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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

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Perhaps you won't be able to see mc, but l'm there. l'm in the classrooms, at club meetings, at class parties, and at football games and any- where school activities may take place. i 33 0 Contents Introduction lfxpcrimcnt No. Head Scientists ICICINCI its ifriigiiiciits Compounds Kinetic Iincrgv :X dvcrtiscments WSI Mx ff,-.f.:'A V 1' 1 if K 'YE M595 1 ,X Y, ,, I i it , KZ. ha' W ,m 4 g . W A 9 , ,A ' pri Q 'W Ag-x.,, 3 X.. k K w fe 4 Pa W. V Z fwfr if 'fs S f if W 1' 'M fi , Q .gi 3,4 31: ,Aw X A vt ,Q -if. Q 3 ' 'Y is gf? .tax 1 ,x , Rf 'wg 1.1 4 is W5 I wi '-ky 1, a g Ji W wi. SQ f ff A we E X , ' iff, U55 5 A - Aw N '1 5 W ,F 'Q .ir 1 W ww, , 9'7..hf WA wg Q3 3, 53 X. 1Mff ,4g -if w 1. xv V M vvywl N 1 1 B A if vi 91416155 Q , 5 if . mu K gf 'Wu 4 - va , AJx,, . 'Ss A A A H, ,,mq,,fwwh V ,W . 1 ! 4 f ,, ' ,. T N Q 4 1 'NH 5 xxfv 'QL ' Q g . ,. 4 W' Ame vp N 'wiyfgvl 4 rf, V , ff, 5 , .4 kg . - m:Q2':7.gi . 1. if Q . 'W . 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A' W ,- ' A paretus' ' Lf I Dara: s f Conclusion 2.4 -1---i -T - i 'Q' .3 wk 'Yew ' 5 Y f A r Y ' , gg? rt 'Eu 1 1 3' J K wg if - 4 QB? ,, :-- ii ' ' fm. ,Q Mm 243,35 sl' A, , K S nfl J W ,, arm Qkyk .Q H Hwy in g 9 Hey . . . can you find me? School Life Lucky girl. A big problem? D. Meyers, C. Sprague, H. Alaria, J. Spoelman, N. Baker. Soap for sale. D. Ver Hulsr. English SENIORS . . . studying? As 11 vessel is known by sound, whether it be cracked or not, so men are approved, by their speeches, whether they be wise or foolish. - - -Demosthcncs. gm Am WE History .X'C'1L' fL':1I'lJL'V? D. Huorn, Hzmhll I , Klo0stcl'..I.I3z1ss, IJ. XYulf1'cv lt is only l'I'll'OLlgll lnlmm' and przlycrful effort. hx' grim Cncrgy and rcsuluticm and CULll'2lQC,Y that wc movc on to bcttcl' things. - - - 'lihcudorc Roosevelt Ilulff lfrcnfln lfflilfll 111-V ucv! ID. Yurk, Al. Dnngl. W'hnr mavr? Scared: XYm1d, F. PL-Iron, ll. Vlulmsun. Standing: C Stirdimnt, R. lflulclmlmnlrg N. .Xlunm. Who - - 7110.7 FIRST ROXV: If. Hmvnml XI. Knapp, N, Hansen. I3 I1UXI'2ll'01', N. Baker, C. XYieIcs. SICCONIJ ROXY: S IQTLIIIICV, D. Iloward, I. Ilutehkiss, S. Brant, IC. Lnpp, N. Chase, N. Sylsknr, C I.uI4ins, D. Kent, S. Tunis. a Issue T Mrufvs esff' 9 Music Ukflfdylt' Ladies STANDING: ID. Dulyea, I5 .-Xlwarta, R. Yun Slyke, NI Sylsknr, I. Sentr, D. Ihmwcy SICATICD: KI. Keeeh, R Block, P. I,n Roche, If. Iibels Music, the greatest gooci that lnortals know. and all of heaven we have Imelowfx - - - ACILIISOII G IT1 E1'c1'yI1od.v Ready ? Since thc body is thc pipc through which wc tap all thc succors and virtues of thc material world, it is certain that ll sound body must lic nt thc root of nm' excellence in nmnncrs and actions. V - - -I'llNCl'S0l1 Sink ir, Dorothy!! Xl. Covcl, D. Clayton, C Block N. Schultz, Mcllo well, ll Vincent. F flfurc Ilresxvnfzkers? F. Zuidcrsma, M. Sickirlc T. Van XVyk, V. Sturt. Beauty of style and harmony and grace and good rhythm depend on sim- plicity. - - - Plato Home Economics 7 Let 5 all laafuc tea. D. Anderson, A. DeYoung, I. VcrHagc, G. Fbcls. C ookicy, Y um! Y um! B. Doxtnton, B. Bloore, L. HllfCl1klSS. Commercial Fnzzfre Srelzagmplaerx. D. Sbippy, M. Miller, A. XVi1dey, IJ. Xletrerr. Speed Demons. P. Saurman, B. Rood, L. Rinard, B. Pender, C. Stir- divanr, Y. Starr, B. Snay, M. Siekirk, j. Van Duinen, R. Torngren. Add-6111 Up. VV. Henderson, j. Lackey, I.. Green. uliusincss dispatched is business well gimme, but business hurried is business ill done. - - - liulwer-Lytton Handy A Ndies. C. Chapin, T. Mcllnnald, IJ. Ver Hulsr, P. Lenartz. For all your days prepare To meet them ever alikeg NVhcn you are the anvil, bcarg VVhen Vou are the hammer, strike! Y - - - lidwin Markham , aw,mn... Industrial Arts Welding Willies. J. Jeffcrys, B. Beary. Little Cmftsmevz. K. Wilson, B. Vlug, R. Van Laan, R. Roclofs, D. Thomas, J. York. 16 From mold, to rlmsterpiece L. Skinner, G. Bennett . . g., .,.., . V -I .--4:- . MMM . www, M. fs 'V' WM Plans for the future. Blue prizztirzg and smiles go together? D. McNeil, Robins Men love to 'wonder and that is the seed of our science. -Emerson Future Conserfvationists Mr. Stafford, I. Ryno, J. Sack, R. Zeigler, j. Hubbard Science Scientific Research R. Gillette, P. Gale, D. Osband Wei gbts and Measures D. Kent, A. Robinett, B. Snay, C. Romegn High Pointers R. Ellsworth, Corfixsen, B. Fer- guson, M. Bloore Mathematics Trizzizglers B. Fulkerson, L. Tripp, B. Pender This is the 'way itlv done. P. Chase, G. Brown ? Q 3 4 ,, M gan NJ? '+A rl nc' Royal C,'n111'r L. Brown, Xl. Boss. Xl. Yam pmol, B. Clmrmm, XY. H nn, Mills, D. Shippy, I. Ryno 9, J 'Q my VR 4. 5,4531 Km, R1-X A7'L'l1'1' rbcy prerry? H omecommg Nm: 511495 J QIlL'L'lI.l :Tm. '5 'Kiev 21 Head Scientist Superintendent HAROLD S. CHAMBERS Manchester College, B.A. University of Michigan, M.A. Principal WILLIAM A. POPPINK Hope College Western Michigan State Teach ers College, B.A. University of Michigan, M.A. ! CARI. P. BAHRIC ICUGICNIC lf. Bi-XRICNIJSIC BY!-'ORD BARR XYesrcfn Michigan Teachers College, llope College, Ali. ,XB4 University of Michigan, MJX. Southeast Missouri Stare Teachers College, A.B, EYELYN BARR Olix'erCollegc,,-LB., Y 'fa B.M.g University of Michigan, Mak. ROBERT COURTRIGH I' jO.XY CRANlJAl.l. Grand Rapids junior College llichigan Stare College, ,-LB. Michigan Stare College, .-X.li. lfxiivcrsiri' of llichigan, NIA. PATRICIA BECHTOLID Michigan Stare Col lcgc, AB. IIDITH DLI RUSIC lYesrern Michigan Teachers College Micliigzm State College, AB. NORMAN G. IJICI-1 Calvin College, .-XB. 5 s IPL 5? NANCY lJOYYI'l.l.Y lJI'I,I-'ILX IDLNICIXY Mumlulin Culln-gc, NB. lflnu-r5iry of Yurth Hnlmm, XII. THLQODORE IC. FIRMIC XVesrcrn XIICIIIEILIII Teachers College, AB. HARI-KN FOSS Ferris lnsrimw XYcsrc1'11 Uiflxiggxn l'uzxcIwx's Clnllcgv. ,'X.I3. VIRGINIA GATITS Xl.-XRIXLTS X. llOI I1I'IiI'. -IR. IIARRII, l' -I'XR,X1OI. Michigan Stare Cullcgc,'A.B. Ubsrurn licnmclq llnnvlu-rx llullugv, Xliclxxgmx Sure Nnrnml Cjnllcgu, ISS. BS. XIXRX Xlff XRITII X1lulug.1nNr1rL lugc, H. X fil R I RL'lJI lx XS I XI R CEI ORKII X I,l XYIS ST,-XNI.I-.Y IXONS llxwxuwxvx uf X wht 1: Ivm. H 5.5. X. I7uP.1uxx L'l11xL-nity, Il.Xl. XYLM. Xhchigm 'l'c.lL-lxcrs Cullcgc. BS. XVILLIANI RI IOADIQS XVcsrcrn Michigan Teachers Cullcge, BS. IH RX! XY RUHIXSUX fIl,.XRI'NCQI' .I. Sllilil-'Nl.X TIIICRICS.-X ST.-X.-XI. l run-ywurx mf Illrm ls I S KQQIIUI1flullcgc..X.H. Hope Collcgc, ,-XB. l'l11xL-wily nf Xlxchlgan, UA. XVAYNI-1 A. Sl'.-Xl-'IFORIJ OHS A. S'I'RlCjIiI.IN jACIQUlCl.YN SXVANIAUND Northern Illinois Stare l'c:iclir:rh Col- liust Texas Stare 'l'cncl1crxCullcgc, BS. DePauw University, AB. lege. B.li. ALTHICA TH EBAUDICA U YYestcrn Michigan Teachers College, B.S.g Univcrsiry of Michigan, MA. l-'I.UlllCNCl 'I'XVll S'l' XVcstcrn Michigan Stare Tcuclicrs Cul- lcge, BS, 1. B. XYARD M.-XRIIC SIMPSON ANNA SULLIVAN Alma Cullcgc, BS. Lilnrarixm Scliuul Nurse Unixcryiry uf llliiczigo, BS. Buttclwvnrtli Sclmul of Nursing, R.N Olivet College, AB. Board of Education 3 C l l FRANK BARTELS PERRY COFFMAN VVILLIAM DANGL FRANK HINER The board of education plays a key role in the organization and operation of our school. It is their responsibility, as representatives of the community, to provide the best in educational facilities, buildings and instruction for us, the students at Godwin. They IIIUSE reflect the Wishes of the people in formulating and Carry- ing out school policy. We, in turn, appreciate their efforts and the MRS. MARJORIE EVANS results of these efforts, for We feel that they have worked to our benefit during our years here. It is with this thought in mind that we thank these people and the community they represent for the good things they have pro- vided for us. Our hope is to prove that the time, energy and finance invested in us will pay a good return. Janitors and Clerk 5 X UI Ill XXX ,XXIII RSOX ID. IIXRI XI. HULEIUX XI. SIHJIQKI1 N XKIXIIS I' IEXIIJIXILIIQ lI.1,llilllS lS,l!L'RlIXX ll 7 f K 7 Y l NX XJ' , E Elements I ,ffiftgs President, Dave Sheler, Class Ad1'ixo1'.f, Dean Hubbard, lrene Ryno, Vice Prexident, Lois Brown, Treasurer, Martha Vandcrpool, Mirsing, Secretary, Marilyn Mulder. Class of 'Sl Oh, to be a Senior. That was our dream all through our school years, and the closer it came the more anxious we got. Now we're having our turn. lt's a lot of hard work and responsibility, but Oh, what fun! Our activities started with the junior, Senior Mixer held in the gym, but we still remained faithful to our boys on the football team by coming out every Friday night, and having still more fun at the dances following the games. Then the Senior Play was chosen, the cast se- lected and weary forms could be seen, nightly, dragging themselves to and from the library, but our joy was complete when all our work finally produced the hilarious GOOD NIGHT LADIES.', While some were work- ing on the play, others were fast and furiously trying to make the Hoat for our Homecoming Queen and her court, the best ever made. This too was made a reality with the Homecoming parade followed by faithful fans and the dance, with its return of Alumni. As football season ended and basketball began, the production of the 1951 Wolverine began also. Work, work and more work. Everyone worked feverishly, pasting pictures, typing copy and anything to meet the deadlines which always crept up so fast. The Senior trip took the limelight next. Every- one, but mostly the girls spent hours packing. Butterflies were the main content of our stom- aches the day we left, but in no time at all we were back home again. And now as we wander through the halls of dear old Godwin, the halls that re-echo the times we've spent inside its walls, We hear the strains of Pomp and Circumstance and realize it is time for us to graduate . . . into the world. RON ADOLPHSON Come, Fair Ladies, l'm Here! Funrball Sy Basketball Eg ju- nior Playg A'Cappellag Can- tatag junior Class, Vice Pres- idcnrg Student Council Pres. NORMAN BELNAP Men of Few Wordx Are Often the Ben. ,Trackg Shop, BARBARA A. ALTENBERNT Smiling Fave aml Twin!-lirzg Eyes, life Simply Cannot Pax: Her Hy. DELORES ANDLRSON She Maker Friendx by Being One. A'Cappcllug Cantatag Senior News Casrcrg Student Coun- cllg Nurses Assistantg Y- Teens. JAY BAAS Ilflny Hurryg My Day lVill Come, Canratag Shopg Band 5, JIM BANFILL Never Say More rban I: Necessary. PIGCX Xl ALLEN ll liar Wan Durex, I Da! l'ren1.h Club A'Cappellag Cantata Luc YVireg Com- merual Club MARION BOSS In Those Blond Curly Locks, Ten Million Cupid: Play. Homecoming Court. LOIS ANN BROXVN A Winning IVay, A Friend- ly Smileg In All, a Girl W'ho lr Worth While. A'Cappclla 2gCantatag French Club Presidentg Homecom- ing Courtg Senior Class Vice Presidentg junior Playg Senior News Caster, Co-editor. ROBERT A. CROOTE A Man of Deed: Not Wardx. Football lg Cantatag junior Play. GLORIA -IEAN BULTMAN She Doe: Her Part with n 1Villing Heart. Student Councilg Dance Com- mittee Chairmang Y-Teens. RONALD E CAROW ITZ I Can Be .Serzous but Id Rather Be Gay HLY Senlor Play Latm Club 'A .sg A' l' Alba NORMAN CANNON 1'll Be Merry, FII Be Glad, but One Thing Sure, l'lI Nor Be Sad. Hi-Y3 A'Cappellag Cantata. ROBERT L CHARON It Saver a Lot of Trouble to Be Born Goodloolemg Football 3 Basketball l Baseball 4 junior Class Pres ldent C' Club Treasurer Cantata A Cappella Home Lomlng King CARLA BRUNS To Know Her lx ro Like Her. Y-Tccnsg Cantatag Noon Hour Cummittecg Nurse's Assistant. GERALD LRF DANGL 1'm a Quiet Fellow-Soma times! Basketball lg Football 3,5 Baseball 3g G-Club Presidentg junior Playg Senior Playg Student Councilg Honor So- cietyg Junior Class Advisor. jUAXXl'. DL'l.X'l ,.X Not 'lluzt I I.o1'1'.511'1d-V l.u.rx, Hllf That I 1.1112 F1111 Hare. .-X'CLappcll.ag l.ixc XYirc, Y- Tccns. C,nu.na, Xursc'5 .M- iifsmntg Rcsl Chris Yicc Prcsq Girls' Baslccrlmll, Sharp. AIOYCI' l,. CiROl'l'YHL'IS Humi al G1fl.l .111.l If-vw' rn Hllze, 5111.111 ll'n11.f1.'r lI'y flu l'lc.m'.i lI'i1l' Yun. X'C.1ppull.x1 Cnrumup Red Cn Iss. Sillllx l'.l,lZ.-Xlllfllll VABICR .Ui41'lvi1'1 ami I .-Ire Vury Goml Pali. Cm1mt.1gl,ivcXYircgY-Tucnsg Rad Crusag junior Play Nursds Assistant. JA-XCQL'lll.YY I-KOOTI1 Hur Friemix Tlwru :irc .ll.111y, Hur lfmfx, .Alru Tkcru .-lfly? Calmxmg Red Crow. l M 1 Nllzl.YlX IYRYLING Spank l.111l1', D11 .H111'l'. ROGIQR GII,l.I VH' The Rarcxr of All Tlvngf, .1 f.IlIIYl.'HII 11.111 33 DIQLURILS DUXIOND A Shell of SL'-ylluxx Cnzvrx 11 Hmrr of Gold, A'C.1ppcll.lg Cnmam. ELIZABETH JOHNSON A Girl nf Fez: lVn1'ds lx Ofren me Bert. Y-Tccns Treasurcrg Cantata. BARBARA JEAN HAMP A Pleasing Nature and a Friend to All. Y-Teensg Student Councilg Dance Committeeg A'Cap- pellag Cantatag Senior New- caster Editor. DEAN HUBBARD He Uxed to Be Baxhful and Shy, But Nofw, Ol: My! Football 3g Baseball 2g Senior Class Advisorg junior Playg G Club Vice Pres.g Cantatag A'Cappella. VERNA JEAN HASDIDT DANNX FOREST HESS U A Good Disposition lx More A Regular Fellow and the Valuable than Gold. Best of Pals. Cantata. Shop. DONALD j. HOORN FRED HOWARD Young Ladies' Are My lj-Ie's at Steady and Fair and Specialty. Square and Kind ax Any Chap Cantatag A'Cappella. I Can Call to Mind. junior Playg Band 65 Band Vice President. SHIRLEY HARRINGTON Quiet, Faithful, and Patient ls Slae. Cantatag A'Cappella. WILLIAM WALLACE -IONES Every Man lx a Volume if You Know How to Read Him. Football 3g Basketball Zg Track 43 G Clubg A'Cappel- lag Cantatag Shop 3. GERALD PAUL KENYON He Look: Safe, Bm So Doe: Gunpowder. Football 45 Track 4g Basket- ball 2g Varsity Clubg Cantatag A'Cabpellag Student Councilg Freshman Vice Presg Soph- omore Pres. 4 MARY JO ANNE KNAPP Beauty and Braim . . . What a Combination. Student Council Secy, llg Dance Committbeg Buildings and Groundsg Assemhlyg Promg Y-Teensg Red Crossg Honor Society Treas.g junior Playg Senior Playg Band 6g Band Librarian 3. ELLEN KOORNDYK Charming! Well Wbat Do You Think? Honor Society Secretaryg junior Play Prompterg Stu- dent Councilg Cantatag Sen- inr Newscaster. BEVERLY ANN KOL SlJe'.v Alfwayx Cheerful, New er Blue, Some People Are That lVay, But Only a Few. Girls' Baskctballg Cantatag Double G Clubg Y-Teens. VESTA LA CHAPPELLE Silence lr Great But Speech I:-Greater. A'Cappella 2g Cantatag Red Cross. TOM KLOOSTER What Should a Man Do But Be Merry! JAMES A. LACKI-QY I Feel Relieved at Last, for My lVarlzing Day: Are Part. A'Cappella Pres.g Camatag Hi-Y. 35 ED LAMPHIERE Tell Me My Faultr, and Mend Your Ofwn. Shopg Football Zg Baseballg G Club. PIIYLIS LIQNARTZ A Girl II'l1o Can Smile If a Girl Worth While. A'Cappcllag Cantatag Shupg Nursc's Assistant. DONNA MEITILRT She Carrie: Herxelf Like I1 True Lady. A'Cnppellag Cantata. ui? 'SF' ili - . ..., If M, I ' Ji... ig: 1 I at , X MARY jANI'f .XIATSON BETTY L. NICBRIAN Efj'iviem'-v, I'erswm1izy and A Modest M.ziJ I: She. liiligeure. Cantatag Red Cross. Girls' Basketball: Canmtag Student Council 'I'rcas.g Stu- dent Cuuncilg Noon Hour Cummittccg Buildings and Gmundsg Asscnilvlyg Dance Committccg Y-'l'ccns. PHILIP XY. AIANN Heir a Lad Game for Any- rbing. Cantntag Shop. 9 f il S-XLLII I KILL,-XBL DOUGLAS 'IIcN LIL .Siu 5401111 Quin But Do A Man lVboKnu1.1 the lVay II 4 Knm. Hu' und Finds' lt A Lappellag Cantata- Y - Shopg Basketball. Teens 36 DARLILNE MILLS A Tiny Pirce of Cheerful- nerr. Chccrlcadci 54 junior Playg Student Council V. Pres.g A'Cappella Bus. Mgr.g Can- tatag Y-Teensg junior Class Secy.g Homecoming Court- Prum Chairman. MAR-IORIE jUNE MILLER Her Way Ir a Cbeery One. Drum Majorette 3g A'Cap- pella: Cantatag Senior Play. N .L E. 1 :2 'Q' fi! Q fggfiwt' . . X l if CLAIRVVIN FRANK MILLER W'lJat! No Girls in Heaven? Then lurt Leave Me Here. A'Cappellag Cantata. Fon:- hall lg Baskerballg Track lg G Clubg Boys' Quartet. VVILLIAM G, PETERS IVby Should Life All La- bor Be? Shop, JOYCE MOSHER A Little Slgy Perhaps' but Never T00 Slay to Be Friendly. A'Cappellag Cantata, MARILYN MULDIQR A Gemlc Maiden, Yet Sha Knows Her lVay. Girls' Basketballg A'Cappella Sccy.1 Cantatag Senior Class Secy.g Senior Newscaster Cu- Iidiror. JEAN MULDER A Quiet, Likeable Girl. JACK O. UBRIEN Life 1: Ton Shan to Be Sober. Foothallg Baseballg G Club. ,alla a .,:, v,,. :VH Viii V A4 , x 37 X 4 2 I i LE ROY E. PITT Study? lVl7E7I the Sur Shining! Camarag Shop, EUGENE POTTER A Likable Boy with Likable Ways. Baseballg Hi-Y. SALLY JANE SAURMAN There': a Gleam of Mischief in Her Eyes. A'Cappellag Cantatag Drum Majorette 35 Y-Teensg Sen- ior Playg Dance Committee. WILLARD RINK There? a Place and Means for Every Man Alive. Basketball 2g Baseball lg Band Pres.g Cantatag Senior Playg Visual Aidsg G Club. BERNIE RUPPERT Peppy, Goadnarured, O'er Flowing with F un. Hi-Y. JANIS ROBINS A Man of Few Words bu: Great Meaning. IRENE RYNO Short! Bu: Oh How Sweet. Honor Society Pres.g Cheer- leader 5 9 junior Playg A'Cap- pellag Cantatag Y-Teensg Homecoming Courtg Fresh- man and Sophomore Secy.g Girls' Baskerballg Senior Class Advisor. ED PURCELL Did Someone Say Study? ERNIE SCHELTEMA Speech Is Silver, But Silence Is Golden. Baseball. CARL R. SEESE I Like This Place and Would Be Willing to Waste My Time Here. A'Cappellag Cantata. DAVID CALVIN SI-IELER Happy Ga Lucky and I Am Free, Nothing Exist: That Bother: Me. Track 4g Footballg G Clubg Cantatag Senior Playg Fresh- man Class Presidentg Senior Class President. if GLORIA VANDER BAND Sweet and Gentleg Fair and Kind A Girl Like Her I: Hard to Find. French Clubg Girls' Basket- ballg A'Cappella 35 Cantatag Senior Playg Student Council. DELORES SHIPPY A Ray of Sunshine in Some- one'.v Heart Homecoming Court. LEE SKINNER For He lr luxt the Quiet Kind Wbare N azure N ever Varies PATRICIA ANN SMALL You Know Her by the Noise She Does-n't Make. A'Cappellag Cantata. MARY STOKEN O! To Dance All Night and Sleep All Day. A'Cappellag Vice Pres.g Can- tatag Girls' Basketballg Double G Clubg Y-Teensg Cheerlead- er 5g junior Playg Senior Playg Student Councilg Buildings and Grounds Committeeg A'- Cappella Secy. ll. MARTHA jEAN VANDERPOOL A Iolly Girl, Cboclz Full nf Fun, Shelv Always' Nice to Everyone. Senior Class Treas.g junior Class Advisorg Sophomore Class Treasurerg Homecom- ing Courtg Senior Playg Drum Majorette 3. Student Coun- cilgA'CappellagCantatagGirls Basketball. CHET VAN TUINEN The Lexx Y ou Leurn the Lexx You Have to Remember. Cantata. VVANDA VVARD Sweet of Manner, Fair of Fare, All Her Wayx Are Full of Grace. Homecoming Queeng Cheer- leader 5g Student Council Secy.g A'Cappellag Cantata. 6 'sf . me RAY VAN VUREN, JR. l ue Taken My Fun I'VlJere I've Found lt. junior Playg G Clubg Foot- ball 35 Track 25 A'Cappellag Canrara. ISLA VER HAGF A Sweet Girl 'wizb a Very Sweet Way. Girls' Basketball 3. LUCILLE ELLEN VAN YVYK Sbe's No! a Flower, She? Not a Pearl, SlJe'J lux! One Sweet Girl. Girls' Baskethallg A'Cappella 3g A'Cappell'a Vice Pres llg Cantatag Student Councilg As- sembly Committeeg Senior Play. FRANKIE MAE VER HULST Dorft Blame Me, Blame My Eye: and My Smile. A'Cappella 2g Cantata: Red Crossg junior Class Treas.g Freshman Class TreaS.z Y- Teensg Nursc's Assistant. 40 Ji.. CARL VANDER VEEN That Which He Wills He Dues. A'Cappcllag Cantata. i CLIVE RAYMOND WAXAIAN JR. All Great Men Are Dying and I Feel a Little Sirle My- self. A'Cappclla Advertising Mgrq Cantatag Hi-Y. G.-XRY XVPIITTLQNIORIC Be Silent and Safe, Silunre Never Benny: You. Fuurballg Baseballg G Clubg Band -lg Cantatag Hi-Y. ARLENE -IOAN VVILDEY Wherever She May Find Herself in Life, SIJe'll Gui Along. A'Cappclla 4g Canratag Chccr- MARY ELLA YYILHOLT ll'lJy Trouble .Hy Perfertly Good Braim Over Sueh J Little Thing as .1fle11. French Club Secy.-Treas. leadcrg Y-Teens. DON L. YORK Happy Am Ig From C.1rel'm Freeg IVhy A1el1't They All Comemed Like Me? Football Zg Baseball 3g Hi-Y Vice Pres.g Senior Playg G Club Secy. DIANE XVOLFLIRY Her Smile Maker Szmxhine in Shady Planer. SIZNIORS YVITHOUT PICTURES RICHARD FRANCHER Honestly 1'm Not Lazy, l'7ll lurt lJ7EJ'Nll7Ig. BEVERLY GEISTER In Clan Shi: Shy, But Om- :ide . . . Oh Me, Oh My. A'Cappellag Cantata. 41 ALICCIA P. XYICKS Firrt Shel: Here and Then Shir There, She': One Thafs Welcome Anymrhere. Drum Majnrctre ig .-X'Cap- pclla Treas.g Canrarag Y- Tccnsg Student Councilg Dance Cummitteeg Senior Play Student Director. Wa Y Prom Prom Committee M. VanderPool, A. YVicks, M. YVard, M. Matson, M. Knapp, D. Mills. Seated: Miss Grim, advisor. Crofwning of the Queen Bob Charon, Class Presidcntg lippic Larimorc, Quccng and Allen Knight, King. 42 Junior Play- Seventeenth Summer Love Maleing? Lois Brown and Ron Adolphson. Ola! Excuse ,llc jerry llangl, XVillard Rink, Mary Knapp, and Dave Shcler. Cart: Dean Hubbard, Sadie Faber, Mary Knapp, Ron Adolphson, Miss lfardley, director, I,ois Brown, Darlene Mills, Irene Ryno, Fred Howard. Misring: Bob Croote, Mary Stoken, Ray VanVuren. lillen Koorndyk, prompter. 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Officers: President, jim Huhbardg Advisor, john Spoelmang Advisor, Arlene DeYoungg Secretary, joan Croftg Vice President, Bill Roodg Treasurer, Class of I952 Hi! Let me see your class ring! -the word most frequently spoken by 110 juniors on the first day of the new school year. Then new class members were introduced and after a flurry of campaigning the class ofhcers were elected. T om Davis. Right away the juniors worked on a magazine sale to strengthen their treasury. After that they built a float which won the Hrst prize at Homecoming. The junior-Senior Mixer, in November, found both classes eating, dancing, and enjoying the program in the high school gym. School Daze flashed around school when the juniors went on another money raising campaign. Plans for the junior Play, They Shook the Family Tree, in April, and the Prom in May, filled the remaining months with happy anticipation and plenty of hard work for the class. The year ended happily with a class picnic, and the juniors looked back on a very successful year. G. ANDERSON R. CHAPIN G. EBELS B. GARRIOCK ., , B. BELL R. Bmeizimicr E. Bnsizmizu M. BULLISS D. Busi-'mum my M. DANTUNIA T. DAVIS M. Di:VRii:s A. DEYQUNG j. DILLREE i re , B. FULxr:iisoN H. FULKICRSON M. GAGE P. GALE A. GARDNER X . .... A . - 'rf'ir'-- A 'W I L A ef. - ez 1 I 1 . ' ' ' :- -assi. .,,.,. V . - .E 46 . 'mm e 2 . L N. BAKER T. CIPPONER1 J. ESAKSON T. GIAIMO Q? A -' A, ,,.. A 1 .,... . I SIE V I .Y - 7 - ' 12 L' S ' I if - A . . ' 1 I I. K VV Ig.: zqz 6 , .1 ::,. qw - .,: 1 J Ki., ' if I :: 'I ' '1 : I- A .Q W J ,.,AA 'WX f I P ' ' I I f, 'V QEZ P-. .IE .. J E: ' . xx A ' Aw-49 J 1 L -2 '-.. 5 .gm '-A: Q ' -zz . I I ' f. -W gf If . . ' X QW . I - AQ? Q I + 3 ff Wil' I I II A :, , I :f. F L ' .1 if J A ......L. Al f 5 K . x . . 'L'A, .. . . 1 J I pm' .I A .. .. I A 1 I ..I:,. if - . - 1 I ..I- Y A ' .Q 'i --f. , U ' -' ' Q ' -II: if 5 QW' '1 0 57 Q z. , a f, H .I . .. . 2 -... ...,.:' ' P .,.-.2 . . A Wbwj ' It ,lll L ., .Ei .- 7 I K I J' N A .. ,- .,V- ' , . , Y ' I A . ' -.--- if K A' - I ' . I 4 . A fi '1-1 -.-'. A K A 1 JAKE... 3 A hh D. GIGONVSKI A. GRANT L. GREEN P. HAAIPLE N. HANSEN W. HENDERSON B. HORTON P. HORTON R. Houcn J. HUBBARD E. JEFFERYS J. JEFI-'REYS E. JOHNSON B. JoLI.II-'EE D. KAISI-IR S. KARRIP J. KINGSLEY N. KLON1PARENS N. Koox P. Kxunsos K. KOPAS S. KRABIER R. LAKE D. LARSON W, LAVERY B. LAYLE B. LOSEY B. MATTHEW'S D. MCCARTHY D. MEIIERS J. MEYER C. MILLER D. OSBAND L. OTTEN C. PANT J. PARSONS B. PAYNE L. PIGEON D. PITT K. POIRIER K. POIRIER D. Pos'rEmA M. POSTEMA B. Roon T. RIPMASTER' B. Room S. RUSSELL M. SAYVYER B. SEE D. SELLERS H. SINIAIONS B. SMIGIEL W. SNYIJER J. SPOELMAN C. SPRAGUE J. SrEvExs N. SYLSKAR K. TANIS B, TRAXLPIR H. KUBERSKI K. VANDER LAAN S. VANDERVELDE E. VAN EIZENGA L. VIDEAN M. WARRIELS T. XNENGLZR K. WILSON M. WILLIAMS B, WORKIXIAN J. YPMA E. ZEEF J. ZINGER '31 ,'.- 1 , V I I A I '. X ' , nv J R .b. -.. , . I . ..LA IE V' I . E- :fx 1.' ff . In if ':. 'A' P . P I'I W' ' ...L iw , I : Wag ,V -up X '-L..V - Ibwm .4 .i, Y h , AAI: A- ..- V- V A - - 'V .1,. -V mr? . .-1... V Hb. A K, I. :QL My X LR , , X ai gl IQI' 1 1 E, J , I I ' J I ' Q Q ' S K . : .,,. A . I , Q ., It . A I W' x L A n E K X pi' Mu f -E I , . .... . g I-I ... .. If L FJ I I - -134 ..., af I SAIA,. F ,-1511: A . III.' Tm' ww A . I- . eh I ' ' ..,,, I V A I Q N f. 5 ' , .Ik L .., 5... 4' . ' , BALnwiN , BREEKER CILAYVSON Doxrnon HANSEN 4 A ' Qrii ls .W M. rf s MQ, fx, 5. -Ei VY QFX AQL 111,Q1 f a 7 A .E Officers: Ron Zeiglcr, vice prexidemg Neil De Lecuw, treasurerg Ralph Smith, .fecrcturyg Bob McCarthy, president: Kent Slater, Dale Skinner, advisors, M. BARIJXVFLL G. GROWN B. CONKLIN D. DoYi.i: P. HAsitiN z f th. Q Q i f as ' '25 -an Q, I df . 414' .Q A s aver 4 . , S 9 . 5 ,Q A we ,:Q,, R. BLAIR P. BURNS S. Cox M. DULY'liA A. HATCH ', :Q Ga. ' ii '! ' is 5' 941 -ww. H fe is. X A , . ,xv .Q QQ A wil -I B. CAIN' M. CRUSAN j. CULLIN M. FASTAIAN T. ENTRICAN E. Hoirrox iw . QW Q , H3 .M .' ...,,,,, av A in a 4 . 'Pi 01-in f Class of l953 At the beginning of thc year buys were elected to all the offices, Bob McCarthy was chosen presidentg Ron Zeigler, vice-prcsidentg Ralph Smith. sccrctaryg and Neil Del.eeuw, treasurer. Kent Slater and Dale Skin- ner were elected student advisors. Miss Bcchtold and Mr. Courtright were faculty advisors. Our Hrst activity was the Freshman-Sophomore Mixer at Christmas time. Pat McCooley led the dance in thc gym which was beautifully decorated by a tree in the middle of the floor. We took part in many other activities including the drive for filling Christmas baskets for the poor and the paper drive. The SS Gazette was established, with representatives from the English classes editing the paper. We mustn't forget to mention our spring picnic which topped off a DIOSI wonderful year. E. CARPENTICR D. BOWEN F. Bowvi-ZR N. Di: Liciiuw P. CHASE j. ClsLi:R R. Faiiimxiiaim M. Diixrox Dr WYALL B. Humzrr B. HANu1.0uTicx L. HANsi1x B. BLOORE B. joiixsrox R. joxrs 1 I 54 Q, .Qf-.Q W , Q Q- Y. CAIN CALIINVI-ZLL Q Milf ' 1 lJARli '.'--i, . Q .... ,, , EsAits0N K Q X 2 - A L. Ho1'cHi4iss HAN'l'IAIAN ' Q5 gf Q. , Q ' Q! ', W' A ' ' 1 , 'T' , V ii ,,., ' - is . .fa :,. ag E A .. 1 E n.. f .i ... B i i. Q Q . '-i 3 Q w , Q Q Q QQ:,. .QQ Q. , 7. 1 ..,Q Q , ,, Q if lli 1 'C A .-: . A . i fi ' su. ' Z QMQQ QQ QQ. . .Q , Q Q 6 48 1 A , VA :V B . N. f 12... ,-v . N r - , 3 - zl' .zu ff -A V Qllll J! x l T Ai: S' , L 1 . I Q.. Lf.. L fi .A ,,2 1 -L W ff , -vv 'M - i:, .sg V' -:--, A Ez: -M , gc' 5 '+A TA' Q59 - ' A if E' 1.51: ' f H W j-M ...V . V ,.A:.: E ,:,,,. A A - M. I f V 1 - A I ,.-v: . .,. - 2 V' ll I .f 4 . - 1- H K jk Q ' ': 4 .v',Z f M I . . V . . ,, Z.. . , fr.. -2 'Fr 1 L , '. T. ' ' . ' ' 5, ' .. Vbuvu., , -.VA Azlu V . H ' .A Q ,. . . if Q ' : A .-' T ,,., 4 . A . . . A 1 Q, N f ' ':.- 2 - zzz:-A, ' . - 5. gg '- 5..,.D'..,: 'fr :'- , .,:, . ....,. . 'A T ff' ..:, ' .. - ' .:. . 4. .I . -Q . .jf ' - ' A ' 2' A JL . . , V B. Ll. R. Km-ICH R. KIPFR D, TQIKVAN j. Kumar, S. Koss!-:N K, ROSTER R. LANIJHI-:HR N. LARRIMORF G. LAYLIC A. LL:um:T'r G. T,l'.0NHARD'l' E. l.rvlxusT0N P. LONG M. l.0xusTRr:E'r C. LUKINS B. BTCCARTHY D. MCCAUL P. Mc:CoLLm' B. BTCBTYLI-IR In .XTILLFK T. XTONTCASTLI- N. NTIQMA C. NBER j. Nomox j. OL1N T. PALAZZOLA B. PALIXIA R. PARSONS F. PI-ZLTON B. Prixnlik G. Po'r'r1-in M. RANDALL T. Ruomzs M. Russo R. Russo j. SACK P. SAURMAN B. Sui XI. Smuuu D, Smxm-in B. SMITH G. bMl'rH I.. SMITH M. SINIITH A. TBHOXIPSON C. SMALL B, SNAY K. SLATI-IR V. S'rAR'r C. S'lkIClCLS H. S'1'r1r1xnAM C. S'l'RllDlYAN'l S. TANIS M. TIIOXIAS C. Tmugsu R. 'I'ouxc.krx L. Tmvp M. XvAYl7lfxylllfllli j. YAxDL'lNm j. XY.-kNT'TOU'l'lCN T. VANWYK D. xvERI'lULS'I' j. X7l41RHL7LSI D. XVAGNIHR R. XVARD j. VV1-3s'r S. XVum-1.1-31: C. VVu:us J. VVo0u R. ZFIIGIER D. ZUIDEMA F. ZUIDERSAIA 1 5 . ., - 4 LQ ...A AVII T B Z V : G iv, 'T 'A.. ., ' ., .:' .5 ml W - -rf' V I Q ZAAA. . . 3'-A V ' :,.. . A :H Q --..,, . ' I L ,... . . Aqnn. yu., :-v - Q.. A K' Q - BLA. . A :'TB 1 5 33' ..V ii k . T ' . T 55 ' - ' 6 ..,,. f ' -fm Nfl: we f.. 1 2 f L. '- H Ab : 1 Q . . V V V Y :E5 .,,., M? A ., V :EEE-' . A ... , W , .... - W 't A 'T . M .QT ' q -V ' T A A ' .1 ' 5 W T .'C- -, ' Ez: ,. 'E D 'f' - . .. - . A . .... V ': : ': ' ': Q 4 --- VAZIVA E E an A I- A .5 L - L. Sh., A ... -. Class of I954 C. ATKINSON E. AWRILL H. BARLOWK S. BARNHARDT S. Bmsrzcgnamz E. Br:A'rTY F. Bmzcmx j. Bmcus .M. Bnockmrzlm C. CHAPIN N. CHARON E. Cnmsrovmzusox P. Coomzv I.. Comuxs L. COVFZLI, D. Duxmxn FlcA'1'111czu.Y M. I-'xtmnusom H 'I D. BEND-ZDICI' Ci. BlfNNIiT'l' K. Brismllax j. Iimsox V Y 1 f 5. ' D. Baum' C. Brwxs I-1. Bvsu F. Busu W M. 'M J 'F' . vip M. CLARK CLARK N. Cmsr: P. CUFI-'AiAN K -:N C 1A' ,lf N DAN'1'U.x1A H. DHBOIQR I.. DHNTUN M. DI'kN'I'KJN ' H j R. FLANUIQRS G. Fm'l.lNra R. CIARD C. CQICISIPZR KX. t ' ' S 'F V' , .A my , .sz W ' I . Aw? at Q M J! Q . ff M f S p W y , ' ' . L ' N 6 . N. . S WGS 3 'aim If Ei'--f' XXX' V '11 VL' I . . .fr .5 in .. , ...W , Q ' gi. ' AZVI . Sy A gig. if C , K -. s .x .X F 1 . if 1, 4 . m. 1' ' . ' MA. .f5em.lff1 . N - x 'ff -Q V4 Q zlz I V , 5: V t A ' . .J-f if an N' 1. ..., ..,..... 5 Mig.. .1 M .. , f 3, I ff, Jw 2. Q Y C' 4 asa Aa- -e-'N 9- . . . . 4-if . ., 'Y ILM ,him gg-ff rx R59 .3 4' Q Q.. fm if . km' L Officers: Bing Tudor, 'rife prexidentq Dick Videan, presidemg Mary Denton, :erretaryg Sam Karrip. YYEHJMIIYET, j. BARUNE j. Bomim' C. BRAM' M. Comm' B. I,YkSTRA J. Goss .V , ,V 'iv' . I. '-f I 1 P512 :S 'If -5 ' ...W ,, it . W, r 6. W '-'C ...ev KH L. Bouxmx I.. Bo1..L1-is B. CAI.nwr:LL M. COLLINS j. ES1ERY C. GRIFFIN W. 5 Q. J' if W 'ga Y .. qi-K W is 2 . qw. 1 8 :.j,,. 5: X 3 bg H n A 1' ig.. 'r new r! in wx. Q Um B. BRUKER j. Boors j. CANF11-:Lu N. CoL1.lNs J. ENTRICAN B. GRONDMAN . gan 39 . ug-3. hm- A 'vig-0 83.2 ' H W r... WL I 6 E Et. 1 A s.. , 'QM' Q w 'W fy, I I .f . - -- ca. l Wm e.. A 4 . Q ,y TWA Q, . -. ' W 4- It .-If -I Q... 'bf -. .. . . I... fi., I .QV W .4 ' Q., ' E-an . IIIIQI ,I 3 I 'nfgf IE I 351, B- , , If I I I ' I .,,. I, qi 4.,: . ., I I . III I I ..,, , , K X RY -' X A L fa. --:-V-- av . , f . . sy, 4. . . - . T' I ' A A in-p I 'T' f sggyx - HIL I is ' - I I. - I I I ,,,, I .. A L I Im I. K A. X -uv I gf L in I :I ,..' .Ti A 'I G. V' KI ' 1 T 4 vvV- . TA ,,-, . I I I I, X 5 L .. x rn PR. A .. K L I- ,f A. la. Ia nf-in '-,-N I 'mv I R. IS . 4-1 I . .L ' 2: ' ' -... da, A C fl- If J 1.3.1 -A- ff' w....fI Q.. - A A W . A . . 5 ,. QW I A I ff I ww... l. L L. I Al '. A .tg -A 1 wr Q, 'T wg, I '.A- . ,fig SFR? .. ., I ,I ltvl, I I , .I ' - .,...... I xt 1' A AI I . - 9. Q4 f j. GURLZO L. HALF. N. HALL B, HOI.AlFS H. HANINIQNIB C. HANSRN V. HATCH T. HAx'r:s S. HOYIAR M. HODDE D. HOUSTON D. HOXN'ARD D. HUDSON E. JFFFREYS M. joHNsoN M. KAISER S. KARRIP R. KERCI-I R. KRECH S. KANE D. KENT J. KENYON M. KLNYON P. KOPAS j. KREGER B. KRYSTINIAK E. LAPI-' j. LANVRENCL S. LEGGI-tTT B. Ll-LVVIS K. Lmscorr T. LDNIAN D. AIODRESKE D. AICCLURE T. R1CDONAI.D R. ATCGUIRE L. AIFYERING C. Mm'L:Rs N. NIIDDENDORP C. ATILLER j. Mooxm' M. NARRIN B. Noor'-IAN B. OOSTAPIR B. PARmIItLI1L A. PATTI j. PLASLRI' G. PLLIDI: M. PORTER M. POSTEAIA B. PRovI-ixzo B. RANDALL D, RANDALL M. REKEISFFR R. RINCIONF A. ROBINli'l'Tl'T B. ROCKXVFLL C. RoI:I.oFs C. ROR!-SYN j. Roonvoms Y Rooxl-px' B. RL'AIxIL'L'I O. RLWIAIUI.. j. RL'AIoI-IR S. SASSO M. SANVYI-IR G. Su: D. SIIOCRLLY D. Slss E. SLAGTER B. SAIITH j. SAIITH A. SPoEI.AlAx j. SPYKIZRAIAN F. SORRNSUN j. STEFANIAK II. STEKRTTRI4: R. SXVANGI-ZR VV. SNVEI-TRIS II. TANIS B. Tnoxwsox D. TRAXLLR B. TL'I30R L. 'I-UIXIR E. TU'l l'Lki S. VANDI-is Bosca D. XVANIJER BAND B. XYANIJE VRRDI: C. RYAN LARGEN j. XVAN POPE D. XYIDFAN M. VVARD C. XRYHITI-T L. XVIFRILIK C. WHITE V. Wll.H0l.1' M. WRIGHT F. xnfl-lIfIlfI'I' E. YORK B. YURKINAS .... 2 .Q A I ... .. I . I I . , .I I .L tg- I A I Qi I 'Q , 5 A . .. . -H '- fm. gi A I 4. OS. ' . I I QQ If I Q ' ' A I 3' I ..--2.1 ff I ...L 1 li LC' .4-. J Q 2. -ka ' , I . . ., I A-. I fm L W S K I . I I .I I , QI II In I .I v.:, .,. .4 I ' I I. , I II I '..' ' , ELT .,,, , f' Q- N f f f NI .I A 3 fi--I ,.- . .W Q , I W, I '-v:v I x 1' L.: L. ' QP' I., -3. 1 ,H I I II , II?-f ..-5. -ww.. I 'WI' I I I ' . A 'H .,.. ' f-5 '- 'fm N 41 I N . 1f J 131553 A . 9 W -1 Q- -f Am 1 . f T . I A- A -A --. - I. 'I :I :P I A II III? wig. . II :I ..,I I. I M. . - I LQIIII ,IM I ,IW III, A . . ..,, , . AI , X .K -' Yi: ' i l-WI. 4, --f'- A - ?'wfI. ., A fs, , . A A.: . 4. Q.. L'A' I A: ' AI .. . . .5 , . 'J II' . 'B' '5' ' 1' ' P -.'c.. :-' S j. ALLEN R. BALL R. Bowms M. DEAR B. IDULYPZA B. FRIED!-iNBERG R. I'l0FFNIAN E. ANDERSON C. BLACK P. BULL1ss H. DEFOREST S. EADIE J. GROENDYK D. HOAIRIE Class of l955 A growing feeling of class spirit, full days of activity in a busy schedule, partici- pation in school' events were all important phases of the eighth gradcr's life at Godwin this year. Representatives of the class of '55 were elected to the newly-formed junior Stu- dent Council, and played an important part in the success of that organization. Participation in projects, parties, and many other extra-class activities showed that the class of '55 had an abundance of talent and ambition. The eighth grade took an active part in the work of the junior Red Cross. With the seventh grade, they carried on the services of this chapter and made it a worthwhile activity. The Hal- loween party with the seventh grade was an enjoyable event. The class of 1955 is looking forward to next year and the following years at God- win with an attitude of serious interest and enthusiasm. N. BLOENI P. BLOEINI M. BLOORL: M. BOERSMA R, BROCKMEIER C. CLARK M. CLARK D. CLAYTON j. CORFIXSEN B. CRITOPH j. DEGRAVDS H. DEHPZN D. DEHOAG J. DDLEEUW R. DENTON R. ELLSNVORTII I.. ESAKSON D. Fr:ARs B. FERGUSON P. FITZGERALD B. HAlGllT' M. HAISNTA j. HARDING G. HEATON V. HELNIUS F. HOKE j. HoRNni:Rm:R C. HORTON M. HUDSON B. -IANIIESON lr ! .. .mini X s Y s . -::- 1 '.-' 1, ,:-, 1 . WK V425 'gina lg . if '--A K t y A g ' 5 9 . I 2 :AI sA . , K i A S. ANDREWS M. Bossa M. COVILLL D. DEVORE j. FLINTON E. HICKS M. jmrrasvs B. BALDWIN P. BOWEN D. CROFT I. DEYOUNG J. FLORY S. HOAG D. JULIAN lf!!! it .ag ,K s Q 4 A 3 y L K E i. lx in is mt X 'la N .. saws xy.. -1 .A W X 393 5 0 ia: mm ag, Kr may W A. 3 F W? s , in 'I 4-H tx EQ T E1 - A:'. g iw Q, tml X O A ' A 71337 N :rl I .A X Si, Y ' I Z: Vi Tw A M , .. Ma if -.iitxf I H .ffl 'ff' M fi' Mb f QNX T ' ' I . W5 .4 H -K .3 - K. KAISRR j. KIVINRN S. AICDOXN'FLL D. AIERY C. QUACRI-:xRL'sI1 S. ROSENQUIST E. QUINT S. ROTFYBERG S. Sxvum H. STUYFZAXD j. VAIQDRRBAND B. BVANDERLAAN D . XYINCFNT R. 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Vrzxmm M. VRRHULSI B. WI'rTI:RIoRL S. WITTEAIORE B. WILCOXSON D. NVILc:0xsoN V. VVILDEY V. YORK D. ZRIGLRR D. ZIXiNIERN1AN P. ZIOLKOXVSKI M. ZUIDERSNIA Q61 I i l? it , - gi if W a I E ..,, . .,..,. . , S P. A I if3f:.'1'z1: r3M Ea If . A fa.: . 5 - N Y 'IS' 5 T' , W' 4. AA use - .- M 62 ash .,,' . 3. 5. . W ..,. , Bt f I ?y 2w sfi sk x -I . an . gQ3's' 1- A -TA D L.. sz 5 -f'r M. 4. U F .. - 1 Qif' . --C Class of I956 j. ADOLPHSON V. ALLEN B. ALYWQRTH B. BUSH R. BAuw R. BLOCK P. CHASE A. CIRPONRRI j. CLARK B. CLAWSON R. CRITTENDON W. DANTUIWA L. DEVORE C. DEYOUNG j. ELLIS F. EVANS L. FITZGERALD S. FRITZ C. Gkoss j. GUELZO G. HALI5 j. HARRISON P. HERMAN R. HEINS G. HIELNIAN V. HILLS R. HORLON G. HORTOW F. B. BOGART C. BRUESH j. CASE L, CHAPIN I E M W A J. CLAWSON C. Con: R. BEARSLEY C. Cow P. CAVANAUGH fm. A an D. DULYILA D. DULYEA j. COLLINS E. EBELS B, ELLIOTT . ' I 'W 5 ga V. FRYLING R. FULTON M. DULYEA R. GIAMO N, GRQNDMAN Il- -. 'f u ' H D HARVEY H. HOFFA1AN J. Gram T. HEATON R, HENDRICKS 'uu' x - L - I o. HOLMES S. HoLMI5s M. HOQRN P. Hmm R, HARLINGS M E ' . ..,. .Q K . A r U I X H 'ij 4 ff -4 ..,. 'ff -1 I -H.. Q - M H ff -' + 'K Llu LZ.. Q I? :rv X ij QM, -UML. K L X i.. I x N I L A I '-A -' M A, W.. lj -. i ' 2: A . 5 . J IE.. V F 4? , 'M Ii-vw .4 f' 7 if 'Q-W .T A 'WM I .t K S Y A ? R R I A Z .. A Lbs-KIQI fx fa V 6. M... .. .. ...L Wf. YM eg ' In AW fl if Y F -1 A .rr Im AW Z .,'A. .fu Av - I - I ' .A +A K. F -. . Is. ' A I M fm an 5? ., W -. V ' ,L 4:11 If . '- I If-52' -, 'Cl' Q e ', . M .. ig h,qim.'b .x 4 .Z :I .L g I at . t T ien I I -III I - . ' . ' . I I . 1 9 M 'J . L. L. M A' A Z L T .4 it .,-. , Wm, 3. . C ' ,. Q ' -T1 I 577 5 551 I A .-33 A-IIA. A vi f A A N 1 .Q I - I .. A ,. l Q. .ik A i . Z' 1 , ' C 5 'Q f f n 5 I .vc M fb 1 6 ' V ' - Y 'na Q . nm' F W 'Eg ., iw, jg. Wm, ,JZ .H .- -N S, , . Ln: Ah R I - X, A 5. 54 off, . x H. oe 2 .A 'J Y-T - qv., A an ,. .4 G 1- ,K 4-. 5 1-v 2 if . .I f N as fn . Q H. G .M M M . ., . ,MA . it Q 4- ' 'N Sm A waitin. x NM ..g,9y' - A wx- H 1 - ' . , y V A If N if A ' I .. X nw . I fg Gp D .:5- gg : W Q 6... ...I A W i H 5 .' 5. ..- . - M. f- Q? W v uk . I V lf, A Q7 li' Rf 1 . ' X ' ' . .. 'I': ' - ' . A .. . - Q . at ai 5 ,. . is . iv- xv.. wk W 'Q Q... 5. :', 5155. . ' J : L 4 A A-.ii 4 f V V v, M . CN fu N, ,fs if 4 . T L. 1. L 31 rf- T -:4 Q. .2-.R . .::- 1 . 1 ..:. :Y ' . T r f . , A Km T X I f, A Q... ' 4. .L 231: . 144.113-L.: L .dx A A D. HULETT P, HULL j. HUNT N. JOHNSON M. KEEcu j. KEELER S. KENT R. KTRVAN E. KRUIS A. KIJIPFR R. LACHAPP1-:Luz L. LANE j. LAPAR P. LAROCHE M. LAXVRENCE L. LEYS W. L1-:vs R. LOMBARDO D. LONG M. AIARZEAN j. AHICAULEY D. A1CDOXX'P1I.L M. MT-zsuiu D. AIIDDLEAIISS K. MILLS R. IVIOONEY W. NIULDER 1 C. NARRIN B. NETEARGER C. NT-:TEARGER L. NT-:TCE G. NEWELL D. NOR'FON K. OLSEN D. OTTEN P. PATTERSON L. PELTON A. PETERSON D. QUAKENBUSH H. RTNARD j. Russo j. SCHUTT F. SCRTBNER M. SHENEINIAN j. ST-Took S. SLAGTER j. SMALL O. SMITH L. SPYKERNIAN D. STREWV I. SUNDE V. SUTHERLIN M. SLYSKAR S. TOA1PKIh D. TURN:-Qu L. XVAGG L. X70LLINK L. VANDEN BERGE R. VANnERl,AAN G. VANDER MEER W. VANIJPZRPOOL A. VANDUSEN C. VANLAA' B. XVANPOPLRING R. XYANSLYKE B. VYANSTRATTI-ZN D. WAGNER W. WARD D. WILDER C. WISSNER J. WOLFREY S. WRIGHT . T 'R 52 1 Q' F- 'W .... . f'5 .. .... ' 'I . 4 jg-A fl R 2... , Q ,575 . jx :X Q, JI A 4 ...--.. . ' A gf. Q? I an Q. 3 T . info 'ft 4 I M W u A' 5 f . -I W ,.. W-' N 'Q 'ff' 2 'A . M Yr :nv W X 2, g V vffjl' V ,I K .... -f 1. . - V vu. 15: A . . W 5? mv H E ..,.,. A I .T E E. In W na K A R A ' 'w -. fu. 1. A , A X 55 A .W ar 1 ,n I at W V- Lf... JY ! Z: -V , -..,. T at' -' A ,,, M V 0 . ,.. 1. i y ,,,,,. .. . ,. ws ' - . 5' A . L. . i . ls. L T 5. mx. L S.. D ' Gb' 'ww as vw Q 5 '34 -D RW' if :J I :lr , it wx i QQ jf if MW -:Z x A 'ae Sf.. aa I A .X . - 55 l - -1, gfmnf We gg 'W af 'vm Wi UBS AND ORG ANI! Ar'oNJ 202 5 ENR, 1 1 a- 1 Cz. X 'X - - .X ' I A1 T 3, if V 'TiQl..n..f - -- A 'HQ ...x-..--. I Y '-- - -- - X J- Aiwa.-.N I 7 '. 4-,r- ' 41 t-u-f'--------h-f--f-- -4-arnq:x. n' F- - ' WA ' Af- gg-,., Q Officers IJ. Hubbard, vice prcxidelztg IJ. York, .wcrez.1ry,' j. Dangl, prcyidemg B. Charon, treizsurer. Sizring: D. York, j. Dangl, D. Hubbard, B. Charon, Mr. Hoebckc, iidvixar. Smvzding, first row: G. NVhittc- more, IQ. Lamphear, C. Thrush, C. XYL1I1dCl'l1l1lI1, D. Shelcr, R, Adolplison, P. Haskin, G. Smith. Stamdivlg, second raw: 'lf Davis, j. XVest, R. Torngrcn, T Rhoadcs, -I. Kenyon, D. Yer Hulst, D. Houston, j Hubbard, 'If Ripniastcr, I . .Xlorcy.Sti111di11g, third rofw D. Hansen, B. Rood, j. Spoclnmn, j. Kingsley, L. Otten B. Sec, B. jones, j. U'Bricn, XY. Rink, C. Pant. liofflvs Aim' ,Uwe liafflcx. G. Smith, li. Sec, LQ. 'l4l1rush FZIIIIVC' G-.Hen At Ii 'ark B. Charon, D. XVi1szm, Iflory, 'I'. Ripmastcr 59 First row: E. Beary, D. Hudson, L. Corkins, P. Kopas, C. Hansen, Miss Lewis, B. Provenzo, R. Rineioni, M Denton, S. Clark, S. Kane. Second row: Clark, C. lVl1ite, S. Cox, V. Rooney, K. Brnesclc, H. Barlow, B Rummett, C. Atkensen, M. Porter, V. Hall, M. Kaiser, M. Kenyon, IL. York, B. Hamp. Third row: P. Cooley M. Ferguson, R. Flanders, B. Parmelee, j. lintriean, C. Griffen, N. Chase, S. Hoyer, li. Rapp, N. Collins, B Noorman, M. Hadde, D. McClure, B. Randall, L. Hale C. Roelofs. Fourth row: E. Sorenson, E. -lefferys M Rresso, S. Leggett, J. Stefaniak, J. Roodvoets, P. Knud- son, Lf. Tuttle, M. YVard, A. Spoelman, M. johnson S. Vanden Bosch, C. Meyers, D. Kent, S. Beasecker, B Krystiniak, D. Vander Band. Girls' Chorus . BQYS Chorus- First row: D. Register, IC. Averell, L. Deyring, C. Bruns, O. Runmett, Boots, B. Grant, R. Keeeh, L. Bolles, B. 'lihon1psen, G. VanCamp, IQ. Bush, B. Viclean, C. H. DeBoer, D. Randall, R. Keeeh, C. Romeyn. Mirsirzg: Gnisrer. Second row: D. Dumond, D. Nurrin, B. Grant, L. Coville, j, Kreger. Officers Recording Secretary, J. Kolbeg Treasurer, R. Chapin, Secretary, Y. Cady, Vice President, D. McCaul, President, B. Bell. .A. A. First rofw, seated: Miss Twiest, Advisor, M. Russo, G. Potter, 1. Tanis, M. Eastman, D. Miller, W. Lavery, R. Chapin, M. Williams, V. Rooney, C. Miller. Second row: B. Bell, D. McCaul, S. Russell, E. York, J. Peasley, L. Denton, V. XVilholt, L. Hotchkiss, B. Bloore, E. Horton, R. XVard, B. Fulkerson, S. Karrip, A. Es- bough, ,l. Clark. D. Baldwin. Third row: C. Miller, j XVood, F. Zuidersma, B. Cady, V. Cady, j. Entrican C. Griffin, M. Thomas, C. Lukins, C. XVicks, M. Dulvea j. Kolbe, B. Hulett, E. Slagter, C. Roelofs. Fourth rofw. S. Leggett, j. Stefaniak, L. Green, B. lVorkm:m, D Kent, S. Kossen, J. Norton, A. Leggett, B. Snay. C. Han- sen, j. Sack, C. Neer, B. See, B. Rummelt, C. Stirdivant Oficers President, W. Henderson, Secretary, D. Kaiser, Treasurer, M. Postema, Program Chairman, D. Gigowskig Vice President, A. Grant. Commercial Clubs Seated: Mrs. Kastner, Advisor, L. Green, P. Estep, B. Falkerson, A. Grant, M. Bulliss. Standing, second rofw. Traxler, M. Postema, M. Dantuma, M. Warmels, Miss E. Van Eizenga, J. Parson, P. Hample, D. Kaiser, K Gates, Advisor. Standing, first row: B. Losey, S. Karrip Kopas, R. Chapin, D. Gigowski, S. Vander Velde W. Lavery, W. Henderson, R. Lake, R. Torngren, B. 62 Officers E. Anderson, Vice Presidcntg lflory, Trcasurcrg M. Vcrlnlulst, Sccrctaryg York, President. Junior Student Council Seated: M. Sylskar, E. Anderson, j. Flory, M. Ver- G. VanderMeer, I. Martin, J. Schutt, B. Rands, D Hulst, J. York, Mrs. Thibaudeau. Harvey, C. Scully. Standing: M. Messler, II. Adolphson, B. Bush, L. Leys, 63 Oficers: J. Sack, Treas.- R. Adolphson, Pres.g D. Mills, V. Pres.g W. Ward Secy. Student Council Building and Gifouizds Committee J. Slack, T. Ripmaster. Assembly Committee T. Rhoades, B. McCarthy 64 'L Dance Committee B Hamp, M. llastman, Sack, G. Bultmnn, N. Collins, A. XNlClxS ,J 5 f , oon Hour Committee Seated: M. lVilliams, j. Spoclman, 1. Sack, alt. S.C Rep.g B. See, Mr. Rlioadcs, advisor. Standing: P. Fitz- gerald, C. Bruns, I. Smith, J. Norton, D. McDowell R. Laflliappcllc, T. Giamo, S.C. Rcp.g G. Miller, G Leonhardt, K. Wilson, C. Tlirush. Ogicers S. Brant, Librarirlvzg M. Knapp, Secretaryg R. Krivan, Lilfmrimz: Spoelman, Aflmzager G. XYhirremorc, Treamrerg F. Howard, Vice President. Missing: XV. Rink, President L. Pigeon, Asfr Treasurcrg N. Kwon, Manager. Senior Band CONCERT STYLE 66 The Very Best Standing: M. Miller, A. VVicks, L. Pigeon, M. Vanderpool, S. Saurman. Seated: M. Randall, M Dulyea, N. Muma. Our .ilarvbing Band 67 . H. .1 -.: . : Q .mf : - Latin Club iryf rout Xl. R.1ml.1ll.C. l,l1kins, XI. -IVIIUIIILIS, -l.S.1uk, ru-15: I . Pclton, B. -lulnmm, Croft, il. Stevens, B. Bnll Y, llclxcmm, D. lluylc. Surumi mist .-X. Lcggctt. 13. C. Stinlixulnt. Sf.1f1.1'i11g: Miss Dcliusc, ndvisorg Cady. P. Chase, Cislcr, Y. Clzuly. If. llurtun. 'l'f1i1'.l Pigcnn, C. Wiclcs. K. Knstcr, N. Xlunm. French Club S'u.1lcu'.' Xl. XX'iIlwlr, I.. Iirmxn, .XL IDL-umm, Vim Smal, Y1lI1LiCl'H1ll1Ll, -I. X'.1nIDuincn, li. Pcmlcr, -I. NYnm ulxisur. Sl.1ll.li11!q'.' Ii. II.m1p, I . Xlillcr, S. XYl1QL'lCI',f1. Nccr, 'I'. Rlmmlus, P. Allen, S. .XlcCnl1c. Y- Teens Su.zru.i:S. XYI1L'L'IL'l',II.fI.lnIf. XI. XXQIUI, XI1sxIIun'I1tuI1I. N. Cluly. Cf. XIlIIL'l'. .Sf.1fl.li11Q, .VL'1'UllIl mir: I'. In .uixisurg II. llm'r1m.S. IIL'.INL'L'IiL'I'. II. I'cmIcl'. .Sf.1l!.IfllAQ, X. Spm-Ix11.1l1. II. Iilmwru, IJ. Xlnllcr, I.. Ilutcllkixx I firxr rnigx' XI. Sawyer. X. XIiII1IcmInrIm. XI. Blulmwn, IImx5ur, X. ilullim, .X. Imggutt. , , , . .. . 5. X :xmIcuImwI1. X . Suri. P. I3llI'IlN,AI.f,lNIL'I',I'I.f,II1INL'. fafw. I .-wad' Hi-Y rd, Ii. I,:1kc. N. CL111111111, R. Cnrmx itz. .S'r.1f1.Ii1lg, firm INDIILTI. I. c ' 'c , C. IRIXIILIII, O'I31'i:1n, AI. Spocl rout IJ. Inrmn, K. Puixicr. C. Sccsc, Ci. XYIxitrc111ru'c, man, I. Cjinmiu, j. Kingxluy. SL.1tud: Ii. XYiIwn, ID. Yurk, XY. Ilcmlwamm, IIUIJ- IJ. Iiirxuln, XI. Cingc. Snvlldiflg, .vuvrnzd rms: I. Cip X IJ X Il s XX Fourtla row, left to right: M. Keech, D. Wagner, R. VanCamp, J. Trowbridge, B. Michel, j. Force, Miss Barr, director, D. Rink, P. Chase, K. Bush, B. VanPort- Fleet, K. Calkins, F. Veroni. Third row: J. Botten, R. Hale, L. VVagner, R. Zeef, J. Tanis, S. Kent, K. Koon, R. Howard, B. Smith, G. Kortz, R. Roelofs, G. Berg- horst, j. VanderPool. Second row: B. Ferguson, S. Tis- del, D. Potter, j. VanPoppering, A. Cipperoneri, E. Slagter, G. VanderMeer, S. Whittemore, D. Harvey P. Patterson, N. Post, M. Lawernse, W. VanderPool K. Kent. First rofw: E. Kasper, G. Kaiser, K. Royer, D Esakson, B. Simmons, M. Sylskar, D. Vincent, J. Rob- inson, G. Collins, J. Nelson, E. Gorsky, J. Botten Front row: K. Kaiser, P. Bullis, S. Beasacker, J. Ouden- dyk, M. Kenyon. Junior Band Is Everyone Hafuing Fun? Band Mother's 70 1 iaigg Peaks J! 8L 1 ifz 'igssg 2 aQTf ,2'fg nigh gf 3 f 2 5 K 5, V Q M , W 'M :fa 1 M '35 M-f of-fx -ly 'fl mn. I. Ryno, M. Knapp, Dangl, P.. Koorndyk, B. Charon. National Honor Society The National Honor Society consisted of only five Seniors when the year began, but un- daunted they went to work and laid out the year's plans. Mr. Poppink, the advisor, called the first meet- ing of the year at which time Irene Ryno was elected President, jerry Dangl, Vice-president, Ellen Koorndyk, Secretary, Mary Knapp, Treasurer, and Bob Charon, Student Advisor. One of the big money making projects of the year undertaken by the Honor Society was a candy raffle. Chances were sold by the mem- bers and three boxes of candy were given away. The Honor Society sponsored a panel com- posed of freshmen from all the different col- leges in Michigan who had graduated from Godwin last Vear. All Seniors and any juniors who were interested in going to college could attend this panel discussion. The panel mem- bers told about their first year in college and all requirements that are needed. Any ques- tions were gladly answered. At the close of the First semester, several more members were admitted to the Honor Society, both juniors and Seniors. After the faculty had chosen them on the basis of scholarship, leader- ship, citizenship, and service, they were duly inducted in an impressive assembly. Many eyes were green with envy that day, but everyone was reminded that there was another chance for seventh through eleventh graders in the years to come. The whiz of the Hre siren always kept all the members on the run. Summer came and the last active year for its Senior members closed, leaving a small, but fine group with which to carry on the ideals of the National Honor So- ciety during '51 and '52. Kinetic Energy 33 as HX W R f 2. A fx JACK O'BRIEN BILL JONES FRANK MOREY The Seniors led the Wolverines to undisputed championship this year for the first time in our history. Being the backbone of the team and showing the kind of spirit tht leads only to a title. Four- teen boys wore their gold and blue uniforms for the last time, but there is another class coming up to take the place of these fellows. They set a standard for Godwin to follow in the years to come. Hats off to these boys. ' RON ADOLPHSON GARY XVHITTEMORE JERRY DANGL DAVIQ SHIZLER DEAN HUBBARD BOB CROOTE JERRY KENYON Godwin Godwin Godwin Godwin Godwin Godwin Godwin Godwin Godwin fm, DON YORK ED LAMPHEAR FOOTBALL SCORES 1950 Benton Harbor East Wyoming Rockford Lowell Lee Kelloggsville Grandville East Lansing JOHN SPOELMAN TERRY RIPMASTER JOE YPMA BILL ROOD RAY VANVUREN BOB CHARON JIM HUBBARD TOM DAVIS ww M,...,, Mk -iw. 4,5 UQ. W ' ' W A 5, N K 4? fn N ' 'l ..w M-QM ff U ,. . I M H gi 'f limi' mix: hl, Yurl lllixl, -I. Dniiigl, lf. Xlmwi. 'lf IJ1ixix.f l'u1if rms: pl. Ypiiin, R. Zciglci' li.cii1liIllU.i7, York, I7. lilliliiillki, IS. filiiimii. li. -lrmcs. idwiiik iiiiglitx' XY1ilx'ci'iiics limi gi vcrx suv cligiiiipiniisliip in our tkifirlmll liistc . Lusful scnmii going iiiinicticgircii iii uiiifciriicc 'liwy U-M-Clcd U, 'abr lmmng H 'Wm thu UI pin: 'lilicx' wcrc uiicc luciircii lix ii srruiig lien- mmk md 34,130 Un A mmm L.m,Cl.Cd mm . . 'Y 3 'Q ,I--li. ' 1 Hlllml K lm ' liilqc Hari' giml Rcx Rusciiinn xx'ci'ciicxx'ui1L Xitcr this lim tlicx' ciimc imcla :md tical lxnst this yum- and thu. HUC fm.m.ifCS with I mimi Rapids iii unc of thc ligiimicsr hitting 1,,,w'. This ww fm fmm Am im-UMW U, X Q H1105 Ut Wwml ficillis' Hwy 11'S f'f1' H fi 'liliis kind uT'L'uiiL'i1il1Q plus gumi rcnm spii it mg UAL but xiciit on to Yup rlw rust ut thc thc yy'1,lX-CMMS nf thc mp' uiiifcitiicc tunnis fm' tlic iiiwt uiiiiispiircii J divx llmvn thc field. Over for 3 '1'.D. Lv W DON X'l'RHL'LSAl' RON ZII5ClI.I-'R BOB NICCARTHX COLXCIIIS: Rex Ruscumn and Bikc Hzlrr TON! RIIUAIJIS DICK llA-XNSVN 'll-'RRY X'l RllL'l.bl lf 'tw RIX IUXYIDIIIQXR IONY CQIXIXIU .IIXI KIVYXOX if Eipwf Z Little Wolverines ...E First row: P. I-Iaskin, R. jones, G. See, G. Smith, R Keech, G. Bennett, T. Palazzolo, D. Larsen, L. Tripp Second row: E. Livingston, M. Register, E. Featherly H. DeBocr, D. Michalak, B. Caldwell, R. Parsons, T Caldwell, T. Brecker. Third row: K. VVilson, D. Sias C Thrush S Karri D Skinner J Boots M Denton . , .. p, . . , . ., . . N. DcLecuw. Fourtln rofw: If. DcYoung, Managerg L. Bolles, D. Videan, Stckcttce, Emery, Cullin, H Fulkcrson, F. XVright, Mr. Stafford, Coach. ' SECOND TEAM FOOTBALL SCORES 7 . Godwin 1 Godwin Godwin Godwin Godwin Godwin Godwin I 1 0 O 8 O l3 0 O 1950 Kelliggsville 7 Grandville 0 East 24 Wyciriiing O Lee 0 Lowell 13 Rockford 0 FOOTBALL FANS l 78 BILL JONES TOM DAVIS JERRY DANGL JOE YPMA 80 VVILLARD RINK ii, E 3 1 f 5? .F 4 52? ,, FE' f 5 - F . 3 , K. XVILSON WF 5 2 Y. 'W - f? R. VANDER LAAN ,kd r V , 3 QM Bw Liv F29 MR. HOEBEKE CCOachJ E D. VER HUL Q 1 5 ' J. VER HULST 8' F, MQREY L. OTTEN ST C. PANT Godwin's haskethall ehanees didn't look too good at the beginning of the IUSKI-Fl season, with only two letter winners returning from last year's State Championship aggregation, livery boy on the squad knew what lay ahead and worked doubly hard under Cloaeh Hoe- lnekek constant inspiration to attain a good season. A victory over Kelloggsville in the first game of the season niade things loolc a little brighter. Suffering several setliaeks in the first round of eonferenee play, the VVolverine eagers were nevertheless an improving hall eluh. Starting the second round with a vietory over favored Grandville added spirit to the IC1llIl and the seeond round gave Godwin a 6-6 sen- son in the Grand Valley Confercnee. In tournament play, victories over Grandville and Coopersville advanced the under-dog Godwin tive to the Regionals where they were eliminated hy a well lmalaneed teain from Cad- illac. 'lihis also ineant the end of the road for three seniors: jerry Dangl, Bill jones, and XVillie Rink. Up. and flzzuryf He Him' Hupex. Crust' Your Fingurt Second Team Seated: lf. Bush, lf. YVright, 'l'. Rhoades, Mr. Roseman, coachg R. l,andhec Parsons. Srnvldillg: ll. Skinner, li. .XlcCartliy, lf.. Lirinb ' A G. Bennett, nl. llenton, N. De l,eeuw. Hold your bmiflnf r. T, Palazolo. R. ffston, ll. llansen, ll. lraxler, D. Houston, The 1950-Sl second team was composed of newcomers with only three members of last years team returning for the ensuing campaign. Starting out as a green squad the team had a lot to learn but they progressed very rapidly. The first round of conference play saw the squad, although ragged on the edges, fight with true NVolverine spirit to make the games thril- lers with last minute baskets deciding the tilts. The squad came out on the short end of many of these games but persistence and hard work smoothed this eager group of boys into a fine and well balanced teamg making avenges for previous defeats in the second round of con- ference play. The team had a mediocre season with five wins and ten losses. which doesn't show favorably the ability the team iinally possessed. BOB CHARON, MR. HOICBICKIC KCOACHJ April I7 April 24 May I May 8 May 15 May 22 Basebal I . Grandville Fast . Wyoming Lee . . Lowell ,, Rockford There Here There There Here Here Standing: IQRNIIC SCHUl,TlC.XlA, IDI-'AN IIUBBARD, XVll.l.ARlJ RINK, NIR. HOICBICKIC, and BOB CHARON. as DON YORK, ERNIE SHELTEMA - . Q.. .fl Q an CARL Sl ,l .SlC, VVlI,l,ARD RINK, and j.-XCK O'IiRlliN. JERRY VER HULST, JERRY DANGL, KARL VANDIQRLAAN, and TOM DAVIS. COACH-MR. CARL BAHRlC 1 X ..-.... -i April 3 April 6 April 12 April 20 April 23 April 27 April 30 May 4 May ll May 19. May 26 Track Interelass Meet Ottawa Hills There Creston There East At Lee Wyoming At Lee Lee At Lee Lowell At Lee Rockford At Lee Grand Valley Meet At Lee Regional Meet Hastings State Meet U. of M. DON LARSON, PAUL HASKINS, FRANK MORICY, JIM HUBBARD, RON ADOLPH- SON. DAVE SHELER BILL ROOD, BOB Slili, BERNARD CLANVSON. 88 M DON LARSON, PAUL HASKINS, FRANK MOR- lgv, JOHN sPo1cLM.AN, JIM HUBBARD. err NIR. RHOADICS fCoach2 Apr1ll7,, ., . April 24 May I May 8 , May 15 May 22 Tennis BASEBALL AND TENNIS SCHEDULE G randville East VVyoming Lee Lowell Rockford There Here There There Here Here li M if-ytiw l Q ' .W .'L,,a.,,.i1- V fiery, x 1, Q ' x X-.xx f fx e,N,zre:,, NEIL DE LEEUW, DALE HOUSTON, LEROY oTTr:N. 89 5 ji. Q --VQV 1' MARY KNAPP nnual Staff Editor Advisor MR. FIRMIC Business Mazinger GLORIA BULTMAN IT. KOORNDYK-Undcrclassmcn, M. W'II.HOlfI'-Copy, A. XVICKS-Subscriptions, G. VANDER BAND-Seniors, M. MUl,DlfR-lfnculty, M. .XlA'l4SUNflDaily Routinc and Clubs and Organizations, C. 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