Coopersville High School - Zenith Yearbook (Coopersville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1946 volume:

awww ZE ITI-I Class of '46 Coopersville High School FOREWOKD me Nw nu-nwvics of our schnmk dayg To pu-sc' ' ' in C. H, S, f our frkvndships. fun, and uchkvvc- moms ff' thu Zvnilh siuif of Nu- dugg of '46 huvn prvp1u'vd HHS zxnnuak Wv hope xi WN HHO1'd you many happy vvm imsccncvs m thc yvums to come. If c-ver there was a cause, if ever there can be a Cause. worthy to be upheld by all the toil or sacrifice tho human heart can endure, it cation. 15 the Cause of edu- x Horace Mann. DEDICATION The Senior Class of 1946 wisfh to dedicate this annual, the Zenith, to all those who have graduated from Coopersville High School. Alumni of Cooperfvzfle Hzggh 1892 Hattie Maxfleld Hattie L. McNaughton 1893 Jennie B. Lillie Stella M. Storrs Cassa GrifFm Alice Laubach Belle McLellan 1894 Harley J. Phillips Esther Fitzpatrick Berniece Pierce Jennie Sietsema Alice Noble Barney Lubben Harry Alford Lillian McNaughton John Higgins 1895 Guy C. Lillie Marie Higgins Evangeline Bevins Gertle Maxfield Caroline Baxter R. J. Foster Nancy Lillie Lucas Slaughter Bessie Treat Arthur Toogood George Laug 1896 Elma Peck Ethel Hutchins Elsie Stewart Elta Turner Horace Walcott George Toogood Gertrude Payne Henry Marshall Joseph Noble Josie Hunter Layda Arthur Mina Lillie Mae Lillie Mary Platt Minnie Jackson Nellie Walcott William Hoban William Woodhull 1898 Melvina Bailard Hattie Pierce Cora Himelburger Minnie Witcop Ben Boslnk Ray Rice Glenn Grieve Alva Cournyer Harold Muzzall Albert Nixon Maude Garnett Lillian Watts 1899 Ruby Oakes Archie Oakes Edith Watts Faye Smith Althea Hutchins Cloie Durham Blanche Reed Harriet Walter Guy Barrett Eddie Downs Lena Aystays Goldie Deming Maude White Nellie Slootmaker Bertha Root Jessie Stewart Charles Reed Elta Barnett 1900 Alice Cooney Archie Walcott Alton Bevins Dean Treat Lawrence Goodrich Frank DeVos Ruby Payne Myrtle Averill Minta Buck Eliza Fitzpatrick Eva Woods 1901 Leta Morrison Edith Hutchins Hattie Minnich Nina Kearney Nina Fiske Frank Minnlch Lizzie Guidebeck Grace Barrett Calla Lillie 1902 Vernor Muzzall Lizzie Archibald Grace Durham Josephine Walburg Herbert Holmes Goldie Ives Grace Gross Roy Reed John Sivers 1903 Ava Muzzall John Schaub Winnie DeCan Hazel Haas Irma Muzzall Carrie Bailard Loie Locklin William Molloy 1904 Harry Kettle Clyde Hedges Mabel Kelley Edith Marshall Della Rice Allen Jones Herman Goodrich Ray Irish 1905 John Lillie Sumner Irish Lena Plant Bessie Pierce Theresa Zahm Sadie Hart 1906 Benjamin Peck Jessie Tuxbury Florence Schreuder Francis Payne Kathryn Lawton Gertrude Richards Waldo Coburn Ellis Lillie Minnie Averill Don Lillie Ray Muzzall Guy Turner Charles Andrew Ora Lillie Myra Van Nett Edyth Lull Ora Garter 1907 Mildred Averill Mildred Thomas Linnie Elbers Ida Zoll Bessie Munger Leon Ives Maurice Buck Otto Schreuder Cora I-Ioban Audra Garter Beal Kelly Bertha Taylor 1909 Irene Van Allsburg Lura Hosmer Frank Ingalls Ellis Peck Ruth Buck Mary Walter Mabel Wood 1910 Lena Stamp Stella Stillson Mina Messenger Myrtle Triel William Shafer Zola Allen Marie Shafer Asa Kelly 1911 Violet Bache. Florence Bevins George Busman Ruth Easton Frank Hambleton Blanche Hosmer Nellie Kloosterhouse Gladys Lake Marion Lawton Mary Lull Elizabeth Mclntyre Florence Meyers Lillian Meyers Goldie Platt Lester Richards Rolland Plant Elizabeth Slootmaker Myrtle Stiles Edward Guy Slater Jacob Witcop 1912 Edna Mclntyre Myrtle Baker Constance Ellis Nellie Mulder Silas Sichterman Lesley MarSt0h 1913 Alice Bullis Mabel Bullis I Ilo Clare Dunning Marcella Glynn Howard Irish Mary Lake l Dorothy Lillie M. Elizabeth Morrison Alton Murray Florence Peck Wilson Peck School Winona Sevey Alta Taylor Vera Van Allsburg Hattie Garter Janie Van Allsburg 1914 Mary E. Bowser Charles McIntyre Hessel Ten Have Helen L. Reynolds Louise G. Van Allsburg Fannie Stevens Bessie M. Stewart Glenn Lake Edna Cook Everett Halleck 1915 M. Berle Bennett Hilda Braamse John W. Busman Lillian Easton Fern Harris Floyd Hull George Laug Harold Laug Bessie McKinnon Lytton Murray' Florence Reed Nellie Scott Hoyt Sevey Grace Slchterman Minnie Slootmaker Blanche Stuart Eltha Van Singer 1916 Byron Braamse Gervln Blankshine George Bullis John Elbers Thelma Frost Theresa Granstra Eleanor Kelly Barbara Lillie Lottie Lillie Frieda McKinnon Albert Meyers Harold Scott Russell Slater Nettie Peabody 1917 Edna Bond K. Mae Busman Everett Coleman Florence Douck Viola Hitsman Edna Housler Ruth Hubbell Carl Hutchins Edna Hutchins Herbert Kendall Melvin Lull Gregg Maxfield Mary McIntyre Delia Myers Wessel Shears Nathalie Nelson Rose Slootmaker Elizabeth Smith Mary Stevens Lizzie Van Allsburg William Venema 1918 Lila Blain Lillian Bonner William Bouwkamp Carrie Burdick Donald Fletcher Frieda Gunneman John Gunneman Martin Hoban Anna Laug Margaret Myers Helen Peck John Schestag Mary Smith Don Stevens Elsie Mae Stiles Arthur Van Allsburg Iona Wallis Nellie Walt Dorothy Wolbrink Francis Wolbrink 1919 F. J. Comstock Howard McKinnon Phila McIntyre Thelma Hill Florence Reynolds Jennie Scott Minnie Van Allsburg Jeanette Van Koevering Ruby Lieffers Lloyd Pryer Iva Taylor Arthur Getty 1920 Myron Albrecht Charles Allen Howard Brecken Evelyn Brown Norma Campbell Esther Cook John De Maagd Gladys DeNeff Helen Hanchett Jennie Hinken Katherine Hoban Edith I-Iousler Hessel Kooistra Ruth Laug Hazel Lubben Glenn Messenger Wayne Murray Clarence Schestag Marlon Spencer Gerald Squlers Russell Van Koevering Ruth Wallis Russell Wolbrink 1921 Lettie Albrecht Marie Albrecht Harold Bargwell Harvey Busman Helen Busman Helen Daggett Maude Easterly Marie Edwards Gladys Face Marjorie Frost Pearl Garter Frank Gunneman Leah Gunneman Jacob Hinken Ina Leggett Floyd Lewis Marjorie Parks Irene Smith Edith Spencer Glenn Taylor Harvey Teusink Alice Toogood Charles Westover Anita Walt John Wolbrink 1922 Dorothy Albrecht Alverna Baker Hester Busman Lillie Frost Delia Fynewever Jeanett Fynewever Francis Garter Kenneth Garter Celia Ginsburg John Harmsen Florence Hoban Emma Lake Elmer Lee Henry Langeland William Lieffers Barnard Lubben Anna M. Mohrhard Martha Maebius Beatrice Preston Clyde Pryer Merlin Pryer Robert Russell Herbert Schillinger Alice Seekman Curtis Taylor Grant Treloar Alice Van Allsburg Erma Warren Marie Welling Gertrude Whitman 1923 Jennie Westrate Frank Young Mildred Russell Esther Streeter Lester Spencer Wesley Swanson William Ter Avest Edna Balcom Naomi Busman Beatrice Bolhuis Richard Conrad Bertha Esther Ethel Golden Mildred Gordon Helen Hubbell Dorothy Lake Forrest Laug' Marion Lawton Jewel Lieffers Kenneth Maeblus Nicholas Nanninga Flossie Nibbelink Walter Omlor Eva Rankans Frances Rankans Howard Rankans Marie Reed Kenneth Flagel Beulah Forbes Norris Ferguson Abraham Ginsburg Lucile Walcott Josephine Weaver 1924 Harvey Anderson Henry Ahrens Garland Baker Alys Barrett Ruby Barrett Marvin Bulthuis Francis Bolhuis Doris DeNeff Ethlyn Easterly Beryl Gleason Lelah Gleason Reginald Goodrich Gayle Grieve Benj. Gunneman Florence Haas Lyle Hanchett Marietta Marshall Gerald Lubben Miner Meindertsma Glenroe Mohns Benj. Nanninga Inez Nibbelink Hunter Noble Emory Scott Jean Scott Wilma Sickles Carl Stephens Eleanor Stevens Helene Ter Avest Harold Van Doorn Edward Wezeman Justin Wolbrink 1925 Carl Bigler Dorothy Busman Arthur Cook Laverne Davenport Vera Davenport Robert Gordon Jeanette Gunneman Elnora Hehl Elizabeth Horling Esther Jenkyn Gerald Laug Herman Laug Mary L. Maycroft John Meerman Mae Meindertsma Henry Modderman Theola Mohns Elaine Otterbein Orin Parish Ethel M. Robinson Lillian Schestag Loiva Shook Harold Slaughter Artiemissa Scott Josephine Ter Avest Margaret Toogood Ruth Vanderlinden Dorothy Vanhuizen Harold Vannatter Gaylord Vansinger Alice Westover 1926 Mildred Anderson Cora Barrett Ruth Bliss Edward Braamse Doris Bond Irene Bolhuis Myrtle Braxmaier Arthur Cook Mary Easton Harry Elenbaas Mildred Ruth Flagel Alice Gorden Olive Hoek John Hinken Verland Hudson Edward Jubb Elizabeth Kingsley Elga Laubengayer Lillian Lawton Fannie Leggett Hazel Lillie Harriet Lubben Orlo Maycroft Jenette Maris Walling Munger Irene Mosher Mildred Omlor Tillie Post Harriet Reed Irene Schlpper Frank Sinkpiel Roal Slater Victor Stegenga June Thompson Margaret Walcott 1927 Roger Bennett George Breen Beulah Brown Frank Brown Ralph Brown Keith Busman Grant Carpenter Florence Cook Alice Davenport Henry Derks Netty Dyke Henry Dyksterhouse Arthur Ferguson Neva Gleason ' Virginia Goodrich Adrianna Grieve Earl Grunwell Nellie Kaufman Jessie King Jeannette Krall Carrol Lubben Wayne Lubben Jenniemae Lull Roy McClellan Margaret Moore Elroy Mosher Doris Peterson Stuart Russell Ida Schillinger Edith Scott Albert Sletsema Nellie Sietsema Elvin Shook Orus Shook Marie Ter Avest Verne VanLaan Harold Westover Juanita Witham 1928 Mary Aktlns Lewis Albrecht Dorothy Allen William Ball Helen Baumbach Jesse Braamse Doris Crall Nibbelink Edgar Daggett Russell Davenport Ruth Downs Gerald Dyksterhouse Dorothy Ferguson Marguerite Fonger Marjorie Fonger Maurice Garter Nellie Frances Gunneman Earl Haas Maurice Haas Edna I-Iaystead Carroll Hill Herman Lieffers Maynard Lubben Alice Marshall Roland McClain Agnes Meerman Viola Mergener Gretchen Omlor Raymond Patterson Erwin Peters Doris Preston Robert Sickles William Stehouwer Catherine Ten Elshof Nettie Thompson Ima Witcop Harry Wolverton 1929 Catherine Atkins Lynn Bigler Irene Bond -' Robert Bliss Luceal Braxmaier Clarence Bushnell Beatrice Bussis Joe Cox .iulius Dinkel ra'rrces'D'6uck Frances Evans Helen Louise French Evelyn Gillhesple Marion Gillhespie Marion Hubbell Edward Lee Antoinette Lubben James Luther Esther Meindertsma Florence Meindertsma Harry Nibbelink Hattie Patterson Albert Peck Raymond Porter Marian Riemersma Richard Russell Margaret Schlllinger Clifford Scott Kenneth Shook Beulah Smith Lorance Tennant Julia Ten Brink Vivian VanLaan John VanMulligan Elsa Mae Vannatter Dorr White Luceal Wildey Richard Witham Arthur Wolbrink Eleanor Wolverton 1930 Effie Beukema Violet DeCan Hazel Derks Archie Easton Siebretta Esther Earl Fairchild Isaac Ginsburg Ella Hahn Berenice Hancock Esther Haystead Ferris Herring Gerald Hlnken Marie Howard William Kennedy Marvin Lubben Marian Marshall Rose Mergener Irene Merrick Imogene Mosher Eli O'Bradovitch Helen Parrish Helen Spencer Mary Pike Gertrude Walling Ruth Way Virgil Warren Edith Westover 1931 Garret Bennink Ruth Brown Esther Bulthuis Marjory Carpenter David DeWitt Chester Downs Chester Doane Marguerite Dyksterhouse Geraldine Ernest Joseph Esther Frances Gibbs Leon Gillhespy Jay Gunneman Constance Hillman Rex Holmes William Johnson Arthur Kraker Arthur Lieffers Vivian Lieffers Florence Lillie Jerome Luther Ernest Meerman Arnold Merkins Bmwln Merrick Mabel Nanninga John O'Brien Dolores Parmenter Edward Post Marie Post John Post Philip -Russellf - Rudolph Schmidt Frances Spinner Grace Stroven Victor Scott George Ten Elshof Olive Ten Brink Leslie Timmerman Lester Timmerman Vienna Tikkanen Melvin Ter Avest James Tuma Harriet Veeneman William Weaver Mary Wolbrlnk Gladys Young Lyle Wright 1932 Willard Antonides Florence Allen Justin Brown Ernest Braamse Lloyd Brown Jean Bouwer Floyd Brown Mary Cook Elsie Crouse Elbert Doane Hazel Dyke Lawrence Draft Johanna Dahm Miriam DeWitt Lester Dennis Cornelia Dyksterhouse Ruth Ferguson Forrest Hackett Howard Hintz George Harmsen Bert Horling Willamene Howard Howard Harmsen Ellen Klatt Jacob Kraker Daisy LaMorre Kathryn Lawton James Lleffers Margaret Luther Robert Lull Geneva Laug John Muzzall Ida Meyer William 0'Brien Jacob Post Wilbur Posthumus Vernon Pryor Grace Smith Leona Schipper Kenneth Scouten Miriam Stevens George Timmerman John Veeneman Cora Westrate Esther Wohlford June Witcop Mildred Way Bernice Wildey Beatrice Walt 1933 Matthew Adema M. Bauder Pauline Bennink Paul Breen Jay Bouwer James Busman Gertrude Busman Elnora Busman Marion Bolhuis John Bofsker Loretta Cheyne Mildred Calkins Grace Custer Jeanette Cox Marlon Culligan Coral Dinkel Louise Draft Nellie Dennis Fred Davis Bernard DeWitt Kathryn Esther Harold Elenbaas Evelyn Englert Hartwell Holmes Iva Holmes Robert Kraai John Kramer Arthur Lleffers Archie Lieffers Keith Liddle Harold Melndertsma Agnes Merrick Anna Nuland Margaret O'Brien Edward Otterbein Merle Pratt Donald Pryer William Riemersma Earl Rhodes 'EEE' Schippers Darwin Smead Walter Shook James Ten Elshof Steven A. Mulder lMcIntyrel Fred Veneberg John Van Houten Ida Van Wienan Ruth Walcott 1934 Raymond Bush June Bliss Kenneth Brown George Dinkel Janet Hovingh Robert Hard Beatrice Hovingh Margaret Kloosterhouse Don Laug Louis Laug Ld Leemon Herman Lubben Carl Merkins Ruth McMillan Evelyn McClain Fred Marshall William Mergener Thelma Nichols Mabel Otterbein Eugene O'Brien Neoma Mergener Earl Peters Gordon Peterson Margaret Parish Uldene Roth Clare Rhodes Perd Reynolds Georgetta Root Marie Smith Emma Schmidt Louise Spinner Arnold Tikkanen Paul Ter Avest Howard Ten Brink Francis Venema Lynn Wilkinson Evert Way Margaret Van Oeffelin Benjamin Westrate Zora O'Bradovitch 1935 Anna Adema Ladean Bennink August Busman Orville Beattie Ted D. Ballcki Alice Haas Floyd Hecksel Lucille Holst Elmer Horling Mina Hahn Victor A. Johnson Leona Kramer Julia Kraai Eldon Klatt John Kingsley Helen Lavender Carolyn E. Lillie Arthur LaMore Fred Leach Virginia Laug James Kelly Stephen Meyer Roger Muzzall Betty Muzzall Richard Mergener Jerre Jean Lillie Carolyn Marcusse Marian Modderman Elwood McMillan Ida M. Metten Esther Nuland Stella Pratt Martin Riemersma William Seekman Eunice Ten Brink Ivy Thurkettle Harold Veeneman Clarence Venema Mary Alyce Warner Henry Woltjer Mildred Wassenaar Goldie Wlegerink Jenieve Wlegerink 1936 Margaret Andrews Della Bush Helen Bennink Peter Breen Jack Conley Sidney Dobson Howard Draft Maxine Eckhoff Hattie Ellis Marie Fritz Jeanetta Bennink Douglas Gordon Glenn Gay Mildred Gregel Arlene Howard Allen Hambleton Maxine Haas Kenneth Halns Howard Irish Junior Kraker Jenna Laug Robert Laug Charles Lillie Jack Lillie Hilmer Leemon Eulah Mengel Gertrude Metten Irene Meindertsma Mary Louise Muller Clarence Kloosterhouse Fred Nannlnga waurice Peters ells Parish Roy Peck Clinton Peterson Chester Postma Max Reynolds Helen Sickles Ila Slchterman Rachael Skeels Clyde Stark Nicholas Van W Eugene Ten Brink Elmer Trlick Ray Veeneman Harvey Veeneman 1937 Laurance Bruggers Jacob Bouwkamp Betty Blakeley Gerrit Brouwer Thelma Cook 12-onald Creager Le Roy Carr Leonard Downs Lester Ernwall Junior Fynewever Annabelle France Edwin Heyboer Ernest Hassold Alma June Hinkin Agnes Koopenol Betty Kelly Albert Kramer Lester Laug Eleanor Leemon Lee Lillie, Jr. Robert Lemmon Bernadine Lawrence Anna Moser Jack Muller James Mulder Hubert Marshall John Maka Max Holtrop Marion Nichols Arthur Post Morris Parrish Myrna Rettinhouse Morse Richards William Roth Hattie Roman Beatrice Robinson Sophie Sabo John Stroven Paul Shave Clyde Stark Peter Terpstra Dorothy Thomas William Venema Ernest Vannatter ingerden Helene Van Alsburg Peter Wassenaar Norma Wltcop 1938 Keith Van Averill Gertrude Adema Evan Dale Andrews Henry Barkel, Jr. Grace Bennink Josie Bosker Golden Burden Tuenis Busman Junior Cook Iva Dennis Paul Elenbaas Ellls Ellis Jeanette Esther Lela Fairchild Ruth Fritz Ferris Hambleton John Hains Elmer Hecksel Lynn Hill Lyle Holtrop Francis Knoper Anna Kramer Leona Kwlatkowski Lester Lieffers Stanley Manker Charles Martin Jane Matthewson Angeline Meerman Laura Meindertsma Shirley Mengel Joy Mergener Theodore Mulder Elfreda Otterbein Mary Ann Parish Robert Platt Marlon Post Phyllis Rawn Doris Roth Alice Ruster Harold Schmidt Laurance Schmidt Harold Seekman Forrest Snyder Raymond Stark Stanley Stephens Eloise Strong Keith Taylor Robert Ten Brink Charlotte Ter Avest Jean Triick Arie Van Wingerden Wilma Venema Marvin Vissers Leland Waldie William Westrate Karl Werly Lerlne Yost 1939 Edward Ahrens Kenneth Albrecht Mary Jane Arnold Betty Aurich Norma Bartholomew Floyd Baldus James Bouwkamp Kathryn Busman Joseph Brown RobertJeConlEy Mary, an reager Jiinenenxwf Bslty..Dl.nkle Qrlene ,YDinlgle aymond 'De Jonge Clara Esther Henry Fairchild Anita Fairchild Rosalyn Glace Albert Gregel Leona Hecksel Madelyn Hastings Calvin Hillman Allan Hard Leonard Hecksel Donald Hinkle Helen Howard Robert Irwin Asa Kelly, Jr. Dale Kelly Treone Kregel Henry Kloosterhouse Simon Lindberg Russell Lillie Eloise Laarman Earl Laug Mary Melndertsma Louise Marshall Emerson Ohl Lorraine Parish Lillian Pylman Jay Porter Emily Porter Theodore Putnam Jay Quick William Robbins Orville Ryder Frances Roth George Ryder Lena Jane Stroven Harriet Scott Hazel Scott Doris Sellon Delia Stehouwer Louis Turner Nellie Van Winge-rden Benjamlne Venema Glenn Vissers Ethel Werly Marie Westrate Florence Wiellnga Laurence Wisneske 1940 Eloise Arnold Virginia Anderson Garret Adema Kathleen Bartholomew George Beach Howard Bush Vernon Bush Jeanette Brouwer Robert Bush Merrill Creager Delphlne Dyer Dorothy Dennis James Ellis Jeanne Ellis Herbert Fromholz Forrest Gearhart Gerald Heyboer Norma Hillman Robert Holt Kenneth Hansen Marjorie Irish Kathryn Knoper Marvin Kloosterhouse Harold Klatt Dorothy Klemke Clifford Lieifers Donald Lemmon Thomas Lindberg Maurice Laug Kenneth Lachman James Lemieux Jerry Mosher Annaruth Meindertsma Marjorie Nichols Rose O'Bradovitch Arlene Parish Doris Posthumus Betty Plant Lucille Reister Fred Rosensweig Ella Roman Mildred Robinson George Rawn Ardean Streeting Mary Schmidt Ann Spinner Dorothy Timmerman Gertrude Tikkanen Nathan Vlckery Vernon Van Allsburg Carroll Vannatter Catherine Pylman Mildred Waldie Arda Warner Jean Wassenaar William White 1941 Virginia Albrecht Emma Lou Andrews Stanley Bensen Glenn Bruggers Faye Bartholomew Hazel Bouwkamp Earl Butts Marjorie De Vries Milton Doane 'Douglas Dodd Rosemary Englert Rose Egan Vernon Gates Eugene Gavin Vera Howard David Hovingh Jack Jesser Daniel Kloosterhouse La Verne Kettle Viola Lotterman Alma Leiffers Louise Lemmen Donald Leitz John Meindertsrna Doris Mc Bride Bryce Mengel Paul Metten Mildred Meindertsma Herlyn Nichols Ethel Nibbelink Cynthia Nanninga Rita Permoda Virginia Rawn Cleo Reynolds John Randell Max Roth Ray Roth Grace Roon Howard Reyft' Lois Sheridan Helen Sabo Charles Short Ellen Jean Sessions Helen Schledel Helen Ten Brink Harold Timmerman Ruth Veeneman Gordon Van Huizen Helen Wilson Joyce Witcop Dorothy Wiltenburg Eva Wiltenburg Robert Wilcox Warren Walt Robert Wenger Ruth Pilversack Dorothy Scott 1942 Carroll Andrews William Arnold Virginia Babcock Elaine Barbrick Phillip Barbrick Doris Bouwer Virginia Bouwkamp Ernest Buhrer Anne Buway William Creager Lincoln Dodd Eleanor Ellis George Ellcey Betty Georz Jeanne Gunneman Richard Gordon Walter Gregel Elton Dean Hambleton Jack Grundman Donald Hoek John Hall Violet Hoffman Anna Krueger Ernest Laug Mary Lillie Eloise Lieffers Beverly Liddle Helene Lemmen Wilma Lachman Emmeleen Lindberg Max Lautenschleger Wayne Lemmen Anita Marshall Margaret Metten Vivian Metzler Stillman Muller David Muzzall Lauretta Morrison Phyllis Nixon Kenneth Potts John Ruopert Harriet Schippers Willa Schumaker Junior Schiedel Jack Schmidt Mildred Sellon Arlene Stark Kenneth Scott Alton Sheridan Edward Stehouwer Robert Smead Rex Stiles Willis Stroven Marjorie Thurkettle Arthur Tikkanen Marian Van Dam Jean Van Dyke Irene Van Farowe Inez Van Farowe Jo Ann Van Winge1'den Louis Van Huizen Marilyn Viebrock Edna Waldie Gerald Walt Harry Wilbur Gertrude Wassenaar Joyce Wilson Edith Wolbrlnk Dorothy Wolford Ellery York Vincent Yost Mildred Zimmer 1943 Winnifred Adema Maryjean Albrecht Robert Albrecht William Aldrich Raymond Averill ,Lean Avery Dwaine Barbrick Harold Beld Marian Bresnahan Frank Curtis Roger Cusick Clifford Cuson Glenn Crouse Earl De Mull Marilyn Dinkle James Erwin Robert Fink Yvonne Fltchett Gerald Gavin Eileen Gates Harriet Hains Sue Ham Betty Host Paul Hazekamp Jean Howard Elaine Jablonski Kenneth Kelly Donna Knoper Jarene Knowles James Lockhart Lucille Lotterman Edward Lee Eleanor Lemieux Kenneth Mac Mullin Earl Marshall Edwin Matthewson Francis Meerman Luclel Mulder Glenn Mulder Earl Muller Paul Noe Jean Ossewaarde Verl Otterbein Helen Post Marvin Pratt Cornelius Pals Charles Quick Shirley Robbins Dorothy Randell Virginia Robinson Henry Roman Robert Schmidt Edward Schmidt Kathryn Scott Donald Sheridan Edith Stanton Benjamine Stehouwer Georgianna Schwallier Herbert Schaeffer Claudye Snyder Arlene Taylor Willard Ten Brink Irwin Thorstein Margery Van Allsburg Gerald Vander Zyl Betty Van Frank Jacob Venema William Waldie Dorothy Wassenaar 1944 Peter R. Adema Donna M. Batson Laura Belle Carson Robert Marion Creager Ruth Elaine Creager Voilet Ellcey Roger Grundman Kenneth E. Hall Colleen J. Higley Helene J. Kraker Mae J. Kulicamp Edna Mae Laug Kathleen E. Lindberg Jack L. Melcher Jean C. Modderman Marjorie R. Morrison Andrew J. Moser Phyllis Arva Nichols Donald Seth Parker Donald G. Peterson Ivan La Verne Plews Aileen C. Rauber Dorothy M. Richards Lillian Mae Schippers Frances J. Schmidt Edna Jean Scott Helen Short Madeleine I. Stark Virgil Eva Thorstein Gerald Vander Laan Lillian Vander Velde Melvin Van Farowe Marjorie S. Wiegerink Mary Jane Wilbur Alfred E. Wiltenburg 1945 Vivian Albrecht Gloria Anderson Lucille Anderson Nancy Bennink Alfred Bolks Ruth Bouwer Mary Buway Kathryn Carson Dorothy Carlson Florence Carlson Betty Clark Arthur Frank Ruth Fynewever Richard Garthwaite Pascal Garzelloni Doris Gavin Dorothy Gillhespy Donald Gordon William E. Hambleton Bernard Hazckamp Bernard Henrickson Nina Hodson Ernest Neal Van WeeldeLavern Hudson Berenice M. Veeneman Joyce Husted Ralph Venema Richard Washam Daniel D. Wenger Beverly Jablonski Ardis Johnson Dorothy Kelly ellie? Anna Krueger William Langlois Kenneth Laug Beverly Leitz Tom Lillie James Meerman Eunice Meyer Erwin Miller Barbara Parker Lois Parker Mary Jane Potgeter Lavern Rakosky Mary Jane Rawn Mary Louise Rhodes Doris Ritz Dale Rosel Marian Ruppert John Ruthven Blaine Sessions Terence Sheridan Robert Sheridan Della Slaughter Dorothy Smith Lee Snyder Lois Stanton Jacque Lynn Swan! Lois Taylor Edward Tikkanen Richard Timmer Margie Wolford Roger Weller Luella Wiltenburg und lr. ,VP ' R It M I -NL X rf 1 ff X f x USED!-22 T726 Greater Glory Who frees a mind from error's, blight And seeds it with -the wish to knowg Who on it sheds the truth and light, Lest of itself it cease to grow, And sees it bloom in noble thought, May other honors set at naught- A greater glory has he wrought. -W. J. Lan-ders QD FACUL V. A. ALTENBURG Superintendent Life Certificate-Western Michigan College A. B. Western Michigan College A. M. University of Michigan Science Seniors: You have graduated from this foimal round of study called High School. Some of you will go through another period of higher technical or vocational train- ing. Sooner or later, however, all of you will be .plunged into a real world where nobody tells you what to -do next, and nobody seems to care very much what hap- pens to you. If you are to find a satisfying life, you must be keen, res-olute, and adaptable. You must undertake kind-s of work and -tasks that may not be easy or pleasant. You must know how to co-operate with others. Your high school teachers have not tried to teach you what to think, but they have endeavored to show you how to think. Use your -time well, for everything of value must be earned. You have made an excellent record thus far. Best wishes for future success. - V. A. Altenburg. ESTHER STREETER Senior High School Principal Life Certificate-Western Michigan College A. B. Western Michigan College A. M. University of Michigan English History Physical Education CLAIRE KERN RACHAEL ALTFNBURG Life Certificate Life Certificate-Western Michigan College Michigan State Normal College A. B. Western Michigan College Commercial A. M. University of Michigan History Latin Speech ELIZABETH VANDER HYDE MABEL RAY-JONES Junior High School Principal Life Certificate-Western Michigan College Life Certificate-Western Michigan College A. B. Calvin College A. B. Western Michigan College Home Economics English MAYBELLE ISHAM HARRY RUSH Life Certificate-Western Michigan College Life Ceriififate-Mivhigan Stale College Mathematics A. B. University of Michigan Chemistry PHYSICS Biology Music Life RACHAEL BOER DONALD POUNDER Certificate-Western Michigan College A. B. Western Michigan College Junior High Provisional Certificate Western Michigan College Athletics Social Science DORIS PLANT DUANI-I DALGLEISH I Life Certificate-Western Michigan College Secondary Permanent Certificate B. S- Wes'-em Michigan College Michigan State College Mathematics B. S. Michigan State College Agriculture Shop Arizifzlfief am! Lefzdwzf Dramatics . ,, MI'S.A1lCNbUl'g Orchestra .,,,, ,, ...., ,, Mrs. Isham Glee Club i .,.. ,, Miss Maier Library , ,...,, ,, Miss Stroeter Commercial Club , .. .,,.....,,. .,,,, M rs. Kern Home Ec. Club ....,, ,..,,. , ,,,,,,,, A ,, Mrs. Vander Hydc F. F. A. ......,,..., , ..,, ..... , ,,,.,,,....,,, . , .,,.. Mr. Dalgleish Student Council .A ,, ,, ..., Mr. Altenburg, Miss Street-Tr Bronco ....,.., ,,,,, ,,,, , i ...,,, , , ,,,.. is ,....,i , M1-5. Plant Zenith ,.,,, , , ,.,,,,,. Mr. Altcnhurg, Mrs. Ray-Jones School News ,.,, .. ,, ..,. ,,,,,. ,. ...,.,,. Mis, Ray-Jones Boys' Athletic Girls' Athletics ., Miss Streeter s .. ,, ,,,..,,,,,,..,,,,, ,.i,, M r. Poundrr SENIORS Clan Hilary A fine day early in September, 1942, found an anxious. .group of Freshmen warily approach- ing the portals of Coopersville High School. This clas-s was the largest ever enrolled up to that time. The new school buses, which had been purchased, made high school available to more stu- dents. Our Freshman class officers were: President ...........,.,.. ...... D onald Vander Zyl Vice-President ...... ...,..,,.l R oger Whitman Secretary ............ .......,......... J ean Roth Treasurer .......,......,...,...,,..,..,...,....,.......,.,, Marilyn Wolbrink An exceptionally large number of our group took part in the extra-curricular acti.vities offered at C. H. S. Many of us were a trifie bewildered by the different halls and rooms of Ole' C'ville Highf at first, but by the time September. 1943 arrived, we knew all the ins and outs and could sym-pathize with the troulbles of the Fres.h1es who had taken our place. As Sophomores, we chose the following officers: President ,,.,............ ...... .,.,. L a wrence McMullin Vice-President ...... ..,...,,,, R oger Whitman Secretary ............ .....,,,, H elen Holmes Treasurer ...,........................................,...,........,.... Betty Aney Although our Freshman year had been strangely void of parties., we started our 1943 social affairs off with a ban-g, in the way of a miscellaneous-games party in the school gym. Our enrollment had decreased somewhat, but as yet, the war had not taken its toll of our students for service in the army and navy. Several of those in our midst proved themselves to be outstanding in athletics. We began our very active Junior year with .a large turnout at a hayride and weiner-roast party at Eastmanville. We also successfully sponsored the second student-mixer of the school year. Two banquets, followed by theater parties. were given during the year - one, given by the boys in the fall, and the other given by the girls in the latter part of March 1945. The Junior- Senior Banquet was a gala affair given in a Mexican afmosohere. The school 'gym was beautifully decorated in brilliant colors, set off by cactus and liowers. The Junior Play, Act Your Age, was one ,of the most successful ever to be given at C. H. S. It was a play which was completely up with the times and it was proclaimed a huge success by the public. The ofiicers who so ably conducted the class through this completely successful year werezl President .......,.....................,............................ Kent Haystead ViceePresident ...... ...... M arian Fromholz Secretary ,.,,......... ...... R obert Ackerman Treasurer ......... ...........,.......,...,........,.... Helen Aulm And then, here we were Seniors already! We all entered our final year at C'ville High with hop-es for an extremely enjoyable season. We elected as class officers to represent us: President ................ ......... D onald Steffen Vice-President ...,... ..........,... H elen Holmes Secretary ............. .....,.,,,,,, H arriet Murray Treasurer ..........................,......,,.........,.,, Donald Vander Zyl Our athletic program was somewhat disrupted by Uncle Slam, when he took several of our star ath- letes into service. During Christmas vacation, Harriet Murray entertained us at her home with a party. It was a lovely evening spent in dancing, singing, playing games, and EATING. Before we had realized it, the first semester exams were at hand. Every one came throu-gh all right, with at least no visible bad effects. The next big event was the Senior Play. Strictly 'Contfidentialn which proved to be another of Mrs. Altenburg's dramatic successes. On May 12, we all set forth on our trip to Chicago on the ship. Everyone had a wonderful tim-e even though Tuesday found a very weary group trudging homeward. The Juniors entertained us in a most enjoyable fashion at the Junior-Senior Banquet. Frank Lockage's orchestra furnished the music. Baccalaureate services. were held on Sunday evenin-g, June 2, at the Reformed Church, and graduation was on June 7, climaxing our high school careers. I know each of us Seniors felt a little tinge of regret at having to leave Coopersville High School, the building which had come to symbolize the joys, sorrows. and achievements we knew together. - Helen Holmes. Hofzoz' Roll Cffzyf Qf 'J6 VALEDICTORIAN JACK REITSMA SALUTATORIANS ROBERT ACKERMAN JOANNE RAY-JONES HELEN HOLMES MARION FROMHOLZ JEAN KONING HARRIET MURRAY JOYCE GRASMAN JACOB BUSMAN EDWIN COURTADE HAROLD EISEN LESTER LANGELAND DON VANDER PLOEG BURTON RANKINS MARVIN LOTTERMAN DONALD STEFFEN Never trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. Commercial Club 3: Junior Play 3: Glee Club 3: Dramatic Club 3: Basketball 3, 4 - Capt. 4: Phys. Ed. 41 Library Club 4: Pres. Student Council 4: Pres, 4: Quartet 4. HELEN HOLMES True merit is like a river: The deeper it is, the less noise it makes. Home Ec. Club 1, 2: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Sec. 2: Junior Play 3: Basketball 3, 4 - Mgr.: Commercial Club 4: Library Club 4: Vice-Pres. 4: Senior Play 4: Athletic Assn. 4-Treas.: Zenith Staff. HARRIET MURRAY When did you get your eyes so blue? Out of the sky as I came through. Glee Club 3: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Bronco Staff 3. 4: Library Club 4: Commercial Club 4: Senior Play 4: Orches- tra 4 - Pres.: Sec. 4. Zenith Staff. Sponsors: Miss E. Streeter, Mrs. C. Kern. Class Motto: One step at a time. but always forward. Class Colors: Blue and White. Class Flower: Lily of the Valley. DONALD VANDER ZYL Singing all time. minding no time. Football 1, 2. 3. 4-Co.- Capt. 4: All Conference 2. 3. 42 Pres. 1: Stu- dent Council 1, 4: Phys. Ed. 1. 2, 3: Bas- ketball 2. 3. 4: Base- ball 2, 3: Track 3: Var- sity Club 3: Glee Club 3: Athletic Assn.-Adv. Mgr. 3: Commercial Club 4: Treas. 4: Ze- nith Staff. ROBERT ACKERMAN Knowledge he only sought, and so soon caught As if for him knowledge had rather sought. 4-H Club 1: Phys. Ed. 12 Sec. 33 Student Council 3: Commercial Club 4: Li- brary Club 4 - Pres.g Ath- letic Assn. 4 - Adv. Mgr.: Senior Play 4 - Business Mgr.: Zenith Stall' 4 - Co- Editor. FRED ANDERSON None shall rule but thc humble And none but Toil shall have. 4-H C'ub 13 Phys. Ed. 1. 3. F. F. A. 2. 3, 4. VIOLET BARGWELL JACOB BUSMAN, JR. The secret ol' success is constancy to purpose. Bible Study 1. 2, 3. 42 Junior Play 3-Stage Mgr.: Senior Play 4-Stage Mgr.: Glec Club 3, 43 Commer- cial Club 4: Zenith Staff 4. EDWIN COURTADE The whale never gets into trouble until he starts to blow. 4-H Club 1 - Sec.1 Phys. Ed. 1, 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 42 Baseball 3, 43 Track 3, 4: Basketball 4: Commercial Club 4 - Sgt. at Arms: Li- brary Club 4: Zenith Staff 4. BETTY ANEY AtTections are as thoughts to her. The measures of her hours. Phys. Ed. 1, 2: Bible Study 1. 2, 3: Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Commercial Club 4 - Pres. HELEN BAR She doeth little kind- nesses Which most leave undone or despise. Phys. Ed. 1. 2: Home Ec. Club 1. 2. 4 - Pres. 4: Junior Play 3-Prop. Mgr: Glee Club 4: Cominercal Club 4. RIC HARD Bl Y concein F A 3 4 Tia 4 Baseball 4 Phvs Ed 4 i '. X 4 f ' ' Q ' Conduct is three-fourths E of our life and its largest a n Q D' F. . 12, '. : 'ck 3. I VIVIAN CRALL Her pencil drew what- e'er her soul designed. Home Ec. Club 1, 2: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Bible Study 1, 3: Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3, 43 Bronco Statl' 3, Ze- nilh Staff 4. DONA DANENBERG All good things come in small packages. Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3. 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Com- mercial Club 4. HAROLD I-ZISEN Howe'er it be, it seems to me. 'Tis only noble to be good, Phys. Ed: 1. 3: F. F. A. 2. 3. 4 - Treas. 3, 4: Library Club 4: Commercial Club 4: Zenith Staff 4. DONNA GILLHESPY But if I'm content with little, Enough is good as a feast. Phys. Ed. 2: Home Ee. Club 3: Glee Club 4: Com- mercial Club 4: Orchestra 4. HARRIET HARMSEN There's a long. long trail a-winding Into the land of my dreams. Glee Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3. 4. KENT HAYSTEAD Life is a jest. and all things show it: l thought so once, but now I know it. Phys. Ed, 1, 2. 3: Base- ball 2. 3: Football 2, 3, 4 - Mgr. 2: Basketball 3-M3121 Pres. 3: Varsity Club 3: Student Council 3: Glee Club 3: Commercial Club 4 - Pres. MARY JASIAK What wondrous life is this I lead! Phys, Ed. 1, 2: Home Ec. citib 1, 2. MARIAN FROMIIOLZ How brilliant and mirth- ful the light of her eye, Like a star glancing out from the b.ue of the sky! Glee Club 1: Home Ee, Club 13 Phys. Ed. 2: Vice- Pres, 3: Commercial Club 4: Library Club 4 - See.: Zenith Starl' 4 - Co-Ed. JOYCE GRASMAN Fair as a star when only one Is shining in the sky. Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 4 - Sec. 4: Sextette 4: Bible Study 1. 2, 3, 4: Phys. Ed. 2, 3: Bronco Staff 3 - Editor: Commercial Club 4: Ze- nith Staff 4. RUTH HUDSON Only a sweet and virtu- ous soul. Like seasoned timber never gives. Phys. I-ld, 1, 2: Dramatic Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Glee C ub 1, 2, 3. 4: Bronco Statl' 33 Basketball 3, 4 - Co-Capt. 4: Library Club 4: Com- mercial Club 4: Zenith Staff 4: Senior Play 4 - Make-up Artist. BETTY JACKUVVSKE Thy step is as the wind that weaves Its playful way among the leaves. Glee Club 31 Dramatic Club 4: Commercial Club 4: Library Club 4: Zenith Stafl' 4. JEAN KONING Ourselves and not our words will count- Not what we said. but what we are! Bible Study 1, 2. 3. 4: Home l-lc. Club 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Bron- co Staff 3: Commercial Club 4: Library Club 4: Zenith Staff 4. CORA KRAMER A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Co- Capt. 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 41 Library Club 4: Dramatic Club 1. 2, 4: Cheer Lead- er 2, 3, 4: Home EC. Club 3. 4 - Vice-Pres. 3. Sec. 42 Commercial Club 4, MARVIN LOTTERMAN Only actions of the just Smell sweet and blossom in their dust. ' Dramatic Club 1. 2, 3, 41 Phys, Ed. 1. 2, 3: Bronco Staff 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Li- brary Club 4: Senior Play 4: Zenith Staff 4. DOLORES IVICCUE Duty, faith, love are roots. and ever green. Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Phys. Ed. 1, 2: Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 4 - Vice-Pres. 4: Glee Club 4: Library Club 4: Commercial Club 42 Basketball 4: Senior Play 4 - Stage Mgr.: Junior Play 3 - Prop. Mgr. JAMES MORRISON Ask me no questions and I'll tell you no fibsf' Football 1. 2, 3, 4 - Mgr. 1, 2: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4-Mgr. 1. 2: Basketball 1. 2, 3, 41 Vaiwsity 3: Phys. Ed. 1, 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Com- mercial Club 4. HARVEY OTTERBEIN But the man worth while is the one who will smile When everything goes dead wrong. Football 1. 2, 3, 4 - Co- Capt, 4: Phys. Ed. 1, 2. 3. 4: Varsity Club 3: Glee Club 3: Track 3, 4: Senior Play 4 - House Mgr.: Ath- letic Assn. 4 - Pres. LESTER LANGELAND And still they gaz'd and still the wonder grew, That one small head could carry all he knew. Bible Study 2: Dramatic Club 2.3: F. F. A. 2, 3, 4 - Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4: Li- brary Club 4. DOROTHY MENGEL I have a stake in every star. In every beam that lills the day. Phys. Ed. 2: Home Ee. Club 3: Glee Club 4: Com- mercial Club 4. LAWRENCE MCMULLIN Life is not a spectacle or a feast, it is a predica- ment. Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Phys. Ed. 1, 2, 3: Pres. 2: Var- sity Club 3: Baseball 3: Track 3: Commercial Club 4. NORMAN NANNINGA Every day in every way I am getting better and better. F. F. A. 3. 4: Phys. Ed. 42 Bible Study 4. GLENN PETERSON A poor life this, if full of care. We have no time to stand and stare. Phys, l-Id. 1: F. F. A. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3. BURTON RANKIN I'm not a politician and my other habits air' good Bible Study 1: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Phys. Ed. 1, 3. 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Treas. 4: Student Coun- cil 4: Zenith Staff 4. PATRICIA REED A good laugh unkinks the soul, flattens the bump of anxiety and sweetens the temper. Phys. Ed. 1. 2: Home Ee. Club 1, 2: Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Commercial Club 4. RALPH ROMAN Make the most ol' the best and the least ot' the worst. Phys. Ed. 2, 3: Football 2, 3: Varsity Club 3: G'ec Cluh 3: Basketball 4: Li- brary Club 4: Commercial Club 4. EDITH ROZEMA Her feelings have the fragrancy, The freshness of the flowers. Phys. Ed. 1. 2: Home Ec. Club 1, 2. 3: Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Library Club 4-Vice- Pres.: Commercial Club 4: Senior Play 4-Prop. Mgr. LESTER SCOTT Why all men strive and who succeeds? Phys. Ed. 2, 3: Track 3: Football 3: Varsity Club 3: Glee Club 3: Commer- eia Club 4. ' 2 JOANNE RAY-JONES A face with laladness overspread! Soft smiles by human kindness bred! Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Home Ee. Club 1: Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Phys, Ed. 2, 3: Bronco Staff 3, 4: Junior Play - Adv. Mgr.: Library Ciub 4: Commer- cial Club 4: Orchestra 4: Senior Play 4: Zenith Staff 4. LOUIS REITSMA. JR. My mind to me a king- dom is. Phys. Ed. 1, 3: Football 2, 3. 4: Varsity Club 3: Li- brary Club 4: Bronco Staff 4: Zenith Staff 4. JEAN ROTH MARY RUTHVEN The world looks bright- er from behind a smile. Home Ee. Club 1: Phys. Ed. 1, 2: Dramatic Club 1, 2. 3: Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 4. HAROLD SHERIDAN A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. Dramatic Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Library Club 4: Com- mercial Club 4. LOUIS SMITH Content to live, this is my stay. F. F. A. 2: Phys. Ed. 2, 3. DOROTHY THU RKETTLE Too .true to flatter and too kind to sneer. Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3: Home Ec. Club 1. 2, 3-Sec. 3: Glee Club 1. 3. 4: Jun- ior Play 3: Senior Play 41 Commercial Club 4: Li- brary Club 4: Sextette 4: Basketball 4. PAUL VAN DYKE Every man will be thy friend. Phys. Ed. 2: F. F. A. 2, 3. 4 - Sentinel 4: Commer- cial Club 4. RHEA VENI-IMA A chip on your shoulder is too heavy to carry thru life. Phys, Ed. 2: Bible Study 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Dra- matic Club 3. 4: Commer- cial Club 4. AUDREY WALDIE Her loveliness I never knew Until she smiled on me. Home Ee. Club 1: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Glee Club 43 Commercial Club 4 - Sec.: Library Club 4. L. LA VERNE STROVEN My wealth is health and perfect ease, My conscience clear my chief defense. F, F. A. 3, 4. DONALD VAN DER PLOEG Tis virtue. and not birth, that makes us noble. 4-H Club 1: Phys. Ed. 1. 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Library Club 4. RUTH VAN WI-ZELDI-I Subtle wiles are in her smiles To set the world a-woo- ing. Bibe Study 1: Dramatic Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2. 3. 4: Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Commercial Club 43 Library Club 4. GEORGE VOLLEMA No man can sincerely try to help another with- out helping himself. 4-H Club 3: F. F. A. 3, 4. LESTER WERLY He must know sumpin' but don't say nothiri'. Phys. Ed, 2: F. F. A. 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4. 1 umnk lilv wlwu lu' xhuu cl :ml xpoculutvi ulnou lu- cznft 1lfl'Ill'd il, nucl whvn lu- cam. V.c4--I'1-ox. I. 2: Stuclcul Vuumil 1 2 I lu IUNSICR WIIITMAN llu-rv zum- two tml-s in Kl'INNlC'l'll XYOLBRINK HEVCl'yTllIlU.1 if ll1'L'l'l'Nllll -il' wo tnkc 1 A - J: 1 Aw, I-Ju. 1, , , N 1 1. sz. 12?-kl-111.111 1, 2, za, 4- Pl1Yf-,P1fl- 1,-41 F- If A' J Fuollml 12. 3: Vnrsilv . '51 45 Flack 3- 4- Club Zi: Glu-v C'lub .31 L'mmm'rc'izzl Club 4, 3l.XliIl.YN W'0l,l!RINK HV:-l'y lIl1lIlli'l1l :ls it lluww Sunu- Ill'l'll llll' lll1'HNlll'l' vxxz-x. Biblv Study 1: Svc. I1 Home Plc. Club l. 2-Prm lg Drzuuallc Club 1. 2, IS. 4: Glvv Klub 1, 2. 3. 4 r Pres, 4: Junior Play Il: nim' Play 43 L'on1-m-r'- - Vlco-PM-xi I,:b:'zu'3' Club 4. Null'---Maxx Nilus. Ll l1lClTllJCl' of GUI' C1325 who is now in the Unilsd Slulcs Navy, muclc the czzrlucms which appeal' in our zmnuul. M 'c-ated: M. Frnmhnlz, H. Murray, J. Koning, J. Grasman, J. Rav-.lone-S. R Hodsnn rn-cond Row: J. Rc-itsma. D. Vander Zyl. R. Ackerman, V. Ba1'lgw0ll,,V. l'rznll.k3. 'Busnmn. H. Holmes, B. Jzlckuwske, Mrs. Ray-Juncn. Burk Row: M. l.Ulll3l'Il11lll. B. Rankin. D, vllll Der Plovg, Mr. :Xhl'l'lblll'f.I. Clary Wzll I. Robert Ackerman, will my recitation ability to Henry Zylstra. I, Betty Aney, will my few inches of height to Thurlene Dracht. ' I, Fred Anderson, will my farming ability to Glenn Laug. I, Helen Bar, will my Home Ec. book to Ollene Shears. I, Richard Bly, 'will my curly hair to Lindsay Bartholomew. I, Junior Busman, will my soft voice to Owen Taylor. I, Vivian Crall, will my art ability to Stella Burgtorf. I, Edwin Courtade, will my constant talking to whoever can get away with it. I, Dona Danenberg, will my quiet manner to Isabelle Peabody. I, Harold Eisen, will my dimples to Kenneth Ludema. I, Donna Gillhespy, will my .baking ability to Theda Albrecht. I, Joyce Grasman, will mylong linger-nails to Lois Laug. I, Harriet Harmsen, will my gum chewing to all who can keep it from going into the waste basket. I, Ruth Hodson, will my basketball ability to Mona Gordon. I, Kent Haystead, will my wise cracks to Melvin Breen. I, Helen Holmes, will my acting ability to .Norma Kirkbride. I, Betty Jackowske, will my collection of bracelets. to Dorothy Wezeman. I, Mary Jasiak, will my dark hair to Donna Sheridan. 1, Jean Koning, will my shyness to Maxine Lambers. I, Cora Kramer, will my versatile ways to Betty Kennedy. I, Lester Langeland, will my Ag classes to Victor Carlson. I, Marvin Lotterman, will my leisure time to Ted Schipper. I, Dorothy Mengel, will my long hair to Rita Gavin. I. Dolores McCue, will my job as weinie squeezern 'to Sharon Bouchard. I, Lawrence Mc'Mullin, will my short hair-cuts to Don Sessions. I, James Morrison, will my two-tone Ford to Vernie Averill - in case his Model Trwears out. I, Norman Nanninga, will my six feet plus to Tom Garzelloni. I, Harvey Otterbein, will my winning smile to Merlin Shears. I, Glenn Peterson, will my regular attendance to Duane Heath. I, Burton Rankin, will my jovial jokes to Bruce Cook. H I, Joanne Ray-Jones, will my A's in chemistry to all who take it next year. I, Patricia Reed, will my pompadour to Shirley Dennis. I, Jack Reitsma, will my A report card to my brother. Don. I, Ralph Roman, will my blushing to Willis Bouwkamgp. I, Edith Rozema, will my giggle to'.Margaret Vaughn. I, Mary Ruthven, will my neatness to Luella Rozeboom. I, Lester Scott, will the mischievous twinkle in my eyes to Hubert Sprik. I. Harold Sheridan, will my little helpful math book to Don O'Brien. We, Louis Smith .an-d Kenneth Wolbrink, will our quiet manner to Kenneth 4DeCan and John Czinder. I, Donald Steffen, will my morning sleepiness to Jim Drake. I, LaVerne Strovep, will my first hour study hall seat to whoev-er wants it. I, Dorothy Thurkettle, will my chicken-pox to anyone who's unfortunate enough to get them in their senior year. I, Donald Vander Zyl, will my athletic ability to Frank Garzelloni. I, Donald Vander Ploeg, will my number twelve shoes to Dorothy Meerman. o I, Paul Van Dyke, will my blonde hair to Audrey McCarthy. I, Ruth Van Weel-de, will my love for singing to Joan Crouse. I, Rhea Venema, will my slightly used short-hand book to Jerry Lumsden. I, George Vollema, will the wave in my hair to Frank V-and-er Laan. I, Andrey Waldie, will my genteel ways to Wes Barbrick. - I, Lester Werly, will my- to be seen, but not heard manner -'to Westerly Easterly. I, Roger Whitman, will my black side burns and mustache to Don Vannatter. I, Marilyn Wolbrink, will my black-rimmed .glasses to Berznardean Baldus. We, Harriet Murray and Marian Fromholz will our junky lockers to J D ' , . , oyce avidson and Jean DOWIIUS- - Marian Fromholz. C aff Prophecy ' Aboard the plane bound for the city of Coopersville are many notorious characters. It ap- pears that it will give me an excellent opportunity to gather bits of information for my news col- umn concerning the members of the class of 1946. Seated behind me is Miss Marilyn Wolbrink who has just returned from Hollywood where she starred in a picture produced by the Peterson-Van Dyke Studio. With her are Dorothy Thur- kettle, winner'of the Academy Award for D-ancmgg Betty Aney, author of Red River -this year's best sellerg and Audry Waldie, employed at the White House as the President's private maid. The airline hostesses, Mary Ruthven and Patricia Reed, have just entered the cabin. They informed us that the pilot, Kenneth Wolbrink, is ready to land at the Coopersville landing field. On the landing field, Mayor Ralph Roman waits to greet us. The mayor will accompany us on a tour of this prosperous city. At the left of the airport i.s the new Lotterman Furniture Factory. Contractors Lester Langeland and LaVerne Stroven, have the building n-early completed. Joyce Grasman has been employed as a private secretary. Located in the quiet section of the citv is the Coopersville Memorial Hospital. The hospital is very capably managed by Doctor Harold Sheridan and Joanne Ray-Jones, head nurse. Coming up the street, we see that insistant, door-to-door, shoe-polish salesman, Don Van Der Ploeg. Mayor Roman directs. our a'ttention to the new Fromholz Pharmacy. The store was de- signed by that artistic team, E. Rozema and V. Crall. Amidst the test tubes and chemical appa- ratus is Harriet Murray, energetically filling prescriptions. Notice across the street, the exclusive hat shop owned by the scientific hat-designer, Mon- sieur Andre Aisseau tRobert Ackermanl. Waiting to sell you the latest atomic creations is Mon- sieur Petit Pierrot CJack Rietsmal. With an Uaves, l'amour tone of voice. he flatters the ladies into buying their hats. We quickly pass by as very few ladies are able to resist Pierrot's. tres char- mant sales approach. The local radio station is just ahead. Mary Jasiak, elevator operator, will take us to studio HB. As we enter, Burton Rankins is giving the latest news report: . In The Sports Field- James Morrison broke all speed records in the auto race. Laurence McMullin was award- ed the title of National Swimming Champion. Otterlbein and Vander Zyl will participate in the coming Rose Bowl games. College News- Ruth Hodson has been promoted Physical Education instructor at the L. C. Smith Univer- sity. Fred Anderson has accepted .a position as Professor of Agriculture. Latest Scientific Developments- A darinlg young scientist named Courtade has applied for a patent for a 'twear-proof lip- stick. He concocted it by using an amazing formulae: 1 dozen red roses Cfor colorl, 1 pint of axle grease to give it softness for the male friendsl, 1 pint of wax tfor wearing qualityj, an-d 2 grams- of nitroglycerin Cfor that ah umh qualityl. Greatest Social Event of the Year- Donna Gillhespy entertained .a group of celebrities in her home on Vine Street. The honored guests were: Cora Kramer and Betty Jackowske, models for the fashions designed by Helen Barg Dorothy Menrgel, R. N.g Helen Holmes, society editorg Admiral Haystead, com- mander of the Coopersville Third Fleetg Norman Nanninga. city drain commissioner, Lester Scott. multi-millionaire, and Roger Whitman, that irresistible play-boy. Farmers in the News- And here in Coopersville, we learn of Lester Werly's new invention-a jet propelled grain binder. County Agricultural Agent Eisen will demonstrate it at the Vollema and Bly Feed Elevator. Now we bring to you 'the Music Hour featuring Junior Busman, organist: the soprano voice of Ruth Van Weeldeg and the Coopersville Crooner, Don Steffen. Let us leave the studio for a period of relaxation at the Lorry Delicatessen Shop operated by Dolores McCue. Chatting over their chocolate sodas, are Harriet Harmsen an-d Dona Danen- berg, researchers at the Venem.a Laboratory. Shall we join them in recalling the pleasant mem- ories of our days at Coopersville High School? - Jean Koning. En UNDERGRADUATES S1-ated: R. Heckscl. D. Laarmzin, M. Breen, D. Wczemnn, D. Meernian, 0. Tnvlor. D. Vannattcr. I.. Rfzeboom, M. Gordon. B. Buway, A. Lintjer, G. Phillips, I. Peaboly. D. Sheridan. Second Row: M. Lambers. G. Lumsden, A. McCarthy, B. Baldus, B. Waldron, V, Walrott. S. Burgtorf. T. Dracht, J. Crouse. S, Dennis, T. Albrecht, 0. Shears, l.. Vander Lzmn. N. Kirk- hride, Bouchard. I-I. Fredrieks. R. Gavin. L. Lang, Mrs. Altenburg. Third Row: J. Aney, J. Butts, H. Wheaton, F. Vander Laan, W. Easterly, G. Lang. H. Stybnr- ski. C. Cushwny, M. Breen. T. Schippers. K. Ludema, B. Cook, D. Schinelling, F. Schmidt, W. Bouwkamp, J. De Mott. G. Hall. L. Buway, F. Garzelloni. G. Murrow. livurth Row: D. Hanson, K. De Can. D. Sehippers. V. Averill, H. Sprik, l.. Bartholomew. F. Mitchell, R. Dodd, J. Drake, L. Hard, H. Zylstra. V. Carlson. D. Heath, Nl. Shears. l.. Ander- son. D. 0'Brien. ll. Nelson. ' wzior Clan' Thu Junior Class has enjoyed a most interesting year with many nl' its ment- lwrs engaged in all of the school activities. Our school gym was the scene of a very delightful student mixer. sponsored ny the Junior Clafs, on the second of November. This party was one of the biggg-st parties ot the year. The month of November held another exciting event when fourteen mem' ht-rs of the class put on the Comedy, Western Union Please . The play wag ll .luge success and an all-high record was attained by earning greater proceeds than any class in C. H. S. had gained heretofoi e. The elimaxing event of the year was the entertaining of the Scnjm. C1255 U1 the annual Junior-Senior banquet given in the form of A Dutch Bonketf' Ofiieers' of the class elected at the beginning of the year were: President- .,.., Owen Taylor Vice-President ,, ,. ,,.. Don Vannatter SUU't1111Y -- ,,., Louella Roze-boom Tl'f'f'iU1'U' .... Mona Gordon Seated: A. Burnett. I. Johnson, E. Ziininer, l.. Hutchins. B. Stybiirski, B. Kennedy, S. Ristnu, R. Lllllg. J. Buth, M. Fredricks, 'I'. Hnystezid. J. Titus, C. Hotfius. First Row: R. Fzlbixin, J. Ten Brink, D. Bolks, M. 0'Brien, M. Ruthvcn. J. Davidson. J. Wilten- hurg. J. Dowling, S. Hilton, W. Venema. J. llaystead, R. Hobsin, M. Schmidt, L. Ossewaarde, R. Taylor. T. Yost, E. Mitchell. R. Adema. C. Rc-ister, M. Porter. M. Walt, G. Ruppert. H. Riesbig. Second Row: F. BIIIINVKRIIIID, B. Brown, G. Danenbcrg. R. Holmes. L. Langeland, H. Dyke. D. Miller. M. Lung, R. Venemn, R. Zuidemzi, N. Aker, G. Rcyers. G. Weller, P. Moser, C. Jesser, W. llulson. R. Roskxunp. D. I'ot.geter. 'l'hird Row: D. Sheridan. J. Czinder ,W. Kots. M. Wiersma. F. Colegrove, G, Ludeinzi, D. Hend- rickson, B. Spencer. F. Clark, W. Bnrbrick, C. Ritz. 0. Bennett, J. Lee. G. Avery, D. Bolks, ll. llodson. Fourth Row: l-1. Stromberg. M. Van Der Ploeg. I.. Wojilford, G. Drake. D. Tasker, F. Gull R. Noppvrt, M. De Mc-ester. A. Pmncr, D. Reitsma, li. Niles. S 0ID!10llI0l'U C 11155 The Sophomore Class of 1946 made an outstanding record. We were first in the magazine sales drive for which we were privileged to attend the Movie Junior Miss at the local theatre. Our class led the school in the Victory Loan Campaign with Donald Toskcr hiking second place among high salesmen for the school and Donald Bolks taking third. One of the most enjoyable student mixers of the year, The Festive Frolicu. was sponsored by the Sophies in the fall. with a record attendance. Many of our boys and girls were active in Sports and other activities ol' thc school. Officers were elected for the year us follows: President ......,. . , Jggm Both Vice-President .. Roger Laug S0CI'0't2l1'y H . . Shirley Ristau Treasurer . Betty Kennedy Advisor . Mrs, Ray-Jones lflrsl Row: .l. Kolherg, C. Kloostcrhousv, D. Murrow. A. Bennivk, l.. Mc-tzlvr, R. Bloddvrmain 'IH Gurzvlloni. R. Titus, C. Rozehoom. I. Taylor. E. Radford, G. Hanson, P. 0'Bri0n, B. Whils- S4-rond Row: l'. llnflius, M. Plant. B. Short. G. Zylstra. l.. Gibhs, I-2. Roman. J. Gortvr. A. Si-ntl R. Svhwzlnde-r. V. Rush, P. Beattie, I', Hziystead, M. Host.. ll. Gibson. -I. Bresnzlluln, M, Welton I. Rr-id. A. Kishmnn. l. Rolhzimley. R. Molten. F. Bar, Mr. Dalgleish. 'I'hird Row: J. liown. I.. Hanson, F. Dam-nberi.:. XVI. Dykstra. C. Zimnivr, H. l.nug, N. Gensvn. I. Brooks-lic. E. Brink, P. Rankin, W. Svhippcrs, M. Lindberg. M. Roskamp. V. Ilenipsoy. E Wvzn-man, R. Roth. li. Titus, G. Hudson. N. Smoes. -I. Preston, l'. Metzlcr. liourlh Row: I., Dc Can, .l,. Fnrlson. H. Eisl-n, H. Jakvway. G. Gillespie. R. liudemn. T. llrzivlil R. -Iudd. lb. Hudson, .I. Svssions, li. Bird. K. l'iilll'llllK'l'2l1ld. G, Cross, R. Miller, K. Lzulg, .X Boyd. R. Zlllllll9l'lIl1lll. I-'ifth Row: G. Andi-rson. IC. Bolks, F. I-Ellis, R. llzun. ll. Zvinslrzl, R. S14-fl:-n. R. Snyder. I.. Gvn- son, R. Wnnmunalki-i', G. Cook. I'. Cook. C, Goul, M. Spencer, G. Wiersmzi. G. C11-:1g0l'. ll llnrulorf. D. llc-nth. J. lilwlgl. E'v.ff1111w1 Tho F'i'c-rhmzin Class brgzin thc school yezii' with Lin ohrollniont of 97 siiiclohls Wo hzivr- tzikvn ai lzirgv part in the activities of 'tho sc-Eiool including Bihli Sluciy. Alhlclics. Dmmzitics. Glu' Club. and OI'CllQSil'2l. Wu also stood high in thc- IllZlf.f2lZll'lC sales and the bond di'ix'f'. Robfrt Iiudu :xizi was high salesman for the school in thc- bond drivo Thi- ofiin-:ws of our class uw: PV1'Fid4'Ui Rfihwt N'Ioflrle'1'm:in Vll'l Pl'l'51dQ'Ylt . Clzirycc Rfmuboom S CVU1Ul'Y RCliDl'1'lll Titus TI'L'z.sl1roi' Tom Gurxolloni First Row: B. Zimmerman, B. Palma, J. Mulder, T. Murray, F. Bleckley, P. McLellan, J. Murray, B. Lieflers, M. l.au'hmzin. Second Row: Mrs. Vandvrhyde, J. De Mott, E. Dracht, B. Wierenga, L. Park, P. Albrecht, V. Klinge. A. Dykstra. J. McLellan, S. Marshall. G. Ritz, H. Dnnenberg, l.. Reishig, M. Welton, R. Boer. Third Row: W. Cheyne, M. Walt, C. Steffen, A. Sprik, L. Kirkbride, S. Posthumus, M. Zuidemn. S. Ruthven. M. Brink, V. Burns, M. Gunnemzln. B. Short. R. Bulthuis, H. Rush. Fourth Row: G. Dykstra, M. Rosliamp. J. Murrow. C. Streeter. N. Knapp, R. Ric-kc-rl, li. Vokal, .l. Guru-r. M. Potgeter, A. Bouchard. lllll.0I' H zlglz The Junior High Department bridges the gap bewecn elemvntary and suc- imndary methods of education. The pupils have study hall periods the same as the high school students. but, since most of the instruction is still given by only one instructor. they retain much of the same close teacher pupil relationship of the elementary grades. Our Junior High has forty-eight pupils enrolled in grades seven and uighl. Miss, Rachel Boer is the teacher and Mrs. Elizabeth Vanderhyde is principal of this department, Class officers of the Seventh grade are: Pl'95ldl'm. Perrv MflL'LGll2iIl V1C9'P fS1d0m .Freddie Bleckley S'-lC1'0l3l'y J - Barbara Lciffors T1'Q21Fu1'G1' e Adeiii- Porter The Eighth grade officers are: President . ., Tom Murray Vice-President , BCM., Palma Sf'C1'9i31'Y V . . , Barbara Zimmerman Treasurer . Jocclyn Murray A sL'l'l0llS lmfiin-M Ihix , intvi'pi'c'tim: lziwx of thi lzmcl. O! What ll'l'1'L1LlliIl' rlllllll'N --nmnx. Finding mil nvw lhingx za b 0 u t huinvinaikinig, Cnrolim-2' Aint ziin1 :i wrvrrl In way. Figuuw, ll1.llll'l'w! 'l'lw5 i'v clrivingg nw CIZIIX! Sufi-cl witlmnt 1-i'i'm .' Impof Nihlcl H0 grafpf il lirmly hy llu' lui! Such mimla :if thvw lnnkv scim-lice' pi'og1'1-M, GL-mnvlry - xvlu-rv wc learn nhuul things frfnn all singles. Oui' agi'icul1ui'ials ul' lu- morrow. Tod und Vic arc making p.:i'vzit plana. its ACTIVITIES W-MH amy Seated: D. Steffen, 0. Taylor, J. Buth, R. Modderman. Second Row: H. Holmes, H. Murray, M. Gordon, L. Rozeboom, F. Garzelloni. B Kennedv R Titus. Burk Row: Miss Strecter, D. Vander Zyl, D. Vannatter, R. Laug. S. Ristau, C. Rwzeboom Wlr Altenburg. Student Cowzril The Student Council is ma-de up of the class officers of the senior high school. This organization meets to discuss, with the super- intendent, matters which involve the student body. Officers elected at the Flrst meeting are: Don Stef- fens, president, Mona Gordon, vice-presidentg Luella Rozeboom, secretary: and Burton Rankin, treasurer. One of the most successful school parties of the year was .sponsored by the student council. First Row: T. Schipper, M. Lottermnn, K. Ludf-ma, 0. Taylor, J. Crouse. G. Hall, M. Breen. R. llecksel. W. Easterly. Second Row: D. Danenberg, B. Bnway. J. Roth, F. Schmidt, H. Sprik. M. Shears, H. Sheridan, K. Vvnema, M. Wolbrink, A. Lintjer. 'l'hird llow: H. Murray, P. Reed, l-Z. Rozc-ma, H. Holmes, M. Gordon, L. Rozeboom. N. Kirkhride, V, Crnll. 0. Shears. H. Harmsen. luurth Row: D. Mez-rman. D. Wezvman. M. Breen, S. Dennis. B. Baldus, J. Ray-Jones. R. Van Weelde. C. Kramer. B. Jarkowske. Swzior Drzzmzzfif Club The Senior Dramatic Club has had a very successful year. PL'l'lvOI'lllilllCL'S were given before the Junior Dramatic Club. thc high school .assembly and the speech class. One of the most interesting plays presented was Spreading thc News by Lady Gu-gory. This was given for the P.T.A. Birthday Dinner. Officers of the Club arc: President ....... .. ..... Joan Crouse Vice-President Owen Taylor Secretary Delores Frost Treasurer . . ,,,,,, Gem-ge Hall AdV1'501' Mrs. Altenburg S:-ated: D. Van Der Ploeg, M. Lotterman, H. Holmes, ll. Sheridan, R. Van Weelde, B. Rankin. Soc-ond Row: Mrs. Altenburg, R. Hodson. A. Waldie, J. Ray-Jones, M. Wolbrink, H. Murray, I'. Kramer. Third Row: E. RUZDIIIH, H. Bar, V. Crall, R. Ackerman, J. Busman, D. McCue, B. Anvy. Swzior Play Strictly Confidential , the annual dramatic offering of the Senior Class, was prescntzyd April 10 and 11, before a capacity crowd. The play presented a merry, mad, mix-up of misunderstanding and surprises in the lives of the Rowland family. The action centered around the activity of .VIrs, Weatherby-Gall, the lRow1and'S cook, Members of the play cast were: Harold Sheridan, Audrey Waldie, Ruth Van Wevldv. Dorothy Thurkettle, Marilyn Wolbrinlk, Don Vander Ploeg, Joanne Ray- Jones. Harriet Murray, Helen Holmes, Marvin Lotterman. and Burton Rankin. The students on the business committee were: Bob Ackerman and Vivian Crall. Advertising Managers, Junior Busman and Dolores McCue. Stage Managers: Helen Bar and Edith Rozema, Property Managers: Harvey Otterbein. House Man- age: Jack Reitsma and Betty Jackowske, Head Ushers: Cora Kraker, Ruth Hodson, and Betty Aney, Make-up Artists. The play was ably directed by Mrs. Altenburg. who is the dramatic teacher in school and the person to whom much credit for foe success of all our plays should be given. first Row: G. Hall. M. Gordon, 0. Taylor, N. Kirkbride, B. Baldus. M. Breen. Second Row: D. Sheridan. M. Shears, J. Crouse, M. Breen. L, Rozeboom, D. Meerman, D. Han- - l I- Nl - Ut b son. .. ..m:. i rs. f ,en urg. 'lhird Row: R. Herksel, B. Buway, D. Laarman, T. Schippers, T. Dracht, S. Dennis. F. Mitchell. zzzzior C 11155 Play On the evenings of November 7 and 8, the Coopersville High School auditor- ium was the scene of a top performance cnltitled Western Union Please, the Jun- ior Class Play. The action of the play revolved around Danny Daley, the head of the fam- ily who, through his love for a unifoim, kept his family in constant suspense. The abrupt remarks of an irritable important Aunt Aurora, brought unsuppressed laughter from the audience. The cooperation of the cast and the capable direction of Mrs, Altcnburg made this one of the most successful plays given at Coopersville High School. The cast included the following: Danny Daley ............................. ......... ............. O w en Taylor Mrs, Daley ...., ,,.. . ,, Norma Kirkbride Alice ......................... ............,., M ona Gordon Aunt Aurora .,,,..,...., .... B ernardean Baldus George Graybill ,,,,,., ...,.,........ G eorge Hall Hal Stoddard ....... .......... ....,..,. M e lvin Breen Mr. Thaddeus Taylor ..,,. .,.,..... F red Schmidt George Gilluper ........,... ...... . ,, Deane Hanson Brean Foly ..,,,,,,.....,..., .......,...,.... H ubert Sprik Melinda Hicks ,,,,, Betty Egington ..., Gertrude Grim .,,.,. Messenger Boy ..... . Rose ,,,,.... .i.,.,.,... , ,.,..,,.. . Louella Rozeboom Joan Crouse Marjorie Breen Merlin Shears Dorothy Meerman Juniors who assisted in the staging of the play were: Business Manager ...........,.,,.,.....,..,.......,...... Doris Laarman Advertising Manager ,..... ......,.., R uth Hecksel Property Manager ............,,,,.....,,.....,.......,,,, Shirley Dennis House Manager .......,...........................,.....,,, Ted Schipper Head Ushers ,..,,.,...,,.... Thurlene Dracht, Bernice Buway Stage Manager ,....................,....................,... Ferris Mitchell Make-up Ai'tists ................,,,,.....,................ Donna Sheridan Lois Laug, Delores Frost lfirst Row: J. Sessions, P. Rankin, G. Cook. J. Buth, M. Walt, C. Jesser, B. Kennedy. P. 0'Brien, D. Hendrickson, W. Schippers, D. Sheridan. Second Row: l-Z. Zimmer, G. Hanson, F. Bar. B. Styburski. R. Zuidema, R. Zimmerman. L. Bird. T. Garzelloni. W. Venema. E. Wezeman, M. Porter, L. Hutchins, Mrs. Altenburg. l'hird Row: L. Metzler, B. Schwander. A. Scott. G. Zylstra. C. Kloosterhouse. R. Metten, B. Short. I. Taylor, M. Ruthven. C. Reister. J. Davidson. Fourth Row: S. Ristau. M. Schmidt, L. Ossewaarde, M. Roskamp. F. Rush, H. Lang, S. Hilton, M. Lindberg, J. Dowling. M. 0'Brien, J, Ten Brink, D. Bolks. 8 lllll.0l' Dl'IIllIdfl.f Club The Junior Dramatic Club is composed of members from the ninth and tenth grades who are interested in tdramatics. A number of interesting plays were presented during the year. The most outstanding were Hats , The Silver Lining, Justice a la Rimef' The oflicers chosen for the year are as follows: President , .. .... . ,.,.,... ,, Betty Kennedy Vice-President ...,. .... . Carl .lesser Secretary ,, . .,,,, Mary Ann Walt Treasurer ,, ,.... ....., . Joan Buth Advisor . , Mrs. Altenburg Hrsv. Rcw: R. Titus. T. Haystead. E. Zimmer. A. McCarthy. C. Kramer. J. Grasman, M. Wol- brink. B. Kennedy. J. Ray-Jones. W. Schippers. J. Titus, D. Danenberg. second Row: B. Aney. A. Lintjer. J. Koning. ll. Holmes, A. Waldie, J. Gorter, R. Gavin. C. Reister. R. Metten. C. Kloosterlmuse. D. Sheridan. M. Walt. G. Phillips. M. Porter, I. Tay- lor, L. Metzler, Miss Maier. Third Row: B. Styburski. D. Meerman, D. Wezeman. P. Recd. R. Hoban, B. Schwander, R. Fabian. D. McCue, E. Rozemii, H. Bar, H. Lang, L. Rozeboom, N. Kirkbride. 0. Shears. S. Burgtorf. .l, Roth. l'ourtl1 Row: B. Bnwzxy. M. Ruthven, D. Gillhespy. D. Mengel. C. Reister. S. Hilton. M. Breen, S. Denn's. M. Lindberg, R. Van Weelde. H. Harmsen, B. Baldus. R. Adema, J. Dowling, I. Johnson, G. Ruppert. Girly' Glec' Club The Girls' Glee Club is composed of 63 members this year. The Club meets every Monday and Wednesday during eighth hour. under the direction of Miss Nlaier. Ollene Shears is the accompanist. During the year the Glee Club formed a Sextette which has sung on various occasions. Members of this group are: Ruth Van Weelde. Marilyn Wolbrink, Luella Rozcbooin. Audrey McCarthy, Joanne Ray-Jones. and Joyce Grasman, substituted by Dorothy Wezeman and Charlotte Reister. The Spring Concert was a big event of the year. The officers for the Glee Club were elected as follows: President . .,.. .. .... Marilyn Wolbrink Vice-President ,,,, Audrey McCarthy Secretary .... . . ..... Joyce Grasman Treasurer Betty Kennedy Librarian .... Cora Kramer Boyf' 0 llI1l'1'Uf Standing: D. llenrickson, D. Steffen, F. Schmidt, M. Shears. S1-zltn-dz .l. Busmzln. accompanist. G17-lf' Smurf Sf-ated: M. Wolbrink, D. Wezeman, 0. Shears, L. Rozeboom. Standing: A. McCarthy, R. Van Wvclde, J. Ray-Jones, J. Grasmnn, C. Rvislvr. Miss Mnivr. Girls who sang in the soxiette at difTerQnt times wcrc Chosun from thu' above f cwup. Ollom- Shears was our zxccompamst. L-E: 56 EE P53 95.3 L1 D-uf U18 -5 '13 gb. 82 9 . gn P32 .fli 3. EO if N MU Q3 In . gr: Ee -In 22 is :P En: ia M3 'na E. .CID 2 SE 25 BQ. EO 3:1 -IL. 'E J uf 1- 5 I Q N O I 2 uf D- 1:1 T.: .I in ci fi .:: 3 nd si as E Q Il .- as Q 2 Q li 1: as I 3 J L- I .D I U Z I N -1 I 5-6 E UI me 51 U ni Q - Fa N H i va .- 5 I I U +- C 0 L- U 6 SE EE :- aa 2 Z 2 J C15 ea E o o Q 2 E5 N I vu nu ul I- 2 gui I III 'E .CI 0 ll! I.: II? I ld I .i E o o .n -2 I Q? ef :J 1- N 91 ...C U2 2 :E GJ N E5 2 .2 O 8 -6 is O O -I tl! 4 L5 J UI 0 P 4 in W E-1 ni .: ..: :E O a .- E ui ll 1 hertz F -x enty W I of thirty-five members- osed 3 O U fn :Ts GJ Pu T .-C .J G5 s-4 .J U5 GJ .C 9 O ,-4 O O .C :J ul 5 O GJ GJ ,qw P5 Q52 gs.. POM 50 Qu: ge we GJ.-. -13 Q15 D2 3.3 5-4 mc.: -3.5 mm Ewa 25,5 .Jmffj ul Ecu E24 :HES C s.. rugsmn 5352 :ESEED4 23,3 LU E -gm ogg: gpg 35 FCC :wx Fins .CJQQ Clin: ,C cu ' 3 E ..- O Eli CJ G at al stiv May Fe 3 d te presen We 10 ay OnM S. 5 -Q E 5 C. Tu .2 V1 3 E 73 'U cu Q4 UI .E .Q 53 U 'U C N CJ 2 DL 55 .. 4-w In GJ .C U L4 O 'U C CU E5 H Q-3 U, GJ .G 9 O 'ff HI ... 2 O U1 5, ,Q CZ QJ .Z DD ED 5 3 Sf' 5 ,Q E : 1: E U GJ O. U: ,ci .2 .C 3 'Cf an E -Q E O U ,Q :S E 1 F H Q-2 In E CJ .-C +-a L4 Q VI 2' cv .CZ E fd el oi an E bu .D 'cs Q2 TZ 2 4: X Q2 In C5 3 .2 :P O E .. u: LU r: GJ EQ 41 C O Q. m with which some mus c ,.-1 dollars was raised enty-five und tw YO ram. A mental pxog .J .CI DD I5 O ,O m C1 5 S BTO- HH UI' 3 O ui U-'I O .E C O L: ca .EI C cu 917 .- o -. ra .. C li Fl L' U1 .E .. C GJ C cl! E cs 9 7 cu .C o I-1 r-1 S.. CJ CL 2 AUT 3 E .E 1-3 Ill Q . 1-29. gm C5 .r-1'-1 C EL D150 So Q-s.. G25 .C '-'Q 'Q-Q Q..-. CQ,-. 25' U-,-. .ES OO HP' First Row: R. Noppert, A. Pamer, T. Schippers, L. Langeland, H. Eisen, F. Anderson. Second Row: W. Bulson, R. Miller, L. Anderson, J. De Mott, N. Nanninga, Mr. Dalgleish, F. Goll, L. Stroven, L. Langeland, L. Carlson. 'Ihird Row: E. Stromberg, 0. Bennett, W. Barbrick, B. Brown, D. Miller, D. Sheridan, G. Volle- ma, W. Bouwkamp, C. Cook. l-'ourth Row: M. Lang, L. Werly, V. Carlson, H. Styburski, K. Wolbrink, F. Bouwkamp, G. Peter- son, H. Zeinstra. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. The specific purposes for which this organization has been formed are as follows: 1. To develop competent, aggressive, rural and agricultural leadership. 2. To create and nurture a love of country life. 3. To strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and their work. 4. To create more interest in the intelligent choice of farming occupations. 5. To encourage members in the development of individual farming pro- giams and establishment in farming. 6. To encourage members to improve the home and its surroundings. 7. To paiticipiate in worthy undertakings for the improvement of agriculture. 8. To develop character, train for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism. 9. To participate in cooperative effort. 10. To encourage and practice thrift. ll. To encourage improvement in scholarship. 12. To provide and encourage the development of organized rural recrea- tional activities. F. F. A. officers elected for the year are as follows: President .............................. .. ...,....... .,.. L ester Langeland Vice-President ,..,. ....... F red Anderson Secretary ..... ..... . ,, Andrew Pamer Treasurer ..... Harold Eisen Reporter ........ Ted Schipper Sentinel .... ..... P aul Van Dyke First Row: T. llaystcari. I-I. Zimmer, C. Kranu-r. R. Hnban, R. Vvnvma, W. Venema. Sr:-ond Row: S. Bum-liard, C. R1-isle-r. I-2. Mitchell, N. Aker, R. Fabian, I. Johnson, B, Styhurski, Mn. Vander llvdc. Third Row: I'. Taylor. B. Waldron, I.. Vander Laan, T. Dravht, J. Hayslead, M. Svhnlitll, R. Zul- d0lllll. T. Albrvrlit. H 01110 Ez' Club Tho Hnmc Fc Club bcgan tho yvar by joining hands wiih thc F. F, A, in fpunszmiing the Community Fair. Throughoul thv your the girls hclpcd to prepare and survo thv fund for the various social events. In January. thc club picparcd fond for thc P, T. Afspnn- sorcd suppr-r honoring the athletes of our school. On March 21 thc girls prcparrcl and sorvvd thc banquet sponsored by thc F. F. A. Bvginning in late November and continuing throughout the year, thu incin- bors of the club sold milk during the lunch hour, tlicrcby supplementing the lunch- us of thusv who atc at school. Thr club contributed to the Rvd Cross fund. and to bvncfii future Homc E20- nnmic nivmbcrs, il placed twelve' nvw books in thc Homv EC Library. Ofliccrs for the your woroi PM-siclvrit .. ..,., . .. Hclvn Bar Vice--Prcsidvnt . ,, Dvlnrvs MCCUO Secretary .. . . .... Cora Kramer Trvasurcr . ..... Ruth Hnban Rl'IJOI'Ul1' . . , Wilma V4-ncma Aflvism' . .... Mrs. Vanclvrhydc First Row: H. Sheridan. R. Ackerman, J. Morrison, E. Collrtadc. R. Roman. H. Eisrn, J. Bllhlnlll Second Row: D. Dam-nberg, P. Reed. D. Gillhespy. H. Holmes, B. Jackowskc, .l. Knning, M. Wol brink. B. Ana-y, Mrs. Kern. Third Row: H. Murray, M. Fromholz. R. Venemzi. .l. Ray-Jones. R. Van Wee-ldv, C. Kramer, I Grzisman. D, Mcngcl. I-I. Rozema. C0llllll6'l'l'lr1! Club Thc Commercial Club is for Seniors only. Its purpose is to teach us ina 'xt-rs for dross, busincss and everyday living. It also points out many annoyin :iubits ot' which wc arc unconscious hosts. Thc club mects thc first Monday of every month with a new group talkin 1 4-nttrgc ot' thc program cach timc. Mrs. Kern is advisor of our club which c. 1 bl4 5lX ts ot thirty-fivc me-mbcrs. Tho officcrs elected at.thc first meeting , , M, President , Vicc-President , ,. , Secretary Rogcr Whitman , Kcnt Hzxystcad Betty Aney Audrcy Waldic Sgt. at Arms New clcctions wcrc hcld in February to fill vaczincics which oc ui' our scniors lcft for sc-rvicc. Thc ncw officers wort-1 Betty Aney , , ,,,,,, , Prcsidcnt Marilyn Wolbrink .. Vice-Prcsidcnt Edwin Courtzidc Sgt. at Arms XK'i'l'UI currcd wh First Row: H. llolmvs. R, ixl'kl'l'IIlillI, M. l.0llQ'l'l'l'l1llI. M. Fromholz, E. Roscma. R. Van Wveldv. B. .lalrkuwske-. Si-cond Row: H. lYllll'l'llX, .-X. Wzlldlo, D. nll'flll', D. Thurkvtllv, R. Hudson, J. Ray-Jones, V. Burl:- wvll. M. VVnlbrink. J. Ktlllillg. Third Row: ll. Slim-ridzm. D. Van lk-r Ploeg. Misa Slrevler. R. Roman. D. Steffen, H. Risen, l.. l.ang0lnnd. Library Club Tho Library Club vvus organized at thc bvginning of the year with Miss Slim-lm-1' :is our advisor. Twenty-five sc-nlorg joinvd the club. They elected the iollowing as their oflicursi Prcsidcnt .,.,,.. ,, Robe-rl Ackerman VlC:,'-PI'L'5lClCllt . , .....,.,, Edith Rozema Srcivlary , ,, , ,.... Marian Fromholz TI'L'LlSU1'C1' H .....,.... Marvin Lolterinan The Library has boon greatly increased through lhc gifts from the Class ol '44 Lind from thv Lillie, Treat, and Nixon libraries. Seated: Mrs. Plant. I.. Reitsma, I.. Lang, T. Murray. M. Gordon. L. Rozeboom, J. Crouse, P Mc-Lellan. M. Porter. Second Row: B. Kenn .. . . . J. Busman. I.. Bartholomew. M. Dykstra. R. Ludema. M. Walt. I. Taylor. Third Row: F. Danenberg. J. Gorter.. C. Rozeboom. J. Ray-Jones, D. Reitsma M. D N , Qnleestcr, G Ludema. D. Henrlckson. P. Rankin. J. Ten Brink, J. Buth, K. Kammeraad. edy. H. Murray, B. Jackowske, R. Holmes D Heith R. Roskamp, J. Lown Brolzm Siqjf The Bronco this year has been a very successful production. Six numbers were issued duiing this year. Much credit goes to our advisor. Mrs. Plant. The prospects look good for next year because many freshmen and sopho- mores are on thc staff. The Bronco provides good experience for all who work on the staff and for other students who Write material for our school paper. - Mona Gordon. scaled: N. Nanninga. J. Koning, L. Strovcn. R. Venema. D. Van Der Ploeg. J. Grasmzm, J. Bus- man. Rev. Ruzeboom. Second Row: E. Mitchell, S. Dennis. J. Dowling. R. Adema, J. Ten Brink. l-I. Brink, R. Vent-ma, W. Venenia, W. Schippers. T. Dracht. V. Walcott, L. Rozeboom. Tlilrd Row: R. Titus, J. Davidson. D. Bolks. D. Wezeman, D. Meerman. E. Wezeman. M. Breen. H. Lang, M. Roskamp, R. Metten, M. Wzill, C. Kloosterhouse. J. Titus. Fourth Row: R. Ludema, D. Bolks. M. Van Der Plocg, W. Kots, W. Bouwkamp. K. Ludema. M. Breen. D. Hendrickson, E. Bolks, M. Dykstra, K. Kammeraad. 817216 Study There were fifty students enrolled in the Senior High School Bible Class this year. We met every Thursday afternoon from 3:20-4:00 o'clock. Our instructor. Reverend Rozcboom, led us in the study of the Book of Acts. One of the high- lights of the year was colored slides which illustrated the lessons which we studied. Reverend Rozeboom presented a Bible to the student having the neatest workbook. Another prize was presented to the person having the best attendance. We would like to exlpress our appicciation to the officials of the school for allowing this class to be held. - Dorothy Wezeman. Seated: M. Welton, V. Kling, B. Z'mmerman. Standing: M. Gunneman, R. Shert, P. McLellan, A. Sprik. ' zzzzior Hzgh 817216 Stung The Junior High Bible study class met every Thursday afternoon under the direction of Reverend Niles. The study for this year was The Book of Acts. The teacher txied to keep in mind th-at religion is caught not taughtg that the most important thing inwstudying the Bible with children is to try to foster :md not kill their interest in spiritual things. JYTIJLETICS Q' mN QjO!xx, Q fitlzletzkf The A in athletics stands for ambition - ambition to be the best possible player in one's position on the team. The T in athletics stands for training - the first requisite of any athlete. The H in athletics stands for 'honesty - honesty to one's self and one's teammates. The L in athletics stands for loyalty - loyalty to team and to school. The E in athletics stands for eli-giwbility - without which an athlete is valueless to his team. The T in athletics stands for trustworthiness - a trait all good athletes possess. The I in athletics stands for improvement - which is always observable in good athletes. The C in athletics stands for courage - courage to do the thing that is right regardless of how the game is going. The S in athletics stands for stick-to-it-iveness - the best trait in any athlete. I , ' - . Seated: H. Holmes, R. Ackerman. Standing: Mr. Pounder, H. Otterbein, M. Gordon, Mr. Altenburg, Miss Streeter. Aflzlefif A,v50fz'zziz'01z Sportsmanship is that quality of honor that desires always to be courteous fair, and respcctful. and it is interpreted in the conduct of players. spxectators coaches, and school HLlthOlitiCS.'7 - Fielding H. Yost. A 3 O It -u x: 0 D F. Vander orterbein, ullln, H. E U E J Morr son. Reitsma. L. eest ' cr, M ea Q af: BD 25 -If L. 2 G U 6.5 -S N 1- Q nl as 'U B. I III Z uf ev .- ui 41 D O 5- bb ,B Bic L? O VI li: rf rd as J Football Forty-five can-didates reported for the first football practice, September 4th, Prospects for a good team did not l-ook es-pecially good. Only two veterans, Don Vander Zyl and Harvey Otterbein, returned from l44's team and Vander Zyl was injured during the second week of practice. September 21st, Sparta invaded Coopersville to take a close decision 7 to 0. The next week the Broncos dropped a 7 'to 6 decision to the Muskegon Heights Re- serves during a rainstorm. October 5th, the Broncos played Comstock Park to a 0 to 0 deadlock. Neither team threatened. On the l2'th, Coopers-ville journeyed to Zeeland where they lost a free-scoring game 19 to 18. At Hudsonville, the following week, the Broncos were snowed un-der 313 to 6. October 24th, the Muskegon Reserves defeated the Broncos 27 to 7. November 2nd, the Broncos returned home to defeat Cedar Springs 19 to 13, for the only Coopersville victory of the season. On the 9th, the season was con- cluded when Coopersville traveled to Muskegon to drop a 38 to 14 game to a pow- erful St. Mary's eleven. Although the record books show a very poor season's record, the 1945 seas-on has been a success in many respects. First, much ability has been brought to the front. Second, many players were shifted to positions to which they were better suitedid Third, one team member, Don Vander Zyl, placed on the All-League team as tac e. A115316 are his to a 47 X tam First Row: B. Rankins, D. Steffen, F. Vander Laan, F. Garzelloni. Second Row: L. Buway, G. Laug, D. Schmelling. R. Laug. D. Sessions, Coach Pounder. Flfff Team Baflfcibflll Coach Pounder's boys opened the 19415-46 season on the home court against the North Muskegon ,five and were defeated 43-36. Our first league tilt was at Cedar Springs where we won an overtime thriller 34-32. Our team this year finished in fourth place in the Ken-Owa league with 6 victories and 5 defeats. The team felt very greatly the loss. of Vander Zyl and Whitman who left for the Navy in the middle of the season. The last week of our basketball practice was spent in getting the tournament tram in shape. The Broncos drew East Grand Rapids for their first game. The final score was 49-23, in favor of East Grand Rapids. The season's scores were as follows: UQ fu N Nov. North Muskegon 43: Broncos Q bl Dec. Cedar Springs 32: Broncos Dec. Kent City 173 Broncos Dec. Sparta 19: Broncos Jan. Hudsonville 23: Broncos Jan. Comstock Park 3 Broncos Jan. Cedar Springs 34: Broncos Jan. Sand Lake 21: Broncos Jan. Sparta 1 Broncos Jan. North Muskegon 1 Broncos Jan. Hudsonville 1 Broncos Feb. Comstock Park 3 Broncos Feb. Kent City 3 Broncos Feb. Zeeland 3 Broncos Burton Rankin e-'Q' .29 First Row: T. Gnrzelloni, R. Steffen, W. Bouwkamp, M. De Meester, R. Roman, E. Courtade, D. Vannatter. H. Surik, l-I. Niles, J. Czinder. SL-cond Row: J..Sessions. R. Roskamp, G. Cook, R. Snyder, R. Noppert, C. Sprik, D. Hanson, 0. Taylor. L. Titus, I.. liutholomew. Second Tezmz Bafkefball The second team had a very good season record. They won 10 victories and only suffered 4 defeats. This would seem to indicate that there is some very good material on the second team for next year's team. Don Sehmelling was the outstanding player for the Little Broncos. In the latter part of the season he was shifted 'to the first team where he also played good ball. The sophomores and freshmen also have several likely-looking candidates. Rich Steffen looks as if he might be able to put his height to some advantage this coming year. All in all. the prospects for having a winning year in C. H. S. next year look very bright. -Burton Rankin. fieatedz H. Holmes, M. Gordon, C. Kramer, R. Van Weelde, T. Dracht, R. Hodson, L. Laug, L. Rozeboom. Standing: P. Haystead, B. Waldron, L. Vander Laan, Miss Streeter, R. Venema. D. Thurkettle, P. Taylor. I. Johnson, J. Crouse. Girly' Bzzflfeffzfzll With the opening of the '46 basketball season, our prospects for a champion- ship team did not look so bright. However, when the girls said they could win, they meant it, for 'th-at is just what they did. Results of the season: 1. Dec. 14-Started the season off with victory ove-r Alumnae 28-7. Kramer scored 14 point.s. 2. Dec. 18-Sparta. 'C'ville squads first and only -defeat. Score, 20-9. 3. Jan. 3-lHudsonville journeyed to Coopersville, only to be defeated. Score, 16-7. 4. Jan. 8-Comstock Park. Laug saved the game by making a basket in the last half. Score, 13-11. This was the first time in five years that the C'ville girls defeated Comstock on Comstocklsi floor. 5. Jan. 25-lSparta travelled to Coopersville to be defeated in a close game. Score, 12-11. Gordon became heroine of game by making an overtime free shot. 6. Jan. 31-Coopersville played another victorious game at Hudsonville. Score, 22-13. 7. Feb. 8'-Comstock Park faced defeat with the C'ville girls scoring an easy victory. 3S'core,16-6. 8. Feb. 151-IRed Cross Benefit game. Played with Alumnae. Score, 16-10. 9. Feb. 211-1Our last game at North Muskegon was really extraordinary. With expert guarding and hot on the basket forwards, the score rolled up to 34-3, our favor. Kramer made 17 of the points. t Co-captains for the '45-46 girls' basketball team are: Cora Kramer and Ruth Hodson. Fine team work and cooperation with Coach Streeter resulted in 8 victories and 1 defeat for the C'ville girls. -Ruth Hodson. x A 9 tj? Kneeling: R. Ham, E. Courtade. R. Laug. D. Vannatter, F. Vander Laan, D. Sessions, O. Taylor, Coach Pounder. Standing: D. Tasker, B. Spencer, L. Genson, L. Buway, M. DeMeester, W. Bouwkamp, I.. Reit- sma, M. Lnug. G. Hall. G. Laug. Bafebfzll Prospects look good in C'ville this year for another xy winning baseball team. The squad is composed mostly 1- I f 2' of Juniors and Sophomores. With a little experience K T 'ii they should turn in many victories. Q GX f 'fi ,xx 9 1 , A Fifty-five candidates reported to Coach Pounder's AB' SA Q first call. The schedule is as fallows: r -jx I 2 1 ij .jf N K J , I 'off AW April .,,,... ,. . At Greenville ' ,4A'mfMf' Apiil . Cedar Springs, here X N dt fl- ,J April . . . ,......., At Zeeland April , ,. .. ...,. At Sand Lake May ,,,.. At Comstock Park May ...... .. Ravenna, here 132 . 5 May ........... At Kent City 5 F fi . ff - s May ..., ,. Hudsonvllle, here Mlly ., ..,.... Sparta, here as g X Seated: W. Bulson. R. Bly, D. Sessions, D. Reitsma. H. Sheridan, D. Schippers, R. Holmes. Standing: Coach Pounder, D. Hansen, C. Cushway, F. Vander Laan, E. Courtade, K. Wolbrink G. Peterson, I.. Bartholomew. 7711 fi The track team has yet to prove their ability, but from all indications C'ville should rate very good in this spoit. On the squad we find Frank Vander Laan, Don Ses- sions and Ed Courtade. All three of these boys are outstanding athletes and will no doubt give a good account of themselves. Coopersville has won several Ken-Owa League Field Day championships, and another fine record is expected this year. F WifUpF Q Q54 CD-CJ fs gk. Q f' if Vpper left-Frank Vander Lann. Upper right-Dun Vannatter. lower picture, left to right: E. Courtade, L. Buway, F. Vander Laan, R. Laug, D. Vannatter 0. Taylor. I Y vi he Search for Knowledge Though men may pause, and profits drop, And dreary breaks the dawn,- The wheels of progress never stop, But still turn on and on- Propelled by those who never quit Their toil for human benefit. The search for knowledge. still is rnade Through troubled times. and bright- A search, that has forever paid Those men Who've sought the light: For, out of everything they sought Have always come new lines of thought New lines of thoufzht that point the way To some long-hidden key, Revealing things. whic'h-yesterday- It seemed could never be: Old keys, 'till then, that lay concealed- Old keys. that thinkers have revealed The doors that ignorance has blocked, New facts have opened wide. By study, they have been unlocked, Revealing wealth insideg The wheels of progress always turn For. every day-new facts we learn. -By Chas. S. 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Body Shop Wreclcs Rebuilt Body and Fender Repairing HOST BRUTERS I633 Leonzzrfz' Nt., N. PV. Grand Rfzpidy SUNOCO GHS .IND OIL Compliments of LISLE KIRKBRIDE Gravel, Sand, Stone, Building Blocks, General Trucking Phone 149R2 C. VANDER HYDE JEWELER Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry Expert Repairing 753 Leonard N. W. Grand Rapids, 4. Mieh. F W KENNED T G.f1'S, OIL, CO.f1L, HHRDIVJRE I. H. C. 11WPLEXWENTS, TRI-ICTORS Phone SFS, Alfvudzzle, Mi1'h. Cofnplizmfnls qf Coopersville Flour and Feed Mills Phone 5 H Hifi-5707261 C 01111041191 lJr'.figl1t?7'.f HHH, MIZ7ZlUI!lflZl7'1'7'I ff Sflzoof mm' Coffege f7mcelrv - Cfzpf - Trophivf Zlhffafx fzm1'Grfzzz'uzzfi0n 117l7l0ll7Zf6l1ll'?Il,f Iml'izz11ap0fi,r, lzzdizzfzfz Yewffferf In C00,m'r.fz'ifIv High Sahoof C. E. Boggf, Spefial Rf'prf'.rc11t1ztiz'f 'N - .gm ' . A , 1 '11 mhfcfr Maier Safes 1lliRCURY FORD LINCOLN IVOBILOII, 1WOBII.G.1.S' Nz6frzkzg's C10 Cm! ow? Cawzlzer C0411 Plmm' 328 Grzzmf lffmefl X Pham' .329 K . C011lfIff1lIL'I1f5 qf l 9 Dylcstra s Elevator Feed, Seeds, Fertilizer Custom Grinding and Milling Conlclin, Nlivh. Farmers Co-Operative Creamery Association Conklin, Michigan Over 31 years of satisfactory service to the Producer Seamafff Shell Serwke IVIILLER TIRES GENERAL REPJIRING Plmm, .50 Cankfin, llivh. O TTU ADE PL UIWBING .JND HEJTING DJ' YTON P UM PA' Phone 57 Conklin, Nifh. WY M' Complimenlx of A. D. COURTADE RED AND WHITE STORE Conklin. lllifhigmz l - X lg: HT? 5 X E 4 lt fl H Q The President and Officers of XX 5 T the Village of Coopersvllle 3 E ongratulate thersennor Class on R ' the PI'0dUCliOT1 of T ' jxgwwlif THE zENm-I I.ntllcr Mulder K N X' X -Frank Skeels Ralph Ilnll ' Q' Otto Wlnitrnun H Wayne Murray tl 5 S f C:1rrolI.ubben NY X X Plaines Hglt 4, Ralph Bennett ui? mul PARTS ACCESSORIES Simon VanderPl0eg Garage Service Phone 45 TIRES OILS Cozrzplizzzmfs of 70HN 12 MEERMAN I .VS UR xl NC E Plzmze, Qfffe, 7 Ra.ridcm'e 225 Compliments of Coopersville Cleaners F. Earl Haas, Prop. Compliment.: of Durham Hardware Co. Coopersville, Miclz. 066225 Sfzzdzbs M USKEGOAV, AIICII. Phone 26F4l.5 1'ORTR,41T.S' LV THE HOME Compliments of Kitcl1'n Coolfd Potato Chips Spring Lakr, .Mirlzigfzfz C0 mplimw1f.v of Cooperfwlle Hzlglz Salma! Bw Dl'ZT67'f 77111 rfilzffffw, ,fffczzdrzlv ?ov Przfmrz, Cofzlclin Peter AIt't'7'111!lH, Nzminz Cof1Jpfi111fl1f,f Qf Estl1er's Garage Get Top Prices for Your Livestock Donald Bekins and Ray Mclntyre, Auctioneers Sale Every Wednesday. Plenty of Buyers Accurate Weight Cash on Sale Coopersville Livestock Sales cull!! 266 Cflff JF21 Co Jzzplinzfntf rj HARR T HATSTEAD ELECTRIC AND GHS IVELDING Dwmimn, .Mich Phono, C00pr'r.r:'i!!e, 277193 Compliment: of Bennett's Garage Grnfrrzl .-luto fj1'c'l'hfllllll1g and Repairing Phono S6 Rlififffifl-CL, 236 Cc mpli111c11l.f of L. R6Ziff67' Complin1enl.f of FRED WINTERS Lfvnl .-into Parts Phillipf 66 Prorluflf DENN1 SON, M1 CH . Conzfliizrfnlf of A. E. BORNS Compliments of Dr. B. C..HelcI1uis C0n1plimz'nl.r of Philip E. I-ligley Barber Conklin, Alichigrm Elmer Myers Farm Equipment Washing Machines Serviced Phone 61 Conklin, blink. Complinlrnlx of Omer Davenport HILTOP DAIRY Phonic 59 Conklin, Alirlz. I M11Ix'E ffzzrgefzs offzvfzfzeer 7 Men J Store S13 lVe.rl Leomzid St., Grand Rapids, Mich. Tour Slzoppzhg Center ' EVERYTHING 1N'MEN'S CLOTHING FURNISHINGS, WORK CLOTHES . . . Cofzklzkz Reformed Clzurelz Rev. Geo. Chermak, Pafmr io., Churelz Srlzool, 10:00 a. 111. Alorning llforylzip, 11:00 a. m. Evening Wor.fhip, 7.-30 p. m. Bolfs Place lce Cream, Candy, Notions, School Supplies The Recreation Center of Conklin, Mich. Cozlzpfiuzcnfx Qf Charles G. Batson Conklin, Mirlz. if I wf r, Nl v Compliments of 0 sville Co-Operative S, I Coopersville, Michigan 5 W' fQ2Elevator Co. QQ E.vlabI1'.vl1fd 1380 L. 11' . SfIL'll7'.f, Plzblixhfr The Cooperwzlle Obferfver The Faxfest Growing Ilfeekly Newspaper in lVe.vtern M irlzigan .QUAL1 TY COMMERCIAL PRINTING Home News Abou! the Home Falkx 52.00 Per Yrar in Iwiclzigan 32.50 Par Year Outfiffe llfliflzigan 5 . ,tn 1 L , , 'f' -xr 75 tb M t,' f lv, Q N I V 2 we f 41 fi 2 J X . 1, 1 R X H 14' We fpw L ,br R K , NU 1 ,J . fuk ff N 1 W 71 4 f 1 X! V a, X I I V I ixffvliix mix, ft YQ M W, be -' C R X The Knowledge and Experience of this Bank are at your xService Your Best Recommendation a Bank Account SAFETY - SERVICE - COURTESY Coopersville State Bank Orgavzizvd in 1903 C. L. Y.-XN FRANK, PRESIDENT L. D. MILLS, YICE-PRESIDENT PAUL HAHN, CASHIER WAYNE MURRAY, AUDITOI Erwin Reister .llr'.Yz'ss Quality Products 171111170 54 cwlllllifllill, Jllich. C'mnpIin1f'11,ts of MIERAS SHOE STORE S41 Leonard St., N. W. Grand Rapids CUIlIIIll.IlIP7lfS of Walcott Elevator Feed and C rain Allmzflalr, illichigan fvUlII12llIlIC'IltS of Alkema's Grocery Lamont, llliclufgan Star Cleaners Clleaning X I,l'f'SSI'Ilg IJU9 Lmnard Grand Rapids HIUHAHU USSEWMRUE .lolzn Deere Inlplrwicllis Gfwmral ilIC'I'l'hC1lIClI.Sf' EUSZllIll1lI'Z,lIfIlll, ,llirhfgan PEAHLINE HAHIJWAHE Hardware - Lowe Bros. Paints Conde Milking Machines Crosley Appliances - Kasco Feeds General Repairing Aicetylene Welding IJIHHH' Allenrlalf' ,JFQI Pearlinfz l C0lII,1Jll'7lIPI7fS of George Harmsen Clcneral illefrrhazzdise l'l1mz0 g?6'1f2 I'earlinc', illrich. Conzplinzents of V. J. T asker DRUGS Plaone 50 Cooperswflle UKIIIIPIITIIIPIILS of DR. L. D. MILLS ClHJ1IC'l'Slf'lTHl', Michigan, CIIIIIPIIIIIIUIUS of Sehipper's Barber Shop Aflectric and Gas Welding Gl:'NE1?AL REPAIRING Wagons and Trailers Built to Order Illlo LUdema'S Welding Shop Phones .308 or 45 Coopersoille Compliments of Shook's Barber Shop Cooperszadlle, .Michigan M. McKinnon Harness and Shoe Shop Harness and Shoe Repairing Cbnzplinzents of Square Deal Hardware Phone 157 Cbopersville, hlichigan 0 f . ,x Uonzplimerzts of Dr. John A. Lown Compliments of Century Soda Bar Tastv Sandwiches of All Kinds Home Made Chili E Coffee and Soups 'Cf cREAM,QE?ZQv Hot Chocolate IVE WISH TU C'U,VGIfA TVLATE THE C'I..A1SS UF '46 We flmnlf you for your 1J!1fl'UI10gl' during this pas! year. , CENTURY ALLEYS A x, I . ' ' Eg,-: . ' ., N- K 0 OPEN BOWLING Friday, Saturday and Sunday A - X LEAGUE BOWLING Monday, Tuesday, Werlnesrlay and Thursday Four Alleys Bring Your Friends Phone 290 Mr. and Mrs. James Stathis Q inf 1 4 iff V ...f-ff' ff' -5 5 JI 5 1 ' If? fxl A'-, an ,- ,,Q2: ,I -L,:-QCP' 5221 3 gy 3 X X , e..--e l e 'ff l. fill' .f,fJ I' iff: Q.. Y ,'.. . 11 fi' f:1?2,.n:j'f'iQ' it--ii'- ll-N 1 154 5 915115 :. Sq lui, L, I in VF.. .- A rl F575 A151 YL I is L - 1, v- -i...,:,y . ir.-X-if Q - fill I 1' iQlfHi L ?fi l-lE ig Lfjw?:'g' illslffgi gf,-1 rs ei?-1-1'l1n11',-V-l S, l iflhflfli ' ,un -X will pr:-x - 'L+ N,-. If'-' P, E - New I wg 51 I 2 Fw-'-J?-12 N JK ' 'r w,E f - we ' 4 Q T, - ll iff . i V : are gene 1 fam - 'TU-7 'f'lflg5'ff2i4-1:3014 :lik I Fl' Q' il M 5 PT 31-5737-it ziigif? isJfps?-:f-wiefff-'l+ff1i1-fe+'1ii:fj,a1w 'V W. I 3 5-1 -- E l vi stll ei ' ' ' ..4 ee,ffe'ii1 Te f'- 'f 'TT-W 'A ' mr, . 4333- -5 . lN '3 .f: f 2U?2 Q 'E w-QTL-T ,T - 'M LOJL Century Theatre Congratulates the Class of '46 We wish to thank you for your patronage throughout ope you will continue to patronize our theatre. the past year and we h 1' A A lf' STAFF ALBERT HEFFERAN, Manager ELEANOR MCGINNIS, Cashier KENDALL C0 BRUCE Mosman, Floor Manager P ATTY RANKIN, ARLENE DAUGHERTY, Ushers RICHARD SNYDER, Publicity URSON, Pro jectionist W, NJN I. ry lj 'J fri' ll! M - 4' ' J gf ,I if ..-ff J f 0 fx V jf . f 0 - J fl fl V A .7 5 f I 6 .f .ff I 'W JV 'lf A U , . ' f I die s Z4WGM,,Food Market .2 Y f .1 ' 1 .X 9 f CQ94 LE7j1ifF00D SERVICE j I 76213-25 W. Ldfmard Phone 7-2647 Grand Rapids I ,Q ' if 'HJ ,J-'jj . l F C wx' - ? 1. Herrmann Bros. O11 Co. TIRES - BATTERIES SPECIALIZED LUBHICA TIUN - ACCESSORIES Phone 719235 Grand Rapids, 4, Jlich. C0mpl1f111ents of S C H OLS, The Florzst Phone 7-345.9 1330 Leonard St., N. W. Grand Rapids, Illieh HAG'E'S GIFT SHOP GIFTS UF DISTINCTION and GREETING CARDS 814 Leonard St., N. W. Grand Rapids, Mich. HTIWZ Barn., Recreation Grand Haven, Michigan Skating, Bowling, Gift Shop, Grille C0IIQQ'fllfllldli07l5 to ilu' Clay.: Qf '46 from lhc Fred llicflje Ffzuzily DeLz'!e Smzdwiflz Shop Grfmf! llaawz, Minh, Cooperwille Meat Market FRESH - SMOKED - SALT ILIEATS - POULTRY llarlry lfllllllllflgffll Gvorgr Nirubzmrl C'0111pli111w1l.v Qf DLZYJEN l?0fg6f67' .N'pringLake,Mifl1. GUM' L'ERf CE Phone 26133 Pmrfinc, Illiclz QQ QNMXZQ Compliment: W M E. ALBRE CH T Phono 203 Cffopwzwilfe GX A xx .. Q31 ff' fffA STU DY: F092 YQUL2 QWN CSCDCDID DV Afzzfogmphs M Jw Re armed Clzzzrelz Rev. G. 7. Rozeboom, Pastor Serz'iceJ at 9:30 zz. fu. and 7.-45 p. Nz. C. E. SOCIETIES Tnefdzzy Evening, 7:45 The .inrzztzzl Staj' take thiy opportunity to thrzfzle the Rdormed Clzureh for the kindlv ojer of the me of their auditorium for Barca- laureale Sermozzs during the past years. PLASTIC BINDING U. S. PATENT NU. 1,970,285 G. R.