'gh .M x ,.:' 'X' - -' .- , X P4 baseball The baseball Team has very few experienced players This Year, bul There is a good supply of am- bilious underclassmen who are anxious fo occupy a place on The Team. Those who won 'rheir leflers be- fore are H, Marlowe, C. Fisher, L. Nederveld, and B. Wyma, Wi+h This malerial and The newcomers 'ro rhe qame, Mr. Puvogel soughr ro build up a well organized Team which really cliclced. Mr. Puvogel, who is rhe new coach 'rhis year, deserves much credir for his parl in building up Wyoming's baseball organizarion. The baseball schedule for The year was: LEAGUE GAMES: Wyoming-Grandville Wyoming-Lee Wyomirigrlfasi Wyoming-Rockford Wyoming-Lowell Wyoming-Godwin PRACTICE GAMES: Wyoming-Chrislian Wycimingel-ludsonyille Wyciminig-Kellciggsyillg Wycinwiniq-B'yrc-n CE-nfer 52.1221 Uffibf' 12415 ' .Wk ff - -L Y 'JV , u 5.4 5' Q , ,wh - - 1,-A',,LLf 's..4-4f ,.4, JY A 'ig :P fc FRQWV-BBC!! row: C, De Vfes CMawaqerN! T, F'aHefson! K, Vaw Haf' P. .awed-a c, P, Te' Hear E, Wyrwa, R,SfeNson:1wq C Fwzherx Mr Puvc-gre! fCcac?HJ. Kneeling: E, Gcff L. Ned-swell E Sveelfvan N,Baarrv1an B, F'hR!IRcS Ev Van DJ J Tfupsfra, Fronf row: RY Hlqc-ee H Madame B, Bolvrquse, B, Mhefgax Fcmfawfv D Hefifew W P-A-EJUW. H E.. , -1. if Si 'Q i , , Q - Q. 35 ,M 1- 5. ,- Q . xii- , .Y s 13+ W i 4- ,Lv iv in - w 0 A3 P he it nf ',1,. I-'L JP f ,-,1f f7 A-4-': 'J'f ' ni If I ' ,,.s w K i rs. 5 . ' -1 lil A digg f.l '!.s 'E If fin F 1 -x ,..?F.2.i X4 M-my rf r wk r E ,,-..--r ww., 58,0 Q-Q ffl Lg vf pf fx. A r' J z I As fy X! 3 s K. N ww 5 W 355- ,.. .ff , My I 'gxjez -x ggi J W ,Q QW-f 'wp fr, ,J ,U Rl xi ,rf . - 'A' Q -ui Above FL' rf' 'i 'Z H, Below: , ,QU H.:,'g Vw N MR. C, ENGELS The Seniors of Wyoming High Express our Jrhanks +o you For helping us in years gone by When we Jrhoughr we'd ne'er gef Jrhrough. To you, our Teacher and our friend We dedicafe rhis book. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL-Back row: R, Sn-np, B, DQY-Jung, C, BauH1evv1a, N. Bhkel A. Smlsonburq, B, CMMS! Mr. Fpvgqfvl Second row: Jo Mei? a R, IMS -.3 M, Gmbbz, D Vfe-Q-land, R. Tyvves, SEVENTH G BI'-'Q D V an FADE BASKETBALL-Sfanding: J, Co-, W. PN-1-, M, Srvowni R Van Due, D, Sawver D, Van Hwevenx G, Vanden 'm DH: C Fjwff QQQLJCPW. Siffing: R, Koeiiw- D, Pe-elenl G, Vow, J, p3VfNl'1QfOV'l, R. Green-iw-S. JUNWI-P HUGH BANDfLf'6f +0 rwq'9--Shanding: J, DouqH'rrfv, N. Bfaiofd, Mf. Cfarw CDweCfmfD. Second row seafed: E. !wfF n1PNr EKLJKx5?nD LPhwMW HRT J T ,Q v Su: ,vi fc af wif, .w ef, . f ff , Sawwf . 'EV a' ood , iservva, Moore, , Pawblff P. Df' Jomqr- S Vvnmwgenx W. Pwe, F, Rub-2. F-irsf row: A, MCEMQV, P. Pamnqforv, M4 Grubbs, M, De Young. N SJ JPN S De W J. F'3'w1qMm 56 JUNNQR HNGH 'PNRLS CHC'F41.lSfLfr' H 'gf' Third row: A D'-L-L' M VV,' H V W M S Fa . ,, 1,77 , ,1 , ' .WM ,,,, ' f-,.,, , - , 1 A v i .. V, P - . ,, , , . , rp, M L., C -. A . my rx Twg, w, F, M D J Q , MN -B U P 1 Second row: N1 Q'3 Q J idtr' . V- 2 M 511- L' X, w W D' Jfg: V D 'XJ 9 F ve' N, 535 -'J' B Ha ws J E :sf J, FH:-' -'sv' M Fw' F- B Jffs ES S -L 4 Firsi row E. Ea: 'P N De Ln' K Nqr-54' D Wm M S- rj sf- M Tw. 1' H SUN' N '-'EH' w A, Vw: 5 J P11 Q G1,C3'1 .'JNl'fF P' PH 5fWS CV-Jf'9lJSfLe 'Q 'gn' Third row: M. Fzrrf M. V-,gf B D' 'LJJ B, D 1 5 -2 HJ, J Slim E S3-H W S sz, N, U-1 3 Second row: 5 C. 's F vr 5. W 'J -'- 5 i, QNE 'I 'wwf N 1 F JJ 3' D. C': v'2i' V' Ci' D '1 ' Firsf fowl '. Pia' 34, D ,- C- R-I-r ,- J piwfqf , D yv W ., F' K-.J F- . SEXTET-Sfanding: M, NH' E. Jim: J V:N v', P , e'. Sitflngz E U. r- 1-Q' J '25 7. 57 .QN9 . as ,fs fm PQN 'sd .TT 3 ' .' W 'x 'I f 0 Q. 'G i f ii . L l'I y 7? . 72 I , 5' 7 . l iii ' 1 Class Prophecy ln The year l953, Mr. and Mrs. ZylsTra were geTTing ready To go on a Trip across The UniTed STaTes. School had been dismissed, so early Monday morning They sTarTed EasT. Arriving aT Briggs STadium, They were pleased To see Harvey Marlowe piTching Tor The DeTroiT Tigers. While driving To Their hoTeI, They boughT The Evening Review, and noTicing ThaT Phyllis Bard was pianisT Tor The DeTroiT Symphony Orches- Tra ThaT evening, They made plans To aTTend. AnoTher iTem which drew Mr. ZylsTra's aTTenTion was ThaT Lois RynbrandT was courT sTenographer Tor Melvin Faber and BeTTy Burger, who were deTense aTTorneys on a currenT legislaTive bribe invesTigaTion. The nexT morning They wenT To STaTion R.U.Q.T. where Donna DyksTra was playing Linda in Linda's Second Love. Mr. and Mrs. ZylsTra Tound This very amusing. BeTore They leTT DeTroiT, They purchased some magazines in which They Tound The names oT some members oT The Class oT '47, Lila Bleam was debaTing againsT Ted Wierenga, who is a promising poliTician. Many Tamous people were going To aTTend This debaTe, including Arnie TerpsTra, SecreTary oT STaTe oT New York, and Jim De Mull, The SuperinTendenT oT Public lnsTrucTion. Too bad we can'T be There, said Mr. ZylsTra. Turning The page he exclaimed, Lookl T-Tere's a picTure OT Lois WilTon wiTh her painTing aT The New York ArT Gallery. In The Science SecTion oT The magazine, T-loward CarnTield's name was menTioned in connecTion wiTh The developmenT oT a synTheTic cosmic ray. Arlene Snyder's and Annamae Vander Schuur's names were also There. They had wriTTen a book on Nuclear Physics. These people were good in ThaT subiecT in school, Too, said Mr. ZylsTra To his wiTe, who had already Turned To a Tashion magazine, She noTiced ThaT Lucille Pleger and Ardene Johnson were boTh Powers' models in New York CiTy. They were now well on Their way To New York CiTy and They were geTTing raTher hungry. They decided To sTop aT a very disTinguished looking resTauranT. To Their amazemenT, They Tound ThaT LaureTTa l'loeksTra was The manager. AT The same place They Tound Mariorie GarneTT playing The piano. LaureTTa Told Mr. and Mrs. ZylsTra abouT some oT his Tormer sTudenTs. Arlene Wyn was her secreTary, and Joyce Mulder and Adele Lankenau were boTh married To policemen in The Bronx. ShorTly aTTer The meal, They sTarTed on Their way again. JusT ouTside oT Philadelphia They noTiced a neon sign: KisT's Chain STore: pro- prieTor, Alyce KisT. They wenT in and Tound Donna Jean Babe as manager. Donna showed Them some unique picTures which were recenTly Taken by The Tamous pho- Tographer, Fred Lemon. ATTer They had gone a Tew miles, They had moTor Trouble, A sign along The road said: Sharp's Garage -2 miles. They sTopped and Tound Jim Sharp docToring up some broken moTors. l-le Tound ouT whaT was wrong wiTh Mr. ZylsTra's car, and, aTTer repairing iT, senT Them on Their way. Near The garage was The Tield where some new cars were being TesTed by Ken Tobey and Al Muusse. They were The TirsT TesT drivers To run cars equipped wiTh ieT propulsion. They waTched Them Tor awhile, and Then wenT on To New York CiTy. They spenT quiTe a while in New York CiTy. One nighT They wenT To see PeTe Mulder and Carl Fisher aT Madison Square Garden where They operaTed a roller skaTing rink. The lighTing eTTecTs, under The direcTion oT Ed STreelman, were very beauTiTul. While in New York CiTy, Mrs. ZylsTra decided To buy a new ouTTiT. So They wenT 58 To BeTTy Schoen's Fashion Shop on FiTTh Avenue. BeTTy Told Them some news abouT The graduaTes OT The greaT Class oT '47. Edra STrong is a nurse aT a nursery school in The suburbs oT New York CiTy. Earl Sobisek is The manager oT Radio STaTion W.Q.S.T. where he's working on a new Type oT radio. Lillian Homrich has a dancing school in New York CiTy. While aT The Museum, Mr. and Mrs, ZylsTra meT some oT his college Triends. They agreed To go ouT ThaT evening To see The Tamous STork Club. While There, They saw Nell Deppe and DoroThy WeidenTeller as Two charming cigareTTe girls. ATTerwards They rode around The Town and noTiced a sign which read: Jewell's Jolly JaniTor Service-Tounder and presidenT, Jack Jewell. The nexT day They heard ThaT BerTha Tuinissen was leaving New York l-larbor. She was going To India as a missionary. They wenT To see her embark. She Told Them ThaT Elsie Van Wieren was also going To be a missionary, buT she was going To China. The Tollowing Sunday They wenT To church in New Jersey where Jack De Vries was The minisTer. ATTer The service They Talked wiTh him, and Jack inviTed Them To dinner. The nexT day They leTT New York CiTy, While Traveling Through The suburbs They noTiced a very large beauTy salon. Mrs, ZylsTra remarked ThaT she'd like a shampoo and wave, so They sTopped. Mr. ZylsTra wenT in To see how long iT would Take his wiTe. To his surprise, he Tound EdiTh STap operaTing The salon. EdiTh Told him ThaT l-larold Rozema ran a mens beauTy shop across The sTreeT. Harold gave Mr. ZylsTra a hair cuT and The Tamous Rozema T-lair-ResTorer TreaTmenT. They sTarTed ouT again. This Time They Took The souThern rouTe across The UniTed STaTes. Along The rouTe in Texas was The Dude Ranch ThaT belonged To CarTer Hardy and Vern Visch. The ZylsTras were planning To go TarTher wesT, buT decided, insTead, To go up To Chicago and spend some Time There. They wanTed To see Roland Clark who was now a Tamous archiTecT, AT The presenT Time he was making plans To reconsTrucT The slums. l-le had won naTion-wide recogniTion. l-le Told Mr, and Mrs. ZylsTra To be sure To see ST. l.uke's l'TospiTal in Chicago, where Mariorie Kelder was a medical Technician Tor Dr. RoberT ChaTTerson. They wenT There and had an enioyable visiT wiTh boTh oT Them. IT was geTTing closer To Tall, and people were Talking abouT TooTball. Ken KlynsTra was The Talk oT The Town as The new sTar quarTer-back Tor The Chicago Bears. l wish we could see him play, said Mr, ZylsTra, buT we musT hurry onf' ln The socieTy column oT The Chicago Tribune, Joan Mellor's name was menTioned as enTerTaining a number oT Triends beTore going To see The wresTling maTches. They wenT up To see The Wisconsin Dells and decided To Take The Milwaukee Clipper back To Michigan. They drove Their car on The Clipper and oTT They wenT. ATTer They landed in Michigan, They drove To Zeeland To see Dolores KarsTen and DoroThy Lemmink aT Their chicken Tarm iusT ouTside The easT ciTy limiTs. They inviTed Mr. and Mrs. ZylsTra in Tor a chicken dinner, which, oT course, They gladly accepTed. They were now on The homesTreTch, and in a hurry To geT back home in Grand Rapids. When They arrived home, There was a loT oT mail awaiTing Them. Among iT was a card saying ThaT The Fuller Brush Company salesman would be back To call again. The card was signed, Lloyd Kammeraad. I remember him, said Mr. ZylsTra. Too bad we couldn'T have been home To see whaT he had To oTTer. Oh, well, said Mrs. ZylsTra, he'll come again. Now leT's puT These Things away. l've had a wonderTul vacaTion and l am sure you have, Too. School will be sTarTing in a Tew weeks, so you'll have a new class oT seniors To work wiTh, LeT's hope ThaT This class will be as successTul as The Class oT '47. 59 -1, 1 T w 'N if mx fi ' 7 l sin ' X 69 T' I .Q I me TGP Txiiigivf - I , Us ' s 0 J ATX 1 N .1 J f BARD, PHYLLIS Y-Teens 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Ac- cornpanisr, Boys' Chorus 3, 43 A Cap- pella Choir 43 Girls' Chorus 3, 43 Physical Ed 3, 43 Junior PIay3 Girls' Trio 3, 4, BLEAM, LILA Debare 2, 3, 43 Forensics 3, 43 Beacon Ediior 4. BURGER, BETTY Physical Ed 43 OrbiI'. CAMFIELD, HOWARD Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secrerary 43 Senior PIay3 Track 2, 3, 43 Fooiball I, 4, Manager 33 Orbirg Class Treasurer 3, 43 Hi-Y Basketball 2, 3, 4. CHATTERSON, BOB Football l, 2, 3, 4, Co-CapI'ain3 Track 2, 3, 43 Junior Play: Senior Play: Orbii3 Beacon Foofball All Conference 4. CLARK, ROLAND Foofball I, 2, 3, 43 Baskefball I, 23 Track 2, 3, 43 Senior play: Orbil3 Bea- con3 Class Presideni 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y Baskefball 2, 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 4. DE MULL, JIM Band I, 23 Baskeiball I, 23 Hi-Y 3, 43 HirY Baskerball 3, 4, DE VRIES, JACK iCandidafe for graduaiion summer l947i. Band I, 2, 3, 43 Foorball 2, DEPPE, NELL lCandida're for qradualion summer I947l. Physical Ed 4, Forensics 43 Mixed ,Chorus 43 Girls' Chorus 4. EABER, MELVIN Foofball l, Z, 3, 43 M Conference 43 Track 33 Hi-Y 2, 43 Siudeni Council 3. FISHER, CARL iCandidaI'e for graduafion summer I947i. Baseball 2, 3, 43 Foolball 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Band I, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 23 Boys' Chorus 2. GARNETT, MARJORIE Orbir. HARDY, CARTER Foolball 2, 3, 43 Basketball Manager 2, 33 Track 2, 43 Baseball 23 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 3, 4. HOEKSTRA, LAURETTA Girls' Chorus I, 2, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 43 Beacon 43 Physical Ed 4. I'IOMRICl'I, LILLIAN Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Beacon 4, JEWELL, JACK Junior Play3 Orbi'r3 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 4. JOHNSON, ARDENE Junior PIay3 Beacon. Senior Activities KAMMERAAD, LLOYD Fooiball 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Orbir3 Siudenl' Council Presidenf3 Junior Play3 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 2, 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Band I, 2, 33 Class Vices Presidenl' I, 33 Class Presidenf 23 A Cappella Choir 4. KA RSTEN, DELORES Physical Ed 43 Mixed Chorus I3 Library 23 Beacon 3, 43 Girls' Chorus I. KELDER, MARJORIE Forensics I3 A Cappella Choir 43 Girls' Chorus I, 33 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 43 Physical Ed I, 43 Senior PIay3 Dramarics I3 Library 2, 3, 43 Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4, Secrerary I, 23 Vice Presidenr Siudenf Council 43 Class Secrerary 33 Class Vice Presidenf 2. KIST, ALYCE Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Library 43 Physical Ed 4, - KLYNSTRA, KEN Fooiball 2, 3, 4, All Conference 43 Baskeiball 2, 3, 4, All Conference 43 Srudenl' Council I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 43 Hi4Y 2, 3, 4, Presidenf 43 Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 A Cappella Choir 43 Orbiig Track 43 Football co-caprain, LEMMINK, DOROTHY Physical Ed I3 Girls' Chorus I3 Mixed Chorus I3 Beacon 3, 4, LEMON, FRED Foofball I, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 23 Bas- kerball 2. MARLOWE, HARVEY Foofball 3, 43 Baseball 3, 4. MELLOR, JOAN Class Treasurer I3 Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Beacon I, 43 Mixed Chorus 33 Orbir. MULDER, JOYCE Physical Ed I3 Girls' Chorus I3 Mixed Chorus I3 Library 23 Beacon 3, 4. MULDER, PETE Mixed Chorus 2. MUUSSE, AL Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 A Cappella Choir 43 Foorball Manaqer 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Basker- ball 23 Orbir 4: Beacon. PLEGER, LUCILLE Girls' Chorus 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 A Cappella 43 Physical Ed 43 Orbir3 Beacon 4, RABE, DONNA JEAN Mixed Chorus 2, 43 Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Beacon 2, 3, 43 Physical Ed I, 4. 60 ROZEMA, HAROLD Hi-Y 4. RYNBRANDT, LOIS Girls' Chorus 33 Library 2, 3, 43 Junior Play3 Senior Play, SCHOEN. BETTY Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Sexfef 43 A Cappella Choir 4. SHARP, JIM Baseball 4. SNYDER, ARLENE Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4, Presidenl 43 Sfudenf Council I, 2, 3, Secrerary 33 OrbiI'3 Junior Pl5Y: Drarnaiics 23 Forensics I3 Class Secreiary 2, Vice Presidenl' 43 Physical Ed I3 Library 3, 4, SOBISEK, EARL Track 43 Junior Play3 Senior PIay3 Dra- rnarics I. STAP, EDITH Beacon I3 Band I3 Junior Play3 Mixed Chorus 32 Y-Teens I, 2, 3. STRONG, EDRA iCandiclafe for graduafion summer I947i, Beacon 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Girls' Chorus I3 Physical Ed I3 Band I, 2, 3. TERPSTRA, ARNOLD Fooiball 2, 3, 43 Baskeiball 2, 43 Track 2, 33 Senior Playg Class Presidenl' 33 Hi-Y 43 Boys' Chorus 43 Mixed Chorus 43 A Cappella Choir 43 Band 2. TOBY, KEN Football 4. VANDER SCHUUR, ANNAMAE Mixed Chorus 3, 43 A Cappella Choir 43 Library 43 Orbit, Ediior-in-Chief. VAN WIEREN, ELSIE Beacon 23 Junior Play3 Senior Play. VISCH, VERN Baseball 33 Baskerball I3 Mixed Chorus 23 Boys' Chorus 2. WEIDENFELLER, DOROTHY Beacon 43 Y-Teens 3, 4. WIERENGA, TED Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Tennis 43 HifY Basketball 3, 43 Varsiiy Baskerball I, 2. WILTON, LOIS Orbilg Beacon 43 Senior Play3 Junior PIay3 Girls' Chorus 43 Mixed Chorus 43 A Cappella Choir 43 Senior Y-Teens, Secrelary 4. WYN, ARLENE Senior Play. H. F. POSTMA GRAVEL CO. 'Z777 South Belfline GRAND RAPIDS Q, MICHIGAN Besl Wishes From DR. AND MRS. J. R. STRYKER HAROLD F, POSTMA Phone 62-Slll Building Blocks - All Sizes Complimenfs of Cernenf - Lighfweighl ancl Cinder Where Young Follms Meel PP-one 3-7l23 lb2l CHICAGO DRIVE Rhine 5-B266 IIQO BURTON STREET Complgmenfs of Gas - Lubrica+ion - Oil THE CARGILL COMPANY LOU BEKKERING SERviCE AND GARAGE Engravers Prinlers Generai Repairing Binders Phcre 6.2377 2344 BYRON CENTER RD. Complimenls Io Class of '47 Compllmems ol JOLDERSMA AND WIERDA GROCERY RAINBOW GRILL HAMBURGERS TRAY SERVICE Successors 'ro PAUL GEZQN Phone 6-39l8 Congralulalions Io Class of '47 THE FRY HOUSE I3f7 CHICAGO DRIVE Prine 5-SIZO Cornplimenls of BEVERLY MARKET Choice Meals and Groceries Rhine 6,2451 FREE DELIVERY Complirnenrs of WINTERS AND CRAMPTON Bes+ Wishes HOME SOFT WATER SERVICE A B. MORGAN WARD MORGAN Phone 6-3280 23I7 LEE STREET Wilh The Complimenls of V A N ' S D A I R Y Pncne 5-3837 JAY REMMETTS, Prco Connplimenls of Wyoming Park Barber Shop RALPH WALTING, Prop. Complimenfs OT Michigan ConsoIida+ed Gas Co. 47 Division Avenue GRAND RAPIDS 2, MICHIGAN Complimenls of GRAND RAPIDS CONTAINER CO. 2505 Thornwood Compiimenis of MICHIGAN COLPROVIA CO. 2200 Chicago Drive GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN JURGENS 8: HOLTVLUWER Where Eriendliness and Courfesy Go Hand in Hand wifh Reasonable Prices Grand Rapids Largesf Ouflying Depf. Sfore PARK DRY CLEANERS Qualify WorIc DependabIe Service Phone 6-4250 2297 LEE STREET CompIimen+s of a Friend DR. G. E. WINTER Complinnenfs Io 'rhe Class of '47 JOHN HESSELINK CHOICE MEATS FINE FOODS WYOMING PARK Complimenfs of Adrianse ICE CREAM GrancIvilIe, Michigan Aiways Ihe Bas? for The CIass OI 47 Wyoming Park Beaufy Shop MARTHA JEWELL Phone 6-2250 2305 Lee Sfreei Complimenfs of GRAND RAPIDS I'IATCI'IERY I794 Porfer, BeverIy Cornphrnenfs oi TEXACO SUPER SERVICE Ed. NeIson, Prop. Phone 5-8362 Burion aI Godfrey CompIimenIs of ROSE'S SHOE STORE SHOES -- RUBBERS f GYM SHOES Repairing - Our SpeciaII'y Cornplimenfs of DAVE BANFILL'S GARAGE 24-Hour Wrecker Service On ALL PASSENGER CARS TRUCKS TRACTORS Phone 3-4628 2308 CIyde Park Ave. Best Wishes 'ro Class of '47 FERRAND 84 DE WITT Phone 4.3142 2480 LEE sTREET Complimenfs of Wesfern Lumber and Hardware Co. Phone 6.4451 2430 28TH STREET Heafing Power Piping Au+oma+ic Coal Sfokers ANDY J. EGAN COMPANY, INC. 332 Bond Ave., N.W. GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN Phone 8-0829 VH, C. JASPER. Pres. Complimenfs of WOLVERINE CARTON CO. Grand Rapids, Michigan Complimenls oi GRAND THEATER aI Grandville FOR CI-IOICE ENTERTAINMENT Beer Wishes GALEWOOD BAKERY VISIT THE LiH'le Flame Sandwich Shop in G' viii For Oood Sandwicheg and Malreo Milli, Phone 6-493l Compliment ol: LAMAR Pipe and Tile Company Compliment oi GALEWOOD OUTFITTING CO. Furnilure ai Miles from High Prices Phone 5-SIZDO IO7O Barron S+. ppm 3 M3 1 Big Produclion I5 Nol Our Aim OUR AIM IS TO DO WORK RIOI-IT Q +1 ' 038,44 BURTON STP Compliment oi BEVERLY SHOE SHOP Grandville-Wyoming SHOE REPAIRING . cifwir' or Avon ,wi PCDTEE' Swear T an5'+ C0mPanY Q 15, 4 00 Q'ifii:1111iilg1I1o11S to Ilic :i'4id1141u-S Ill- lW+74n1iI pnwilvly I i g Iulurc IIlt'IlllM'IN of thc ,XITlL'I'lL'iill li-ix I-Sogml l-Llllllll 1 'ffiifi I new 77' Compliment of Cimolmmii Ti FRED's TRADING POST JFOTINFNYE, fomff EAR GPOCERIES MEMS ei am Wm' fm'1?fy,TEp Corner of Burlingame and Bell Line V Complimenls oi Wes+ra+e-Sfreelman Agency Inzwarze Real Eelale Compliment oi KIST'S GROCERY ISK' 3:iTI-I STREET P-Y-L mV7I': Sle U 3 3. VVe'I n '3'J Si Werlrhoven Dairy I-IOMOGENIZEQ MiLr Compliment oi Grand Rapids Gravel Co. Compliment oi VAN'S BAKERY BEST or SUCCESS TO CLASS or 47 Frozen Foods af Their Finest Frosl' Pack Dislribuling Co. --f rw B' G afd Erwe Irv: rc 'ef Eff: is M VERSLUIS An honored name in FINE PHOTOGRAPHY for over 25 years Q S'IucIios 47 MONROE AVE.. NNN. Besl Wishes ol NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY 194-.7 eoDFREY Build Firsl-Then Heal wilh Our Euel ' Wyoming Park Lumber and Fuel PORTER AND BYr2oN Row Phone 6-255: Cornplimenls of BEVERLY PARK DAIRY Good Oualily Mille and Cream Phone 673285 Cornplimenls ol Wyoming-Beverly Fire Dept General Repairing WYOMING PARK GARAGE Phone 6-2833 GAS, OIL GREASING XNASHING Connplimenls ol GANZEL'S DRUG STORE Besl Wishes Io Class ol '47 DE PUTT 81 TONNING GPOCERIES f IVIEATS Free Delivery Phone 6-3I2I Connplimenls ol MUSTE'S SUPER SERVICE Complirnenls ol GRAPEWOCJD SERVICE Complimenls ol BAKER'S PRODUCE STORE Byron Cenfer Aye. and Soufh Bell Line Gomplimenls of H. 8: M. DRY CLEANERS nzz CHICAGO DR, Phone 3.3659 Complirnenls of SCI'IOEN'S PIE SHOP Complimenls ol DR. J. VER MUELEN I 2400 WYOMING AVE. Cornplimenls ol DISTRIBUTOR OF INSLEY CRANE AND BROCKWAY TRUCKS A R T H U R V O S ' PERMANENTS SHAMPOOING HAIR DYEINQ, WAVES Excavalinq - Grading Cher-Ru Beau+y Shop I-Ieavy Lills of AII Kinds Rufh Nvddfnl Prop, Phone 6-4I I6 2450,W. 28+h S+ree+ 234I Wyoming Ave. Phone 6-38I2 4 1 5 xx .- ,ix- MR. K, F. DAVIS Prwxiwzyd 5:-fu-'V SK'r1 MR. S. A. PARTINGTON G. S. ZYLSTPA 9 K I :A r . i -92: ' 'ff .a.'.!v . . :'. ggi' .-'A S' fE5fKQL::'q,f Hu- .. r. n,-is-I --'-: j. 4.5. . .I . A . . . .. .X 1 - , .. V -. .. 11: .. -af-sf 2: - ,-f'.-a'.1'1 -:---- .- My .fmf-ix ..H.Mr:gag,.,,fg'f'7 , , . 1 I 4 L . his , , 'n. -.iii 'i'-'.'..,.- 51313 'flEff'1iii'i f 'ITILF-flgi' ILL, :fm Z- gif-,551-:-1 ' ff. .,.ff'.- .i.',. 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