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

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Scores 1956 We They Byron Center 14 20 Unity Christian 17 28 Byron Center 44 34 Final Basketball Standings VVon Lost Kellogg Sugar Pops 5 1 Fonger Flaming Six 4 2 Harmon Honkers 3 2 Kerkstra Kuties 3 2 Bloomer Girls 1 4 Leestma Lassies 0 5 G. A. A. officers, L to R, First Row: N. Wad- dell, Pres.g F. Fountain. V. Pres. Second Row: P. Schoonmaker, Scribeg M. De jonge, S. Velders, L. Leys, Sports Chairmen: and W. Leys, Treas. The girls of our student body, as well as the boys, have their athletic program. The Girls' Athletic Club is sponsored by Miss Kalenda. Their most prominent sports are basketball and bowling. Busi- ness meetings are generally held in the study hall on Tuesdays during the noon hour. While the girls eat their lunch they discuss dues, parties, and projects. The primary purpose of this club is to romote interest in sports among the iigh school girls. Basketball, as one of the major sports, holds the interest of mini of the girls. Girls Have Qrganized Athletic Program Miss Kalenda and thc girls watch as julie aims for a strike at Holiday Lanes.

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heerleaders In pire Rousing Support L to R, first row: Terry Schrock. john Karsten. Second row: Ruth Curry, Sharon La Fave, Pat Schoonmaker. Betty Page, Ruth Ann La Fave, judy Van Dyke, Marv Koeze, Wenda Levs, Linda Leys, Mary Bloomer, Marcia Fonger. ' ' Some of us show our loyalty to the school and our enthusiasm for sports by being cheerleaders. This year, for the lirst time, two boys have joined the cheer- leading ranks. As we hear the nanie of the cheer come through the megaphone and as the cheerleaders begin to lead the cheering, we all contribute to the rousing, ear- splitting, rafter-shaking yells which have spurred our players on to so many victories. The cheerleaders have faithfully planned, experimented, and rehearsed during the year to be as efficient as possible in their duties at the games. 21