Godwin Heights High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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Back Row- D. Baddcrs, B. Hull, C. Nicholson, J. Bravata 1Treas.1, R. Cooley, E. Hess, R. Bolt- house, B. Miner, D. Arranee lSec.j, P. Molesta 1Pres.5, C. Schooley, R. Fox, V. Gehrett, R. Becker. Front Row-J. Siple, B. Bishoff, R. Alaria, H. Schultz, E. Reed, S. Plantenga, Miss Barr, L. Bos, P. Day, E. Harder, L. DeMe:-rester, E. Peavey, A. Hopp. V. Siple. September :27 After repast Dear Di, Somewhat bored with conjugations of amo and square roots and other such nonsense, I let my mind drift while in session room third hour today, to pleas- anter matters. And to my surprise I found the impressive strains of Pomp and Circumstanee a fitting setting for my interlude. The notes poured forth from the cold air shaft - members of our young orchestra already practising to march the dignified seniors out of the institution. Looks as if Godwin halls might be ringing with something more than stu- dents' slang. Today marked the organization of the school orchestra under the direction of Miss Barr. The organization boasts twenty-seven instruments. Pat M olesta is the acting president, Doris Arrance, secretary, and Joe Bravata, treas- urer. I t meets three times a weelf, at noon. They plan to play for the Cantata at Christmas, for the junior play in April, and for the junior high operetta. Contata Ilrchestra

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8-2C History Club M. Stocking, L. Paxson, E. Boss. Front Row-H. Doan, B. Bishoif, J. Molcsta, H. Todd, B. Knapp, Mrs. Van Atta 0 Hull S Canheld, E. Hess, M. Robinson, P. Becker, D. Meyers lSec.D, E. Knup. Jan nary 5 Timz' to turn in Di, H avillyg 1lr'li1'c'rf'1l Girl, had one foot in hzvl ana' hoth vyvs c'lo.w'1l , when Kill Sis rushz'.s' in with l111n1lrf'1ls of qufvstions about a. report shi' is sclzzvlulrrl to gin' tomorrow in 8-,QC History Cltuh. For the first time, I n'g1'r'ttz'1l my sum mm' trip to Boston. Shi' c'w'tainly put mv through the thirll 1lc'grc'v. You svv, it SITIIIS that in Illrs. 1,11-7lf1ll!l,S lzistory class tlzvyhvv organlizvrl a club which 'lllllff-9 cz'w'y two wvvhw, and in which thvy c1'lr'ln'at1' 111c'111l11'1's' lIll'llIllII'If-9, rliscuss C'0lIll'lII1I0l'lll I,l news 1'z'4'r1ts, aml malfv special rl' ports on historical sulzjvcts. Sis must haw any SOIlZ'f'IIl.I'S of llistorival import which I hall c'ollz'z't1'1l in Boston, sincv thf' club is z'.s'pz'c'iall,11 i11tU1't'stc'1l in historival fl'lSlIlIl'If-9. Dill not succvvrl in rvally turning in 'til all my rlvsk had hc'c'nl turnvfl out as wall as bureau' rlrawvrs, svrap hooks, aml 11 utnzvrous bo.1'cs from thc flvpths of my ll0l-l00-'wfll-0I'glllliiifll Closvt. lVe1I , shi' got hw' man. - Sis, I moan M and hm' history club report - I ho pc. Extra Work Back Row--N. Bravata 1Trcas.b, M. Townsend, M. Marlatt tCur. Sec.l, B. Howard J Schouw C Cozzens 1V. Pres.l, H. Wilson 4,Pres.l, D. Kloostra, Z. Southwell. E. Blooro l Rassmusscn

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4 2.1, E A AC ..og.... . Ili-Y Back Row-D. McDonald, C. Todd, J. Paxson, R. Perry, G. Spencer, E. Thomas, H. Brink, R. Charon, R. Ralston, R. Elwe-ll, H. Devor, J. Saizcon. Front Row--Advisor Boersma, R. Abbott, C. Walstra, E. Hammerschlog, .l. I4-aths-rman, R. Baird 1Svc.l. H. Charon lPres.l, R. Wixson 11-Ion. Pres.i, A. Eitzun t'I'reas.D, J. Him-low QV. l'rus.b, R. Skinner. l l'1II'IlIII Ij 3 Nifrfinl 1' Dvar Di, Our Ili-Y nzrf dowlzfozwz fonighf, and zur' lzmrri an ilIfl'l'l'-Willy fallr by ll sna- fin' of JIIIIIFI1 ukzm. I 1' Sl'l'IIIS Ilmf lu' is in fhis l'0llIIfl 1,l for zfzlumfiomzl p1u'po.w's. II1' l1iff'11-lzilfvd lmn' fron: flu' zvvsf mast ami' is now afirmliny J .C '. as II prz'-rnz'1l. Affvr Iwo 'Ifl'III'S' sfzuly 11f'rr', 111' U-l'1ll'CfS In wzroll at flu' l'. of HI. I'm lnnlfing f'o1'zu111'1l fo this yz'ar's progranz. U'r rf' going fo IIIITI' sz'I'r'1'r1l nzvvfings as gzwsfs of ilu' YM. This 'winfvr 'wz'l1n7'1'Iu'1'fr1 in ilu' infw'-Hi-Y bas- lfrllzall 1'o111'11an1c'11I. IV4'lmz'4'1'z'f'v11fIyrf'1'1'iz'z'1Y our nafiorzal c'l1arff'r and mvm- brrslzip cwrzls. Our rvgulm' lIIl'l'ff7Ig8 ,lllZ'l' a'm1.sisf1'1I in lIiSC'IlSSillIIS of zcorlfl affairs, pvrsorzal problrms, and Clll'l'l'l1f z'z'f'ni.s. Clean-up 1 - , .. . 1 'Q