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

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juniors win in the lloat contest. litfse The Queen is crowned. Madison Rules at Home-coming The Queen and her court ride by, I. to R: lleverli' Kipen, Sharon I,aFave Nancy Mhclclell, Ruth Ann I.aFuvc and Marilyn Maulison. Mr. Davis makes the inlrotlllCIi0IlS. One of the most exciting and eventful dates during the fall season on our '55-'56 calendar is Homecoming, This year the stu- dents chose Marilyn Madison to be their queen. October 28 was set for the Coronation date. Al- though we were sorry to lose the game to the Rockford Rzuus, all of us made this a big evening. 'I6 Parkview Crm is the scene of the Home com ing dance. 4

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!...9....!..3 R , 2 1l0 l l l L to R, back row: Coach Lewis. D. Drevcr, R. Harmon. B. Riemerslna, 'l'. Ilraford, D. Machiele, T. Telder, G. Formsma. Smith. -l' Bronkema, R. Vander Meer, l.. Heun, G. Snoevink, Coach Kramer: second row: D, Schilslra, B. Ames, li. Bouma, D. Henry, J. Critoph, G. Sabin. K. lde. D. 1.aFontsee. R. Stclma, Burrill, R. Hoff- man, pllilillllcf, D. Vande Gcvel. A. Bolhuisg lirst row: D. Drake, R. Rabe. C-. Vander Haar, P. Wierda, B. Cox, E. Finn, B. Arrigo, B. Grilhn, D. Hanlinc, J. DeLaat. R. Vanden Hout, R. Lovins, R. Snyder. Reserve Team Football Makes Good Progress The football fellows, too, were practicing when school opened. liven though our second team foot- ball boys did not make such a great record for them- selves this year as our cross country team did, they, nevertheless, have done a remarkable job. It is said that their greatest victory was over the Grandville Bulldogs Before the game, our boys were rated as the under dogs, but as the game progressed it became evident that public opinion is very often wrong. Fathers pose in front of booth L to R: Messrs. Vande Gerel Xander Mall Waller, Nygaard. and Davis. Sparta invades Viking territory. Reserves Lowell . . . Godwin . . . East ....... . . . Kelloggsville .. Grandville .. Rockford .... Lee ...................... 15 WVe 13 0 0 I2 I3 7 7 Won 2 Lost 4 Tied l They 26 19 6 13 7 7 ll

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,SYESTQA First row: Manager J. Karsten, D. Bush, J. Troeger, R. Goorhouse, L. Carn, D. Nichols. I.. Harig, C. Schoonmaker, T. Gillisse, J. Riva, L. Dykstra, P. Williams, J. Noel, Manager J. Stull: Second row: Coach Wisner, W. Paxon, R. Vander Weide, V. Mol, F. Lehnen. B. Koeze. R. Delloer, B. Van Dam, S. Koeze, C. Vanden Berg W. Ver Strate, j. Bursley, R. Kibbey, Coach Coleman. Little BrownJug Returns to Wyoming Our Vikings may not have ranked among the top teams in the Grand Valley Conference this year, but they had their moments. Our team invaded the Grand- ville gridiron to bring The Little Brown jug back home to its special place in our trophy case. Another honor to add to our list of victories is the Press Award received by Lee Harig. Even though it is bestowed upon only one mem- ber of the team, a sense of pride is felt by the whole team and by us, the whole student body. The Ref sto ' l 'I - ' ' ' . ps tie t ock to end an cxcitln las Scores 1955 V Y g P ' We They Sparta .... . . G lil Lowell .... . . 14 5 Godwin .... 7 20 East ........... . . 6 22 Kelloggsville ... .. I3 lf! Grandville . . . . . 20 7 Rockford . . . . . 7 I4 Lee ....... . . 19 6 Zeeland ..............,........ 14 I9 Won 3 Lost 5 Tied 1