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

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Chultnt NIIYSIIISRII and Weuda Lers type topx httdhnes. and captions. Editor Marilyn Madison. adviser Bliss Kuilenga, and assistant editor Roberta l'laslerer plan the dununr copy of the Orbit. Adviser Mr. Lvlslra and business manage: , l'at Wiggins check the accounts ' Grblt Adopts New P YVQ are proud ol' our Orbit. too. This year Mr. Zylstra and his stall' ol' seniors and a few juniors are attempting some- thing different in a X'Vyoming High School annual. The book presents the story of the year so that events follow along chronologically rather than in separate organized departments as in previous years. Marilyn, our editor-in-chiel', has de- voted a tremendous amount of time in her senior year toward making this a successful project. Various other stall' members, too, have been quite faithful. Miss Knizenga, though an apprentice in annual production, has given valu- able assistance as Orbit adviser. I a n Orbit. Nancy Waddell. joanne Kiel. and Ruth Yeldman work on the paste-ups of our Orbit. X .. x of the

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Beacon Holds to Schedule In the Beacon room Sharon Hagen. Betty Kellogg, and Deanna DeVries inimeograph the paper. Mrs, Lewis and Terry 0'Rourke check copy as typed by Lynn Tilma and Ruth I,aFare. Last fall, soon after school opened, some of us answered the call of Mrs. Lewis as she began organizing a Beacon staff. Terry O'Rourke, our editor-in- chief, with the help of Charlene Mars- man as assistant, faithfully and rapably furnishes a paper every other week. On these Beacon Friday mornings it is very quiet in home rooms as we devour the latest news, the spicy personal items, and the well-chosen words of the editorials. YVe are proud of our paper and the hard working staff members who make it possible. Doug Nichols and Lee Dykstra comment on john Kar- sten's mimeoscoping while Pete Robyns proofreads a page. 22

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Seniors Present Time Out for Ginger Early in the fall we always have the senior play to think about. WVhen Miss Frye this fall announced our cast, we who were chosen felt honored, and we pledged to do our very best to make the play a success, YVC began rehearsals immediately and alter approximately six weeks of hard work, we laced opening night, November 17th, with butterflies -excitement and confusion as the stage crew hurried about making sure that the stage was properly set: as Miss Frye, our director, made up the castg and as the players themselves ran hither and yon, checking properties, mumbling lines. The play turned out to be a huge success with a good number in attendance, CAST Agnes Carol.. Howard Carol jeannie Carol. . . joan Carol. . . Ginger Carol. Liz ........... Mr. XVilson. .. Ed Hoffman.. Eddie Davis.. 'l'ommy Green .... Min Roberta Plastercr Walt johnson . . . . . .Linda Leys .. . . .Wentla Leys .Marilvn Madison 'iel Warmenhoxen . . . Bill Dougherty .Forrest Rawlings .. . ...Larry Garn . . . . .Dick Velders r'l'op picturej L to R, standing: Larry Garn, Bill Dougherty. Dick Veltleis, Marilyn Madison. Roberta Plasterer. Muriel Warmenhoveng seated: Linda Leys, Wenda Leys, Forrest Rawlings, Halt johnson. QSecond picturej Ginger tells olf Tommy. her boyfriend, as Mother and the twin sisters. joan and jeannie, look on with amusement. q'I'hird picturej Eddie, joan's boy- friend. is persuaded that Tolnlny Green can be quite an athlete, too. Qlfourth picturej Miss Frye tells the cast about these confusing stage direc- tions-'Itrossing down stairs to U. C. or crossing C. to R.