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

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ln the tenth grade, the student is still pri- ma rily interested in grammar, but more marvelous and extra- ordinary literature is in- troduced in the form of more stories, essays, cmd poetry. Memoriza- tion of poetry is first introduced as an im- portant part of the year's work. ,, ,, m,Me? ,, The Junior again finds himself a student In our English department, we have highly skilled instructors in every phase of literature and gram- mer. As a freshman, the student first learns the complicated fundament- als of grammar. He is introduced to English literature in the form of many unique and fascinating short stories. of grammar. Again, a great deal of litera- ture is read and studied, but now, more . ..,,, emphasis is placed upon understanding and interpretation. Many excellent pieces of literature are composed by our English stu- T? 3 'J dents. I 1' v -: :, , g MR. Rosen Nonmuis J ,Q , - 'fftew f MISS MARY NOLAN fi-db MISS PAULA BARGEMAN MISS IMOGENE LEWIS , .,, ,ll sl., if I If'i I MR. BURTON RANKIN

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I ...4-kv MR. ROSCOE C. MINER MR. KENNETH K. KISTNER Superinfendent of Godwin Schools Principal MR. MARINUS HOEBEKE Administrwive Assisianf

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if-si' wuz! Exact! 1 The iournalism class here at Godwin teaches its many news- minded students the proper way to put a newspaper together tor publication. They have produced an informative paper for the student body, displaying the many necessary and interesting principles which they have learned. A tip of the Ringmaster's hat for a iob well done. 1. l ri! 5 c, my V f if-if W i 5 1.5 5,-yi Z ia t W A . . 2 yt, xv x X W , 41,3 . EDWARD TANGENBERG N 1 gg 1 M f X 1 f f , X 4 QP 'L S i li 3 as 'Q Rs MRS. ARLENE NORTHUIS MR. GENE NYENHUIS MRS. GERTRUDE RHOADES 0 Early Evagicnd ll'9l In the last year of high school, a period of time has been devoted to the study of colleges so that the student may have an opportunity to choose the school whiclr will best satisfy his needs.