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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

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The board has worked hard to set up an exceptional instructional system and tc offer a more varied selection of courses. We the student body feel they have succeeded in accomplishing their goals. Our deepest thanks to Mrs. Marjorie Evans, Mr. Walter Kirvan, Mr. Carl Nelson, Mr.LynnBrown, and Dr. Robert Van Hoven for their fine work. 4 We the class of 1957 would 11ke to thank you Mr. Miner and Mr. Hoebeke, for the wonderful job ROSCOEC MINER S erintendent - UP Eastern Michigan, Iiniversity of Michigan, and Michigan State University, A.B., M.A. 1:58, . - ,, 'Lili' you have done. You have helped the student body M4 5, - S and the school in many ways and we are sorry to leave. Thank you for making our school one of the best there is. MARINUS A. HOEBEKE, Assistant Superintendent Western Kentucky, B.S., Western Michigan, M.A. 5 EFQWJSWZQBQIF WmQ32 h?M 6Q33?S if Few people realize the V881 amount of work sur- rouding the position of principal. Besides the terrific amount of administrative duties involved, another most important duty includes the maintaining of a high morale of the students, faculty, and community, Through the friendly relationship,between the home and school, a great deal is accomplished. MAURICE M. GILLENDER, Sr. High Principal Westem Michigan College , A.B. , University of Michigan, M.A. BYFORD BARR, Jr. High Principal Southeast Missouri State College, B.S., University of Michigan, M.A. 6521665 LXIXSIX ix Slam ff, GERTRUDE KASTNER by-1 Woma.n's College of the Univer- ALT Xeqjesmb sity of North Carolina, B.S. Uni- we Img 9003, Pv- versity of Michigan, M.A. Unilelh Y- -65179 X415 'my 5'-in U Qbqievgq 09536 Our counselors have done an exceptional job in oflmehiggilegel as 'gsigqefx guiding the student body through another success- ' MA. ' ful year. Many students, especially the seniors, have sought guidance and have always been greeted with a friendly smile. Our problems were never too small. Mr. Bahre, Mrs. Kastner, and Mrs. Thibaudeau, we thank you. WAYNE R. CLARK Alma College , A.B. I-Iistory DANIEL CZUHAI Central Michigan College of Educa- tion, B.S. Physical Education, History, Health JOSEPH GRECO University of Wis- consin, B.S. Art NORMAN G. DICE Calvin College , A. B. Organic Sciences VIRGINIA GATES Michigan State Col- O I 9 lege, B S , Umvem ty of Michigan, Business Education 9 DONNA DUERR Central Michigan College, B.S., Uni- versity of Michigan, M.A. Physical and Health Education BLANTON CROFI' Murray State Col- lege, B.S. Speech-Drama HENRY GREEN- FIELD Michigan State Uni versity, B.A. History and English ROY W. GROULX BARBARA HANSEN University of Michi- gan, B.A. Spanish, English Michigan State Univexsity, S.A., M.A. Industrial Arts VIRGINIA HIMES Middle Tennessee State, A.B. LAVERNE LAMPEN English, Social Hope Cbuege, B.A. Studies English RUSSELL KOONS Michigan State Univensity, B.S., Univeisity of Michi- gan Science and Math HARRIEI' JARMOI. Michigan State Normal College, B.S. Homemaking DELPHA HAMLIN University of North Dakota, B.S. Art ROBERT S. l.ASKEYf' Bob Jones Univer- sity, B.S. ,g Mathematics HIIDA MacGREGOR Eastern Michigan College, B.A., Uni- vexsity of Michigan, M.A. Mathematics DENTON E. NORLIN Hope, B.S., Univer- sity of Michigan, M.A. Mathematics HELEN M. MOR.. SINK Western Michigan College, B.S. World Geography, Social Studies JAMES R. MILLER Western Michigan, A.B. Social Studies BARBARA MARCUS University of Michi- gan, B.S., M.S. Commercial Sub- jects GHQE E. NYHIHUIS Hope College A.B. Physical Education, Mathematics 11 MARIAN MUSKE State Normal and WUI IAM Industrial, B.S., LIN F' NOR- Colorado State Col- Hope, A.B. 583 of Bdwmon, English, Social ' ' Studies Home Economics RODGER NORTHUIS Hope, University of Michigan A.B., M.A. English, Social Studies JOAN PIERSON Western Michigan, B.A., M.A. Librarian BURTON R. RAN- KIN JOHN C. RUPPERT J: ' Michigan State Michigan State Uni- glnfemty' BA versity B.S. ' ' Industrial Arts English WILLIAM RHOADB Western Michigan College, B.S. Health, Mathema- tics 112 GERTRUDE RHOADES Western Michigan College, A.B. English JOHN S. OCAK Westem Michigan College, B.S. Mathematics GUY C. SHRAMM Stout St3te-.MeIl0- monie, Wisconsin, B.S. Industrial Arts A THERESA STAAL Hope, A.B., Univer- WAYNB STAFFORD Northern Illinois State Teachers Col- lege, B.E., Univer- sity of Michigan, M.A. Science sity of Michigan Government SALLY STORY Michigan State Uni- versity, B.M. Vocal Music Mgnvm VAN RNANNA sum VAN H UTEN ' - Calvin College, A. gm1Yg?h ta1 B' Hgh Public Health: Uni.. gee v social versity of Michigan tudies School Nurse NICHOLAS THULL Eastern Illinois State , B.S. , Univer- sity of Louisville , M.S. Science J. B. WARD Alma College B.S., University of Michi gan M.A.g Science and Visual Aid ROBERT T. TRAETZ VanderCook Col- lege of Music , B.M. E., DePaul Univer- Sity, B.M.F- Band 5926 7444! THOMAS J. WIL- DONNA S. WOOD LIAMS Bob Jones Universi- Central Michigan, ty, B.A. B.S. , University of English, Social Michigan, MQAQ Industrial Arts How could we ever get along without the constantxeffort of our staff of office girls, who do such wonderful jobs throughout the year. No matter where they happen to be in Godwin, one always hears their friendly he11o . Their individual interest in all the students shows how hard they work to keep our school rum1ing smoothly. PAT HERMAN LOUISE BIIIKER MARGIE ZALSMAN MARCELLA HOUSTON ' ' 14 NORMA EVERHARD WANDA HUBBARD 5 QMS 'J U 63 X 6 Q! Senio 1,1 ', As graduation drew near, the thoughts of nearly every senior drifted back to the memories of their friend and classmate, Dick Flanagan, who would have graduated this year with them. It was on December 11, 1955, when Dick sud- denly met his death in a car-train accident. A1- though he lived for only a relatively few years, his family and hiends will always remember him. J .--I: 19 ' 74 ' President Vice President Secretary Treasurer HERBERT HODDE FRANK SOUTHWELL BEVERLY McCAULEY GLORIA LINSCOTT During the last four years, the class of 1957 has learned co-operation, responsi- bility, and the ability to get along with others. We have enjoyed making an effort to be of service to our school and to our fellow students, and now we feel that we will be able to face the world with a bet- ter understanding. -E.. BONNIE L. ALEXIS Latin Club, GAA. SCOTT A. ALEXANDER Science Club, Camera Club 12 yrs.Q, year- book Staff, Footba.llf4yrs.QTraclt, Basketball, Homecoming Commit- tee. CAROL ALLEN GAA. DON BARDWELL KAREN SUE BENNETT Committee . GAIL BATTENTIELD GAA Q4 yrs. Q, Nurses Club, Prom Committee , , Homecoming Committee, Play Committee. DONALD GENE BOHLEY Track, Senior Play QCastQ . GAA Q2 yrs. Q, Cheerleader Q3 yrs. Q, Wolve- rine Staff, Debate, A'Cappella fr? yrs. Q Junior Play Committee, Senior lay fCast Q, Homecoming Committee, Junior Prom ANN ARNOLD GAA, Student Council, Wolverine Staff, Junior Play Committee, Prom Committee Homecoming Court and Committee. KATHY BURNS A'Cappella Q2 yrs.Q, GAA. ROBERT WILLIAM BURCHFIELD Football Q2 yrs. Q, Basketball 2:2 yrs. j, Year- book Staff, G-Club, Student ouncil, Wol- verine Staff, Hi-Y Club, Junior Play fCastj. C. KENNETH BUSH Band Q4 yrs.j, Baseball. BONNIE IEE BUTIER GAA, Nurses Club I-S yrs.y, Honor Society, Student Council, mecoming Queen, A' Cappella Q2 yrs.j, Girl's Quartet, Science Club, Spanish Club, Junior Play Committee. JAMES BOTTEN Band, Prom Committee, Cross Country, Golf, Homecoming Committee. ROBERT J. BURNS BERYL K. BULLIS A'Cappe1la Q3 yrs. Q, Yearbook Staff, Prom Committee, Homecoming Committee. BOB L. BURR Football Q4 yrs.j, Tennis, Camera Club. 19 TOM CHARON - Football Q4 yrsj, Baseball 14 yrsj, Basketball Q2 yrsj, Vice President Junior Class, G-Club, Homecoming King 8 , tee, GRACE CALKIN - Y-teens, Latin Club, GAA, Band Q5 yrsj, Future Teachers Club, Homecomin Court Junior Prom Commit- GARY CAVANAUGH - Football, Baseball K2 VIS?- KAREN COLE - Cheerleader Q2 yrsj, Honor Society 12 yrsj, A Cappella Q3 yrsj, Secre- tary Freshman Class, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Wolverine Paper Staff, Junior Play Cast, Homecoming Committee, Moruus CARLTON - Baseball 12 yrsp. JERRY COLLINS - Football Q4 y-rsj, Bas ketball Q2 yrsj, Baseball, Track Q2 yrsj, G- Club, Homecoming consort, BETTY CHIDESTER Cheerleader Q3 yrsj, A Cappella 13 yrsj, Prom Committee, Homecoming Committee, Junior Play Com mittee Wolverine Paper FRANCES LEE CLARK - Future Nurses Q2 yrsl, GAA Q2 yrsj, Junior and Senior Play Committee, Prom Committee, Homecom- ing Committee, 20 RUTH CONKLIN - Yneeens ga yfsy, GAA Q3 yrsj, Senior Play Committee, KENNETH CULLIN JUDY CRAPO - A Cappella 13 yrsy, GAA, Homecoming Court, Homecoming Com- mittee. ROGER CONKLIN - Homecoming Consort, Junior Play Cast, Football Q4 yrsj. JACQUELINE COOK - GAA Q4 yrsj, Y-teens, Nurses Club Q3 yrsj, Yearbook Staff, Prom Committee, Senior and Junior Play Com- mittee, Float Committee, CHARLES DEAR - Hi-Y, A Cappella Q2 yrsj. ROGER CONLEY - Junior and Senior Play Cast, Basketball Manager, ROBERT DANTUMA - Baseball Manager Q4 yrsj, Audio Visual Q2 yrsj. HELEN J. DE ROSS Homecoming Court, Band Q3 yrs. Q, A'Cap- pella Q2 yrs.j, Y-Teens Q2 yrs.j GAA 12 yrs.j, Wolverine Staff, Senior Play Committee. J OANNE E. DISE Senior Play QCastj, Homecoming Committee, Band Q4 yrs.j, Latin Club, GAA Q2 yrs.l, Nur- ses Clubf3 yrs.jScience Club, Spanish Club. ROBERT L. DE VRIES Latin Club, A'Cappella, Senior Play fCastj, Student Council. BETTY L. DOYLE A'Cappe1la Q2 yrs. j, Homecoming Committee Senior Play Committee. JANICE F. DREUTH JOHN DULEY DENNIS DROUGEL Football 12 yrs.j, Track Q3 yrs. j, G-Club Q3 yrs. Q, Hi-Y. HARVEY DUMOND 22 GAA Homecoming Committee, Prom Com- mittee, Junior Play Committee. Football Q3 yrs. Q, Track Q3 yrs.j, Basketball. PATRICIA L. ENTRICAN Junior Play Committee, DORIS M. ESAKSON CAA Q2 yrs. j, Y-Teens, Band Q5 yrs.j, Future Teachers Club, Homecoming Court, Senior Play QCast Q, Honor Society, Prom Committee, Student Council. WILLIAM E. DYKE Track, Cross Country, Junior Play Commit- tee, Prom Committee, Student Council, Band Q4 yrs.j, Science, Senior Play Commit- tee. ROBERT A. ELENBAAS RONAID T. FRITZ 23 Homecoming Q4 yrs.j, Prom Committee, GAA. Football Q2 yrs. j, Basketball Q2 yrs.j, Base- ball Q4 yrs.Q, G-Club, Student Council. Track Q3 yrs.j, Cross Country Q2 yrs.j, G- Club, Senior Play Committee. ORALEAN GARDNER Nurses Club. EMILIE J. GORSKY Student Council, Band Q5 yrs.j, Future Teachers Club, GAA Q2 yrs. Q, Y-Teens, Homecoming Committee, Junior Play Committee, Prom Committee. LORRAINE L. FREDENBURG GAA Q 4 yrs.j, Nurses Club Q2 yrs.j, Y-Teens Q2 yrs. Q, Yearbook Staff, Prom Committee, Junior Play Committee, Homecoming Com mittee. PEARL HASTY - Future Nurses, Honor Society Q2 yrsy, Junior and Senior Play Committee, RUTH I-IANSEN - Y-teens, GAA Q2 yrsj, Junior Play Committee, RONALD HERLEIN - A Cappella Q3 yrsj, Varsity Choir, Camera Club, Boys Quartet 13 WSJ- HERBERT HODDE - A Cappella Q3 yrsj, Pres. Student Council, Football Q3 yrsj, Track 13 yrsj, Basketball Q2 yrsj, President Sophomore and Senior Class, Vice Pres. G-Club, Pres, Future Teachers, Junior and Senior Play Cast, Homecoming Consort, Cheerleader. GLEN HAIGHT - Football 2 s Baseball KENNETH HEATON - Track l YT ls Q4 yrsj, G-Club Pres., Wolverine Staff. MARJORIE HANSEN - Latin Club, Future Nurses Q2 yrsj, Prom Committee, Home- coming Committee, Senior Play Cast, Junior Play Committee. JOHIN I-IERINGA - A Cappella Q2 yrsj, Science Club. ,si HAROLD JAY JACOBUS- RICHARD KNAPP BONNIE HUTCHINSON-Future Nurses f2yrsQ, GAA, Radio Club. PATRICIA KABZA-GAA f2yrsj, A Cappella f2yrsj, Junior and Senior Play Committee. ROBERT KNAPP-A Cappella, Tenn1sQ4yrsj, Junior Play Committee, Float Committee, Basketball. MARVIN KAISER-Marching Band f4yrsj. JUNE KOERNER-GAA, Prom Committee Wolverine Staff , Senior Play Committee, Homecoming Committee. RONALD KERN-Junior Play Committee CHARLES LA PAR GLORIA CAROL LINSCOTT A'Cappella 13 yrs. Q, Varsity Choir, Sextette, Girls Quartet, GAA Nurses Club Q3 yrs.j, Jtmior Play Committee, Homecoming Committee, DAR Representative. J OANNE LEWIS GAA Q3 yrs.j, Homecoming Committee, Prom Committee. ROGER LONGSTREET BARBARA JEAN LOWE Y-Teens, GAA Q3 yrs.j, A'Cappel1af3 yrs.y, Homecoming Committee. STAN MACOMBER Football Q4 yrs.y, Track Q4 yrs.j, Basketball, Science Club, Student Council, Junior Play Committee. GEORGIANN MARKS Y-Teens Q3 yrs. Q, Latin Club, Science Club, Nurses Club f2 yrs.j, Yearbook Staff, Home- coming Committee, Prom Committee, Junior Play Committee. FRANK MARSHALL 26 LYNN MINER Debate Q3 yrs.j, Band Q4 yrs.j, Honor So- ciety, Student Council Q2 yrs. Q Basketball Q2 yrs.j, Track, Golf, Q2 yrs.j, Basketball Manager Q2 yrs.j, Prom Committee, Senior Play Committee, Junior Play Committee. DAN MC BRIAN A'Cappe1la Q2 yrs., BETTY MERRITT Cheerleader Q2 yrs.l, Junior Play Committee, Senior Play Committee, Homecoming Com- mittee, Latin Club, Wolverine Staff. JO ELLEN L. NOORDHOEK GAA, Senior Play QCastj, Prom Committee, A'Cappe11a Q3 yrs.j Homecoming Commit- tee, Wolverine Staff. MICHAEL OSBORN BEVERLY MC CAULEY Honor Society, Student Council, Homecoming Court, Wolverine StaH, Valentine Dance QQueenj, Junior Play QCastj, Prom Committee, A'Cappe11a Q3 yrs.j. ROBERT DAY MORRILL Track Q2 yrs.j, Junior Play Committee, Stu- dent Council, G-Club, Science Club. 27 Tennis, Football, Track, Choir Q4 yrs.j. BETTY MOORE GAA Q 2 yrs.Q, A'Cappel1a Q2 yrs. Q, Junior Play Committee, Prom Committee. PA TRICIA POGGENBURG -Future teachers GAA, Honor Society Q2yrsj, Spanish, Latin: French,Science, Cheerleader, Junior and Senior Play Cast, Prom committee, Home DO NALD PETERSON -Football , Track f4yrs Q. DAVE POTTER-Track, Senior Play Com- mittee. coming Committee, Varsity Choir, A Cap MARILYN POWERS -A cappeua qayrsy, GAA, Junior Play, Float Committee, Prom Committee, Wolverine Staff. pella , Annual Staff. GERAIDINE OTTO-Y-teens Qfiyrsj, GAA f2yrsj, Band Q5yrsj, Junior and Senior Play NANCY POST -Band f5yrsj, Y-teens f3yrsj, committee , Prom Committee , Homecom- GAA Q2yrsj, Annual Staff, Junior and Senior ing Committee, Future Teachers Club, Hor- Play Committee, Homecoming Committee, Prom Committee. izon Club. SANDRA PARSONS EILEEN POSTEMA-Y -teens, Annual Staff , Band twirler, GAA, Junior and Senior Play Committee , Homecoming Committee, Hor- izon Club. WILLIAM QUINT -Football Q3yrsj. ARLYNN RIOJAS Float Committee. JOYCE PUTNEY-Wolverine Paper Staff, Yearbook Staff. Committee. GORDAN RACE-Cross Country Q2yrsj. LARRY SCOTT Baseball Q2yrsj, Football CHARLES RANNEY DARYL SHELER-A Cappella, Radio Club, Hi -Y, Science Club. JOYCE REUSCHEL-Y-teens, GAA Q2yrsj, Yearbook Staff, Science Club, Junior Play ig- ,,-f -a? L:5jk - V5-17131.-M Q- Va i J. 1 1iafm:f,v19VF fl Q i Q .. cszgkga, f 'R?1z?29EH ' , , .ii ','.w,gQ3 5 A lzliihb. ' ' LINDA SLAGTER Yearbook Staff, GAA Q2 yrs.Q, Wolverine Staff. FRANK R. SOUTHWELL Track Q3 yrs.Q, Homecoming Consort, Junior Play Committee, Homecoming Committee, Student Cotmcil. BILL SNHTH Football Q3 yrs. Q, Basketball, Band Q4 yrs. Q, I-Ii-Y. GERALDINE SWART coming Committee. KAY YVONNE SWARTHOUT GAA Q4 yrs. Q, Homecoming Committee, Junior Play Committee, Senior Play Com- mittee, Prom Committee. SHIRLEY TISDEL Nurses Club Q3- yrs. Q, Band Q4 yrs.Q, Senior Play QCast Q, Science Club, Junior Play Com- mittee, Latin Club, GAA Q2 yrs.Q- 30 G-Club, Football Q2 yrs. Q, Basketball Q4 yrs.Q, JOHN H. STANDER Track. Nurses Club, Prom Committee, Junior Play Committee, Senior Play Committee, Home- JACK TROWBRIDGE Football. BILL VER HULST Club Q3 yrs Q GERARD J. VAN DAM JR. Football Q3 yrs Q, Basketball Q2 yrs Q G JAMES E. VANDENBERGE Football 3 s. , Basketball, Track, G-Club, 4, w 1 Homecommg. JANET AVON TROWBRIDGE Band Q4 yrs.Q, Prom Committee, Y-Teens, Future Teachers Club, Senior Play Student Director. KENNETH R. TROWBRIDGE A'Cappe11a, Spanish Club, Junior Play QCast Q, Senior Play fCast Q, Prom Committee, Homecoming Committee. KEITH P VOSS A'Cappella Q4 yrs Q, Varsrty Chou' Boys Quartet SANDRA VANDERVELDE Nurses Club Q3 yrs.Q, GAA, Wolverine Staff Yearbook Staff, Science Club, Camera Club. BRUCE J. VAN POPERING 31 WILLIAM WRIGHT -Basketball Mr. Croft, Bob DeVries GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE by Hart Kaufman Ar. Kimber ..... Bob DeVries Iewton Fuller .... Lynn Miner lnnabella Fuller . . . Ioan Dise viadge Fuller . . . Marge Hansen iteve Eldridge .... Don Bohley Iatie ....... Karen Bennett flrs. Douglas. JoEllen Nootdhoek Zlayton Evans . Ken Trowbridge ena Leslie . . . Pat Poggenburg Iester ........ Gail Zylstra aymond ...... Roger Conley rncle Stanley . . . Daryl Sheler ue Barrington . . Doris Esakson iiss Wilcox . . . Shirley Tisdell ir. Prescott ..... Herb Hodde Iirector .... Mr. Blanton Croft :udent Director.J an Trowbridge Few realize the work involved in making any play a success. Weeks of work go into the pre- paring of such essentials as lights, scenery, and stage propsg not to mention the work involved in the sale of tickets, programs, make- up, and advertising. All these elements were combined this year to make a very successful drama season. Marrijane Hayes Penny . . . Mother . . . Father . . Doodie . . . Elwood . . . Aunt Ellen . Mr. Jackson Alice . , , . FRY . . . Norma . . . Mr. Dawson Cedric . . . Director - Student Dire D. Bohley, L Miner, M Hansen, J Dise -, .. ff' Bonnie Butler Fairy land, the theme of the 1957 Homecoming, centered on our Queen, Bonnie Butler, and King, Torn Charon. The float was a soft pillow of pink and white flowers with an open storybook en- closing thetQueen and her court in a won- derful dream of beauty. The Queen's court consisted of Ann Amold, Judy Crapo, Beverly McCauley, Helen DeRoos, Doris Esakson, and Grace Calkins. The King's consorts were Frank Southwell, Glen Haight, Roger Conklin, Stan Macomber, Herb Hodde, and Jerry Collins. We know that this was a very mem- orable night for everyone participating. XO ,JG J? J, ,X ,. Left to Right: G. Calkins, A. Arnold, B. McCauley, J. Battenfield, Queen B. Butler, M. Butler, D. Esakson, H. DeRoos, J. Crapo. Tom Charon, Bonnie Butler X f Q R221 BACK ROW: Left to Right: S.Ma comber J. Collins G Hai ht F I ' g 3 ' Southwell, R. Conlllin, H. Hodde. FRONT ROW: B. McCauley, J. Crapo, D. Esakson, T. Charon, B. Butler, A. Arnold, H. DeRosS, G. Calkins. M. Sylskar, B. Butler, M. Butler, J. Battenfield. 35 B. Burcl-afield, K. Cole, J. Umlauf, R. Conklin. 7000 The girls in their flowing formals and the boys in their white dinner jackets made a pretty picture against the softly lit background of 'Moonlight and Roses'. A. Peterson, C. Gilman, L. Chandler, R. VanderI.aan, Judy Swanlund, R. Conley. 36 XM ' A ' f if New A4 . 4 wr ga - if XA. Mnolercfcwdmen df .Q - - 6 5 .1 I ii? Jf M . ,, fi . :S W A E EW! ' . . ff- if A. 5 ' 'E X 1: fs 3 KL Q ' J ri, I V V m ,:.QM X if of 1955 The Junior's year was filled with many new and exciting activities. Receiving class rigns, making a success of the Jr. play, and planning the prom were the main highlight of the year. Mrs. Rhoades, the junior class advisor, with the help of the class officers, helped to keep the class very active. Their efficiency was shown by the fine work they did on their homecoming float, and the wonderful prom that was held in the spring. The fine spirit the class of 1958 serves as a goal for their underclassmen. S ahoadesi KOYU-1 M: ' L L9J1e'G' eteison' ' L' Kiefffman .eg , I 5 H . VKKFV I ' if f , veer i . . . T J . ' if D V eia.h f ,.r vase . . . eiti J B 1 iii . J f ii r tis f Js if ri- i ' - e . 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A J A . . . if Switt, B., Telgenhof, J., Toms, A., Umlauf, J., Van Camp, R., Van Dam, D., Vander Bout, J., Vander Pool, J., Vande Velde, J., Van Dusen,J.,Van Hoven, B ., J V3 A i iz 4 J if 2 f ? ' i Q U i n 5? ' ' i i I i J f . . W 'ff ' N 1 '-rw .. 7L f f.. '. 7 .1w, 71 f - V ' Q .., :- ' I f 'J . ':' , uf , A : ' I Auru: A 1 V, K, C , ,. LVLVVL , , N h K ,AV . , , . , ,L , , P e-22i ' S. it ...,, -A :.. ..:: Prrsisss r ' to M J 1 L r s. Q W Van Portileet, B., Van Zegeren, J., Warren, A., Weatherly, J., Wheat I., Whittemore R., Will' J., W'11 C , , iams, 1 iams, R., Witham, P., Witheril, S. Zimmerman,K 40 7 Uvvflil The year has been f,11ed,.yyitl1,,.meTEpow:fawble eve 6 ', :,..: ass of '59 W y float at the homecoming gam? cerenipnies last fall showed us that -.,, ' ores me hard workers and that we gmgiwgefiect a great deal from them in future. During the football and basketball seasons this year, v fi too did thgj ' rexlin sup- porting our teagrhfs. ff ' slI........... The dancgfirlgzponsored by the sophomores with ,mega id of Mr. Rankin, the com- petent advisor, A as also a success. ,F A Excitement c e to a peak, when, this spying, the sophomores chogxheir class 5' ' ' rings. ,Flijbg reali d that the time for gradiivation was not too far awfny. 9 fd hw--rs.. ., ,.t............- 3 .gg W 5 Advisor Ajgers- Ranki j 5003.3 teas, J DDS Vice P . , ec! M, M Elncan. P res: J, 5g..sM....E. jijwswsfmm Omhon. ' 'esf J. 1 V aa! Q h ' 1 v .K .K .. V qkyyk VV ,. 1 . V 1 . R of . Q iiss 1? s fl Aiii I it S be es W y b A ' J i d P- y Z, . ' P .. ' 'iys 's 'H L J' 'x .. , . . , ' t's' ssrr,s J s.. . . Algers, J., Alber, D., Anderson, E., Aylworth, B., Bainbridge, J., Bainbridge, R., Barringer, D., Barszcz, J., Blasen, G., Boon, J., Bruin, H., Bums, G. pps J ...Q y ...sr 4 K ...ar K . . , ,. yy . J ., , Y ,p., , W .V , , .. V, , . V, ., in Sih , if x ,v I n i n . l f. , i 5 ' H if -2 I., H , . r K ' g , . 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ROW 3: Johnson, T., Juras, M., Kanoza, R., Keiser, B., Kent, D., Keyes, J., Koning, B., Koon, M., Kos- ter, T., Kwiatkowski, M., La Berteaux, D., Lafata, J., Lancioni, S., ROW 4: Landon, B., Lane C., Larson P. Leach A. Le t D. L K. nar z ogan, Longstreet, R., Lorentz, R., Loucks, L., Mahan, B., Manglos, F., Marshall, D., Maynard, J. ROW 5: MgCg1:Qgy,h ,Mg Iainnzjn D 'lvferteyns J Meufen- berg, J., Miller, R., Minto, J., Moore, D., Morey, N., Nelson, L., Noorman, J., Norman, R., Oros, H., Parker,.R. , .V , U 45 1 rr.. f , . Q L .. . ,. A S R L S - i L . R S V' Jsd ll ,. l4 y ll L L D. 41. Q L ff' ' Jstt A J , S J ,...V:v S L ' A J :'V '- Q ..L. . 1 4 ' J. .. S kf f . J L L Q ' g ? .L 4 . V. , 537 1, iki in ,-,' :L K A . , . , K. . , LK ,. f va V W, . Hi , A , l' L gttgts 3 i 5 gg g l , , g ,, g . p L ...gt .S . gf, J J 4- f L , L l gg. , ,J g L g J , :V. 1 . 5 3 'K' l 'L 'Q . 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Tacker, D., Terrell, R., Thrush, M., Tmsdel, s., Truesdell, N., Tuttle, L., Van Amburgh, C., Va.ndBe1ku.m, F., Vaglica, J., Vanden Bout, K., Vander Band, B., Van Loo, J., Van Syock, K., ROW 5: Van Wyk, N. Van Zegeren, V., Van Huizen. D., Voss, J., West, S., Winkle, J., Wirtz, S., Wright, L., Worthen, C., Zeeff, K., Zuidema, G., Zylstra, L. 46 'fv , . 5 mli. 3: L V1 m,' m 1- i ' , . .Q L'li . A ,yb . , gh L' . 'L' 3 'Q 3 F e . , z ff W... . B New ., -LIV f 1 Z , A b, 5 A , H CQ 5 W L F .... . . - . . 'F f A 4v V it lf in . 'ff , ' ef' a ,gf 1 , . R- 1. ,. G Qi., L:Li :Qgz Af' ' A A gg A J A , 3 , , in lf, if , ,R so 3 -Yi ff 5 .. . f.. ,. ., , Hi 5521 If :Yf A V , .fs ' ., . ' 'K A A x - . . ,,,. r . . . . ' . . J o . ,, . f' - , M, . xi. A: E V, K VM K ,V , .V , K, I ,V V- I Q I K K : I .A ji, 51- . ' . A V' iii: F My J' ' 4 ' 1 W, . , - 'X ' . 1' Y l I ig' 1 . 25 F A B ww .X H , . 53 . 15 Q.. -. -' . W fx. , :-:21 4 , ROW 1: Alexis, K., Allen, M., Barone, R., Blett, J., Bleyerveld, F., Bloen, D., Bolthouse, M., Bond, T., Bosma, J., Burchfield, R., Burke, C., Bush, C., Buzzard, D., ROW 2: Calkin, D., Carmer, P., Case, S., Chamberlain, R., Chipman, M., Conway, J., Crooks, J., Crusen, L., Culp, R., Cyr, G.. Decker, A., De Forest, N., De Forrest, J., ROW 3: De Ross, C., De Witt, T., Dietz, K., Dochstader, J., Dykstra, B., Eberhard, C., Edwards, J., Elias, D., Elliott, D., Emdin, B., Ensing, L., Exline, R., Fleser, R., ROW 4: Foerch, C., Ford, J., Forrest, M., Froehlke, B., Geary, B., Geary, D., Gibbs, B. Gibfried, J., Gingrich, L., Gordon, G., Grey, D., Grover, A., Haight, S., ROW 5: Hale, S., Harvey, R., I-Ieimer, D., Heintzelman, B., Hermance, M., Heuschele, D., I-Iockanson, L., Holland, J., Hossler, D., Houghton, L., Hubbel, B., Huisman, G., Hylkema, E. 47 4? Qnjwlkge.. .. ' W we L -W -...sf ...,,. ww gd 'Gif - ,K - K 4, 3 . KV . b J f .lii W L . . - . . . .1 ,. 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Mg sr 9 4 -N415 3' f K L Q .3 .ii ROW 1: Johnson, tl., Johnson, R., Kalkofen, L., Kennedy, K., Kirvan, T., Kroes, K., Landon, F., Laperna, R., Lemming, S., Leonhardt, D., Lin- scott, D., Lombardo, S., Lowe, B. ROW 2: Lucchesi, M., Macomber, J., Marshall, T., Matevia, L., Mc Donald, E., Mc Donald, K., Mc Intosh, D., Mead, J., Medendorp, B., Melville, D., Mental, J., Meyers, J., Miller, N. ROW 3: Miller, R., Monroe, C., Moore, D., Moore, M., Murphy, K., Murtland, W., Myers, S., Nelson, T., Nesbitt, S., Norman, M., Palazzolo, J., Parsons, P., Pepper, J. ROW 4: Peters, J., Pfaff, R., Poll, W., Poole, S., Quinn, M., Redner, G., Ripmaster, S., Powe, J., Sack, M., Sawyer, J., Schmidt, T., Schneider, R., Scott, S., ROW 3: Sheldon, S., Sheler, J. Sherouse, M., Shultz, D., Smith, G., Smith, R., Sprik, M., Stawicki, S., Stephan, C., Stocking, W., Stout, K., Stroble, J., Sutton, B., 48 . ' ! 5 , F My ff ,A ,. 7 , K L, A - , ., . -, A , P A ajiof K, A . 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ROW 3: W'1d - ' ' ' ' 1 er- , 1 er, B., W1111a.ms, L., W1ssner, J., Wnght, W., Zalaoras, G., iZoe1'mar., M. .g 7962 ROW 1: Anderson, D., Arndt, D., Bainbridge, D., Ball, E., Barlow, R., Barnhart, P., Bloem, I., Boening, D., Bogert, P., Bolthouse, J., Bond J., Boon, Botmn, M. ROW 2: Brant, J., Brua, J., Bruin, L: Calkin S.' C lo .' ., L.' .' ma D ' Cr .- , . n, ., Copp, K., Coykendall, J., S.' , , , at n, R , Carlton, G Clark, , Clemens, R , Coff , oss, B , Czyzyk J - ' 'V I f. f . . 'W J +0 ' A .Q ,, . :'K y . J 1 f . .. J R , . . R . xx b m A,, - R , ' , I, . V i ' , A -3. ' , , :'1. IJ' , J, Q 2 : ,, , 7 1 . A i ,iff-JT - . , L, g . . . if ' O , J I g Jeaoe , f ao . a n :,. , W ',, W -J A ' 7 .:'ff,Qff 'R ' J ,.2. Y CJ C C . onae l,'g, iQ Q. J e 'I ff A A - 44 . v 49 L. . .3 Q. ,L 3 3 L 3 L L L 1 L 3 ' L. L 7 L L WWLL q L D L FX ' Lf fx n x RWLH LL LL fi LLLL R Lf L A V L m,, 'VVL D bq k,,VL L L HL L 'L R 1- - L' EL L ' in LLLV A LL L5 . L. L ' L ' L' L L L 'WQQH1 H? Tl. 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L L ' R L . 3 L e n3 LLLLL L 5 L 1L 3 W . -- 3 - LL U L L N - L ROW 1: Dantuma, J.3 DeCoux, S.3 e eeuw, .3 y, .3 3 ., , . , . 1 D I- tz erald M F1 R - Froman G 3 Froman, R 3 Fromen, W.3 Gabbert, P.3 D L B DePre R DeWitt B - DeWitt R3 Drew S 3 Duke, K.3 Dulyea, C.3 Duncun, T.3 Dykestra, J.3 Dyk- stra, T.3 Ebels, D. ROW 2: Elliott, M., Bakson, D.3 Bbaugh, M.3 Peo e, .3 1 g , .3 ynn, ., , . . Glass, L.3 Gooss, V.3 Guppy, J. ROW 3: Hall, T.3 Hallemans, D.3 Hardesty, K.3 Harmsen, D.3 Harrison, J.3 Hart, P.3 Havemen, D.3 Heaton, C.3 Herlein J.3 Hickey, L.3 Hillard, L.3 Hoffman, D.3 Hoffman, W. ROW 4: Homrich, S.3 Houghton, J.3 Hudson, C.3 Hudson, J.3 Humbarger, W.3 Ingersoll, J.3 Isler, J.3 Jaynes, D.3 Jeluso, J.3 Jenson, C.3 Kasper, R., Kznsma, Li Kietzman, D. ROW 5: Kiner, P.3 Knapp, C.3 Koon, J.3 Lafata, A.3 LaMonte, B.3 Long, W.3 Lull, P.3 Male, F.3 McDonald, J.3 Melnen, J.3 Mester, T.3 Meyering, L.3 Minier, J. 50 ,Q f ins LQ LLRLW 1 b R 1 'L R , L L L L ,LL R - rt Q L 4 L W -f J L W ..:-A - -Qszzsf B' L- L 2 . ,' L .gf -22? W J '- HW, J ' ' -L Dr R A L - J JJ LL wg, 1 Q V 4 ' K dl K L A Vgir V VVV VX , V -V 1 k, , LV V lVj1,V'fg 2 V - -,L, R- - .- L - Q'AA Q? L - L- Q M 7 'QT Z xi ii J K - :VQV , gd N ,ag . , V. , . L 94: Q vm L 'W AL L L n L: , - V I Q f .- 'Ii i g 1 -- L. ' L 'V -V ' L. .VVV Lf 2 LL L- ' V- K f w fu , ,M bll LL E VAH V V wigs' L sf V VV V L V A V V kkhk VV X-W! m e - W --LL - r A - on t L ,LLL L LLL- - at 1 - n 5 -V 3. ' 7 ' ' . 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ROW 2: Radaz, B., Radaz, J., Reed, D., Reedy, R., Reeves, C., Reitsma, L., Rinard, S., Robinson, J., Robinson, J., Rouse, P., Rouse, R., Roy, S., Saindon, J. ROW 3: Sandel, M., Sheneman, L., Shurter, S., Skinner, B., Smit, K., Soper, J., Stafford, J., Stawicki, B., Stehowuer, B., Stirdi- vant, C., Stuyfzand, V., Swift, G., Terrell, D. ROW 4: Thede, K., Tiffany, T., Traetz, B., Tuttle, D., Van Boven, D., Van Dellen, J., Vanden Heuvel, N., Vandyken, J., Van Zegeren, D., Veeninga, D., Wagner, L., Waldron, G., Ward, P. ROW 5: Warner, B., Watson, L., Webb, D., Weitzel, R., Whitney, P., Wilcoxson, D., Wilder, W., Wind, R., Wissman, K., Worden, R., Woudstra, J., Zaccanelli, F., Zierleyn M. 51 T. Charon, H. Dumond, R. Kerr. L. Houghton, M. Zoerman, D. Van Houten. 'lr'--v-Q.,-N xl-Nj' 5 5 -N If 11' B. Dalenburg G. Redner J. Colllns, G. Kortz, J. Swanlund, P. Quinn, L. K1etzman, J. Umlauf, D. Van 'fskxg Dam, F. Han. 'iwzgi 'rl-IE X xl 5 ,fax N Q56 X 1042: 0 J' . X 2 i Q2 emo WA .5 1 2 V 99199 v ef? X +9 P' 61,54 69 Y 6 Y' x -X fx R A 4 B fff I f 0 0 U Q vs wzieme ?AP6pN GPG! 5 N W0 ry F N4 Sp' SEC-1 'rnl:lN pa, Sfyow , . 0 . QF NU C00 ' my 4365 Q OG C408 0 G oo J v E so 03 0' P, UW Q Q vga' D Q7 S - H R 0 A' ll A i - ONOR A Lv 1 M SOQIET M A- 5 Q IX 25 a 2 ' 4 0 'I 11 k S550 . s ! 6 UNQIL S Q nf CO 9 52,9006 9 53 qw v i 1 X TOP: Mr. Keizman, Mr. Lane. BOTTOM: Mr.Burchfie1d, Mr. Ypma. I I I The Parent Teachers Association is formed to improve the relationship between the parent and the teacher. Along with other activities, the association gives a pen- ny carnival during the year to raise money for the school. Deepest appreciation is given to those who have co- operated and given their time so freely. The Booster's Club is an organization of team fathers and alumni who sup- port all our athletic teams. Meetings are held every two weeks, and any in- terested parents or alumni are invited to attend. Their proceeds from the sales at the football games are used to promote banquets and trips for the teams. This past year a whirlpool bath was pur- chased by the Booster's and donated to the school. The club also provides programs for all football and basketball games. STANDING: Mr. Oliver, Mrs. Sullivan, Mis. Soper, Miss Jarmol, Mr. Barr, Mrs Nelson, Miss Anderson, Mrs. Ripmaster, Mr. Lascari. SEATED: Mis. Boening, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Bogert, Mrs. VanDuinan, Mrs. Bouwman, Mrs. Syr. -J I I-. The debate team of 1956-57 with Mr. Croft at its helm had a most successful year. Their season's record is more than enough proof of this tremendous job. The record shows that they won every debate except one which they tied with East. Our hats are off to you for putting Godwin at the top of the list in this area. BACK ROW: L. Chandler, B. Stressman, J. Kreus, B. Lussen- den, A. Warren, Mr. Croft QAdvisorj, M. Retzlaff, K. Russo, J. Conklin, B. Simmons, P. Goeman, P. Goeman. FRONT ROW: D. Heaton, S. Norris, K. Zimmerman, K. McCarty, S. Gibiiried, J. Swanlund, B. Ross. 5 O fi BACK ROW: S. Wirtz, P. Poggenburg, M. Osborn, A. Glaske, S. Gibfried. FRONT ROW: L. Miner, J. Swan- lund, Mr. Croft QAdvisorj, R. Moorhus, M. Thrush, K. Paulin. I The Drama Club, Sock and Buskin, was organized this year for the purpose of promoting interest in dramatics. The Club was very busy along these lines. A one-act play, Bobby-Sox , was produced for the Exchange As- semblies and was a big success. The Club also sponsored Oscars for the best performances of the school year. Also, plans are being made for the affiliation with the National High School Theatrical Society, The Thes- pians , in the near future. Things are certainly looking up for the Drama Club. f 5 5 BACK ROW: R. DeVrim, T. Charon, ri. I-Iodde, E. Gorsky. A. Bell, K. Royer, C. Gilman, J. Weatherly. FRONT ROW B. Butler, B. Burchfield, Mrs. Kastner, S. Macomber, B. Dy We are proud of the student representatives who make up the Stu- dent Council. It is partly through their efforts that the school con- tinues lo run so smoothly. With the aid of Mrs. Kastner, their advisor, they provide various functions, such as working on noon hour and cafeteria duty, keeping our hvildiiigs and grounds clean, and assigning dates for various ac- tivities. The Student Council has certainly done a fine job this year. 56 Q - THIRD ROW: R. Bainbridge, D. Postema, 'I . Sack, M. Im- pellizzeri, M. Bush. SECOND ROW: J. Ruehmeier, J. Nelso ke STANDING: B. Butler, Secretary, B Dyke, Treasurer SEfXTED: B. Buxchfield, Vice President, Mrs Kast ner, Advisory S. Macomber, President BACK ROW, Left to Right: B. Traetz, D. Bowen, L. Sterken- burg, J. Heyerman. 4th ROW: B. Wind, L. Hodde, J. Norman, S. Sasso. 3rd ROW: J. Feenstra, S. Buist, A. Glaske, S. Tis- del. 2nd ROW: S. Myers, C. Corkins, C. Kennedy, S. Hale, Miss Morsink. lst ROW: B. Emdin, R. Flynn, S. Boon, G. Waldron, B. Van.Meter, L. Sheneman. BACK ROW: S. Sasso, Vice-President, Miss Mor- sink, Advisor, L. Hodde, President. FRONT ROW: C. Corkins, Secretary, S. Tisdel, Treasurer. The Jtmior High Student Council is formed to give experience in leadership to the students of the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. In this organization the students are given the opportunity to prove they can handle responsibilities and to prove their capability in carrying out their duties. The officers are elected from the ninth grade, and representatives are chosen from each grade section. One of the many purposes of the Student Council is to provide en- tertainment for the Junior High Students. In the past year several dances were held in the school cafeteria, and the money raised was used to contribute something useful to the school. These events and many others have played an important part in preparing these students for work in the Senior High School Council. Q 2' ' . I- . W. . dad The Future Nurse's Club, in line with their goals this year, has performed many charitable acts. They have entertained hospital pa- tients, aided the sick and shut-ins, and contributed various articles, such as food, toys, and clothing, to the needy. The Future Nurse's Club certainly has accomplished their purposes. BACK ROW: C. Bose, J. Williams, V. VanZegeren, B. Blough, C. Johnson, B. Lowe, J Minto, C. Lane, E. Anderson, P. Goeman, K. Welch, E. Wheat. 2nd ROW: G. Otto, P. Robart, C. Dulyea, S. Register, M.Steendam, Miss Pierson QAdvisorj, L. Fredenbuxg, J. Lauzan, M. Monahan, G. Marks, S. Johnson. lst ROW: N. Conklin, N Post, R. Conklin, P. Dykstra, L. DeRoos, J. Chamberlain. BACK ROW: C. Denstone, G. Woodman, P. Mihalik, S. Brecker, J. Telgenhof, L. Fredenburg, G. Linscott, B. Simmons, P. Hasty. 3rd ROW: S. Elenbaas, J. Grant, D. Christoifersen, J. Kroes, B. Stone, J. Porter, J. VanDusen, M. Hansen. 2nd ROW: J. Vandervelde, J. Frens, P. Goeman, S. Gibfried, S. Tisdale fVice-Presidentj, S. Rodgers, J. Hoorn, V. Peterson, B. Butler. lst ROW: Mrs. Sullivan fAdvisorj, J. Nelson fSecreta.ryQ, S. Vandervelde, J. Cook fPresidentl, B. Hutchison, M. Bush. ' 6604 The Y-Teens' purpose is to better oneself, as an individual, in body, in mind, and in spirit, and to extend a friendly hand to all. To fulfill their purposes, the Y-Teens dressed dolls for the Santa Claus Girls and performed other charitable acts. They also aided in school spirit by inviting East to a pot-luck before the East-Godwin basketball game. The Y-Teens have certainly fulfilled their goals in every respect. M 4- F fe-4' fils ciwf li STANDING, Left to Right: K. Cole, P. Hasty, P. Poggenburg, Mr. Gillender fAdvisorj. SEATED: B. McCauley, B. Butler, L. Miner, D. Esakson. ada! The Future Teacher's Club, sponsored by the Senior High Faculty, enjoyed a successful year. They attracted many students who were interested in teaching as a profession, and has given them valuable experience. Through observationin elementary and junior high classrooms, as well as practical experience through actual substituting for elementary teach- ers, they have achieved their goals. These pupils certainly will have an advantage when they graduate from college and actually begin their teaching careers. glance ' The National Honor Society, under the guidance of Mr. Gillender, has been one of the most industrious clubs in school this year. Most of their projects were designed to raise money for the scholarship which is awarded to some deserving senior at the honors assembly in the spring. The society also did many worthwhile service projects. Among them were the publishing of the Wolverine handbooks and the cleaning of the museum. Living up to the scholastic requirements of the society, the mem- bers experimented this year with a workshop designed to aid students having trouble in a particular area of study. Another highlight of their year was the sponsoring of the Keen-Teen-Kapers where the eight keenest teens in school, two from each class, were honored. Throughout the year, the Honor Society has lived up to their mot- to: scholarship, leadership, citizenship, and service. STANDING, Left to Right: K. Paulin, C. Nelson, P. Dylstra, K. Crandle, H. Spoelstra, Miss Gates fAdvisorj, C. Lowell, O. Haight, J. Botten, N. Conklin, J. Foerch. SEATED E Gor sky, G. Calkin, P. Poggenburg, B. Burchfield, H. Hodde, T. Charon, J. Swanlund. il--X Q- 5 - l,--C- -,A '-3 TANDLNG: Mr. Stafford fAdvisory, R. Conley, C. Cortz, T. Cha- nn, B. Elenbaas, J. Haight. 4th ROW: L. Scott, D. Drougel, L. oykendall, L. Wagner. 3rd ROW: H. Hodde, J. Vandenburg, D. Lnscott. 2nd ROW: F. Southwell, T. Charon, B. Burchfield, R. onklin. lst ROW: R. Fritz, R. Hale, S. Lectka, G. Cortz. This is the third year for the Godwin Radio Club. With the aid ' Mr. Ruppert and Mr. Ward, each member hopes to enlarge his ,dio operating skill and to gain his ham operator's license. eedless to say, each member soon leams that the only way to nach his goal is through long hours and hard work. Q. G-Club members are those who have achieved high stand- ards in athletics and have received a letter for their abilities and goodsportsmanship. These letters may be won in any of the seven athletic sports: football, cross country, basketball, track, baseball, tennis, and golf. RIGHT to LEFT: Mr. Ruppert, B. Hutchinson, D. VanGorder, Mr Ward, D. Sheler, E. Moore, R. Moorhus, P. Stites. - ? SWJ Few realize the vast amount of work involved in making any year- book a success. From its formation to its distribution the Wolverine Yearbook is not a quick or an easy process. There are many things to think about: sales, copy work, picture taking, advertising, and many others. Yet, we of the annual staff hope that you enjoy reading about your classmates and seeing their pictures, as much as we have enjoyed bringing this memory book to you. BACK ROW: C. Berkebile Ur. High Editorj, J. Nelson flleporterj, J. Vantierpool fSociety Editorj, B. Chidester QSports Editorj, M. Ripmas- ter QRJ, N. Post fR.j, J. Noordhoek QRJ, R. Kreus QRJ, J. Ebels flfeature Editory. 2nd ROW: L. Olin QRJ, M. Powers QRJ, A. Arnold fNews Editorj, J. Putney Ullustratorj, T. Conklin, M. Osborn, M. Steendam, J. Koerner, H. DeRoos. lst ROW: S. Vandervelde fR.j, B. McCauley QCO-Editorj, K. Cole QCO-Editorj, J. Haight fBusiness Managerj, Mr. Lampen fAdvisorj. ff, A LJ 2 Q , ' - -S ,. f .2 M. .Q STANDING: C. Sack, B. Bulliss, V. VanZegeren, J. Ruchmeier, J. Reuschel, S. Vandervelde, E. Postema, S. Buist, D. LaBerteaux, Mr. Greenfield fAdvisorj. SEATED: S. Alexander fPho'to Editorj, G. Marks fCopy Editorj, J. Cook fAss't. Biitorj, L. Slagter fliditorj, P. Poggenburg fBusiness Managerj, J. Putney QArt Editorj. N. Post QLayout Editorj, B. Buxchfield fSports Editorl. . The Wolverine Newspaper Staff worked very diligently this year to bring you up to date news of school happenings. Although the paper suffered financial setbacks, the eager Wolverine Staff still continued to bring you the best of school news. Q? , r gm 3 a M L X ' Q Q K ' 1 W.: , V. S ,ww ,fd M W K' vi QQ, ' f -, C vas, '. xg? 5 Q mx X W xx, Q X 5 6 SY Q Ss xr , 1 ,fi I ,,.V ., ,',g5'g K W Q A lq' 5 f', gk ' 9 -ff 4 ' 1- W fy FC K H V W W Y A .t,:,,-, ,..., g - 1 E Q, 15 '- 1 N K ,,, if , , ww A as , Q5 ff' -,F Q . ta Q if - ,fm - fm . W sv Sufi' z.. f-. L QQ - L, p K. f 'YA X lf ,, ,Q V?f,m,,g ml. ,! 'gr-W kk K if .M . , , N A, 3 , , . , F yy ty Awww X ,ev Q M W , 2 gf i 1 ,Qi,mh'9r,N T -, X ai VW if , il . fi' h fag, g ff, M - 7 , MW, .1 . M L..7 , L7 MXN K X 1,7 f 2 VL 1 Q . . v in , Q f Q , PY ala? , f .K - Q We 1, Q ' Q , ff Q Q f . x 4, ff gg - L k 5 A L n Y , .qw ., , i i V. X Q A we w rg, W, S ' - f NNN K, 315, fx ,mfg ' il W QV Q , L, wig .M f Q' mf , W ?wg-,,, V KZ ,., ma QW. A, dh 4 gf. , Maas Q, V! A 4' lyyf K - WM W? h 'E Y ww' ml Xi 5? 5 W M5 3 Q5 G i ,, ' ' L y f ' as , 'Q 5 5 f ' ' if O f ixi . f' 3 , M Ta 1 f ,f M 4 ,L-N. as it 8 , K X 1 U 3 4, Q f 3 , 51 . fan X Q KJLL, r 1 Q KA J MX XM 1 Y, , I A .R ff K f fa 1, is VLLV 5, xvbkvl gi A .M . - . . f ., - C v STANDING: S. Tisdel, Treasurer. SEATED3 Left Mr. TRAETZ Senior Band Director to Right: K. Bush, Vice- President, E. Gorsky, Sec- retaryg W. Dyke, President. ! Mrs. DUDLEY Junior Band Director The Godwin Heights High School Band has completed another successful year. Throughout the many events in which they participated, such as the Red Flannel Day in Cedar Springs, the Santa Claus Parade, the Kids' Day Pa- rade, and others, they always did a fine job. LYNN MINER Drum Major The band attended the district music contest in Grand Haven, and because of their excellent quality, they were awarded top ratings which intitled them to participate in the state music contest held in Lansing. Here again they received a first rating. An honor because this was the first award of this kind ever given to a band in the westem part of Michigan. Under the direction of Mr. Traetz, we have seen fine mu- sical performances. This certainly can be taken as an indi- cation of the success which the band will have in the future as well. BACK ROW' B Bulliss J Frens, D. Cooper, J. Noordhoek, J. Vaniervclde, C. Dulyea, J. Retzloff, A. Warren, K. Cole, T. Noble, R. Conklin, 'L Hodde, R Z. d't L..We. ner Voss P. VanderJagt M. Retzloff, S. Johnson D. Christoffersen, B. Sydner, S. Elenbaas, P. Nlihalik, B. Stressman. 3rd ROW: P. Lan- 1n s ra g don, L. Chandler, C? Powers,,J. Grant, J. Holland, C. Bush, P. Robartl, P. Dykstra, D. McBrian, R. Cook, D. Bloye, R. Hassinger, J. Heringa, H. Rousey, M. Soper, A. Kukor, J. Telgenhof, B. Chidester, G. Morris, K. Russo, K. Welch. 2nd ROW: C. Standish, B. Lowe, B. Stressman, K. Karney, J. Radaz, Q. Holmes, G. Kaiser, G. Hamilton, D. McBrian, R. Herlein, T. Conklin, M. Osborn, M. Rozema, J. Crapo, G. Linscott, N. Burchfield, J. Van Zegeren. FRONT ROW: D. Farr, R. Milvin, B. McCauley, B. Butler, J. Weatherly, V. Peterson, E. Anderson, C. Gilman, R. Frasier, D. Leggett, R. Redner, T. Meyers, L. Clark, V. Vaughn, K. Bennett, S. Drougel, J. Swanlund, B. Aylworth, B. Ross, Miss Story Q Director Q. LEFT to .RIGI-iT: K. core, J. Telgenhof G. I Linscott, B. Butler. The A Cappella Choir has increased its member ship to 85 members this year. They have presented many fine concerts throughout the year including a performance at the Grand Valley Festival. The choir also gave many programs during the Christ- mas season and, in February, gave the operetta Trial By Jury . Under the direction of Miss Sally Story, the God- win A Cappella Choir has been established this year as one of the leading choral groups in the greater Grand Rapids area. Rf BACK ROW: R. Herlein, J. Conklin. FRONT ROW: K. Voss, M. Soper. STANDING: B. Butler, Secretaryg B. McCau ley, Treasurer. SEATED: G. Linseott, Vice- Presidentg K. Cole, President. dl M R tzl ff G Zuidema J Retzloff B Lussenden S Hamvle S. Stehou- BACK ROW, Lett to Right: C. Denstone, P. VanderJagt, I-l. Spoelstra, K. Cran e, . e o , . , . , . , . A , wer, L. Zylstra, Y. Barney, J. Arnold, D. Forest, J. Conklin, J. Vandervelde, J. Chamberlain, N. Shultz, E. Smith, C. Bush, J. Duncan, L. Christensen, N. Truesdell. 4th ROW: B. Ramsey, J. Jones, G. Haggar, L. Haynes, L. Dolan, S. Vandervelde, G. Batterfield, J. Cook, J. Feenstra, G. English, S. Register, J. DeVries, L. Stedman, P. Ford, J. Lauzon, I. Coykendall, S. Lancioni, S. Buist, A. Glaske, J. Lewis, P. Dykstra, M. DeBoer, B. Koning, C. Sager, L. Butler. 3rd ROW: R. Nichols, D. Griffin, S. Gibfried, B. Blough, A. Bartram, C. Bush, J. Bruin, G. Woodman, R. Lawrance, L. Robinson, S. Norton, D. Rector, B. Swick, R. Hornberger, N. Conklin, J. Frens, M. Bush, S. Johnson, S. Tisdel, C. Worthen, E. Anderson, P. Gowman, P. Goernan, D. Cooper. 2nd ROW: P. Holland, R. Meringa, C. Corkins, C. Macomber, C. Stawicke, J. Guelzo, M. Sheler, B. Snyder, C. Colley, B. Aylworth, J. VanDusen, C. Gabbert, B. Swart- hout, N. VanWyk, J. DeBoer, P. Stander, S. Drougel, E. Kasper, P. Landon, C. Bosse, B. Aylworth. lst ROW: M. Impellizeri, J. Hutt, K. Swarthout, S. Norris, A. Warren, Miss Duerr fAdvisorj, J. Duncun, K. Zimmerman, A. Kukor. gf A A The Girls Athletic Association began the year by their annual initiation of new members. Soon after, the girls' evenings became filled with various sport activities. Each week, the girls met to participate i.n the wide variety of sports offered to them by Miss Duerr, the club advisor, and the club's board mem- bers who plan the activity schedule each year. 66 Mr Ward fAdvisorj s I :sm. s f, .-.K More and more each year, the audio-visual department becomes most valuable asset to the community, the teachers, and to the stu- dents. The commtuiity benefits from the A-V instruction in caring for equipment and also by enlarging the scope of the leaming situation by the use of visual aids in the classroom. The student is benefited by a fresh approach to learning through many different A-V media. All in all, the audio-visual department does a most commendable job throughout the entire year. 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QW. v,AbA 5 ,Q I X X is EL 5 1 'W ,gg . bg wk us , ,N f Q Mgg, ' ,, , fy , iw' vfviw M i KL Q ,. - Q I , M 5 fL,, ,A.,, . , 1 I I ,... -LKLVGV ,wx 'lk .ax I I .Y I ff A A Ap--fi lwi by LE, K H ' ' 5 'V . .' 11 gf -255, 7 f ,Q 4 KL P f f, izr K . 5 if l 5., f N Eg , P- .,:,,, , f df 26, , W ,525 9 ? 3 , '4 ' F 4 , 71 .4 51 K4 dad The Godwin Chess Club was started this year for the pur- pose of providing a noon-hour program for those interested in The Game of Kings . The members range from beginners to those advanced in the wor kings of the chess board. A11 in all, everyone has a good time matching skill against skill and competing for toumament prizes. STANDING: H. Barringer , J. Heringa , R. Moorhus , P. Poggenburg , L. Coykendall, J Stander,S. Alexander, D. Sheler. SEATED: Mr. Iaskey fAdvisorj, E. Moore, B. Hodges, D. Kohles. STANDING: B. Webb, D. Feoli, B. Pepper, Mr. Greenfield fAdvisorj, D. Wmd, J J. Pala:ao1a,F. Ringwa1d,R.Smith,J. Tuttle. SEATED: P. Stites, D. Bohley, R Bronner, J. Vonk. The French Club was formed this year to provide a noon- hour program for those interested in learning to speak French With the aid of Mr. Laskey, the advisor, the students listened to French records three times each week. Our best wishes to those who will certainly use their newly acquired skill for more than romantic advantages. Q? I K. Cole B. Chidester f -- X., ,A as he 'I 4 -r i K. Bennett P. Poggenburg ID J. Swanlund J- Umlfillf B' Menltt Godwin's cheerleaders have been very busy this year. Be- sides promoting school spirit within the school, they spon- sored a cheerleading clinic in which all the Grand Valley cheerleaders participated. Our squads have never failed to show good sportsmanship and school spirit either here or away. These girls are truly a credit to the school. 70 JV M 5-uf as 6400 TOP ROW: R. Lawrence, N. Conklin, M. Bush. FRONT ROW: ii T, C. Macomber, C. Bush, L. Chandler. TOP ROW: N. Truesdell, J. Duncan, L. Christensen, J. H01- land, L. Robinson, B. Aylworth. we 22' 1 3 C , Q 'a- ? 'TLff', ' l , f ' e e, l 'wr W. 1, 5 1 tv F - 1 ' z :NW if , f ' O ' at R5 if 4 ' R f Si These girls have given a great deal of time and effort to improve the spirit at the underclassmen games and events. They have demonstrated the fine qualities needed in being a leader. Certainly these underclassmen cheerleaders will be stars in their field in the near future. H' KU ff 3 ,k 4 rv ,Q ' The job of the kitchen workers is a difficult and tedious one. Preparing food for so many yotmgsters demands a great deal of planning and preparation. The cafeteria staff has done a fine job again this year. The custodians' job is even more tedious: for their work goes on around the clock. This staff continues to do com- mendable work year after year. l l I :N 1 xl' is 5 N gf i'5 '5'a7i A ' xxx l i ima 'uih l wflljijfj V 'ill' W iam T - ul R HVl1':.1f,VlZ an My W W, 01 I Ulf ' W3 G V fix' fv E w I4'g 24 , wx I W i I' bu I ' Q X X 5 1 I , ' 4 ml W , 1 f Nfl I 1 V W I Q , X , 1 1 I I f X S 4 ',1V,g Y is ji!! ,' A , SU f Q WH' W1 :MW Lffffi Q I 1 VJ o o . I laa TOP ROW left to right: C. Kortz, L. Kietzman, J. Moore, T. Charon, T. Henderson, L. Coykendall, B. Ford, S. 1 Lectka, B. Hodges, J. Brady, G. Kortz, R. Williams. 2nd ROW: Mr. Ocak, R. Hale, B. VerHulst, J. Vanden- berge, T. Charon, D. Klump, H. Hodde, B. Elenbaas, L. Scott, R. Conklin, Mr. Clark. lst ROW: L. Lane, D, Drougel, B. Burr, S. Alexander, B. Quint, J. Collins, B. Burchfield, J, Trowbridge, B. Smith, G. Haight, S. Macomber, M. Ripmaster, FOOTBALL SCORES Godwin St. Joe Godwin East Godwin Wyom ing Godwin Rockford Godwin Lowell Godwin Lee Godwin Kellogg sv ille Godwin Grandv ille Mr. Clark, a newcomer to Godwin, led the team through a very suc- cessful season. Certainly, we shall all want to watch the many good games coming up next year for the same caliber football. HERB HODDE ROC CONKLIN Tackle Fullback 5 x I X 5 .1 ' A AW,Q. , Lmh, V W VXA J - Y . V f 5 f he A 1 E I ,W L ,, , r I Godwin's all conference fullback Rog Conklin rounds Wyoming's end to score on an 18 yard jaunt in the ' 7 ' Wolves 27-0 victory over the Vikings. JIM VANDENBERG TOM CHARON Halfback C113-Id 75 L31 I L Bon Buacrmmm Bm. VE T Gund GLEN HAIGHT RHU1-S rt fb k Quarterback Qu e ac l 1 l n - i Bon nLENnAAs Tackle SCOTT d ER Godwin's Jerry Collins rounds St. Joe's End man but Gum iv tripped up by their Tack1er. 76 LARRY SCOTT Tackle Godwin's Quarterback Glen Haight downs Rockfords runner. Y 4 f ' his lk 4 -1'-u we f 'R R wx ,W C JERRY COLLINS Halfback 4 Q Q af M f 'wx ff X . ff 3 X Q , . an ,veg , ' a W4 'L e Y' S we 3 5 ff' 3, '45 BII.L SMITH End 7 7 E .. ..,, W. Q ,fi STAN NIACOMBER Center K ids , ei H Lim I ,pw .- :f K . iii we if JACK TROWBRIDGE Guard FRANK SOUTHWELL End K cam 7 xo A , Vigil BOB BURR Guard , 2M W . o f ' L 4 ,- ,,- ,H ff 'I ! .N 3rd ROW R Moley, T Noble, L Scott, J W1ssner,D Albers, D Longcore, G Blasen, R Gngsby 2nd I ROW J Kreuger, R Cook, D Ebels, R Barrmger, C Te1genhof,D Bowen, G Moore, T Meyers, J 9 Je1uso,J Collins 1st ROW K Meringa, T Height, S Sasso, J Boon, Mr Nyenhms., B Emdm, D Mc- . Intosh, J, Burr, T. Cortz, D. Hudson. BILL QUINT DENNIS DROUGEL Halfback Guard 2nd ROW: Mr. Miller, W. Clawson, L. Hodde, R. Norman, J. Noorman, M. Gross, L. Loucks, N. More Y J. Heyerman, H. Vokoviak, K. Vandenbout, L. Blakeslee, R. Peterson, S. Rosen. 1st ROW: D. La.Bert-, eaux, B, Borsma, M. Impellizzeri, J. Avery, G. Decker, A. Leach, K. Logon, T. Koster, P. Larson, O. Hudson, J. Barrows, J. Sias. 79 We would like to pause to salute all the coaches of Godwin for the work they have done and for the encouragement and help they have given to our athletes. Year atter year, they continue to give out- standing leadership and outstanding per- formances. BACK ROW: Left to Right: Manager-K. Logan, D. Linscott, L. Lane, L. Kietzman, J. Kruger, T. Charon, P. Stites, Man- ager-R. Conley. FRONT ROW: R. Hale, B. Elenbaas, F. Southwell, B. Hlrchfield, R. Conklin, A. Toms, K. Royer, Coach Gene Nyenhuis. 9 o 0 80 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Kelloggsville , Lowell ..... Rockford .... East ....... Lee ....... Gra ndvi11 e .... Alma ...... Wyoming Park Hastings .... Lowell , . , , , Rockford .,,, East . .... . Lee .... . . . Grandville , , , Wyoming Park. . Coopersville . '15 7mm THEM .....62 .....5'I .....41 ......62 ......55 ...'7O ......57 .....51 .....55 ......40 .....60 ......64 ......73 .....68 ......5'7 .....62 All conference Frank Southwell scores on la u a ainst Rockford in semi -finals in Y' P 8 the districts, f SP' iQ V ' ,ML A Burchfield fights for a rebound. Controlling the boards help the Wolves win this one, Charon h1ts from the corner to help Godwin to a revenge victory over the Rams 81 LARRY LANE Guard TOM CHARON Forward 3 BOB BURCHIFLELD Center 54 LARRY KLETZMAN Guard .Q T FRANK SOUTHWELL Forward i RON HALE Guard BOB ELENBAAS Center '--fi KEN ROYER G uard 83 AL TOMS Forward ' V ROG. CONKLIN Forward s PHIL STITES Forward All conference center Bob Burchfield pivots and scores against the Rockford Rams in the Wolves 65-60 victory. 81 JERRY KRUEGER Forward From LEFT to RIGHT: Coach J. Ocak, S, Sasso, D. Postema, J, Agers, C. Kortz, D. Grigsby, D. Bowen, R, Hasinger, R. Chapin, J. Scott, J. Grooters, L. Sterkenburg, D. Longcore, D, Ebels, studenf manager, 85 ROC CONLEY Student Manager 1 f U KEN LOGAN 6403 Mana ger BACK ROW, left to right: T. Johnson, D. McKinnon, P. Larson, B. Isler, R. I-loving, B. Bulliss, D. VandeLaan fcoachj, J. Noorman, S. Bloye, T, Bittmer, N. Altrack, L. Bauchan. FRONT ROW: J. Scwander, L. Hodde, K. Zeeff, S. Dillon, D, Stephan, J. Keyes, M. Impellizzeri. 86 E 'Q 1 e ' We 3 A sr 2 ' ' eam FRONT ROW, left to right: G. Race, J. Botton, R. Conley, B. Dyke, R. Fritz, D. Sheler, BACK ROW: K, Calkins, A. Toms, D. Roelophs, R. Postema, R. Smith, and coach N. Thull. 87 The Cross-Country participates under Mr. Thu11's guidance and instruction. Although, not winning the conference tourna- ment, the team still obtained a worthwhile experience in com- petition as well as the best ex- perience in long-distance running I I 2nd ROW- Mr Dice, W Steil, R, Conklin, R, Griffith, J. McCauley, B. Dyke, L. Coykendall, C. VanLaan, F. Southweli, H. i-Iodde, B,.Ford, D. Bloye, C. Telgenhof, Mr. Czuhai. 1st ROW: J. Wissner, D. Denchfield, H, Hudson, J. Evola., G. Osborn, D. Hudson, L, Rockwell, F, Barone, S. Alexander, A, Toms. 88 It takes a lot of work to mold in- to shape a top-notch track team, but with the help of Mr. Czhuai and Mr. Dice, the participants of this court gave a creditable ex- hibition of their talents. 'ZW M7442 643 AL TOMS LEO COYKENDALL 8:PHIL LEBIDND CRAIG KORTZ Miler 440 yd. Dash Dashman HERB HODDE RON FRITZ LEO COYKENDALL Shotput Half Mile: Broad Jump 0 . 3 2nd ROW: Mr. I-Ioebeke, G. Kortz, B. Dantuma, S. Lectka, B. Elenbaas, T. Charon, L. Scott, B. Dantuma., T. Noble. lst ROW: T. Charon, J. Brady, L. Lane, L. Kietzman, D. Linscott, G. Haight, L. Wagner, T. Haight. 90 Year after year with contin- ually fine coaching, Godwin produces some of the better baseball prospects in this area. Success after success has greeted the team in the past, and our hopes for continued success in the future, we feel, will certain- ly be realized. When the sun is shining brightly and, at times, not so brightly, you will find the Godwin Tennis Team either practicing or participating in tournament play. The team, coached by Mr. Northuis, has continued to improve throughout the sea- son. Hats off to Godwin's fine tennis team. 1 'T 'W I 0 I I 2nd ROW: Coach Mr. Northuis, J, Klok, T. Henderson, R. Giaimo, R. Knapp, K. Sweeris, W, Hodges, W. Richards. lst ROW: M. Kaiser, J, VanderBout, R, Hale, D, Bai-ringer, J. Flory, R. Williams, J. Muller, S. Sasso. 91 ill! E T T B, DeVries, J. Botten. W I WMM in D. Bardwell, J, Hoom, K. Trowbridge, L. Haynes ,f AXP B. Vanl-Ioven, B. Quint, J. Ebels, K, Zimmerman, C, Beyne, G. Cavanaugh, C. Gilman, Mr. Clark, 92 F. Clark, P. Kabza, R. Hansen. Miss Staal R. Harvey, R. Traviss, C. Bush. D. Elliot, Mr, Williams. C, Lane, D, Crusan, D, Swarthout, M. Juras, L. Robinson. 3 -3 it 'Bef , r iil 2 Zii Aiu ' M 7 I I I '- ps S R Z MR. GRECO We wish to express our appreciation for the fine support Mr. Greco has extended to our annual staff this year. It is his fine work which adorns our division pages in this Wolverine yearbook. LAMOREAUX DRUGS CH 32927 3601 S. Division 4148 S. Division McCRACKEN OIL CO. CH 58220 OPPENHUlZEN'S PRODUCE Fresher Fruits and Vegetables 4013 S. Division MARTIN SUNOCO SERVICE Sunoco Products Road Service i 3105 Division CH 58229 FILER'S IGA SKIP IN DRIVE IN Ihoicest Fresh Meats Complete Food Market 4310 Division 235 28th SE CH 30336 Grand Rapids Michigan N: 3501 Division S. I CH 11261 1 ,Wm K, El.ruNE Mom W. Brand Rapids 'I Michigan 171 2 th SE WD I DIVISION AVENUE LUMBER co. mc. ' ALUMINUM STORM SASH AND SCREEN CO. 3531 S. Division Grand Rapids Michigan MICHIGAN SOFT WATER West Michigan Incorporated 4223 S. Division 1 Ch-I5606 HERE-TIS DRIVE IN 3715 s. Division Ave. EMDW5 JUVENILE SHOP LOCKSMITH SHOP 3036 S. 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Division of Cuflervi I le ACME BEDDING COMPANY Select The Best In Rest Grand Rapids, Michigan BUY DIRECT 34195. Division Phone CH 3-4342 We Specialize in Tune-ups The Store of Better Values RI H' FRIENDLY SE I MONTYIS SUPERMARKET C S , RV CE ICutlervilleI 6729 S. Division Phone CH 3-9043 Godwin Heights Phone LE 23597 HOUSE OF FURNITURE 5967 Division South IN MEMORIAM TO EDRIE HOGAN Hogan Employees Phone CH - 58200 3565 S.. Division Compllmems HARRIET'S Cl'lll..DREN'S Sn INFANTS l WEAR TOM DINER Girls' Dresses - Boys' Suits Baby Shower - Infants' Wear 3565 S. Division 4001 S. Division CH l-3l34 5 , iissg , Q Q v ' i ' ' - - I 3 ' t. nsfi -52213515 X W Q5 s . f 5. 1 ' 0 if H ' .1 T1 i' as , ig 'fx f f K ' ' K , 1 . , , f , , Q H ? ffzf' , ll 2 L , A ' - - . , 4- , ' f . i sg - Z ff gm,-,Y11-r,,if si, . M it '--'-,, ' 5 gli? Q , f , 'I 1 , il V . 1 gf . 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