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

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27 ERWIN ANDERSON l Love A Piano Track K2 yrsj, Cross Country K2yrsi, Honor Society, Hi-Y, Stu- dent Council f4yrsJ, Radio Club, Prom Committee. CAROLE BLOCK Dia- monds Are A Girls Best Friend. G.A.A., Y-Teens i3yrsD, Jr. Play KDirectorJ, Student Council Commit- tees C2yrsi, Yearbook Staff, Future Nurses Club, Homecoming Committees, Prom Committees, Latin Club ilyri. seen, JEAN ANDERSON You'll Never Walk Alone Jr. Play lCasti, Sr. Play lCasti A'Cappella, Latin Club ilyrj, Homecoming Court, Future Nurses Club, Yearbook Staff, Prom Committee, Honor Society. MIKE BLOORE Undecided, Tennis C2yrsi, Football i2yrsi, Band i5yrsi, Senior Play fCasti, Student Council C2yrsD, Homecoming Committee. ' 047405 ' Football was the 'work ot the day' from Septemberto November and enormous pep rallys were held to support the team which came flying through to a three way tie with Lee and East for the Grand Valley co-championship. Two outstanding performers, Don Zigler and Blane Cartwright made the .gaiifconference team, and Blane and Russ Van honors as co-captains of the victorious Atl the boys on the team were rewarded for broken bones, and the weary hours ot an enormous chicken dinner with all the trimmirigi. . SANDRA ANDREWS The Hostess With The Mostest On The Ball Y-Teens l2yrsi, Stu- dent Council C4yrsi, Jr. Play Cast, Yearbook Staff, Latin Club Clyri, Homecoming Committee, Prom Committee. BILL BOGGS Thats What I Like About The South. A'Cappella. DELORESTATS Whereas That Rainbow Y-Teens ilyri, G.A.A., Jr. Play Committee, Dancirva Club Clvri. MARIE BOSSE Wish You Were Here. G.A.A., Y-Teens l2i, Jr. and Sr. Play Com- mittees, Band 121, Yearbook Stott, Float Committee. MARILYN BELKNAP Something To Dance About Future Nurses Club, Band Cfiyrsi, Senior Play Committee. JUNIOR BOSMA Girls, Girls, Girls. be-,Y 'tar' 'X-ict. , K N NO' ,1 ?

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-S X ' it 1 S E -:get ,. all Saute 65444 Offctm President ,-,,, -- ,,,,,, .W CARL SCULLY Vice President ,,.. ,,..,... DICK GRIGSBY Secretary g,,,, W, , DEANNA NOWLAND Treasurer --,, -,,, ,A,,e., ,--- -...-- JERRY MILLER 41424 - Presenting the most stupendous, the most gorgeous, the most breath-taking show ever to be presented under the big top! From your seats you will now be witness to a spectacle never before seen by human eyes, the Review of i955. We dedicate this review to you, Seniors, so that your long record of appearances will go down in big top history as the greatest of all time. The spotlight turns on each senior, to the song that he M. loves, and to the things he has done. In the first ring we have a multitude of magnificent acts designed expressly for your viewing pleasure. Our star performers have outdone themselves in an endeavor to make this Review of 55 a memorable one. Aside from the iuggling of schedules, greeting old friends, and making new ones, the first big event of the year was the gigantic homecoming celebration. Each class put forth its best effort to contribute all they could to this marvelous occasion. Wonderous concoctions of crepe paper, kleenex, nails, bobby pins, lumber, chicken wire, and long hours of hard work produced beautiful floats that would do iustice to an homecoming ceremony. Deanna Nowland and Jerry Miller reigned as King and Queen while Godwin met Wyoming on the gridiron, with the Godwin eleven coming out on top of a 13-0 score. The gym was transformed into an enchanting scene in Early Autumn. Each note of every song clung to the happiness in the air and made homecoming the Seniors most memorable commemorations to the alumni of Godwin High. 21 44 ' - 6 ,L - P I 7 . ' i ll' 24'

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f4474eq? ' .... The Senior class Thespians presented the Festival ot Plays in November. Two sparkling plays were presented, each with a hand- picked cast that fit to perfection the exacting demands of the roles. Buftoonery was at its height in the brilliant presentation of Grena- chicka. With a cast of three, Bob Ferguson as Appelzine, Jean Anderson as Grenachika, and Mike Bloore as Molo, a tale straight from the Wrumble Mountains was unfolded to a delighted and elated audience. Strange Road was quite the opposite of Grenachicka being a heartbreaking and poignant drama of two lovers parted by death and united by faith. Ruth Swick played Annie, Dick Thomas was Alan, Bonnie Nogar was Mrs. Kadan, and Sandy Whittemore was Mrs. Talbot. PAT BOWEN Return to Paradise. Y-Teens l2yrYsl, RICHARD BROCKMEIER l want To Go Back To My SHIRLEY BROERSMA What A Beautiful Morn nchl ing: A'Cappella l3yrsJ, G.A.A. l2yrsl, Junior Play Com- mittee, Student Council llyrt, Commercial Club llvrts DIXIE CLAYTON Be My Little Baby Bumblebee. Junior Play Cast, Y-Teens, Yearbook Stott, G.A.A., Future Nurses Club, Homecoming Committee, Prom Committee. Little Grass Shack. Track l2yrsl, Cross Country ilyrj, Radio Club, Junior Play Com- mittee, Honor Society, Home- coming Committee, Prom Committee, Science Club. JERRY CORFIXSON l've Got The World On A String. Basketball C3yrsl, Tennis K4 yrsi, Cross Country llyri, Band loyrsi, Student Council President, Hi-Y, Prom Com- mittee, Homecoming Com- mittee, Yearbook Stott, Honor Society. . :Q RUTH CRANDALL Magic ls The Moonlight. fsf H 7' R615 Q PAT BULLIS Thinking Of You. Cheerleading C4yrsJ, A'Cappella l2yrsJ, G.A.A. ll yrl, Junior Play Committee, Homecoming Court, Y-Teens. DON CROFT Its A Good Day. Cross Country, Track, Senior Play Committee, Homecoming Committee, Ra- dio Club. W l S , . V' . . I, Q:-4' I i t ll dl. Q , t - 'TSI' ' 3 if c A , g C . A ig, S K ,EL V J . ggi pls- - - A ,wi - V b, . . V. K .. XVAA qi . . Q. V .. 4 K V if - E., Q g ft.. ...ss 1 y , gt ' ,A .l'- A A ps. . i ll Q. A ' l S. t i BLAIN CARTWRIGHT You Got To Be A Foot- ball Hero. Football K2 yrsi. MARILYN DEAR Its A Lovely Day Today. A'CappeIlo, Commercial Club ilyrl, Y-Teens I2 yrsi, Junior Play Cast, Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee, Home- coming Committee. .tai -fm-' f N ir'I' KA YV 'G X X 2 r Y