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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1954 volume:

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Some of the band officers meet with Miss Barr to discuss a bond problem Wine an tk WMM Where in the world but in America do people exercise such freedoms in schools, iobs, and everyday lite? We think, speak, write and worship according to the dictates of our own mind and conscience. Every one is allowed his own moods, thoughts, achievements, and pleasures without fear In the 1954 Wolverine are the typical annual scenes of Godwin's school life. Within are pictured the freedoms exercised by each student at Godwin. Where in the world but in America can you sing true freedom's song. off' ,S fi-?'Ss ' -O .ww nl- .,:-' ,,. all Fall meant the beginning of a new school year with all its problems of registering and settling to work and its brighter side-football season. The campus colors changing with the coming of autumn were high- lighted with the festive appearance of the students. As was wished, the football team came through with another win- ning season and a new addition to our trophy collection. Godwin ....,... 12 St. Joseph ........ 0 Godwin... ...13 East...,.. ...O Godwin . . . . . .35 Wyoming . . . . .12 Godwin . . . . . .25 Rockford . . . . . 0 Godwin .. 7 Lowell .. 9 Godwin... ...O Lee .... ..0 Godwin ....... 13 Kelloggsville ...... 13 Godwin ...25 Ottawa .... 6 Deciding which subject to take, iuggling schedules, and getting books confronted each student. The bookstore was packed and it seemed a useless attempt to try to get supplies. Through it all, new classes formed and each person began his new year with great ambition. A new and exciting road lay ahead. '+- Q1 A mural was painted in the lower hall in ad- dition to many new interesting bulletin boards, paintings, and pictures which appeared in class- rooms and halls. Not at all fazed by the newness of school, the seventh graders completed their first project of the year with great enthusiasm. Just as these projects helped them to become more familiar with the outside world, they also served as a new medium for becoming better acquainted with each other. QW L2 L i E. l One highlight of the successful foot- ball season was the Homecoming. King, Gordon Bennett, queen, Jane Stefaniak, and court, Lilarae Corkins, Mary Denton, Marlene Dickenson, Meri- lyn Johnson, Rose Rincione, and Sandra Willard, were chosen to reign over the occasion from the Class of 1954. During the half time, the queen was crowned, the band performed, and the Junior Class won first prize with their float. Following the game, the Homecom- ing Dance was held in the high school for iuniors and seniors with their guests. s .al ' , ,Q .W Sf Tw ,J - 5 ' L ,Ex ,O L f an J- Q7 A 5 I . it ' , Fix, -4--N' .lr , v ,-- . 4 mg: g J .hx . H, wg gjfaz-fp 2 1 f i 5 1 'v I 164 ww - ' A JJ.- . , I H'?'KC7..9-. - Q35 Si , 2 ' 5: Z 24 iff , .4 L 5 . 1, , i , if T-elif 1 .- x - ' Y .g UL V V Q , L. 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The band furnished the school song and half-time entertainment for the spectators. The refreshment stand, operated by the Boosters Club and G Club, stood ready with refreshments to warm up the fans dur- ing the cold evenings of cheering. W vf::,gweg,','5g 'ga - x . 3 i X 4' 'I MLM lkfi, . ,X W ' G'- , 'jg il 5 , 'e'i.,f?4: X . L,- .SQ ' iris' N. . K Qi' Q U 1 1 . 7 , I ' Q. if U Www! From December to February the scene changed at Godwin High. The campus had a white blanket covering the ground. The trees were bare and snow balls chased the girls to safety. With basketball season well on its way and school dances becoming more numerous, the students began to look for new ideas for entertainment, such as the Bunny Hop and whistle dances, each one of which 7 W was sponsored by different organizations. The students once more turned out to support the team. Pep assemblies, too, played an impor- tant part. As the 1954 Wolverine went to press, the basketball team was tied for second place and the future was bright for the tournaments. Godwin. . . . .57 Kelloggsville . . . 54 Godwin. . . . . .49 East . . . . . 46 Godwin. . . . . .32 Christian . 56 Godwin . . . 62 Rockford . 53 Godwin ....... 54 Wyoming . . . . 51 Godwin . .,,. 56 Lowell . . . . 67 Godwin . . ..... 31 Ottawa 46 Godwin . . . . .47 Wyoming . . 60 Godwin , . . . 52 Grandville . 53 Godwin ..... 57 Grandville . 45 Godwin. . . . 63 Lee . . . 46 Godwin .... 75 Lee . . . .63 Godwin ..... .54 Alma . . . 44 Godwin. . . . East . . . At Godwin even the girls played basketball under the supervision of the G.A.A. Teams were formed and games were played to determine a champion. The Christmas season came around and the school got into swing with the yuletide spirit. The A'Cappella and Band put on a Christmas program, which took the place of the usual Cantata, and everyone who attended enioyed the new arrangement. The feeling of giving was well stressed by the clubs with their gifts to the needy. Christmas trees were set up in the hall by the Student Council and the Red Cross for everyone to enioy. Ah! Christmas vacation . . . The students celebrated at an afternoon school party of singing and dancing. Both teachers and students participated. After returning from vacation, final preparations for exams were completed and changes took place on the campus and in the students. At this point in the year it is more difficult for the students to get-up-when-it's-stilI-dark, only to return to the routine curriculum especially after the exciting holiday season. After the exams had taken place and the new semester had begun, new classes formed. Some girls turned their high school curriculum to the co-operative pro- gram, designed to allow each girl who took commercial subiects to work It articles, and columns. With every student settled into his new position and anxiously awaited Spring iust around the corner, the Seniors looked forward to the tinish of their high school career. !'r3'1 and attend school both, still receiving full credit. The school newspaper, The Wolverine Edition, came out every two weeks through the Journalism class. New ideas were presented to the students in the form of stories, 4, YF' V it ltd Swv The sun looked down on the Godwin campus and awakened each part of nature with its warm, fresh smelling air. Spring meant the end forthe seniors. It meant all final plans were being made and the closing of school drew nearer. Typical of spring, music played an important part in the season. The A'Capella presented their operetta, Mikado. Young voices, too, followed the example set by the senior high students with great enthusiasm. Vi Lf. f b, .8 .N q f 1 wa a li'1jl'?l 1.1 as 'Q' xp.: x V Q 1 5. , 4 - -. 'F ' A ' , - ' fi 1 ,L - 4- rw f . 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S 4 ff1 I 2 . 7' 4, Q 4 1 T. .Aki . 1 nn A K x I nga' ,. LEU' X an xl, 0 g i A . Nw ' N' O . Classes continued to otter new and interesting things to the stu- dents to break the monotony of routine. Field trips gave the stu- dents new things to bring into the classrooms. A desire grew in each person to learn more before the courses ended. TS i.. vi 4 R' AD . X A5 si . On a typical warm May eve- ning the May Court Swing was pre- sented on the tennis courts and was thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended. Parties became a popular extra curricular activity, especially beach parties, since the weather had be- come so warm and the water so inviting. Anxiously awaited, the Prom finally arrived with every girl dressed in her loveliest attire. Plans for the occasion were made by the iuniors, who worked diligently to make this year's Prom the best ever. The next day found many students either just return- ing from the beach party, which followed the occasion, or neatly tucked in bed in an attempt to make up for lost time. After the exciting weekend of the Prom, students once again returned to the classrooms. Study halls found many students al- ready reviewing tor the final exams or daydreaming about the summer vacation to come. The seniors had returned from their annual class trip either to Chi- cago, Mackinac lsland, and Detroit or to New York City. Plans were made and completed for Class Day, Baccalaureate, and finally Gradu- ation. For the seniors the long hoped for day had arrived and their fu- ture road lay ahead. The end of joyous high school years had come. However, for the underclassmen next year would otter even more than this eventful 1953-54. 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Q.: C7 j P4 bf ...L Ours to share every sacred shrine that's yours and mine wh JD 2512551 'Q MR. BYFORD BARR MISS EVELYN BARR Health, Gym Band Director MR. EDWARD COURTNEY MR. ROBERT COURTRIGHT General Science Art, World History f' f'l'5 MRS. JOAN EVERHART4 V MISS VIOLA FISCHER 1- mo kno 7.9 Acr Q7 I MRS. CAROL COURTNEY Arts and Crafts 16? MR. NORMAN once lt General Scienge, Biology, Alithrgetic 71 9- MRS. MARIAN FOSS Home Economics 1. f Speech, American Government Bookkeeping, Typing, Consumers Mathematlcs 28 K1b. K- -kill! 151 Ill .11 5 . - l S l 11 I I I Q 41 MISS VERA GANZLIN Social Studies, American History, Latin S-rv ll' MR. ROY GROULX Machine Shop C7 MRS. GERTRUDE KASTNER Office Practice, Shorthand, Typing 00 'W NT7 sw 7 A ' x l V x X MISS VIRGINIA GATES Typing, Commercial Law X, 1 3 MISS HARRIET .IARMOL Home Economics is to keep the helping light forever bright X 29 P ,- . 315.531 LF? ft if' MR.. RUSSELL KOONS MISS GEORGIA LEWIS MISS BARBARA Mc KNIGHT Algebra, Chemistry, Physics A'CappeIla, Director English, Literature, World History AIYSLAL X ii Lsvi: I ' 'Q' 9 I . V I xrwk-- F .,.. MRS. MARIAN MUSKE MR. DENTON NORLIN MR. RODGER NORTHUIS Arithmetic, Gym V Social Studies, World History English, Literature . '- C Ai MR. DONALD PAOLETTI MRS. JACQUELYNN PETCHAUER MR. WALTER PRANGE American Government, American History English, Literature Arithmetic, Geography 30 in Q ft T9 5 Lg Jaap ,Jw is 'YQ PATRICIA RADEMACHER GERTRUDE RHOADES English Social Studies, English, Geography WILLIAM RHOADES Arithmetic, Health ,-a CYRIL RUSSELL Librarian f ' .--,1., 2m .,'..-, sffsfm ir, , x Let's all help them increasingly unceasungly NANCY RHOADES Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry e 41 .D .BBB ,E 5111553 Llizgwhll x' 53- f. MR. WAYNE STAFFORD MR. CHARLES STONE General Science, Drivers Training ,ou 1-3 13Q229f:f?'S11g 3 'af-'lqgfwflaqagv American History, Literature, English A .rl J It -B . wr f 4' STE , f K' MRS. ANNA SULLIVAN MR. ROBERT SULLIVAN Nurse English, Literature lf? 5'1- MR. EDWARD VIDEAN MR. J. B. WARD English General Science 32 MR. OTIS STRICKLIN Arithmetic M159 MR. EDWARD TANGENBERG English, Journalism 'tiff N. . MR. THOMAS WILLIAMS Wood Shop J 5.529.515 5 u.,-I OFFlCE PERSONNEL Siondmgg M. Duelo, H. Redner, M. Guttmon, L. Oosterlwouse. Sifving. M. Donfumc, M. Houslon, M. Krrvczn, J l i KITCHEN PERSONNEL McCauley, V. Terrell, C. Bloore. l ir . 3 : ' 1 'P' . 1 vw. ,ag JANITORS L an-ng J. Myers, A. Ollmon, M, Tlvcfclwer, D. Horl, M. Esbouglv Hamilton, J. Pldgen, D. Ashley. That s the old American way. - x rf in '5!3 N V I 1 V 4 -3 1.. M.. 'QVRG aw x, xaax, X u S ft r -75 mime hushed but intenseg f mme full voicej HJ 'f' 7?1Pi' ,mvff ? ,ri K ax ,. 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W, Y , ,,-,.,K, M-, wx theuurld but In 1 f P .5 mer-i TRP?- Jv5iHb,By,DdEJ- ICN inr- S SUZANNE BEASECKER When .lohnny comes march mg horne agaun Band Comrnercn lor Play Cast YTeens n al Club Sen HUC EVA BEATY My loyalty ts to my natton GORDON BENNETT The llamung patrlot A Cappella Basketball Foot all Hamecommg n rack Semor Class Presndent JAMES BOGERT l w uld no change natnve land .lunlor Play LELAND BOLLES The lrtend Ot every country an everyone ACappella Football H Y Track 36 'C' JOHN BO A mans true wealth ts e does tn the world ACappella Basketball Ten es Honor Soc good he n s Councul Pr res .lumor and Semor Play Cast Prom Co chaurmcn MAURlCE BRAATE et us keep our homeland FEC CHARLENE BRANT Honor and sacrnhce o d truth Band YTeens Senior Play Cast Commercual Club A HUC FRANK BRECl llN A steady patrtot world alone Track Semor Play E DORIS BROTT am for freedom emor Play Commercual Club HHUU -el J 'E'-53.9 1.953 EUGENE BUSH pin My country lS good Bond Basket all Siudent Q- Y,-our Councul 'JI ROBERT CALDWELL haf., Four ploy as my cry Football NM' JAMES CANFIELD Who would not o NANCY CHARON Her woys ore woys porno? Y Teens Siudeni Council Trees Lchn Club .lumor fo 1 IU' JEAN CLA o otr ot couhous ommerc al Club PERRY COFFMAN My country rs the wor d Bond must flght for such o l nd MIKE COLLINS HIY .lumor Play Trcclm Y 9 0 Y P cy NANCY CHASE One ol freedom s crusoders Bond G A A 37 Slull and mmd turnmg wnllung men fo wnnmng men NANCY COLLINS The exohc porno? G A A Y Teens Studeni Councnl l N hi' ' ll 7 ' ' ' s . , ' , b , RK ' Q '. ' , To be p 1 you 5 be ' . . -- . c 1 . .I 1 ,pf x ., - 1 'f ' - 'l . - f' l .., L' xr X f 4. . . 4 ' d re Yo F o ? l ' 16' '- 1 ' 1 - M ri his ore guoronleed ,ACZF1 .5 I S I X I, QL. . h of o . ,, 4' X R' 1 . 4 . . ., - , i l V h I l D 1 .gn- 15 0 0 ' l i PATRlClA COOLEY 'l have found a way to be tree . . . G-AS.. Yjleans, Girls En- MARYDEN1-ON tm icoppellr' Sludeng So much to do, so little ouncl reas., unior an done . , gf irrwr PSY. 2:52 lim Club' Qt X A'Cappella, Y-Teens, Student nor cue reas. Council Vice-Pres. Cheer- leader, Junior and Senior PNY C091 Homecoming Court, Girls Ensemble. l.ll.ARAE CORKlNS Patriotism is not enougl1l Cheerleader, G.A.A., Y- Teens, l.atin Club, A'Cappel- , la, Girls Ensemble, Junior , and Senior Play Cast, Home- , ' , DONNA EHLE coming Court. V ' ia f Freedom is my pledge. Y-Teens. A St'lll1l.EY COX l will be steadfast . . . Y-Teens, Junior Play, G-KN JERRY EMERY 'P X l pilot future peace . . Q' Football, Baseball. St'lAt.NllR DANTUMA l salute my country . . . Commercial Club, Senior Play, Annual, Junior Play. 'KZYCE EFTRJCAP: h ... reattemasi tey are equal. G.A.A., A'Cappella, Y-Teens, Commercial Club, Student Council Sec. HERMP-N DE BOER Happy are tree people , , ,' Band. ARLENE ESBAUGH My toy is to obey laws. Football, Track, ily l 'IJGURDS EVELE l have oun a rw lreedorn JACK GUELZO have lrust nn y and ACappella Sludeni Councnl Junuor and Senior Play Cas! EVERAR ATHERLY A pa or s dream Peace wb' Lors HALE My country as lurs! d am Cub Jumor Pay Mmuorue omss t Q M, Srlenl pctrxot Juruor 9 GY 2 ifw W f VERN HATCH Man rs more than consmu iron Vlll.l.lAM GRANT land everybody somebo 5 HAYES Track Hr ba A Cappella Cross MA e gg stands lo Y Y Fooiball Basket THO Country lrberty A Cappe a CAROLE GllFFlN An upholder ol freedom Siudenl Councrl Y eo G A A Commercual b .lunror Play Sophomore an .lumor Class Treasurer nua Numb ceedung e ,ng and we e rs of People proce d 39 1 y C - .P -il ' l H Q d la d ol , -x Hr - m X in D re 1 lrl ' . . . - r u. Q Ban , L Y l , ' 1 . iffzsif iy ' , - 13 2 ' jg , X G ,, . . 1 ? if5 ' ' ' ,aff Nm my is dy-ll n, ' . A . ffrh il ' m s . .ll Q f xx . ' , -T ns, - . . .. ' Clv . l . I A - , ' , An- L 1 ,, 1 -- rw I' , , .v ff 1, W . 1 - ,, . f - - uv , -. Y. ga . .- -n V? -r .. an .- ' '.- .I Q' ns ' W' uf, pw.: g rn' -1 .fu 1. lmao 9' bf' f i . JOYCE HEINTZELMAN Hoppmess lves wnhn our ond Senuor Play ANCY KAYE HERR N ch as the pclrlol 5 boost Y Teens Commercu l b ,lr and Sr Plcy G A GEORGIA HILL My love 5 tor fr counlr RICHARD HOAG S eolc out lo y r ree dom MARILYN HODDE Amerlco ollers her lruend s I to oll so do G A A Y Teens Pres A Co Jr Play cs! ur pe o Ensemble Commercnol Club 4 1 BEVERLY HOLE e flag Is 5 rnlsol l Ilberxy 15 3' DALE HOUSTON An honorable Arnerlcon Boskelbull Ten Bond b Honor Soc GClu DORIS HOWARD One lneczrl one hand lor country Band Prom o C mmmee SUZANNE HOYER A olrlol us on exlrernnst P Bond YTeens GAA Prom Committee A5 men gum 0PPorvumly and umty u .Pc W Bw, .H DARLENE HUDSON lt is my heritage oi which l om proud. A'Cappella, l.atin Club, Jun- ' Pla io r and Senior y. JOHNSON MERHXN 's angels. One ot treedom AA., Commercial Y-Teens, G. . ' la , Annu Junior P y rl. Club, oming Cou I fl' d, Home: JOHN JULIANUS has made us great 'History and great we must remain. ll Basket- Baseba , Football, ball, Honor Society. F. KAJSER MARCELEN s great as heart is a 'Her her country. Latin Club, Band, Commercial Club, A'Cappella, G.A,A., Junior and Senior Play. J . if SHARON KFNE Forever a patriot . . 1. Sen ior Play Cas 7., SAMUEL KARRIP Strive until you reach victory . . . nis, A'Cappella, Football, Ten Hi-Y . RAY KEECH is as strong as duty's uHe pledge. Bond, Track, Cross-Country ROY KEECH l live at ease because ot my heredity Band, Stude nt C ou ncil. L KELLOGG RUSSEL l enioy liberty . . . ls Prom, A'Cap- Football, Trac , Hi-Y. pella, U DAWN KENT A potriot's dream , If -A-. Band. NCGPPQIIQ, c.A JAMES KENY ON m 15 sports y reedc ll Track ooi ball Baslnelba G-Club ARILYN KENYON M You dont have o be rg FBO? tobeg GA Siudeni Councrl or and Senror Teens .lunr Pay 5 ' A A musr cl Ba THOMAS KERR tv A freema Q Q hon Al.ll': Kl.ElN5CHM lDT NATl'l rth luvmg G Freedom rs wo JERRY KREGER Q paula! nd, A'Cqppella BARBARA KRYSTlNlAK She rrngs freedoms e GAA Junror and en or Play Annual MARLENE LAU GHIN A loyal cmzen ix Y Teens GAA SHIRLEY ANN LEGGETT Freedom 5 vorce G A A A Cappella .lunuor Annua and Semor Play Wll.LlANl l.EWlS b f?' surrounded y ll s lrberiy G Club 41 Football Track K 0 K V , - -N A M M ' ' r U. I 1 C' ' -1? ' ll. - I J r bl . . ., ' : l 4 ' ' V 'ffi is f, 1, ,, , t be y . r g V H .. ,. wigs.. 2 . l B ' H N l free nc- ' , l. ,, , . . O' . . . 5- ,G N ,X Y' ' My le I , I A l N 43 ,,Tho'l h l 7515 .links-J... KENNETH LINSCOTT I fight Football freedom 5 battle JACQUELYN LOMAX mY owe 0 rlotts to country PATRICIA M IDDLETON Ill make thee famous my pen a Bon Y Cost ,lumor Play Teens Sensor MICHAEL NARRIN Even a pafrlot needs sleep lla Student Councu . , Q I I y I 5 'dh P ' ,,NVM ' ' bv I y d, I - , ' Pl y . 41 A 4 I . I I fqff- 3 , A3 .- A ii. - I I I p t ' ' rn 9 -6' 5 Y-Teens, G.A.A. I 4-K ,, , A'Coppe , 'l. V My ' to s my x . - l . 6 ' lo, '- , F ll. NAU E In 'H ' . . ., - , n S c., 9' , . . J Sr. ' , ' I ' , ' l ' En ,MY I nt 1' ' f S C It Q , -1- l TI-IERNIAN LOOMAN ye duty us er and tba A Coppel Hn Y oo LOUIS MEYERING se a we of freedom Repre NANCY MIDDENDORP I Bond, YTeens Commerce Club Ffeedomg A stncere patrno ol are here NNIE NOORMAN BO ctxzen outstondung E G A A Y Teens Bn d A Cappella Vnce Pres Jr ond Play Prom Commnttee Student Councul Gtr s I semble Annuc SANDRA NOWLAND A true patruot Y Teens G A A l.otm Club for eve'Y mlln , on every hand H .lib 5.3. -. 1' -A:. A J' NLUCE OASTER uvidory is mY goal' ' Hi- 'QW BERNlCE PROVENIO Liber1y's l0ClY ' xg, -K5 AN'l'OlNETTE PAT'l'l Friend lo all . . . V Y-Teens, Commercial Club. fd tv- . HB DON RANDALL The voice oi democracy. I Tennis, Band. A 50 BARBARA PARMELEE 5 5, My goal is freedom. 1- 4 Commercial Club, Junior Play. K LA VERN RlCl'lARDS Once a patriot, always a in patriot . . . J' ' gf Annual, Junior and Senior if 5 Play, Y-Teens. , J ' ORlS PRlCE 'My lirst duty is to my country. A'Coppella, Junior Play Cast, ROSE RlNClONE 'A singing patriot. A'Cappella, Commercial Club, Girls Ensemble, G.A.A., H me- .Zi 415' Senior Play. CAROL PRlNS She holds the key to peace. Commercial Club, Junior and Senior Play. 46 Annual, Senior Play, o J coming Court. ALAN RONNETT My wuy To freedom is by way of music. 5005, Junior Play. 'ir Baseball ACappe a WILLIAM ROCKW ELL sung freedoms song ll HIY KATHRYN ROSS Vonce of honor O emor .lumar A Cappella Pay DALE SH ELER All man all cmzen true pain ophomore rack Fooiball G-Club Class Presnde ni DAVlD SHOCKLEY feet walk down ree oms po 'lhep GAA Baseball, B JACK RUMOHR A rue Amerlccn tr o aseball G Club Basketball ENA SASSO ST hear! nmol has my GARY can a incl ca empty stomach Fooiball, G-Club 47 oo ball ACappe a KENNETH SMlTH Mechomc of democrgc Semor Play was WlLLlAM SMUH A loyal cmzen A Cappella floumhmg 9 re Hsacred rl gms' W0've b een Ehefvshnn a 7 N' A 2 W 3 A Q V.-vw., f., --M., .lf :v-.-.-fw-Y-n-H- ,,,-,-z:1 , ' v '5 ,f Q 'uk may Ar-xoeuue svoemm V ice ol honor . 4 - Corn- o 1 Y Teens, f -.T 1525-'gig A'Cappel G, ' ' ls Ensemblm 53 l merclal Club, Gu' Senior Play . JANE STEFANlAK A golden hanred patrnot Junior Play G A ACap C mmercual Club Sen la o o Class ecretary Homecomun Queen JAMES STEKETEE l enroy reedom Band Football Baslteiball WILLARD SW EERlS men OTE crecied equal Baseball Fooiball G u Nahonal Honor Souew l ss So homore and Senior ca P Vuce Presldeni ,lun Class Presldent DONALD TRAXLER A staunch dlen er rxghls Basketba H1 ll .lunlor Play 49 LESTER TUDf ' Life, Liberty, and Happi- S3 ness. ore Treas 2 Bdseball, sophom - urer, .lunnor and Senior Play V Football, A'Cappella. LEWlS TUDOR l refer my lsberty Fooiball Track Basketball G,Club Siuden A Cappella Councrl H Y ESTHER TUTTLE They are able because e thunk they are a le or an Honor Society Jum lay mmerc a mor Club YTeens Siucleni Coun cal Annual GARY VAN CAMP S 0 fem world Band We ll Preserve Chrnshanny hum Clmfy - HW25.P.Pr.D,sy SHIRLEY VANDEN BOSCH I wll support the Constrtu tuon G A A V Pres Y Teens Commercral Club Annual It DAWN VANDER BAND My land rs that of rny are fathers 0 ,CN 'Y ff' DONALD VAN KOEVERING Freedom s Icnrght CAROLE VAN LANGEN Peace rs my motto JOYCE VAN POPERING 4' A valuable crtrz n Band 1 gy' K7 .J QU' bv RICHARD VIDEAN Wrth alla patrrot s scorn rack Football Basketball A Cappella Boys Quartet G C ub Hr Y .Ir Class V Pres Freshman Class Pres LARRY WEIRICK good wrlled Arnerrcan rack 'I nnus Band Sem Play Cast MELBOU WELCH Defender of rrglwts CHARLES WHITE I speak Ior my country Baseball Cross Country HIY ACappeIIa VIRGINIA WILHOLT worthy crtrzen Commercral Club .Ir Play ,wx W ff' Sr Play Cast 6 30 .J 1? H 'E'-lf 31.51-n Omm Qual ry lor ask Cheerleader .lr ay S 'ww 7044444 p YTeens GA A S lay ercral Club H mecorn mg Court Annual FRED WRKBHT Good enough to b , 3 Q ven cn square dec Football Basketball Track a Ban IJ Cos! d A Cappella MAXlNE WRIGHT Hope rs polrrolrsrn Cornmercaal the rnavnsprrng o Club 51 GERALD FRYUNG KLLIAM GRQNDMAN Y MILTAQQCLND MCGUIRE GARY URREGISTER ANIS DELORES v5EN,NGA Thdf 5 'he old Ameflcgn Way Q n ' Fw, 2 Pd' A 4 5 I W Q 'Qu X v i891' 'gg Ag ff- 1:1 'gigs K, Q 4, 3 I- ..,,wr ' , if L. 5 0 . vfM 19'i-' L' A . - 'Q JA '6- , . 51'.f' '7'5 ' 1 '3 7 ' - Nga-. ' irvwifffn ,-59'-' 1 -V-'-HQWQT 1. ' , k' in-mm . ..-. - ,. V T MUS' 'bg' ,E ,,,,fL5 .,'-vp, , K- :.- f , .--', ,U 4fe2wf'ff ' L ..J. lg- 1 s U S t . r- N ' 'Q S- X8 md ' x 1 OV I - AL- f ,, .Y,5,,,..,.g M--ff nw wwf xp 3' -. an 'SLS .- V , .y pr. N s if v i , ff 11 if 44 . '- . 9 1' . 5 A . a , . it sg . S, S, ,JY .jxx 5-sf-A 5' ' x x A fl 1 G, York, Presidenvg C, Scully, Vice-President, D. Newland, Secretory, J, DeGrcwes, Treasurer. Row I. E. Anderson, J. Anderson, S. Andrews, R. Bartleson, D. Bars, M. Belknap, Your C. Block! Row 2: M. Bloore, M. Boersma, B. Boggs. Down. M. Bosse, P. Bowen, ' A 1 - 1 - - 1 - D - E R Brockmeler S Broersmo P Bulhss B Cartwright unfurl sv freedom s flag e world 1. PR. an Y R' 3 4-' K 'L 'LN 1' 5- ir 9:1 1. - I QW' ' lk s- 'V' y- 1- vw 'Y' H GM J 'g tl 'XL I- ' 3 as ,4 ,sr i. Y' 'U- Di f. -,U 1' Q- AC ... 'F I sr '1- 9 ,s wt! sf- Y' N Cloylon J Corfnxsen D Croft M Deor J DeGraves I DeYoung M De Young R D siro L Eclrson R F rguson P Fvzgerold R uv 2 J Flory R r d erncksen J Genovese J Green R Grugsby D Gyolos P Hannuck J Hcrrungion E H slull F Knvlnen R Hoke C Horton Row 3 M Hudson M Jefferys D Juluon K Kolser J Lumngo L LoPor C Losey S McColly I Marfun D M ny R w er J Muller Moore K Mulder C. Nelbarger R Noble B Nogor D Now lond J Oudendylc J Poclcer G Polmo Row 5 R Parsons L Poxson M Pulnzulr D Purcell M Reed D Reedy G Rugney G Rmord R Rnngewold C Robor? J Robln son on ers eo s ney e Sc u z C Scu Shnrley S Slevers I Smnh I Sioperf H Sfuyfzond RCN 7 R Swlck C Sytsmo Thomas C Vonden Heuvel J Vander Bond R Vonder Loon L Vonder Schuur Von Dulnen R VonLoon A Venemo M VerHuIs1 Row 8 D Vunceni R Vlug Wheeler S Whmemore P Wnersum D Wnlcoxson G York B Young D Zlmmer mon P Zuolkowslu M Zuudersmo , ' ls. ' 1, .- - 7' Q as 3 Q . . Vg- 'I QQ Y: fr F- , N ' ' 7 ' ' Qs - Q- Fx '7 lf' 4 - - , Q , 1 V I V- N K pa . 1. D Q - I z A Q Ah ' 1 Q ' , - - o L P 'A E 'R 4 ff ' f ff' . 'F - 5 . 'I' --Al - K B' r' I - - P s - - 91, A. , 6, V Q up K hr -' Q- 6 Q. - f - A 'Q 'fry J sw rp . 4 Y . 23 f Ri - , ,. My P' I-.M 1' a .' . Vi - Q' l I 'xl . W ' 'fn 9 'I ff x- 'P L, . 5 M ' In -, . 'I I s ff' 'M - . ' i Q- it-F'4 t C? Nr: - J Q i . I . Q S.. :v , 1 1 QQ. v J -, r..f,. ' x J it K . 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Row 3: J. Briggs, M. Brockmeier, R. Brown, B. Bush, B. Bush, D. Campbell, J. Case, P. Cavanaugh, L. Chapin, P. Chase, C. Childs. Row 4: J. Clawson, W. Clawson, J. Clark, G. Coates, J. Colby, C. Cole, P. Conklin, C. Copp, G. Curtis, W. Dantuma, D. Dulyea. Row 5: E. Ebels, J. Ebels, J. Ensing, J. Eshmam, F. Evans. Row 6: M. Flynn, S. Fritz, R. Fulton, L. Fitzgerald. Row 7: J. Geib, D. Giaimc, A. Glaske, N. Grondmun. Row 8: C. Gross, J. Guelzo, H. Huge, D. Hanlon. MV. Secretary. ft is 0 ,- N Q .' l' Q X Q Y 44 ,J e ' w. x fi cw . V 1 4 W, if 1. K. in la- 5 A .LAL yg ,S .. - fe' . C My 1- ' sf b 44 1 fx ll -I Bs. Q H - IK N A - A . - av ' .xt l FF V 6 P F- ' B T Sitting: K. Matson, President, Stand- ing: D. Harvey. Treasurer, K. Noor- man, Vice-President, M. Sylslcar, I I 4 I Millions hungering WQQ U - y., X- i A ,.. 7- Q- AC V-'21 9599 Q-. 1 ur' Q69 14 Row l J Harblson D Harvey J Hasty P He UI-9 ar w 2 R ngs u Komng A Kulper D Kuno R La Chappelle 5-xp V?- ndrlclxson P Hendrickson R Hendricks P Herman V Halls E Hur? H Hoffman M Hoorn n ma nson c n r K van Ko Row J La Par P La Roche M Lawrence T Lomax R Lombardo R Long L Looman Row 4 Losey .l Mc Cauley H Macomber M Mesler D Mlddlemlss K Malls L Mlner W Mulder Muslxel K Matson C Norrln Row 5 G Newell K Noorman D Olin K Olsen R O Pohl: Otlen P Patterson A Peterson N Plgeon M Plude J Prlns Row 6 C Rlnard S Roien r J usso c u She on Sheneman Shoo Slagfer S Slogter mall J Sfurg l Sunde M Swlerlnga Sylslzar S Tompluns D Turnes D Unger W Uselfon L Vandenberge R Vander Laon W Vander Pool Row 8 A Van Dusen C Van Laan B Van Popermg R Van Slyke B Van Sfraien L Valllnk D Wagner T Wagner D Wilder C Wlssner S Wrughl of people dnscovermg 57 -1-.A T' J f .- .5 5' 'C' ' :a VN U! y- . 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Q 3- fu Q 5' Q5-7 :s I E. xr- fr. - K .:. -1 E- A , I 464 ' ' is - .W Tia I I .gf 7' 'f J 2 A If A K gf 0: fv. 3' v Pr. all 1 Sitting: J. Crapo, Vice-President, M. De- Hoog, President, K. Cole, Secretary. Stand- ing: B. McCauley, Treasurer. Row lf S. Alexander, B. Alexis, B. Alexis, C. Allen, L. Andrews, S. Anstett, A. Arnold Row 2: D. Bardwell, G. Battenfield, K. Bennett, D. Bohley, G. Bos, J. Botten, E. Brad ley, J. Brooks, K. Brown, B. Bulliss, R. Burchfield. Row 31 R. Burns, K. Burns, R. Burr K. Bush, L. Bush, B. Butler, G. Calkin, M. Carlton, C. Chandler, G. Charon, B. Chide ster. Row 4: E. Christie, F. Clark, K. Cole, R. Conklin, R. Conklin, J. Cook, D. Cor Iiss, M. Crandall, J. Crapo, U. Crusan, R. Dantuma. Row 5: M. Davis, C. Dear, M. DeHoog, R. DeVries. Row 6: J. Dise, E. Dornbush, B. Doyle. Row 7. J. Dreuth, H. Dumond, S. Dykstra. Row 8: D. Eddy, R. Elenbaas, B, Ellsworth. 58 an A4 pi V- 10 Kb- ef ink or fn. 'HQ' 1- C' Vs.. 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Mesler, D. Gyolas, B. Nogcr, M. Boersma, M. Reed, A. Patti, M. Dulyea, F. Lomax. Row 4. E. Ebels, M. Dear, M. DeYoung, J. Harbison, J. Adolphson, D. Purcell, S. Whittemore, D. Clayton, I. Martin, K. Kaiser, C. Prins, J. Entricon, S. Vanden Bosch, J. Prins. A r t. . -- -fan .f .1 n qw, A 1 3 , Q -ui: 1 - Q -.. 1 4 ff. .. I-f f 1, fif. ' 4 Y Hz? - AEM. W.. '31 sl x ! L g :echo 5 A ' 'T'QLf?.Vx EF P339 X E915 1 1-Af J Row I: R. Caldwell, J. Green, J. Rumohr, President, G. See, Secretary, G. Rinard, J. Genovese, Row 2: C Scully, Mr. M. Hoebeke, Advisor, D. Turnes, D. Sheler, J. Kenyon, S. Mc Cclly, J. Miller, K. Matson, W Ver Hulst. Row 3. R. Keech, D. Videan, G. Bennett, F. Wright, W. Lewis, D. Houston, J. Boyd. Sitting: C. Rinurd, S. Mc Cally, Secretary, J. Rigney, Treasurer, R. Bolles, President, J. Green, G. Bennett. Standing: Mr. R. Koons, Advisor, C. White, R. Van Loan, J. Roney, J. Canfield, F. Hoke. wa-ff .fr Wana Society Siffing: E. Tuttle, Secretary, P. Cooley, Treasurer. Standing J. Boyd, President, D. Housion, Mr. K. Kisfner, Advisor. dllttbfffgdltdf if Q2 x i 5 i 1 I ff n 1 - ' Q., i5'... J Qi M. . ji 3' .g 1' x 0 ' , , .W A ' 7 V x s I s J.: J Q i 'n,S,f. O ? i . ka .t V: lg' f . '74 J-L ' , 1 1 . x -' l n l if 'DM 1 farm Sitting: Miss V. Gcnzlin, Advisor. Kneeling. M. Flynn, J. LuPar, M. Lawrence, J. Gieb. Sfcndmg. M. Pilzak, C. Block, Sergeant of Arms, B. Nogar, Vice-President, J. York, Presideni, J. Flory, D. fury, J. Schuh. Row l: V. Hanlon, A. Boggs, F. Harris, J. Rudhmeier, J. Vanderpool, P. Dyksira, J. Agers. Row 2: J. Scofi, D. Linscoh, R. Posternd, J. Ebels, S. Gilman, J. Kennedy, K. Sprick, Mr. W. Prange, Advisor, ROW 3: R. Howard, D. Bloye, E. Moore, L. Ire, J. Geisland. Zed eip l M. Crandle Meny, Secre 0 5 Sitting: M. Denfon, Vice-President, G. Rinard, H. Hodde, C. Sieisma, R. Videan, J. Boyd, President. Standing: Row li R. Caldwell, P. Cooley, Treasurer, R. Denfon, L. Corkins, G. Zylsfra, M. De Hoag, M. Brockmeier, Sanus ' J. Enfrican, P. Middleion, R. Grigsby. Standing. W. Vander Pool, S. Andrews, J. Boyd, K. Cole, N. Post, Mrs. E. Kastner, Advisor. auubfz Row l. K. Paulin, President, J, Nelson, Secretary, M. Ripmaster, Vice-President, S. Longsfreet, Treasurer, Mr. E. Courfney, Advisor. Row 21 R. Lawrence, R. Bainbridge, T. Sack, D. Heolon, N. Conklin. Row 3: M. Bush, J. Miller, R. Bloem, A. Bell, V. Carey, K. Carney, S. Middendorp. Row 4- J. Conklin, S. Norrin, G. Blasen, A. Toms, G. Korvz, J. Rood, J. Buskirk, C. Sack. S 'Rx 7954 70 ' Smgy Sitting: S. Leggett, J. Van Popering, P. Middleton, M. Johnson, S. Vanden Bosch, S. Beasecker. Standing R. Rincione, S. Hoyer, C. Brant, L. Richards, D. Brott, S. Dantuma, D. Howard, B. Krystiniak, B. Noorman E. Tuttle, M. Denton, S. Willard, T. Looman, Mr. E. Tangenberg, Advisor. Row l: C. Brant, Vice-President, A. Spoelmon, Treasurer, M. Hodde, President, J. Brady, J. Entrican, Secretary, M. Ver Hulst, N. Middendorp, S. Beasecker. Row 2: L. Corkins, D. Vincent, N. Herr, S. Willard, M. Dear, J, Anderson, C. Griffin, G. Palma, M, Bosse. Row 31 Mrs. J. Everhort, Advisor, J. Packard, J. Heintzelman, N. Collins, B. Nagar, M. Lawrence, S. Vanden Bosch, J. Adolphson, D. Clayton, B, Block, M. Boersmo, S. Andrews, M. Reed. Z- 7een4 x, 7 , tab' u' 'Q -, if..'A ..:4 - - f -:fe Slrving- Mrs. L. Howard, Mrs. W. Ferguson, Mrs. B. Noorman. Standing. Mrs. W. Leggefi, Mrs. D. Brom, Mrs. P. Coffman, Mrs. C. Nelson. Row 1. Mrs. G, Soper, Mrs. N. Ripmasfer, Mrs. E. Flory, Mrs. H. Koster. Row 2. Mr. K. Kistner, Mrs, H Wesf, Mrs. M. Bogert, Mrs. C. Nelson, Mrs. R. Ford, Mr. W. Kirvan, Mr. R. Miner 77. 7. ff. Zoafwl ,A Qu 7 Left to Right: 5. Slagter, K. Dulyea, J. Adoph son, J. Harbison. I P. Bulliss L. Corkins M. Denton M. Ver Hulst 2' S. Willard Kneeling: K. Bennett, J. Crupo, B. Chidester. Standing: M. DeHoag, K. Cole. 54 fl f -an 4. .- ' 'fi-Q Hrfw 1 Front B Barr, Coach Row l Mr W Stafford Coach l De Young R Coldwell J De Graves S McCally R Wulson G, See L Tudor L Bolles J Roney R Kellogg K Matson J Muller Row 2 T Von Dumen G Bennett, J. Kenyon L Tudor D Znegler R Dykstra R Van Loan R Grlgsby F Wright B Cortwrlght W Cluwson, K. Mulder I Stapert S Karrrp S Ferguson R Vldean W Sweens Secoadeam r- 5. f. 1.1 2 Kneeling: F. Wright, W. Grant, J. Miller, J. Rumohr, J. Kenyon, D. Houston, R. Dykstra, Mr. M. Hoebeke, Coach. Standing: J. Boyd, J. Corfixsen, K. Mulder, G. Bennett. R. Videan. Kneeling: J. Shirley, J. Blasen, L. Esakson, R. Thomas, W. Mulder, J. Clawson, W. Clawson, Mr. W. Stafford, Coach. Standing. R. Ferguson, R. Roelofs, J. Guelzo, K. Matson, R. Quackenbush, J. Flory, J. Mc Cauley. QQ!! 1: 1 sf s J. 90111 '92 'S-. 4 s9D', 27 Seanad 7mm ,sf fl 5, -4 hm '. I ly... - .. ,'-' .lv ni-in h-in ah. 6-new Left to Righ1:.J. Canfield, D. Zimmerman, J. Rigney, J. Shirley, E. Anderson, J. Genovese, C. White, W. Grant, R. Keech. 14446 1 Q Row I: B. Kornoely, K. Matson, J. Guelzo, J. Clark, B. Grant, S. McCaliy, F. Evans, J. Genovese. Row 2 Mr. B. Barr, Coach, R. Keech, L. Kalchik, D. Turnes, B. Tudor, L. Bolles, B. Ferguson, J. Green, Mr. C. Bahre Coach. Row 3: F. Brechin, J. Kenyon, W. Mulder. J. De Graves, G. Benneti. K J if . ,. . fr 1 ' 'M'-'J Cx 5' . 353154 v 'V 7' Ji - .ku N Q- 1 1 I Y 'fauna LefY To Right: J. .np Left to Right. J. Boyd, R. Giaimo, J. Corfixsen, L. Weirick, D. Houston, Mr. R, Northuis, Coach. Moore, R. Grigsby, Mr. W. Rhoodes, Coach, R. Dykstra, J. Flory 5r X. X .. ix .A LA mga r J ,Q 4' V. ll ,111 ! J! 1 1 Y -fr Q may X y' D' r: ,Z .1 L 4. if 2? Sitting: G. Rinard, R. Noble, G. See, W. Sweeris, W. Rockwell, J. Rumohr, J. Emery, R. Jones, C. Scully. Standing: Mr. M. Hoebeke, Coach, L. Keitzman, Manager, B. Dantuma, Mgr., C. White, C. Chapin, L. Esakson, R. Roelofs, D. Reedy, J. Miller, T. Van Duinen. Sitting. Mr. R. Wright, Mr. W. VerHuIs1. 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