Grand Haven Senior High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Grand Haven, MI)

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N The Buccaneer 1945 Grand Haven High School Grand Haven, Michigan we fx? 45 The Buccaneer Editor - Classes - Administration Athletics - Activities Art Photographer Snaps - Features Business Typists Sponsors 3 Sfdff LOIS JEAN SMITH BEVERLY BEERNINK NANCY DE WITT JUNE BRADY ELSA FISHER BARBARA MINER JEAN SPROTT ELIZABETH MARSHALL SALLY PALMER ED NIXON BOB FEKETE VIRGINIA NIETRING BARBARA XVRAY ESTHER JOHNSON BEVERLY KEYES CHARLENE XVOLFE SHIRLEY VAN PELT BOB HOOD WESLEY CRANE GEVE ROBINSON JOAN SUSTERICH BETTY JANE YEMC PAT LANRIDGE MARYLIN JACOBSON LOIS SCHEMBER ELJEAN WINTER GWEN BARNETT ELAINE HAMMOND MISS BAILEY MISS CAMPBELL MISS DYKHUIZEN MISS EDGE L41 Table 0 ontents THE ADMINISTRATION THE CLASSES . . THE ACTIVITIES . . THE ATH LETICS . THE ADVERTISING . . . PAGE ll PAGE I9 PAGE 51 PAGE 67 PAGE 85 .-n.-. The Buccaneer fx r .' s . 4 . 5 My , 'Q .vc 4-haf 1 . 1 ,,- .U L .K- 'L ,w.,, if N-- - rf-I x ,- V ,r n K ww 'lin-sz-f Qf-:naar , . 5 ,, pw, I Xa 5 -..--... -, N... 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Fl The Buccaneer ecliceztion BECAUSE OF HER OUTSTANDING XWORK AS AN ADVISER OF THE ANNUAL, WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN DEDICATING THIS 1945 EDITION OF THE BUCCANEERH TO MISS GERALDINE DYKHUIZEN. HER SPARKLING VITALITY AND CHEERFUL MANNER HAVE WON FOR HER THE POSITION OF ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR TEACHERS IN GRAND HAVEN HIGH SCHOOL. T31 The Buccaneer MISS GERALDINE DYKHUIZEN f91 ., EWMQ W 'SWL if r. QQ,-V, --ft. -xr 'Elin clmini tration is Walls. SW! U 5 -5 S v i 5111 ll illJ Ctllllflllll Earl Bfllzmrk al lbc helm. flxsixlezl bg lst Male Glenn ll. Olxnu and 11 fren' of uwrflv-g' xemuwz, we dropped aurlmr uffer 11 sumotb royagc. The Buccaneer TO THE STUDENT BODY: Our nation's greatest resources are not found in its streams, mountains, mines, or fertile soil, but in the youth of the land. This nation needs young men and women with trained minds - minds that can think through the problems confront- ing a world longing for peace and security. You have a responsibility, too, so prepare yourselves that you can accept this challenge. Sincerely yours, EARL H. BABCOCK, Superintendent. fl2l The 'Buccaneer TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1945: Since December 7, 1941, the United States has been at war. You were freshmen then. Today when you leave high school some of you will take your place in the Armed Forces of our country and some, your place, in the production lines to help finish the job. The conclusion of the war does appear to be on the horizon, and with it comes the problems of peace. I believe you can make no greater contribution as a citizen of the United States than to take an active interest in studying and promot- ing an understanding of the forces needed for an enduring peace, Sincerely yours, GLENN H. OLSEN, Principal. T131 The Buccaneer l.lili ARNOLD General Shop B. S. Western Michigan Col lege of Education liIiRAl.lJINI5 BAILEY Buxinexs Erlucatiuu A.B. Ball State Teachers' College Annual Board HIil.I5N I'vI5I.I- Social Studies A.B. Hope College A.M. Northwestern Univer- sity CI,Al ll! A. IIOSXVORTII V n mtiona! B.S. Wlcstern Michigan Col lege of Education Football Coach FACULTY IESTHER M. CAMPBISLI. Social Studies AB. University of Michigan A.M. University of Michigan Annual Board GUSTAVE V, COIIRS Social Studies B.S. Western Michigan Col- lege of Education A,M. University of Michigan Basketball Coach VIRGINIA DYKHUIS Girls' Athletic Dirertor A.B. Michigan State Normal G. A. A. GERALDINIQ IJYKIIITIZEN English A.B. Hope College A.M. Northwestern Univer- sity Annual Board U41 The Buccaneer CORA EDGE Art A.B. University of Cincin- nan Art adviser for the Annual KENNETH A. KING Merlaaniral Draiviug B.S. Western College of Education M.S. University of Michigan Rifle Club LOIS B. KING Matbenmtirs A.B. University of Michigan JEAN McCAl.l. Business Edumtiou A.B. Western Michigan Col- lege of Education BANNISTER M IZRXVIN Baud B.S. Central Michigan Col- lege of Education Swing Band BERNICE OATMEN Latin and English A.B. Hope College A.M. Universi'y of Michigan Latin Club PALMER QUACKENBUSH Orrbeslra and Choir Grand Rapids jr. College IVA ROBERTSON Nurses' Aid Class B.S. University of Michigan R.N. St. Luke's, Chicago 'I' he Buccaneer VIRGINIA ROCK English A.B. University of Michigan Speech Club SANDRENE SCHUTT English A.B. Hope College A.M, University of Michigan Student Council VIVA SHELL Home Economics B.S. Michigan State College DORIS SUTHERLAND English and Librarian B.S. Michigan State Normal FACULTY ERNEST SXWANSON Mathematics and Science A.B. Western Michigan Col- lege of Education A.M.University of Michigan Student Council JACK THOMA Science and Boy's Adviser B.S. Alma College A.M.Universiry of Michigan Saturday Nite Club AVIS TOXVERS Home Economics B.S. Michigan State College Home Economics Club RICHARD VANDER KOLK Science and Mathematics A.B. Western Michigan Col- lege of Education A.M.University of Michigan Student Council U61 The Buccaneer MARTIN VAN SCHEI. VEN Vo cali o nal DORIS VOGFL Buxiness Edumtion A.B. Western Michigan Col- lege of Education LEONE XWALTFRS Bnxiuess Edumtion A.B. Iowa State Teachers' College A.M. Iowa State Teachers College GFRRIT XVIFGFRINK Vocational A.B. Hope College Hi-Y FACULTY l ff 323 7 ff? H HATTIE YOUNG Spanixb and Girl's Advisor A.B. Park College A.M.University of Michigan Student Council DORIS BALGOOYEN Setrelary lo Mr. Olsen FERN FULK Vocational Department Serrelary IRFNE STRAHSBURG Sccrelary to Mr. Babcock U71 l RU ND SC GOL dn, 'Ui-S FM 5172 Jw: .. , I 1 - Q VJ ,I lu 1 V Q 'i ' X ,Alf Q, L ' 1 ZA f A' J. V -,L I ' If 'K I, 5? nah! - ' - A K . .Z -F if. -'FQ f , ' , an 'haf - 1 ' .' ,S , wr X E A 9 , - ' lm , A -K A , - .ex vu is 'L 14 46 . 'Q -ai -3 Th CI BSSZS 1- gm Q Wmllik, M v I A , ,'.'.-.-: - ' 1 H iw i X A I i . 'Ah 5 , X I ' L ' Zziciyq 44 . X Huh, 4 X f, , -'A xx 'W' ef f- ' ny' ' - Q W .Y f fly Y- ' 1 ' Y ' b lngx f 'ily-,Q x 631,111-Ziai: 'V -- We - fifzw I .:.-L' 1 - :: , -:yi-IA: '-'- ,A-.', ..:.':1 IWI Lillle do life third flasx sefzuzeu realizu llmt llseir journey lbrougb the rough waters will gradzmle lbem as Polly Offi- fers. Even lbouglf lbey may stumble on ln mrley reefs, in lbe will llacy will sail into lbe sen of uzrrexx, The Buccaneer Senior mor Page Class Gfficers Don Wessel Robert Hood Virginia Neitring Lael Pierson Presidefzl Vice-Pres. Serrelary Treasurer Louise Van T01 Virginia Vander Molen Vnledictorian Snlulaloriau Honor Roll Louise Van Tol Virginia Vander Norman Pedelty Lois jean Smith Irene Gcrbers Lael Pierson Gerald Bottema June Brady Eleanor Carrier Molen Don Brouwer Elizabeth Marshall Virginia Pofahl Lillian Holtrop Geve Robinson Virginia Collins Dolores Donner Ruth Ten Have Betty Yemc lf20l The Buccaneer Name - Gwendolyn Barnett Nickname - Gwen Ambition - Stenographer Activities-Ci. A. A. Home Fc. Club Annual Board Swinging on u situ Name - Beverly Beernink Nickname - Bebs Ambition-To get thru U. of M. Activities-Speech Club G. A. A. Annual Board 'Two B'.v or not to Inc Name -- Lucille A. Bethke Nickname - Touts Ambition - Aviatrix Activities - Studenxt Council Oli, you bill Name - Mabelann Bolthouse Nickname - Annie' Ambition-To be a nurse Activities-G. A. A. Home lic. Club Treas. of junior Class Hllolltunl, lwrv I rome Name - Norman Bonema Nickname - Norm Ambition - Engineer Activities - Hi-Y Hula lo leave W ti.. 1-Wi: Sir . i, Q i4,g fIi1 U.. 5. V MZ.--'i'ffI '- , ,mi Q, 'f We, if .f . 1 . Sv Q' Name - Ethel Borchers Ambition - Travel Don'l fwlfv me in Name - Gerald Bottema Nickname - Botts Ambition - Mechanic W'ic'ld.v 4 wicked ll'7'C'llt'lJ x L xx Name - june Brady Nickname - Bundy Ambition - A nurse Activities - Student Council Home lic. Club Orchestra Speech Club Annual Board Cupuhle, vjfirienf' 111 The Buccaneer Name -- Gerald Hretnmer Nickname - Brent Ambition - ?- yes! I get tl kick ou! of life Name - Donald Brouwer Nickname - Don Ambition -To get out of the army Activities - Rifle Club They illurcb, Mtzfrlr, Min'cl1. ' Name - Eleanor Rae Carrier Nickname - Bcnorn Ambition - Secretary Activities-Choir in Spring Lake Perl'iu' on my lyfu'u'ri1er ' Name - Byron Chapman Nickname - Chip Ambition - A Sailor Activities - Football Basketball Tennis junior Play Defense Council Anchors Au'tfigb Q93 i Name - David Coats Nickname - Dave Amhition - Hotel proprietor Yel1.' Yvlvf' Name - Virginian Lois Collins Nickname - jinny Ambition - A Nurse Laugh away rare: . . . Name - june E. Connor Nickname - Connor Activities - Orchestra West Shore Symphony Bowling, Bowlingfn Name - XX'esley Crane Nickname - XVes Ambition - Aerial photographer Activities - Hi-Y junior Play Annual Board Speech Club The man belriml the camera i221 The Buccaneer Name- Vivian j. Dahlman Nickname - Duchess Ambition - A Nurse Activities - Camp Fire Girls Angel of Merry Name - Evelyn DeBruyn Nickname - Red And lbw, if you like rul lmir Name - Maxine DeVos Nickname - Max Ambition - Aviatrix Activities -- Home lic. Club I uuml wings NAME - Nancy lJeWitt Nickname - Nance Ambition - Social worker Activities - G. A. A. Speech Club Saturday Nite Club junior Play Annual Board Brown eyes .gy E4 Name- Fletha R. Dillinger Nickname - Dilly Ambition - Missionary Activities- G. A. A. Havenite Home lic. Club Choir Lillie Sllillllklllln Name - Dolores Donner Ambition - Secretary Still ufulers run deep Name - julia Dusnik Nickname - judy Ambition - Nurse Activities - G. A. A. joyful Indy Name - jacquelyn M. Emery Nickname - jackie Ambition - Stenographer Activities- Home Fc. Club Choir Speech Club Lel'.i lmre 41 rlvccr for the Navy 2 5 The Buccaneer Name -f Katherine Fase Nickname - Kate Activities-G. A. A. One bamburg roming up Name- Robert Andrew Fekete Nickname - Bob Ambition-To be a success Activities - Football Basketball Tennis Hi-Y Annual Board Saturday Nite Club Student Council Long run-no counI! Name - Reinold Fett Nickname - Fatt Ambition - Engineer Activities - Band Hi-Y junior Play I wan! fo 'Balch' 1t.' Name - Elsa Fisher Nickname - Fish Ambition - Dental hygienist Activities - G. A. A. Orchestra Speech Club Home Ec. Club Annual Board junior Play Student Council lVilty and lVi.ve Name - Irene Lavonne Gerbers Nickname - Gerb Ambition - College Activities - Speech Club Junior Play Student Council Sufi, sweet voice Name - Donald Gronevelt Nickname - Don Activities - Band Rille Club Hand me down my '-IS Name - Elaine Sylvia Hammond Nickname - Happy Ambition - Stenographer Activities - Annual Board Sunny Smile Name - Richard Hammond Nickname - Dick Ambition - Machinist There goes tba! mr again The Buccaneer Name - Evelyn Ruth Hanson Nickname - Evie Ambition - Beautitian Activities - Home lic. Club Choir Those trips lo Hallam! Name -john Hawkins Nickname - johnny Activities - Band HIJFIIIIIIIIUI'-l70yU Name-- Marilyn E. Holcomb Nickname - Hol-icy Ambition - Pianist Activities - Speech Club Choir Number plcuxcf' Name- Lillian joyce Holtrop Nickname - Lily Ambition -- Certilied public ac- countant Activities -- Latin Club Lily of ilu' Valley Name -Doris Holzinger Ambition - Traveling Soda jerk Name - Robert Hood Nickname -- Bob Ambition - Doctor Activities - Football Basketball Baseball Hi-Y junior Play Annual Board 'lcidjllrlillu Name - Molly jacobs Nickname -- Butch Ambition - Telegraph Operator Activities - Band G. A. A Speech Club junior Red Cross Dol, Dol, Dol, Dash! Name - Marylin jacobson Nickname - Lynn Ambition-To graduate from c lege Activities - Home Fc. Club Speech Club Annual Board Lel'.v btlrc' fl pm'ly. ' ol S1 The 'Buccaneer Name - Esther johnson Nickname - john Ambition-To graduate from col lege Activities - Annual Board Speech Club G. A. A. Saturday Nite Club junior Play Need some help? Name - Richard Kasperson Nickname - Rich Ambition - Pass American Prob- lems Activities - Hi-Y Speech Club junior Play Hey, you ! Name - Oliver Kemme Nickname - Kem Short Huff Name - Beverly Keyes Nickname - Berly Ambition- Physical etl. teacher Activities- Ci. A. A. Speech Club Home lic. Club junior Play Annual Board Curly Name- Bette jean Kossuth Nickname - Bet Ambition - Singer Activities- G. A. A. Choir Havenite Can 'I help singing Name - Roy Kramer Nickname - Bulb Ambition - To buy a Buick Activities - Football Happy daze. ' Name - Cornell Laman Nickname - Corky Activities - Basketball Mgr. of Football Team Hi-Y Happy, go lucby. ' Name - Patricia Lanridge Nickname - Pat Ambition - Concert sax player Activities - Annual Board Swing Band Crew ful The Buccaneer Name - Bette jeanne Lyon Nickname - Betts Ambition - Private secretary Activities - Band Home Ec. Club A smile is worth while Name - Elizabeth Marshall Nickname - Liz Ambition-To Hy my own plane Activities - Band Annual Board Speech Club Home lic. Club Vice Pres. of Sopho- more Class X-l- Y:LlZ Name - Virginia Meyer Nickname - Gini Ambition - W'aves Activities- Home lic. Club Light on ber feel Name -Donald Miller Nickname -- Don Ambition - To graduate Activities - Rifle Club Day Trade v l 13 is Name -- Milton Miller Nickname - Milt Ambition -- To fly Practice flldkfi perfect Name - Barbara Miner Nickname - Oppy Ambition-To visit my family Activities-G. A. A. Speech Club Havenite Annual Board Vice Pres. of Fresh- man Class Student Council Home lic. Club Will I aluuys be a Nlir1er! Name - Helen Moll Nickname - Butch Ambition - Nurse Blam1ie Name - james Murphy Nickname - Murph Ambition-Engineer Activities - Band Hi-Y President of Rifle Club Football junior Play Rough-Touglv un' Henna Rinse f27Il The Buccaneer Name - Virginia Neitring Nickname - jinny Ambition - No amhition vshat-so- ever Activities - Choir G. A A. Home lic. Club Annual Board Class Secretary fresh- man, junior, and senior years Hui men are men Name - Mary Newell Nickname - Ming Ming Ambition - No detinite tunbition Silence is golden Name-- Edward R. Nixon Nickname - Nick Ambition - College Activities -- Hi-Y junior Play Annual Board Mlm about town Name -Donald Olger Nickname - Dunk Ambition - Flying Activities - Baseball OH I go- G 3 9 i'. .. , F Name - Sally Palmer Nickname - Sal Ambition - College, Physical Fd. Activities - G. A. A. Choir Home Fc. Club Speech Club Annual Board Havenite Do-Re-Ale-I'll-So Name-Elizabeth Louise Parchert Nickname - Parch or Betty Ambition - Beauty operator One double rlvor comin' up Name - Norman l.. Pedelty Nickname - Norm Ambition-To he a surgeon Activities - Rille Club Hi-Y Speech Club Defense Council junior Play Orchestra Saturday Nite Club Brains and ambilionn Name - George Fclwin Peterson Nickname - lid Activities - Band Saturday Nite Club Turn llml 'luke' up lf28l The Buccaneer Name - Lael Pierson Nickname - Pancho Ambition - To organ -ize my life Activities - Speech Club Symphony Orchestra Choir junior Play Treats. of Senior Class Student Council 'Some!lving fo eaI.9 Name -Rose Marie Plews Nickname - Plews Ambition - Interior decorator Short n' sweet Name - Virginia Pofahl Nickname - jinny Ambition - Secretary Activities -- Speech Club Home Ec. Club I .vboulrl rare Name -- Edward Pranger Nickname - Ed Activities - Rifle Club Luugb. ' ,rt ,.. , .-f-. C 'Fl Name - Louise Pytlinske Nickname - Lefty Ambition-To be on time Me in my jeep Name - Marvin Ralya Nickname - Muck Ambition - To graduate Activities - Football Shy boy Name - Mary Resner Ambition - Happy life Activities-Home Ec. Club Life lmx sweet promises Name - R. Carl Retzloff Ambition - Mechanical engineer Activities - Rille Club Camfe1rl Kid i291 41' be 'Buccaneer Name -- Mildred Ringelberg Nickname - Millie Ambition - Dietition Activities - Home lic. Club Ci. A. A. Orchestra HTCfllfIl'7'dlll7'l'.3 pulse. Name - Genevieve Robinson Nickname -- Geve Ambition -College Activities - Student Council Annual Board Choir I url it 'flmrge' out of tba! Name - Lois Schember Nickname - Schem Ambition-To be a laboratory technician Activities -- Speech Club Student Council Ci. A. A. junior Play - Student Director Saturday Nite Club Il lml'.v ilu' Oueftt stty? Name- l.ois Dean Schultz Nickname - l.oie Ambition - Occupational therapist Activities-- Home lic. Club Speech Club Slou'iv Sclwulli' Name- Lois jean Smith Nickname - Smiffy Ambition - Career girl Activities Annual Board Oh, Ilmse eyes! President ofthe Speech Club Saturday Nite Club junior Play Cheerleading Choir Havenite G. A. A. Name -jean Sprott Nickname Ambition Activities - - Sprocket To he john's other wife lon the radioj Annual Board Speech Club junior Play Home Ec. Club Gel your tifktts berc'. ' Name - joan Susterich Ambition - Activities - Beauty operator C. A. A. Home lic. Club Saturday Nite Club Band Annual Board junior Play IJiIlIjI1l'5 Name - Ruth lf. 'l'enHave Nickname - Ruthie Activities A Orchestra XX'est Shore Symphony Home lic. Club Speech Club Oli IIIIYIIPI-YI' lj 50 1 The 'Buccaneer Name-Shirley Timm Nickname - Timmy Ambition - Business school Activities-Home Fc. Club junior Play Neat, sweet. .md reel Name-Mary R. Vanderberg Ambition-Play piano in a dance band Activities -- Band West Shore Symphony G. A. A. Swing Band Sophomore Class Sec- cretary Latin Club Tu'inkling fngers, rinkling keys Name-Virginia Vander Molen Nickname - Ginnie Ambition - Hospital Superintend- ent Activities - Orchestra West Shore Symphony Mellow as lwer cello Name - Frances VanderNoot Nickname - Newt Ambiton --To be married Activities-Home lic. Club G. A. A. American junior Red Cross Band Thee lauglfx contagious Name - jacob T. Vander Sys Nickname - jake Ambition - Forester Activities - Hi-Y I take my time Name - Marie Ludille VanderZalm Nickname - Zombie or Rea Ambition - Be it kindergarten teacher Activities - Home Ec. Club Band Choir Nurses' Aide A Lady in White Name -jean W. Van Pelt Nickname - Jeanne Ambition - Secretary Activities - Choir A friendly smile for everyone Name - Shirley Van Pelt Nickname - Shir Ambition -Designing Activities - Choir Annual Board Mum'5 the word i311 The Buccaneer Name- Louise Van Tol Nickname - Luke Ambition - Surgical nurse Activities - Latin Club junior Einstein Name - Thomas Van Tol Nickname - Tom Ambition - Doctor Handsome is ax lmmlxonic docs Name - Thedu Verlioeven Ambition - Beuutitian Anivities- Home Ee. Club Choir l'll walk alone Name - Robert Ver Murlen Nickname - Mark Ambition - Marines Activities - Football Hi-Y King if Name-Irma Arlene Warber Nickname -- lrm Ambition -- Child nurse or Red Cross social worker Activities- Home Ec. Club Choir v 'Sparklirigw Name - Don Wfessel Ambition - Engineer Activities - Hi-Y Student Council Class President for four years . . Am! Sbe Loves Die Name - Betty XVesthof Nickname - Bet Ambition - Secretary Activities - Choir Taka u lcltc'r Name - Mary Wiegerink Nickname - Marry Ambition -- Nurse Alerry i321 The Buccaneer Name - Claire Wierenga Ambition - College Activities- Home Ec. Club Speech Club Orchestra Choir junior Play Hello, you-all Name - Marellen Wilkinstmn Nickname - Peewee Ambition-Supervise a nursery school 5 fool 2, eyes of blue Name - Eljean Winters Nickname - jean Ambition - Learn to play ping- P098 Activities - Speech Club Annual Board A . Nickname N ickname Ska Perf-skirt Semors who dad not have pzctures taken Name - Charles Edward Hamm, jr. Name - Bob Sluka Nickname - Charlie Nickname - Tunic Activities - Basketball Ambition - Go to Chicago Tennis Activities - Basketball HPY Tennis ll ilboul a wink of Sleep Steak on lbe basketball Hoof Name - Ch arlene Wtmlfe - Chuck or Susie Ambition - Activities - To get married and to travel G. A. A. Latin Club Home Fc. Club Annual Board PerJom11iIy Plus Name - Barbara M. Wray' Ambition - Activities - XWray To be a model junior Play Choir Home Ee. Club Speech Club Annual Board Saturday Nite Club Ietulx u double 1ife Name - Betty jane Yemc Ambition - Activities - Undecided Havenite Saturday Nite Club Home lic. Club Speech Club junior Play Annual Board Gaytimc - anytime i331 The? uCCll1leeT x Clfzts A K 1 it W ,Q i . I' ff it ':.'KN i gl izgx stil! T3 ' Q ' x--' r :Q l if eere A I i i Q I S ' Following is the list of boys who have left for thc service during this school year. They have the necessary number of credits for graduation and will receive their diplomas on June 7, 1945. DONALD BROUXVER THOMAS VAN TOL DONALD OLGER ROBERT VER MURLEN DONALD WESSEL All of the following boys, members of our class during our junior year, 1945- 1944, are now serving in the armed forces. GEORGE BENNETT THOMAS MCHUGI-I LAWRENCE DARLING CARL ROSIN LEONARD FRANCE JOHN VAN ANROOY JOHN HULS RUSSELL VOLLMER MARSHALL WHITE These men have completed their high school work while in the service and will be granted diplomas on June 7, 1945. JACK RICHARD DE HAAN JACK KATI' JAMES F. DE SPELDER WARREN E. MASTENBROOK GELBERT LA VERN E HEADLY RALPH L. SECORY DARWIN O. SMITH WILLIAM VIENING, JR. OTTO HEPNER 12541 The Buccaneer Class is ory You can always tell a freshman by his vacant stare, You can always tell a sophomore by the silly things be'll wear, You can always tell a junior by bis silly strut and such, You can always tell a senior, but you cannot tell him maria! Looking back over the years we see that this poem is so true. Weren't we green frosh though? It took much to show us that we did like high school. We chose Don Wessel, president, Barbara Miner, vice president, 'Virginia Neitring, secretary, and Stuart Zysk, treasurer, our first class ofiicers. We did get a good foothold in March though, by giving the St, Patrick's Dance. What if we did start out by going in the red! We enjoyed ourselves thoroughly. As sophs we really did think ourselves quite something. Vile were the peppiest sophomore class that has ever wandered through these great halls. We again spon- sored the St. Patrick's Dance, going deeper into debt. At the class meeting, Don W'essel was again elected to lead us. Elizabeth Marshall, was chosen vice president, Chuck Hamm, secretary, and Bob Sluka, treasurer. We broke a lot of fingernails and tore a lot of trousers in the scrap drive, but we did our part. Our greatest am- bition was to be upper classmen. At last we were juniors. Don Wessel won honor place once more. Len France became vice president, Virginia Neitring, secretary, and Mable Bolthouse, treas- urer. Giving the Junior Play, and the Junior-Senior Prom was a great deal of work, but a lot of fun too. Ever Since Eve, our successful dramatic endeavor, won us much acclaim. Our prom proved a big affair with a grand turn-out. Our class was a great help in organizing the new Sat. Nite Club. Seniors! Can we believe it? Our class had dwindled down because so many of our boys had left for the armed forces. We miss them, but we're proud of them. Don W'essel took his fourth term as president, Bob Hood, vice presidentg Virginia Neitring, her third term as secretary, and Lael Pierson, treasurer, We made our last year a grand and glorious one - a good time was had by all on our skip day - our annual will go down in history- the juniors gave us a lovely prom - and the solemn graduation exercises drew our four hectic years to a close. We, the class of june 7, 1945, fa date we thought would never comej regret- fully leave Grand Haven High School. We leave behind us four of the most precious years of our lives, and we also leave happy, never-to-be-repeated, good times, and many friends. But we take with us knowledge and character that will help us to make our place in the world, and best of all we take fond memories which we will cherish always. i351 lass Vile, the Senior Class of 1945, Grand Haven High School, bequeath, in this last will and testament, our all -with the exception of our memories, which will remain with us always. I, Gwen Barnett, leave and take my giggle with me. I, Beverly Beernink, leave my quiet ways to Denny Turner. I, Lucille Bethke, leave my blond hair to Mary Harbeck. I. Mabel Ann Bolthouse, leave my little brother to carry on the Bolthouse traditons. I, Norman Bonema, leave my long hours at Keller's behind. I, Ethel Borchers, leave as a learned cook. I, Gerald Bottema, bequeath my cute little nose to Gerry Keyes. I, june Brady, leave in a dither. Gerald Bremmer, leave my seat in physics class to Paul Burton, Don Brouwer, leave, one of Uncle Sam's nephews, I Eleanor Carrier, leave my beautiful blue eyes to Jim Ver Duin. v I Byron Chapman, leave with Lois Schultz. 5 I Dave Coats, leave my Florida tan to Donn Kieft. u I, Virginia Collins, leave to catch the 3:50 bus. I, June Connor leave, fiddling. I, Wfesley Crane, leave jo - but not for good, I, Vivian Dahlman, leave for nurse's trianing. I, Evelyn DeBruyn, leave my Titian tresses to the Halo ads. I, Maxine De Vos, leave for West Point. I, Nancy DeVUitt, leave my dimples to David Fletcher. I, Eletha Dillinger, leave my lipstick to Beverly Brytz. I, Dolores Donner, leave, also. I, julia Dusnik, bequeath my Presley acquaintances to the freshman class. I, Blackie Emery, leave, still smiling. I. Catherine Fase, leave my hamburgs to Marsh's. I, Bob Fekete, bequeath my running ability to swivel hips Boeve. I, Reinold Fett, leave my wolfing ability to Bubbles Vllolfe. I, Elsa Fisher, leave the atoms, molecules, bases, and acids to Mr. Thoma. I, Irene Gerbers, will my baby food to the freshmen, I, Don Gronevelt, leave-a rootin' tootin' bugler. . I, Chuck Hamm, leave, haunted by The Womei1. Vile, Elaine and Richard Hammand, leave together. I, Evelyn Hanson, leave my black silky hair to Nancy Dornbos. I. john Hawkins, bequeath my audacity to Shirley Coon. I, Marilyn Holcomb, leave with my telephone - I'Number Please.' I, Lillian Holtrop, leave to smile awhile. I, Doris Holzinger, leave my curly hair to Mickey Coon. I, Bob Hood, leave my double, john Van Stratt. I, Molly Jacobs, leave in a dash. I, Marylin Jacobson, leave for college. I, Esther johnson, leave for college. I, Richard Kasperson leave. I, Oliver Kemme, leave my drawl to the Texans. I, Beverly Keyes, leave. hot on his trail. I, Betty Kossuth, bequeath my sense of humor to any sad sack. I, Roy Kramer, leave my limousine to any junk dealer. I, Cornell Laman, leave my namesake, Corky Zuidema. I, Pat Lanridge, will my hairdo to Jim Schlachter, I, Bette Lyon, leave my smile to Fred Turner. I, Kenneth Makin, leave my sun-ran complexion to any life guard. I, Elizabeth Marshall, leave for the Guy Named Joe. I, Virginia Meyer, leave my shadow to Betty Moore. I. I 1 y Will I, Don Miller. leave in solitude. I, Milton Miller, leave my motorcycle to Gene Connor. I Barbara Miner, leave to get a good Start, 7 I, Helen Moll, leave my blond hair to Doreen Skinner. I ames Mur nh , leave m stride to Bonnie Wilson. . . . I . Y. Y Virginia Neitrmg, leave my laugh to the nearest horse. li I, Mary Newell, leave for Chicago. I, Edward Nixon, leave other people's fenders alone. I, Donald Olger, leave, hnallyl l, Sally Palmer, leave my pep to Wfheaties. I, Elizabeth Parchert, leave Snyder's. I Norman Pedelty, leave the Saturday Nite Club. Whew!! I, Ed Peterson, leave my seat at the piano to Barbara Vlfipperfurth. I, Lael Pierson, leave my intriguing character to some other intriguing character. I Rose Marie Plews, leave my height and weight to Bob DeWt-ese. Q I, Virginia Pofahl, leave my hand knitted sweaters to 'lhe Abigul D I Edward Pranger, leave my mechanical ability to Chuck DeXY'ltt. I, Louis Pytlinske, leave my jeep to Glenn Ringleberg. I, Marvin Ralya, leave the girls alone. I, Mary Resner, leave my heart to the Merchant Marine. l, Carl Retzloff, leave my name to the Gestapo. I. Mildred Ringleberg, leave my broken nose to some football player. I, Genevieve Robinson, leave my pink pajamas to Wee Willie Wfinkie. I, Lois Schember, leave my Roman nose - still roamin'. O l Lois Schultz, leave after Chippy- Chop-Chop! Robert Sluka, leave my name, Tuty, to Richard Cuti, Lois jean Smith, leave my crinkly nose to Bugs Bunny. I, joan Susterich, leave my typing ability to Miss Bailey. I, Ruth TenHave, leave my sweet and gentle nature to Betty Hutton. I, Shirley Timm, leave my last name to Tiny Mastenbrook. I, Mary Vander Berg, leave that Look to Lauren Bacall. I. Virginia Vander Molen, leave my cumbersome 'cello to anyone who wants to develop muscles. -Y I, Frances Vander Noot, leave my hearty chuckle to Helen Warber. I, jake Vander Sys, leave my line to the fish. I, Marie Vander Zalm, leave my treks to the hospital to joan Van Dongen. Vdfe, Shirley and Jean Van Pelt, leave as twins. Honest we are! I Louise Van Tol, leave with my conscience to guide me. I, Tom Van Tol, have left in the Navy blue. I, Theda Ver I-Ioeven, leave my conscience to guide me. 1 Robert Ver Murlen, leave my curls to Mr, Vander Kolk. I, Irma Wfarber, leave my flashing eyes to Jim Ribbink. I Don Wessel, leave, a good Republican, with four terms behind me. I Betty Wfesthof, leave, blushing. v I, I 9 1 9 1 I, Mary VUeigerink, leave after Wiggy I and II. I, Claire Wierenga, bequeath my clear voice to Ronnie Migaud. I, Marellen Wilkinson, leave my long journey to school to Nancy jonker. I, Eljean W'inter, leave my Saturday night dates to Loretta Brouwer. I, Charlene Wolfe, will my artistic ability to james Haan. I, Barbara NVray, leave My Sister Eileen. l Betty Yemc, leave last, but not least. Y In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hand and seal this l5tl1 day of April, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-five. fSignedj THE SENIOR CLASS u TREASURES B j UQ f 't EVERLY 1 Lf - 1' LAfL ESTHER -..M sexi! El-SA ,tw V , J UNE ' x., . f, 'Q Lszzr' . Q. . ,N 'gk ' M .... ,. is if' 4 I ' ' . HA: NE HOLLY' 'UI-57' BAQEAFL LOWS 1 ELJEAN 'B 4 A IME 4 mv BE' u -I h , V x Aix! 'n A New NN l 85 ' 1-Q . G... W , .W ,, , 5 , JOAN G ' A' Y -1 m RL!-4, EVE NANCY LL A ,, n N-' ffnmm' 'Mans L06 L n G r ,ff N E . S .fl N JKIQ A J 'QQ 1 Q Bzrry 'XA is Kp . ' NV 1 R 14,545 A ,n FTELLV' JEAN M ELSANCH 'C HAR l BA . PA My 'qt ' Q, REAR 'tx -5:21-fi'-',lu .. .. WX , , 5? .' - ' :.?-,A if - -.-1-TX . .,-:ram -52 ' . CIT- 'XXX 'TQ' 'f TNQ I ffrf- ' we-r. 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' 'Spy' J xx q 0 9 '4 .1 fi Qf C , malb c 556 The Buccaneer uniors Class Officers john Van Stratt ------- President Ed Eosheim - - Vice President Dick Woods - - Secretary La Verne Boeve - Treasurer Class History Wfe, the graduation class of 1946, have 133 members. At our first meeting we elected the following oliicers: Johnny Van Stratt, president, Ed Foshiem, vice presidentg Dick XX-'oods, secretary, and La Verne Boeve, treasurer. Our sponsors were Miss Schutt, Miss Bell, Mr. Thoma, Mrs. McCall, and later Miss Vogel, who took Mrs. McCall's place. We were represented on the student council by jack Hoff- man, Pep Gignac, Bob De Weese, Margaret Zoerner, Ed Katt, and Johnny Van Stratt. The juniors were tops athlctically as well as scholastically. Twelve fellows re- ceived football letters, and four boys were on the basketball team. Our scrap drive was a great success, everybody worked hard, and all the profits went to the Percy jones Hospital, The junior Class wishes to extend its congratulations to this year's graduation class. lf39fl The 73uccaneer , , 1:-,,. y - . . f - fa, , 4 lrene Arhogasr - Norma Armstrong - Alice Barlunek - Lloyd Beekman - jack Benware Delores Bolt - Dorothy Boon - john Bottje -Loretta Brouwer , x ., I 1 Q Q ' as if V ' Y 5 9 .,., My 7 elf , .' 'l Y if ,xl 'li L H g y Q' ,' . A li :fp -- i' - A X V V V: I. Beverly Brytz - Pat Burns - Paul Burton - joyce Clark - Esther Cook - Henry Crum lileanor DeVries - josephine DeVries - Charles l3eWitt ll'.'lI'1Yl Donn DeYoung - Edward Donner - Larry Eckhoff - Ed Fosheim - Evelyn Fosheim Howard Fosler- Courtney lirifelclt -4 Beverly Frovog - Loretta Gallagher james Gannon -jean Gieseking - Beatrice Gignac - Estelle Gignar - jim Haan Ari Hanson - Harley Hecksel -jack Hoffman - Helen johnson -f lr y Marilyn johnson - lid Kan - Pele Kennedy - Donn Kieft - Pat King -jim Kisller Lois Kleinpel - liloyd Klouw- Mary Lou Koats W 5 mf U 3 'Y - . , ' . I K '-2, 1 :--- K Af .. X Howard Kohloff -- jack Kosanic - Dave l,aV0rcomhe - Marjorie Liesen - Nyda Link Rachel Link - joyce Mcliall - Dorothy Marvel - Marilyn Meilinger 'ig ,r,i .xg M i H C L A M C L 95' : 1 - i' . ' . . 'Q . Raymond Mieras - Melvin Meyer - Ronald Miguad - jim Millar -- june Miller 1 Leslie Miller - Charles Nelson -Lois Parchert - Loretta Pellegrom ffillj The Buccaneer -, --. if ' f -rm- Rf 6 'f F t L str X T I b Fred Peterson - Gladys Recths - Don Rescorla - jim Ribhink - Pat Roossien Bernard Ruiter - Bob Ruiter - Lois Ruster - Allred Samdal l .Q N 1 Q E Yi 5 J A V , jim Schlachter - Helen Seaberg - Anna Shashagway - Doreen Skinner - Linn Soule Shirley Stoddard - julia Strazanalc - Earl Suits - Roger Swanson FQ A ,161 A ' Q fi i '- jacquelyn Swiftney - Kenneth Swiftney - Marion Teslca - Dorothy Tysman - Dorothy Van Coevering-Inez Vanderhill-Ted Vander Sys-Donna Vander Wagen-Merlcne Vander Wagen Lois Vander Zwaag-john Van Dongen-jack Van Lopik-john Van Strntt-Angenieta Van Tol - Elsie Van Vleet - Alfred Ver Berkmoes - Bud Ver Helst - Louis Vollmer .v 4, Atyfa' u.'sil.v U , I y 'N ' Q ff 5' x wk , vs r Marilyn Voss - Mary Vyn - Helen XVarbcr - Norma Warber -Dorothy Weax'ers I.ois W'ezeman - Dorothy XVheeler - Eugene Wierengal - Ethel May XVildey l.aVerne Boeve Gordon Carrier Leo DeGram Loretta Green Hadley Hecltsel Don Wilsmmn -- Dick Wfoods - Edith Yager Bernard Yemc - Margaret Zoerner PICTURES NOT TAKEN jack Hocbeke Raymond .lcske joe LaPenna Delores Leonard Rodney Luhhen- Richard Nelson Robert Newell joseph Rehar jack Tysman Russell Vollmer Eugene Miller Fred Turner C411 The Buccaneer Soploomores Class Officers jack Paterek -------- Presidwl Bob Mersereau - Vice President Julius Resner - - Secretary Kenneth DeXVitt - Treasurer Class History In the fall of 1944. we entered our sophomore year at Grand Haven High School. XX'e elected as our class officers, jack Paterek, presidentg Bob Mersereau, vice president, Julius Resner, secretaryg and Kenneth De 'xVitt, treasurer. Wfe were prominent in many school activities such as band, choir, and the speech contestg we participated in sports, including baseball, football, and basketball. 'We are lookin forward to our 'unior ear and can hardl wait for the unior S 1 Y i Y Pla ', the unior-Senior Prom and all other events which make an u erclassman's I Q year worth remembering. E421 The Buccaneer Charles Anderson - june Barnes - Cleone Barnett - Robert Beckett - Evel Don Berg - jean Berryman - jack Bissell - Lois Blanchard yn Bentley y ig n F Q at wi Q Y ag rf ' if Q S . ..,, 2 lt .. h Q :K Phyllis Bogart - Dule Boven - Joanne Bosworth - Paul Borthers - Doroth C. j. Boomgaartl- Alvin Bol - Mary Bramer- Nan Broekema y Borchers Betty Bruce - Mary Burr - Betty Byl - Priscilla Casemier - Dick Chit Lois Chittenden v George Conant -- Gene Connor -v Arlene Cook tentlen Shirley Coon - Colleen Corbett - Don Cortles - Boh Cosier 1 Peter Crum Mary Davison - Sue De Lille- Boh De XVeese- Don De XVeese Ken De Witt - Don De Witt - Lois Dc Witt - Margaret De Young - Dt Marilyn Doering - Pat Donahue - Boh Dornhos - Delores Dusterwi in Dirkst: nkle Kenneth Erickson - Marvin Ernst - Eleanor Euwema A Bob Eairhanks - -loan Fisher Lynn Eoehtman - Rosie Gasses - Williattmm Gleason - loan Cioltlherg . ' ' . P i it - Q-it . ' 2 t C A X lloxxartl Groeneveltl - Catherine Haekstock - Dorothy Haekstoek - Shirlev Haiker 7 Charlene Hamm - Gordon Hansen -Mary Harheck - lienneth Harris - Helen I larttnan i451 The 731 lCCtl7l6e1 , K B lf' ' - W5 ' u:'r Richard llockenbraugh - Barbara Houghtaling - Ruth Huls - Muriel jacobson - Bob johnson Kenneth johnson - Maurice joldersma - Marilyn joy - Geraldine Keyes . aQh'i 'F ,S , I i if X 'A ' . h .....,' A Q 1 r - A sn 1 : E. ' XM Li Gordon Klouw - Edward Knoll - joe Lakowicz - Robert Lampson - Sandy l.CVlI'lgS Billie Lewis - Bob Lyon - Ben MacNeill - june MacNeill Q w i C ia ag, 6. ju Q. I , A -.lx j ' -. 4 .4 f t ' Ai - ' il ' A R. Ai 1 Harriet McCall -john Mahder - Leo Maihofer - Bud Masselink - Arlan Mastenbrook jack Mead - Ione Meeusen -- Willizini Merchant - Bob Mersereau i Q L - ',., N .S k A,-. E 1 ' V - X .' 7 Q -v'x - - ' ' 1' ' t fx' ' ' X Q , Q jackie Meyers M- Chuck Miller - Barbara Montague - Lenore Murphy - jack Ott joyce Page -john Parker - joan Parks - Don Parsons 2 i . . 'Q if AG '-2 '15 H4 M . Q K i t it - vs. 'I fb 4 'ii V, X, ,R W ,. 7. V K x jack Paterel-1 - Delores Pedelty - Roger Pellegrom - Helen Pelton - Gordon Poel Marvin Poel - Arnold Reenders - julius Resner V- Glen Ringleberg ,s Q ' ligl ' V7 dis' f Y Qr,? Q 1 Q . A2 i A Q. IN jeannie Rololl - Carol Roossien - Ruth Rosema - Irene Rosin - Helen Rosso Martin Rothi - Nancy Scheel - Adeline Schultz - Eleanor Seifert Eleanor Sjoerdsma - Hilda Slootmaker - Delores Snyder - Roger Snyder - Bettx' Spangler Chriss Sprott - Adelaide Stap - Victor Suits - Dan Szopinski i441 The Buccaneer Marshall Teunis - Norman Tripp -- Cornelia Turner -Doris Tysman - Ann Urhanik Helen Van Burgel-Martha Vanden Berg- Caroline Vanden Brandt- Dorothy Vander Zalm , A X 4 j i 1i'i'i I L a a IliigilllIl!IlllI!!!Illl Igligill J lllllill Cora Van Dop- Gwen Van Hall- Loretta Van Hall- Lois Van Oordt- Chuck Velik Charlotte Ver Berkmoes-Gerald Ver Berkmoes-Shirley Verhoeks --Joyce Vickers w, , Audrey Vidal: - Shirley Vormittag - joy Voshel - Steve Vyn - George XValsh jackie Welling- jack Westerhamf- Dorothy Westra-Gerald Wiebenga 'I' 1 ' , L 4, . NX . L l - Eldora Xvilliams - Vivian XVlodar - Bob XVolniakowski - Joyce Yager Williatnm Yedinak - Mary Young - Caroline Zlotnicki - Pat Zysk PICTURES NOT TAKEN julia Ellis Gertrude Sullivan Melvin Meyer Verne Vollmer H51 The Buccaneer Freshmen Class Officers Verlabeth Wfills - Presidenl Edwin Boeve - Vive Presideul Robert Olsen - - Secretary James Roberts - Treasurer Class History In the fall of 1944 we entered the ranks of the Grand Haven High School with a roll call of 194, At our first class meeting we elected the following officers: Verla- beth Wills, president, Ed Boeve, vice presidentg Bob Olson, secretary, jim Roberts, treasurer. Miss Dykhuizen, Miss Shell, Mr. King, Mr. Vander Kolk and Miss Bailey were chosen as our class sponsors. We participated in the operation of the Saturday Nite Club and were well represented in the field of sports and various other organizations in high school. E461 The Buccaneer Gloria Armstrong - Norman Baggott - Dorothy Bakale -jack Bales - Sharon Bishop Shirley Bishop - Lois Boer - lidwin Boeve - Roger Bolthouse 1- , 1 - r Q I A. i I, 1 -if .,.j' W F Y r '1 W ., 1 5, y 1 B ' B , e C Q- ,. '- Q Richard Booth - Sally Borchers - Melvin Brown -joe Bruneau - - Mary Butcher Gary Byl --jean Cline - Clarence Clover - janicc Collins 1 Lorraine Collison - - Nancy Conant - Rohert Conl-:ling - Loren Cook - Margaret Coon Ruth Coon -Richard Crow - Richard Cuti - Alvin Daane s y so . we 3 . y yt 555, C I X 5 Lk l eslie Daune - Carl Dahlman -V Gertrude Damvelt - john Damvelt - Catherine Davis Mildred Deephouse - jayne DeGraff - Irene De Witt - Mary Doering is if g.i Q k -5 Q Y was 5 U H ' ' x E' x N. X XM 4 1 Rohert Doering - Bill Donscler - Nancy Dornhos - Cordelia Fllingson - Marian Ellis Stuart Engel -- Lowell Erhes - jack Fischer - Carlis Farris l Q - 2 ' ' at f h g xy 3 x I X X L 3 L A y Q Rohert France - Pauline Fricano - Edward Fritz - julia Galamhos - Yvonne Gardner Margaret Graham -Dorothy Gritlis - Gloria Grunst - Phyllis Gust I QQ a Q y Q -2 Q R Q N C X 1 , R Y 1 X Peter Harrison - Dorothy Herreman - Glenn Hinkle - Helen Hodal - Paul Holman lsahelle Holmes - Carol Homnver - james jeske - Helen jessen i471 The Buccaneer .,.. .i ' 3 Q v V f f - yL?v,, j , X ' use wghyt iiagtM ' Qyx George johnson - Robert jones - Nancy jonker -- Vernon Kline -- jacquelyn Koats Marilyn Kohloff - Gloria Kraft - Don Krampe - Shirley Krause Margaret Kueken - Richard Langefeld - Marilyn Leonard - Earl Lokers - Roger Lokers Charles Lyons -joan McFadden - Victor McFadden - Ann Maggiore ,V , -I K, .W y ., A . ll ' Aa Lakai' ,, - y Phyllis Malstrom - Kenneth Martin - Betty Martinka - Marjorie Mr-eusen - joyce Mt-rsereau Richard Metzler - Walter Miguad - Marcia Mikkelscn - William Miller sf S R - ll 2. ta - V ii' Akffm Lawrence Minuth - Norma Mistretta - Betty Moore - Ted Moran - Esther Murphy Martha Murphy - Arthur Nadort - Barbara Nedervelt - Robert Olsen , . V t.ttt 1 , , Ervin Ott - Stanley Palmquist - Lois Parker - Delores Peel - David Pellegrom Vernon Peters - Marlys Pierson - Barbara Pittman - Edith Plant gi 4 ,Eg . Y Q it . . ' , I: 1 5 I ' 5 -' Lira... ty. 1 :xg , j . Q, y 'F ,, v. A I . it ee ieet L , . we r I K ml I i , 1 N , , Sarah Poulson - jacquelyn Preimsberg - Felix Pytlinske - Mildred Rehar - Ann Resner Irene Resner - Rosemary Roach - Patricia Robbins -jim Roberts l Carl Robinson - Crystal Roossien - Arlysle Ruch -- Don Ruiter - Mildred Ruiter I.aVerne Rummler - Don Ruster - Carson Ryder - Laura Samdal i481 F The Buccaneer 3 ' T Q 31,2 li SQ Q, 7 are ' 5 St Y fi S X A L' 4 I Edward Schmeltrer - Dorothy Sheffield - Ella Sheffield - Howard Sheffield - Gordon Sheldon Ruth Sietsema - Richard Sorensen - Elaine Sovis-- Williatiii Stafford Arlene Stoddard - Stanley Stolarz - Laura Stygstra - Arlene Swart - james Szymas joseph Szymas - Robert Taylor - Clara Thomas - Williani Tiles Denny Turner- Dorothy Turner - Beatrice Vanden Brand - Beverly Vander Meiden Nelson Vander Noot-Gretchen Vander Veen - Rosemarie Vander Wagen jake Vander Zwaag-joan Van Hall Della Van Oordt - Maxine Vaxter - Doris Ver Berkmoes - joyce Ver Berkmoes - Sharon Ver Berkmoes-jim Ver Duin -jack Ver Murlen - Lurelle Ver Plank -- Irene Vollmer Duane Wells - Carl Westerhof -- Margaret Williams - Verlabeth XVills louis W'heeler - jack Walsh - Bob Weavers - josephine Wiebenga - Gordon Widing X iii Q, 1 5 .S T ' K Q 'O F W W Q 4 Wx na-...LA--M v.,. Ruth Wilsimn - Terry XVolfe - Barbara Wipperfurth -- Bonnie Yemc joe Zlotnicki - Ann Zuidema - Esther Zuverink PICTURES NOT TAKEN Marjorie Chittenden Phillip Hitsman joseph Roossien Daxid Fletcher Harold Krause Robert Simonsen i491 S EA SON 'S GREK TIMES SPIRIT OF '76 I fi N PARTY HOEWE Ya u 1 SISTERS ELECWON DAY SPEECH CLUB ANIVUHI. BOARD IN SCHOOL 'MARV' 1' OO TBALL A S SEV7 BLY 4 OH JOHND MLM 3, , 155 u Y A : 1 5 pl .EY LHC TIC ffXSKETf 41'i AMVD ASSEVTBIY ow wwf WMTY M A mt N A? I ' sin ff ii V' 1, cpe ' R+ 1 X 11 .S -I-1 'fm -5 unc , . 4 al , 'P 5 n 'n 1 SLUHBER PAR TY 1 ' ' l an A ,vga .KJ ,N .tl 1 J -3 ,A 'gl FZASHY ,,,., Wf lff Vk , 3 E W L H ' A i l Q SPEECH GWB fmmflow I LUV? UF5 I WW- 4 v ii ' ,-2 Qvw fi yi -,RQ Fil Q-firm: A SFfClAL .VfA'XL?ff SNL NITE Cluf G.fr.lQf. f'OO7'5ALL AFMMRD !Tfn55WLT 'fU1ff'll :vw H lllfrzvximh Hi-Y PART MEMISIRY LABQ :ff fr- - H , Q sh . dhuh.ig HW HAYWD5 FOJTEQLL cm Activities G few KKK U A X -lumix Mil k f y ,. 495' N l5li , 4' - K 1 fix. wi' .fx 'QLK 1 'Iij il. un '- ,ix , ' WR ,K N' f X i - if 'A A Xi 2--3 ,',, , , ' f ' ' 'if L ' Q' i.,-- --- 4' fl 9 ,. if K Xt .- i it-mill 1 .L ll' -' I3 ' .. i-X .Q ,Jil - Qui- ,E 17. 2' 1. 1' - v W - .'.:zx.A all - ' 'lf . , 991 V mxfiilugx . ' A . ,'.' 4.3 is-ix r ix m . If z 3' X ,. .,,..,,. rf, , 'iz w11Q:!ii,: . ilfii? 011. lmu' nmrb fun il is lo make neu' tlfqllllillfllllfej nl claures mul clubs. Fun, frolif, and moperaliml bare been prem- lerzt in all the activities the apprentire sen- meu bare parliripnlen' in. The Buccaneer S 5 ,Lg Q .Row 3: jean Sprott, Barbara Miner, Elivaheth Marshall, Boh Fekete, Wesley' Crane, lil Nixon, liliean Winter, Lois Schemher. Rau' 2: Miss Bailey, Miss Campbell, joan Susterich, Shirley Van Pell, Charlene XVoIfe, liexerly Keyes, Sally Palmer, Geve Robinson, Pat Lanridge, Miss Dykhuizen. Rau' l: liarhara XVray, Lynn jacohson, june Brady, Beverly llecrnink, Lois jean Smith, lflsa Fisher, listher johnson. Nancy l7eXVitt, Betty lane Yemc. The Buccaneer Staff Wie, the members of the Annual Board, have recorded in this book happenings which we think will bring back interesting and pleasant memories in later life. C531 The T3uccaneer Rau' Z: Miss Young, Gerry Keyes, john Van Strait, jack Hoffman, Bob lDeWeese, Don XX'essel, Hob Mersereau, Bob Fekete, Mr. Vanderkolk, Miss Schutt, lid Katt. Ron' I: Margaret Zoerner, Sally Ver Hoeks, Estelle Gignac, lrene Gerbers, Barbara Miner, joanne Bosworth, Geve Robinson, Mary Burr, Muriel jacobson. The Student Council This year the entire student council was divided into four committees, and the work of the Council centered along these lines. The Assembly Committee planned an assembly a week. The Advisory Committee arranged for the short programs for freshman and sophomore home rooms and for junior and senior groups. The De- fense Council took charge of semi-weekly stamp sales. The committee on Student Participation tried to have students take a more active part in all school affairs, On the whole the Council feels that the plan of concentrating effort along a few lines has been a good one. OFFICERS President - - - john Van Stmtt Vice Presidenl - Jack Hoffman Secretary - Joanne Bosworth Treasurer ------- Bob Mersereau Advisers: Miss Young, Miss Schutt, Mr. Swanson, Mr. Vanderkolk T551 The B1lCCtl1l881 Rau' 2: Bernard Yemc, joan Susterich, Don Kieft, Mr. Thoma, Lois jean Smith. Ifd Peterson, Nancy l7eXVitt, Ronnie Migaud. Ron' I: listher johnson, Norman Pedelty, Harriet McCall, jim Rihhink, Margaret loerner, john Hottie, Lois Schember. The Saturday Night Club Under the capable leadeship of Mr. Thoma, our Saturday Night Club has been a great success again this year. XY'e managed not only to provide a place of inex- pensive recreation for the high school students but also to buy several new pin ball games, at duck shooting game, a skee-ball game, and a new juke box. At times dur- ing the year we had crowds as large as 400 students at the club. This year our new plan for operating the club was under the guidance of perma- nent committeemen and advisory groups, OFFICERS Piwirltfff! ----- Norman Pedelty Serrelm'-y ami 'l'rea5uv-er lfsther johnson flzlriser - - - Mr. Thomtt tm The Buccaneer Rau' 3: Ronnie Miguad, Norman Pedelty, john Bottje, Howard Kohloff, jack Van Lopik, Wesley' Crane, Bob Mersereau, Don Kieft. Rau' Z: Joanne Bosworth, lrene Gerbers, Lael Pierson, Betty jane Yemc, Sally Palmer, jo Dc Vries. Marilyn Holcomb, june Brady, Miss Rock. Rau' I: Lois Schultz, Betty Marshall, Fljean Wfinter, Barbara Miner, Lois Schemher. Lois jean Smith, jean Sprott, Dolores Pedelty, Adeline Schultz, Barbara Wray'. The Speech Club The Speech Club started this year with informal initiations. The Thanksgiving assembly was given by our club. In a later assembly, our members were cast in two comedies. XVe sponsored a speech contest in connection with the Michigan High School Forensic Association, under the direction of the University of Michigan. OFFICERS President - - - Lois jean Smith lf'ic'e President - Lois Schember Serrelary-Trenmrer - - Jean Sprott Scribe - - - Barbara Miner Azlrixw' -------- Miss Rock tm The TBIICCIIIZHCT Rau' 4: Caroline Vanden Brandt, lone Meeusen, Helen Hartman, Cornelia Turner, Harriet McCall, Verlabeth Wills, Helen Hodal. Rau 2: Miss Oatman, joanne Bosworth, lean Rololl, Betty Spangler, Leo Maihofer, Bob Taylor, Clara Thomas, Marian lillis, Beatrice Vanden Brand, Isabelle Holmes. Ron' l: julia lillis, Ruth Wilssrn, Glen Ringleberg, joyce Mersereau, Floyd Kouw, Delores Peel, james Gannon, Lenore Murphy, Eleanor Fuwema. The Latin Club The Latin Club is an organization maintained for the purpose of creating an interest in the Romans and their customs. lt provides wholesome entertainment for all members. During the year, the club has enjoyed plays, special holiday parties, and the annual Roman banquet. lfi6l The Bucca neer Roux 3: julia Strnzunuc, Phyllis Bogart, Helen Van liurgel, Richard Sorensen, Carol Roossein, jim Rolvcrrs, Mary Burr, Nancy jonkcr. Row Z: joe Roossein, Eleanor Seifert, Dolores Snyder, Bob Ducy, Lois XVezc-nmn, Maurice joldersma, jo DeVries, Muriel Jacobson. Ron' l,' Dolores Pedelty, Marilyn Doering, Bob Mersereau, Mary Young, Dick Langcfelnl, Mary Bremmer, Paul Holman, Nan Broekema, Mary Harlwck. The Latin Club President - Vife President Sefretzzry - Treasurer - - Sergeant-at-Arms Ad riser - OFFICERS Bob Mersereau Joyce Mersercau Carol Roossien - Ruth Xwilson Glen Ringleberg Miss Bernice Oatmen i571 The BIlC'C'll1l6e1 5 , 3 J A . Rau' 2: Miss Dykhuis, Beverly Keyes, Lois Schemher, Dorolhy XVestr1i, Adelaide Slap, Vcrln' 7 lieth XX ills, jackie Meyers, Betty Moore, Ann Zuitlenm. Rou' l: joan Van Hall, lflcthxl llillinger, Muriel -lalcohson, Harriet McCall. Mary Burr, Mary Hairlwetlc, Gerry Keyes, Loretta Van Hall, Milly Ringleberg. The G. A. . Basketball proved to be the most popular sport for the gids this year. Clrher spmnts vvert vcdley balh buse- balL and socccn NVQ have been under the leadership of Miss Virginia Dykhuis. In the future we look forward to an exen better Girls' Athletic Association. 1 ISSJ The B1'lCCll1le61' Rau' Z: Virginia Neitring, Evelyn Hanson, Jeanne Gieseking, Sally Palmer, Lois jean Smith, Catherine Davis, Esther Zuverink, Edith Plant, -lncquelyn Preimsherg, Nancy l5eWitt. Rott' I: joan Parks, Chris Sprott, Charlene llamm, Martha Vanden Berg, Lorraine Collison, Ruth XVilson, Joyce Mersereuu, Dolores Peel, Marcia Mikkelsen, Maxine Vztxter. The G. A. A. OFFICERS President - - Harriet McCall Sefrelmy-Treasllrer' - - Mary Burr Adviser - - Miss Virginia Dykhuis U93 The Bu ccaneer Ron' 5: lrene Resner, l.ois Blanchard, Phyllis Malstrom. Betty Martinka, Marilyn Kohlolli, julia Stramnac, lfleanor Seifert. Ron' 2: Helen Rosso, Pauline Fricano, Ann Resner, Mary Butcher, Dolores Peel, Sarah Poul- son, Cora Van Dop, Miss Towers. Rau l.' Ann 7uiLlen1a, Bonnie Yemc, Betty Moore, Shirley Ver lloeks, lune Brady, lsabelle Holmes, Pat King, lilla Shellield, Sharon Bishop. Home Economics The 1944-45 Home Economics Club was organized the latter part of September, at which time the following officers were elected: President, Mary Resnerg Vice President, Wfilhelmina Lewisg Secretary, Pat Kingg Treasurer, julia Ann Strazanacg and Publicity Chairman, June Brady. Initiation for new members was held in October. At the Christmas party, Miss Nevins read us a charming Christmas story. ln March, Mrs. XVm. Zoerner spoke on the subject Girls of India. Our outstanding social event of the year was the Sadie Hawkins Dance in April, 1 All .-- ffvlll The Buccaneer Rau' 3: G. Sheldon, Sharpshooter: R. Lokers, Sharpshooterg V. Kline, Sharpshooterg K. Martin, Pro-Marksmang R. Booth. Pro-Marksmang M. Broun, Pro-Marksman: j. Walsh, Marksnntn: L. lickholf, Expert: li. Donner, Marksman, First-Class: F. Pytlinske, Sharp- shooter. Rau' Z: S. Stolarz, Sharpshooterg K. King, Instructor: R. XVolniakowski, Sharpshooter: R. Newell, Marksmang R. Beckett, Sharpshooter: li. LaVercombe, Pro-Marksmang -I. Murphy, Sharpshooterg D. Miller, Sharpshooterg j. Millar, Sharpshooter: M. Rothi, Sharpshooterg R. Mieras, Pro-Marksmang D. DeYoung, Marksman, First-Class. Kou' I: G. Ciroenevclt, Sharpshooter: E. Pranger, Sharpshooterg R. Pellegrom, Sharpshooterg K. Erickson, Sharpshooterg D. DeW'eese, Marksmang D. Krampe, Sharpshooterq G. Klouw, Marksmang j. llamvelt, Marksman: j. Szymas, Marksman. The Rifle Club During this year the Rifle Club has had a large increase in the number of mem- bers, all of whom have earned some marksmanship rating from the National Rifle Association. Boys in this club gain experience in handling and caring for guns as well as the ability for straight shooting. IGH The Buccaneer Rau' 3: Don Wilsimn, lid Nixon, Chuck Hamm, Pete Merchant, jake Vander Sys, joe La Penna Les Miller. Richard Kasperson. Rau' 2: jack Paterek, Martin Rotbi, Norman Bonema, XVesley Crane, lim Miller, Don Reseorla, Reinold Fett, Mr. Wfiegerink. Rau' l.' jim Murphy, Don Wessel, Norman Pedelty, Bob Hood, lid Fosheim, Bob Ver Murlen, The Hi -Y The Hi-Y Club is made up of a group of twenty-Eve to thirty-Eve responsible students in our high school who strive to carry out the Hi-Y purpose: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The club sponsored the pep assembly before the Muskegon-Grand Haven foot- ball game. To earn money, we published football programs for all the home games and also sold tickets for the Shrine Circus. The annual Christmas dance for the student body and alumni was sponsored by our jigroup. ln january, the Hi-Y members and their guests enjoyed an old-fashioned sleigl ride party. jim Rihbink. OFFICERS Presizlent - - - - Norman Pedelty Vive President - Edward liosheim Sevretary - - Robert Fekete Trmsurer Robert Hood Ad1'i.ver Mr. XY'iegerink IS'- tm 1 HK The Buccaneer Row 2: Vivigm Duhlnmn, Virginia Vlmder Molen, Mary XVieg1erink, Louise VanTol, Esther Cook. Ron' l: Mnhel Bolhouse, Betty Kossuth, joan Vnnliongen, Norma Armstrong. urses' Aides Our course is open to junior and Senior girls. lr consists of 540 hours: 500 are spent in the class rooms and 240 are spent in the local hospital. Our work consists of the study of nutrition and nursing procedures. Miss Towers and Miss Robertson are the instructors. Some of the projects that have been completed by the Nursing Aids are: Dental Survey in connection with Miss Rogers, State Dental Consultantg Vision testing in the public schoolsg and an Ex-ray Clinic. EFI' lik IGH The q31lCC'tl1l861' Rau' 3: joyee Mrliall, Marie Vanrler Zalm, Lois jean Smith, Beverly Vantler Meirlen, jean Rololl, Glenn Ringleherg, jim Rihhink, Bud VerHelst, Don Kieft, Gwen Vanllall, Esther Ciook, Betty XVesthof, Lorraine Collison, Dorothy Borehers. Row 2: Charlene Hamm, Martha Vanden Berg, Sally Palmer. jack Benware, Leo Maihofer, Vernon Peters, Bob johnson, Lawrence Minuth, Paul Holman, Mary Vyn, jackie Emery, joyce Vickers. Ron' I: Barbara XVray, Adeline Schultz, Catherine Haclcstock, Marilyn Meilinger, Dolores Pedelty, Marilyn Doering, Evelyn Hanson, Harriet McCall, Ethel May XY'ildey. Norma The Choir The Choir with a membership of 40 voices has sung for several assembly pro- grams this year. ln April the Choir presented a full assembly, doing choir, glee club, quartet and solo numbers. Armstrong. Programs were again sung for the various service clubs and churches in the community. OFFICERS President - - - - Don Keift Vire Presideul - Virginia Neitring Setrelury-Trenslner Harriet McCall I,ihrm'im1 - Vernon Peters flffllllllirllliif Miss Horn E641 The Buccaneer 1.441 In riglrl: Narlys Pierson, Ruth Tun Have, Marylin joy, Larry lfkholl, -Ioan Vaxlcr, Harry llatton, lunc Pcohotly, jill Bcrgcrs, Virginia Vantler Molcn, Gloria Cirunwt, lxlcanor lfuwcnia, Molly Lock, Ruth Hocr, Iunu Connor, l.oi5 Boer, David l.aVurt'otnhc, Marion lflliw, lrcnc Roosien. The String Orchestra The string orchestra has furnished music for many organizations in Grand llavt-n this year. ln addition to this, they have appeared with a group from Hope Collcgc in thc college chapel on Palm Sunday. Scvcrzil playcrs, who are mt-inlwcrs of thc W1-st Shore Symphony, arc having tht- opportunity of appearing with famous soloists. foil lohn Rottie The Tm ccaneer i I fl ti rin els Reinold lie!! George Wfalsh Don Groenevelt Marvin Ernst Flutes Adelaide Slap Charlotte Ver lierkmocs l.enore Murphy X D , jackie Preimsherg clhilrlcfvellk Nan Brockema loyce Mersereau 'Ierry Yilllfc fi V0I'a Bell Clill' l.aw renee Minuth Rm' Mmm . Ohm, Don Dirkse Sharon Bishop Ioan Van Hall llelen Beach l.ois Van XVeelrlen l.uella Gaul Inez Swartz Roberta Timm li. Dick Metvler -lim let-kwootl Roger l.okers Wil fl I1 er lid Peterson Dorothy Cirillis Molly jacobs ,Ioyce Ver Berkmoes Tr Mary lleernink Alln SrlNflfT,70lll'.l Mary l.ou Meyers Don johnson AIAFIIIH' Stlxofllmflz' Ronald Migausl 1, oruels Hob johnson 0 mlm ner Robert l.yons Marie Vander Zalnt lim Roberts Harry Doordhol' l'r:'1lcl1 Harm Mary Vander Berg Kenneth Harris Alvin Daane Marcia Mikkelsen Ifltlsr Clin inf! Katherine liase Bass er Robert M ersereau -Ioyce Clark ,lim Prelesnik lien Tom Lowell Smrre Drum! jackie Meyers Betty Moore Martha Vanden li Dorothy XVestra litnx I Drum Clara Thontas Tvmprnli Mary l,ou lioals ere The Band The high school band of I9-M-45 had a very busy year, starting out by playing at two home football games. Three concerts were given, in November, February, and May. Twenty-five students participated in the District Solo and Ensemble Festival in lNluskegon, and all band members attended the District Band and Orchestra Festival in Grand Rapids. ln addition to giving three assemblies, the band played at several pep assemblies. ln cooperation with the junior Chamber of Commerce. the band sponsored the Band Box Revue. Many of the hand members played solos or in ensembles at vari- ous events, such as the Rotary Club, P. T. A., Kim anis. The band activities for the school year were completed by participation in the Memorial Day parade. fool Athletics fxf V' X, 5 llf fJ J W., 'f 'N- L- A?-.2 ml W ,,...':H ,X T'.!9- Ax 1 him r If ' n ' ' , , Nl f. ' t ' M - f V b ' Vx, ' Xl lx K K 7 ,J I 1 ' lu uw . ff X !f .1 ' f W9 X L, In X 1- ' - .L W, i 41, rj' 1 Nlxxqn '.' , 'X 'X ,',4,1gf . .A wi F, xl ' X Nw SZ K, , fl if N A ff, P A - ' if f l ' is -' 'b A T: ' rl in 1' 1. 559 53 , Y - i nf -,, l , ffm f i671 The Buccanec'1's bare fougbl in nmny II foreign porl: mm' their performances lie behind llaem. Hozucrer, tbey will always be able to Iuru lo this book as lbcir Ireas- ure of rzzemoriw, The 7311 cca neer f 1 lx Xl, lima! Row: lid Fosheim, manager, joseph Rchur, Ioscph Lu Penna, Robert Fekete, jack Hotl- nmn, Eugene Miller, Ln Verne Hoeve, Darrell Sleeper, Alfred Ver Berkmoes, .luck Pntcrek, David Chittenden, Marvin Ralya. li.1flfRo11'.' Kenneth De W'itt, Alfred Samdzll, Bob Dc Wcese, Lloyd Beeknmn, Donald Ref-scorlal, Roy Kramer, Robert Ver Murlcn, Robert Hood, captain, Arthur llunson, john Vain Strutt, Dick Wtvtmnls, j.u'k lilliott, line coanclig C. W. Bosworth, healfl cozlrh, Varsity Football Team N31 I l........g......... The 73uccaneer liirsl Roux' Pete Harrison, Terry Wfvlfe, lid Boeve, Byron Clmpnmn, captain, Les Miller, jim Roberts, Roger Bolthouse, Richard Cuti, Leo Maihofer. Scrum! Row: Pat Harriaon, coach: Russ Vollmcr, Gary Byl, Ken johnson, Hola Olsen, George Conant, Bob Cosicr, Victor Suits, Bob Newell. Tbiul Row: jim Miller, Glen Ringleberg, john Bottjc, Caney Boolngnartl, Cornell Lmnan, maumgerg Garret Wiegerink, couch. Second Football Team i691 The Buccan-eer A I BOB FEKETI5 . . . Although Bob was a one year man, he certainly turned in a grand job of carrying the ball. lf he had another year, he would undoubtably be one of the best backfield men in the Southwest Conference. Dis LA VERNE BOEVE . . . A great passer and kicker, Bones placed on the S. W. C. team. His offense and defen- sive play worried opponents all year. The 1945 Starting Line BOB VER MURLEN . . . On S. W. C. team, Bob played end on offense, and tackle on defense. He is a rugged player who played every minute of every game. BOB DE WEESE . . . A boy, who was never moved-Bob will be back next year. He will be one of the best tackles in the con- ference. BOB HOOD . . . A two year man, Bob 1 captain this year and plaj great defensive ball all y - his best performance w in the Muskegon game. The Buccaneer A l l l ART HANSON . . . JOHN VAN STRATT . . . A real hard-charging bruiser, A two year man and our de- Art played brilliant ball all pendable field general, john is season, already looking forward to next year. JACK PATEREK . . . MUCK RALYA . . . ROY KRAMER . . . BUTTS MILLER . , . A real toughie, Pat was a A two year man, Muck was A rugged tackle, Roy made A natural pass receiver, terror this year, and he still a demon on defense, varsity in his first year. He Butts, also a first year has two more years to play. will be remembered for his great work in the Holland game. man, will be remembered for catching SOO in the Muskegon game. Q xuf , 3, A ,4f.., A . Q-.-'nm Q-1649173 92 ,W ,W , 'A , 1-is In if . 'Vs'-50 ' 'W W '-J Qeffv 4,,, 'A JWQ . 'rm x 4, Q . .W 324 .1 A Ld A . - -11 w f ,,,c, The 'Buccaneer The Players DlC.K WOODS - Dick will be back next yearg he was the best defensive end on the team. He will be one of the veterans around whom Coach Bosworth will build his team. DON RIESCORLA-A 200 lb. tackler, Don will hold down his end of the line next year. jACK HOFFMAN - .lack will be another veteran line man next year. jack. playing better than average ball, should go places. ALF SANDAL- A good prospect for next year, Alf was on the injured list this year, NICK Dli XVI'l l'- A boy who will be in for plenty of consideration next year. Nick is fast and tough. DARREL SLIEEPER - Although he didn't play much, his lighting spirit was always in evidence. DAVE CHl'I I'ENDliN- Although the smallest man on the team, Dave hit like a ten-ton truck, his Hnest game was at Muskegon Heights. ALF VER BIZRKMOES - Coming up the hard way, Alf earned a varsity berth late in the season, filling in when Boeve was hurt. JOE LA PENNA -joe was in there hghting all seasong he was plagued by injuries. LLOYD BIEEKMAN-A good blocker and our only place kicker, Lloyd will be back next year. X 8.5. 'tru ei,-, I U51 The Buccaneer The 1944 Football Season LUDINGTON I4 - 6-Starting with a green team the Buc's team overpowered the Orioles. VerMurlen, Boeve, and Hanson led the attack. BENTON HARBOR 7 - 6-The Tigers won a hard fought game. The Bucs came from behind at the half to score a touchdown, only to have the place-kick hit the crossbar. MUSKEGON I3 - 7-The Reds behind 7-6, pushed over a touchdown in the last 50 seconds of play. The Bucs scored on a Hashy razzle dazzle play that had eight men handling the ball, KALAMAZOO 14-0-Playing on a damp night on a strange field the Kazooks rolled up two touchdowns. The Bucs, out-score , were not out-fought, for they gave valiant account of themselves. MUSKEGON HEIGHTS 27 - U--After scoring on a freak play in the first half, the strong Tigers pushed across 5 scores in the last half to win. G. R. SOUTH 40 - 7-The only team this year to penetrate the impregnable South line, the Bucs had the score tied 7-7, but were finally overwhelmed by the powerful Trojans. BIRMINGHAM 6 - 6-In a big intersectional battle the Bucs scored hrst, and at the half led 6-0, The Birminghamers came back strong to tit the score 6-6. The Bucs scored another touchdown in the fourth quarter, but it was called back for illegal blocking. HOLLAND 6 - 0-Losing to their Ottawa County rivals in the last 19 seconds was a bitter pill, It was a bitterly contested game all the way on a bitter cold day. The Bucs were again plagued by bad luck: they scored a touchdown in the third quarter that was called back. .ii New-if i741 :.:: 3 2 'v 3 f 5 ' 1 5 .. if g . -if S 15 h Q MMMMM if ,QS JS 5.141 Razr: I lfroul Roux' lim ,-f Roux' FIRST TEAM Huh Hood, l.glVcrnu Bucvc. Arl llnnsml, Chuck l5cXVill, Huh lyons, lllLllLlj1L'I'. Butts Millcr, Chunk Hamm, linlw Slukn, Corky l.1um'n. BASKETB LL SECOND TIZAM liulw Alnhnwn, -lark X'i'csu-rlmf, UL-nrgv fknmzmt, ci'Di'llUI1 llnrricr, jim Rilwlwink, -Luk lx Burl ,li lui' w .ly lim Raul Pnlcrc 1 lfmm Rnuu' l'hnpm.m. Q 5 ,.wwu1.4 r A7 1L'I'lS, Riclmrnl fillll, Slllllfl lfngcl, lid liucxc, llnwnrd Crm-114.-u-ld, Byron Q, i!Il Il H5 A ia The Buccaneer Who's Who i CORNELL LAMAN: Senior - Forward. Corky saw action in a good share of the games, and he showed up very well every time. Buc fans will miss his clean fast play in the com- ing season. ARTHUR HANSON: junior - Center. Art was the work horse of the team, and his excellent rebound playing made him fit in well in the Buc's line-up. We certainly hope to see Art back next year, for his calmness and clean play will be a necessity to the Blue and Gold. EUGENE MILLER: Senior - Guard, Butts was the sparkplug of all the games. He is a rebound artist, and without his high jumping ability and good defensive playing, our team would have been lost. CHARLES HAMM: Senior - Forward. Chuck's accurate shooting and fast ball hand- ling placed him on the Bucs. He looked espec- ially good in the Greenville game, with his timely passing and basket making. Next year's team will miss Charlie's spark and zip. BOB SLUKA: Senior - Forward. Bob was one of the main scoring threats of the season, His tricky ball handling and good eye for baskets placed him on the all conference n Basketball team. Next year's team will miss his high scor- ing ability. BOB HOOD: Senior - Guard. Bob, the captain of the squad, was one of the best defensive players in the line up. His con- sistent good playing under the basket helped much to make him the leader of the team. CHARLES DE WITT: junior-Forward. Chuck did not have much of an opportunity to play this season, but, since he will have an- other year at high school, we are sure he will be a mainstay on the team next year. LA VERNE BOEVE: junior - Forward. LaVerne is a scrapper whose spark has been a discerning factor in many games. His playing helped much in the winning over Fremont, and he also looked very good at Muskegon Heights. We hope to see him back for the 1945-'46 sea- son. JOHN VAN STRATT: junior -- Forward. john deserves much credit for his clean con- sistent playing. His spark and hard work made him a high scorer on the Blue and Gold all sea- son. We expect john back next year to lead the team to a good season. The Basketball Season The Buccaneer's court schedule got off to a flying start with four successive victories. Zee- land, St. joseph, and Fremont fell quickly be- fore our victorious basketeers, and then we be- gan our trek in the tough Southwesterncon- ference. The Bucs made an impressive 29-19 victory over Muskegon for their first conference game, but then slowed down with six losses, The Blue and Gold players then whipped Muskegon Heights 45-41, only to be followed by another loss to Holland. The last conference game was played in the home gym with the conference winning Benton Harbor Tigers. The Bucs lost the game 43-58, but only after their almost fault- less ball-playing forced the game into an over- time. The Buccaneers entered and won the district tournanment by drubbing Fremont 33-29. Greenville was our next opponent in the first game of the regional tournament, and the Bucs won over them by a score of 36-26. The regional final game was with Allegan, and the Havenites captured the regional tournament title by outscoring the Allegan Jaguars 47-57. Grand Haven was eliminated in the state tour- nament quarter finals by Sturgis. The Bucs could not seem to find the basket, and the score ended at 39-26. Grand Haven placed Forward Sluka on the all conference team, although the rest of the team also played the type of ball that usually wins those positions. Boeve, De Witt, Hanson, and Van Stratt should return next year, and around these boys a team might be built that will capture honors in the 1945-46 season. lf79l The Buccaneer From Raw: Don De W'itt, john Bottle, Mel Meyer, Iohn Mahder, LaVerne Boeve, Louis Vollmer, Kenny Swiftney, jim Ribbink, jack XVesterhof, Howie Groenevelt, Bob Lyon. Burk Row: Carl Westerhtmf, Manager: Bob Hood, Les Miller, Gordon Carrier, Roger Bolt- house, Lloyd Beekman, jack Paterek, jim Gannon, Butts Miller, Bob Fekete. Baseball - 1945 With eight vets from last year's squad and many promising newcomers out, Coach Cohrs' 1945 team shows great promise, Although hampered by cold and rain, they swept their first two games behind the southpaw slants of sophomore, john Mahder, who was backed up by Miller. hrst base: Ribbink. second baseg Meyer, shortstopg Hood, third baseg Bottje, left fieldg De Wfitt, right field, and Fekete in center field. Mahder's battery mate is big LaVerne Boevc. The Hrst victory came on April 26th over Coopersville, by a 10-0 score, with Mahder pitching a two hit shoutout at Grand Haven. A week later Heights was defeated 3-2 on the same diamond. There are six additional games on the Buc sche- dule: two with Holland, the 9th and 15th of Mayg two with Muskegon, one on May Z2ndg and one with Muskegon Heights, on May 18th: and one with Coopers- villc on the 25th of May. C791 The Bzacccaneer Burl Row: Stanley Stolarz, Bob Conkling, Bud Ver Helst, Don De Young, Art Hanson, Ed liosheim. Frou! Roux' Felix Pytlinske, Chuck Hamm, Ed Nixon, Bob Sluka, Byron Chapman, jack Hoffman. Tennis The Buc's tennis squad began the 1945 season with twelve men, live of whom are returning from action in past years. The returning veterans are Bob Sluka, Chuck Hamm, Art Hanson, Byron Chapman, and Bud Ver Helst. The remaining players are rookies, who will probably do much toward winning victories in future seasons. There will be three tournament games, and Bob Sluka, who now holcls the honor of being Conference Singles Champ, will make a high bid in these. During the last two years there has been no state meet, but this year there will be one, and it should be a tough one. Grand Haven will enter three doubles teams and three singles. Wfith these, we plan to make the 1915 season one to be remem- bered. The 1945 schedule is as follows: May 10 - - Muskegon May I5 - - - - Holland May I9 - Conference Tournanment May 26 - - - State Regional june 2 - State Meet fsoj W E3 , i3,C E l. 5D '15 KW 55 SS,yfXf010'QfM,U '22, 2 G mf':,Qfd.,0JL C3 Ulfgmzfmaf MW W Q W ff 1 OJLQfm, C-:flew J rf make ffm! CU ffgflfvlifw C9551 L: if imma f QfDQ'0'CQ?Jlfr?'-Z if Z -EIQWUJZGU X MlQ2Z22T2f:ZQ gn .-2712! fg 624533 Q 'iclibxp ? I V 1 1170slCD f:f z7w1fQmg Q4 gee SS O,f0AfWi6Mf,f 4.6 W , A - Amiga IGQILZX t i C17 0 YZ 'Lf'f M 57 .QCJQ ...,- .......-......:,-.,.. 5-'7 i cl Q1 52412 DMM ,AM, . , ,M 'TEE -if ZAL1 .4 FH' 57 X06 JVL. Jfhdff La, 1xQ' Z 5 5 MEL MQ! JLQ Aclverti ing 1 ,ll X l All' l X 'WT 15' .-15? 4' A ig - A ff-,gy f U51 As you .mil lbrnngb the following pages, lake ll lzirzls eye View of the mllmliyc- lncnlx n'biflJ ilu' lnzxinws nlun nf Grznlzl Ilnren lmrc l'llIIH'lbllfL'l1 in our 19-I3 annual . COMPLIMliN'l'S UF BOTBYL'S GARAGE and Service Station O COMPLIMENTS OF SANDBAR VAN COEVERING'S SANDWICH SHOP GOOD SHOES o ir 108 XX'A5HlNG'l'UN ST, ALL FITTINGS CHECKED BY X-RAY Cwllplinlenls of . . . . A VAN BEUKERING COMl'LlMliN'l'S OI + PAINT STORE THIEI-MAN AUTQ Moomz PAINTS XVALLPAPER AND PAINT sroma it ll N. Seventh St. Phonr: l580 COMPLIMIZNTS Ol' VAN ZYLEN Lumber and Fuel gang Charlie's Lunch if BRliAKl AS'l' 6 - ll A. M, DINNERS I l 24270 - 8:00 P. M SPECIALS Hamburg and Bar-B-Q OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FROM 6 A. M. 'IU l A. M. ir GEORGE AND IIARRIET SCHIPPl5Rb BEST ll lSHI5S TO THE CLASS OF '45 ir B. F. Goodrich Co. and Michigan Auto Parts if PHONI1 IIZ9 l6 N. 7'l'll S'l'Rlili'l' C871 PRINS HEATING CO. Sales and Service in all Hea+ing Equipmen'r ll0l XVASHINGTON STREET PHONE ????? COIIIIIIIIIIHIHS to lbs Class of '-I5 OVER 1000 HIGH SCHOOLS, COI.LEGES, AND THE ARMY AIR FORCES USE OUR WIND TUNNELS FOR PHYSICS R Y D E R ' S AND AERODYNAMICS Barber and Beau+y Shop ' ,k WASHINGTON ST. H13 vim.-1065 Gordon Laughead Co. Frank Irene BOX 274 Grand Haven Michigan - SchoonveId's Food Markei' SANITARY FOOD if MARKET if Fresh Meais and Groceries 6 BEECH TREE STREET Phonc 557 222 N. 7th St. PHONE 298 i' i' COMPLIMENTS OF . . . . JOHN .I. BOER AND SONS Visi'r Our GiH Shop T381 Grand HEIVEII Keniston's Farm Bureau Ice Cream if at LAWN AND GARDEN TRY l'l' FOR LUNCHES Alf'l'1iR SCHOOL SUPPLY I-lliADQUAR'l'l:RS OR A'l' NIGHT GRAND l'lAVliN'S DIEPISNDABLE DRUG STORE .... The Haven Beaufy Sfudio MULDER'S Corner of XVushington and Second Sta. MARINIZLLO 'l'RAlNliD OPIQRATURS PHONE mo Phone 'W' H491 i' CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ir THE BURNSIDE MANUFACTURING COMPANY i SPRING LAKE MICIIIGAN Grand Haven Stamped i' These former employees ar mm serving in the armed forces: VICTOR E. BROXVN THOMAS KOETSIER FRED PECK HOXVARD ROSE XVALTER C. SCHULTZ ROY L. LINDBERG EARL K. HOLSTEGE PETER KELAVA LEON NEINIIOUSE LESTER PODEIN GERRIT XYEAVERS, jR. JACOB BEXVALDA XVALTER PRELESNIK FREDERICK NV. ISERG GUY M. PECK ARTHUR BREMS CLARENCE GROENEVELT DONA LD CO NSTANT i' H05 Mzldismm St. Phone 347 Grand Ilaven, INIichig,zm D101 'lr i' CHRISTMAN LUMBER COMPANY The Big Town Yard wifh 'rhe Small Town Prices 'A' 'I' B A R N 0.K. Grocery Spring Lake, Michigan -pf -k Skating 1 Bowling G. OLGIER - E, KOSTEN GET YOUR .... B'f5 'W'5H'f5 Sherwin Williams FROM MIRACULOUS NEW KEM-TONE XVALL FINISH Y 0 U N G 'S M CA FE Van Tol Hardware l I0-12 N. 7th Phone Z 3.1, PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY Licensed and Hee-1-ing Engineers AUTIIORIZIZD DEALERS Sl-IERXVIN-XVILLIAMS PAINTS Spring Lake, Michigan E913 ongra+ula+ions Best Wishes RUDERSHAUSEN STUDIO iQ! 57 5 ' LEHMAN3 Barber and Bedufy Shop NOVELTY CO. f sk NC IN Besf Wishes Class of '45 XX RAlNb IDINIQIORIJBS N HI ll IRI ANDERSON - BOLLING MANUFACTURING CO. I J Best Wishes to Class of '45 FETT BROTHERS Groceries and Meats PHONE 600 427 NORTH SIXTH ST. Fant Congratulations Class of '45 Monument Works if SENDS :Ts CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE if SENIOR CLASS A -A if I. A. NEIEM Corner Third and Fulton Sts. Phone 436W TOBACCO AND CANDY CO' Keefer's Restaurant Jean Yock's Hat Shop 1oz N. Third sf. O O OOOD FOOD A HAT FOR EVERY OCCASION EOR EVERY SERVED VVITH A SMILE! VUOMAN H41 Compliments of your local A. G. STORE The Model Markei' Erickson's Food Markef JOHN DIEPHOUSE, Prop. 416 ITRUANKLIN II7 S. Fourth Phone 225 Rui+er's Markei' , 1126 XVASHINGTON Phone 1542 i951 Congratulations to the Class of '45 't Refrigeration Sales and Service 212 SAVIDGE ST. Pham- 258 Spring Lake, Michigan Compliments to the Class of '45 if Johnston Brothers, Inc. D. BAKER 8a SON Building Material Insulation and Fuel Boiler Manufacturers PHONE zoz 1 FIZRRYSBURG, MICH. . . Grand Haven Michigan BEST WISHES CLASS OF '45 'A' DORNBOS FISH HOUSE i961 6 65 4427 Congratulations tn lbe Class of '45 BOB'S CASH MARKET MIEATS AND GROCIERIES Spring Lake, Michigan Compliments of Village Varie'ry Shop DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS 441 Saviclgc St. Spring Lake, Mich. THE NIXON MARKET C0mP'Ime +5 Io Ihe Seniors I I FANCY BEEF - VEAL - LAMB AND PORK NlXON'S PRIDE HAM i BACON AND SAUSAGE Phone 192 THE LAKESIDE SUPERETTE Crnrzplirmwls of Compliments of GERARD A. RINGOLD FUNERAL DIRECTOR CITIZENS REALTY Spring Lake INSURANCE I URN ITUR Ii AND HARDXWARE REAL ESTATE FRED'S SUPER SERVICE PI'1iIIip's 66 Produc+s Lee Tires PHONE 91 I7 FULTON and 7TH Complimentx of . . . CITY AUTO TRIM A. BULTHUIS Seventh and Columbus Sl. Phone 590 T981 THE CHALLENGE MACHINERY CO. Mzmufncturcrs of W 4 WS-MAX MN - ww- nu 1:1 J A . ., -:...x.fu::- Printing Machinery f and Utilities GRAND HAVEN MICHIGAN COMPLIMIENTS Ulf , I Poel s Shoe Repair Shop Ray E. Johnson Texaco Oil Station i i 705 XVushington St. Phone 11511 405 N. Seventh St. Phone 9155 Grand Hzlvcn, Mich. Grand Haven, Mich. i991 THE PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK 'k THE BANK IVHERE YOU FEEL AT HOME 'k Member of the Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Michigan's Fines+ 'A' Grand Haven Chamber of Commerce WHITE Priniing and Engraving Co. 'A' Specializing in High School Annuals 'A' 156-140 Division Ave, N. fOppositc Post Ofliccj Grand Rapids, Mich. Exlnblisbcd 189-I fl001 CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE SUNWRS Buy with confidence 'A' Hart Schaffner and Marx Seifert Bros. Doffgrs-wear Bilfoffvfffis BUXVLING AND BILLIARDS sms for Men i' II7 XVushingtun St. Ill Columbus St. Pllons: 186 Kieft Brothers' Clothing ir Groceries - Meats if Central Market ANDRIEXY' H l li Fl' I li Phono 95 I5 N. 7th St. COMPLIMIENTS OF Grand Haven Awning Shop and Michigan Specialty Co. flilll COM PLIM IZNTS O F Van Pelt's ,, Manufacturing Co Savidgc Street SPRING LAKE Puffer-Hubbard Manufacturing Co. Bes'r Wishes if +o The Class of '45 Commercial Refrigerafion Complimen+s of The EAGLE 0TI'AWA LEATHER CO. TANNERS OF LEATHER FOR Luggage Upholstery Shoes fwzj Congra+ula+ions +0 +he Class of I945 May Your Ac'mm,bIislJmcufx Bring You That Sense of joy and Sf1!i.vfm'liou ll lJirlJ Conley W'illJ Aflaieremefll and tl Wfork Wfell Done. CAMFIELD MANUFACTURING CO. Grand Haven, Michigan I 1051 Grand Haven Plumbing Co. Plumbing - Heafing PUMPS AND SUPPLIES 8 S. Seventh Street - Phone 1371 lid. Bfllllllgllllfll Bar! Hmwstrn COMPLIMENTS OF . . . . COM PLIMENTS OF PEEL BROS. TRUCKING A geuts HOLLAND MOTOR BLUE ARROW' A' EXPRESS Mo'roR 'rRANsmR'1' Kiddie Kover Mfg. Co. Te 491 TC M' if 1NERs'1'A'1'E MOTOR NORTH AMERICAN FREIGHT SYSTEM VAN LINES . . . CHILDRliN'S PLAY surrs lm' 255 rm' Zum COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN R. PIPPEL CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '45 Welded Produc+s Co. 116 North Seventh St. Phone SSSNV GRAND IIAVIZN, MICHIGAN BIEST OF LUCK TO THE SIZNIORS i' HENRY CASEMIER if Telephone 175-174 GRAND HAVEN f 1041 Compliments of if The Addison-Baltz Co. 'A' Gfdnd H6V2fI,S Depaffmenf Sf0l'2 GRAND HAVEN S TAT E B A N K Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporat I 1 For GIFTS C0MIJI.IINIIfN'I'S OI: .md OFFICE SUI7PI.IIfS R9iCh3l'df'S Wachter Motor Sales fs i7f.i',-I' ' x I n-IM, I FOR CLO'I'IIIiS The Abigail MERCURY ZEPHYR AND GENERAL REPAIRING The Style Shop SPRING LAKE, MICHIGAN f mm CUMPI IM ISNTS Brian's Novelty Cleaners 01 cr.EANrNe - Pnr-:ssme REPAIRING F. J. RIEMER PHONE 405 I5 N. lnd St. GRAND IIAVISN, MICH. Bm MMS CONGRATULATIONS Ol, SENIORS ! ! i' George V. Hoffer Van Cura's Service Kozicki Complete Food Market cnocrzmzs and FRESH MEATS ll III5IiCII 'I'RIiIi S'I'. PIIONIZ II47 Grand llnvcn, Mich. COMPLIMIQNTS Ol L U D E N ' S TAILORING - CLEANING IIZI XX'usI1ington Sl. Phono l996 Com plim ellis of I Henry A. Koorman QUALITY 1f0O'I'WIiAR FITTED BY X-RAY 207 XVashington Strcct BEST VUISHIES to the CLASS OF '45 ir MoII's Shoe Store I 1071 H s New . . . VELVADEE' MILK qhomogcnizedp I1 'dH or, H hdy 5 I ddg bly fi Mk kddh b 5. Doctors and health .xuthorntlca ruonnmmd xt. P H O N E 5 0 GRAND HAVEN SANITARY DAIRY Stun MILLER'S i' PURE GOLD PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS AND ICE CREAM 9 1 L I 1 COMPLIMENTS OF NEITRINGFS CITY COAL DOCK on the Island if Building Malerial - Roofing - Coal Qualify and fhe Bes'r of Service COMPLlMEN'I'S OF PresIey's Drug Store COMPLIMFNTS OF Lawson's Budget Shop XVOMliN'S AND MliN'S XVEARING APPAREL Hill Hardware Company COMPUMENTS LOVUIZ BROS. PAINTS v1.Ax PAINT fHliA'I' AND ACID PROOF, OF 'flu' Slum' Tlml lirnugbl Hflrrlzmre Prizes Dnzwz in Grmlzl lluren H9 XVASHINGTON STRFET COMPANY 5 1091 Snyder's Creamery Dairy Products SWIFNEYS i' -k HOMOGENIZED MILK uk ICE CREAM BAR Everyihing Wifh a Smile COM PLIM IZNTS COMPLIMIENTS OF I 1 A I CampbeII's Pharmacy or y, Hostetter News Agency Prescription Druggists SPRING LAKE, MK H fuoy LOMI I IMI N I 5 Ol' THE CDLDBERG COMPANY GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN CUNICRA I ULA'l'lONS TO 'l'lil CLAS9 Ol IJ 5 if JONKER HARDWARE I J -m . 1 mr. E31 an QL, iv ,S M ..., iff? Q, my .9-EW' ggi. QQ! NA ' Kg ELn'e,5,, ,Sw K 3 M we 2 f ,, ma. QAM- ' .Q Ei Emi: N557-L The Bastian-Blessing Co. i' MANUFACTURERS i' CHICAGO, ILL, GRAND HAVEN, MILH 51121 High School Students Hold Important Jobs at THE DAILY TRIBUNE Grand Haven's Commercial Home Daily Printing Since 1835 and Engraving Send It to the Laundry HAVEN LAUNDRY I 1 Compliments to the Class of '45 'k TRY OUR FAMOUS KITCIVN COOK'S POTATO CHIPS FOR YOUR SLUNIBIER PARTIISS, BASKETBALL GAMIES, SATURDAY NITIZ CLUB AND FISH FRYS at Kitch'n Cook's Potato Chips IHONIE 9125 870 Ii. SAVIDGIE ST., SPRING LAKI BEST WISHES CLASS OF '45 Superior Plating 9 Michigan and Rustproofing if Sanitary Supply Company 0 Company SPRING LAKIZ 51141 Constant's Radio Shop M 8g M Sc to 51.00 Store 'k 'A' XVE REPAIR ALL KINDS OF THE BIGGEST Ll'I l'Lli STORE RADIOS IN TOXVN Frank's Greenhouse Hi Senior . . Full Line of IHAVIE 'noni GAS FOR YOUR c3ARs Cu? Flowers and Po+'red Planfs fiUMlQfjNQjIj'I' Corsages for The Ladies P 8: E Super Service Bou+onniers for fhe Boys msg xwshingmn Phono mm, fuel LOUIS BREITISLS NELSON FISHER Grand Haven Coal 81 Dock Co. QuaIiIy Fuel and Building Ma+eriaIs 121 S. XVATIZR ST. Kooiman Auto col Harbor City Bakery FIRESTONE STORE Ik Seventh Street QUALITY BAKED GOODS 'k FRESH DAILY De SoI'o PIymou+I1 ,k BIITWII USED CARS 707 XXIEISIIITIIZIOU Phone 935 Com plim euls of COMPLIM ENTS co- OF 1'-'- ENGINEERS AND TOOLMAKERS CarI's Garage --M- Spring Lake, Michigan BEST IVISIIES OF Van Zantwick Funeral Home 'k Charles M. Ayres Herman Van Zantwick 111161 ongratulations L Class of ,45 . . Z, mat ,, ,1 , V O X NM, - The New Escanaba now under consfrucfion fo replace +he 'former one which was moored a+ Grand Haven KELLER TOOL COMPANY I I COMPLIMENTS OF STORY 8: CLARK PIANO CO. BIZST XVISIIES TO CLASS Ulf '45 NORTHWESTERN OIL CO. For Automatic Heat Use Oil CUHNISR IfOUR'l'lI AND MADISON s'1's. GRAND u,wuN c:0NGRA7'ULAT1oNs c10MPLlMlsN'l's SENIORS-' or Difficult Repair Shop WRIGHT'S GRILL IIM BOSMA COMPLIMENTS OF SPRING LAKE STATE BANK Iflliifi Wm. Pnstucrizcd Dairy Products Phone 1458 7.28 Wfznshingttrn ir i' W3l'b9l S Dairy Joe MiIler's Standard Service Vander Zalms Variety Store Atlus Titus Batteries, Auto Necessities Corner 7 th amd jackson St. 'A' COMPLIMISNTSOF VieIlillg'S , Clothes Shop 106 XVASIIINGTON 1:1191 EWALD DRUG CO. coMPL1MrsN'rs 'ro 'rms if CLASS or '45 Cfiginai Cul Raie Hotel Wm. M. Ferry Drug Store COMPLIMFNTS OF Louis Fortino GASOUNE COMPLlMliN'l'S OF COMPLIMFNTS OF Oriental Barber Shop HOMER HAYDEN'S and X 'A' Beaui-Y Parlor Smart Feminine Apparel 'A' PHONE l706 PHONE 54 102 XVASHINGTON S'l BEST XX'lSHliS COMPLIMFNTS OF Kinkema Funeral Grand Haven Maytag Home Company 51101 CBest Wishes . . . Class of '45 ir 'A' ir THE BIG STORE Congratufations Class of 1945 THE DAKE ENGINE CO 51:11 ul' COMPLlMliN'I'S MANUl ACl'URlERS or 01 ALL KINDS T F Peerless U Glove Work CO- Gloves FOR QUALITY EAT Town Talk Bfead PRODUCT Ol' BRAAK'S BAKERY JOHN KLAVER PHONE 959 M'5A '5 und if GRQCHRIIQS Home of Town Talk Cookies ph.,..C is T06 T1-1.f.,.1 sf. fun 1 Congratulations . Class ol '45 on your achievements These former employees of the Challenge Stamping Sc Porcelain CO. are now serving in the armed forces: RICHARD BARNES VUILLIAM BOL CLARENCE BOUXVMAN LADDIE BROLICK CALVIN BULTHUIS ALDINE DONSELAR JACK EOSHEIM RICHARD JOHNSON RUSSELL JOHNSON STEPHEN J. KLOP LYLE MCWILLIAMS HOWARD MINER VIRGIL MORRIS JAMES MUCREY HAROLD A. RINGELBERG RUSSELL RINGELBERG ARNOLD SIPPIERLEY CLAUDE VAN .COEVERING JOHN VAN DYKE, SR. ERNEST VANNATTER GEORGE VEENEMAN MERRILL BARRETT LIEROY STULTS Challenge Stamping and Porcelain Co. 51241 THE SPORT SHOP i, BEST XVISHFS CLASS OF '45 COMIJLIYIIIZ A'I'I-ILIETIC SUPPLIES ,, WEBER'S CAFE H. Bell COMPLIMENTS OF The Oxford Corporation Laminafions and Plasrics Division GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN DAYTON DETROIT TOLEDO Miller Chevrolet Co. if 12 NORTH FIRST STREET ir PHONE .208 GRAND H AVEN, MICH. COMPLIMENTS OF JAMES W. OAKES 81 CO. INSURANCE Nafional U+ili+ies Co. and of RIYAI. ESTATE 228 NYfashingron sr, Phone mx IIIZS1 Compfiments of he N l-lliU'I'. ROBERT VERXVOIERT CPL. KIRK BLOESISR U. S. Army U. S. Army Awarded ihe purple heuri for wounds received in Serving in India. the invasion of Sicily, Bob was one of the first two to graduate under the apprenticeship train- ing program of the High School, 'lr WM. M OS H E R Your Photographer fl261 INDEX TO ADVERTISERS Abigail .,A,,,,,,.,,E.E Addison-Baltz ,.,,. American Brass Novelty, Anderson-Bolling ,. Baker 84 Son, D ....,., .. Barn ...,.................. Bastian Blessing .,.... Big, Store, The .......... Bilz .....,,................,.A Bob's Cash Market ..,,... Boer's Shop ........,,..S. Botbyl's Garage ....,A , Braak's Bakery ......,. Brian's Cleaners ........ Burnside ..,,,,,.,. ,,,,, , ,, Camlield ......,,.S,w,,,,,, ,, Campbe1l's Pharmacy ,..., Carl's Garage ..,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,, Casemier, Henry ......w,... Central Market ,,,,,,, H Page ......106 ...105 .. 92 -- 93 1 96 91 ......1l2 ..l21 91 -V 98 88 . .... 86 . ,... 123 ......107 90 ....,...rl03 ........110 ......116 ....104 ..l01 Challenge Machinery Co ..., .... 9 9 Challenge. Stamping and Porcelain Co ...,..,w,,, ,i,. Ci1arlie's Lunch .............. Cltristman Lumber Co .,,. Citizens Realty ,,,,,,t,ii,,,,A, City Auto Trim ..,...i..ie... Constant Radio Shop .,.,... Dake Engine ...,,.,,...i,,,.,.,,, Difficult Repair Shop ..... Dornbos Fish House ...,.. I Eagle Ottawa Leather Co Erickson Food Market... liwald Drug ............. ...... Fant, William ........., 1' ett Bros ................... Follen Tool Co ........ Fortino, Louis ......,.,.. Franks Greenhouse ........ Fred's Super Service ....... Gordon Laughead Co ...,.. .........124 87 .. 91 98 - ---- 98 .......,.l15 ..122 ........,118 96 .........102 95 1, ...120 94 94 .,....116 .......l20 ......115 98 88 Grand Haven Brass Foundry.. 97 Grand Haven Chamber of Commerce ....................... ..,. 1 00 Grand Haven Coal and Dock..116 Grand Haven Farm Bureau .... 89 rand Haven Maytag Co ......... 120 Grand Haven Plumbing Co ..... 104 Grand Haven Stamp Product.. 90 Grand Haven State Bank ........ Grand Haven Tribune .............. Harbor City Bakery ..,. ,. Haven, The ............ ...... Haven Laundry ....... Hill Hardware ......... Holter, G. V ............ ...... Homer Hayden ......... ................ 1-lostetter News Agency .... ..r. johnson, Ray E .........,.......... ..... johnston Brothers.. jonker Hardware ......... Keller Tool Co ............ Keefer's Restaurant ..... .. Keniston's ...................... Kiddie Kover Mfg, Co... Kieft Brothers Clothing .......... Kinkema Funeral Home ...... .. ' x Kitch n Cook ................ Klaver, john ............ , Kooiman Auto Co. .... , Kooiman, H. A ...... . ,, Kozicki Food Market .... Lakeside Superette, Lan1pe's . ..............,.,,.,,,, , Lawson s ...........,,.,,. ,,,,,.,,,,,.,,, Lehman Beauty and Barber Shop .......,........,......,,,,,,A,,,.,,,, . r Luden s .,........,i,,,,,,,.,,A,A-,,,,,,,,,, M 8: M Store ............ ..,..,, Michigan Auto Supplies .......... Michigan Sanitary Supply Co. Miller's Chevrolet Co ....... Miller's Dairy ......,......,,,,,,. Michigan Specialty Co ..... Miller's Standard Service ........ Model Market ............... .... Moll's Shoe Store ......... Mosher's .............., ..,,,,,, Mulder's Drug Storeu, ,,,,,,,A National Utilities Co ....... N eitrings Coal Dock ......,,,,,.,,,, Nejem, J. A ..................... Nixon Market, The ...... Northwestern Oil Co ......, Oake's Insurance ......... O. K. Grocery ......... ...... Oldberg Co., The ........r..... Oriental Barber 8: Beauty Shop ...................... ............... 51271 Page 105 115 116 89 115 109 107 120 110 99 96 111 117 94 89 104 101 12.3 114 123 116 107 107 98 120 109 92 107 115 87 114 125 108 101 119 95 107 126 89 125 109 94 98 118 125 91 111 120 Page Oxford Co ........ ...... .... ...,--- 1 2 5 P 8 E Super Service ..... . ....... 115 Peel Bros ...... A.. . .. ....l0-4 Peerless Glove. .. .. .. 125 Peerless Novelty .............. ....... l 09 Peoples Savings Bank .... .. 100 Pippel, john R. .... ...... . . ....... 104 Poel's Shoe Store ..... .. .. .... 99 Presley's Drug .......................... 109 Prins Heating Co ..... ............... 8 8 Puffer-Hubbard Mfg. C0 .,....... 102 Refrigeration Sales and Service 96 Reichardt's .... ........... ......... . . . .103 Reimer, F. J ....... ....................... 1 07 Ringold Funeral Home ...... ..... 9 ii Rudershausen Studio .......... .92 Ruiters Market. ...... . ................ 95 Ryders Barber 8: Beauty Shop 88 Sandbar ........ ................ .... . 86 Sanitary Food Market .............. 88 Scltonvt-ld's ......... .... ..... . . 88 Seifert's . .... , ........ ..... ....... 1 1 11 Snyder's Creamery. ..... .. 110 Sport Shop ................... ........... 1 25 Spring Lake State Bank ........ . 118 Story S Clark .... .. . .. IIS Style Shop ..... .. ..... ..l06 Swiftney's . ............. . ..1l0 Thielman Auto Co ..... ....... ..... 8 6 Van Beukering Paint Shop ...... 86 Van Coevering Shoe Shop ........ 86 Van Cura's Service ...,........... ...107 Vander Za1m's ......,.,.. ....... 119 Van Pelts Mfg. Co ......... 102 Van Tol Hardware... 91 Van Zantwick ........................ .116 Van Zylen Lumber Co .........,... 86 Viening's Shop ............,...,,........ 119 Village Vanity Shop ................ 98 Wfachter Motor Sales ................ 106 Warber's Dairy ...,.,..,.. 119 Weber's Cafe ............... 125 Welded Products Co ........... 104 White Printing 8: Engraving CO. .........,,....,.........,.............. 100 Wfm. Ferry Hotel ............ 120 Wright's Grill .......................... 118 Yock's Hat Shop, jean ............ 94 Young Cafe .............................. 91 fl' -' -+'n.' .LV ,. ,, JM' ' F 1 ,,,,,..Jf.. ..,,V JA ,fx ,, , , . um, , 1, , A V ,M .y -I' , . ' ' '-1- . ? ' Pfvkz E v x I ' 1. ,G W .. mfg fl P in Q 'Lmmt ,-A. f K W A , , V 3' ' :-: JAM: .,. -' M. ., 5 ' 'ff Y L -5 if 2' 'EQ ai: 2 br. . 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