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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1946 volume:

A LL 3 Q ' 9- 1: 31 5 fi m hi , 5 ' 4-I ' , . X51 . ., , , 1 . M? ' , 1,fs5a,mq L., Q-4 4- 1 V ,.,, .1.,,-,Y-WH, W, WJ 21711 ,g,...-,1 , ,L -1 -- . - ,, -h - - 'is-t-Q,-.--wiv V we ,f 7,1 -111:-me 5. , A L V,-4 ,-4 -::'4w ..,,,,y.,, ,,, . 14- - , ' , J ,- ,X .f aw. -fm. QF WH A .P ml 3 fvffifl ' Ae -. .1 w r., . ' ,. I, A -' I ' F H .. ,.13p3,. , ,.. 4- , ,Q- 2 Q ' , g 51 7 4 ! .b 1. 5-1 '-- ff -,Z - . ' .5 -,J -gf+,H -. gc, - ' '- F N w . V , , I , N , X , JE, 1 I x . I x X -4 , Y, .I 1 .' J. X 1? . I 3 1 i xl 1 Q v ..x-I l a 4 4 1 U ,J 4 4 1 .X 1 I A I S 3 I F 5 Q 1 l , ! s n. ,u ,,1..,- ' K i. N H fx . 1 1 dv- 1 g H4 af- , V !' , iv. 4 ,r , 1 b ,4- 4 I ' ' I, , ., . V . K I 0 , r , 1 . V . .4 11. ' ' n v u + ., , . ,K ' -IIE, .2 ' V wg -w.L1f The Blue and Gold 1946 FGREWORD We, the 1946 Blue and Gold Staff, present this annual to the students and faculty of the Grand Haven High School. May it always remain to those who read it a reminder of the many pleasant experi- ences we have shared together. Now, as we are about to leave and become alumni of Grand Haven High School, we begin to recall the numerous incidents and experiences that have made our brief stay in high school more pleasant. The memory of these experiences is sometime dimmed by years, but if in any way this annual makes more vivid these memories, our purpose is fully accomplished. l4l Q M. W 55:3 Ui 533 ks f Q unwmw-M ww- ii? nw-Q LMIQYU-ful v ME-'asf-,fat T a ,nal -I-able of Contents Administration Classes . Activities Athletics. Advertising . page page Page Page Page l6l The Blue Gnd STGH . EDITOR . CLASSES . ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES . ATHLETICS . ART . PHOTOGRAPHER SNAPS . . . BUSINESS . TYPISTS , ADVISORS . l7l .ED FOSHEIM .BEATRICE GIGNAC JOSEPHINE DEVRIES ANGENIETA VANTOL JOYCE MCFALL EVELYN FOSHEIM .ESTELLE GIGNAC MARGARET ZOERNER DOROTHY BOON DOROTHY WEAVERS JOAN VANDONGEN . .DONN DEYOU NG JIM KISTLER JACK HOFFMAN .MARILYN JOHNSON HOWARD KOHLOFF BEVERLY BRYTZ .LEO MAIHOFER . .AUDREY EGGERT JULIANNA STRAZANAC .Lois WEZEMAN MARY VYN JACK VAN LOPIK BERNARD YEMC NORMA WARBER . .LORETTA GALLAGHER ELEANOR DEVRIES DOROTHY WHEELER . .MISS BAILEY Miss CAMPBELL Mlss DYKHUIZEN Miss EDGE DEDICATIQN. The 1946 Senior Class dedicates this year book to Doris Balgooyen, Mr. Olsen's secretary. Doris was engaged as Mr. Olsen's secretary the year that we entered high school as freshmen, and her willingness to help us in every way she could has made our short four years in high school a little more pleas- ant. Her friendly smile and cheery dis- position have, indeed, made Doris a true friend of every member of our class. l8l IN MEMCDIQV. There is no death! What seems so is transitiong This life of mortal breath Is but a suburb of the life elysian, Whose portal we call Death. Longfellow. The memory of Adrian Chittenden, who started high school with us, is still alive in the minds of all of us. He will always be remembered as an ambitious and hard working student, who was well liked by everyone. l9l 1 5 s . B M,-. Q M V. 'i IX .W wx .g Q vr -' RX? 2 ,A rim-I Quan i 9 ..K.. E993 'lm H H00- s 5 T Q N s wwf' as E is 5 . Tl 'A ...Q ..q-as W, L 5 5 P, 5 ,,a 'ws U , in 5 E xt ,ff 1.A ,,., xf-'ffwgwmaa f .1 f Q Ei X ,nqfwfffm 1. 'E X 4 W ff :Q f l 'ww X, V1 rf ,s e ,- V 'X ' e bfi +G gi if Q25 we if. Q, 5 2 2 3 n To the Student Body: The youth of tomorrow will need a well-trained mind in a healthy body since we are entering an era of highly competitive living. Success will come to those who are willing to pay the price of preparation. Make the most of your opportunity. EARL H. BABCOCK, Superintendent. l12l .4 E fp 1 i , ar are fir Seniorr of 1946: During the war our whole national effort was bent in the direction of destruction, the destruction of our enemies' homes, his cities, his transportation facilities, and his armies. As a nation we were successful in our effort. Our enemies have been defeated and destroyed. We now face a world littered with the debris of war. Millions of our fellowmen, allies and former enemies alike, are without homes, families, or food. Hunger stalks almost every country in the world. These are some of the crying needs requiring a solution. Upon your generation lies the responsibility of finding a just answer to these and other problems. I can think of no greater honor that could come to you than to have it said by your friends, He played an important part in straightening out the mess left by the war. Good Luck! Sincerely yours, GLENN H. OLSEN, Principal. ll3l l N 1 4 ' ' Lee Arnold, B.S. General Shop Kathleen Austin, B.S. Commercial ix it 41101: 'VX Geraldine Bailey, A.B. I . In Commercial pf Annual Board .tiil-Q 1-4.1-ii. Helen Beu, A.B., A.M. S Social Studiex 3 cl FACULTY I l14l Claud A. Bosworth, B.S., A.M. Director of Vocational and Adult Education Football Coach Esther A. Campbell, A.B., A.M. Social S tudiex Annual Board Gustave V. Cohrs, B.S., A.M. Social Studie! Virginia Dykhuis, B.S. Girly' Pbyxical Education G.A.A. Geraldine Dykhuizen, A.B., A.M. Englixh Annual Board Cora Edge, A.B. Art Aft Aa'1'i:or for the Annual Margaret Ernst, R.N. Nurxex' Aide Lewis H. Hodges, B.S. Head of Vocational Education Director of Veleranf' Training Inxlitule FACULTY U51 I N f Kenneth A. King, I B.S., M.S. I Mechanical Drazring Rifle Club Lois B. King, A.B. Matlaematirx 1 :fi 0 If : w D Bannister Merwin, B.s. 'fu Banrl W' u-.-T......Lt, Bernice Oatmen, A.B., A.M. 5' Latin and E nglisb Z cr Lalin Club -N X Alf' 1: K 'fu if ..ii.i.... .-.,-..-.-Q S E J Keith Odle, B.S., A.M. Coordinator of Dirtrihutiife Education Maurice Overholt, B.S. Coordinator of Veterans' Training I nxtitule Palmer Quackenbush Orchexlra and Choir Virginia Rock, A.B. English S peech Cluh FACULTY U61 Frank Sanders, B.S., M.S. M athematici' and Science Sandrene Schutt, A.B., A.M. Englifh Student Council Viva Shell, B.S. Home Economic: and Perxonal Regime Steven Sluka, B.S. Boyx' Physical Education Baxkethall Coach Doris Sutherland, B.S. I Englixh and Librarian Ernest Swanson, A.B., A.M. Mathematicf and Science Student Council Marian Swanson, A.B. Mathematic: and Social Studier jack Thoma, B.S., A.M. Science and Boyr' Counxelor Saturday Nite Club FAC LI LTV U71 Avis Towers, B.S. Home Economic: Richard Van Der Kolk, A.B., A.M. Science and Mathentaticx Student Council Martin Van Schelven Coordinator of Bufinesx Education Leone Walters, A.B., A.M. Commercial f I-47 rr -1-l.-.. .-..l.-.i I x I I -N if iff 417 11 'fu ff 5 5 J 1. Gerrit Wiegerink, A.B. Coordinator of Trade ami lndustry Director of Adult Education Hi-Y Hattie Young A.B., A.M. S pzmixla and Girls' C oumelor Student Council Marjorie Young, B.S. Speech Dramatic C ouch S peecla Club Doris Balgooyen Secretary to Mr. Olxen FAC ULTV f,,, le is U81 Norma Jean Brazda Secretary to Mr. Hodges Fern Fulk Vocational Department Secretary Berdean H. Rose Secretary to Mr. Babcock Irene Strahsburg Secretary to Mr. Babcock A K, A nw V Rf, Q .Q 5,1ff1. k ' Q- I Qf 'ff 4 V 3 h X 5 A E ,av MM ,ls QL wise-4 M WW Q wwf 1, e Ll xllxxl X Semen PLAY ? fl P jg? 'Q J Q -. 7- ,f ANNUAL BOARD 5 5 cf' PROM elf if ds SEE SENICDR I-ICDNCDR PAGE CLASS OFFICERS Ed Fosheim jim Ribbink Don Rescorla Linn Soule Presidenl Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Howard Fosler Angenieta Van Tol Valedictorian Salulalorian SENIGR I-IGNQR ROLL Howard Fosler Angenieta Van Tol James Kisrler . Helen Seaberg . jack Van Lopik . Bernard Yemc OF CLASS OF 1946 7. Marshall White 8. Dorothy Tysman 9. Marjorie Liesen 10 Loretta Brouwer ll. Marilyn Johnson l20l John Bottje Josephine DeVries Donn DeY0ung Joyce McFa1l Floyd Klouw Edna Mount Norma june Armstrong G.A.A. Choir Nurses' Aide Havenite There Mm! be a Way Alice Bartunek School Paper Alice Blue Gown Lloyd George Beekman Football I'1'e Got Rbyibm Delores Bolt Senior Play Home Ec. Club I Hare the Kifses of Delorex SENICDIQS Dorothy Boon Student Council Speech Club Senior Play Annual Board Perxonality John Bottje Basketball Baseball Saturday Nite Club Speech Club Patience and Forlitude Loretta Madge Brouwer Glee Club 1. A Kin' Goodnight Beverly Brytz Annual Board Nurses' Aide Our lo the Old Swimming Hole l21l 3 i 4 'L' ...- -. .5 SKIP DRY If, 4 I ...Q I 'D I I In gutll' HJ 'HJ , f I 3 A BACCA- C LAUREATE X I GRA DU- ATION X' sr , waxy 7 5 Ci ' I Xylxll X Semorz PLAY ? fl P XI Q I 5 I 5.7- p ANNUAL BOARD 5 G' J' PROM J 3 Q? SENICDRS E Patricia Burns E G.A.A. ' Nurses' Aide Nurxie Paul Burton Chatlerhox Gordon D. Carrier Basketball Baseball What Do You Want to Make Those Eye! at Me For? Henry john Crum Thir IJ' the Laxt Time l22l Leo DeGram just a Prayer Away Eleanor DeVries Annual Board Senior Play If You Were lhe Only Girl Josephine DeVries Latin Club fVice-president? Speech Club f Secretaryj Senior Play Annual Board Student Council Wishing Charles DeWitt Hi-Y Basketball Oh, Lady Be Good Donn DeYoung Football Tennis Senior Play Annual Board Hi-Y Rifle Club Amour Erma Dean Diephouse I Don? Care Who Knouur It Edward A. Donner Can? You Read Between the Liner Lawrence Eckhoff Rifle Club West Shore Symphony SEIXIIORS 1231 Audrey J. Eggert G.A. Girl Reserves Glee Club Senior Play Saturday Nite Club Annual Board Speech Club There, I'zfe Said It Again Edward Fosheim Senior Class President Hi-Y QPresidentJ Saturday Nite Club Basketball Football Tennis Havenite Student Council Senior Play Annual Board qEditorJ Apple for the Teacher Evelyn Fosheim Annual Board Student Council Senior Play Latin Club Golta Be Thi: or That Howard Fosler Student Council 1Presidentj Let'.r Take the Long Way Home 4 .- i L -5 5 vi .5 SKIP D AY I ' 2 t... .,,, l ill!-I X 'il P? if C' LAUREATE I Y AN l BACCA- I fx 1 N:iiii,ilr GRA ATI DU- ON AY f 0 1 WXQWCAC' 7 l' Li ' n xllxll s Semorz PLAY ? ll 2 XIV Q I Q I ,. ANNUAL BOARD 5 5 d' PRQM J' in GE ik Courtney Frifeldt Basketball Take It Eaxy Beverley Frovog Cheerleader The Man I Love Loretta Gallagher Home EC. Club Annual Board Life lr jan a Bowl Cherries James Gannon Latin Club Hi-Y Baseball Senior Play Student Council Yah-Ta-Ta, Yah-Ta-Ta SENICDRS lZ4I jean Gieseking G.A.A. Home Ec. Club Speech Club Come, forephine, in My Flying Machine Beatrice Gignac Speech Club Choir Saturday Nite Club Senior Play Annual Board The Wirh That I Wirh Tonight Estelle Gignac Student Council Speech Club Annual Board Senior Play Saturday Nite Club Pirlol Parkin' Mama Loretta Green Dark Eyes l l 'E SENIORS Hadlel' Hecksel Marilyn Johnson Plfymff speech Club Saturday Nite Club G.A.A. Annual Board Senior Play My Buddy Harley Gene Hecksel 1'll Walk Alone Edward Kennedy Buzz, Buzz, Buzz mul Jack Hoffman Donn A. Kiel: Football Tennis Ch0i1' Student Council Senior Play Choir ' Speech Club Saturday Nite Club Bell Bottom Trouxers Kitten on the Key: RaYm0nd Jeske P.F.C. Henry Leon Klugas Rifle Club Baseball 20th Air Force School Dayr While You're Away l25I r I l -. 5. 2? ..p- v. .Ci SKIP IJRY' l l l'i Lg- Il ll, ml' Ili! W HMI 'll lt l -Lllasl . f 'D I Y ABACCA- F 3 LAUREATE . I x I GRADU- IYTIOP4 :NW Q5GPf???4 7 y 5 . CI I Xylxll X SENIOR PLAY ? fl P X l Q I 5 I ,- ANNUAL BOARD or ff PRQM cl' in de ak James O. Kistler Speech Club Latin Club Havenite Saturday Nite Club Senior Play Annual Board Basketball Doctor, Lawyer, I miian Chief Floyd Klouw Latin Club There Goex That Song Again Mary Lou Koats Student Council Band CTreasurerD Senior Play . Don? Stop Me, Bahy Howard L. Kohloff Annual Board Speech Club Senior Play Sweet and Lovely SENICDRS i261 John Kosanic Oh, johnny joseph La Perma l'lZ Be Around David LaVercombe Baseball Orchestra Rifle Club Sweetheart of All My Dream: Marjorie Liesen Speech Club Glee Club Pleare D0n't Say No Nyda Rae Link Glee Club G.A.A. Speech Club Fm Glad I lVai!e1l For You Rachel Marie Link Glee Club Spring Lake Breeze Yozfre So Good lo Mu Kenneth Makin Alone Dorothy Marvel Home Ec. Club Bobby Sox Tune SENICDRS l27l Joyce McFall Annual Board 2 3 i -. -1 .in- '. G.A. Choir Senior Play lim E SK I P Marilyn Meilinger D A Y Senior Play Choir Eafy Slreel Ray Mieras Thi: IJ zke Army james Millar Rifle Club Hi-Y Football Band Lovely Night IH ' yl I ' 'E 3 s I l 4BACCA- F ljLAUREATE I N I GRADU- ATION YK QN , 156Ff???4 4 I 4? CJ ' I Xylxll l Semen PLAY ? ll P Xl Y? I B I 5.7- ,- ANNUAL BOARD 5 ,JL J PRQM cl' 3 GE QE Eugene Miller Baseball Basketball Football At Lai! June Miller Student Council Home EC. Nurses' Aid june Corner Around Every Year Leslie Miller Hi-Y Football Could Be Edna Mount Latin Club F. H. O. Aviation Club Through the Years SENICDRS an 3 28 Charles Nelson Old McDonald Had a Farm Robert Arthur Opperman I'm Beginning to See the Ligbl Lois Parchert Lilly Bell 12 Loretta Pellegrom Senior Play Caledonia Eric Peterson Student Council Saturday Nite Club Stranger in Town Fred Peterson Whalrhu Say joe Rebat Football Whatcha Know, joe Don Rescorla Football Hi-Y Choir Mr. Five hy Five SENIORS l29l james Ribbink Football Basketball Baseball Hi-Y Choir Senior Class fVice-Presidentj Saturday Nite Club Hubba - Hubba Bernard Ruiter 'S Wonderful Robert Wayne Ruiter Baseball Rifle Club Little Brown jug Alfred Samdal Football Baseball Band Good Nile, Sweetheart E L L 3 ,1- .6 SKIP DAY l 5 lll 'l JL y I ... ,,-, 1 . f U l Y I - z 'C l BACCA- F' 3 LAUREATE re I 1 ! GRADU- ATION ov , 'NVQ 7 Cl 'I Xl! xl, l SENIQQ PLAY ? ll P Xl Y? I s I ..7- .- ANNUAL BOARD 5 ,Ji d' PRQM ff 2 ik Helen Seaberg Senior Play I'm a Big Girl Now Anna Shashagway Choir lfy Love, Love, Love Doreen Skinner Home Ec. Club I Fall in Love Too Eaxily Linn Sciule Football Hi-Y Senior Class Treasurer IFJ a Hap-Hap Happy Day SENICDRS 30 Shirley Jean Stoddard l'll Be Seeing You Julia Ann Strazanac Home Ec. Club CTreasurerJ Latin Club Annual Board S mall F ry Roger Swanson S wanee Jacquelyn Swifney Loaixe SENICDRS Merlin Terrill john Allen Tysman Basketball and The Love Bug Track CCo1dwaterJ Magic ix the Moonlight Marian Teska 'vi N ' Dorothy Van C , C ' ' Jingle, Jungle ' oelermg I'll Be Seeing You fe Frederick W. Turner Inez Vanderhil Rifle Club Saturday Nite Club latin Club Speech Club Senior Play If I Had My Way Student Council Scatter Brain Dorothy Tysman Smfdwp My Guyr Come Back I 31 I Donna Vander Wagen - L -Q i .. .6 SKIP DAY I 1 1' I P . f'D I Y if H luv ,sn gfff f J-Ugg A BACCA- Q LAUREATE X 1 I GRADU- ATION NA , 'Niki 4 eg Cn I Xilxll X Samoa PLAY ? fl P X I l 'P A S? I Q I :gr' ,. ANNUAL Bonno 5 ffl cl' PRQM ff 2 ik Merlene Vander Wagen Sleigh Ride in july joan Van Dongen Latin Club Havenite Annual Board My Devotion Jack Van Lopik Speech Club Havenite Senior Play Hi-Y Annual Board Sentimental journey john Van Strait Football Basketball Class President C Sophomore and junior? Choir Student Council fPresident and Secretaryh My Fmt, My Last, My Only M SENIORS S S .,.::,. , . A K hh i l52l Angeneita Van T01 Student Council Senior Play Annual Board All al once Elsie Van Vleet A Friend of Your: Bud Ver Helst Tennis Choir Senior Play Hi-Y I'a' Do It All Over Again Ludwig Vollmer Football Baseball Tell It to the Marine: Marilyn Voss Speech Club Annual Board Senior Play Student Council If I Loved You Mary Vyn G. A. A. Band Choir Student Council Senior Play Stnzzvberry Blonde Helen Warber Onzy, Twozy Norma Warber Speech Club Annual Board Senior Play Choir There Goes That Song Again SENIQRS l33l Dorothy Weavers Annual Board Senior Play What Make: ihe Sun Set Lois Wezzeman Latin Club Annual Board Senior Play Deep Purple Dorothy Wheeler Annual Board G,A.A. Brown Eyex Eugene Wfierenga Lazy Bon EJ ii 1. -1. -.. -Q The , . .Q SKIP DRY v li L f C. 1 I li l t 'C 4 BACCA- 3 iLAUREATE , I N I GRADU- ATION of? , Wwf 7 F 3 EJ ' n X llxll r Samoa PLAY 7 ll P Xl? 5 ,- Q J B fQ?- ANNUAL BOARD 5 J of' PROM cl it OF ,ak Don Wilson Choir Football Baseball Rifle Club H i-Y U mil Tomorrow Bernard Yemc Saturday Nite Club Annual Board Juke Box Saturday N ite SENIOIQS Patricia Roosien It Might AJ Well Be Spring l i I3-41 Margaret Zoerner Student Council Senior Play Choir Saturday Nite Club Speech Club Annual Board Home Ec. Club Havenite Song of India jane Van Zylen Nurses' Aide Till lfae End of Time SERV - 3 uct ' -.. L SK I P I I 5 1 Arthur Hanson Jack Hoebeck Kenneth Swiftney 4 , i ll V ' Five members of the class of 1946 entered some branch of service during the year Ji wg 1946. If they had been able to continue, they would have been graduated with this r -D year's class. The other members, whose pictures do not appear, are Dick Woods and I P I Alfred Ver Berkmoes. 1 I 3 I BACCA- t LAUREATE X I G RA DU - AT I ON 00 , V f Wa x l351 f 3 ID n XJIXII I Semen. PLAY ? Q P at Y? I s I 5. 7- , ANNUAL Beam: 5 ,QF J' PRQM J' an UE Sak CLASS WILL We, the senior class of Grand Haven High School, Grand Haven, Michigan, United States of America, not knowing what may befall us and being aware that soon we shall leave these halls forever, do hereby publicly make our first and last will and testament. I, NORMA ARMSTRONG, bequeath my quietness to Martha Vandenberg. I, ALICE BARTUNEK, leave my long trips to school every morning to Gene Connor I, LLOYD BEEKMAN, leave my placce on the football team to Jack Paterek. I, DOLORES BOLT, will my winning ways to Betty Byl. I, DOROTHY BOON, will my red plaid corduroy slacks to Dolores Meyers. I, JOHN BOTTJE, will my high I. Q. to anybody on the Dr. I. Q. program. I, LORETTA BROWER, will my swing and sway to Sammy Kaye. I, BEVERLY BRYTZ, will my 7th hour jaunt to art class to my sister. I, PAT BURNS, leave to take Gracie Allen's place. I, PAUL BURTON, leave my pyrotechnical formulas to the atom bomb scientists. I, GORDON CARRIER, leave my parking place on the oval to Freddie Roberts. I, HENRY CRUM, leave my job at Erickson's to Don DeWeese. I, LEO DEGRAM, leave my limousine to Ken Wilson. I, MICKEY DEVRIES, will my pretty hair to Mickey Coon. I, JO DEVRIES, will my late excuses to someone who can't think so fast in the morning. I, CHUCK DEWITT, will my name Dumber to Ken DeWitt. I, RED DE YOUNG, leave my curly hair to Bob Taylor. I, ERMA DEAN DIEPHOUSE, leave my quiet ways to Muriel Jacobson. I, ED DONNER, leave my 6th hour bookkeeping class to the girls. I, LARRY ECKHOFF, leave my violin to Davie Poel. I, AUDREY EGGERT, will my bangs to Alvina Beukema. I, FLUM FOSHEIM, will my seat on the basketball bench to Howie Groeneveld. I, EVIE FOSHEIM, will my freckles to Delores Snyder. I, HOWARD FOSLER, bequeath my A's to anyone learning the alphabet. I, COURTNEY FRIFELDT, leave my car in the garage. I, BEV FROVOG, will my nose to Jimmy Durante. I. LORETTA GALLAGHER, leave my bookkeeping ability to Miss Walters. I, JIM GANNON, will all my spare time to Vic McFadden. I, JEAN GEISEKING, leave my heel-less shoes to Nan Broekema. We, BEA and PIP GIGNAC, leave our giggles to Cleone Barnett. I, LORETTA GREEN, leave my long hair to Joan Davis. We, THE HECKSEL TWINS, leave our jitney-we're gettin' the ol' man's car. I, JACK HOFFMAN, leave, let the girls find another Casanova. I, RAY JESKE, leave my apprenticeship training classes to anyone who wants to take a snap course. I, MARILYN JOHNSON, leave my artistic ability to Michaelangelo. I, PETE KENNEDY, will my car to the dump custodian. I, DON KIEFT, bequeath my ability to play the piano with my feet to Gary Byl. I, JIM KISTLER, leave the women, I didn't want them anyway. I, FLOYD KLOUW, leave my willful wishes to some blissful freshman. I, MARY LOU KOATS, will my drum playing ability to Barbara McCall. I, HOWIE KOHLOFF, leave my Troubetskoi. I, JOHN KOSANIC, will my understanding of grocery business to Casemiers. l36l CLASS WILL I, JOE LAPENNA, leave my name to some struggling cigar firm. I, DAVE LAVERCOMBE, leave to join my brother. I, DOLLY LIESEN, leave my dimple to Jack Plowman. We, NYDA and RACHAEL LINK, leave Eleanor the missing link. I, JOYCE MCFALL, leave with Jim. I, DOROTHY MARVEL, leave to grow a little bigger. I, MARILYN MEILINGER, bequeath my seat at Presley's to Freddy Mosher. I, RAY MIERAS, bequeath my timidness to Don Plowman. I, JIM MILLAR, leave for the Army. I, BUTTS MILLER, leave my fifth year to my brother Willie. I, JUNE MILLER, bequeath my trips to the 'fBarn to my sister, Doris. I, LES MILLER, will my motorcycle to Arnold Reenders. I, EDNA MOUNT, will my brains to some struggling freshman. I, CHARLES NELSON, bequeath my quietness to Don Peel. I, ROBERT OPPERMAN, leave. I, LOIS PARCHERT, leave my curly hair to Mary Burr. I, LORETTA PELLEGROM, leave Warber's long enough to graduate. I, ERIC PETERSON, leave Wiegerink. I, FRED PETERSON, leave, washing windows. I, JOE REBAR, leave my knowledge of physics to Jack Mead. I, DON RESCORLA, leave my nickname Porky to Pat Burns. I, JIM RIBBINK, leave my Hubba, Hubba to Jim Haan. I, PAT ROOSIEN, will my Bobby Sox to Dolores Dusterwinkle. I, BERNARD RUITER, will my smile to Dick Martin. I, BOB RUITER, leave my little brother. I, AL SAMDAL, leave Bev VanderMeiden. I, HELEN SEABERG, leave my quiet ways to Eddie Boeve. I, ANN SHASHAGWAY, will my alto voice to Eileen Wry. I DOREEN SKINNER, leave my blonde hair to Shirley Coon. 7 I, LINN SOULE, leave my nickname Sewer to the Drain Commissioner. I, SHIRLEY STODDARD, leave my winning ways to Bing Crosby's horses. I JULIA ANN STRAZANAC, will my height to Helen Beach. 1 I, ROGER SWANSON, will my flying ability to Gordy Klouw. I JACQUELYN SWIFNEY, leave my seat in civics to Vic Suits. 1 I, MERLIN TERRILL, bequeath my traffic tickets to my brother. I, MARIAN TESKA, will my clumsiness to Jerry Keyes. I, FRED TURNER, will my plaid shirt to Bob Dornbos. I, DOROTHY TYSMAN, will my business-like manner to my sister. I, JACK TYSMAN, have left. I, DOROTHY VAN COEVERING, bequeath my shy manner to Cornelia Turner. I, INEZ VANDERHIL, leave my third hour trips down to XVarber's to Eleanor Euwema. I, DONNA VANDER WAGEN, will my rides in from Ferrysburg to Mary Bramer. I MERLENE VANDER WAGEN, will my weekly Saturday trips out to the Tannery to Verabelle Clay. I, JOAN VAN DONGEN, leave C. I, JACK VAN LOPIK, will my talent in art to DeLayne DeYoung. I JOHN VAN STRATT, leave my place in football to Jim Roberts. 9 l57l Ii .- -... 1 -5 .Tin- .- .5 SKIP DRY u ln JL I Q BACCA- C LAUREATE X 1 I GRADU- ATION at , waxy! 7 V J-A I l -... ll, xl' llfl QIMHUWL 5 Mag. l I s 'C Yi -... 1 an.. :Eh- .. .6 SKIP DAY I l IHS M I I I I' ll1l -LUN! ll 8 lllH1'l,J. . mf? z 'C x L QBACCA- F 3 jLAuREATE .Nr I GRADU- ATION CLASS WILL , ANGENIETA VAN TOL, leave my A's to Elsa Bennett. . ELSIE VAN VLEET, leave my Sunday winnings to Yehudi. I, JANE VAN ZYLEN, leave to join Yuts. , BUD VER HELST, will my T-shirts to Bob Mersereau. I, LOUIS VOLLMER, leave my car at the nearest junk dealers. , MARILYN VOSS, leave my stay at the hospital to the nurses , MARY VYN, leave for modeling school. , NORMA WARBER, leave my ability in Speech to Willie Law , HELEN WARBER, bequeath my silent lips to Marilyn Kohlolf , DOROTHY WEAVER, leave my dark hair to Nancy Dornbos , LOIS WEZEMAN, leave my quietness to Mr. Thoma. , DOROTHY WHEELER, leave my knowledge of civics to Dort Wlestra , EUGENE WIERENGA, leave my grin to Gerry Rescorla. , DON WILSON, will my girl in Newaygo to future campers , BERNARD YEMC, will my job as Saturday Nite Club president to Nancy Presley , MARGARET ZOERNER, leave my ZH to anyone who is at the end of everything This will has been drawn up and attested to the first day of April in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty-six. THE CLASS or 1946 OUR WILL Now that we have come of age, Now that we are wise and sage, We are ready for the kill And will make our final will. To the Juniors and their friends, We really ought to make amends, For we know they'll have a fit When they must learn English Lit. To you, Sophs, so simple, jolly, We leave each carefree Junior folly And we warn you to be kind To those Frosh we leave behind. To you, Frosh, so bold and green, We leave each Seniorls realized dream We've made the grade, it's up to you To buckle down and follow through. And so we leave a smile and tear For G. H. S.ers here next year, Good-bye, good luck, and don't be blue Though it's au revoir from us to you. - Josephine DeVrzer 7 Ng Y ' 1943 1944 1945 1946 welll IAXIWGYS l2ZfTl6fTllDZI' . Our first year at Grand Haven High School, that feeling of anticipation, the get-acquainted parties with the upper classmen being so swell, electing Dolores George, president, jack Hoffman, vice-president, Lois Klempel, secretary, and Beth Mersbach, treasurer, our eagerness to please, the exam dance, which we tried so hard to make successful -- suddenly it was over and our first year was behind us. Starting out our second year with zest and pep, that feeling of confidence, helping the Saturday Nite Club to put on their all school party, the election of our class officers-john Van Stratt, president, Ray jeske, vice-president, Mary Vanden Berg, secretary, and Jack Tysman, treasurer. Being upper classmen at last! Tearing our hair out over history tests, Hamlet, and chemistry quizzes, the juke box at Presley's-antidote for all cases of scholastic poisoning, that gay feeling, those pink and blue slips, electing john Van Stratt, president, Ed Fosheim, vice-president, Dick Woods, secretary, LaVerne Boeve, treasurer, the scrap drive-our contribution to the war effort, the junior - Senior prom- our gift to the seniors, soft lights and dreamy music, looking forward to being seniors-a long awaited realization of our dreams. Coming back this year, feeling important at last but pretty insignificant after all, getting our senior pictures taken, deciding to take it easy and finding we had twice as much work to do as before, our senior play, Kind Lady -a lot of work but also a lot of fun, electing Ed Fosheim class president, jim Ribbink, vice president, Don Rescorla, secretary, Linn Soule, treasurer, worrying about Blue and Gold deadline-but not too much, that loose-end feeling, senior skip day with most of us singing Why don't we do this more often? , the prom-our last high school formal, graduation night with our hands hot and sticky and our knees trembling foolishly, feeling this is the end-as if a page had just been turned, never to be read again. The years may be long, hard, and very different, but we'll always remember. l59l -- Xllxl, X Semen PLAY ? fl P X6 Q I s I .-J' p ANNUAL BOARD 5 J' d' PRQM cr 5 ff EM my 'C JLJNICDRS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Prefirienx ........ JACK PATEREK Vice-President . . . DON DUCEY Secfemry . HELEN VAN BURGEL Tvfeamrer . . JACK MEAD Row 1-Charles Anderson, june Barnes, Cleone Barnett, Robert Beckett, Evelyn Bentley, jean Berryman, Alvina Beukema, Lois Blanchard, Phyllis Bogart. Row 2-C. Boomgaard, Peter Boomgaard, Dorothy Borchers, Paul Borchers, Joanne Bos- worth, Mary Bramer, Nan Broekema, Mary Burr, Betty Byl. Row 3- Priscilla Casemier, Lois Chittenden, Richard Chittenden, Eugene Conner, Arlene Cook, Shirley Coon, Robert Cosier, Peter Crum, Mary Davison. Row 4 Sue DeLille, Don DeWeese, Don DeWitt, Kenneth DeWitt, Margaret DeYoung, Don Dirkse, Marilyn Doering, Patricia Donahue, Don Ducey. . 5' , ': ' 211, ' .' ' .Q 1: ' , Z - 4 - - A -' A lg - , V In 55.-,az Q 1'- , , 3, .5 , 5 : I W ? , R , LI if I i ' K b C ,. x K 4 X 6 X Q 0 if 'V 'Q Q Q 3' Q I' f , 'Y 2 Y ,. O Rau' 5 ' K -- , H11 is . Delores Dusterwinkle, Marvin Ernst, Eleanor Euwema, jo Ann Fisher, Bill Gleason, Howard Groenevelcl, Catherine Hackstock, Dorothy Hackstock, Shirley Haiker. l4ll i CARE' worw UNIOR PLAY 'i W pfzom PLANS We w 0 0321 o Q CARE' WORN i' 5, ,. , JUNICDRS 1 ,s ilk ,Q 4' ,... . . ,ix ,,,,, , . V AL7. , . - ,, if B , 'H f -- - . , '- , E V , - ' ,Q . N -, -.--' N . f . 'H ., Viz. - Row 6-Charlene Hamm, Kenneth Harris, Richard Hockenbraugh, Barbara Houghtaling, Muriel Jacobson, Robert johnson, Maurice joldersma, Marilyn joy, Gerry Keyes. .t I V V 1 - V iii E, . .,... rr- .,,. . , N ' - . , f f w:-2 , . k ' te.-: - . , , a .,.r , 1 Z., , . AEM, Z, if ,Q if , ' ' if aw . ' qs ,f . . 4 Q 6 1 5 'I 9 r Y 3 1 Y 1 r b :V V I Ekzi 1,.lV p , b Ziil A p i ZEI pi , , -- K ,M 1 Q I ., , 1 Row 7- Marion Kinzel, Gordon Klouw, Harold Krause, Dorothy Kruizenga, Shirley Kuhlman, Robert Lampson, Jim Lange, Delores Leonard, Ben MacNeill. w Row 8-june MacNeill, Harriet McCall, john Mahder, Leo Maihofer, Richard Martin, Bud Masselink, Arlan Mastenbrook, lone Meeusen, Bob Mersereau. U N l O R p p Row 9 -jackie Meyers, Chuck Miller, Barbara Montague, Lenore Murphy, jean Olthof, jack W 1 Ott, joan Parks, Dolores Pedelty, Lois Plews. i ll ' ,:,- '-- 2 lr. at 1 '- -'l'LL diiigh S? fa i,M- a a Vfeff?i5 A v y '- 1 A ' R ' L C W 1 .a.c 1, are -- paom PLANS We Jglx V8 vix XX 'Sf QV' O O . 1 - Row 10-jack Plowman, Arnold Reenders, Glen Ringelberg, Jeanie Roloff, Carol Roossien, Irene Rosin, Helen Rosso, Martin Rothi, Lois Ruster. Row 11-Adeline Schultz, Arlene Secory, Eleanor Seifert, Hilda Slootmaker, Paul Smith, Delores Snyder, Roger Snyder, Betty Spangler, Chris Sprott. Rau 12 Adelaide Stap Mickey Stricklen Marshall Teums Phyllis Tripp, Cornelia Turner, Doris Tysman Ann Urbanlk Helen Van Burgel Martha Vanden Berg. l42I JUNICDRS Row 13 Carolyn Vanden Brand, Dorothy Vander Zalm, Harold Vander Zwaag, Loretta Van Hall Lois Van Oordt, Charlotte Ver Berkmoes, Gerald Ver Berkmoes, Shirley Ver Hoeks Joyce Vickers. Row14 Phyllis Vink, Joy Voshel, George Walsh, jacquelyn Welling, Jack Westerhof, Dorothy Westra, Gerald Wfiebenga, Eldora Williams, Robert Wolniakowski. Row 15-Mary Young, Caroline Zlotnicki JUNIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR Jacquelyn Arthur Don Berg Laverne Boeve Alvin B01 Robert Dornbos Lynn Fochtman james Haan Arthur Hoogereen Bob Lyon jack Mead William Merchant Melvin Meyers Robert Newell jack Paterek Helen Pelton Marvin Poel Wallace Rodgers Arleen Secory Earl Suits Victor Suits Gertrude Sullivan Dan Szopinski Lois Vander Zwaag Gwen Van Hall Gerald Ver Berkmoes Gerald Vollmer Jeanette Wiebenga William Yedinak Patricia Zysk l43l CARE' WORN UNIOR PLAY ls ' We PRQM PLANS 0 iff ,Q WEB? YV I sw Naam ff W :Th is in fj, f W F W Ki 4, 6 1 9 2 Q ,. X' 25 E A ,X ' f 3 , .., fx ' ' fa ,,,: E fry 6' E ' X f -J ' E ck 4 ag- Y ,.., ,. WW K W Jw fx as N 5 P I 2 - 2. ? AV.. 0 q ' i ,I ,Ag l.,A I , Em U Q x x 'gag mx n M? A X Aa? 4 ' mf 4 . ,. X '51 f' A A . :1'A MLS .Y , F Q. gtk - 00' x V o J ,, Q , Q V il , vs P ,- s N fx sh 5 6 R. 5 4 S . , F. F S ,Q 55 J so ' W 1 wi. ff 2 +': L YE If I A xv Y Q f a f 'zz-sf FQ '1 v ar' J -ff f - . I ,,:f- . t F J km M , an f :-- Q, A Q PHAZ . Y h. 551 , A zuiti-1:2 -, , . : fr, z Vi Nba . .Y 'I lv 1 R 5- 3 N Ji: SCP!-ICDMCDRES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President ........ Edwin Boeve Vice-President . . Terry Wolfe Secretary . . jim Roberts Treasurer . . Richard Cuti Z X ,N 'L fr 'V Row 1: Norman Baggott, Dorothy Bakale, Helen Beach, Sharon Bishop, Shirley Bishop, Lois X Boer, Edwin Boeve, Evelyn Bol, Roger Bolthouse. .. 0 1 I 'V Row 2: Richard Booth, Sally Borchers, Dale Boven, Evelyn Broersma, Alvin Brouwer, Melvin Brown, Mary Butcher, Gary Byl, jean Cline. ZX Row 3: Janice Collins, Lorraine Collison, Robert Conkling, Loren Cook, Margaret Coon, Ruth JY Coon, Alvin Daane, Carl Dahlman, Betty DeCook. lp V Row 4: Mildred Deephouse, Jayne DeGraff, Irene DeWitt, Betty Donselar, Nancy Dornbos, Cordelia Ellingson, Lois Ellis, Stuart Engel, Lowell Erbes. , . 1 ' C -' P u , 'ff' ,,:r 4 ' V- ' f J ,: E S or ,,Q -' . - ' .,, qi ., .g Q 1, r E . ' v - ... F - ' ,.,. :..' I ' , r J Q in 0 Row 5: Pauline Fricano, Yvonne Gardner, Margaret Graham, Gloria Grunst, Phyllis Gust, A Peter Harrison, Dorothy Herreman, Helen Hodal, Paul Holman. PH' A -1- Ex A P1 5 l45l 1 fry ,N Q1 'Y-'.J 'V A f 1 1 0 f I 4' ZX 4' 41 V xs XAP15 SGP!-IOMCDRES Row 1: Bob Holtrop, joyce Hommer, Helen Jessen, George johnson, Kenneth johnson, Nancy jonker, Veron Kline, jackie Koats, Marilyn Kohloff. Row 2: Gloria Kraft, Shirley Krause, Margaret Kueken, Jeanne Lang, Richard Langefeld, Ger- maine Lockwood, Roger Lockers, Barbara Long, Joan McFadden. Row 3: Victor McFadden, Ann Maggiore, Ethel Magrum, Phyllis Malstrom, Kenneth Martin, Betty Martinka, Joyce Mersereau, Dick Metzler, Marcia Mikkelsen. Row 4: William Miller, Lawrence Minuth, Norma Mistretta, Betty Moore, Esther Murphy, Martha Murphy, Barbara Nedervelt, Robert Olsen, Harold Opperman. . ,. i I - ,..,, r A1 I , ,W V Y , , qs E: , E, ,... I A, ,il ti , if Row 5: Lois Parker, Dolores Peel, Vernon Peters, Marlys Pierson, Edith Plant, Gladys Poel, Sarah Poulson, Jackie Preimsberg. Don Plowm an, to ,,, ,tt ,.y, ,K 5' ... M 'MS' ' ' il f P 1' - ff- - . ' K L Row 6: Barbara Pittman, Felix Pytlinske, Mildred Rebar, Ann Resner, Irene Resner, Patricia Robbins, James Roberts, Carl Robinson, Crystal Roossien. Row 7: Joseph Roossien, Della Rosema, Ruth Rosema, Arlysle Ruch, Donald Ruiter, Mildred Ruiter, Don Ruster, Betty Rycenga, Laura Samdal. i461 SOPHCDMCDIQES Row 1 Doris Schooneveld, Howard Shears, Roger Sheets, Ella Sheffield, Gordon Sheldon, Ruth Sietsema, Robert Simonsen, Arlene Swart, joseph Szymas. Row 2 Robert Taylor, Ralph TenHave, Paul Terrill, Dorothy Turner, Beatrice Vanden Brand, Beverly Vander Meiden, Gretchen Vander Veen, Rose Vander Wagen, joan Van Hall. Row 3 Della Van Oordt, Maxine Vaxter, joyce Ver Berkmoes, Sharon Ver Berkmoes, James Ver Duin, jack Ver Murlen, Midge Verplank, Audrey Vidak, jack Walsh. Row 4 Robert Weavers, Duane Wells, Carl Westerhof, I.ouis Wheeler, Stephen Wiewiora, Margaret Williams, Verla Beth Wills, Ruth Wilson, Barbara Wipperfurth. Row 5: Terry Wolfe, Bonnie Yemc. SOPHOMORES WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR joseph Bruneau Richard Cuti Leslie Daane Gertrude Damvelt Jack Fischer Robert France Edward Fritz Ruth Huls Edward Knoll Arthur Nadort Don Parsons Roger Pellegrom Delores Schroeder Dorothy Sheffield Richard Sorenson Arlene Stoddard Charles Velik Irene Vollmer l47l Z.--I IV 32 V1.1 'V c f 4 ' 0 0 'V ZX av fv -11 l a b 4 EXAP15 '-l'h'1N, . W f is K V if ' IL if 3 . W f A M, ...Qi Q- fin-r-23111 V 'ifil K lx -:Q M, hx: 3 FR EESPlPA EFQ President . . .... Russell Rescorlu Vice-President . . Gerald Rescorla Secretary . . Nancy Presley Treasurer . . Don johnson Row 1: Leonard Barrows, Joseph Bartunek, Mary Beernink, Richard Behm, Dorothy Bell, Anna Benes, Elsa Bennett, Thelma Berg, Jack Bergers. Row 2: Douglas Bethke, George Bethke, George Beukema, john Bobel, Ruth Boer, Joyce Boettcher, Hazel Bogart, Patricia Bolton, jacob Bos. Row 3: joan Briegel, joan Brockway, Robert Brosseit, james Brown, Leona Bruins, Phyllis Bruner, Elaine Bryant, Sally Brytz, Mildred Bunker. Q '- e , , Q. '- 'E C V 9 it A . , -3 ,.,,, X 1 gf ' ii :f-1 N -' w it 'W' ., '-' .V 2+-TM J f ' t ' , Row 4: Betty Campbell, Amy Carskadon, Edwin Chittenden, Georgia Clark, Vera Belle Clay, Roger Cleveringa, Dolores Coats, Nancy Conant, Dora Cook. -2 H, N : . 3 - , x ' ' - ff' V 1 Ffriffz 3, 5 -Q 6, i . - . ..-, 4 f , , 1- 4, Q., - Row 5: Esther Coyle, Mitchell Cuti, Marilyn Daane, Joanne Davis, june Dawes, jack DeBruyn, Dorothy DeWitt, Wesley DeWitt, DeLayne DeYoung. i491 REPORT CARDS Room 'za '7 ' 5 Bvomf 1, ,f-zfq Em if-if if? al, 3 90 r il. REPORT CARDS Room 'za -7 R Bvom 4 l M W 401, n 'U Doom l'5 li 3 0 'fp Lo 0 1' Q7 PRES!-IMEN Row 1: Barbara Diephouse, Mary Doering, Betty Donahue, Patricia Donner, Willianl Donselar, Edward Ducey, Don Dykman, Elizabeth Ewing, Carlis Farris. ' , X' E ,y Q 4' - 1 f E gh Row 2: Sylvia Feller, Charles Fett, Anette Fisher, Charles Frame, Harold France, Walter Garthwaite, Luella Gaul, Eleanor Gieseking, Marie Gignnc. 4 I 4'k.V L' it 74 ? I a,a yy y Row 3: Lois Gleason, janet Gluchman, Martha Graham, Williatim Gray, Fred Green, Elda Griffis, Norman Groth, jack Haack, Elsie Hackstock, Row 4: john Harloff, Charles Hastings, Harry Hatton, Delores Hendryck, Phillip Hitsman, Willianm Hitsman, Marjory Hoffman, Dorothy Holzinger, Robert Jenkins. Row 5: Don johnson, Richard johnson, Barbara Jones, Robert jones, James Kammeraad, Keith Kammeraad, Beverly Koster, Barbara Krause, Maryann Kube. Row 6: Lois Kutchke, Jerome Lampe, Bill Law, Alice Leonard, Marilyn Leonard, Glenn Leslie, Eleanor Link, Marcella Lock, Ben Lowell. '1 r ,. I, K ' 3, .. A ' , We ,, 3 fs -L ' Q V , V -,-l as i :. av I ,'.- ,.' Q ', fl ,, -fa ': ' . ' it ii- , .,Q 2 1 - v Q 1 ' ,. : 5- y Row 7: john Lyons, Maxine MacKay, Dale McNeill, Barbara McCall, Anthony Martinka, Marjorie Meeusen, Walter Meeusen, Delores Meyers, Beverly Michael. l50l PRES!-IMEN Row 1: William Michele, William Mieras, Charles Montague, Norman Moll, Frederic Mosher, Robert Mudge, Muriel Murphy, Joyce Nichols, Harry Noordhof. Row 2: Norman Nuismer, Harry Oakes, Charles Ortquist, Herman Ott, Max Ott, Mary Palmer, Donald Peel, David Pellegrom, Mary Pellegrom. Row 3: Dewey Phillips, David Poel, Eugene Polak, James Prelesnik, Nancy Presley, Robert Ralya, Gerald Rance, Howard Reenders, Gerald Rescorla. Row 4: Russell Rescorla, Tommy Roach, james Robbins, jack Robinson, Marian Roossien, Paul Rose, Robert Rouwhorst, Helen Rumsey, Joyce Ryder. Row 5: Steve Sabo, Elizabeth Safranek, Lucille Scheltema, Delores Schmitt, Vivien Schreiber, june Schuiteman, Paul Schweigler. Mary Selig, Agnes Shears. REPORT CARDS Room 'z, -7 'EZ s Bvom f Y' fs? '01 U U D o o m ,Mn XD Row 6: Bonnie Sheldon, Robert Sloothaak, Ruth Soule, Connie St. John, Bob Strange, Don Styx, Frances Susterich, Fanny Susterich, Elaine Svoboda. I I 3 ' 0 X s-j 0 Row 7: Anne Swier, james Teasley, Robert Teunis, Kasmer Tokarczyk, Dennis Turner, Robert q 0 Van Burgel, Edward Vander Kolk, Wilftmrd Vander Molen, Roger Vander Wagen. , l 51 l i Q 'Q REPORT CARDS Room 'Zu '? ' 5 waofny . 'gre Eur W '01 U U Doom o 'al , E3 Lo 1' F REBS PIAAEEPQ Row 1: jacob Vander Zwaag, Don Van Oordt, Eugene Van Strate, Lois Van Weelden Helen Vaxter, Henry Ver Berkmoes, Carol Vollmer, Joseph Volovlek, George Wagner Row 2: Bonnie Wales, Arla Walsh, Robert Whitaker, Gertrude Wiebenga, Lyle Wildey Delores Wildrom, David Williams, Eileen Wray, Raymond Young. Row 3: Bonnie Zant, Darlene Zant, Betty Zlotnicki, Joe Zlotnicki, Ann Zuidema Esther Zuverink. FRESHMEN WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR Charles Bishop Carl Carlson james Conant Beverly Datema Robert Doering Howard Ellis Lorraine Goldberg Rosemary Lach Marian Lokers Kenneth Lyons Mary Meyers Doris Peterson Betty Roossien Clarence Sonnenberg Elaine Sovis Joan Wulf l52l nw-v.-,M ':: . :Zu Nqr -- x ' -ff3 mvL ,, ft' - x ' '3 1 .' f 3, M , Q... YY f Az 'A , .. X , 5.5 Qu - .guy ,. .. 2. . X , xx 1 5 5-YW N ISN' 3 Q f 32, v ei 1 , if + S .Z , Z i . Q Qi . 1 X? , ' ' Si' QE 325' 4 . 2 5 K - Q V N ..+g:- -1 1 ., . .'1 1w-.+' ,, wise- ' 1 ' ,, -3 1. ' ' ' S 5 fib 2 . - E' MW- A ,Vi ,, 5 Q LW -M ff- i .- W ' Q V-fix ..... A. ,- . - - -N , 1 ..1 'E W, . .. f. LM.. M A 3 m:M::u U E K N ...gig ,.,. MZ ng ihfrv ' M 2.3 A :,-efmv.,M,:,-I ,MQ-mfv L M 4 '.'-A' My A ix L EQ E Q ,M Q-A Migx 1 K 5 I S 1 rs' 3 :M , V. A M 5 z .. ' K ,Q ' 3 ?i fl' 2? 5 3 Q A 5 ., x . A I' 1, S , X K qw ' 5 'Y i N X - L ,x., . , X , X , I MX 'K ' 1 , 3 , L W My Ag.,.x ww, xl .Q ts? x A 5 1 fx vs 2 ' 1 A W i 5 U S. i KN ww :M . Q AW' H141 ' -ALM Lei Q R XX -4 L.. Pic' vvftwa. t3QMQi 5' mm-saw -v 1 fp. , QV I 'QQ , ' ' ' ' EQ, -.v: 1 ,IQ 1 w I f in ,,- 2 A' - 5 Q ,-I j 5 ge I Q if S Y J s E5 5 v 235 45? X Xa x' F? 3 -6 ..- . -'ef i 4.4 . skit 1 ,M fb. ,aww- .Q NX si 4 do 1 .nf X I- f 'Q G.. X X1 , QL 7 J? 5 'i- ff A. 5. SAT ITE CLUB Row 3: Ed Fosheim, Donn DeYoung, Bernard Yemc, jim Kistler, jack Van Lopik. Row 2: Miss Bailey, Miss Campbell, Lois WCZCHIHH, Dorothy Weavers, Beverly Brytz, Angenieta Van Tol, Mary Vyn, Evelyn Fosheim, Dorothy Wheeler, Loretta Gallagher, Eleanor DeVries, jack Hoffman, Howard Kohloff, Leo Maihofer, Miss Dykhuizen. Row 1: Joyce McFall, Joan Van Dongen, Norma Warber, Dorothy Boon, julia Ann Strazanac, Margaret Zoerner, jo DeVries, Audrey Eggert, Estelle Gignac, Marilyn johnson, Beatrice Gignac. The Blue and Gold This is it-your record of Grand Haven High School for the year 1945- 1946. It has been a big and busy year for the Annual Board, and each and every one on the staff hopes that you are as pleased with this year's copy of the Blue and Gold as they are. i541 Row Z: Miss H. Young, Mr. Swanson, Roger Pellegrom, Howard Fosler, Eric Peterson, james Haan, Miss Schutt, Mr. Van Der Kolk, Walter Garthwaite, jim Roberts, Raymond Young. Row 1: Shirley Krause, Beverly Vander Meiden, Joanne Bosworth, Dorothy Borchers, Annette Fisher, joan Brockway, Estelle Gignac, jo DeVries. Student Council The four outstanding committees of the Student Council are these: The Victory Com- mittee which is now in charge of the Lost and Found Department, the Class Advisory Committee, the Student Control Committee, and the Assembly Committee. Noteworthy among the social activities of the Council is the beautiful and successful Christmas Dance, sponsored by the Council and the Band. The Class Advisory Committee put on a Community Chest Drive and collected 3122. The Student Control Committee stimulated interest in scholarship. A rather successful sale of stamps and bonds was promoted by the Victory Committee. The Assembly Committee arranged for a variety of programs. During the year the Con- stitution was revised by a committee of officers and Council representatives. The Council has tried to stimulate interest in and discussion of school problems in advisory groups. OFFICERS President . . ..... Howard Fosler Vice-President . . Estelle Gignac Secretary . . Joanne Bosworth Treasurer . . . . Bob Mersereau Faculty Sponsors . . . Miss Schutt Miss H. Young Mr. Van Der Kolk Mr. Swanson 'ugly EMT Ei? l DQTE jim il ..-L WAIT LATE if 'vs Ng f' '1 .1 l l J. Alf' -R GAT E xi 4 Q0 X f Fl X 5- 5 6 - f X f f A fli- 'in' ff A . 5. SAT. NITE CLUB Row 4: Don johnson, james Haan, George Walsh, Bernard Yemc, Ed Fosheim, john Bottje, Jim Kistler, Donn Kieft. Row 3: Maxine Vaxter, Audrey Eggert, Inez Vanderhil, Betty Byl, joan Van Hall, Muriel Jacobson, Gerry Keyes, june Schuiteman, Dolores Meyers, Marilyn Doering, joan Parks, loyce Mersereau, Loretta Van Hall, Estelle Gignac, Barbara McCall, Nancy Presley, Mary jo Pellegrom. Row 2: Mr. Thoma, Fanny Susterich, Helen Van Burgel, Adelaide Stap, Lenore Murphy, Mary Burr, Margaret Zoerner, Harriet McCall, Jeanie Roloff, Dolores Pedelty, Martha Vanden Berg, jackie Meyers, Marilyn johnson, Beatrice Gignac. Row 1: jim Prelesnik, Vernon Cline, Gordon Hansen, Henry Ver Berkmoes, jack Bergers, Martin Rothi, Eric Peterson, Don Dirkse, Ben Lowell. The Saturday Nite Club Under the direction of Mr. Thoma, the Saturday Nite Club has completed its third successful year with an average attendance of over 215. Each week a different advisory took charge of the setup and cleanup, with some advisories sponsoring something new and different such as Sweater Swing, Sock Shuffle, Atomic Bomb, Half and Half Hop, and Sadie Hawkins Dance. An orchestra was sometimes engaged to furnish music for dancing. The club has supported itself well enough financially to have been able to buy a new juke box, pin ball machines, card tables, and many other things which have added to the attractiveness of the club. The Grand Haven High School is the only school in the state to have an organization of this kind. Here the school board, faculty and students cooperate to stage a weekly gathering place for students. i561 Row 3: Bob Holtrop, Donn Kieft, john Bottje, Dick Langefeld, Howard Kohloff, Jeanie Roloff, Nan Broekema, june MacNeill, Pete Kennedy, jim Kistler, jack Van Lopik, Lawrence Minuth. Row 2: Miss Rock, Ralph Ten Have, jo DeVries, Adeline Schultz, Norma Warber, Betty Spangler, Delores Snyder, Cornelia Turner, Adelaide Stap, Joyce Mersereau, Marlys Pierson, ,joanne Bosworth, Miss M. Young. Row 1: Inez Vanderhil, Audrey Eggert, jean Gieseking, Beatrice Gignac, Dorothy Boon, Estelle Gignac, Dolores Pedelty, Marilyn Doering, Margaret Zoerner, Marilyn johnson, The Speech Club Under the leadership of Miss Rock and our new adviser, Miss Marjorie Young, the Speech Club started this year by initiating nineteen new members. One of the outstanding programs of the year was the Christmas assembly called Letter Back Home which was put on in conjunction with the choir. Other activities sponsored by the Speech Club were the speech contests and a program of one-act plays. Winners in the school speech contests, sponsored by the University of Michigan, were Eleanor Link, .joan McFadden, Lawrence Minuth, Lois Blanchard, Richard Langefeld, Donn DeYoung, and james Gannon. In the line of social activities the Speech Club enjoyed a Christmas party and a hayride. Marjorie Liesen. OFFICERS President . . .... . john Bottje Vice-President . . . . . June MacNeill Secretary . .... jo DeVries Treasurer . . . . Bob Mersereau Advisers ..... Miss Rock, Miss M. Young SX J' iff BAIT l DATE 'O Q- if ligrl MJAVT LATE W' GATE X f xi 4 X , r 6 7 L 7 5 7 5 5 3 T 5 A :- ff 3. 5. SAT. ITE CLUB Fwd Row 2: David Poel, jerome Lampe, Don Johnson, Ben Lowell, Ruth Wilson, Ann Gieseking, Keith Kammeraad, Elizabeth Ewing, Bob Holtrop, Irene Rosin, Ralph Ten Have, Lois Boer, john Bobel, Betty Rycenga, Bonnie W'ales, Ruth Boer, joan Vaxter, Miss Oatmen. Row 1: Dolores Hendrych, Beatrice Vanden Brand, Helen Hodal, Joan Wulf, Ruth Soule, Alice Leonard, Pat Robbins, Arlysle Ruch, Beverly Michael, Marian Ellis, Gladys Poel, Joyce Mersereau. The Latin Club The Latin Club, which meets once a month, is designed to promote an interest in Latin, to supplement classroom work, and to develop its members socially. Each student is given a chance to work on some committee during the year. At the meetings, Latin songs are sung and fitting games are played. Other types of entertainment are films, skits, slides, a Roman banquet, etc. OFFICERS President . . .... Joyce Mersereau Vice-President . . David Poel Secretary . . Betty Rycenga Treasurer . . Ruth Boer Sponsor . Miss Oatmen i581 A A - Row 5: Duane Wells, Richard Hallock, jack Bergers, joe Roossien, Robert Van Burgel, Harry Hatton, jim Millar, Martin Rothi, Henry Ver Berkmoes, Keith Kammeraad, Carl Westerhof, Mr. King. Row 2: Bob Tunis, Robert Simonson, joseph Szynlas, Charles Ortquist, Gordon Sheldon, Ben Lowell, Jerome Lampe, Walter Garthwaite, Leo Maihofer, Alvin Brouwer, William Michele. Row 1: Eric Peterson, john Bobel, David Burke, Norman Nuismer, David Poel, Felix Pytlinske, Donald Peel, Bob Beckett, Bob Wolniakowski, Stanley Stolarz. The RMQ Club The High School Rifle Club has been an affiliated club with the National Rifle Association since 1959. The membership this year was the largest the club has ever hadg thus, good use was made of the new rifles which were recently acquired by the club. Instruction and experience in safe and proper use of firearms is the chief aim of this organization. X BMT rr DQTE jim K' f f ..-L WAIT LATE m We ,U . Un' -l H91 si 4 cw X f fan x ,r P LP 67 57x sc- -9 -r Xl f ix? 7 J? A :- ff 5. 3. SATZ NITE CLUB Row 2: Miss Dykhuis, Ethel Magrum, Lorraine Collison, Maxine Vaxter, Dolores Peel, Ann Gieseking, Barbara McCall, Vera Belle Clay, Marilyn johnson, DeLayne DeYoung, Shirley Ver Hoeks, Nancy Presley, joan Van Hall. Row 1: Eileen Wray, Nancy jonker, jackie Meyers, Dorothy Turner, Gerry Keyes, Annette Fisher, Muriel jacobson, jackie Preimsberg, Eleanor Link, Arlysle Ruth. The G. A. A. The G. A. A. started the year with bang-up initiations and impressive induction services. In the fall of the year, soccer was played. Basketball was the winter sport, with teams being chosen in November. In the Spring, baseball and other games were played. Besides participating in sports, the members sold programs with Hi-Y for football games and frostbites at the basketball games. A high school skating party was given by the G. A. A. and Hi-Y on February 25. On March 21, the G. A. A. met the first team in basketball. The group also sponsored a Saturday Nite Club. During the year, the G. A. A. girls helped the Hi-Y to entertain the Birmingham football team. l60l Row 2: Miss Dykhuis, Mariel Murphy, joan Brockway, Mary Jo Pellegrom, Arla Walsh, Fanny Susterich, Mary Dale MacNeill, Frances Susterich, Joyce Boettcher, Dorothy lJeWitt, Elsa Mae Bennett. Row l: Lois Kutschke, Luella Gaul, Thelma Berg, Mary Burr, Harriet McCall, Lenore Murphy, Irene Resner, Betty Martinka. Uw43JA At OFFICERS President . . . . . Muriel Jacobson Secretary-Treasurer . Annette Fisher Adviser . . . Miss Dykhuis QAlT 1 DATE 'hr 5495 E --L. MJAIT LATE F ll if he ill l61l GATE E? :X 4 Z cv0 1 ra X X K I 5 if X X! f f Y f -I J? A 51- :- ff A. 5. di SAT. NITE CLUB The l'li-V Seniors: Chuck IDWitt, Bud Ver Helst, jack Van Lopik, jim Millar, Linn Soule, Les Miller, jim Gannon, Don Wilson, John Van Stratt, Donn De Young, Ed Fosheim, jim Ribbink, Don Rescorla. juniors: jack Mead, Bob Lyon, Bob Dornbos, Kenneth johnson, Don Dirkse, Harold Krause, Ben MacNeill, Don DeWeese, Arlan Mastenbrook, Dick Langefeld, Casey Boomgaard, jack Paterek, Martin Rothi. Sophomores: jim Roberts, Bob Olsen, Roger Bolthouse, Norman Baggott, Bob Taylor, Ken DeWitt, Richard Sorenson, Don Plowman, Gary Byl, Lowell Erbes, Vernon Peters. The purpose of the Hi-Y Club is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The Hi-Y, with a nucleus of ten members from last year, initiated twenty-eight new members into the club. During the year the group not only engaged in school activities, but also assisted in worthwhile city projects, including the Community Chest Drive, Community Housing Survey, and Shrine Circus tickets. The club again sponsored the printing of football programs for all home games, and also took charge of the Public AddreSs system for the games. Among the social activities of the Hi-Y this year were the sleighride party in January and the all-school skating party at the Barn in February. The club sent two boys to the Hi-Y training camp at Torch Lake last summer. Five boys and their adviser attended the older boys' conference in Grand Rapids in November. Robert Olsen represented the local club in the legislature assembly held in Lansing in April. OFFICERS President . . . . . . Ed Fosheim Vice-President . jim Ribbink Secretary . . . Don Rescorla Treasurer . . Martin Rothi Adviser . . Mr. Wiegerink QAIT DATE 'Q 71 A 315.91 1 ' lg --J. MJAVT LATE 1 lx I l63l EZ? ISN 4 I x f an X f 5 f X X 1 f x -f C3 A Jil- T' 7 A. 5. SAT ITE CLUB Row 2: Mrs. Ernst, Miss Towers, Betty Spangler, Pat Donahue, Helen Rosso, Evelyn Fosheim, Rachael Link, Pat Burns, june Miller, Elsie Van Vleet, jane Van Zylen, Lois Blanchard. Row 2: Delores Snyder, jackie Welling, Charlotte Ver Berkmoes, Joy Voshel, Mary Bramer, Beverly Brytz, jacquelyn Swiftney, Martha Vanden Berg, Joanne Bosworth. The Nurses' Aides The Nursing Class consists of 540 hours, 300 of which are filled by working in the hospital, the other 240 are spent in class. Each girl works at the hospital an average of ZW hours per day. Miss Towers teaches food and nutrition. Home and hospital procedures and tech- nique are taught by Mrs. Ernst. Instruction is given in elementary nursing, including related study of body structure, function, and diseases. Special emphasis is given to the care of mothers and infants, convalescents and the aged. I-Qii l 64 QI Row 5: Catherine Hackstock, Dolores Peflelty, Doris Schoonveld, Donn Kieft, Don Rescorla, Don W'ilson, Glen Ringelberg, Bud Ver Helst, Robert XVhitaker, Gene Connor, jim Roberts, Esther Cook, Margaret Zoerner, Anna Shashagway. Row Z: Eileen Wfray, Bonnie Yemc, Ruth Sietsema, Irene Rosin, Bob Holtrop, Lawrence Minuth, Charles Hastings, Lorraine Collison, Joyce Vickers, Dorothy Kruizenga, Dorothy Borch- ers, Verla Beth Wills, Shirley Ver Hoeks. Row 1: Agnes Shears, Jeanne Lang, Carol Roossien, Marilyn Doering, Lois Gleason. Douglas Bethke, George Bethke, Annette Fisher, Helen Hodal, Betty DeCook, Patsy Bolton. -l-he Choir The Choir under the direction of Palmer Quackenbush made 11 number of public appearances during the year, by singing for several Community organizations and churches. Some high school assemblies were given by the Choir, and on several occa- sions they participated in the chapel services. The Choir members are getting new clark blue robes and gold stoles. l65tI Ks 0 J ll fx BMT ogre nW,z7 0 tu ll dn:- Q--5 WAIT LATE we J- hr - I 4 g 6 ATE 5 .ll si 4 wg X f f 3 x Z Z' 5 P L ,P L 7 5 7x 5 G - -9 v X 1 X RE A .lil- :- ff A. 5. SAT ITE CLUB Violins Marlys Pierson Lois Boer Marian Ellis joan Vaxter lrene Rosin june Peabody Molly Lock Viola Marilyn Joy Cello Harry Hatton Eleanor Euwema Buss Gloria Grunst Nancy Conant jill Bergers Corners George Walsh David Poel Tromboues Harry Noordhof Henry Ver Berkmoes Frwlrb Horn Russell Rescorla The Qrchestra Flllfex Adelaide Stap Vera Belle Clay Clrzrinvis Lenore Murphy joyce Mersereau Bassoon Muriel Murphy PE7'l'Il.V5i0?l Barbara McCall Frances Susterich Piano Mary Bramer The High School Orchestra has finished a very pleasant year LlI1LlEI' the direction of Mr. Palmer Quackenbush. During the year, it gave high school assemblies and a spring concert with the Choir The Orchestra also furnished music for both the junior and Senior plays as well IS for other organizations in Grand Haven. Witli a group from Hope College, the Orchestri played for some Sunday afternoon Vesper Concerts. Several members have the privilege of being in the West Shore Symphony l66l Flutes Adelaide Stap Nan Broekema Vera Belle Clay Mary jo Pellegrom Nancy Presley Fanny Susterich Oboe Lois Van Weelden Bassoon Muriel Murphy Marjorie Hoffman Bass Clarinet Eleanor Link Slring Bass Gloria Grunst Nancy Conant Basses jim Prelesnik Ben Tom Lowell Robert Mersereau Clurinels Lenore Murphy joyce Mersereau jackie Preimsberg Lawrence Minuth Paul Terrill Don Dirkse Dick Langefeld joan Van Hall Sharon Bishop Louella Gaul Mary Beernink Joyce Ver Berkmoes Mary Palmer Helen Beach Dora Cook Dolores Hendrych Allo Sax Mary Lou Meyers Don johnson Hazel Bogart Tenor Sax Dolores Meyers Baritone Sax jack Berers Hom: Betty Kohnke Russell Rescorla Alvin Daane Lois Odle Tympani Mary Lou Koats Cornet: George Walsh Marvin Ernst David Poel Terry Wolfe Charles Velik jerry Rescorla Dick Metzler Baritones Barbara McCall Elda Griffis Keith Kammeraad Charles Barthel Trombones Bob Lyon jim Roberts Harry Noordhof Henry Ver Berkmoes Jim Lockwood Fred Herbst Percussion jackie Meyers Betty Moore jim Brown Frances Susterich Mary Bramer David Williams Band Manager Paul Borchers The Band The 1945-46 high school band realized one of its foremost goals in 1945 by getting new uniforms. The band was kept very busy at the beginning of the school year playing at six football games, thereby getting a late starr in concert performances. The first concert was given in February and was succeeded by a later one in May. A new event was inaugurated in 1946. The first Ottawa County Band Festival was held in Holland, with bands from Zeeland, Hudsonville, Holland, and Grand Haven participating. In addition to Holland, the band played at contests in Grand Rapids and Lansing. They also provided music for several assemblies and chapel services. In cooperation with the junior Chamber of Commerce, they presented a Band Revue in April. In February, several members participated in a solo and ensemble festival at Green- ville. The band concluded its school year by marching in the Memorial Day Parade. 1671 QAVT ogre 0 gif -9,7 E fi. VHHT LATE N lx 11. 11, GATE E? Y N 6 4:4 X 3 f P L7 7 L 57 of -i' Q' Xl f ii A 7 5 5 :- ff A. 5. SAT. ITE CLUB Row 2: Mary Vyn, Howard Kohloff, Jim Gannon, Ed Fosheim, Jim Kistler, Donn Kieft, Inez Vanderhil, Miss M. Young. Row 1: Norma Warber, Dorothy Boon, Joyce McFall, Margaret Zoerner, Jo DeVries, Marilyn Johnson, Beatrice Gignac. The Senior Play The lights dimmed, the crowd hushed, and the curtain opened on the Senior Class play production of Kind Lady on December 6 and 7. Due to the excellent cooperation of the cast, crews, and directors the play was presented with outstanding success. The cast was as follows: Mary Harries . Henry Abbott . . . . . Mary Vyn . Bud VerHelst Lucy XX'eston . Rose . . . Phyllis Glenning Peter Santard . Mrs. Edwards . Aggie Edwards . Ada .... Doctor . . . Gustav Rosenberg Mr. Foster . . Servant . . Ass't Director . Margaret Zoerner . Joyce McFa1l Josephine DeVries Howard Kohloff . Dorothy Boon Marilyn Johnson Beatrice Gignac . James Kistler . Donn Kieft Edward Fosheim Norma Warber . Inez Vanderhil l68l Row 2: Miss M. Young, Jack Mead, Chuck Miller, jack Plowman, Arnold Reenders, Don Ducey. Row 1: Chris Sprott, Nan Broekema, Lenore Murphy, Belty Byl, Harriet McCall, Muriel Jacobson. The Junior play The S. R. O. CStanding Room Onlyb sign was put out March 14 and 15 for the junior Class production of the sprightly comedy, jzmim' Mm. Witli a most efficient production crew the set was built, the properties were gathered, the make-up was on, and the juniors presented their first show with the following cast: Judy Graves . Harry Graves . Grace Graves . Lois Graves . Fluffy Adams . W'illis Reynolds Ellen Curtis . . J. B. Curtis . . Hilda . . . Haskell Cummings Barlow Adams . Merrill Fevrbauch Sterling Brown Albert Kunody . Tommy Arbuckle Ass't Director . . . Betty Byl Glen Ringelberg . . Harriet McCall Shirley Ver Hoeks Lenore Murphy . . Bob Mersereau Muriel Jacobson . . Don Ducey . Nan Broekema . . Jack Mead . Chuck Miller Arnold Reenders . Jack Plowman . Gene Connor . Ben MacNeill . Chris Sprott BAIT ii DATE .. if iiflti MJAVT LATE 1 I if ii i l - Ala' -A i691 6 E15 si 4 as The Library Assistants f F3 X X K - 5 f 3 X! f Y f 7 J? A 1' ff 3. 5. SAT NITE CLUB The library assistants spend one hour a day working in the library. Besides the routine work of Circulating books and magazines, they do extra work such as returning books to the shelves, sending out overdue notices, and filing catalog Cards. They also help students to use the encyclopedias and the R8LlCZ07'.li Guide. During the past year, the library as- sistants were Margaret Willirrms, Lois Boer, John Bobel, Charles Hastings, Lois Blanchard, Esther Cook, June Dawes, and Carolyn Vanden Brand. .F L. X fi A N rg AQ KE x,. fN.g'f l u is? , wav :TQ .. if s 1 li 'S E s- 'Pa- ' 1' 1, Q f wmwwr N,fQm' ',,1,:faf':1: X gwfww aww-1' ,.,.,,.,. M' . Qmw:1 ., 5 .c 3' . f 1' Q i 1 Q E 4 . 59 V' E. '3 N , Q. 1' 4- . , Q , Q76 g Q3 if L2 1 iw ii Q 'ca BASKET BA LL Row 3 fLeft to right j : Bob Newell, Casey Boomgaard, Bob France, Don Rescorla, Bob Cosier, jim Verduin, Ken DeWitt, Louie Vollmer, Harold Krause, John Van Stratt, Richard Cuti, Carl Westerhof, Manager. Row 2 CLeft to riglatj Coach jack Elliott, jim Ribbink, Cortney Frifeldt, Linn Soule, jim Roberts, joe Rebar, Mel Meyers, Don Ducey. Row 1 fLeft to righlj: jack Hoffman, Al Samdal, Lloyd Beekman, Bones Boeve, Ed Boeve, jack Paterek, Head Coach Bosworth. FQGTBALI. 1945 Even though the Grand Haven football team didn't look very powerful in all its conference games, it showed that it was one of the most aggressive and hard-charging class B teams in the state by beating Ludington and Birmingham, each of whom went on through the season to win the championships of their respective conferences. It is the opinion of many people that if Grand Haven would play more teams in its own class, it would invariably win the mythical state Class 'B' i' championship. Grand Haven is just too good for class B competition and not quite good enough for class GRAND HAVEN VS. - LUDINGTON-Playing in the rain on a very muddy Ferry Field, the Bucs looked sloppy all the first half, but they poured on the coal in the second and won 15-0. BENTON HARBOR-The field at Benton Harbor was more of a swamp than a foot- ball field after an all day rain. The Bucs were swamped 25-0. MUSKEGON-The Big Reds made 19 points in the first quarter, and it looked as if the Bucs would have to be carried off the field in pieces, but suddenly the whole Grand Haven team began to function as a unit, and the powerful offense of Muskegon was forced to a bruising halt. The last three-quarters of the game were hard-fought, and there was no further scoring by either team. The final score was 19-0. KALAMAZOO--The Blue and Gold did a turn-about-face after the Muskegon game and were out-fought, out-played, and left out during all of the game. Kazoo Won easily by a 35-0 score. SOUTH-The Trojans were surprised to see the competition that was given them by this team that had been so downtrodden the week before, but the Grand Rapids Class 'A' school had little trouble defeating the every-tryin', ever-fightin' Bucs, 20-6. l72l MUSKEGON HEIGHTS-As in the Muskegon game, the Bucs lost this game in the first quarter when the boys from the Heights piled up 25 points. All the rest of the game, the Bucs and Tigers were pretty evenly matched. The Tigers won 37-12. LUDINGTON ST. SlMON'S-This game was scheduled for the first team substitutes on an open date for the Bucs, When the subs got through, the Ludington boys were of the opinion that the entire first team had been employed in their massacre, 2 5-6. BIRMINGHAM-This class B school from near Detroit was picked by Detroit sportswriters to beat us by at least three touchdowns. They were wrong. We won this bitterly fought game l3-0. HOLLAND-As usual, this game was fought with its traditional fury, and as usual Holland was favored by lil points. All they got was seven, but this wasn't enough to win because Grand Haven likewise had seven. 7-7. SCHEDULE Ludington . . . Here Benton Harbor . . There Muskegon .... There Kalamazoo . . . Here Grand Rapids South Here lwiuskegon Heights Here Ludington St. Simons There Birmingham . . Here Holland . . Here Football - First Team SCORES Grand Haven Opponents l 3 0 O 25 O l9 O 53 6 20 12 37 25 6 l 3 O 7 7 y T A Q0 BASKET BA LL JOHN VAN STRATT- Captain Van Stratt, a three-year man on the varsity, who could be depended on to make a gain whenever he had the ball. -IACK HOFFMAN-Our signal calling right-half. jack was switched from the line to the backfield this year, and this change was all for the best. ED FOSHEIM-Ed started the season on the scrubs and ended it playing regular right-end. That shows how he improved in his first and only year of foot- ball. HUfY7E VHN BEEK 5EWfR DON RESCORLA-A big boy who opened up the holes on the offense and filled them on the defense. He was at his best in the Holland game. LLOYD BEEKMAN-Because of his great work on offense and his many tackles on the defense, Lloyd placed on the South West Conference team. He was the team's place- kicker and could be counted on to come through with that extra point when the pres- sure was on. LINN SOULE- Sewer had that Ya gotta' move me if your comin' through here attitude all season, and the opposition didn't get through his center position very often. I74 JOE REBAR-joe worked up to the varsity the hard way: a year on the second team, a year as the first team sub, and finally his last, as a regular. LAVERNE BOEVE - Boner was a two year man on the South West Conference team who could pass, kick, or run equally well. a real triple threat man. ED BOEVE-Our pass-snatch- ing left-end, who is a hard- charging boy on the defense. He'll be on the receiving end of passes next year, also. EDDXEE X KEN DE WITT-A big boy who has another year to play and is sure to go places then, for he improved much this year. He hits and charges hard. JACK PATEREK-A rugged laddie who has already played two years on the varsity and has another year ahead of him. Hs is as solid and steady as the Rock of Gibraltar. QED KRHUSE AUUN mi ...af Xi at A FWZ!-f R ffafmmr JIM ROBERTS-jim played some this year and has two more years ahead of him in the backfield. RICHARD CUTI-Another backfield man with two years to go, Cuti, also, has had experience under Ere. DONN DE YOUNG - Red saw most of his first and last year of foot- ball from the first team bench, but he was always ready to go in there and do his best. HAROLD KRAUSE-A big end who saw a lot of action this year and is a probable choice for a regular next year. DON DUCEY--A fast-charging, hard-hitting tackle who has had much experience this year and will be in there lighting next fall, also. AL SAMDAL-Al was a very promising guard until plagued by injuries in the middle of the season. JACK PLOWMAN - A boy who improved rapidly this year and is likely to be seen in the center position next year. HL JHEK l76l . H E - it it 4.3- +. mn. aw i WMI. MWUUWUMEQ ZEN? MELVIN MEYERS- A fast boy who saw his share of action in his only year of football. .f ? . LES MILLER -In his first and last year on the varsity, Les, who played on the second team last year, finally saw action in some of the big games. l BOB FRANCE-He'll be trying for one of the line spots next year. JIM RIBBINK-During his last year Sticky Fingers showed his ability to make spectacular catches, especially in the Birmingham game. CASEY BOOMGAARD- C J will be back next year fighting for one of those guard positions. LUDWIG VOLLMER-Louie made the second string in his first and only year and pushed the regular tackles constantly. BOB COSIER- Big Bob has another year and is sure to see plenty of action in the center slot next year. JR DUB LUUMf CJ l77l f A 1 Q0 BASKET BA LL Second -l-Qdm Row 3 Row 2 Row 1 Grand Grand Grand Grand flseft to rigbtj: Manager, Bob Van Schelven, Terry Wolf, George johnson, Vic McFadden, Lowell Erbes, Harley Hecksel, Russ Rescorla, Jack Haack. fLeft to riglaljs Glen Ringleberg, Don Wilson, Bob Olsen, Bill Miller, Gary Byl, Harold France, Roger Sheets, jerry Ver Berkmoes. fLeft to rightj: Bill Hitsman, Ed Schmeltzer, Don Johnson, Harry Oaks, Bob Taylor, Haven Haven Haven Haven jack Ver Murlen, Bill Law, Don Plowman, Norm Baggott, jerry Rescorla. Holland ..... 0 Grand Haven 6 Muskegon Heights . 28 Benton Harbor . . 6 Grand Haven 6 Muskegon .... 26 Muskegon .... 13 Grand Haven 7 Muskegon Heights . 32 Muskegon St. Mary's 6 Grand Haven 6 Holland ..... 12 With the able assistance of line coach, Jack Elliott, and second team coach, Gerrit Wiegerink, head coach, Claud Bosworth turned out a terrific Class B team in his last year of coaching. 1781 BASKETBALL Second Row: Mr. Sluka, jim Ribbink, Chuck DcXVitt, Ed Foshcim, Courtney Frifeldt, jim Kistler, john Bottje, Don Ducey, Mgr. First Row: Howie Groeneveld, Stu Engle, john Van Strait, jack Wesrerhtmf, Ed Boeve, Gordon Carrier. First Team November 30 . . . December 4 December 8 December l l Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Zeeland ..... North Muskegon . . Muskegon St. joseph Fremont ..... December l Grand Haven Kalamazoo .... December 21 Grand Haven Muskegon Heights . january 4 Grand Haven Holland ..... January ll Grand Haven Benton Harbor . January 18 Grand Haven Muskegon . . . January 25 Grand Haven Kalamazoo .... February 1 Grand Haven Muskegon Heights . February 8 Grand Haven Holland ..... February 15 Grand Haven Benton Harbor. . February 22 Grand Haven Muskegon . . March 1 . .Grand Haven . . . Ravenna . DISTRICT TOURNAMENT March 7 . Grand Haven . . . 29 Fremont . March 9 . Grand Haven . . 20 Ludington . 79 fb x i A G19 BASKET BA LL A Q un BASKET BA LL K Basketball F D B O F V F - A scrappy for wnrtl, and an excellent defenswr. mam. Bos-ve's aggressiveness Will be an asset to next y'ear's telm He is 21 sophomore. CHARLES DF WITT Chfxrlle is n hard vyorkmg, semor .md 1 good shot. Hls hghtmg, Splfll will be sorely mlssed next yelr JOHN BOTTJE-In his hrst year at basketball, john showed steady' improvement and saw an tion in nearly every game. STUART PNCPL A sopho more who shows g,re.1t PFUIHIS Stuie will probably be heard from in years to umm GORDON CARRIER-A Spring, Lake boy w h o s e scrapplness proved to be zt very valuible asset in Illillly COIIICSIS. ED FOSHFIM Ahrst yefnr man in his semor year who was in there ser lppxng., m every game. 80 BasketbeH COURTNEY FRI FE LDT-A lanky lad whose height proved valuable under the basket. JIM RIBBINK-A senior whose shooting and defensive ability pulled the Bucs out of many tight scrapes. HOWARI3 GROFNEVFLD-A junior forward who showed up well this year and should be heard from in the future. JOHN VAN STRATT-John. this year, led our team in scor- ing and was also elected honor- ary captain. His all-around abil- ity will he sorely missed. next year. JIM KISTLER-A senior whose steady play and height proved a definite handicap to all oppon- ents. JACK WESTERHOF-Jack joined us at the beginning of the second semester, and his lighting spirit proved to he an advantage in the clutches. He is a junior. ISII f Z l Qi ASKET BALL Basketball 1945-46 The Grand Haven Buccaneers started the 1945-46 season with Mr. Sluka as the new coach and with a green and inexperienced team. For the most part, the Bucs played in competition out of their class but made a record of 7 wins and 10 losses. Eight seniors played their last season for Grand Haven. Four lettermen will return to form the nucleus of next year's team. GRAND HAVEN 21 -ZEELAND 19 The Bucs 1945-46 season started off with a real thriller when the Bucs played a see-saw battle on the Zeeland floor. Ribbink dropped in a bucket in the closing seconds of play to knot the game at 19 all. Then the Bucs went on to win in the overtime. Van Stratt led the teams scoring, and with Ribbink, stood out in this ball ame. g GRAND HAVEN 34-NORTH MUSKEGON 20 At North Muskegon the Bucs walked off with victory number two by the score of 34-20. DeWitt with 13 points led Grand Haven in scoring. GRAND HAVEN 29-MUSKEGON ST. JOSEPH 12 In their Hrst home game of the year, Grand Haven handed the Class C Muskegon St. Joseph team a 29-12 drubbing. DeWitt again led the Bucs scoring with 10 points. GRAND HAVEN 24-FREMONT 20 ln a slow moving first half, the Bucs were out-scored and out--played, but in the second half our offense, led by Kistler and Engle, got started and we walked off with our third straight victory. GRAND HAVEN 18-KALAMAZOO 28 With the invasion of the tall Kalamazoo team, Grand Haven suffered its first defeat 28-18. Grand Haven's inability to find the hoop proved very disastrous. Van Stratt led our team's scoring with 6 points. GRAND HAVEN 16-MUSKEGON HEIGHTS 54 After holding the Heights' Tigersl' on even terms for the first quarter, the Bucs fell far behind and were easily defeated 34-16. Van Stratt was the only player to hit the basket consistently and garnered eight points. GRAND HAVEN 59-HOLLAND 56 On a slippery Holland court the Bucs looked much improved over the previous Week, but went down under the tall Dutch by the score of 56-59. With 12 points apiece, Van Stratt and DeWitt led Grand Haven's attack. GRAND HAVEN 29-BENTON HARBOR 51 Before a very strong Benton Harbor outfit, the Bucs suffered their fourth straight defeat by the score of 51-29. The game was a thriller despite the score. Van Stratt again led Grand Haven with 9 points. 1821 GRAND HAVEN 30-MUSKEGON 37 The Bucs matched the sharp shooting Muskegon Reds point for point for three quarters, but in the fourth quarter Muskegon forged ahead to defeat the Bucs 37-30. Van Stratt with ten points was Grand Havens leading scorer. GRAND HAVEN 23-KALAMAZOO 39 On their own floor, the Kalamazoo team beat the Buccaneers for the second time by the score of 39-23. The Bucs had trouble getting started and were trailing the entire game. Ribbink led the teams scoring with 6 points. GRAND HAVEN 30-MUSKEGON HEIGHTS 29 ln the most thrilling game of the year, the Bucs turned on the heat after trailing most of the game, and went ahead to defeat the Heights' Tigers by the score of 30-29. Ribbink turned in a fine defensive game besides sharing scoring honors with Kistler and Van Stratt. GRAND HAVEN 35-HOLLAND 53 Before a large crowd, the Bucs were again defeated by their county rivals to the tune of 53-35. Hollands height proved to be a deciding factor in this game. Final score: Holland 53-Grand Haven 35. By dropping in 16 points, Van Stratt led the local attack. GRAND HAVEN 41 -BENTON HARBOR 56 After a bad first quarter, the Blue and Gold caught fire and matched the Benton Harbor team point for point for the rest of the game. Still unable to overcome the first quarter margin the Bucs fell 56-41. Boeve with 16 points led Grand Havens attack. GRAND HAVEN 27-MUSKEGON 63 Showing a complete offensive and defensive slump, the Buccaneers were outclassed by a fast Big Red quintet. The Bucs were trailing from the start and went down 63-27. Boeve and Carrier tallied 6 points to lead our team. GRAND HAVEN 32-RAVENNA 21 After trailing in the first quarter, the Buccaneers came back strong to beat a game and aggressive Class C Ravenna squad. Final score: Grand Haven 32, Ravenna 21. DeWitt with 13 points and Van Stratt with 10, were the big guns on offensive. DISTRICT TOURNAMENT GRAND HAVEN 29-FREMONT 27 In the District semi-finals, Grand Haven defeated the Fremont Packers 29-27. It was a nip and tuck battle all the way, with Grand Haven surging ahead in the closing minutes. Van Stratt with 12 points again led the Blue and Gold. GRAND HAVEN 20-LUDINGTON 30 The Buccaneers were downed by the unbeaten Ludington Orioles 30-20 in the District finals. After holding the Orioles on even terms the first half, the Bucs offense stalled and Ludington went ahead to win. Van Stratt and DeW'itt led the offense with 6 points. 1331 Z, A u 9 Back Row: Dick Metzler, Don Johnson, Harold Vander Zwaag, Vernon Peters B111 Miller Bob Taylor, Coach Fulsher. Back Row: Norm Baggott, jim Roberts, jack Paterek, Russ Rescorla, jerry Rescorla Second -l-ZGITI November 50 Grand December 4 . Grand December 8 . Grand December 1 1 Grand December l 4 Grand December 21 Grand january 4 . . Grand January ll . Grand january 18 . . Grand January 25 . . Grand February 1 . Grand February 8 . Grand February 15 . Grand February 22 . Grand March 1 . Grand Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven BASKET IS41 BA LL Zeeland . . . North Muskegon . Spring Lake . . Fremont . . Kalamazoo . . . Muskegon Heights Holland .... Benton Harbor . . Muskegon . Kalamazoo . . . Muskegon Heights Holland .... Benton Harbor . . Muskegon . Spring Lake . . S- .ab 2-. Tbird row: Coach Sluka, Ed Boeve, Loren Cook. Jerry Rescorla, Paul Schweifler, William Yedinak, Bob Lyons, jim Schlacter, Wesley DeWitt, Carl Westerhof. Second foufz Don Ducey, John Bobel, john Bottie, Gordon Carrier, Harold VanderZwaag, John Mahdet, Don Berg, Stuart Engel, jim Gannon. First row: Louie Vollmer, George Walsh, Russ Rescorla, Roger Bolthouse, Melvin Meyers, jack Westerhof, Bob Ruiter. Baseball The Grand Haven High School baseball team studded with returning lettermen is looking forward to a very successful season. With veterans, john Mahder, jack Westerhof, Mel Meyers, Louie Vollmer, Don DeWitt, john Bottje, and many promising rookies, Coach Sluka has some fine material with which to build his 1946 team. They have a 13 game schedule and should provide keen competition for all opponents. 1 A Q Q April 19 Whitehall . . . Here April 23 Holland Christian . Here April 25 Muskegon Heights . There April 50 Muskegon - St. Mary's Here May 3 Holland ..... There May 7 Muskegon . There May 10 Kalamazoo . . Here May 14 Zeeland ..... Here May 17 Muskegon Heights . Here May 21 Holland Christian . There May 24 Benton Harbor . There May 28 Holland . . . There May 51 Muskegon . Here l 85 1 V4 x A Q9 BASKET BA LL Second row: Bob Mersereau, Bill Law, Pete Kennedy, Bernard Yemc, Jim Kistler, Jack Van Lopic, Jack Paterek, Harry Hatton, Bill Michele, Ralph Ten Have, Coach Thoma. First row: jack Plowman, Donn De Young, jack Hoffman, Felix Pytlinske, Bud Ver Helst, Ed. Fosheim, Stanley Stolarz, Howard Groeneveld. Tennis The Grand Haven tennis team started its 1946 season with six returning veterans, Bud Ver Helst, Jack Hoffman, Ed Fosheim, Donn De Young, Felix Pytlinske, and Stanley Stolarz. The remaining players are newcomers who will probably be the nucleus of future teams. Grand Haven will enter the state meet again this year. The Bucs will be banking on three double teams and four singles to make 1946 a successful season. The 1946 schedule is as follows: April 17 .... Muskegon Heights April 24 . Grand Rapids Ottawa Hills April 26 .... East Grand Rapids April 30 . . .... Holland May 5 . . . . . Kalamazoo May 10 . . Muskegon Heights May 14 . .... Holland May 16 . . East Grand Rapids May 18 . . . Benton Harbor May 25 . . . . State Regionals May 31 - june 1 l86 . . State Finals l BROWNS REDS TIGERS Seroml row: Serond row: Second row: Lowell Erbes, Martin Rothi Don Plowman, Gary Byl Carl VC'esterhof, jim Ver Duin George Walsh Jack Plowman jerry Iampe First row: First row: Firsl row: Merlin Terrill, Mickey Stricklen Terry Wtmlfe, Don Parsons David Poel, Carl Robinson Roger Bolthouse Ed Schmeltzer Ralph Ten Have lntramurel Basketball STANDINGS First Round Second Round Won Lost Won Lost Reds . . 5 0 Reds . . . 5 0 Tigers . . . 4 1 Tigers . . . 4 1 Pirates . . . 5 2 Giants . . . 5 2 Indians . . 2 3 Indians . . 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Evangelist Office girl Civil Engineer Secretary Travel Engineer Undecided Nurse Nurse To graduate Architect Boss someone else for a change Electrician Secretary College Engineer Research Chemist Nurse Own a retail store None Graduate from a Southern College To graduate Nurse Get one physics experiment right Own a good Chevie Beautician Stenographer To be a sailor journalist Own a dress shop To be serious Travel Machinist Tool and die trade join buddies in Navy Private business Fashion illustrator Perfect a mouse trap To own a business Millionaire, third class Doctor Inteli gems Theater manager Store manager Undecided Q Make a million and retire at 28 Aviatrix Beautician Beautician Undecided Beautician Stenographer Secretary l93l Will Be Beautician Elevator girl Astronomer Ice-cream hauler Daniel's successor Street car motorman A seamstress Model Socialite Football star Clothes designer Office boy Farmer Politician Chicken raiser Garbage collector Grease monkey A Baroness Prize fighter Lion tamer Seal catcher Drafted Opera singer Comedian junk dealer Dish washer Movie star A soldier Floor mopper Taxi driver School teacher Queen of the hoboes Violinist Civics teacher Mr. Anthony ll Professional ice skater Always running Dog catcher Chemistry teacher Tax collector Butcher Cigarette Mfgr. 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Pat Bud Bob Sam Helen Ann Dodo Pedro Shirl Nany Sven jackie Mert Teska Fritz Dot jack Dort Van Bunny Shorty Speck George Van Nita Elsie Dutch Lonesome Lou Voss Vyn Helen Norm Dort Lois Dodo Gene Mac Bintz Marg Ambition Undecided To graduate before I'm 21 To graduate Secretary Retire at 29 Travel Operate a business A chemist Beautician To travel Chemical engineer To retire Mechanical engineer Make a million and retire at 30 Huba Huba Travel To graduate Air Corps To fly Stenographer Clothes designing Secretary Football star Secretary To be a success To fly School teacher Educated bum Air hostess Make a million and retire at 25 Stenographer Engineer Retail clerk Undecided Lawyer Stenographer Nurse To graduate with Pe None Commercial artist Telephone operator Bachelor Marine Psychologist Model Stenographer Air hostess Secretary Interior decorator To own a dress shop Shop Live 200 years Engineer That depends l94l dro Soule Will Be Cartoonist Priest A minister A moth A family man Tied down Delivery man Waiter Studying A Greek teacher Tiddly-wink champion Jitterbug Night-club bouncer Yes man A fly-by-night Hose saleswoman Macbeth fan Prohibitionist Bill peddler Gold brick Seller A blonde Great thinker Water boy Night club dancer A flop Train porter Police woman Great lover Graceful Newsboy Sports woman Interior decorator Dairymaid Garlic seller A criminologist Brilliant end Bridge builder Found in the jug A farmer Cosmetic demonstratot Paper hanger Married four times A midget A cook Blushing Baby Snooks Bus driver Card shark Dish washer A janitor Announcer Traveling salesman Miner Always last g x 5. 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K E' WACHTER MOTOR SALES PHONE 1730 MERCURY FORD LINCOLN MOBILOIL-MOBILGAS Bumping and Painting Steam Cleaning Repairs on All Makes of Cars l96I CONGRATULATIONS Class of1946 THE DAKE ENGINE C0 I9l COMPLIMENTS OF FRAN'S LUNCH ROOM HOSTETTER News AGENCY 2,8Wes,SmgeS,, Spring Lake Phone 1080 COMPLIMENTS Mcnufucivrers OF Of All Kinds Peerless of Glove work Co. Gloves 98 THE PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN 'lr The Bank Where You Feel at Home 'A' 'k Member of the Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp PeIton's Deluxe Service u. s. 31 AT WASHINGTON sr. 'k Pick-Up and Delivery PHONE 1003 I99I CHARLIE'S LUNCH BREAKFAST 6:00-11:00 A. M. DINNER 11:30-8:00 P. M. SPECIALS Hamburg, Hot Dogs, Bar-B-Q Open 24 Hours Closed Sundays GEORGE and HARRIET SCHIPPERS N001 lll - 1 if ScI1oonveIcI's Food Market COMPLIMENTS OF 222 N. 7th SL Thielman Auto Phone 298 7 'A' Complimentx of John J. Boer and Sons V I S I T O U R G I F T S H O P Best Wishes to Class of '46 Compliments gf Fe-H Brothers Central Market ANDREW HIEFTJE Groceries and Meats GROCERES AND MEMS Phone 600 427 N. Sixth sr. Phone 94 I5 N. 7th S1 COMPLIMENTS OF VANDER ZALM'S VARIETY STORE IIOII 'Om 'H C omplimentf of BOTBYI.'S GARAGE and SERVICE STATION BEST IVISHES TO THE CLASS OF 46 B. F. GOODRICH C0. AND MICHIGAN AUTO PARTS Ph II29 1677 7h S Compliment! of V A N Z Y L E N LUMBER AND FUEL 11051 THE NEW K f ' R t t ee er S es Quran M AND M 5c TO 51.00 stone Home Cooked Foods 711 Washington St. if if Candy Hosiery Toiletries Hardware PRIVATE DINING Room School 5 PP eS T.-,YS Notions for Committee Meetings, Business Meetings, Wedding Parties or any Special Groups I Partries .rerzfed are baked in our own kitchen CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1946! N NO OTHER COUNTRY on earth can a student leave High School with as great an opportunity for individual accom- plishment as you have in America. It is our hope that you may take advantage of that oppor- tunity . . . that your lite may be filled with many blessings and much success . . . that you may guard your heritage well and pass it on to succeeding generations. Today more than ever your country and the world needs citizens of high ideals and dauntless courage who vvill assume the responsibilities that rest upon the individual in a democracy. Assume those respon- sibilities. Many things and many people have helped to make America great . . . may you help to keep it great to fulfill its destiny in God's plan for the world. GRAND HAVEN STATE BANK THE BANK OF FRIENDLY SERVICE Founded 1851 1 104 I for Bert Wixloef to Class of '46 GIFTS an Northwestern Auto Sales OFFICE SUPPLIES STUDEBAKER CARS RElCHARDT'S and TRUCKS 'k 'k for Clothes Corner THE ABIGAIL Fourth and Madison Sts. and THE STYLE SHOP Gfqnd Haven Congratulations Class of '46 on your achievements Challenge Stamping and Porcelain Co. l105l C omplimenlf 0 f The Challenge Machinery Co. mnufacfurers of PRINTING MACHINERY and UTILITIES Grand Haven, Michigan COMPLIMENTS OF PoeI's Shoe Repair Shop 705 Washington Sf. Grand Haven, Mich. Wm. Wa rber's Dairy Pasfeurizecl Dairy Products Phone 451-.I i' 'k Phone 1438 800 Washington Sf I 106I BEST WISHES Class of ' We train .l'fll6!67ZII for jobx in the fzztnre ANDERSON - BOLLING MANUFACTURING CO. l7l COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF HOMER HAYDEN'S 'A' ir I-WLS Foflino SMART PEMININE APPAREL 'A' ir PHONE 5441 102 WASHINGTON ST THE SPORT SHOP 'k 'A' COMPLETE ATHLETIC SUPPLIES 'k 'A' H. BELL COMPLIMENTS OF Kinkema Funeral Home COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF '46 if if HOTEL SCHULER COMPLIMENTS OF Cha rley McCa rthey's Service Station D0 DROP IN Hetzel's Drug Store The Home of Cheerful Service Snycler's Creamery DAIRY PRODUCTS ,k ,k Homogenizecl Milk 1125 Washington St. Phone 352 ICE CREAM BAR Wholesale C. A. HETZEL Prop. and 1410 FU P'1 ' Retail Street H081 COMPLIMENTS OF SANDBAR N I S lk Ik ir A' 108 Washington Si. All Fittings Checked by X-Ray Congratulations Kenis'ron's Swim Ice Cream I AMERICAN BRASS NOVELTY I 0 I Try it for lunches after school or af nigh? complamems of complamems of Van Beukeflng Village Variety Shop Point Store Dry Goods and Notions MOORE PAINTS it wk Wall Paper and Paint Store 11 N. SEVENTH ST. PHONE 1380 441 SAVIDGE ST. SPRING LAKE I109l Send It to the Laundry HAVEN LAUNDRY 201 Columbus Sf. Phone 1369 BEST IVISHES , , CLASS OF '46 Wllllam Font Monument Works SENDS ITS CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIOR CLASS ir 'k Corner Third and Fulton Sts. Phone 436-W L11o1 MILLER CHEVROLET CO. Chevrolet Sales and Service WHERE QUALITY an ECONOMY MEET PHONE 208 GRAND HAVEN, MICH. CONGRATULATIONS CBest PVishes CLASS OF '46 to the Class of '46 Cook's Hardware and Plumbing Bob and Frank's Service ir if COMPLIMENTS OF Kohlofl Barber Shop LAWSON'S Women's and Men's Wearing Apparel and Sports Togs CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS if 'k Jim's Bike Shop Bikes and Bike Accessories JIM BOSMA Grand Haven Plumbing Co Plumbing - Heating Pumps ancl Supplies 8 South Seventh St. Phone 1371 Bert Hornstra Percy Tatroe llll VI GULF SERVICE BEST OF LUCK TO THE LUBRICATING SENIORS . SPRING LAKE g . SAVAGE and Jackson HENRY CASEMIER SUPER MARKET Frozen Food Lockers O GRAND HAVEN BEST WISHES coMPuMENTs OF or WALCOTT FEED STORE Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co 1437 Washington Sf. GRAND HAVEN SPRING LAKE TRY OUR MILK C Rosema's Dairy We Produce Our Own Milk I Phone 7108-F11 COMPLIMENTS OF PRESI.EY'S DRUG STORE 7 H121 Congratulations to the THERE ARE OPPORTUNITIES HERE- Seniors SEIFERT BROS. Bowling and Billiards Clean Indoor Recreation We hope you plan to stay or return after you have gone to institutions of higher learning 'A' A 'A' BEST WISHES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE II7 Washington St. II2 Columbus St. Grand Haven, Spring Lake, Phone 186 and Ferrysburg PRINS HEATING CO. SALES AND SERVICE in all HEATING EQUIPMENT I IOI Washington Street Phone 323-W COMPLIMENTS OF SPRING LAKE STATE BANK H131 PRECISION METAL CO. Sheet Metal and Automatic Screw Machine Products 734 PARK ST. PHONE 282 SWIFNEY'S 4 Q 4' .1 Everything With a Smile FRANK'S GREENHOUSE Full Line of Cut Flowers and Potted Plants Corsages for the Ladies Boutonniers for the Boys Ill4I GRADUATES Accept Our Congratulat o And Heartiest Well Wishes KELLER TOOL COMPANY l I COMPLIMENTS OF 'A' Putter - Hubbard Manufacturing Co. 'A' Commercial Refrigerators THE NIXON MARKET FANCY BEEF - VEAL - LAMB AND PORK NIXON'S PRIDE HAM BACON AND SAUSAGE Phone 192 Compliments to the Seniors' af HE LAKESIDE SU PERETTE Compliments of The Addison-Balt: Co. Grand Haven's Department Store l1161 Grand Haven's h Dependable Drug Store T e Haven Beauty Studio M U I. D E R S Marinello Trained Operators Corner of Washington and Second Sfs. Phone l'l7l Phone 'I60 COMPLIMENTS Michigan Specialty Co. Grand Haven Farm Bureau Lawn and Garden Supply Headquarters 11171 LOUIS BREITELS NELSON FISHER Grand Haven Coal and Dock Co. QUALITY FUEL AND BUILDING MATERIALS 121 S. WATER ST. Kooiman Au'ro Co. Harbor Ci'ry Bakery FIRESTONE STORE Seventh Street if QUALITY BAKED GOODS 'lf FRESH DAILY De Soto Plymoufh 'A' BETTER USED CARS 707 Washington Phone 933 Compliments of COMPLIMENTS Follen Tool Co. OF ei CARL'S GARAGE ENGINEERS AND TOOLMAKERS Spring Lake, Michigan BEST WISHES OF Van Zanfwick 84 Ayres Funeral Home 'k if CHARLES M. AYERS HERMAN VAN ZANTWICK 118 BEST WISHES RUDERSHAUSEN STUDIO gal? PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY licensed Plumbing and Heating Enginee AUTHORIZED DEALERS SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS Spring Lake, Michigan 'lr CHRISTMAN LUMBER COMPANY The Big Town Yard with the Small Town Prices al' U191 MUNN SERVICE STATION PHILLIPS 66 General Repairing . Spring Lake . COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN CASEMIER'S FOOD MARKET 1 ir i' Bill Viening s Clothes Shop for the man who fares what be wears 'I06 Washington 222 N. 3rd Street III9 Washington Street H201 COMPLIMENTS OF The Oxford Corporation Laminations and Plastics Division GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN DAYTON DETROIT TOLEDO coMPuMENTs or JAMES W. CAKES 8g CO. National Utilities Co. 'NSURANCE and Of Michigan REAL ESTATE V 228 washzngfon sf. Phone 7-w Compliments of Touching and Moving Agents 'lr 'k Holland Motor Express Blue Arrow Motor Transport PHONE 491 PHONE 2100 Interstate Motor Freight System North American Van Lines PHONE 255 PHONE 2100 H211 FOR QUALITY EAT COMPUMENTS OF Home vf Tofwn Talk Cookies lil TOWN TALK BREAD cAMPBELL's PHARMACY PRODUCT OF Prescription Druggists Phone 939 ak THE DAILY TRIBUNE GRAND HAVENS HOME DAILY SINCE 1885 ir ic SPRING LAKE, MICH. COMMERCIAL PRINTING AND ENGRAVING I122 ,I if 9 Q N Q N lml Brian's Novelty Cleaners COMPLIMENTS QF CLEANING - PRESSING REPAIRING F. J. RIEMER PHONE 403 T5 N. 2nd St. Grand Haven, Mich. BEST WISHES COMPLIMENTS OF Paul Lampe 8. Sons OF G V Groceries and Gasoline GOYQG . Phone 677 T452 Pennoyer Ave. , , COMPLIMENTS OF Kozlckl Complete Food Market East End Body and GROCERIES AND FRESH MEATS Welding Shop 21 BEECH TREE ST. PHONE T147 Grand Haven, Mich. On U. S. 'l3'l E. WERSCHY Pennoyer Ave. Grand Haven BEST WISHES Compliments of 10 fhe CLASS OF '46 Henry A. Kooiman QUALITY FOOTWEAR FITTED BY X - RAY 207 Washington St. 'A' 'A' Moll's Shoe Store H241 COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR LOCAL A. G. STORES fail? The Model Market Erickson's Food Market JOHN DIEPHOUSE, Prop. 416 Franklin St. H4 S. Fourth St. Phone 223 Ruiter's Market 'I126 Washington St. Phone 'I542 H251 Constant's Radio Shop we REPAIR ALL :amos D. Baker and Son Building Material, Insulation OF RADIOS cmd Fuel i' PHONE 202 'If 107 N. Seventh Sf. Grand Haven Michigan COM L'MENTS Fred's Super Service OF Phillip's 66 Products PEERLESS NOVELTY Lee mes COMPANY Phone 9117 Fulton and 7th COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS or OF WRlGHT'S GRILL JOHN R. PIPPEL U261 COMPLIMENTS OF THE OLDBERG COMPANY GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN Compliments to the Class of '46 Johnston Brothers, Inc. Boiler Mcznufcucfurers 4 JOHN KLAVER MEATS FERRYSBURG, MICH. and GRocERlEs Phone 53 106 Third Sl 11271 RAY WILSON FOR A MOST COMFORTABLE INVESTMENT CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '46 Refrigeration Sales and Service 2'l2 Savidge St. 7 PHONE 258 SPRING LAKE, MICH. Buy With Confidence I-Iort Schofter ond Morx Dobbs Hots Arrow Shirts Sports Weor Boys' Weor Gifts for Men Kieft Brothers' Clothing I128I Complimentf to the Clam of '46 A if KITCH'N COOK'D POTATO CHIPS 4 4 Phone 928 870 E. Savidge Sf., Spring Lake BEST WISHES CLASS OF '46 COMPLIMENTS OF 'k Superior Plating Michigan and Rusfproofing Sanitary Supply Company Company 'A' Spring Lake lI29l BEST WISHES CLASS of '46 i' 'lr ff 1 THE BIG STORE l31 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS THE BURNSIDE MANUFACTURING COMPANY 'A' 'A' SPRING LAKE MICHIGAN O. K. GROCERY Spring Lake, Michigan 'A' G OLGER E KOSTER GET YOUR .... Sherwin Williams MIRACULOUS NEW KEM-TONE WALL FINISH Van ToI Hardware 'IO I2 N. 71h Phone 269 C pliments of GERARD A. RINGOLD FUNERAL DIRECTOR Spring Lake FURNITURE AND HARDWARE C pI ents of CITY AUTO TRIM A. BULTHUIS S h dCI b S Ph 590 l131I C on gratalationf Class of '46 Welded Products Co. 216 North Seventh St. Phone 535-W Grand Haven, Michigan Jean Yock's Hat Shop 102 N. Third sf. A hat for every occasion for every woman T' Compliments of Marguerite V. Suits JOE MIl.l.ER'S Standard Service FURRIER ATLAS TIRES Furs of Distinction BATTERIES Auto Necessities Fur Storage, Cleaning, Glazing and Repairing Furs That Will Suit You 'A' 'A' Phone 1555 Route 2, BOX 222 Corner 7th and Jackson Sts. C on gratalations S eniorr MILlER'S HARDWARE SPRING LAKE Phone 2470 COMPLIMENTS OF CITIZEN'S REALTY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE I 132 COMPLIMENTS OF THE EAGLE OTTAWA LEATHER CO. TANNERS OF LEATHER for UPHOLSTERY FURNITURE AUTOS BUSSES AIRPLANES LUGGAGE SHOES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '46 JONKER HARDWARE H531 IT'S NEW VELVADEE MILK QHOMOGENIZEDI I Improved Flavor 2 Heavier Body 3 Increased Digestibility 4 Makes Cooked Dishes Taste Better 5 Doctors and Health Authorities Recommend It PHONE 50 GRAND HAVEN SANITARY DAIRY M I L L E R S PURE GOLD PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS AND ICE CREAM I134I COMPLIMENTS OF NEITRING'S CITY COAL DOCK ON THE ISLAND Building Material-Roofing-Coal Quality and the Bext of Service HILL HARDWARE BEST WISHES HARDWARE OF SPORTING GOODS PAINTS Grand Haven Maytag II9 Washington S Cornpany COMPLIMENTS OF STORY 8. CLARK PIANO CO. l135l THE BARN SKATING BOWLING GIFTSHOP COMPLIMENTS CONFECTIONARY ARCADE GRILL Also OATS and MOTORS O F WHITE PRINTING CO Grand Haven Plumbing Co. 8 S. Seventh Sf. Phone 1371 ir i' BERT HORNSTRA PERCY TATROE COMPLIMENTS OF 'k GRAND HAVEN STAMPED PRODUCTS ir GRAND HAVEN I 136 -I SEVENTH STREET PLANT-CAMFIELD MANUFACTURING COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES or 1946 'THE FUTURE OF GRAND HAVEN RESTS WITH YOU HELP GRAND HAVEN GROW TO BE A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE, TO WORK AND TO PLAY CAMFIELD MANUFACTURING COMPANY GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN if CAMFIELD AUTOMATIC TOASTERS A' CAMFIELD SERVING TRAYS if FLUOR - O - SHIELD LIGHT DIFFUSERS I137I LIEUT. ROBERT VERWOERT CPL. KIRK BLOESER Graduate ot Grand Hayen High School, Apprentice- Graduate of Grand Haven High School, apprentice- ship course in photography and trained at William ship course in photography and trained at William Mosher Camera Shop. NOW managing The MOV1iS- Mosher Camera Shop and three years in the Signal tee Camera Center. Corp Photographic Service. Now Assistant Manager William Mosher Camera Shop. ir 'lr if WM. MOSHER CAMERA SHOP COMPLETE PHOTOGRAFHIC SERVICE I 1381 Abigail .......,......,,... Addison - Baltz .,,,, .. . ..,A... American Brass Novelty... Anderson - Bolling ........... Atlantic and Pacific Co .... Baker and Son, D. ........ . Barn ........ ............... Bastian Blessing ...... Big Store, The .................. INDEX TG ADVERTISERS Page 05 T6 O9 O7 ...... T T2 26 36 23 .. ...-l 30 Bilz -- ....................,.................7f .TT9 Bob and Frank's Service ............ TTT Boer's Shop ....................... Botbyl's Garage ....... Braak's Bakery ......... Brian's Cleaners. ...... Burnside .................... OT O3 22 24 3T Camfield ...............V........ ,,.fe7.,4 T 37 Campbell's Pharmacy ................ T22 Carl's Garage ............. ...a.,,.. T T8 Casemier, Henry. ....... ......,.. T T2 Casemier, John ...... .,...... .l20 Central Market ....a.................... TOT Challenge Machinery Co ........ .--.T O6 Challenge Stamping and Porcelain Co ............... ............ T 05 Charlie's Lunch .......................... TOO Christman Lumber Co. ......... . ...... T T9 Citizens Realty. .... ........ . . City Auto Trim ......... Constant Radio Shop. ....... . Cook's Hardware .......... Dake Engine ..................... Dornbos Fish House ........ 32 3T 26 T T 97 TO Eagle Ottawa Leather Co. ........ T33 East End Body Shop. ....... . Erickson Food Market. ..... . Fant, William. .............. Fett Bros .......,...... Follen Tool Co. ..... . Fortino, Louis ............. Fran's Lunch ................... 1 24 .....--..T25 T O Ol T T 8 O8 98 Frank s Greenhouse ................. T T4 Fred's Super Service ..... .... 26 Grand Haven Brass Foundry ...... TO2 Grand Haven Chamber of Commerce ................... T3 Grand Haven Coal and Dock .. TT8 Grand Haven Farm Bureau. ..... TT7 Grand Haven Maytag Co ..... .... T 35 Page Grand Haven Plumbing Co ....... T36 Grand Haven Stamp Product .... T36 Grand Haven State Bank .......... T04 Grand Haven Tribune ............... T22 Gulf Service ................ ......... T T2 Harbor City Bakery ........ ......... T T8 Haven, The ............... ......... T T7 Haven Laundry. ............. ......... T TO Hetzel Drug Store .......... ......... T O8 Hill Hardware. ........... ......... 1 35 Hatter, G. V. .............................. T24 Homer Hayden .......................... 108 Hostetter News Agency ............ 98 Jim's Bike Shop ............ .............. T 11 Johnston Brothers ......... ......... 1 27 Jonker Hardware ......... ......... T 33 Keller Tool Co ...... ......... Keefer's Restaurant ....... Keniston's ..................... Kieft Brothers Clothing . Kinkema Funeral Home.- T5 04 O9 -.T 28 ........ T O8 Kitch'n Cook. ............. ......... T 29 Klaver, John ............ ......... 1 27 Kohloff Barber Shop .................. T TT Kooiman Auto Co. ....... ......... 1 18 Kooiman, H. A ......................... A124 24 Lakeside Su perette, The .......... Kozicki Food Market ...... Lampe's .......................... Lawson's ........................ McCarthy's Service ....... --TT6 24 T T O8 M 81 M Store. ............................. 104 Michigan Auto Supplies .... ........ 1 O3 Michigan Sanitary Supply Co... Miller's Chevrolet Co. .... - Miller's Dairy ................. Miller's Hardware .... . ...... Michigan Specialty Co. Miller's Standard Service Model Market ................. Moll's Shoe Store ......... Mosher's ........................ Mulder's Drug Store ....... Munn's Service Station .... National Utilities Co. ,.... . Neitring's Coal Dock ....... Nixon Market, The ......... T6 Northwestern Auto Sales ......... Oake's Insurance ............. O. K. Grocery ........ 11591 T29 T l 34 T 32 T7 32 25 24 38 T7 20 T21 T35 T05 21 T3T Oldberg Co., The ......... Page T 27 Oxford Co. ,........... ....... ......... T 2 T P. 81 E. Super Service ....... ...... Peel Bros ................... ......... T 21 Peerless Glove ........ 98 Peerless Novelty. ....................... 126 Pelton's DeLuxe Service ............ 99 People's Savings Bank .............. 99 Pippel, John R. ......................... T26 Poel's Shoe Store . ......... ......... 1 06 Precision Metal Co. .... ....... .-114 Presley's .................................... 112 Prins Heating Co ............. .......... 1 13 Putter - Hubbard Mfg. Co ......... T T6 Refrigeration Sales 81 Service .... T26 Reichardt's ........................ 05 Reimer, F. J. ............,.................. --124 Ringold Funeral Home ................ 130 Rosemae's Dairy ........... ......... 1 12 Rudershausen Studio ..... ............. 1 19 Ruiters Market ............... ......... 1 25 Sandbar .......... ..,,.,.,, 1 09 Schonveld's ...... .....,... 1 01 Schuler Hotel ..... ....... ........, 1 O 8 Seitert's ............. . ...... ........, 1 13 Snyder's Creamery ........,........,-. 108 Sport Shop .................,.......,,..., 108 Spring Lake State Bank ......,..,.. 113 Story and Clark ....................... 135 Style Shop .............. ........, 1 05 Suit's, Furrier ........... ......... 1 32 Swifney's .........................,.,,,,.., 1 14 Thielman Auto Co. .................... 101 Van Beukering Paint Shop ........ T09 Van Coevering Shoe Shop O9 Vander ZaIm's ..... ....................,.. 1 O1 Van Tal Hardware. ................... 131 Van Zantwick. ........... .............. 118 Van Zylen Lumber Co ............... 103 Viening's Shop ............. . Village Variety Shop ........ Wachter Motor Sales. ....... Walcott Feed Store ...... - Warber's Dairy .................. Welded Products Co ......... 20 O9 96 T 2 O6 32 White Printing and Engraving.-T36 Wilson, Ray. ............................... T 28 Wright's Grill. ........................... T26 Yock's Hat Shop, Jean .............. T32 A 1 we Quia I' 5. an 548 -QM W 1 H it Afn 4, . -1 ,S E Q ,T X , f f 3' '- ew? Q11 ,- HY' 1 . V .11 ,- f V: V . ,. uh, JBL r , 'JV -V . 1: rss' Q - kr. E, -v. 1 -eq , ., . VV. L 11 Fifi 13 5 VV, 'ZIV-' l as Y ,H -.6 :L ,JH A I V x ,L Q: . Q,,e1..f-,,g.,VVV-,Vvga.: E. 21215, ,uv . ,- . wh , U V f,- 'g V VV 'V- ,wg ' 4 N mf' I- 'PV I 4 . 'f ' -V,Wri'??f'i6V-5: VVVV V V L-Y: ' 'www H 5 'Hy e:-Vzf .F 4 V ,552 - , A H z ' if-,'r8g5iJ'.,1 7,4-I U? get ,: ,f!,- rv. ,V :ML ,., Q 1 Q ' T,'V'iV4V 'fi 5 H- 3, F'5'?':, 3, .3 ,Q v ' , 4 Q - 7.5 -'zfhlgi' ,, , . . ,,,. 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