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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1946 volume:

mf,-1 , unazwngnm-uwsav-znuu-v.vn. ,L - VOLUME IX Qqxll 501050 mm s' H' f' Amfassouwgx Published by THE CLASS OF 1946 Godwin Heights High School Grand Rapids, Michigan C Hi,Iive1-ylwody . . . I I I Bet youlre wondering who I am . . . I'm Whole . You've . - wut m alwa s 7 here . . . Ilm everywhere . . . I never seen me before l I' 'm the spirit of Godwin. There's nothing I miss . . . the students . . . the faculty . . . itls all like a show. Nothin g is ever dull . . . action every minute . . . from September until -lune. The Seniors cap- tured me. 'llhey knew I had a million secrets . . . or more. No I V 7 , . 7 can t shale them all . . . only a few in The ltl'0ltv'1'im'. You'll notice I get around . . and Godwin, that's for mel Z 55 Z 7' I I .gs G 1 fbglupiv 1 9 f nl . 059,119 1 Table of Contents Introductory Section , Administration and Faculty . School Life . Seniors . Underclassmen . Clubs and Activities . Sports . . . 1 . 13 , 21 . 33 . 45 . 53 . 75 Q- with 5 MLW, ff ,sf --W' 6 Looks rather quiet and peaceful from the outside, without a soul in sight --but just Wait 'til you see What happens here -Y- Southwesi Doorway Airview 'Q Looking east Looking west A close-up r an Q lm.. 1 ,J ' lvl Q Qi '95 4 2.3-xl r...... Hoppy toilers C1 in on ei IIIOI' - ... QU if .I fm ' A .1 Q U 1 Lookwhtlfd th d ct tt .,., ve- showyou e 8 Gab Gallery What s on the sked today? 9 Who's next? Gertrude Rhoades D e d i c a t i o n it Hats Off To Woo1ey's right - Hats off to you, our advisor. We've shared so much together and we know it hasn't been an easy task for you. There seems no better way to show our appreci- ation for all the countless things you've done than to dedicate to you, our most cherished possession-The 1946 Wolverine. In you we've found an understanding friend whom we'll remember in all the years to come. The Class of '46 1 In Honor GF FRED BAKER Class of 1941 HAROLD BRINK Class of 1939 RICHARD LARSON Class of 1936 IOHN OLDFIELD Class of 1940 WINFIELD SAURMAN Class of 1934 CHARLES ISCHOOLEY Class of 1939 IOHN SCHOOLEY Class of 1941 NORMAN SWANSON Class of 1940 LOWELL WILLIS Class of 1939 THEY SOUGHT NOT GLORY BUT THEIR COUNTRY'S GOOD 4.1! A'f5'4- I f, , ff , if 1, 'iillr f ' X Administration and Faculty T Av if from me . . . tfzeyirc topx! Godwifff 'very ofwn. J .XXXN X XX lay Doxtator. President Frank Bartels, Treasurer School ,L ini Frank Rcxckett. Secretary Matilda Andre, Trustee: Charles Knapp. Trustee 14 Board Sw?T'ff' Administration Charles P C. Saur, A .B.. M.A. Superintendent ol Schools Choirmcin P cr r i s District, American Red Cross ond Wcxr Chest, Member of Kent County Guid once Committee -nl Gladys G. Saur . B.S. MA Senior Hi h P g rincipol Girls' Hygiene . . . Girl Re serves ond Honor Society Advisor Winifred Klenk BS M , . ., .A. lunior High Principal Shorthand , . . Wolverine ond Victory Committee Ad- visor, ond Commercial Club Sponsor NS Carl P. Bahre, A.B., M.A. Mathematics . . Manager ot School Bookstore, Faculty Manager of Athletics, and Track Coach Ethel Botten. A.B. Elementary Music and Glee Club Faculty W. Wallace Blair, A.B., M.A. A H 16 Geometry and Algebra . . . Advisor ot Student D a n c e Committee and Treasurer ot Honor Society lbert P. Smith, A.B. Glee Club, Male Chorus, ln- strumentation, and V o c a l Chorus ubert I. Charon. B.S. Science, Business Training r . Tennis Coach Marian Schmieding, M.A.. A.B Unified Studies . . . Stu- dent Council Advisor Althecx Klenlc Thibaudeau, B.A Unified Studies . . . Noon Hour Committee Advisor Anna Sullivcm, R.N. Community H e a l t h . School Nurse Kennythe Sprcxu Rottier. B.S., M.A. Unified Studies . . . Iunior i Bed Cross Advisor , Donna K. MacDonald. A.B. Unified Studies and Spanish . Sophomore Class and Assembly Committee Advi- SOI' Betty Louise Burgoyne Unified Studies and English Donna I. Keller. I-LB. Unified Studies and Iournal- ism . . . lunior Class and Godwin News Advisor Marinus A. Hoebeke, B.S. L. 17 Biology and Science , . , Assistant Football and Bas- ketball Coach, B a s e b all Coach, and Varsity Club Ad- visor E. Burgoyne. B.S. Physical E d u c at io n and Boys' Hygiene 4 . . Iunior High Basketball Gertrude Rhoades. A.B. Government, English . . . Dromaiics Coach, S e n io r Clcxss cmd Wolverine Advisor Marye Wellman Cornell. B.S. Typing, Shorthand, ond Bookkeeping . . . Commer- ciorl Club Advisor 18 I. B. Ward B S Chemistry Algebra ci n cl Mathematics Grounds Committee Advisor Marie E. Simpson AB Librdrion Barbara Bloore. A.B. Art . . . Cantata, Prom Evelyn A. Barr, A.B., M.A., B.M. Senior Band, lunior Band, lunior Chorus, Tonette Band, and Instrumentation Robbie Robinson, B.S. Machine Shop . . . Football Coach Ed Huttenga, A.B. Mechanical Drawing, Wood' shop, Machine Woodwork- ing, Welding , . , HivY Advisor a n d Basketball Coach QQQWD i C065 43262, T Martin Holstege, BA., M.S. Algebra, Trigonometry, Phy- sics, and Snon-Mathematics . . . Visual Education Ad- visor. Virginia Diedrich. A.B. Unified Studies 19 ini. 5 lg ,N QJQ Gfibloi G YN t1CtfC.Q ,,,,...f..,.....-e N... '-4 1 K Trecffiu Three Musketeers ww' Blmkers f!! n-urns-. W, , No, but may 'Pre' My brother and I .Il TSI' .fwnrnis YX a1tin tle rv rot her if Loafin' um' Y Ditaw ll Nc A NA , ,Q ' ' , , M S .- Lv . L. w B 5 f i1 -H Z 5 B il Q 0 0 0 W 5 5- i .L-...... ,.X1'l il 1-Q -4 Io O x J A :.. . 1 Q G 3 A gum Q 'S' School Life 24 y Zookflikafznz . . . I1 fl ll 1 la. Major Aim Top: E. Evink, D. West. Lf-ft: R. Stringfellow, I. Provinzo, M. Foote. 'l' Young. A. Willis. D. Van Eizvnga. Right: J. Conant, D. Faye, M. Knapp, J. Dangl. Bottom: M. Smith. B, Vawtvr, J. Boersma, S. Wal- ford, J. Eadie, B. Marzean. P. Collins. Gglh QQMQE , um ., gf: 4 'f .'..2.,i's W .,,K S... Pl' MEDICINE, QQ M15 .SKXLLSK ,agcuhlflffs 2. fl CONSERVATM QK Q. M -SKILL N Q00 E0 22 General Learning Tup: C. Moore, J, Ward, V. Whip. B. York. Right: B. Remes, S. Nielsen, T. Wright, E. Foster. Left: D. Hubbard. I. Ryno. V. Hanson. Bottom: 1'. Farrell L. Kacos J. Beaseckvr, li. Stekv 'ikvixbv J 'Flon Qglxw 5 tee, E. Terrell, Dl. Gardncr., - SNdlous7 Q. nllg , won ' hu Vs the news 'Y X m U fh .df rg' I ll E1 Ja, x 1' xxx Top: Il. Huhln-1, M. Dv Kraker. Right: R. I,lllYC?l. Makm llutmm: S. 'l hfm1pson, 0. Smith. J. von Iirzrnvnlwr- un-r, .l, l':lttn-rsmx, I. Sz-bright, N. Amis-rsnn. I 4 'Q gk, ?f?'ii' vw i K, f. 3, Q Any symptoms ' ' QNX FW. . Q3 If , !ZQ.if.+.i ' h li. Kruns, 13. Smith. Luft: H. Gust. Bottom: J. Waxman, B. Kruis. WIDARE mf ARYAN5 7 Top: A. Spovlstra. K. Hubbard, Ii. Gard. M. Lommun, Film Willa S S a L Race? We're all human 25 Gotta be shortened APPIB pan dowdy I Apron Brigade Top right: J. Anderson, D. Bus, L. Baas. Top left: S. R4-cdy, N. Chase. B. Burbank. Bottom left: V, Dulyva, D. Butlvr. J. Zieman. Bottom right: J. Voorhves, G. Zia-hturman. 1 4 el Q' I Mx Am 1 .Q l-n I No home? Come buck m 30 lndustrialites Top I.-ft: J. Holwerdu, IS. Smyth. Top right: Il. Vandvr Mulen. Butlonx lm-ft: B. Smyth, D. VVildcy lioltonm right: H. Moore, C. Howk Shining In And Cut ik? it Top: V. Morford, G. Fuute, B. Burbank, R. Dykstra. S. Ready. Right: G. Green, N. Baker. - Tgnic time I.uH: I.. Paym-, R. Svhrnv- dz -r. R. Covvy, ll. Wood. Bottom: G. Dolph, G. Van Laan. D. Speas. V. Kruis, I. Vandm' Schuur. 28 Top: l. Rink. .l. Wunyzrr Imft: R. .-Mlolphsun. chemast XL' Right: .l. von Krnm-nlu-rm-r, R. Cuvvy. N. Amlcrsmm. 14111101111 VV. Iivgvris. Y lizukvr, .l. l'uttorsuu, ly Hvylmvr. Stk Fact Finders 'fr 0 awe Qgtol x X '-Q?-my Pamtings for Percy Joneg Model Work Talented Twosome hands 9 5 scenes in makin' 30 Top: V. 1.21 Chapvllv, Y. Sz-Xwn. M. lWlc'l'ln-an, M. Van- de-r Hull, B. Manning, .l. Czaja, D. Randall. H. Louks, P, Goaslvr. .l. Uoxl:at4n'. In-ft: l'. Blain, I,. Wilson, Hands of V. Blain Bottom: D. Randall, I'. Geasler, H. Lrvuks. Strictly l Business Yi' Flexlble fingers Per - 5 Q Twp: H. Dykstra, li. l'h?l1liI1, R. Brown, P. Bzxldinm-r, N. llnkvr. li. Duysvr, D. Slalnrhh-r'. Hands uf livtty llollus. Right: M. limuivm-ts, li. Vain VVyk, J. Duxtutur. Bntlum: E. Mn:-ford, J. Doxtutor, M. Healey, Y. Sexton, M. liomivm-ts, R. lin-ryrurun, G. 1.1-mmun, F. Humple, I.. 111-umm, I.. Wvppler, M. Wm-stran. V. Humphries. J 31 i Ga ' ' Peg B ' Drcunn number , XYhat's over there? ag A . s 3 Tails . 3 X i 9 2 I a l N fx ,X 'R mm fx K E f!ff I Seniors U5 p . . . 1Wy f1'iwm'.r . . . 111111107111 s Z. A ffl Q .A nz-I IN Class of '46 My favorite class started the year off with a rip-roaring campaign party at Caledonia Park. Clever stunts . . . speeches and songs . . . it was a gay evening. Dancing too, and plenty to eat. Gee, they had funl Remember the Senior play, Mollie O'Shaugh- nessey ? lt meant endless practice . . . night re- hearsals . . . good times back stage . . . and the climax of opening night. A thrilling success . . . thanks to Mrs. Rhoades, their faithful ad- visor. The thrill of being a Senior never wore off . . . believe me I know. Knowing it was their last year made everything more important and they tried to cram so much in one year. Wonderful . . . WONDERFUL memories of Friday night dances . . . assemblies . . . night football games . . . mad dashes to the drug store . . . overtime basketball games . . the Iunior-Senior mixer . . . and countless others. It was a red letter day when the Seniors captured me and made initial plans for The Wolverine Sailing . . . Sailing . . . over the ocean blue, sang the Seniors as they made ready for their trip to Chicago . . . A glorious week-end by way of the S.S. South American . . . Lucky people. Not long after the trip one found the Seniors doing the usual things . . . practicing for marching . . . fitting caps and gowns . . . class day . . . the beautiful prom . . . auto- graphing annuals. lt all seemed different some- how . . . maybe it was because this time I found my favorite class leaving with diplomas in hand , . . lt made me very sad. Officers: lack Mc Carthy, President, Ruth Doyle, Secretary, Mike Vander Band, Treasurerg Ruthann Brown, Vice-President. CLASS OFFICERS Class of '46 Betty Acton- Ierry and I . . . Small Fry . . . Natural beauty. Student Council, Assembly Committee Chairman, Prom, Girl Reserves, Boosters Club, Commercial Club, Annual. lane Anderson-Ianie . . . Air-minded . . . Demure . . Soda-jerk. Girl Reserves, Band, Commercial Club. Nils Anderson-Andy . . . lngenious . , .Book chap . . Right in rhyme. Annual, Prom. Lillian Baas-Lil . . Pardon my drawl . . . Sure enough . Prom, Annual, Cantata, Girl Reserves, Glee Club. Norma Baker--D.A.R.-ling . . . Coat of Navy Blue . . . Norm. Girl Reserves Vice-President, Commercial Club, Iunior Class Secretary, Iunior Play, Senior Play, D.A.R. Represen- tative, Honor Society, Annual, Prom, Cantata, Godwin News, Dance Committee. Phillip Baker-Phil . . . In my merry Fords-mobile . Texaco man, Flashy wit. Tennis, Varsity Club, Godwin News, Prom, Annual. Phyllis Baldinger-Phyl . . . Fizz-ician . . . I'm only kiddin . . . 100 words per. Girls Reserves, Honor Society, Commercial Club President, Cheerleader, Boosters Club Vice-President, Campfire, Hori- zon Club President-Secretary, Prom, Annual, Godwin News, Glee Club, Cantata, Ring Girls. Thomas Benedict-Tinker Tom .... Lights, action . . Chivalrous. Senior Play Stage Manager, Male Chorus, Prom, Annual. Barbara Berg-Barb . . . Sympathetic . . . Working girl. Noon Hour Committee, Girl Reserves, Horizon Club, Prom, Godwin News, Annual, Commercial Club, Campfire, Stu- dent Council. Robert Berkey- Got a light? . . . Berkey . . . Don't rush me . Male Chorus, Cantata. Nile t K E in ,rf 5+ . , -' ' l' fl Y . ' it ' . - . 5.5, ' S? li ' . 6' t t S 4 4 M ' 15-xrggsr v if ai.-fwf K' .ef 'gigxgiv -I '55 .g.-:ia H X ' L M A V? L' Q , ,' ., W fl. at 1 1 .T : J 'fi-T 'MI f' f le .f- af. - l M , yr 51-..,,. .5 3 s -iii-.a .1 ' :g:f-A-'-B-5 'ff P A11 Ln' .za--:nz -1 ! . If A gf, 41 . 1 ,.f-' N,,...f-P ,X,.-f Q,Qc..-.+..- VHA' IL-'1,ff Paul Blain-Wiese . . . Wait for me, Mary . . . Creator ot Wooley. Student Council, Baseball, Football, Iunior Class President, Varsity Club, Prom, Male Chorus, Cantata, Hi-Y, Annual. Bette BollesiDark eyes . . . Sugar Bolles . . . Imagina- tive . . . Understanding. Glee Club, Commercial Club, Prom, Annual, Iunior Play, Campfire, Student Council, Iunior Chorus, Red Cross, Cantata, Ring Girls, Senior Play Property Manager. Doris Bos-Class Seamstress , . . A good skate . . Blushing honors . . Yodeler. Cantata, Glee Club Ruthcmn Brown-Ruthie . . . Oh, Harold . . . Double Dip? Annual, Boosters Club, Commercial Club Vice-President, Cantata, Glee Club, Girl Reserves, Senior Class Vice- President, Sophomore Class Secretary, Prom. Bernard Brunges-- Bernie . . . Club coupe . . . Fish stories . . . Foul shot specialist, Cantata, Basketball, Track, Prom. Buelah Burbank- Did some one call tor Buelah? . . . Brenda . , . Tennis time. Commercial Club, Boosters Club, Girl Reserves, Prom, Annual. Betty Chapin--The protile . . . Lefty . , . Ambitious Betty . . . Proof-reader Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, Noon Hour Committee, Godwin News, Prom, Annual, Cantata. Norrine Chase-Fast talker . . . Where's my man? , . . Number, please . Senior Play, Prom, Annual, Girl Reserves, Boosters Club, Campfire, Student Council, Dance Committee. Lois Clark-labberwackey . . . Willing helper . . . On the double. Glee Club, Band. Pat Coriixsen-lim . . . Love letters . . . l8c please . . . Pat. Club Co-ed Vice-President, Prom, Assembly Committee, Annual, Band, Dance Committee, Student Council, Honor Society, Cantata. Roger Covey-Rog . . Got your Trig done? . . . All Conference. Football, Track, Football Manager, Iunior Play, Prom, Honor Society, Annual, Varsity Club. Dorothy De Haan- Diamond Dori . . . Likeable . . . So fair. Senior Play, Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Prom, Boosters Club, Godwin News, Annual, Red Cross. Burnet Douglas-Barney . . . South Bend . . . Talkative, Prom. Ruth Doyle-Doylie . . . Lovely lyrics . . , Sneezy. Iunior Chorus, Glee Club, Campfire, Student Council, Honor Society, Ring Girls, Commercial Club, Prom, Iunior Play, Girl Reserves, Annual, Senior Class Secretary, Cantata, Senior Play Costume Manager. Betty Duyser-lsn't that Rich? . . . Oh hen . . . Herbert . , . Duyser. Student Council Secretary, Girl Reserves President, Com- mercial Club, Boosters Club, Cheerleader, Glee Club, Valedictorian, Prom, Annual, Cantata, Iunior Chorus, Betty Dykstra-Giggles . . . Oh, not That's my sister! , . . Cake baker. Honor Sociey President, Iunior Play, Girl Reserves, Com- mercial Club, Boosters Club, Cheerleader, Glee Club, Prom, Annual, Cantata, Iunior Chorus, Ruth Dykstra-Dyke . . . There's always a Kladder . . . Double Trouble. Iunior Play, Senior Play, Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, Boosters Club, Cheerleader, Glee Club, Prom, Annual, Cantata, Iunior Chorus. Robert Evink-Miss you . . . Tip-in artist . . . Evink. Basketball, Prom, Tennis. Robert Foster-Flashy clothes . . Can he pick 'eml . . Heads l win, tails you lose . Baseball, Varsity Club. Robert Fryling-Ah, to be an artistl . . . Never hasty . . . Fry - - - ling. Baseball, Varsity Club, Prom, Male Chorus, Football, Can- tata, Iunior Play Stage Manager, Senior Play, ,,.4r ' ax. 2 .1 A S ff X Iohn Goff- Red Roses . . . Going my way? . . . Iohnny . . . Easy life. Student Council, Cantata, Male Chorus, Iunior Play, Senior Play, Prom. Gwen Green-Sweetheart complexion . . . That's for sure . . , Keep plugging. Cantata. Doris Hoekstra-Dottie . . . Tea Room . . . Blue Eyes . . . Sincere. Orchestra, Cantata, Annual, Prom, Glee Club. William Holben-Willie . . . Six footer . . . Boot-camp blues. Band, Male Chorus, Prom, Cantata. Iohn Holwerda- Wanna bet? . . . Hollander . . . Sietz . . . Independent. Football, Basketball, Track, Prom, Student Council, Varsity Club. Dwight Hull-Mellow voice . . . so shy? . . . Red. . Kroger kid. Track. Lillian Hunnes-Lil . . . Majorette . . . Did you lose your hat? . . . Soft-spoken. Glee Club, Band, Girl Reserves, Boosters Club, Student Council, Senior Play, Prom, Cantata, Godwin News. Teresa Kuipers-Petite . . . Have you seen Gwen? . Red Slippers . . . Liliputian lover. Glee Club, Annual, Prom. Bernard Laninga-Bub . . . Coliseum . . . Plaid socks . . . Little flivver. Male Chorus, Band, Iunior Play, Senior Play, Boosters Club, Basketball Manager, Annual, Prom, Hi-Y Vice-President, Student Council, Track, Cantata. Ioan Leslie-Herps . . . Co-ed Council . . . Dependable . . . Never a dull moment. Honor Society Secretary, Commercial Club President, Iunior Play, Senior Play, Prom, Ring Girls, Boosters Club, Cheerleader, Girl Reserves, Annual, Godwin News. Betty Lou Leys-Step lively . . . Fritz . . Curlets. Horizon Club Secretary, Campfire, Girl Reserves, Com- mercial Club, Band, Glee Club, Prom, Annual, Senior Play, Red Cross. Greta Mcmshaem-wBunny . . . Clubby Dresser Accommodating. Girls Reserves, Annual. lack McCarthyQDoc . . . Rosy Cheeks . . . Gum chewer . . . l'NGiCl1 . Student Council, Varsity Club, Boosters Club, Football, A x Junior Play, Senior Play, Senior Class President, Prom, ' Noon Hour Committee, Annual. Mary Iecm Mills-Teety . . . Dignitied . . . Oceans Apart. 1 '- Glee Club, Cantata, Godwin News, Annual. .. , ff. k i ... . .,. V A F S Vernetta Morford-Dimples . . , Photogenic . . . Iamboree . . .Born with a smile. Commercial Club, Noon Hour Committee, Prom, Girl Re- serves, Dance Committee, Godwin News. Vem Norris-Norsey . . . Pigskin passer . . . Announcer . . . A good sport. Student Council Treasurer, Football, Basketball, Tennis, Student Council Vice-President, Student Council Presi- dent, Varsity Club, Male Chorus, Junior Play, Senior Play, Prom, Annual, Cantata, Noon Hour Committee, Red Cross, Baseball. Betty Patrick-Pat . . . Listen, kid . . . Gift oi gab. Girls Reserves, Glee Club, Cantata, Annual, Horizon Club, Ring Girls. Iames Patterson--Pat . . . Sleepy? . . . Goin' see Miss Klenkl Football, Student Council. vii P 'F' Lewis Payne- Dort and I . . .Golden Gloves , . . Tall, dark and handsome. Football, Baseball, Track, Varsity Club, Annual. Betty Phelps-Irish . . . Career Woman . . . Calling V Doctor Phelps . I Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Cantata, Annual, Horizon Club. 5 uv i 5 X 4 Geraldine Poll-Star Eyes . . . Don't break that recordl . . . Our poet laureate. Girl Reserves, Boosters Club, Prom, Cantata. La Vonne Rcxab-Pea-soup . . . We hear ya comin' . . . You can't get to heaven on a mimeograph. Honor Society President, Senior Play, Commercial Club, Girl Reserves Secretary, Prom, Annual, Student Council Treasurer, Ring Girls. Arlene Randall-Farmerette . , . Deadline Wednesday . . . Editor-in-chief. Honor Society, Godwin News, Cantata, Boosters Club. Shirley Reedy-Shirl . . , Salutatorian . . . Prompter. Commercial Club, Senior Play Prompter, Honor Society, Prorn, Annual, Boosters Club. William Rosenberger-Rosie . . Wink . . . Oh! that bassl Track, Basketball, Baseball, Male Chorus, Varsity Club, Cantata. Virginia Scharphom-Sharpie . . . Skater's waltz . . Easy does it. Glee Club, Student Council ,Cantata, Girl Reserves, Prom, Annual. Roger Schroeder--- Hiene . . . Are we gonna work to- night? . . . lnterest at South High. Annual, Prom, Track, Football. Ivone Sebright-Boots . . . Punkin . . . Waitin' tor my man to come home. Glee Club, Prom, Annual, Cantata. Doris Slaughter-Pat . . . My sister and l . . . Whats a three letter Word meaning ---- ? Boosters Club, Commercial Club, Dance Committee, An- nual, Prom. Orland Smith-Orky . . . Smitty . , . A mile a minute. Prom, Football. Iames Taylor-lim . . . Man-about-town . . . Par 72 . . , Maestro. Varsity Club, Football, Baseball, Track, Male Chorus, Iunior Play. Shirley Thompson-Iolly . , , Shirt , . . Bubbling over with mischief. Commercial Club, Boosters Club, Prom, Annual. Leo Todd-Red . . . Private Todd . . .Waldo . . . Politician at heart. Male Chorus, Iunior Play, Senior Play, Prom, Track, Cantata, Annual. Hazel Uhl-Haz . . . Shorty . . . Worrywart . . . Danc- ing eyes. Cantata, Commercial Club, Glee Club, Boosters Club, Prom, Annual, Student Council. Marvin Vander Band-Mike . . . Sweater man of '46 . . . Got your dues? Baseball, Football, Track, Varsity Club Vice-President, Prom, Annual, Senior Treasurer. Raymond Van Eizengcx-Dutch . . . Whitey . . . One ot the Van boys. Prom. Calvin Van Houten-Easy going . . . Sleepy-time Cal . . . Generous . . . Wal-here I am . Prom, Iunior Play, Football, Varsity Club, Annual, Male Chorus, Baseball, Track. Betty Vincent-Flirty, flirty eyes . . . Ankles aweigh . . . Smooth dancer. Cantata, Commercial Club, Glee Club, Iunior Play, Prom, Annual, Iunior Chorus, Boosters Club, Godwin News, Girl Reserves. Ianet von Kronenberger-Ian . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . Math whiz . . . Anything but a quiet life. Student Council, Girl Reserves, Annual, Boosters Club, Iunior Play, Honor Society Secretary, Prom, Noon Hour Committee. lean Voorhees-Iecmie . . . Any bulletins? . . . Me and my skates . . . Hi, kiddo . Girl Reserves Treasurer, Glee Club, Cantata, Annual, Iunior Chorus, Boosters Club. .. 5: W qi it Charles Vosburg-Chuck . . . Anyone seen Mildred? . . . Silence is golden. Barbara Walton--Energetic . . .Wally . . . l got my man . Girl Reserves, Co-ed Council, Student Council Vice-Presi- dent, Assembly Committee, Noon Hour Committee, Godwin News, Honor Society Vice-President, Cantata, Prom, Annual. Claudine Ward-- Blondie . . , Sweet and lovely . . Clever . Honey. Campfire, Red Cross, Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Commer- cial Club, Prom, Cantata, Iunior Play, Senior Play, Ring Girls, Iunior Chorus, Annual. Kenneth Weemhofl-Lazy bones . . . Going skatin ' . Blessed is he who invented sleep . Band, Male Chorus, Cantata, Annual, Prom. Clarabelle Westra- Clare . . . Sweet and innocent . . Where's Zic? Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, Prom, Annual. Bertus Wierenga-Bert . . . A man of few words . . . Out- field expert. Baseball. Loren Wilson-P-nut . . . Blonde trouble . . . Curly . . . That musical laugh. Football, Track, lunior Play, Prom, Varsity Club, Boosters Club, Male Chorus, Student Council, Annual. Grace Wolfrey-The perfect housewife . . . Betty . Wedding bells, Horizon Club, Campfire, Annual, Student Council. Robert Wood- We want Woody . . . That's a joke, son . . . Woody. Varsity Club, Cantata, Iunior Play, Senior Play, Annual, Hi-Y, Football, Prom, Male Chorus, Student Council, Dance Committee. Phyllis Woodman-Slim . . . Flips . . . Graceful steps . . . HAP-py in love. Glee Club, Cantata, Commercial Club, Annual, Girl Re- serves, Prom. ,, .,: Ionic Wright-Iess . . .A smile for one and all. Prom, Annual. Marcia Zee!!-Hittin' the ivories . . . Full of fun . . . It's pathetic . . . Marsh. Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Cantata, Junior Play. Gladys Zichtermcm-Happy . . . Piano fingers . . . A music lover . . . Aw, bless his little heart . Prom, Glee Club, Cantata, Annual, Commercial Club Boosters Club. NO PICTURES Shirley Parkinson-Shirl . . . Always busy . . . Note- book due? . . . Original Godwin News, Girl Reserves. Norman Siekirk-Norm . . . Drummer Man. Band. R I I I CITIIIIISCIIIQ Later on as years roll by, We'll think of things, and then we'1l sigh, Of high school days, of making friends, And wonderful things we hoped wouldn't end. The sensation of starting in Ir. High Why, we were so excited we thought we could fly! The laughter, excitement and noise in the hall Was a part of the day and loved by all. We never were so happy, We never had such fun, We stayed many years at Godwin, Instead of just one. We have loved Godwin dearly and deeply, And all that she stood for, so shining and pure. Since that first day, we entered her hallway We then felt at home and secure. Claudine Ward 43 BOY Iim Taylor . . . Iirn Taylor . . Loren Wilson . . Vern Norris . Loren Wilson . . Ken Weernhoff . Loren Wilson . . Bob Wood . . Iohn Goff . . . Bill Rosenberger . Roger Covey . . Cal Van Houten . Bertus Wierenga lack McCarthy . Bill Holben . . . Vern Norris . Lewie Payne . . Dwight Hull . Bub Laninga . . Bub Laninga . . Paul Blain . . . lack McCarthy . lack McCarthy . Bob Evink . . . Bob Wood . . lim Taylor . . Vern Norris . . Nils Anderson . Mike Vander Band Ken Weemhoff . Bob Wood . . Iim Taylor . . . Ken Weemhotf . Paul Blain . . . lack McCarthy . Senior Mock Election . Clubiest Dresser . . . Best Rug Cutter .... . Dream Man - Slick Chick . . . Cutest Couple . . Prettiest Blinkers . . . Wolf - Wolfess . . . Prettiest Crown . . . Hottest Temper . . Chatterbox . . Crooner . . . . Quiz Kids . . . . Politician ...... . . . . . Woman Hater - Man Hater . . Personality Plus .... . Musicians . . . Prettiest Smile . . Inseparables . . . Most Bashful ...... . Flirty Floyd - Flirty Gerty . . . Giggler ........ . Eager Beavers . . Apple Polisher . . . Most Popular ..... . Athletic Ace - Ultra Feminine . . Comedians ....... . Small Fries . . . Best All Around ..... . Book Worms ....... . Best Physique - Cutest Shape . . . Lazy Bones ...... . . Noise Makers . . Prettiest Dimples . . . Class Pest .... . . Most Expressive Face . . . Most Likely to Succeed . 44 GIRL . Greta Manshaem . Betty Vincent . Betty Acton Bette Bolles. . . Ierre Poll . Betty Vincent . Claudine Ward . . . Norrine Chase Ianet von Kronenberger . . . . Ruth Doyle . . Betty Duyser . Pat Slaughter . Betty Phelps . . Betty Duyser . . Pat Corfixsen . Vernetta Morford . Dorothy De Haan . . . lane Anderson Ianet von Kronenberger Ruth and Betty Dykstra . . . . Pat Corfixsen . . LaVonne Raab . Norma Baker . . lvone Sebright : . Ioan Leslie . . lvone Sebright . . . Betty Duyser . . . Claudine Ward Ianet von Kronenberger . Virginia Scharphom Ruth and Betty Dykstra . . Vemetta Morford . . . Lois Clark . Claudine Ward . . Betty Duyser if wif? 45 pl? if V- -+ -f 7 Q nd-A-7 ffl lg fl 3 f 7 I Qx X tiff, I ,E fglf g X A BLIIAY f Z Z' Z fff 7 s UI'ldZI'CI8SSmCl1 I . . . mffz fzvaififzg' in tzzrn Z0 r4'11z'l1 fl I Class of '47 Heard so much talk about elections at the be- ginning of the year . . . thought it must be a Presidential Year. But, no, turned out to be the Iuniors and their elections. Should have known that in the first place. Good thing wise choices were made in the officers . . . it was a BIG year. Lucky they had Miss Keller as ad- visor. Even though the Iuniors took themselves quite seriously they wedged in a bit of recreation. Surely liked their parties . . . especially the Iunior-Senior mixer. Every minute was full of fun! Laughter . . . tense silence . . . suspense . . . all that filled the gym after the curtain went up for the Iunior play, Come Rain or Shine. Three cheers for Dorothy Thomas, Shirley Cun- ningham, Barney Oldfield, Don Peterson and the rest of the dramatic class along with Mrs. Bhoades the director who came through . . . come rain or shine. Secrets . . . and more secrets. lt was no sur- prise to find Miss Bloore and Miss Keller with their heads together. The Iuniors were busy buzz- ing around. What fun they had teasing the Curi- ous Seniors. Why? The Prom, you know. What secrets were kept in llll Ended with a gala evening though. No wonder the Iuniors called it their pride and joy. lt sent tiny shivers down my spine when I saw how beautiful everything wasl The year ended almost too soon . . . Or was it because everyone hated to leave the last picnic? l know l did. Officers: Ioy Carrick, Treasurerg Richard Crum- back, President, Beatrice Van Wyk, Secretaryg Betty De Hamer, Vice-President. Q CLASS OFFICERS Forrest Atkins Verna Mae Baker Lennie Benedict Ruth Berggren Verne Berry Art Bleam Delores Bultman Virgil Burbank Norma Cady Joyce Champion Richard Crumhack Ellen Cummiford Shirley Cunningham Cathalaine De Fouw Betty De Hamer Jolene Doxtator Roger Dulyea Pat Dumond William Eitel Herman Gast Payton Geasler Jennie Genovese Joan Gilson Virginia Grotenhuis Frances Hample Clarence I-Iandlogten Phyllis Parkinson Don Peterson Richard Randall Isla Rink Marian Roodvoets George Schultz Phylis Sellers Bob Smyth Geraldine Talsma Dorothy Thomas Torben Torngren Leonard Troost Bud Vander Molen Beatrice Van Wyk John Voorhees Don Wall Della Watkins Laura Weppler Jalaine West Jo Ann Wiersum Richard Wildey Bob Williams Jack Wright Eugene York Marvel Marie Haskell Pat Hebei Allen Hedberg Dale Heyboer Dorothy Hill Jim Houlihan Bruce Hubbel Ilarold Jenkins Ward Keireris Bob Koorndyk Pefllly Kreger Eileen Leggett Geraldine Lemmon Helen Louks Wanda Mathews Fharles Mr Brian Virginia Mc Donald Bill Miller Martin Miller Mildred Nielsen Marian Norris Barney Oldfield Jeanne Young Class of '48 Hot dogs - games - laughter - flying marsh- mallows - all that was part of the get-acquaint ed picnic at Iohnson Park. Certainly didn't take them long to get acquainted. lt was great to be alive and even greater being a Sophomore! They started the year off with plenty of pep and it never seemed to die. Miss Mac Donald, being the advisor, kept up with them - or ahead. Some job tool After that big poster campaign she had trusty officers to help carry on. And they did! Guess the Sophs decided to get early training for their Senior year. They had a mock election too. Published in the April Fool News. What am I saying? Maybe you'll get the wrong idea. CLASS OFFICERS But it was fun -the suspense and all of knowing 'lWho's Who. Where are the costumes? Do you know your lines? 'What comes next? Is the stage ready? Those were exciting cries heard before the Sophomore assembly. Planning - writing script -practicing -it was quite an experience, believe me. Miss Mac Donald and Mrs. Burgoyne both helped put it over. Know those happy Sophs hated to see the year end. But they'll be back - of that l'm sure! Officers: Yvonne Marsh, Secretary, Ioe Douglas, President, Shirley Deturk, Treasurer, Don Clifton, Vice-President. 'mln-Q Four 1,- -- 1 Q Q 2 3515 9 My ij E ' x KZ- Q A. ffL . .. -' i 'i -'G .....?f S if QQ? S Q., f M' 'Q 'Q' x ,- wi V 9 Q79 gn W -Q Q Q V , X .X- b i ,J Qu? fin 1 W 1 IJ? Y: 19' F 'P+ S Ag. fi . ...Ag Q F' Q 1 3 J mba 'AX P 69,4 Q4 Q. -ff.. E'5W In -, fl- .--Q- K MN 'sw if .L is 1, QF rm 6 ft, J .F fy Q fi ,A 3 ,if A I an-rl , 1 3:1 4,0 J if-A 599 A I .A 1 ii? Q' -. :Q if 9 J :gg 15, 2. , K, 1 Au .v W ff I 5 , 4 Sf sg 'VP Q1 X0 , 5' e af .Af ...fb '52 sg' GEOQRAEH , 4.5 5 W' 9' 7 I . I A 5 k 55, ' Hx .. ,I p i ' 1 Y X N I 7 -,,. Q -s s 'sxlf, V E 1 . A 1 1 .. gr ........ f 3 -+- R xXx f 1 1 f I ggumf Clubs and Organizations LW11Jic . . . Lzzzzgfzitcr . . . Gay lima. S0 muffz acfffuiiy it lmway me in II fwlzirl We, the Students We, The Students H guess you'll know that's The Student Council. On Wednesday mornings one had a chance to get in on its big sessions, some of them were pretty hot too. Always liked to get the inside dope on things before they happened. Lots of credit should go to the committees. Why? Because they made things hum. Friday night dances-and did the students like them! For days you'd hear them asking, ls there a dance Friday night? Assemblies that were differ- ent and peppy. Noon hours with everything under control-well, almost. Don't forget the new flag pole on the athletic field. The grounds committee did that. It also staged a BIG Clean- up Day in the spring. The ever-optimistic im- provement committee had a chance to start on its many plans. Lots of work ahead, too. Next year students will be thumbing through a handbook. Snazzy . . . that's what I'd say! Thanks to another committee. Another thing for next year will be the football trophy. Hope Godwin will keep it from Lee . . . a long, long time. Guess you know where I stand. Yes, certainly liked the spirit of We, The Stu- dents. Hope they'll always have Miss Schrnie- ding to help make things huml Officers: Shirley Cunningham, Treasurer, Bar- bara Walton, Vice-President, Vern Norris, Presi- dent, Betty Duyser, Secretary, Marian Schmie- ding, Advisor. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Committees Nunn Hour Q'mnmiH4-v: l'. liukur. ll. Wa!- tuu, li. Ill- Hamm-r. V. liurry. M. Rond- vm-ls, S. Nivlsun, ll, VVillinms, D lluylxm-r, V. Norris, R. Crumbm-k. J. Mc'- Uzxrlhy. Dum-v Oummitlva-: N. llakvr, B .M-ton, l', l'm'tixsnn, R. Crumlmck. D Sl2lll1L'll10I'. N. Ululsv. GYUIIIHIS Cunlniiitvv ll. K'lil'tm1. M. Knapp, M, Stnkun, IC, Kuurmlyli. J. Gull B, Rfsnws. l'. Luvun Salk-ty. Snlvugv, Victory Cmurnith-v: V. l't'Il'l'Sllll, l'. lhlsfh-lil, U. Mzmnimr, .l WR-wt, G. Rylm, S, Nh-lsun, M. Knuuk, S 'I'hum:ls. Assn-nlhly Cunlnzilu-vc W. lin-1:1-uw is, l'. Cnrlixsm-n. ll. Mzlvllmnzllni. 4.XdvisorI .l, Mcl'nr1hy, IC. A4-lun. H, Walton, .I, llomzlus. I.. Nvllygm-ni. Play this one about the bush? u.p,,,,' We can do iN How about next Paper Paclcin' Pals li. Cunmtifnrrl. IJ. Dt- Haan, N. Chusv. R. liruwn. 'Bama in.. Any funny books? x.ll2I..f 0FFlCl'1RS: ll. Do Hammer 4Svvr0l2lry I, N. liakvr lVin'u- l'rvsimh-ntl, B, D u y s m- r 1l'T1'SltlvI1ll, J. V u U r h 1- 4- s l'l1I'4'2lSlll'l'l'l. R. Duylv, J. lrvsliv. J, Vnrlr- hvvs, l'. lialrlimror, C. Ward. G. Sanur 1AmlvisnrP. li, Bnllt-s. u meetin' HF! if Collecting papers filling Thanksgiving baskets e- selecting ring girlsiattending Girl Reserve conferences in Iackson and Grand Rapids -- presenting a Mother's Day Tea --all this was part of being a Girl Reserve. lt kept me on the move. Weekly meetings fe sometimes serious-sometimes just for fun. Really enjoyed those discussions on Family Relations. What things came to lightl The regular parties were best of all. Real friendliness was shown. Gave Mrs. Saur a chance to know her girls better tool Just one more bne! 56 zluntl, R. Crumlmuvlc lI'r0sidi-ntl, C. Bull Sesslon High standards of Christian character . , . thats what it meant to be a lfli-Y member, Maybe you didnt know it was a branch of a national organization. All connected with the Y.M.C.A. too. Weekly meetings gave the fellows a chance to carry out their purposes with the help of Mr. Hut- tenga. What purposes? Why, the 4-C's . . . clean living . . . clean speech . . . clean ath- letics . , . clean scholarship. Clean, all the way through, l'd say. They worked on a bill . . . the kind that goes before the State Legislature, It was called Act - 1 1 F ni-'T un ll XKWYWI l smut ' Fellowship Prohibiting Housing Segregation Because of Race, Creed or National Background. Sounds pretty impressive to me. Wonder how it will come out? The fellows were really active this year. Sold hot dogs at football games . . . had special show- ings of sports movies. Pound members attending the Kent County Coed Convention in Grand Rap- ids . . . in Lansing for the Hi-Y Legislature . . . others used the Y for fun and what they called relaxation. Sent a couple lucky fellows to sum- mer camp for a week. Guess we should appreci- ate everything they do. A l 'I'0l' I'Il I'lIRE: Sitting: IC. Ilulli-mrs: lA4Ivisuri, li. Lzlnin- gi mi, .l, Vunrln-vs. It. Williams, I.. III-4h:vi'm'li, I.. Ni-iuzcnl, IC, Iiinnuy. V. Iii-rry. 1'. Mvlirizln, Ii. Smyth, R. VVilih-y. Stamlimrz R. l'rumluu-li, l'. th-zislw. IC. Van- ,....3I. lj - u-1--.-1 I f ' ...im :lar Sm-liluir. G. Mvink. II. Wall, Il. Iluylmm-r, II, 5 nwlsilwl, lu. illnnin '- han Il0'I I'0M l'Il l'lIRE: I . K-uuslor, li. I.:inim::l 1Vu-I--I rosi- Mvltriun 4'l'rcnsurm-rl, Ii. Williams 4801-11-tcnryl, E, Hutt:-mln lAslvis0rI. iff- 'I 1 2 Here's the Commercial Comets Never a dull moment for these versatile gals! Hayrides - sleighrides - scavenger hunts - pic- nics - it seemed that they were always doing something. How the wind blew the night ot the Halloween party-I almost got lost! Christmas time - what a party in lU6-- food- presents - and everything. Even Alex played the concertina. Sweet music! They picked another perfect night lor sleighriding-course, some of them didn't ride much. Got a little wet myself. These gals were just as eager to learn as they were to have fun! Field trips-that's what they called those visits to the Bell Telephone Company and the Grand Rapids Herald. Wouldn't be sur- prised if you'd find some of them working there another year. Think they'd like it! Speakers came for the noon meetings-learned about Steno- typing-what it was like at Davenports-and tips on being a secretary. Rather interesting- picked up quite a few ideas myself. Who kept the check room running at games and dances? These same gals. No ulterior mo- tives about their money either. Spent it for the Commercial Department. Bought a new victrola -a time clock -and several useful gadgets! Maybe you've noticed the G.C.C. pins around school. Something new this year. I'm sure every girl likes the way they look on her. I do too! Mrs. Cornell did all right by the club-and the club did all right by her. Yes, it was a privi- lege to be a G.C.C. member. First row: Y. Marsh, P. Baldinprer, B. Acton,'B. Dykstra, J. Lcslic, L. Raab, P. Woodman, B. Burbank. S. Roady, H. Chapin, M. De Kraker, N, Rmciono. Second row: L. Iiragzo, S. Van Gnrdvr, D. Dv Haan. R. Brown, V. Snhuitc-ma, Y. Sexton, L. Grooters. B. De Bruyn, J. Duxtatfor, N. Dougherty, E. Morford, M. Wright, G. Ryno, P. Oppennecr, M. Rockwell. ! lxrst ruw: .l, lh-lmvvso, R. Uykstrzl, Il, Thzmms, Pup pivillrvz VV. Klm-nk 1SpunsurI, C. I54-Ifnllxx. li. Brown, l'. lS:xlsIim:n-V, M. lhmdvm-ls. M. Curm-ll IAdvis0rI. 4'I!h'l'l li. Ilmur. Ii. K'l.:1mn, V. VW-strzn. li. Vim-s-nl, .I, l,m-slim-. Lnulas, l'. llvlu-1, IC. Clxuxxrmxifoxwi, P. Slulluhh-r, H. Uh! li. Vim---nt. Nm-mul ron: .l. llilsun, M. Rmulvm-ls, G. l.x-mmun, I H:unplm-, M. NN'wll':l, l', Symth, Y. Mm'l'urd. S. 'l'hump- man. l. llmlnzls. 1. XN4-strzl, G. Xivllln-1'lll:1l1, IC. lluyss-r. U. VVHNI, li, linlln-5, R. Iluylv. H. L 1 m . -:Q-:.-mm 5- .SX Q .. 59 The Three OIIICERS: Willium Suryzi-nt 1l'rv.-simle-nil. Mike- Vzinds-r Band 1V I ul tv R xl 5 Srtir lrx icu- 'ri-sl 4-n , nun- Tuvu ' QSU1- 1- 2 y- 1-: sun-rl. First row: l. Vxonko. R. Lovvy, ll. harm-nt. ll ll Raw oysters -- coy curls peeking from plaid bandanas we long underwear and short skirts - that was the garb tittin' and proper for initiation. Almost forgot the dolls and bricks the fellows carried. An acid test l'd soyfperforming those Allahs f proposing to likely damsels and doing all sorts of things. What laughs! What funl Being a letterman was a real honor. Not because he survived initiationg but be- cause the G meant a major award in a sport. He had to be good to get that! So fe you see, all these lettermen had a lot in common me good sportsmanship. With the help ot Mr. I-loebeke all were out to make the most of it tool What were some of the other things they did along the way? Sold pop during the games ff ushered at assemblies- collected donations for injured buddies - boxed or played ping-pong just for tun - and held big gab sessions after regular meetings. Wish l could have been more active! Second row: ll. lfrylimr, V. Norris, I.. Payne, B. Kourndyk, M. Vander Band. 'l'l1irml row: I.. Wilson, li. Wood, J. 'l':1ylor, li. Dungl, B Frist:-r, l'. Bakr-r, R. VVllulny. Fourth rum: J. lvl:-l':n'1liy, Nl Hnolwlu- 4Advisor5, ll. Rusenborprur, J. 1Vlivmlvma, l'. lllziin, I . Ik-Gravvs, C. Vunl-louh-n funny, Surge! Smiling Service What loyal workers the Iunior Red Cross had this yearl Guess the work of the offi- cers and representatives with Mrs. Rottier behind them had something to do with itl Towels -Y f- scuffies -e sewing kits -A book shelves -ash traysfshoe shine stands Y wall hangings fe afghan squares - holiday cards f crossword puzzles - no, not a stockroom listl All Red Cross ar- ticlesl Thanks to the Home Ec, Art and Shop Departments! Not 70 --A 80 e 90 --5 but 100 70. That meant the end of a successful Red Cross Drive. They just wouldn't settle for lessl 'Things they'll never forget-knowing Miss Lewis, Kent County Director of Iunior Red Cross W--a grand friend- 10070 en- rollment in the National Children's Fund sending 100 Christmas gift boxes to children overseas k four record albums for Percy Iones Hospital and the wonder- ful picnic to top off a busy year. We Serve C, Itaningru Mi-.s Irwis tKcnt Countv Rod Cross Din-1-tori R lx n A l'. lllflllfllll, E. Horton, D. Almy. Us-Haan. J. Hubbard, .l. Carrick. -ali I-' u ! ' Roaming Reporters 'lWhere's that Student Council Story? Are the headlines for the front page ready? Edi- tors scurrying and flying around Y always checking, checking! Typewriters clanging -e-the air tense. You could tell it was Deadline Day again --it happened every two weeks. in between, busy correspondents keeping a nose for news and forever on their beats , Technique--if how it grewl Quite a story be- hind the l'Godwin News l Planning -e inter- viewing - pictures - - writing f f rewriting V typing W copy reading e proofreading - All under pressure, yesg but funl That iss e--- fun when the papers were finally folded and dis- tributed, Then the oh's and ah's were heard. The staff beamed with satisfaction. Even Miss Keller beamed and why not? How many times did she come to the rescue of dear ol' i'Godwin Newsn? l 1 V lVlurt'ur4l, R. liruwn, .I. Poll. I.. Hunnvs 1 t S l':n'kinsnn, I,. Raith, I'. Itziltlinum-l' I It I7 Ili- Heian ' VNU . . 71 lt: . Kilt S Ullliiiliiglizilli, l' ltzilwr, J. ln-slim-, li. Walton. ll. lxllrlhl rr A Rllill Wisdom, Inc. 'lDon't ring the siren until I get to my post . When I overheard that, I knew it wouldn't be long until all the students were outdoors. An- other fire drill f how the Honor Society meme bers rushed! This year they broke all records for clearing the building . It wasnt easy, but they did itl As you might guess 'lVVisdom, Inc. was on its toes instilling high scholastic averages among the students. How? The scholastic trophy every five weeks it belonged to the room with the highest average. I was always mighty proud of the winnersl They did other things too. Sold dofnuts and chocolate milk gave roller skating parties f had a hilarious Christmas party at Mrs. Saurs. The advisor, you know. The initiation assembly was a big event. New members taken into the told. It was then I made it too but nobody seemed to notice. Its a real honor to belong to that outtitl 'I'n1n: l'. liziltlilipfm-r. .-X liuxnlzill. li. Szuir 4Allvisnit S. Rt-t-mly Uiiiiningzhzmi. f'1'l'lt'I'Z VY, liluir l'l'i'4-iislirvrl, R, linylv, li. NV:lll1m. N. Iizllu-I' ll. lluysvr. lilyzhli l'. K'm'tixsm'ii. l.vI't: li. Vuxiy, .I lmslit-, l. R:i:ilv, li. llyltstwz. J. um Krum-n lat-1151-!', lt. ll.-ylmt-1, Curtain Call See Amanda cmd Tessue Safran' and rockm' Don't 9 Who? Mollie O'Sl1auglmessey Do rr or els Best Foot Forward E . Bl L r 'X-Q f Starlets Something's missing! Q2 Save my Varga girls! A Night to Rzmembel' l'. Iilzxm. li, Wzlltun. Y. Nurrmf. li, Hullvs. .l, Rupp H llnxlv 1' Rh l . , A 1, 011105, Intermission time Isn't it wonderful? The march olln-n, li. Frylin ysn-r, H. lmuks, Il. Tllmnns, .l. Iluxlzntmx 11. C. Ward. R. Urlllnluu lirst row: IC. Horton. I. S1-bright, 'l'. Iiuim-rs. Ir. Van Slykm-, Ii. Vinccnt, C. VVursI, II. Ihumus. II. Imuks, Ii. III:1n1I, II. Rout. II. Hut-kstr:-1. Svc-mul row: M. Norris. I'. Davis. M. Sandy, V. Grntvnhuis, .I. Wiersum. I'. Inyzhzmi, M. lhupm-r, S. I'vuikrighl, H. Ilhl, J. IJ1-IVIuvstvr, N. Rim-iom-. Ihird rmv: Ii. I'i4-rm-, Ii, I.:-I-, Ii. I4-ys, .l. Vum'hv1-s, Ii. Duylv, IS. Iiollus, D. Nagle, II. Ilutrhlxiss. IVI. Solwr, I'. Corfixsun, D. Glllpkcr, I.. Groutvrs, E. Chaney. 'mirth row: Il, lim-rsnm, Ii. Vnnfln- Horn-, D. Almy, M. Knuuk, P. Woodman, H. L ' I ' Sullivan, H. sparks. u. xi.-ht.-mum, M. vumlt-r HuII, v. Wulfruy, B. Colt-, J. Bloom- a In-ru. IVI. Iiivvtvlihllis, IC. Surg:-nt. -P' Mrs. Lidean . . . Mrs. Robertson .. . Mrs. Botten . . . and then Mr Smith. Teachers came ., . teachers went. For a while I thought there was a jinx. Iust the same the public appearances were topsl Remember the MEA, Convention at the Civic . . . the Cantata . . . P.T.A. pro- grams . . . The Schubert Club Choral Festival . . . and the com- mencement program? Guess that shows our ladies were truly lyricall A. Smith. lllirvvtnrw, Ii. I-Inu-Iilxiss, l'I1I'l'2lSlIl'L'I , R. Dvyls-, lVim--I'rs-sidm-ntl, M. Sopvr, lI'rvsi- mlvnth. No picture: J. Young, lSus'rn-taryi. AA ,Q l Melody Maids Aways liked being around Zll early in the morning. Why? lt meant a tunetul send-off for the day. Think Miss Barr enjoyed the Iunior Chorus too. Everyone telt pretty important being in the Cantata. Can't say l blamed them. lt was beautifull They struck a lighter key for the PTA though. Remember what they did to the Donkey Serenadewe- the girls looked funny wearing paper ears. I was always all ears too and loved itl Ullivvrst I. l'l'UYl'llZU tlfirsi Vin-4--I'i'1-small nil I liuslii-lil 184-1-oml Svrri-t:n'yr, J, Ayus lli s l'rn-sidi-intl. K, Iiairi' nDirn-ctorl, S. Yank lSuu l'r4-sith-ritl, li. Wi-stiletto llfirst Sccrn-tir Cantata time First rim: It. Lzmingzi, D. Wilili-y. V. Norris. H. Hari' illiiw-vtnr First Svmi-st:-rl. li. 'l'mlfl. lt. Iii-rlwy. li. tillvlt. Svvoticl row: K. VYm'l1ihntl'. l'. Itlnin, li. Rust-ntwrm-i'. li. Hixllitn, .l. lmtl. l. ii1'Iie'lll4'i . entlemen of Song lt's true, l said Miss Barr, We have our gentle- men ot song. How their voices added to the Cantatal That Cantata was really something- well, special. Every yearfditterent and inspir- ing. One reason l like Christmas. I'm back. Who's back? - Why -- that's what Mr. Smith said, Army days were over but not quite forgotten. So the fellows had a new director. They sounded all right too at the PTA. meeting. Then, ot course, there was the Schubert Club Choral Festival at the Civic. Did Godwin ever shine therel Had to rub my eyes a couple ot times-l was so proud. I-'irst row: A. Smith tlliruc- tor --Second Svmeste-rj, J. Taylor. D. Wildcy. B. B1-rkey, B. Williams, V. Norris. C. Van Huuten, B. Laningzl. S4-cond row: K. Wet-mhotf, B. Rosenbcrgcr. T. Bene- dict. I.. Wilson, J. Golf, P. Blain. B. Hubbvl. Keeping Faith J. lflddiv, H. Payne, J. Unxtatnr, J, Douglas. H. Dang.-gl, li. Schroeilcr, 'l'. Wright, J. Bur- hunk. E. Burr 4Dirout0rr D. Heybour R. Robertson li'u-Ilircm'tm'r H H S lea the Angels on Higli' Pl I 7 First row: C. Gihfriw . Bullvr, S. Nielson. Second row: S. Kasur, .I Doxtutor, L. Brutt, Dulyea. First row: D. Randall, T. Tornxrrcn, IJ. Cnulvy, P. Geaslcr. Second row: .L VVright, B. lllnurv lstagzimzl, ll. Schultz, B. Munro. Service untold , ....,....-...... .. ......p------ 69 S S N 5 i S S C li vo IU .C LI Q1 .sc nu CC E ce : l. af P :Z if V 9 EL :EE cu U : U L- 3 re A C 5 .J 3. E .1 rn Q I-I-1 1. ua -C -1 an F1-I Tu 'U :: S3 gc .2 Q 7: 9. x-. va H :J L. u cu W 3 5 i f-4 Q. .1 .J Z1 Q' c. EL .E I EI 2 E E 5 ax -1 .fi R? .:. U -c L. E .E as z: gc C az a x 3. Z5 IC af. as -1 lTrc-asurerl II Hop Laninsra, Bob ll Shane, Carro :S Q :I 1, E E E' r-1 E' x ,- z. X. n. 5 a : if x.. Q v: N .15 E Lf E Q 71 l.. .3 ,E 2 : P L. . 5 3 5. .5 E D :sf L. ..' .2 uf o A Ill L: O Q is o L4 'rs f: .C F- 1 Z C16 : E' 3 2 bl C N f - P- ,. 'T 4 .J .C bl ': 5 E S. .x E u 1: Q vm .-1. A L. 5 af x U m 11 F 'Z .- 5. L. af '1 .J .C if C LC 'U 5 E Kn pzht, Nure Muhamf-L Allen Damrl. hoff, Barbara U1 QC eth VV nh Ke Caroline- Gibfried Bernard Laninga, Dm-is Apel, human, T Payne, Clara Bob an, Saurm Pat TOVV I Fourth Sope r, Norlene Marilyn unnm S, H n Lillia Jean Alaria, rt Spoelstra, nter, A Hu Hitchkiss, Joan TICQS Fra VUIYI . tx' Or tio O lDircct0rQn, ZTI' nB Betty Leys, I-I vely nis Ta 946 -1 945 for 1 ID -I-I C 0 P I-IJ 0 'U U s.. U D+ U1 3 U G Santa GS Football Gam E E :s o U2 Play OI' ni de lu U L-1 U D.. CI CD GJ Kent County Hollow U QC OO QU 'O 'QQ UU mm '- U U SZ QC -:CE rn CI .9 '5 .E 2 50 QS go POW Ee :S gs.. QU -412 CD 'cs o 5-1 c at 5- U Q on ,Q L. School gh Hi KD 'U U 4-. U encernent I1'11'1'1 OOl CQ .C U U2 or Play ni Se Saurman, B. Kaiser. nderson erpoo A, A l, S. ws. S3 Peg Eco is - ri 5 . 5.9 G.: 2? ,.gP OE Vi? :M :A. Front row Back row year th1s IP- cn 5 ,Q Q. CD .M cn U 3 a performance! never rrussed lot CI deserves CIFI' LD V1 U2 2 ,sa E 4: E- 3 o C M of work the .-.. di CIS of eciat- pl' U13 Mothers 1s 'U C. U C0 GJ ,-'E Wooleyls Helpers Never thought it could be done - being tropped like this. But the Seniors did it! Now you'H know oil my secrets. Hope you'11 enjoy looking over the pdst yedr. How some of those Seniors Worked A worm- ed the cockles of my heort! 501 Top: P. Blain Center: C. Ward. B. Duyser, N. Baker. Bottom: L. Wilson, H. Uhl. Pastin' -- cuttm' - trlmmm , 1 W., 7 X ' 1 Smiling thru W. Klenk Khdvisorl lust before the annual went to press l happened to find a note lby mis- take mind youl left in the annual room. Couldn't resist the temptation so I peeked! And this is what it said: To Miss Klenk- We owe everythingl She was our guiding star. Without her, well- the annual just couldn't have been done. lt wasn't easy - we made mistakes -plenty H but Miss Klenk always came smiling through. Her patience and everlasting encour- agement just never Wore off. Yes, Miss Klenk was our true inspira- tion! Class of '46 l'm glad I peeked at that note. l guess the Seniors know a good thing when they see it. I think she's pretty swell myself. ! YH Mix NX e vc had our ups and downs Bottom: I. McxcCarthy. B. Rosenberger. R. Schroeder. B. Bolles. H. Doyle. B. Walton. -1 D I I Copy . Circulation Publicity Art . 1946 Wolverine Workers Pat Corfixsen Editorg Roger Schroeder Associate Editors . . Paul Blain Betty Bolles Ruth Doyle Barbara Walton Honorable Mention Claudine Ward Betty Vincent Hazel Uhl Shirley Reedy Mary lean Mills . Pat Corfixsen . . Paul Blain Photography and School Life . Vern Norris Sports Barbara Walton Norma Baker lack Mc Carthy Roger Schroeder . . Phil Baker Underclassrnen . Seniors , Faculty . Organizations and Clubs Finance . Loren Wilson Betty Duyser Betty Dykstra Ruth Dykstra . Ruth Doyle Betty Bolles Doris Hoekstra Betty Chapin Roger Covey lack Mc Carthy Loren Wilson Bub Laninga Ken Weernhoff I 'fp 2 fs Ufly 6 . 'N i 'N ,fi X Al! ,fir Ag? 1-.. 1 0 4? Z- f , 5 4 .wg g v H' 1- , 'ii- 1 -'i 'i w A .. ,...i 3 ---F 4 ii- 'Q 5 ill. -4-....... ,. i - V- - .:: 5 alfa' Sports School spirit rumzing high. Toucfzdofwm' . . Basketf . . . Home-rzzfzx . . . Split Seconds. tri! 's 1 3. . Ora...- Q, , - gf L -4'53i'-rf!-if FIRST TEAM' First row: J, Huulihan, H. Wcwd, C, Van Huutvn, I . De Graves, T. VVright, Ii. Surya-nt, I'I. Revs. C. Handlogten, P. Micriema, Ii, Fryling. N n vi ' l T Vrmko I VVil n B Pa n I' Blain V N r' V I I! I .svn ii rn ': R. LUV:-y lMana:z4-r , , 4 . .. so , . y 0. . , . ur is, M. ann-1' ani , I Hulws-rdzi B. Dangl M, Hovbcke 1Cuzichh, H. Robinson 1Com-hi, .I. Taylor, D. Wm-st. Lateral Pass The football season was off to a good start when Norris, Sargent, Wilson, l-lolwerda, Van- derBand, and Payne were back. All lettermen tool Coach Robinson was mighty proud of his squad. It was the lightest and scrappiest group of players in Godwin's history. Don't think the best teams in the Grand Valley Conference didn't respect them either. How it rained at the Zeeland gamel But it didn't stop Blain and I-Iolwerda from lugging the leather along with the long punts of Norris. f Lowell, the Conference Champs, found that victory couldn't be won on running plays, when Sargent, Van Houten and Koorndyk did some brilliant line backing -although Norris and VanderBand ran smashing touchdown plays and Wilson flanked the ends, Godwin lost to a highly rated Lee eleven 20 to 12. -'- Tearing to shreds the line rated best and heaviest in the Conference, VanderBand's bucking over tackles and Blain's quarter back sneak, both netted scores set off by the long end runs of Wilson and I-iolwerda. ln this game the line showed the best coordination. We Smooth passing by quarterback Blain to ends, Payne and Fryling with the neat running of Taylor, Vander- Band and Holwerda led to a never-to-be-forgotten game with Grandville, The Wolves were really handicapped for the rest of the season after Vronko, a Sophomore line- man, and Wilson, a Senior right half, both suf- fered from broken legs. How l hated seeing those fellows being carried off the field. Next year will find lettermen Miedema, De Graves, Sargent, Houlihan, Koorndyk and Dangl returning. Hope 'xRobbie will be back tool S C O R E S 45 Union .... . . , U Godwin 21 Lowell , . . . . . O Godwin 6 Zeeland .,.. . . . U Godwin 2l Lee . . , . . . I2 Godwin 27 Grandville . . . . . I2 Godwin 20 East .,,.... . . . I2 Godwin l8 Wyoming . , . . . U Godwin 26 Rockford . , , . , O Godwin I SEFUNIJ TEAM Ifirsl rnw: S. Milla-r, L. Hi-mlm-cork. U. Clif- ton, Ii. Nvuxzvnt. D. bpm-lstr.x, IX, Iiruis, S1-wind row: ii. Van Laan, I', Gi-nslm-r, M. Hui-bi-kc 1Com-ht, R. Svhruunlvr, J. Wright. vs4 ' Www 1 Q: .,A- L, XVilso 1 N . Niiflli GR ll N , .l Houhhm Holxurda X X ff. Yam Hmm-n 1 Q 2 K X 1 f' K: Q 2 L s xx ' ' f SRX ' ' , . . 5 B. Koorndyk Taylor -- ..,: -N f X cfs fa B. W'ood B-P09318 , ' ri, um., 77 Sargent -.5 . V. V: dvr Band IHA l A L. 'K if 1 9 3 fr FIRST TEAM --First row: V. Norris, I. Vander Schuur, R. Wildev, B. Evink, G. Evink, J. I-Iolwerda. S nd-':E.Httf1C'ch,C.M,Bi,B.S th,H.J k'. B. D fl Ii. Ros lor .R cc n mvi u enga od r c r an my en ms, ang. , en: ru-ir . Crumhark. C. Lanimza !Manapfi-rl, M. Hoobs-ke 1Second Team Coacht. Dog Shots Must hand it to Coach Huttenga and the Wol- verines for the fighting spirit which won them a tie for second place with East Grand Rapids in the Grand Valley Basketball Conference! The Zeeland Chicks downed the fighting Wolves in both non-conference games during the season. - Showing more fight, the Wolves defeated Lowell twice, once in an overtime game. What excitement! - The Rams of Rockford defeated the Godwin quintet twice, but in one game Brunges and Koordyk scored l4 and l9 points respectively. In the second game, the Godwin boys once more took a licking although G. Evink alone racked up 10 points. - Recovering from this loss the Wolve cage team won a well deserved win over the lads from East. Feeling the loss of Brunges and Hol- werda the Godwinites bowed before a strong East team in the second phase of the cage season. - Lee High with a team of tall veterans and an undefeated season handed the Wolves their next defeat. Coming back for revenge in the second game against the Rebels, the Godwinites won by a narrow score of 28 to 27. - Grandville fell prey to the Wolves in both games of the season, being defeated in close rough games. - The Vikings from Wyoming suffered two losses at the hands of the Godwin cagers. The season closed with the Wolves in second place with 4 conference losses, 2 non-conference losses and 8 wins! Guess that shows they had what it takes! The Godwin reserves coached by Mr. I-loebeke showed fight and spirit. Know many future pros- pects for an even better Godwin cage team will come from them. SECOND TEAM First row: . Kruis .. Kinney li. Schrm-dvr D. Sm-as V F Rack row z M. Hoobckv fC0ach! F. D0 Graves M. Vander Schuur J. Dousllas T. Wright D. Hubbard R. Payne x x .2 L E.V i 'io ,SX -....., ' DMM MCB XY X53 If QQ? 273 is .N .4 R G' ? , ff' 5 . ff lf' :TJ 0 If X ' 1 RN NJ-1 Mx Ylfll' by-v 79 QXSWWWK Godwin Godwin Godwin Godwin. . . Godwin. . . Godwin. . Godwin f LICIC GAME C4-nh-r: Ii. Evink, V, Norris, G. Evink, PI, Huttm-nga 4Com-hl 'VI Vzinnlvr N-liuur. R. Wilclvy. Jump Ball Scores for the 1945-46 Basketball Season Zeeland . Lowell .. Rockford Eost Lee . , Grolndville Wyoming Godwin.,.....,. A , . .25 Godwin . . .,.. 53 Godwin A . A26 Godwin . .... 40 Godwin . . ..., 33 Godwin . . . .,,. 33 Godwin 80 Lowell 4. Rockford Zeeland . Eost . Lee . ,. Grdndville Wyoming Double Plays Q ,. 9... jjf fr: -X 'if-L-Q' as 'Vw - s o W - s . - t 9. ,mx ,X A 1 . . . , . lkltlf If - s J' s -v x .3 41. --My A , . x .y , , fl Af fg. First row: B. Fryling. B. Foster. li :gat 'U ff- l M, wt-iringa, M, van-it-r Rami, G. Evink, E' .'- ' ',., V. Norris, ll. Koorndyk, R. Wildvy, R. 5 Crumlmck. it-N - I C K Second row: D. Clifton, J. Taylor. P ff if , Blain. J. Goff. li. Rosenliorpzor, M. Van- Q' ,fi dvr Schuur, T. Wright. B. Dangl, V - - If Flush Kruis. B. Hopp, J. Voorhees. M. Hot-be-ke. , lCoachl. ft, ' A Third row: D. Doyle, V. Berry, G. Gross 21 Jikjl PI. York, A. Spot-lstra. ms- fig? 1 - Oiling their mitts, and sharpening their batting A eye, the boys started out to get hold of the 1 ,N 5lN5l' UP championship in the Grand Valley Conference. With Coach l-loebeke showing them the finer points of the game, the boys got off to a good start in trouncing Hudsonville, Kelloggsville, Lee, and Wyoming in our own class, and trimming Ottawa, Catholic Central, Cboth Class A schoolsl, and Aquinas College. They have been beaten but three times, then at the hands of Class A schools. Though the season is but holf over, the Wolves figure to be in there when the trophies are handed out, but the stiffest opposition is yet to come. Lettermen who returned this year were' Vander Band, Norris, Wierenga, Foster, Fryling, Koorndyk, Wildey, Taylor, and Blain. From these fellows l-loebelce formed a smooth working ball club. Take it from me. X- Q- .. 1' . .. C a ll ,vw 81 Q L I . , ,, I ay 9 f- I 3,1 ,xx gb . rl. . V. X I A I 'K 2. I rx. ' -I Up-and over Thinclads Gee whiz, now where did I put those track shoes? I-Iey, man- ager, bring out the iish poles. You, fellas, set up those hurdles. Spring and the track season op- ened, oi that, I was sure. The crowd grew breathless as Taylor and Srnythe breezed through the IOO, and Rosenberger stepped his way to a new record in the 440. The Wolverines defeated Com- stock, Lee, and Grandvillel And sayl Did you see the big smile on Mr. Bahre's face when., we ended up on the long end of a 55 to 49 score with Rockford. Boy! I can hardly wait to see how our fellas make out in the Regional meet and the Iaysee Relays! lt should be goodl Top: B. Schroeder. J. Wright. T. Kin:-:lc-y, D. Sheler. First centvr: J. Taylor. Lee man, B. Smyth. Second center: D. Speas, B. Kruis, F. De- Graves. First row: F. DeGraves, B. Payne, B. R4-mes, B. Kruis, D. Speas, B. Schroeder, G. Evink, R. Schroeder, B. Williams, C. Laninga 1Assistant Manafzerr. Second row: C. Bahre lCoachr. J. Taylor, B. Smyth, M. VanderBand, H. Jenkins, B. Rosenberzer, D. Sheler, G. VanLaan, R. Simmons, D. Heyboer, L. Neugent lMana- garb. Third row: T. Kinsley, P. Geasler, J. Houlihan, T. Wright. Love Sets Among the fellows who started the season with Coach Charon was a returning letterman, Phil Baker, and two players from last year - Ed Kin- ney and Gordon Cunningham. In all, there were six, the new players being Ioe Douglas, Ierry Miedema, and Bob Kaiser. Can't understand why more fellows don't go out for Tennis. But, of course, it's quality that really counts. The outlook for the season is good. Practice and experience always makes a team. Coach Charon never seems daunted by the green ma- terial - only wishes he had more. Expect God- win will corne out winners though, and why shoulcln't I? TENNIS SCHEDULE - 1946 May 20 Rockford .... ..... T here May 27 Grandville .... .... H ere Iune 3 Lee .....,. ..... T here Left: G. Cunningham. Center Standing: J. Charon fCoachH, J. Douglas, G. Cunningham, E. K' e mn y. Kneeling: B. Kaiser, J. Miedema. No picture: Phil Baker. April 22 Wyoming Park .... ...,.... H ere May 6 East ........... .... T here May 13 Lowell .... Here I Right : E. Kinney. Xt drlvl 83 Last but not Least U 5P0re F Hlvurda I Dingman. Left: J. Laninga, J. 0 'f , ,. Right: M. Huttenpm, M. Houston, E. Swanlund. Bottom: A. Ollmann. H Carpvnter, G. CrofY, D. Hart, L. Albers, H Arnold. Why so glam! 84 Acton, Betty, 5-4883 . . Anderson, Iane, 3-7976 . Anderson, Nils . . . Baas, Lillian, 5-3416 . Baker, Norma, 5-3455 . Baker, Phillip, 5-8394 . . Baldinger, Phyllis, 3-5909 Benedict, Thomas . . . Berg, Barbara, 3-8452 . Berkey, Bob, 3-6303. . Blain, Paul, 3-1533 . Bolles, Bette, 5-6049 . Bos, Doris, 3-1740 . . . Brown, Ruthann, 6-2401 . Brunges, Bernard, 3-8034 Burbank, Buelah . . . Chapin, Betty, 116-865F21 Chase, Norrine, 5-0703 . Clark, Lois .... Corfixsen, Patricia, 3-8632 Covey, Roger ..,. De Haan, Dorothy, 5-0943 Douglas, Burnet, 3-3083 . Doyle, Ruth, 5-0607 . Duyser, Betty, 3-7908 . Dykstra, Betty, 5-4996 . Dykstra, Ruth, 5-4996 . Evink, Robert . . . Foster, Robert, 5-8577 . Fryling, Robert .... Goff, Iohn ..... Green, Gwendolyn, 5-4733 Hoekstra, Doris, 5-5679 . Q Holben, William, 5-8969 . Holwerda, Tohn . . Hull, Dwight, 5-9478 . . Hunnes, Lillian, 3-9139 . Kuipers,'1'eresa . . . Laninga, Bernard, 3,-4052 Leslie, Ioan, 5-3788 . Leys, Betty, 5-6714 .... Senior Directory . 29 Honeoye St., . 29 Frontenac, , 21-28th St., . -. .3640 Union Ave., 3509 Birchwood Ave. . . 135 - 32nd St., . 3611 Clay Ave., . 3350-52nd St., . 97 Cantebury St., . 3770 Horton Ave., , 22-32nd St., . 46-32nd St., . 332 Bellevue St., . 3611 Minnie Ave., 48 - 34th St., 815 Oak Crest Drive, . . . R.R. No. 1, . 3627 Francis Ave., . 35-35th St., S.W. S.E. S.W. S.E. S.W. S. E. S.W. S.E. S.W. S.E. S.E. S.E. S.E. S.W. S.E. S.W. Ada S.E. S.E. . 550-32nd St., S. W. . 1324-36th St., . 105 Wilbur St., . 59 Thurston St., . 140 Bellevue St., 3311 Iefferson Ave., . . 104 Celia St., . , 104 Celia St., 3875 Clyde Park Ave., . . 111 Ianet St., . 2825 Union Ave., 4010 South Division . . 146-41st St., . . 109-32nd St., . 5210 Eastern Ave., . 615-32nd St., . 5210 Eastern Ave., . 59 Floyd St., 49 Iordan St., 3134 Iefierson Ave., . . 3648 Opal Ave., . 118 Coolidge St., S.W. S.W. S.W. S.E. S.E. S.E. S.E. S.W. S.E. S.E. Ave. S.W. S.E. S.E. S.E. S.E. S.W. S.W. S.E. S.W. S.W. Manshaem, Greta, 116-7l9F5 . R.R. No. 2, Byron Center Mc Carthy, lack, 5-2045 . 2924 Peckheath Drive, S.W. Mills, Mary, 3-4100 . . Mortord, Vernetta, 6-2078 Norris, Vern, 5-2255 . . Parkinson, Shirley, 3-8001 Patrick, Betty, 3-1051 . . Patterson, lim, 608-32F12 Payne, Lewis, 5-4435 . Phelps, Betty . . . . . . 28-36th St., S.E. . . Chicago Drive 6. Vine St. . 135 Frontenac St., S.E. . . . 20-40th St., S.W. 2794 Woodward Ave., S.W. . . 3434-52nd St., S.E. . . 125 Abbie St., S.E. . 2812 Peckheath St., S.W. Poll, Ierre, 5-6823 . . . 2629 Charlesgate Drive, S.W. Raab, LaVonne, 3-6400 .... 220 Floyd St., S.W. Randall, Arlene . . . 2586 -52nd St., Grandville Reedy, Shirley ...... . . 223 Burt St., S.E. Rosenberger, William, 3-5598 . 2852 Longstreet Ave., S.W. Scharphorn, Virginia, 5-8589 . 3420 Buchanan Ave., S.W. Schroeder, Roger , . . Sebright, lvone, 5-2885 . Siekirk, Norman, 3-1710 . Slaughter, Doris, 5-4559 . Smith, Orland, 5-7511 . Taylor, Iames, 5-2525 . . Thompson, Shirley, 3-3838 Todd, Leo, 5-3291 . . . Uhl, Hazel, 3-2606 . . Vander Band, Marvin, Byro Van Eizenga, Ray, 3-7653 Van Houten, Cal, 5-7053 Vincent, Betty, 3-7375 . . . 57 Calhoun St., S.W. .2721 Park Place Ave., S.E. . 3639 Linden Ave., S.E. 133 Manchester Road, S.W. . . 324 Walter St., S.E. 31 Manchester Road, S.W. 3597 Flamingo Ave., S.W. , 1812 Palace Ave., S.W. . 3773 Horton Ave. S.E. n 163 . R.R. No. 2, Byron Center . . 3515 Opal Ave., S.W. . .1630-44th St., S.E. . . . 147--34th St., S.E. von Kronenberger, lanet, 608-8R ....... Voorhees, lean, 5-9722 . Vosburg, Charles . . . . R. R. No. 3, Kalamazoo Ave. . . 420-36th St. S.W. . 248-40th St., S.W. Walton, Barbara, 5-1074 . . 3605 Clay St., S.W. Ward, Claudine, 3-7008 .... 860 Kenneth St., S.W. Weemhoit, Kenneth, 5-7685 . 2911 Chiswick Drive, S.W. Westra, Clarabell, 116-700F5 . 5409 Kalamazoo Ave., S.E. Wierenga, Bertus . . . Wilson, Loren, 5-2196 . . Woltrey, Grace, 5-0361 . Wood, Robert, 5-3561 . Woodman, Phyllis, 5-3925 Wright, Iessie , . . '. Zeeff, Marcia, 6-2218 . . Zichterman, Gladys, 5-7419 . . 150-36th St., S.W. .3519 Birchwood Ave., S.W. . . . 344 Burt St., S.E. . 151 Freedom St., S.E. . 948 Royal Oak St., S.W. . 2600 Francis Ave., S.E. . . 2515-36th St. S.W. 3829 Clyde Park Ave., S.W. I tn shun , , f C mdxd kids fri Hubba Hubba W Q Cuts: gal NN H1110 F: ' lt's a homcr 4-.1 Bnsllful? 6 'aww an , Mmmm Good if . i Cflxcvsccrnckvrs - ,ala xg Y Hur n' Bt-my mi Bell Bottom 'I'rouscx's 86 i A 'U' HN 5? 4i33 ' 9 5 .V L, ' Pi AW lfnm get busy? tr Q Agvy , 4,- st at t 7' E Mk s ,Q it kv' -'a 1 Vfiy ff im 1- x 1 Look at thc r' ,,, I GUI' Tl'l6l'llCS To Direct Transit Lines. Inc. Common Motor Carrier ot Specified Commodities 200 Colrain Street, S.W.. Grand Rapids, Michigan Godwin Variety Store Monty's Food Market Imperial Cleaners D. L. Cavera and Son Vanderveen's Dept. Store Paul Peet Drug Store Vitamins - Soda Bar Ben Franklin Store Engel's Iewelry Store H. R. Terryberry Co. Godwin Cottee Shop Northem Air Service Kent County Airport Buikema's Hardware Division Ave. Bus Line Serving Trading Post Feed Store Lamoreaux Drugs Ray Watkin's Food Market Townsend Friendly Service Bravata's Food Market Division Ave. Lumber Co. Benjamin Usher Insurance Agency Godwin Cleaners Prop. Iimmy Provenzo Ioppe's Dairy Mello-D-Milk Central States Aviation Kent County Airport Cutlerville, Home Acres, Godwin Heights Photographs by Bultman Studio Engraving, Printing, and Binding by The Dean-Hicks Co. M Something to Remember 215 V,,J,,?. mnnmxuf, :f1y,.mmr,4- - 1,1 wg. . 1 K g .U mizlmvwnm--nmsmummnum - ,mmm Ninn: A