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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1950 volume:

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Although they are gone from our circle of friends, these two still hold a place in our thoughts when we remember. .70I'e6U0l' The theme of our 1950 BLUE AND GOLD is I Remember . . . As you look through this book, both now and in later years, we hope that it brings back to you all the things this year of school life has meant. Do you remember those three precious minutes between the Hrst and last bell, how the line piles up outside Miss Young's office on a slippery day, how slow the line in front of the Book Store moves the first day of school, how long the football game is when the team is losing, and how funny it seemed on Skip Day without the seniors? We and our yearbook are saying, I Remember the year 1950 at Grand Haven High School. Duble of Con ten td ADMINISTRATION . ....... Page 8 CLASSES . . Page 16 ACTIVITIES Page 58 SPORTS . . Page 92 ADVERTISING . Page 110 6 Blue all J gold Sta if Editor . Administration . . Classes Activities Sports . Art . Photography Snaps . Prophecy Advertising Bookkeeping Typists Assisting Staff . . Sponsor Shirley Mason Patricia Campbell Ccloairmanb Elizabeth Davison Mary Ellen Walda Bette Slayter Ccbairmfznj Sandra Sherk Nancy Horton Donna Terrill Jeanne Rezny Marcia Clark Inez Swartz Cchairmanb Ruth Kozicki june Lindsey Yvonne Dirkse Gerald Liesen Cclmirmanj Richard Ebel Don Kieft George Bolles Bill Wipperfurth Bob Bishop jack Murphy Calvin Rosema Joyce Brosseit Molly Lock Dorothy Sterzer Alice Reeths Doris Holmes Don Borck Larry Reaurne Ray Swanson Ann Koppel Ccbfzirmanb Pat Snell Jackie Dewitt Monica Mierle Barbara Ruiter Diane Tomlinson Ccloairmanb Don Vanderkolk Emmajean Boelens Rosemary DeBruin Betty Mack Barbara Van Hall Alice Chittenden Shirley Wildrom Mary Peck Barbara Szymas Alice Resner Nancy Vaughn Shirley Carrier jane Bewalda Janet Briegel Sharon Grevel Phyllis Poel Brigitta Cuti Charyl Gosen Miss Dykhuizen K4-' at I - X f f 2 afvlminiatration . . . Oh yes, I remember one teacher. She always used to say, , . that was in this part of Greece about 500 B. C. and this, that, and the other. And then in study hall there was ---- It's about that time! or Eighth hour candidates coming up. Remember the teacher that gave his class a lec- ture on manners the first day of school? CI wonder if they remember!J I remember one teacher who was always clowning. She certainly fit into her part in Faculty Follies! Outside one class you could al- ways hear, uasdfg space, glkjh space. Oh yes! I re- member the administration! 8 fx Glenn H. Olsen Principal Earl H. Babcock Superintendent Lee Arnold B.S. General Shop and Day Trade Helen M. Bell A.B., A.M. United States History and American Problems Esther Campbell A.B., A.M. European History Walter A. Chojnowski B.S. Coordinator of Business Education Retail Selling Club acuity Gustave V. Cohrs B.S., A.M. Civics and Economics Bernice De Ryke R.N. N urses' Aide Geraldine Dykhuizen AB., A.M. English Annual B oard Cora C. Edge A.B. Art acufty Gwen Gwinn A.B. Speech and Director of Dramatics Tberpinn Club james I.. Hicks AB. American History and European History A.1'.fl.fl07lf Football Coacb and Director o f I 7lf7't1NllH'1ll Barker- ball Lewis H. Hodges B.S., A.M. Director of Vocation- al and Adult Education james E. Jacobs B.S. Coordinator of Trade and Industrial Education Arlene M. Kerton A.B. English Kenneth A. King A.B., A.M. Mechanical Drawing Rifle Club Theodore K jolhede B,S. Biology Coucb of Football, Track, and Second Team Barkelball Ardena Leer A.B., A.M. Latin and English Donna M. Loew A.B. Librarian Bannister A. Merwin BS Instrumental Music Helen joan Nussdorfer BS Girls' Physical Education G. A. A. Esther Dean Nyland A.B., A.M. English and History fly acull' Maurice C. Overholt B.S,, A.M. Manual Arts Palmer Quackenbush Choir Frank Sanders A.B., M.S. Physics, Mathematics, and Driving Ray C. Schaubel B.S., A.M. Boys' Counselor and Director of Recreation Girly' am! Hoyt' Bowling L?llgll6,l' GV acullg Sandrene Schutt A.B., A.M. English and Bible Literature E Lfpiieviw Yuvox wx X. J WML? Viva Shell B.S. Home Economics Steven Sluka, Jr. B.S., A.M. Boys' Physical Education Couch of Baxketball and Bfuebull Kathryn Stimson A.B. Mathematics STUDENT COUNCIL we e e aculig Dick VanDerKolk Hattie E, Ygung B-S-, A-M. A.B., A.M. Biology and Girls' Counselor and Chemistry Spanish HI-Y ' Leone Waxlters Margaret Young B.S., A.M. A.B., 13-M- Commercial Commercial fha ' Esther Johannes Dorothy Borchers Secretary to Secretary to Mr. Hodges Mr. Olsen Eileen Donselar Lois E. Kiefr Irene Strahsburg Secretary to Secretary to Secretary to Mr. Chojnowski and Mr. Babcock Mr. Babcock Mr. Jacobs 15 ln? 1 6060 I-OC 1 uracil ,mo un Clasuea . . . Remember ------ junior rings are here - - Order your senior announcements now! - - - - Have you seen that freshman that bought my Biology book? - - Sophomore Class elections to- morrow. And then there was ------ Have you been meas- ured for your cap and gown? - - - junior Prom committee meeting next week. - - - I don't think the sophomores and freshmen have enough parties, 1et's have one. Of course, I remember the classes! 16 UEZDUEEJEI U + U 21i1U f If f R iw ,N ! ' ' E2 I - enior onor fage CLASS OFFICERS Neal Ralya Wilbtnr Wztlker Ronald Poplaski Robert Buikemt P7'L',l'fllL'7Zf V ice P1'e,s'irie1zl Secretary Tremllrcr Joan Wagenmaker Valeclictorimz Salzztutorian Joyce VerPlank Raymond Swansen Elizabeth Slayter Gerald Liesen Nancy Horton Janet Briegel Donald C. Kieft Shirley Mason Eugene Yedinak Margaret Lock Billy Pollock wwf- 1201! Mar S. Sherk . y. . Marvin Schrebe Betty Parker Emmajean Boelens Jeanne Rezny Mary Ellen Waldzl Patricia Campbell Alice Chittenden Mary Peck Patricia Scolberg Jacqueline Dirkse 18 Marcia DeRyke Inez Swartz Glenn Marshall Yvonne Dirkse Ann Koppel Alice Reeths Margaret Holzinger Catherine Mihalek Donna Terrill Doris Holmes Edward W. Anderson Ed In Superior, Wisconsin: Red Cross, junior Band, Shut- terman Club. Senior Band, Basketball, Intramural Basketball, Foot- ball, Baseball. I. Erl Amlermn. will my may tery of pbyxiuf to rome poor. lmlolenl. ,rlnthful xenior. Wilma D. Anderson Willie I. Wilma Amlerxon. lea1'e my jaznm' to Cooperxzfille to jean Reellfx. john David Bakale Slim Service Club, Student Council. I, john Bakale. leave my farm program to Prexizlent Truman. Charles W. Barthel C barlie Band I. Charles Barfhel. leave my Chewy Io anyone zrho can ,refine a lax: lzfenre. eniora 19 Warren Beekman Beeley I. Wfarren Beekman. will my lmokr to lbe hand for their next paper drive. Raymond A. Berg Ray Baseball, Intramural Basket- ball I, Raymond Berg. will my fluorexrent rap to Hugo , Douglas R. Bethke Doogle Choir Cpresidentb, Student Council, Operetta Qcasrj I. Doug Bethke. will my golden mice 10 Roger Lar- ren. jane C. Bewalda janie G.A.A., Bowling League, An- nual Board, Senior Play lcrewj. I. ,lane Bezvalzla. leave my Jbortlaaml nares to anyone who ran read them. Robert E. Bishop Bob liootball, Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Choir, junior Play tcrewb, Senior Play fcrewb, Operetta, Annual Board, Rifle Club, Student Council, Ser- vice Club. I, Bob Bixbop, will my ability lo .vu'im to Hubert. Helen Betty Brefka Betty I, Helen Brefka. leazfe Nanny Strong my inability in biflory. Emmajean Boelens 'lean Thespian Club, Senior Play tcrewp, Annual Board. I. Emmajean Boelem. will my big :logJ lo .fomeone zrbo bar tiny feel. George A. Bolles Gorgeoux George Hi-Y Lvice-presidentj , Foot- ball, Baseball, Student Coun- cil, Service Club, lntramural Basketball, Senior Play tcrewh, Junior Play lcrewj, Annual Board, junior-Senior Prom Committee. I. George Boller. will my u'lJite .rlipr to my Jixter. eniord 20 Barbara A. Bonema Barb Band, Related Subjects Club, G.A.A., Sat. Nite Club. I, Barbara Bonema. will my excellent behavior in 6113 hour imfly ball to Mr. Su'au.ron. Donald I. Borck Don Thespian Society, National Thespian Society, Senior Play, lcastl, Annual Board. ln Guam: Junior Play. junior President, Baseball, Football. I. Donald Borrk. leazfe Mix: Leer'J gem! of wisdom to Pearl Baer. Lois Elaine Boyink Loie G.A.A., junior Play fcrewj, Operetta, Choir. I. Loi! Boyinb. will my Jbort bair to Delorex Whipple. janet Briegel jan Senior Play lcrewh, Operetta Kcrewj, Annual Board, Latin Club. I, janet Briegel. :will my quiel rondurt to Mr. King. Ford Broman Nails Football, lntramural Basket- ball, Band, Hi-Y, Service Club, junior Play Ccrewl, Senior Play tcrewb. I, Forzl Broman, will my :ray with zuomen to bafhful, little ,lerry ll lpperfurth. joyce L. Brosseit 109' junior Play icrewb, Bowling League, Senior Play lcrewl, Dance Band, junior-Senior Prom Committee, Sat. Nite Club, Band, Service Club, Annual Board Q2 yearsl. I. Joyce Broxxeit. leave the renlainrler of my .fun-lan to the Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy. Robert M. Buikema Bob Football, Track, Hi-Y, junior Play tcrewb, Rifle Club, Sat. Nite Club, Band, Treasurer of Senior Class. I, Bob Buihema, u-ill my ph-vfique to Matt Pellegrom. Roger L. Buikema Speed Band, junior Play tcrewl, Senior Play Qcrewl, Rifle Club, Dance Band, Intramu- ral Basketball. I. Roger Blllklfllld, will all my free time to anyone who u'ant.r il. eniora 21 Karen Lynn Byl Kirlei Choir, Junior Play Ccasth, Thespian Society, G.A.A., Op- eretta, Sat. Nite Club. 1. Karen Byl, leave my ad- vice to the lovelorrf' to Mary Bloememlal. Michael Calogerakis, jr. junior Football, Track, Baseball, Hi- Y, Class Officer tvice-pres., freshman and sophomorej, Student Council. I. Nike Calogerahif. leave my plagued injuriex to Dave Stinion who Jairl. I have never in my life been injured' playing football. Patricia L. Campbell Student Council, G.A.A., Thespian Society 4sec.J, Jun- ior Play fcrewj, Senior Play Ccastj, Annual Board, Bowl- ing League ftreas.J, Choir, 1sec.D, Operetta Ccastj, Nat'l. Thespian Society. I, Pal Campbell, leave my low bowling average to mme en- ergetic. enthusiastic, unfortu- nate u'ho happem to join the league, Shirley R. Carrier Shirl Annual Board I, Shirley Carrier. leave my .rhorthand to .romeone with a long arm. Dona Carskadon Butch Nurses' lAide, G.A.A. I. Dmma Carrkaclrm, will my perfert? altemlunre refonl I0 Carol Hoflelter. Erma Chaffee Erm Bowling League I, Erma Chaffee, will my typ- ing ability to Bev Butron. Alice L. Chittenden Farm Girl Girls' Bowling League. Annual Board, junior Play Ccrewj, Senior Play lcrewb. l, Alire Claiitenden, will my trip Io Jrbool to Ed Kinkema. Kenneth C. Clark Click Basketball, Baseball, junior Play fcrewk. l. Ken Clark, will my height to anyone who rammt .fee nzfer Ihe lm-ker: Ulamely Elmer Pqrclaeltaj. Marcia M. Clark Marci Home Ec. Club, Bowling League, Service Club, junior Play fcrewj, Senior Play lcrewl, Annual Board, Choir. I. Marcia Clark, will my :eat on the 3:30 buf lo Gerry Polfey King. Jessie N. Cleveringa I ess Choir, Bowling League, Girls' Glee Club, Senior Play lcrew J , Annual Board. I, jerrie Cleveringa. will Nr. Quackenbuxb my Jifter Sbif- ley. who will fill my .real in flnoir 1Slae lyopexl. William A. Clink Bill Tennis, Football tmanagerb. I. Bill Clink, will my zlaily ride in Bo0n'5 TU to Clanry Laman. Robert Conant Bob Senior Play icrewl, Junior Play icrewj, I. Bob Conant. will my beau- ziful laumlwriting to Min N ylancl. Brigitta Cuti Bu gs Nurses' Aide, junior Play lcrewj, Operetra Lcrewl, G.A.A., Annual Board, Latin Club. I. Brigiila Cali, will my lax! name to the frexhman girlx. Marilyn Christine Dailey Dim ples Bowling I. Marilyn Dailey, will my ridex in lhe Merrury to Erma Hac'k.rl0t'k. Elizabeth L. Davison Betty G.A.A., Sat. Nite Club, Thes- pian Society, junior Play lcastj, Operetta Qcastl, Sen- ior Play lcastj, Annual Board, Choir, Glee Club. I. Betty Dd1'lJUll. will my re- ducing on horxelzark to Mr. Hirhr. Rosemary jane De Bruin Rosa Latin Club, Thespian Society, Annual Board, G.A.A., Junior Play Qcrewh, Senior Play icastl, Sat. Nite Club, Choir, Operetta. I. Rom DeBrain. leave my blond hair to jol9m1y . eniors 23 Marcia A. DeRyke Mert Annual Board, Band, G.A.A., Junior Play lcrewj, Senior Play Qcrewj, World Friend- ship Club, Girls' Bowling League. I, Marcia DeRyke, will my Chem In anyone able to make a laboratory experiment work. Jacqueline A. DeWitt Iackie Cheer Leader, G.A.A., Annual Board, Junior Play lcrewj, Sat. Nite Club. I. jackie DeWitt. will my naturally curly hair to Earl Williarnx. Shirley C. DeWitt Slairl Bowling I. Shirley DeWitt. will de wil to :le joke.f. ' Jacqueline R. Dirkse fackie Bowling League I, jackie Dirkxe, leave my ba.f'a'o0r excapades to Don juan. Yvonne R. Dirkse Vomzie G.A.A., World Friendship Club, junior Play lcrewj, Senior Play fcrewb, Nurses' Aide, Annual Board, jr-Sr. Prom Committee. I, Yvonne Dirkse, will my ski-jump nose to the Olympics. Elizabeth L. Donselar Bette Choir, Retail Selling Club, Operetta. I, Bette Donselar, will my 6 years in high srhool to my sisler, Barham. Richard G. Ebel Rick Hi-Y, Track, Intramural Bas- ketball, Senior Play lcastj, Thespian Society, Nat'1 Thes- pian Society, Annual Board. I, Rirh Ebel, will my copy of HESIOD'S THEOGONY to Miss Leer. Robert C. Farmer Bob Football, Rifle Club iPres.l. Intramural Basketball, Junior Play Qcrewj, Operetta Qcrewp I, Robert Farmer, leave my rifle to Pal Dillinger if he ran hold it. eniora 24 Richard P. Fase Dick Football, Band, Track, Intra- mural Basketball. I, Rifh Fase. will my name In some up-and-roming rosmetir rompany. Charles Frame Charlie I. Charlie Frame, leare my las! name to some pirlure. Alitta L. Frovog Penny Sat. Nite Club, Cheerleader, Secretary of Sophomore Class, G.A.A., Thespian Society, junior Play fcastj, Operetra icastb, Senior Play fcrewb, Student Council Ltreasurerb. I, Penny Frozfog, will my giggles to Lois L61'0Il!10.fki. Eugene Gardner Gene Baseball, Student Council, Basketball. I. Eugene Gardner. will my height to Mr. Kjolhede. William Gardner Wfild Bill Football, Track, Intramural Basketball, Rifle Club. 1. ll il1l Bill G'unla1er, will my .rize 36 lfmfball paulx In muflu ffm l'lf1'i'.f. Charyl Gosen C laeri Cheerleader, Annual Board, Thespian Society, G.A.A., Choir, Student Council, jun- ior Play icrewz, Senior Play lcrewl. l, Clveri Gn.i'en, leave my plure un flue faolbull fielfl In H.vl7L'I'lIl Robbirlx. Sharon Lynn Grcvel Sherry Band, Choir, G.A.A., Bowling League, Junior Play tcrewp, Senior Play Ccrewl, Service Club, Sat. Nite Club, Oper- etta. I, Sharon Grerel. leave my nirknulue Sherri In ' Vir- ginia Dare . Patricia L. Hammond Pal junior Play Ccrewl, Bowling League, Choir. I. Put Ilammoml. :will mi name fo the Ufgllll yriutler. cseniora 25 Peter Harrison Pete 1. Pele Harriron, leave my flnurrh key to Marian Boer. Fred Herbst jess Band I. Frezl Herbfl, zwill my More to my old burlzly. jimmy Durunte. Doris jean Holmes Dorie Student Council, Sat. Nite Club, Annual Board. I. Dorii' H0lmeJ. will my ire to the Vamlerlnills. Isabelle M. Holmes Issy Latin Club, Home Ee. Club. I, Ixabelle Holmer. will my lar! name 10 the termiler. Margaret E. Holzinger Peggy Sat. Nite Club, Choir Qtreasj, Retail Selling Club Qvice- pres.7, junior Play Qcrewb. I. Peg Holzinger. leazfe my men lo Minnie-all hut one. that ix! Nancy Ann Horton Nance G.A.A. tvice pres.J, Thes- pian Society, Nurses' Aide, Choir, Operetta, junior Play and Senior Play Ccrewj, Jr.- Sr. Prom Committee, Sat. Nite Club, Girls' Bowling League, Annual Board, Na- tional Thespian Society itreas- urerl. I. Nanre Horton. leave Twenty Thousand Year! in Sing Sing to Marg Quinzhy. Let'.t hope :he enjoy: il. Robert W. Johnson Bob Rifle Club lvice presj. I. Boll Iohnxon, will to Pal Dillinger the art of rifle Jhooting. Theodore R. Johnson Ted Hi-Y, Rifle Club. I. Ted johnron. will Mist Bell my U.S. history hook, Blair W. Kennedy Bud I, Blair Kennedy, will my Charles Boyer technique to the Uhig hazl wolf . Donald C. Kieft Don Basketball, Tennis, Annual Board. I. Don Kieff. will my know- ledge ol hashelhall lo Mr. Sluha. Henry King Hank Intramural Basketball. I, Henry King. leave lo make a Jacrefx of life? CI-lafj Ann R. Koppel Pug junior Play and Senior Play fcrewj , Thespian Society 1Sec.7, World Friendship Club, Band, Annual Board, Operetta Ccrewj, National Thespian Society. I, Ann Koppel, will my tromhone to my brother john. Ruth Kozicki Kozy G.A.A., Retail Club lsec.J, Annual Board, Senior Play lcrewb, Junior Play Lcrewl, jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Lat- in Club, Secretary of the jun- ior Class, Operetta Qcrewb. I. Ruth Kozicki. leave my Iwo fake front teeth to anyone elre with enough waffle to knock them ont. Nancy Ann Lehman Nance ln California: G.A.A. Senior Play icrewl, Band, Annual Board, jr.-Sr. Prom Committee. I. Nancy Lehman. will rny many heanx to a rihhon far- tory. Gerald Liesen Owl Football, Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Boys' Bowling League, Student Council 1pres.J, Thespian Society, Hi-Y, junior Play fcastl, Senior Play lstudent directory , Annual Board, Operetta fcrewh, Ring Committee, jr.- Sr. Prom Committee. I. jerry Lieren, will my con- trorerrier with the editor to anyone foolish enough to ar- gue with a iwonzan. june Lindsey Lindsey G.A.A., Cpres.J Sat. Nite Club, Bowling League, Thes- pian Society, National Thes- pian Society, junior Play fcasrl, Senior Play Ccrewj, jr.-Sr. Prom Committee. I. jane Lindrey. leave my hooks lo Bonnie Strange caure where I'1n going it will he loo Hot to use them. Clilorizla, that irj. eniora 27 Margaret Lock Moll y Thespian Society Cscribeb, Sat. Nite Club, Bowling League, Junior Play Ccasth, junior Play fcrewj, Annual Board, Student Council, Op- eretta Ccastj, jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, National Thes- pian Society. I, Molly Loch, leave my ar- tirtic talent fhalb to Lynn janrxen ro he can illustrate the note: he renzlr in Latin. Harold Paul McMillan Moon Football, Baseball, Track, Hi- Y, Thespian Society, junior Play fcrewj, Senior Play fcrewJ. l. Moon McMillan, will my nickname to any lorerr. Betty M. Mack Bets Nurses' Aide, Senior Play qcrewb, Choir, Annual Board. I. Betty Mack, leave my rad to Mir: Stinron. Frank Maggiore Tony Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Student Council. I. Frank Maggiore, will my genial manner to Ronnie Searer. Glenn G. Marshall james Hi-Y ttreas.J, Boys' Bowling League tpres.J, Thespian So- ciety, Football, junior Play tcrewj, Senior Play lcrewy. I. Glevm Marrball. will my fell :lore fo Rudolph the Reindeer. Shirley Ann Mason You-all Bowling League 4pres,J, Thespian Society ftreas. anti vice pres.l, Jr.-Sr. Prom Com- mittee, Service Club, Band, Editor of Annual, G.A.A., jr. Play lcastl. Senior Play tcastl, Operetta lcrewb, Stu- tlent Council, Choir, Sat. Nite Club 1treas.l, Nat'l Thespian Society tvice-presb. I. Shirley Maxon leave lhe Sporti' Iiflilor - Thani Good- ue.i1r.'.' Beverly Michael Bez' Latin Club, junior Play lcrewi. I. Beverly Michael. will my ability to gel lo Jcbool regu- larly to Belly Harvey. Monica T. Mierle Mirkey G.A.A., Thespian Society, Re- tail antl Office Club, Service Club, Annual Board, Junior Play lcrewj, Senior Play lcrewb, Nat'l Thespian So- ciety. I, illonim Mierle. will my ulzilily lo get approved ab- .l'L'IlLiL' .vlipf Io Elia Peterfon. en iora 28 Catherine M. Mihalek Cathy Operetta, Retail Selling Club. I. Cutheriue Mibalek, will my lf-H to Myrna Olferl. Jack Murphy Murph Baseball tmanagerj, Intra- mural Basketball, Bowling League, Annual Board, Senior Play icrewb, Thespian So- ciety, Hi-Y, Student Council. I, jack Mnrplyy. will my barb- fulzzerr to Am Oo,qler Ale'- R6v'l'!IUlll.l'. John Olson folmnie I. john Olson. left in Februa ary with my .fix-leerz crerlitx. Eugene R. Ott Eudie Baseball, Intramural Basket- ball, Service Club. I. Eugene Ott. leave my Ford lo all the guys who rifle Io the Eau Emi' with me. Betty Parker Bats Choir, Nurses' Aide, Senior Play Qcrewj. I. Belly Parker. leave my lung fingernail! to any I1l'fl'0llJ nail lliler. Marjory Payne Marge Bowling League. I, Alarjory Payne, leare all my ,rtrugglex to all my lzroiberr and Jiflerx who are ye! 10 go lhrongb high Jrlaoal. june A. Peabody Hoby Sat. Nite Club, Thespian So- ciety, junior Play Qcasth, Op- eretta. I, june Pealmzly. will my lmllle tperoxirleb in anyone llwl ran take the fluff. Mary F. Peck Red Choir, Bowling League, An- nual Board, Senior Play Qcrewi. I. Mary Petzl. will my reil hair to the fir!! balzl-heazlerl fflilllllldll In enter xrlaoul. QR' Earl Epplett Intramural Basketball. I, Earl Eppletl, will my alnilily fo play the piano lo Mr. illeriwin. Phyllis Poel Pbyl Choir, Worltl Friendship Club, junior Play lcrewh, Annual Board, Retail Selling Club, Operetta. 1. Pbyllif Poel, will Mr. Srbaulzel an arpirin. Eugene Polak Gene I. Eugene Polak. leave my luck al rardr to Mr, Cohn. William Pollack Bill Band, Choir, Basketball, Base- ball, Student Council. I. Bill Pollark, will the :lance band organization to Don Ilarrey. Joyce Poort ley Home Ec. Club, Service Club, Band. I. joyre Poort. will my red hair to Stanley Green. Ronald Jerome Poplaski Pop Football, Intramural Basker- ball, Track, Jr. Class Presi- dent, Sr. Class Sec., Jr. Ring Committee, Jr.-Sr. Prom Com- mittee, Junior Play icrewl, Student Council. I, Run Poplaxki, will my long hair and five zfclork Jhazlou' to Mr. VamlerKoll2. Neal Ralya Pete Choir, Football, Basketball, Operetta, Class Pres. qFresh.- Soph., Seniorl., Jr. Class qvice pres.1, Student Council, Junior Play tcrewj. I. Neal Ralya, leazfe my zlainty little feel to Orie Boon. Albert Frederick Reaume Al Hall Monitor. I. Albert Reaume. will my motorcycle to Mi!! Kerton. enior-.4 ff. ie 30 Larry Reaume M ert Band, Dance Band, Service Club, Annual Board. I. Larry Reannle. leave my Edfllerdj' with Mary - for a while. Alice Mae Reeths Alicia Thespian Society, Senior Play fcastl, junior Play fcrewj, Annual Board, Choir, Nation- al Thespian Society, Student Council. I. Alice Reethr. leare my feminine way! to Gerry Mr- Fatlden. Alice Resner Al Girls' Bowling, Junior Play icrewj, Student Council, An- nual Board. I. Alice Re!ner, leave my ire cream UICOOPH to the Tribune. Jeanne Rezny Jeanne Service Club, Junior Play icasti, Senior Play tstudent directorj, Operetra, Student Council, Worlti Friendship Club, Annual Board, National Thespian Society. I. Jeanne Rezny, leave my un- l1I6f!,'ld.f.f girl friend! Io my brother joe who will carry on from there. jalaine Riemersma fo Band I. ,falaine Riemerrma. will my alulity to get along with Ed to the rex! of the girls. Kenneth George Roberts C odie Band, Choir, Hi-Y, Latin Club, Football. Tennis, Intra- mural Basketball, junior Play tcasti, Operetta Qcast J. I. Ken Rolzertx, will my .feat in baml to Charlet Lee flrrmlal. Edith Rosema Rosie Retail Office Club, Choir, An- nual Boanl, Junior Play tcrewl. Operetta, Senior Play icrewl. l. Edith Rofema, will my fair mnlplexirm to Pat Sirmet. H. Calvin Rosema Hubert Hi-Y, Rifle Club, Operetta, junior Play lcrewl, Senior Play icrewl, Intramural Bas- ketball, Choir tvice-pres.J, Related Subjects Club, An- nual Board. I. Cal Roxema, will my fire yearr in high Jfhool to Min Schutt. mlm made it ponilsle. ellL0l'J n, ' W '- 31 Barbara Ann Ruiter Barb Bowling League, Junior Play icrewj, Senior Play fcrewb, Retail and Office Club. An- nual Board. I, Barbara Ruiler. will my ability to play bookey to .rome urileamed frerhnzarz. Harold Ruiter Harry Bowling League, Intramural Basketball. I. Harry Ruiter. will my flip- .rtick ' to Earl Ll illiam.v, Stephen K. Sabo Steve Hi-Y, Rifle Club. I. Steve Saba, will my skating ability 10 Sonja Henie. Beulah Schoolcraft I. Beulah Srhoolrrafl, leave - I hope. Elaine V. Schreiber Lainie Band, Senior Play lcrewj. I, Elaine Schreiber. will my hair to a needy Toni livin. Marvin Schrebe Butch Baseball I, Marvin Schrebe, will my ability to write exrlzyei to john Butcher. June E. Schuiteman Scbuite Operetta, Junior Play lcrewb, Senior Play tcrewj, Sat. Nite Club. I. june Schuifeman, leare, re- gardlett of the Driving Courxe, at 90 M.P.H. in a real con- werlillle. Sandra Sherk Sandie G.A.A., Sat. Nite Club, jun- ior Play fstudent directory, Senior Play icrewj, Thespian Society, Service Club, World Friendship Club, Annual Board, Cap and Gown Com- mittee, junior-Senior Prom Committee, National Thes- pian Society. I. Sandra Sheri. will my long Jkirls lo the Holland cheer- leaders. 17 ' -4' 4 Marilyn Sietsema Choir, junior Play Qcrewl. I. Marilyn Sietxema, leave - Jtill confuring people. Mary Sietsema Choir, junior Play Lcrewh. Ana' I, Mary Sietxerna. the fame. Elizabeth Ann Slayter Bette Sec. of the Freshman Class, Service Club, Bowling League, G.A.A,, Thespian Society lvice-presidentb, Sat. Nite Club, junior Play fcrewj, Senior Play lcastj, Annual Board, Student Council, Op- eretta accompanist, National Thespian Society, junior Ring Committee. I. Bette Slayter. will my .teal in the tenor .reclion for one ,remener to Rag Wester who Lt frying to get out of the lflattezl place. Patricia K. Snell Palt Annual Board, G.A.A., junior Play lcrewl, Service Club, Sat. Nite Club, Nurses' Aide, Bowling League. I. Pa! Snell. will my whole year in Ciifirt to BumpJ Elliot . Dorothy R. Sterzer Dort Choir, Bowling League, An- nual Board, Junior Play Ccrewl, Senior Play tcrewj. I, Dorolhy Slerzer, leave my :framing to Mifr Edge. Patricia Stolberg Pat I. Pat Stollverg, will to Mr. 1iJ.ray Hicks another quiet girl for Nady hall. my rirter. Raymond Swansen, jr. Ray Thespian Society, junior Play lcrewp, Senior Play fcrewj, Hi-Y, Rifle Club, Annual Board, National Thespian So- ciety. I. Ray Szwanxen. leave my camera to anyone who ran make the darn thing work. Inez Swartz I nie G.A.A., Band fsecj , Sat. Nite Club, Annual Board, Senior Play Ccrewl, junior Play 4 crew J , Operetta lcrewj , jr.-Sr. Prom Committee. I, Inez Swartz, will my ron- itanl reclining posilion on the barbetball floor to Louie Kam meraad. eniord 33 Barbara Szymas Barb Annual Board I. Barbara Szymax. leave my Jize to the Lillipulianr. james Paul Teasley Sinkers Intramural Basketball, Base- ball. I. jim Teaxley, will my draw- ing teclmique: lo Mr. Sanders. Donna Lou Terrill Terry Band, G.A.A., Sat. Nite Club, Operetta, Thespian Society, World Friendship Club, jun- ior Play lcrewj, Senior Play tcastj, Annual Board, Nat- ional Thespian Society. I. Donna Terrill. will my ability lo Jay ugh on the Jtage to Mr. 011071. Bonnie Teunis N obbie G.A.A., Sat. Nite Club, Band, junior Play fcrewl, Senior Play Ccrewj. I, Bonnie Teunir. 'zrill my baton to Mr. Cohn. Diane Tomlinson Di Student Council, junior Play Cstudent director 7 , World Friendship Club 1pres.J, Sen- ior Play Qcrewb, Nurses' Aide, Thespian Society, Ana nual Board, jr.-Sr. Prom Com- mittee, Nat'l Thespian Society. I, Diane Tomlinmn. will my pbyxici .feat to any girl who has enough will power to get through the vourre with Mr. Samlerr. Lucy Ellen Tripp Lu Glee Club, Choir, Nurses' Aide, junior Play lcasty. I, Lury Ellen Tripp. will my speclacler to any teacher that haf trouble correcting text paperr. Norma Jean Tysman Tiny G.A.A. 1sec.J, Worltl Friend- ship Club, junior Play Qcrewl, Senior Play fcrewb, Nurses' Aide, Annual Board, jr,-Sr. Prom Committee. I. Norma Tytman. will my fire foot Iwo. eyex of blue. to john'J other wife. La Verne Van Beek Beele Choir, Operetta, Boys' Bowl- ing League. I. La Verne Vanlieei. zrill Ill-1 zreiglrtt to Holi Cline. en iora 54 Don Van Der Kolk Pretzel Hi-Y, Thespian Society, Nat'l Thespian Society, Annual Board, junior Play icastj, Senior Play icastb, Choir, Operetta fcasty, Track, Cap and Gown Committee. I, Don Vander Kolk. will my ciricr tertr to Glenn johnson. Nancy Vander Wagen Nan junior Play icrewj, Senior Play Ccrewj, Bowling League, Retail Selling Club. I. Nanny Vander Wfagon. leazfe my wagon to Little Boy Blue. Roger Vander Wagen Rag Rifle Club, Retail Selling Club. I. Roger Vander Wagon. will my jeep to Little Bo Peep ipeep. peep! .' ft. Barbara Jean Van Hall Barb Student Council, Annual Board, Senior Play Qcrewb. I. Barb Van Hall will my 75 u'onl.r a minute ,fhortbantl to Min Walterf. Robert VanSchelven M1Ir'l Football, Basketball, Baseball, Band Choir ttteas.l, Hi-Y, Sat. Nite Club, jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Operetta. l, H116 VdllSl'Z76'1l'dl1-. lean' Ciclfflllllc' to my brnlher lark. lm! lm! for lang. Nancy Vaughn Nan junior Play lcrewb, Senior Play tcrewl, Annual Board, Student Council, junior-Sen- ior Prom Committee. I. Numa' Vunglw. lenre mg Pep In Kellogrqfr. Patsy Ann VerBerkmoes Band, Senior Play lcrewj, I. Pa! Ver Ilerknzoex. it-ill mi zlllllflh' In Belly fllarfiu. joyce Verplank Verpluuk G.rX.A. tsecll, Band, Cheer- leader. Student Council, Bowl- ing League qsec.J, Thespian Society 4pres.l, Nat'l Thes- pian Society, Senior Play tcrewr, Operetta tdancel, jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 1 chairman J . 1, llrrwzi' lfbfplmllli, Irill Ill-1 imllzilifvm In ,IU on lime to illiu Silmil. I enior4 I 55 Joann Wagenmaker fo G.A.A., Nurses' Aide. I. 10117171 llvdX6lIl7ldkE'V', will Ihe enema Hay in the hot- pifal to jmnme lieller. Mary Ellen XX'alda Wfoodie Latin Club, Glee Club, Home lic. Club, Wcbrltl Friendship Club, Choir, Operetta tcastj, junior Play tcrewp, Senior Play tcastl, Annual Board, Thespian Society, I, Mary Iillwf ll aI11'a. will all my lllllflt' Io Mr, QIldL'bl!IlI7lIJ'I?,' lJe'll be glad lo .ree it again. Wilbur Glenn Wlalker, Jr. Wfilb Football, Hi-Y, Thespian So- ciety, National Thespian So- ciety, Junior Play tcastl, Sen- ior Play lcastl. Rifle Club, Vice President of Senior Class. I. Wilb ll alker, will my abilily In get along with Coach lfjolliczle to Fred H0ri'lu'i'.r. Patricia Weaver Put Choir, Annual Board, Service Club, Retail Club. I, Pal ll c'ai'er'. if-ill my ahililj' In gel along with peo- ple In LIIIVIYIIIE ilniulq relaillflg. Gertrude Wiebenga Home Ec. Club, Retail Selling Club. I, G'erlrur1'e Wiehenga, will the five year plan in high Jchoal to anyone who can? me the four. Helen Wilkinson Pee Wee Cheerleader, Choir, Retail Selling Club, junior Play qcrew Q . I, Helen Wilkirzxorz. will my memories of Pre.vley'J to any- one who liker lo Jtand up. Shirlee Mae Wildrom Shir! Home Ec. Club, Choir, An- nual Board, junior Play lcrewj, Senior Play Lcrewj. I, Shilree Wfildrom. will hy ability to snag a ride home at noon to Harriet Ellingmn. Michal C. Cuti Mike Football I. Mike Cuti, will my hunk at Rohhinx' to .rome up and rowing artixl. eniom 36 Eugene Yedinak Gene Student Council, Intramural Basketball, Baseball. I, Eugene Yedinak. will my high I. Q. to Mortimer Snerd. Gene Yonker Nick Basketball, Baseball, Basket- ball Cmanagerl, Intramural basketball. 1. Eugene Yonker. will my Jiren to Min Schutt. William j. Wipperfurrh Wi pp Hi-Y, Thespian Society, Jun- ior Play Ccastj, Senior Play fcastj Baseball, Annual Board, Intramural Basketball, Nat'l Thespian Society fpres- idenrj. I, Bill Wipperfurth. will my squeakx to a church mouse. 5 . Cawrfwha J .g. r. ? fly! George William Nykamp A 'L Dewey.EPh11ligs Wldhe 5' i R if 'R 7, Wei Plailligir. leave my mechanical drawing -6 I, George Nykamp. will my ruare 'i ' Gordon Durterzwinkle. , - i. 1 ' Robert Sloothaak 'f 'A - Slaoz ,551 55 K . Football, Baseball, Intramural Basketljhll, I V ' Student Council .f ' ' 1 D odgd of Education. 'MZ-A. ,, 1. , -. . ,.,.,. ltxu . .5 -I 1 g., Jac CFMUFNSH ' ekef - i ffl 'Fl ' Foollglliili . lr 1' :. f 5' O , I. Bob Slootbaak, leave my pavilion rm tbeefool-A - 1, Murlen, will my .vemonty to Al hall team to the water boy. , 'ff' i lilo UN -Q I . .V ...-1- ,., ,,.,. X . il 'af l ff ,if 1 W 11' 55? 5- hike .1 lg t -'ra ea ape J -3 F W 3 .I :Top picture - Top rou' - Left to right 37 'Jim Fett, Floyd Rymal, Florie Boon, Ford Broman. Chuck Barrhel, Mike Calogerakis, Rich Fase, Bob Conant, Joe Cook, Harrison Chumney, Wally Ewing, Jane Bewalda, Jackie DeWitt, Jackie Dirkse, Miss Oatley. Middle rou' Barb-Bonema, Joyce Brosseit, Erma Chaffee, Flora Dolphin, Shirley Dunn, Brigitra Cuti, Karen Byl, Lois Boyink, Janet Briegel, Lois Bryant, Marcia Clark. Bottom mu' Warren Beekman, Clyde Kinkema, Bill Baker, Bob Buikema, Wayne Brosseit, Jack Dirkse, Bob Farmer. fMiddle picture - Top rou' - Left to right Tommy Jessen, Glen Marshall, Jim McKay, Joe Page, Al Neitring, Fred Herbst, Al Molen- kamp, Jim Justian, George Nykamp, Richard Harbeck, Henry King, Frank Maggiore, Eugene Ott, Miss Yurick. Bottom mu' Doris Holmes, Peggy Holzinger, June Lindsey, Pat Hammond, Molly Locke, Judy Krause, Betty Plowman, Evelyn Justian, Betty Martin, Paula Langfeld, June Peabody. ,, :Bottom picture - Top row - Left to right Neal Ralya, Bob VanSchelven, Ken Roberts, Dave Paull. Harold Swier, Eugene Yedinak, Melvin Rouwhorst, Mary Whitaker, Barb VanderMeiden, Eleanor VerWey, Angie Visser, Pat VerBerkmoes, Shirley Wildrom, Miss Bottje. Middle mu' Joyce Poort, Joyce Poel, Dorothy Sterzer, Donna Terrill, Sandra Sherk, Marguerite Salisbury, Edith Rosema, Roberta Timm, Par Snell, Inez Swartz, Bonnie Tuenis, Al Reaume, Bob Sovis, Loren Whistler, Warren Tuenis, Gilbert VanWeelden, Don Vander Kolk, Larry Reaume, Raymond Swanson. s , : I 'UV ' has ' ' -f Q00 HAMA 9 x I l Jo L 5 6 Q oz lf' .. flftf , ' 4 1 1' 1 . 51 3 5 .w 6' sl' 1- .- u 1, . 4 .t. . . P V D . S cl. I cr B L v : R I-Mn fs B V .- . 0 .5 D-5'-fi, Clan froplzecy E o o 12.95025 0 I f L,v.v .sw '1 .Ulf - F s :gun C W M A , , -k. I ::': 5. if Bo J gferg? 13.1 I VR- N I 5,25 U1 1 Fu. X ' J',R. J70, X 5.0 7 J ,iw It was a beautiful night, June 20, 1970. Crowds of people were trying to get tickets for the show at the mammoth new Grand Theatre. Although our Hat.Shop wasn't doing too well, Barb Ruiter and I, Monica Mierle, had managed to save fifty cents for the tickets. We hoped that the money would be well spent. We slipped through the crowd and having found our seats, talked to Rich Fase. the head usher, who introduced us to the rest of the ushers. They were Arnold Nadort, Bob Conant, Chuck Barthel, Chuck Frame, and Bob Farmer. Roger Buikema owns the Grand Theatre now. When Don Vander Kolk, Sheriff of the local Bastille, State Policeman Rog Vander Wagen, and Detective Mike Cuti walked in, quite a hub-bub arose. Very recently the trio had captured Pete Harrison, who was sentenced to ten years in Sing Sing for committing the unforgivable crime of go- ing through a red light. His number is lll7356. Gene Polack the brains of the gang, got only two months in the local Bastille for planning the stop light episode. The ads on the curtain told us many things about our old friends. All the advertisements had been drawn by Molly Lock, the temperamental artist from Greenwich Village, Joyce Brosseitg Dort Sterzerg and Marcia De Ryke. Some of the advertisements were: Read the MORNING TRIBUNE edited by Bill Pollock. Don't miss Diane Tomlinson's advice to the love-lorn column. Tune in on station WGHHS every Friday night and watch world-famous Frank Maggiore box on television. Marv Schrebe, Manager. Buy flowers for all occasions at the DELUXE FLOWER SHOP, Ray Berg, Proprietor. Come to the arena every Tuesday night and see Leroy Van Vleet, Gill Van Weelden, and Albert Reaume perform daredevil feats on their motor- cycles. Turn in all your old cars to Warren Beekman's junkyard. Don't go anywhere, let us handle your business. Ann Koppel, Betty Davison, and Alice Reeths, Under- takers. The house lights dimmed as the orchestra began playing. We recognized many old friends in the orchestra: Pat Ver Berkemoes, Bonnie Teunis, Larry Reaume, Fred Herbst, jalaine Riemersma, Jackie Dirkse, Yvonne Dirkse, and Elaine Schrieber. The conductor looked very familiar, but what boy from our class would be seen with such long hair! Ah, we have it! Ford Broman! The curtain went up as the music faded out. Steve Sabo, the master of ceremonies, came out to an- nounce the acts. v ,Ve 1 E.-9' B 'P' lg Ll -Nm 1 6-5 5-9412 The first to be presented was a piano recital played by the world-famous concert pianist, Mary Ellqn Walda. The next few acts were much less serious than the preceding. Marjorie Payne put her trained lions through their tricks. Bob johnson demonstrated trick shooting, and contortionists Jim Teasley, Dewey Phillips, and john Olsen, performed many strenu- ous' feats, and drew the attention of every male and female in the audience by flexing their huge biceps. The next act was a skit presented by a troupe of professoinal actors. The title of the play was Murder in the Haunted House. The actors we recognized were Don Borck, the villain, Beulah Schoolcraft, the victimg Marilyn Dailey, the heroine, Gene Gardner, the counterfeiterg Gertrude Wiebenga, the counter- feiter's accomplice, George Nykamp. the investigator, and Bob Sloothaack, the jailer. During the intermission we again talked with Rich Fase. He told us that Doris Holmes was the scenery painter, and that Helen Brefka and janet Briegel were directors of this I-roduction. He also told us that during the contortionist act Jane Bewalda had fainted. When a doctor and nurse were called for, who do you think responded? Why, who else but Doctor Bob Bishop and Nurse Brigitta Cuti. Wilma Anderson, Lucy Tripp, Jessie Cleveringa, Dona Carskadon, and Pat Stolberg, the leading make- up artists in the country had been hired just for this show. june Peabody was the hair stylist. When we talked with Karen Byl during the in- termission, she invited us to her home after the show to meet some more of our old friends. The second Part of the show was devoted to home-town talent, folks who hadn't gone out of Grand Haven to make their fortune in show business. Emmajean Boelens, the dog trainer, brought her dogs to perform many tricks which delighted both young and old. Her red setter had just placed first in a dog show in New York. The Trilling Trio, Barb Szymas, Alice Resner, and Mary Peck, sang a few songs and were called back for encores. Norma Tysman thrilled the audience with her magic, and Barb Van Hall, Betty Mack, and Isabelle Holmes demonstrated roller skating, the beginner and the professional. The curtain went down after that act and every- one, having enjoyed a wonderful variety show, left the Grand Theatre. Barb and I met several friends on the way to Karen's party. They were Shirley Carrier, Alice Chit- tenden, and Catherine Mihalek, all secretaries with one of the large manufacturing firms in Grand 2. 8 I. ' IJ. C' 3 1 5 sui JJ v e G jx' in i 'S l th s , ., , . , ' 5- K.B. GS ilu min N 8..M, IIN. AL C-M. G . U I Haven, Erma Chaffee, who is the supervisor at The Presfdent Neal Ralya was complaining of the way y Bell Telephone Company, and Shirley De Witt who Htrold McM'llan and Harry Ruiter, news commen- Rl' runs her own dry cleaning business in Nunica. tators have been treating him. Arriving at Karen's, I rang the bell and was very Cheri Gosen and Helen Wilkinson suddenly rushed Q much surprised to have a butler answer. He looked very familiar, and we finally recognized him as Rich Ebel. His English accent surely fooled us! He ushered us into the drawing room where Karen, a leading socialite in Grand Haven, greeted us. We gossiped awhile until I caught sight of my old friend, Betty Parker. She is Superintendent of Nurses at the Grand Haven Memorial Hospital. Gerald Liesen is the head surgeon at the same hospital. Next we spoke to Nancy Vander Wagen and Barb Bonema who have opened a coffee shop and are doing a prosperous business. As I continued to look around the room, I noticed that Powers' models, June Schuiteman, Nancy Vaughn, and Pat Weaver were having a gay time telling everyone all about New York. Ruth Kozicki, Inez Swartz, Nancy Lehman, and Pat Snell, night club dancers, were trying to teach Cal Rosema, the most eligible bachelor of the year, a new dance step. On the far side of the room Joann Wagenmaker was playing the piano and Marcia Clark and Phyllis Poel were singing. The three girls are top execu- tives in some large firm in Coopersville. Jeanne Rezney, Donna Terrill, and Sandra Sherk all arrived for a wonderful time with their old friends. Jeanne manufactures cigarettes here in Grand Haven, and Donna and Sandra reside in Holland. Bette Donselar was there with her husband who is the minister of a church in Grand Rapids. The President of the United States, Neal Ralya and the Vice President, Betty Slayter were announced and received a warm welcome from everyone. Then a very distinguished looking gentleman walked into the room. He was recognized instantly as, The Hon- orable Blair Worthington Kennedy, one of our friends who, it was discovered is of royal ancestry. We noticed three of our local high school teach- ers: Gene Yedinak teaches engineering at the new Grand Haven High School, Bev Michael, who teaches Latin: and Sharon Grevel, who teaches speech. Pat Campbell has taken Eleanor Roosevelt's place in the United Nations. I saw her discussing the farm policy with Senator John Bakale. We heard someone say that Shirley Mason was unavoidably detained because she was immersed in her enthralling work of evolving a dictionary of simple words for mundane use. La Verne Van Beek, the world's champion bowler, was busy telling everyone his latest record-breaking score. Sandra showed us her teen-age daughter's collec- tion of stars pictures. She had autographed ones of Penny Frovog and George Bolles of the movies and Edith Rosema, comedienne, and Jack Murphy of television. in. They are teaching cheer leading at M. S. C. Jark Ver Murlen and Willie Walker were there arguing whether or not Michigan should be a dry state. Jack is a Prohibitionist. Glenn Marshall, the multi-millionaire, was talk- ing to Bill Wipperfurth, the head of the United Mine Workers, about the present coal strike. Bill seemed unconcerned. Other well-known members of our class who were there were: Ray Swanson who is a photographer for the M. G. M. Studio in Hollywoodg Nancy Horton who is 1 sfewardess for the Pan-American airlines, Jackie DeWitt who is a well-to-do secretary. 4She has a twenty-four room home in California.J Peggy Holzinger who is a successful housewife, and Bill Gardner who teaches civics in Grand Haven High School. Everyone was quite excited when Mike Calogerakis and Ed Anderson who play professional football entered. As I wandered from room to room, I found Joyce Ver Plank trying to persuade everyone that we need a new fire engine. She is on the committee for fire prevention this yearg and Shirley Wildrom, the artist, sitting in a corner sketching Ted Johnson. the Olympics swimming champion. Bob Van Schelven and Kenny Clark who play professional basketball for Podunk Center were talk- ing sports with Mike and Ed most of the evening. Henry King who is the mayor of the neighboring metropolis of Ferrysburg, and Doug Bethke, who has just won the title, The World's Most Popular Singer , came late, but we were glad to see them. Rosemary De Bruin, a member of the W. C. T. U., joined Jack Ver Murlen and Willie Walker. She seemed greatly interested in their argument for and against prohibition. June Lindsey was in the next room showing Kenny Roberts, the novelist, a few tricks in judo. Bill Clink and Florie, national champion midget racers, kept one group listening to exciting tales about their unusual occupation. Ron Poplaski who is coaching football at Notre Dame and Bob Buikema football coach at the Uni- versity of Michigan are good friends - in June. Over in one corner I saw Joyce Poort vigorously describing the Calvinsitic theory to Earl Epplett who seemed more interested in playing Chopsticks on the piano. The well-known Gene Ott and his flashing smile have been posing for Pepsodent advertisements. He was unable to be there that night because of a previ- ous engagement. As Barb and I walked home, I couldn't help think- ing of the timeiwhen I had first met all these success- ful people. Just think! The Class of '50! Why, l remember ..... I JL, 15. 'e 3-6- ll 4 N-V. itil II. 'TSMJS lvl Z 5- Ps - c nf- ...silt '99 5.5. Mg s eww' 35' J' F ' S ' r - If o'.' M 5, W T 71.1 H - s-I' H5 ,4.c. W' E MU' Sophomore Class Officers President . . . . . Quay Pope Vice president ..... Don Shears Secretary . . . . . Robert Clink Treasurer . . . William Brems f 4 1 i I Clan Ufficem junior Class Officers President ..... Clarence Laman Vice president .... james Swarr Secretary ...... Glenn johnson Treasurer . . . . . Bob Urbanik 1 4 i l 1 1 1 Freshman Class Officers President ...... Charles Angus Vice president . Jack Van Schelven Secretary ...... Shirley Griffin Treasurer. . . . . Robert Swarr Ken Achterhof John Angus Pete Avery Don Aylsworth Ruth Baker Sally Baker Al Baldus Janice Barger Gene Barrows Henry Bekins Bob Bell Meredith Blanchard Gertrude Blasky Beverly Bloomquist Marian Boer Donna Boettcher Florie Boon Barbara Boot uniora 41 Fred Borchers Mary Bulthuis Barbara Borck John Butcher Doris Bosma Beverly Butson Duane Bowditch Marian Chapman Nancy Brant Mary Clark Gwyneth Brefka George Collins Don Brems Jane Crum Doris Buckner Michael Czinder Ken Buikema Marvin Decker Mary Martha Decker Carol De Clopper Bob Deiiers Lois De Kraker Lewis Diepenhorst Glenn Doering Charlene Gayle Engle Ken Ennenga Elclonna Feensfra Joan Feller Sylvia Feller .lim Ferl Dusterwinkle Gordon Joyce Fisher Dusterwinkle Frank Ellioif Nancy Fisher Phyllis Frietchen union! 42 Jack Gardner Muriel Hastings Kay Graham George Hendrych Alvina Grimm Jackie Hirdes Beverly Gustafson Bill Holman Irma Hacksfock Joyce Holman Jay Hamm Emery Holzinger Harvey Hammond Carol Hostetfer Allan Hartman Bill Hurst Don Harvey Glenn Johnson uniord Craig Kammeraad Ralph Larson Donna Katt Elwood Leslie Clyde Kinkema Lois Levandoski Ed Kinkema Nancy Lubben Rose Kline Pe-QQY Lyon Ed Klukos Donna McFadden Jack Koster Jackie McLellan Georgia Kruizenga Stewart McLinda Clarence La mon Asa McReynolds Q 43 Belma Mabry Rita Mahder Joyce Meyer Janet Meyers Fred Miles Agnes Miller Connie Modrack Lois More Andrew Nelson Jo Ann Noordhof Harold Overzet Marian Overzet Raymond Pavlin Sandy Pellegrom John Peterson Walter Pippel Charlotte Poort Shirley Prahin Tom Puleo Morilyn Sims 'ylorgorie Quimby Pot Sinnett .leon Reeths Jim Skidmore Kenneth Retzlotf Morgoret Smith Sondreno Rooks Bob Snoek Jim Sobo Marlene Spencer Augusto Schroeder .lim Sprott Chuck Scott Violet Stong Leonorcl Scott Friedo Stille uniora 44 Chester Stolorz Loretto Tuin Betty Streeting Bob Urbonik Noncy Strong Don Volencourt Jim Swcirt Elsie Vonder Molen Horold Swier Ben Vonder Zuoog Howord Teosley Woyne Von Dongen Horry Tiemonn Don Von Doorne Mory Tinholt Nelson Von Leeuwen Shoron Toxopeus Morvin Von Weelden unior.4 Cornelius Earl Ver Berkmoes Williams lrene g Jerry Ver Dum Wipperfurth James J Vickers 5,2133 Ethel Mary Grace Vozar Yemc Lois D I Wagenmaker 35:5 Dolores Don Whipple Zcm Caroline Zuidema Camera Slay julli0l'J- Pat Carlson Herman Rycenga Barbara Van Hall Richard Edstrom Vernon Simpson Gilbert Van Weelden Lynn Douglas Carolyn Sfolberg Jack Weafherbie Richard Robinson 45 oplwmorea Everett Anderson Richard l Bethke Chuck Arnold Jackie Beverwyk Pearl Baer Lois Bierman Glenn Baggott Efhe Bishop Helene Barbour Irene Bhndauer Rkhard Berg Ruth Hoon Arlene Berryman Cohene Boettcher Walter Bessinger SaHy Bolles Beverly Bethke Mary Bouwman 46 Shirley Boyink Jean Brown Ron Braak Marvin Buckner Roger Brarner Very Buckner Vaughn Brefka Judy Buikema Billy Brems Paul Bulthouse Jack Bringardner Helen Bunting Barbara Brinkert Barbara Butcher Donna Brouwer Jay Casernier Eileen Brouwer Bob Clink Glenn Collison Herb DeWitt Joan Cornly Pat Dillinger Wayne Dalman LaMar Dornbos Marine Da mvelt Barbara Dykhouse Louise Dault Harriett E I lingson Betty Dawes Robert Elliott Eunice Deiters Patrick Ellman Henry De Vecht John Erbes Dora DeWitt Jim Essebagger f.Soplzomore.4 47 Nick Essenji Verna Goodin Jeanne Farrer Ida Gray Beverly Feller Stanley Green Leonard Fisher Loren Hall Mary Floto John Harrison Jack Gibbs Stella Hass Dan Gimborys Warren Hicksel Fred Goldberg Pat Hendrych Armon Goodin Phyllis Heyboer Don Hitsman Don Klaasen Janet Hoekstra Jim Knevitt Gwen Huttenga Russ Kohnke Ruth James John Koppel Lynn Janssen Mary Lou Kovvitz Walter Jones Dorothy Kozicki Shirley Ketner Ted Krause Don Khodl Alice Kruizenga Gerry King Joc Kuhlman :S0f7ll0l1'l0l'eJ 48 Don Lask Bolo Law Bob Lutz Tom MacKay Ann MacNeill Pete Manting Dave Mason Virginia Mavis Lillie McCarty Edith McMillan Clwarmain Melnotte Ronald Metzler Joyce Meyers Joan Mierle Jean Mills Joanne Mulder Ruth Neitring Art Nettnin '-4 Gilbert Newton Becky Ninness Myrna Olsen Charles Olthot Dorothy Oom Wynne Oslund Patrick OTT Elmer Parchert Harry Parcheta Jo Ann Parker Robert Payne Matt Pellegrorn Jim Peters Richard Peters Elsa Peterson Richard Poel Quay Pope Delores Ralya Sophomore: l 49 Arlene Regelin Phillip Schoulten Joe Rezny Betty Schrieber David Rice Arnold Schroeder Carl Richardson Clifford Schuett Marvin Roon Donna Schuiternan Clarence Ruiter Joyce Schultz Bonnie Ryder Ronald Seaver Betty Schippers Bill Shappee Johnny Schoonveld Don Shears Cg0pll0l1'l0l'eJ 1 , Orin l Gordon Sheffield Teunis Margot l Jean Spencer Vander Molen Kathryn Gordon J. Shields Teunis Kenneth Norma Start Vander Sys Glenn Marjorie Sioerdsma Thomas Kenneth Lois Stillson Vander Wal Joe Jackie Seifert Toxapeus Dave John Stinson Van Dyke Carolyn Jim SlSCl1O Tripp Bonnie Shirley Strange Veqch Al Roy Smith Tripp Toni John Streng Veltman Marian Pat Snoek Urbanik Robert John Swierenga Ver Berkmoes Ann Mary Ann Soerheide Van Bemmelen Don Sally Swiftney Walwood Bettie Gerrit Soulef Vanden Brand Rgy Bill Sucheclci VVC1l'b9I' 50 Charlene Weavers Gordon Westhof Roger Wester Mary Lou Whitaker Glenn Wiegert Bill Arbogast Marilyn Anderson Henry Bekins Dick Borman James Brant Matt Crandle C-Saoplwmorea Stanley Wiewiora Jean Wilkinson Erno Mae Wills Dolores Winter Jerry Yager Ronald Ziel Camera :S0ph0ln0l'eJ Floyd Epplett Bob Gray Garth Hole Jim Koats Bob Lyndon Patrick McCarthy 51 Beverly Mangleson Bette Martin Beverly Melnath James Paauwe Karl Porcherf Dallas Winters Jean Anderson Glenn Bishop Chuck Angus Jerry Blasky Judy Arnold Mary Bloemendol Jerry Ackerman Fred Bolthouse Diane Baer Donna Borchers .loan Beihl Mary Bos Barbara Berwald Ivan Brims Shirley Befhlce Ned Brown Richard Bierman Shirley Bruhn 91-ealunen 52 ,lack Buckner Shirley Cleveringa Duane Burkarf Sam Coyle George Butcher Robert Crum Richard Carlson Paul Dahlman Edna Choflee Bill Dawes Glen Chittenden Marilyn Del-loan Billie Ann Clark .lim Denning Sandra Clark Janice Dennison David Cleveringa Norman De Vecht Jerry Dillinger Sharon Elliott Jim Dolphin Tom Ellman James Donner Glenn Engel Barbara Donselar Shirley Erickson Patsy Donselar Donna Mae Fase Pat Douglas Fernon Feenstra Ed D'Oyly Arlene Gahsman Heien Dreese Jo Ann Gardner Asa Eastling Mary Joan Gelakoska .l7l'eJlll1'len 53 Martin Goldberg Harold Harlott Marine Goodin Joyce Harrison Gary Gray Betty Harvey Glen Gray Frances Helmets Shirley Griffin Donald Herrington Rebecca Griswold Shirley Hierholzer Don Haack Frank Hippler Sandra Hagstrom Marcia Hodges Leroy Haney Janice Holter Dave Horton Betty Howard Shirley Jeffery Pat Jolly Jeanine Jolman Martin Johnson Roger Johnson Harold Keech Donald Kiett Bob King Pat King Mary Kinkema Roberta Klaassen Margaret Kline Bob Klukos Jane Kube Pat Laman Richard Larsen .gl'eJlU1'leIl 54 Mary Lou Levandoski Bernice Macko Bessie Lewis Joyce Marks Betty Lewis Marilyn Matthew Tom Lock Sharon McCarthy Shirley Long Jerry Ann McFadden Susan Lowell Marcia Mierle Cynthia Lurnbard Connie Miller Lorraine Lyons Mary Lou Murphy Duncan Mac Phee Shirley Murphy Chuck Naera bout Frances Nicosia Raymond Noll Kay Olson Roy Overway Beverly Paton Margaret Pavlin Donald Payne Maxine Peabody Carolyn Pedelty Jerry Pellogrom Yvonne Peters Marilyn Piersma Ethel Pippel Barbara Purcell Doris Rance Harold Reenders Kenneth Reenders grealzmen 55 Robert Reenders Donna Scheffers Ronald Robbins Jean Scott Charles Rouwharst Sally Shappee Dave Ruiter Patsy Shaw lrene Ruster Don Sheffield Roger Rycenga Ronald Showers Rudy Sabo Sandra Skinner Bob Sanders Arthur Slater Carol Ann Scanlan Leonard Sleutel Mary Smanf James Teunis Jane Sonnenberg Louis Tripp Joann Sfille Richard Tysman Thelma Stone Emil Van Cura Dorothy Stygsfra Marilyn Vander Kolk Bob Swarf Delores Vander Molen Marilyn Swartz Delores Van Dongen Marjory Swartz Richard Van Doorne Joyce Swiffney Lyn Van Fossen .gl'eJlll1'lel'l 56 Hank Van Hees .Jack James Volovlek Van Schelven Phyllis Wagenmaker Marilyn Van Sfrafe Paul Van Tol John Wales James Vlfa lwood Clarence Ver Berkmoes Gordon Oren Watts Ver Duin Charles Donald Weavers Ver Murlen Robert Vette Dale Vink Larry Wesferhouse David Whipple Julia Wiewiora Milford Barrows Annette Benson Wayne Brouwer Eugene Fett .gl'eJlll11eIl Loretta Williams Shirley Wood Doris Yager Phillip Yedinak Jerry Zant Alfred Zimmerman Carol Bennett Camera sh, ymlimen Lettie George Mary Kieft Donald Nelson George North 57 Charles Ruiter Edward Vander lvleiclen George Wellman 0' ml'- c a J' 5 -.4 - - v-11 I' 0 bmi? x , I I Q -wr Ill! GLN Q ,jf alctiuiiiea . Remember ------ Know all your lines in Act I and II by Wednesday. - - - All meetings must be attended by a sponsor. COh nuts!7 - - - Shall it be Thespian Society or just plain Speech Club? - - - Just think, girls can beat boys in bowling! iYeah, but look at the handicap they had! D. Wish I were on the Student Council. They get out every Thursday! - - - May we have a meeting at 2:00 to discuss the cover for the annual? Say! I sure do remember activities! 58 J' x f f f' 'TNN X ai, K . x 1 H Sill gT ITIES l 555339 f El? 7 Finzrl Rout Larry Reaume, lnez Swartz, Bette Slayter, Shirley Mason, Pat Campbell, Ann Koppel, Ray Swanson. Sevwzd Rout Don Kieft, Don Vander Kolk, Diane Tomlinson, Molly Lock, Joyce Brosseit, Alice Reeths, Dorothy Sterzer, Doris Holmes, Jeanne Rezny, Jerry Liesen, Don Borclt. Third Rrnr: Sandra Sherk, june Lindsey, Ruth Kozicki, Mary Ellen Walcla, Yvonne Dirkse, Nancy Horton. Pat Snell, Barbara Ruiter, Monica Mierle. he Illlual EOGI' This year the Annual Board was organized in October. Committees met and started work immediately. Later in the month the sponsor, the editor, and the section chairmen attended a meeting at Michigan State College. XVhile there, the members gained many new ideas and help for publishing the '50 yearbook. ln this '50 yearbook the Annual Board has tried to carry through the theme Remember and hope that you may hnd it filled with pleasant memories. Check thir man rl10rtage.' 60 Firm' Rout Norma Tysman, Marcia De Ryke, Alice Rc-sner, Mary Peck, Charyl Gosen, jackie De Witt, Marcia Clark. Serum! Row: jane Bewalda, Shirley Wiltlrom, Sharon Grevel, Nancy Vaughn, Betty Mack, Barbara Van Hall, Brigirm Cuti, Shirley Carrier, Miss Dykhuizen adviser. Thin! Ron: Emmajean Boelens, Bill Whipyverfiirth, Bob Bishop, Cal Rosema, Rick Ebel, George Bolles, ,lack Murphy, Betty Davison. mae amz gold Editor S S Shirley Mason Section Editors: Adnzilzirlmtiwz Pat Campbell Clufrey Bette Slayter Actfzfitiet Inez Swartz Sporty Gerald Liesen Simpy Ann Koppel Spwzmr S S Miss Dykhuizen Name il .md i1'Sf ymnir . . Man, Ilfmt L1 !1l'zIkQ., 61 Firrt Rout Donna Terrill, Alice Reeths, Pat Campbell, Jeanne Rezny, Bette Slayter, Elizabeth Davison, Shirley Mason. Second Rout Miss Gwinn - director, Bill Wipperfurth, Wilbtir Walker, Don Borck, Mary E. Walcla, Rosemary DeBruin, Rick Ebel, Jerry Liesen, Don VanDerKolk. Tifb Carberry Ellen Leighton Lizzy . . Aggie . . Sherij Lew Pike Betlimz Trent Charlie Samir Denby Grimef Dorice Gaylord Callie Hopkim Luther Hopkins Weiley Anclreufr Cburita . . enior P ay fad 62 Pat Campbell Shirley Mason . Bette Slayter Maryellen Wzildal Don VanDer Kolk Betty Davison Wilbur Wzilker . Don Borck Rosemary DeBruin . Alice Reeths . Rick Ebel Bill Wipperftirth . Donna Terrill lr! rout Pat Ver Berkmoes, Marcia Clark, Elaine Schreiber, E1Tlll121iC2il'l Boelens, Molly Lock, Ann Koppel, Sandra Sherk. 22:11 mir: Bonnie Teunis, jane Bewalda, Diane Tomlinson, janet Briegel, -Ioyce Brosseit, Marcia De Ryke, Monica Mierle. ,inf rout Norma Tysman, Yvonne Dirkse, Jessie Cleveringa, Barbara Ruirer, Shirley Wfildrom, Betty Parker, Nancy Vander Wagen. enior Away Crew The seniors chose for their play, Tish, a three-act comedy involving the escapades of three elderly spinsrers. Gerald Liesen and Jeanne Rezny assisted Miss Gwinn in directing the play. Drape Shape' D01z'1 Cry, Babyf' Kim Mc, Baby 6 5 IJ! rout June Schuiteman, Nancy Vaughn, Nancy Horton, Joyce VerPlank, Inez Swartz, june Lindsey, Ruth Kozicki. 21111 row: Miss Gwinn - advisor, Betty Mack, Mary Peck, Sharon Grevel, Penny Frovog, Charyl Gosen, jack Murphy. Elnl rmv: Lynn Douglas, Harold McMillan, Ford Broman, Ray Swanson, Cal Rosema, Roger Buikcma, Glenn Marshall. Pin-ml Parkin' Put enior flag rew TZmmb.f ffp. ' FN RFQ N +9 iviivsf 55 as K1 SSA-ggi 3 XF Q3 Yiiib Y WL Q' 'i f' 5 Y wb 9 'Nf- W SF'15' mtww Pima' W 5 if , was Wa wil-D my hiv 15229 Qi W bw ii? X V'Qw wr we-r xiii' Sw Www W5 iw' 2' ? ' ,k-h'k .ff . -A ,QE jlgg-pwmwmp, YN., df' L ' 1, ,qgww i H' ,,,, 2453? i ,,, Q -y Y i5 WM .Q SM. V3 ff- 55- ,M WMV hex 5 AWWWQ' li JE' 'F'-'9f. an 1 First Rout Alvina Grimm, Georgia Kruizenga, Charlene Dusterwinkle, Augusta Shroeder, Eldonna Feenstra, Joann Noordhof, Margie Smith. Second Rout Miss Gwinn - advisor, Jim Sprott, Ethel Vozar, Marian Overzet, student director, Carol De Glomper, Tom Puleo, jim Skidmore. Third Row: jack Gardner, Ralph Larsen, Marv Van Weeltlen, Leonard Scott, Don Harvey, George Hendrych - student director. unior ay This year the junior class presented D0n't Take My Penny for their first produc- tion. The plot revolved around teen-aged Penny, who was determined to become a movie actressg and her boy friend, Kerry, who wanted her to play tennis instead. The play was a howling success. Miss Gwinn, the director, was assisted by student directors, Marian Overzet and George Hendrych. CAST Sally ..... Georgia Kruizenga Kerry . . jim Sprott Norman Porter . Marvin Vanweelden Greg . . . . jack Gardner Penny . . . Charlene Dusterwinkle Gram . . Augusta Schroeder Caleb ....... Don Harvey Monsieur . . . jim Skidmore Mark . Leonard Scott Claire . . JoAnn Noordhof Mavis . . . Ethel Vozar Elsie . . Margaret Smith Lydia . . . Alvina Grimm Lucille . . . . Eldonna Feenstra Joanna . . Carol DeGlopper Red ......, Ralph Larson Harrison Day ..... Tom Puleo jigs Up Oh-b, What yon Kic,bec!. ' 66 Ir! row: Bev Butson, Nancy VanderWagen, Barbara Ruiter, Monica Mierle, Edith Rosema, Peg Holzinger, Pat Weaver. Bm! row: Mr. Chojnowski Qadvisorb, john Peterson, Dick Edstrom, Ruth Kozicki, Margo Spencer, Muriel Hastings, Barbara Bonema, Don Aylsworth, Lynn Douglas. elaiiing- Mice Club of .Michigan Due to the cooperation and ambition of all the members, the Retailing-Oiiice Club has spent a very successful and active year. The club activities have included a trip to Grand Rapids, a trip to Chicago, and a hay ride. Money was raised by sponsoring a roller skating party, dances after basketball games, and by holding candy sales. A state convention was held in Battle Creek on january 15th and 14th. Pat Weaver and Chuck Scott were the representatives of the Grand Haven club. OFFICERS Prexizfefzt . . . . . . Pat Weaver Vice Prc.ri11'em Peggy Holzinger Secrelm'y . . Chuck Scott 'Tl'L cl.l'll7'f,'f Beverly Butson Azfziror ....... Mr. Chojnowski Chicago, bert' Ire c0nIe. ' Heard tl 111111 lm! nigbtfu 67 -Q.. Cb Sb 'Q I. 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Rout Bette Slayter, Pat Campbell, Nancy Horton, Cvice presidentl, june Lindsey, fpresidentlg Norma Tysman, Csecretaryjg Pat Snell, ttreasurerjg Yvonne Dirkse, Basketball Manager. SECIHIII' Row: Miss Nussdorfer Cadvisorj, Joyce Ver Plank, Sharon Grevel, Ruth Kozicki, Marcia De Ryke, Jane Bewalda, Elizabeth Davison, Inez Swartz. 90404. G. A. A. this year started out with a bang ! The activity of the 80 members got rolling along with a beach roast. The awards earned by the girls this year meant more than ever before because the point system in use now makes it necessary to work hard to deserve them. Frost-bites and home made candy was sold at all of the home games. A dance was given after the last home game, and what a turn out! At the end of the year awards were given out at a mother-and-daughter pot-luck supper. After the supper Miss Nuss- dorfer showed movies of her last summers bicycling trip. As all good things come to an end, so this one has! Prerizlcfzl . . . June Lindsey Trearwer . Pat Snell Ifircf-prarizlefzt . . Nancy Horton Acizfimr . Miss Nussdorfer Bucky pint Holland tlvrozlgb jlfmpf' H the u'r11zger.' i was MU' TW wx 43 ' W5 Sm ik u is is - Q. X X f TN . R R A f m wifi ., 5?-SQ mf .va- l Q S S' GAA FRESHMEN: lrt row: Beverly Paton, Marilyn VanDerKolk, Arlene Gahsman, Sharon Elliot, Marcia Mierle, Mary Bloemendal, Mariory Swartz. 2nd row: Judy Arnold, Donna Fase, Loretta Williams, Frances Helmers, Connie Miller, Carol Bennett, Marilyn Piersma, Joyce Marks, Mary Lou Murphy. 3rd row: Kay Olson, Ethel Pippel, Marilyn Swartz, Susan Lowell, Gerry McFadden, Donna Scheffers, Phyllis Wagenmaker, jean Scott, Marilyn Matthew, jean Anderson. QAM Look at the Jize of :bore pazr.f! Nebi bez'crnge.r? 72 Q 4 VARSITY CREERLEADERS: Helen Vfilkinson, Penny Frovog, Cheryl Gosen, Georgia Kruizenga, Harriet Ellingsen Cheerleaders This year the cheerleading tryouts were a great success. It was then decided there would be a team of regular cheerleaders for first team games and a reserve team of cheer- leaders for the second team games. This proved a very successful plan, and the many cheerleaders did much to promote school spirit. The entire student body appreciated the effort put forth by all of these capable cheerleaders - both regular and reserve. Miss Nusdortfer of the physical education department trained them. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: Fir!! Rout Jean Scott, Connie Boettcher, Pat jolly. Second Razr: Joann Parker, Ann Soerheide. 73 IJ! rout jack Murphy, Bob VanSchelven, George Bolles, Don VanDerKolk, Glenn Marshall, Steve Sabo. 2nd mtv: Mr. VanDerKolk fadvisorl, Earl Williams, Harold McMillan, Jerry Liesen, Cal Rosema, Don Harvey Sn! row: Ken Roberts, Rick Ebel, Ford Broman, Bill Wipperfurth, Ray Swanson, jay Hamm. JJ' L- lj Hi-Y started their years activity selling programs and refreshments at the football games. Later they sold Buccaneer stickers for cars. Through these projects they finished paying for the score board which all have enjoyed. On the first Monday of each month a business meeting is held, and on the third there is swimming at the Muskegon Y. The group sponsored two assemblies and donated money to The Salvation Army toward Christmas funds. They also sent three boys to Lansing and four older boys to Port Huron to Hi-Y conferences. The highlight of the year socially was a hayride followed by a dance and refreshments. Prexidevzt ....... Don VanderKo1k Vice-premlevzt . . George Bolles Treamrer . Glenn johnson Secretary Glenn Marshall Spomor ..... Mr. VanderKolk All lit up! U-m-111 good! 74 Irt row: Matt Pellegrom, Asa McReynolds, Al Baldus, Glenn johnson, Stan Green, Hank DeVecht, Joe Seifert. 2nd roxy: Marv Decker, Marv VanWeelden, jim Wray, Wayne VanDongen, john Angus, Bob Ellrott, jim Sprott, Don Brems. 3r11 row: Jim Swarr, Stewart McLinda, Ralph Larsen, Frank Elliott, Craig Kammeraad, Leonard Scott, Ted Krause, Dave Stinson, Dave Mason. f-y What 11 nzartr of Pat-fa-cal2c! lm111f,m711e b7'llf6'.ff Pat-a-ml2e.' Brozlaer.r under the skin. 75 Fifi! Rout 'Elizabeth Davison, 'Ann Koppel, 'Shirley Mason, 'Joyce Ver Plank, 'Bette Slayter, 'Molly Lock, 'Pat Campbell. Second Rout Miss Gwinn-advisor. 'Nancy Horton, :'Diane Tomlinson, Emmajean Boelens, 'Rose- mary De Bruin, 'june Lindsey, 'Sandra Sherk, Mary E. Walda. Third Row: 'Rick Ebel, Harold McMillan, jack Murphy, 'W'ilbur Walker, 'Don VanDerKolk, 'Bill Wipperfurth, 'jerry Liesen, 'Ray Swanson. There are memberr of National Therpian Society. lzedpian ociely The Speech Club this year became the Thespian Society. A new system of selecting members was adopted. Ten points are needed to be eligible for Thespian membership. These points can be obtaind by being in plays, on crews, or in other activities related to dramatics. The society started off with a potluck supper and dancing afterwards. Later they sponsored the Homecoming activities including pep rally, king and queen contest, and dance. In the middle of the year a hayride was given for the members with a lunch and dancing afterward. Some of the members went to Muskegon to see their Thespian play. In the spring a play, Bobbie Sox Brigade , was given for the Womans Club. Officers: Secretary . . . . Ann Koppel Prafidefzf . . . . Joyce Verplank Treaufrer . . Shirley Mason Vice PI'E,l'flfC:'1ll .... Betty Slater Spomor ....... Miss Quinn Nuliomzl Tbarpitzn Society Formal Ifzilialion 1'vI71l'l Rolf: Carol Hostetter, 'fleanne Rezny, 'Donna Terrill, 'Alice Reeths, Karen Byl, Charyl Gosen, A' Monica Mierle. Svmznf Ron: Elsa Peterson, Marie Quimby, Mary Grace Yemc, Mary Tinholt, Ann McNeil, Arlene Reglin, Ann Soerheide, Judy Buikema. Thin! Rout Lynn jannsen. jim Skidmore, 'Don Borck, Leonard Scott, Dave Mason, 'Ralph Larsen, Glenn Marshall. A There are membewzt of National Tlaefpiau SUt'lL'f-'l'. lzeapian ociety On March 25rd Troupe 1048 of the National Thespian Society, an honorary dra- matic society, was installed. Twenty-four members of the local organization were eligible because of outstanding work in the field of dramatics. The officers of this group are the following' Sefrelm'y ..... Pat Campbell Preriffefzt . . . Bill Wipperftirth Clerk ....... Molly Lock V ice Prcxidwft . . . Shirley Mason Reprere1ztuzi1'er . Senior, Alice Reeths Tremfrrer ..... Nancy Horton Junior, Ralph Larsen iillybflf if if? Rick lozwerr Ike boom! Swing your partner l l l GIRLS' BCDWLING LEAGUE - I: Firrt Rout Nancy Horton, Marlene Spencer, Pat Campbell, Betty Parker, Barbara Brinkert, Sandrena Rooks, Marilyn Vander Kolk. Second Rout Shirley Griffin, joan Mierle, Mary Bloementlal, Carol Hostetter, Carol Bennett, Marilyn Piersma, Mariory Swartz, Pearl Baer, Bette Slayter, Shirley Bruhn, Sharon Elliot, Joyce Verplank. Third Rout Mr. Schaubel - advisor, Marilyn Swartz, Shirley Hierholzer, Marilyn De Haan, Susan Lowell, Jean Anderson, Rose Kline, Sharon Grevel, Betty Streeting, ,loan Noordhof, Pat Douglass, Dorothy Sterzer, Diane Baer. Qirla ' Bowling ,ceague Gee, a strike! . . . Oh heck, a gutter ball . . Wham will finally win? The lucky team was THE but it's fun! This year more than 60 girls came out BLOWOUTS. They later played fand beatb the top for the League, and what a year! By the beginning team in the Boys Bowling League. The results of the of the second half, the competition was really great. Girls' League are on next page. The biggest question asked among players was: ,.. fVIiuezl by ibut much Wish zbaz zwzr fi Uribe. 78 GIRLS' BOXVLING LEAGUE - II: Firrt Rout Judy Arnold, Kay Olson, Pat Jolly, Shirley Bethke, Irene Ruster, jean Scott, Connie Modrack. Sammi Rout Mary Lou Kowitz, Lilly McCarty, Mary Grace Yemc, Pat Snell, Joyce Brosseit, june Lindsey, Marjorie Quimby, Marcia Mierle, Sally W'alwood, Phyllis Frietchen, Lois Wagonmaker. Third Rout Verna Goodin, Gayle Engel, Caroline Zuidema. Gerry McFadden, Shirley Mason, Mary Peck. jane Bewalda, Delores Young, Agnes Miller, Marjorie Payne, jackie Dirkse. Pf!3.fffIi6'7lf ........ Shirley Mason Secretariat Pat Snell, Carolyn Zuidema Treamrer . . . Pat Campbell Spmzmr ..... Mr. Schaubel STANDINGS Blowouts . 28 Pin Ups . I6 Gutter Gals . 27 Gutter Wtwnders I3 Pin Splitters 25 Silly Strikers IZ Knockouts . . . . 25 The Strikers . 8 Ink Spots , . . I7 Lucky Strikes . . I High Individual Average --June Lindsey, 152 Na1ll4Ql?f-1', C'l1eflf fha! N4zf1gb1y! form! 79 Iii:-.rf Ruzc: Wynne Oslund, sharpshooter, Rudolph Salvo, marksman first classg David Rice, sharp- shooterg Ted Krause, marlcsman first classg David Horton, sharpshooterg Charles Olthof, marksmang Williztm Shappee, marksman. Swozzrl Rout Gordon Dusterwinkle, sharpshooterg Charles Arnold, sharpshooterg Written Hecksel, sharpshooterg Pat Dillinger, sharpshooterg Paul Bulthouse, sharpshooterg Daniel Gimlworys, sharpshooterg Duane Bowditch, expert rifleman. 'l'l1ird Rout Armon Goodin, sharpshooterg Paul Dahlman, marksman first classp George Collins, marksmang Walter Pippel, sharpshooterg Vaughn Brefkag Harry Parcheta, pro matksman, Kenneth A. King, instructor. Rifle auf, The Rifle Club is one of the most active clubs in our school. Mr. Kenneth King is the instructorg his two assistants are- Mr. Wfilliam Van Wynen and Mr. Herman Van Upynen. The fellows of this club have as their goal - to excel in gun handling, gun safety, and marksmanship. This years team took hrst place among scholastic clubs in the sectional meet. Bob johnson was second highest in individual scoring with Bob Farmer coming in tenth place. 1 Firing Squad All right, Louie, drop the gun! 80 l s liirft Roni john Angus, shnrpshooterg Marine Damvclt, shurpshootcrg Bob Deitcrs, sliurpalmotcrg Dave Ruitcr, shilrpshootcrg Gernlil Dillinger, Sharpsliooterg Karl Parchcrt, slmrpshootcrg Gordon Tcunis, ITlLlI'l'iSITlill'1. fumfzrl Rim: Art Nettnin, shurpshoorerg Nelson Van Lceuwcn, sharpshootcrg Bula -Iolmson, dis- tinguished riflemung Bob Farmer, ilistinguisheil rillemang Don Switrney, marksman first classg Charles Ruitcr, shnrpslioorcrg Henry De Vechr, sliarpslioorer. 'lfwirvl Rout Herman Van Opynen, coachg Bill Vain Xwyncn, couch. PI'6.l'flfCI11 . . Bob Farmer View Pl'L'.l'flf!,'lIl . Bob johnson .S'cw'en1ry'Trea.r1n'w' . . . Put Dillinger Runge Ojfifwir . . Wzllt Pippel, Armon Goodin I11,rfr'm'lm' ..... Mr. King Cfouvlrw .... Mr. Van Wynen, Mr. Vain Opynen 'l3cu1l'-cyv Dillillgcfri' HTzllclll Smnlf' 'Hizppyg fzrwfl Ilnfyf' 81 Fin! Row: Jeanne Rezny, jackie McLellan, Alice Reeths, june Lindsey, Bette Slayter, Charlene Dusterwinkle, Miss Stimson-advisor. Second Rout Bob Reenders, Marty Johnson, Nancy Vaughn, Eldonna Feenstra, jerry Liesen, Glenn johnson. Thin! Rout Chuck Arnold, Bill Brems, George Bolles, Bob Bishop, jim Sprott. eqiucfeni Counci In November some members of last years student council attended the Southwest Conference at Muskegon. At this time impetus was given to reorganize our council. An election was held, and the newly elected group began to work in earnest second semester. More real interest was shown than has been evidenced for some time, and it would seem :is though the foundation work for a very active student of the future has been laid. Officers: Prerident . jerry Liesen Vice Prericiem . Earl Williams Secrelary . Betty Slayter Adzfimr ........ Miss Stimson ZR Take your pick of profilerfn The pig fell in the 77lfl6f.fH 82 Fifi! Rout Matt Pellegrom, jim Skidmore, Asa McReynolds, Glenn Marshall, john Angus, jack Murphy, Walter Pippel. SULYIIIII Rout Don Payne, David Rice, Harry Ruiter, Dave Mason, Robert Reenders, Jerry Liesen, jim Wray, Don Swiftney, Pete Manting, James Peters, Gerald Dillinger. Tloirzl Rout Lynn Douglas, john Harrison, Bill Shappee, Dick Robinson, Charles Olthof, john Veltman, Don Harvey, Ted Krause, Dave Stinson, joe Seifert, Mr. Schaubel tadvisorj. Kaya I Kowfing ,Ceague Something new has been added . . . Thirty seven boys decided to show the Girls' Bowling League how bowling should be done. Great enthusiasm was displayed during the entire season. Bowling Standing Games Won Pin Smashers 16 Spares 13 Dribblers 1 3 Splitters 6 Strikers D Fast ballcrs 5 Officers Pfwizfefzl Glenn Marshall Sevretury joe Seifert PFYULLIAIIVIJV' Ronald Metzler Spomor Mr. Schaubel Good luck, jobn! Whoopi, ibe bull dropped 83 lx! mir: Norma Tysman, Donna Carskadon, Diane Tomlinson, Yvonne Dirkse, Marlene Spencer. 21111 rout Doris Bosma, Pat Snell, Mrs. DeRylie fadvisorl, Frieda Stille, Nancy Horton. Nu! ill Picture - JoAnn Wfagenmaker. ur.4e.4 I cliff The purpose of the Nurses' Aide course is to acquaint the girls with the life and duties of a nurse. The Aides have 240 class hours in which they learn about home and family living and simplified nursing. They also spend 300 hours working at the local hospital. Even though the class was small this year, much was accomplished. The Aides won first prize for their float in the Homecoming parade. Their social activities included a Halloween party, a Christmas dinner, a Valentine party, and a beach roast. I., Give ta mighty heave. Portia facet lifef' S4 91 s F? X My X . .X . SK Q- 9- we 1 , lk ...- N is K , xx 3 5 2 N ,I ' ,P . .V Y wr . u o 5 X 1 We H354 N .ak .. 3 Q il Q wi vld . - ww. A x ..X. 3 Mant! ,, Q ,, F iw Q Q' X, 244-1.d.IfvvJ'Q ' 'K--0-N CEuf4tm+.4,qfCAuA.:-yo4.fow JJW lweuzU,wF2J-J wifwmff ' . N9-9 ' 5 I H ,,,,-, X3 15 N 4 W , ..Q.-.-.. , .. 5 V Vf,.. i K V.....,.. ,,,. ' ! o yu-44121 ! o-wa 1' o N ,Alia M Juwlwfd- CUQ, + EGM! A QQ-as gm-W kQvvdwQ0fo4u Lffnnar 921.1-Al K ' Zfmfll mv aj Awmkf WCZMJ 0,U,d,f,efn.,c,u! QMWLW4 Qdgwdmwwp W!! Www? Sw , 2M 760 mga. Wafofqfffbyd U' xanga! agua Mmmmmadf QQ-why fwf- AAom0n, aiu, ,afw-if 3 I N 0 L 4 ua A - J 3 , if ., ,,,, 'N' .. lg 1949-50 Ca lendal' SIQPTEMBER: 7: School opens Io: First pep assembly for Ludington game I9: First Annual Board Meeting ll: ANNUAL BOARD MEM- BERS GO TO LANSING 23: lienton Harbor game 28: GAA beach roast and hike 90: Muskegon game OCTOBER: 7' Kazoo game IZ' Ist Report Cards I-I' lonia game 20: Teachers' Institute ll: Heights game II: SR. PLAY TRY-OUTS 25: Sr. Class elections 27: Under class pictures 18: Lansing liastern game NOVEMBER: 3: lhespians saw Years Ago' by Musk. Masque Society -I: Midland game 9: Achievement Night IO: HOMECOMINU PARADE I I: HOMIZCOMING GAME AND DANCE I9: Faculty Follies Z-I: 25: Thanksgiving vacation 28: Football award assembly '3- 1949-50 2 6 9 IO I6 75 26 Al 5 l 6 25 24 Cla lellllal' DECEMBER: Gr. Rapids Christian game Speech class play He Done I-Ier Xxfrong' Muskegon game Jr. Class I-Iayride 17: SR. PLAY CHRISTMAS DANCE 27: Furniture City Tourna- ment JANUARY: 50: 10: ll: 16: F 9: School opens after vacation Underclass pictures arrive I-Ii-Y Induction Service Jr. Play Try-Outs Exams start New Semester Starts EBRUARY: THESPIAN I-IAYRIDE Teachers' Institute VALENTINE DANCE Band concert 13 QV! 1949-50 Calendar M ARQI 1: J: National 'lliespian Society election of officers 5: Student Council goes to Holland lll RETAIL SIEIIINU CLUB SKATING PARTY I6: -lr. rings come! I7 818: NIR. PLAY : lhespian Society ,loins Natl 'liliespian Society in Candle l.igI1t Ceremony 25: Band goes to district con- test at Cir, Rapids : Freshmen skating party APRIL: 7 to I I: llaster Vacation IS: Social Security Assembly 29: Band goes to state contest at Lansing MAY: 6: Student Council Carnival I8: Band Concert 19: Band marches in parade JUNE: 2: lr. Prom 'IQ Baccalaureate S: Commencement Q-Sparta . . . Remember how our football team fought back all year? Hail to the Blue and Gold, cheer them along the way! - - - Even when Godwin beat us we could say, XVell, look how far they went in the stare tournament. Blue socks, Gold socks, Rubber soled shoes . . - - How can those boys play tennis with gloves and mittens on?,' - - - Why, it's easy, the baseball boys play with gloves on all the time! I remember sports! 92 V 1 DON BORCK N f 'J PS3 1.9 e Q f .K X J 4 I I f 1' I I Q 5 . :N K 41 , QR K X N N a a 4 N 5' 9 f ' l 'rY'tF f i S w- 'N Q A 1 ' M9-if-if -7 VZX f '? 'H TQ'f'f '? X ' -1 X ' m S xg M -V4'T '7' M' 1 93 E0.'J' linffchi' 111,541.1 off for lIl'L'7lIj' y:lf'zf.r.',' S011Lefmzfy'.f cllll' Zealn C0l'eJ Grand Haven l9 Ludingron I 2 Grand Haven 6 Benton Harbor 6 Grand Haven 0 Muskegon 20 Grand Haven 0 Iiculrm HtII'l1ll!'.5ifll1If7L'll for fm gain. Kalamazoo Central l9 i Grand Haven 0 l Ionia I3 Grand Haven 0 Muskegon Heights 18 Grand Haven 0 Lansing Eastern 27 Grand Haven I3 Midland 58 Grand Haven I5 Holland Z5 l1nf2l.1.rki Nzukau' .rffrc.' .' A as ,t mm frying in get info llw ucff .' -Q A f ,, I ,X L' lil' I ,.'iVs',5'4 ir! !..,Q:V-,, , ,4 'i ' +1-:f'+. Yoi'.: ' Qi Glzrdfzw' f7lllIQ.f Ibn' hole in pmL'tii'v.'.' Ifulya and Fine mme in in Zwlfw if zzcwfml Tlnmzz' the bull to Ike ref. heir in the clear Amierfmz, befi 94 our man, if be Idllll do it, Slveurr can, lil Aon Pete Harrison, Don Shears, Ford Broman, jerry Liesen, Marvin Buckner, Glenn Marshall, Frank Maggrore Bob Van bchelven, Rich Fase, Bill Gardner. 7111 Ruiz Mr. Elliott, Fred Borcher, john Butcher, Don Brems, Bob Buikema, jim Swart, Wilbur Walker Ed Klukos Don Harvey, Bob Urbanik, Ed Anderson, Glenn johnson, Mr. Kjolhede, Mr. Hicks. ml Rau Bob Snoek, George Bolles, Ron Poplaski, Clarence Laman, Quay Pope, Pete Ralya, Ken Roberts, Bob Bishop sooftazz '49 p 1949 was a lean gridiron year for the Grand Haven Buccaneers. The team appeared to have plenty of spirit and fight at the beginning of each game, but due to lack of ex- perience and more than our share of injuries, they lost much of the spark needed for victory. The crowning achievement for the '49 eleven was a 6-6 tie with a strong Benton Harbor team. Although we won only one game and tied one, the experience will prove valuable to the number of fine men developed this year who will form strong teams in the future. As for those who graduate, they will be remembered for their fine play and the fact that they never let down even when the going was the roughest. 95 BOB bad VAN SCHELVEN, Despite a back, Bob was our scatback and was also a fine pass receiver. Finding someone to match Bob's punts will be a difficult iob long nexi year. EDWARD KLUKOS, The regular left half back, Ed did most of the pass- ing and surprised the opponents with his quick kicks. His strong run- ning in the Midland game will make him an important threat in next year's backfield. GEORGE BOLLES, George made good in his only year out for foot- ball. A fine blocker and tackler, he RON POPLASKI, our line-plunging captain, was the only Buc to make the All-Conference team. Ron was the sparkplug of both the offensive and the defensive backfield and will be sorely missed next year. JIM SWART, a hard working full- back, .lim kicked the extra points this year. He played a number of games as the line-backer and should be an asset for next year's team. Ludington 1 9- 1 2 Grand Haven opened the football season with a 19-12 victory over a determined Ludington eleven that was seeking revenge for 9 consecutive defeats at the hands of the Buccaneers. The local boys made up for their weak defense by crossing the Oriole goal line three times with Frank Maggiore toting the ball twice and Bob Van Schelven on the other occasion. Benton Harbor 6-6 After outplaying Benton Harbor for most of the game, the Buccaneers had to settle for a 6-6 tie with the larger school. Maggiore passed to Buikema for Grand Haven's lone score in the last quarter after the Tigers had scored earlier in the same period. Maggiore and Van Schelven were outstanding for Grand Haven. Muskegon 0 -2 O Taking advantage of Russell Kelly's poor kick-off, Grand Haven took the ball down to Muskegon's three yard line after a series of first downs. The Bucs lost the ball on downs after being penalized, and that ended Grand Haven's scoring threat for the en- tire game. The Big Reds repeatedly cut through the Havenite's weak defense and piled up large gains on end runs. The Bucs put up a gallant fight but ended up on the short end of a 20-0 decision. Bob Van Schelven was Grand Havens lone offensive threat, and he was the boy that kept us in the ball game. Line play was dominated by jerry Liesen who played a fine game at guard. also could be counted on to gain yardage when it was needed. NEAL RALYA, Our signal-calling quarterback, Pete was a vicious blocker and tackler. He had plenty af spirit and put his heart into every game. ROBERT URBANIK, Bob was iniured at the beginning of the season and didn't see action until the last few games. However, he showed up so well, both offensively and defen- sively, that he is the leading candi- date for next year's center iob. 96 DON HARVEY, Don played tackle on defense and filled in at offensive center when needed. A big boy, he gained valuable experience this year, and should prove a big help to next year's Bucs. l KENNY ROBERTS, A senior, Ki was our varsity center most of t year. His fine blocking and cent: ing will be a hard thing to repla: EDWARD ANDERSON, Another sen- ior, Ed came to us as a transfer student from Wisconsin. Although he was plagued by ankle troubles, Ed filled in at center and did a fine iob of backing up the line in a number of games. ALYN BALDUS, The biggest man on the team, Baldy showed up well at defensive tackle. He'll be back again next year and should be heard from a great deal. 'Kalamazoo Central 0-19 The Buccaneers were able to stop Kalamazoo but not shifty Lloyd johnson who made more than two-thirds of Centtal's yardage on three long runs. The Bucs themselves were only able to gain 44 yards rushing. Jerry Liesen and Wdb Walker were the stand- outs for Grand Haven. Ionia 0-1 3 A peppy Ionia eleven invaded Grand Haven and produced a 13-O upset over a dis- organized group of Buccaneers who lacked everything, including spirit. The Havenites, who played their poorest game of the season were completely overwhelmed by clever fullback Bill Fate and his mates. The defeat marked the first time a Grand Haven team has lost to a class B school in several years. Muskegon Heights 0- 1 8 After being beaten by a scrappy Ionia, the Buccaneers turned to a mediocre Muskegon Heights team. Although beaten in four other gridiron contests, the Tigers, coached by crafty Okie johnson, came out of the fray with an 18-0 victory. The injury-ridden Bucs bumped into a rockribbed Heights line and were forced to gain ground the hard way, while the heretofore weak offense of the Tigers steadily chewed up yardage through the Grand Haven line. Halfback Maggiore smeared many Heights runners while Wilb Walker gave a creditable performance on the line. Bob Van Schelven booted a beauti- ful 50 yard punt, but the Heights came back 80 yards to score. AL MOLENKAMP, Al mowed down the opposition for his third straight year. He made the All-State team in his junior year, and the only thing that stopped him from repeat- ing was the fact that he was kept out of most of the games because of iniuries. GERALD LIESEN, A senior, Jerry played every minute of every game. He plugged up the holes on de- fense and opened them up on of- fense. Jerry made All-State honor- able mention in his first year on the Varsity. RICHARD FASE, Surprisingly fast for his weight, Rich discouraged many a player by his hard block- ing and tackling. A good candidate for All-Conference, he was forced to quit the squad in the middle of the season because of a bad should- er injury. 97 QUAY POPE, A sophomore who made the first team in his first year out for football, Quay was good enough to play defensive tackle. He also helped out at quarterback and, given more experience, should develop into o real player. i i FRED BORCHERS, A iunior, Sonny played both offensive and defensive tackle well. He is another of the players that shows that Grand Hav- en will have no shortage of talented tackles next yeor. GLENN MARSHALL, A senior, Glenn played some fine games os line backer on defense. His speed and good tackling will be missed next year. MARVIN BUCKNER, A sophomore, Marv filled Fase's position and did a darned good iob at it, too. A rugged player, both offensively and defensively, he should give our op- ponents a lot of trouble in the next two years. GLENN JOHNSON, A big boy, DON BREMS, A big powerful end, Don made some fine catches includ- ing o couple in the Holland game which are well-remembered. How- ever, he showed well on defense and will be back again next year. ROBERT BUIKEMA, After being on the varsity for three years, Bob was converted from tackle to end when he was needed. Bob was bothered by iniuries all season and only saw limited action. Glenn has plenty of ability and spirit, and should help our team con- siderably next year. ROBERT SNOEK, The most improved end on the squad, Bob did a good iob of filling in Molenkamp's shoes. A good blocker, he'll be back again next year and should be heard from. ROBERT BISHOP, A good pass-snar- ing end, Bob made the first team in his first and only year out for high school football. Lansing Eastern 0-27 Grand Haven traveled to the state capital for a grid battle with a class A Lansing Eastern, and for the fifth straight game they failed to score. The team was short handed with injuries, and only a handful of regulars were able to start. Wilb Walker was Grand Haven's lone bright spot. Midland 1 3 -3 8 The blue and gold clad warriors absorbed a 38-15 defeat at the hands of a powerful Midland aggregation. The Bucs took a momentary lead in the first quarter, but their attack fizzled out after that. The Bucs were unable to stop the potent Midland aerial attack that featured Paul Thorsberg. The Chemic back completed 6 out of 10 passes for 180 yards. Ed Klukos did the heaving for the Havenites with fair success. Once more Bob Van Schelven was the leading ground-gainer for Grand Haven. jerry Liesen, Wilb Walker, and Quay Pope stood out on the line. Holland 13 -2 5 Grand Haven ended the 1949 season with a 25-15 loss to Holland, by which the Dutchmen regained possession of the Wooden Shoes. The Bucs fought all the way, but the superior Dutch team was too much for our injury-stricken team. Former Little Buc player Bob Tasma scored three touchdowns for the winners. Bright spot for Grand Haven was the passing of Ed Klukos, who fired five completions in ten attempts. Ron Poplaski was good on the defense in backfield while Fred Borchers, Wilb Walker, and Quay Pope excelled on the line. WILBUR WALKER, A really rugged tackle, Wilb wasn't taken out of a game all year. This was his third year on the first team and finding someone to fill in his shoes will be an important iob next year. FORD BROMAN, Another senior tackle, Ford showed that he had plenty of fight when the going was rough. Given more time he prob- ably would have developed into an outstanding player. 98 DON SHEARS, A guard at the be- ginning of the season, Don was placed at tackle when Gardner was iniured. Because of his fine play there, and because he's only a sophomore, he has all the possibil- ties of becoming a fine tackle. MIKE CALOGERAKIS, A speedy hal back, Mike put in his second yec on the Blue and Gold varsitj Great things were expected fron him, but he too, was kept out mo of the year due to iniuries. WILLIAM GARDNER, When Bill wr iniured early in the season, th Bucs lost one of their best player Fast and rugged, his loss was fe by the whole team. CLARENCE LAMAN, A flashy em Clancy was the boy who made ol. end-around play work. He is oi other one of the fine ends that th coach will have at his disposal no: year. I ff? IJ! row: DeVecht, Van Schelven, Klaassen, Brown, Dusterwinkle, Ruiter, Bolthouse, Rice, johnson, Seavers. 2nd mu-z VerBerkmoes, Buikema, Nettnin, Van Dyke, Van Hees, Bramer, Bethke, Harrison, Barrows, Rezny, Wales, Berg, Arnold. Sn! row: Coach Rothi, Sprott, Stinson, Teasley, Reenders, Essenyi, Elliott, Van Vfeelden, Streng, Ennenga, Damvelt. Swart, Gray, Tripp, Sioerdsma, Dillinger, Casemier, Manager Engel, Coach Noordhoff. econcf Zeam gootbalf Coach Rothi started the season with a group of boys who had little football experience but who lacked nothing in the way of spirit. Each game was played better than the one before, as the scores indicate, and they came back to trounce Holland 28-0 after losing 27-6 in an earlier game. In conference play the team finished in fourth place with one win, one tie, and 5 losses. The fine playing of Essenyi, Arnold, Streng, and Stillson, to mention a few, should make our varsity stronger next year. 2nd Team Sghedule Grand Haven ....... 6 Holland .... . . 27 Grand Haven .. .. 0 Benton Harbor . . . . 6 Grand Haven . . . . 6 Muskegon . . . . . 25 Grand Haven . .. 9 Kalamazoo . . . . 26 lib--Q ' E Grand Haven ....... 21 ' ,Ki A Q Ludington St. Simons . . . 0 4 l Y lp 5 Grand Haven . . . . . . N ' Muskegon Heights .... 26 if ,g i Q Grand Haven . . . . . 12 I if Union . . . . . . . 13 5' Grand Haven . . . . 28 Holland . . . . . O IJ! mtv: Bob Bell. Frank Maggiore, Bob VanSchelven, Clancy Laman, Bill Pollock. Zml mir: Manager Alyn Baldus, Don Kieft, Craig Kammeraad, Frank Elliott, Carl Kamhout, Coach Sluka, gint geam Jfaakefbau The IQ49-50 edition of the Grand Haven Basketball team enjoyed one of the best seasons in ten years. The Blue and Gold cagers displayed a tricky, quick-passing aggre- sive attack that played opponents off their feet. They ended the season winning I0 out of I9 games. BASKETBALL SCORES G rand Haven They Holland Christian 40 55 G. R. Christian 36 38 Muskegon 55 32 G. R. Catholic Central 39 511 Kalamazoo Central 50 IM FURNITURE CITY HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT G. R. South 58 50 East Grand Rapids 36 61 G. R. Union 38 54 100 Gr. Wliiteligill Muskegon Heights Holland Benton Harbor Muskegon Muskegon Heights Holland Benton Harbor ind Haven They DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Gf2lDLlN'lllC Godwin Heights 55 55 -T7 22 52 T7 ful il 56 -lg SS -17 fil 56 51l fl7 -'ll 37 35 ti-4 FRANK MAGGIORE - a speedy and tricky guard who was the sparkplug of our team, Frank will be hard to replace next year. Grand Haven opened the 1949-50 basketball season with a 40-55 conquest over Holland Chris- tian. The Bucs led all the way in the closely con- tested game. High scorer for Grand Haven was Frank Maggiore with l-'i points followed closely by Clancy l.aman who had l2. The Bucs lost to a powerful Grand Rapids Christian team in a thriller. The locals fought all the way, but they could not overcome Christian's height advantage. Lanky, 6' 4 Micky Newhof dumped in the tying basket with less than a min- ute left to playp fifteen seconds later he fired in the winning score just as the gun went off. Laman and Maggoire again paced Grand Haven with l0 and 9 points respectively. Grand Haven defeated the Muskegon Big Reds 55-52 in their first conference tilt. The speedy Blue and Gold team warded off a last minute rally by the Big Reds to take their second victory. Clancy Laman led the Bucs in scoring with 12 points folowed by Bob Van Schelven with ll markers. DON KIEFT - our center and an excellent rebound mon. Don will be another graduation loss. BILL POLLOCK - a senior who helped the Blue and Gold cause in his first year in our school. The Blue and Gold knocked off Grand Rapids Catholic Central 39-54 for their third win. The Bucs led all the way and were only pressed once in the third quarter. Van Schelven and Don Kieft were the big guns in the Havenite attack. A twelve point barrage by Kalamazoo Central in the last quarter sank the Buccaneers at the big Western State Gym. After trailing by only two points, the roof fell in on the Bucs. Bob Van Schelven paced Grand Haven with 9 points, and Al Molenkamp had 8. The Furniture City Holiday Tournament As defending tournament champs, Grand Haven completely outclassed favored Grand Rapids South 58-50. Grand Haven led by 20 points during most of the contest, and only in the last quarter did they slacken up. The Bucs were amazingly accurate, hitting the hoop almost every time they fired. La- HSIL'f.l'b., SM'etcb! BOB VAN SCHELVEN - one of the finest basketball players io come out of Grand Haven High School in years, Bob was second in Con- ference scoring, and he mode the All-Conference leam for The second year. man was high scorer with l9 points while Don Kieft totaled 14 points. After an easy win over South, Grand Haven lost its magic and was swamped by class C East Grand Rapids. Sensational Dave Nash, 6' 5 center put on a one man show and pumped in 22 points, l8 in the first half. Kieft had 10 for Grand Haven. Grand Haven wound up in third place in the tournament by virtue of a 38-34 win over Grand Rapids Union. The game was close, and the Bucs had to come from behind to win. Grand Haven rang up an unimpressive 55-53 win over class C Whitehall. After a lagging attack in the first half, the Bucs came to life and poured it on in the last two periods. The Blue and Gold massacred Muskegon Heights GLEN JOHNSON - another iunior who saw a lof of action this year, Glen was a valuable asset FRANK ELLIOTT - o dependable sfrengihen next year's ieom. 47-22 at the local gym. The Bucs were never threatened, and Coach Sluka sent the subs in for most of the last half, and they continued to out- score the Tigers. Bob Van Schelven led Grand Haven with l0 markers and Al Molankamp dumped in 8. The omnipotent Havenites continued their win- ning ways by defeating Holland 52-47 in a thrill- packed game. The Bucs displayed speed and fi- nesse in beating Holland for the first time in 9 years. Much credit for the victory should be given to Don Kieft and Al Molenkamp who played an outstanding game and who effectively controlled the backboards against the taller Dutchmen. The Bucs traveled to Benton Harbor and were handed a 51-34 licking by the Tigers. Maggiore made ten points in a losing cause while Molen- kamp contributed eight. Gimme, Gimme! Yer, fir, Kieft if doing bit jobfn reserve, Frank is a junior who will CRAIG KAMMERAAD - a tall lun- ior, Craig's height proved to be advantageous against our oppon- ents. Grand Haven suffered another defeat on a for- eign court. The Muskegon Big Reds grabbed the lead after the first quarter and never relinquished it. Bob Van Schelven topped the Grand Haven scoring with 12 points, and Molenkamp and Kieft had 9 and 8 points respectively. Weak Muskegon Heights trounced the Bucs 46-35 as the Havenites continued to skid. Grand Haven was without the services of several of its players, and that helped spell defeat. Van Schel- ven and Kamhout each had 13 points. Inability to hit the basket was the chief factor in the downfall of the Bucs as they succumbed to state champion Kalamazoo Central 47-33. Mag- giore played a fine game, and led the Buc scoring with 10 points. Clancy Laman and Carl Kam- hout each had 6. Holland High easily defeated Grand Haven 56-41. The Bucs played a good game, but the ball just wouldnt go through the hoop. Bob Van Schelven took scoring honors for the Havenites with 11 points. Little Bobby Klukos turned in BOB BELL - a sophomore who will be counted on next year. . Y . J CLARENCE LAMAN - who quickly developed into a smooth guard, will, fortunately, be back for an- other year of cage warfare. a fine performance in his first game with the varsity. The Bucs snapped out of their scoring lethargy to whip Benton Harbor 54-47. The Havenites led the Tigers all the way in gaining revenge over the team that sent us skidding. Bob VanSche1ven dumped in 16 points for the local cause. Carl Kamhout, played an outstanding game under the backboards, and Clancy Laman scorde 14 points. The District Tournament Grand Haven squeezed past Grandville 41-37 in a poorly played game. The Bulldogs showed surprising strength and came close to upsetting us. Again Godwin Heights spoiled our hopes of going places in the tourney. The Bucs played bet- ter ball than in the previous game and gave God- win one of their closest scrapes this season, but 6' 8 Art Spoelstra was too hard to handle. Don Kieft paced Grand Haven with 7 points. PAT KAMHOUT - a transfer stud- ent who joined our team in the lat- ter part of the campaign, Pat nailed down a regular position and bol- stered our squad. He'll be back next year, too. lin-tscliiteiiler l'l1otos l'ourt1.-sy Grand Haven Holland Christian ..,. Grand Haven G. R. Christian Grand Haven Muskegon .. Grand Haven G. R. Catholic Grand Haven Kalamazoo .. Grand Haven Wliireliall .. Grand Haven Muskegon Heights . . . l.tt row: Bob Klukos, Ron Braak, Bob Lyndon, Chuck Angus, Jack Van Schelven. 21111 mtv: Chuck Arnold, Rich Bethke, Dick Berg, Norm De Vecht, Coach Kjolhede. ,Grd row: Al VerBerkemoes, Bob Swart, Roy, Wester, Nick Essenyi, Bob Law. Alitting: Jay Casemier. econcl eam Kaaleelbafl Coach Kjolhedes little Bucs again had a fairly successful season. The team finished in 4th place in the conference with 5 wins and 5 losses and during the entire season they won 8 games while losing 6. The team was made up entirely of freshmen and sophomores, and if they continue to improve next year as much as they did this year, they will make the varsity a good deal stronger. Schedule 52 Grand Haven . . . . . 42 24 Holland .... . . . 38 25 Grand Haven . . . . . 37 30 Benton Harbor . . . . . . 36 17 Grand Haven . . . . . 27 52 Muskegon , . . . . 43 39 Grand Haven . . . . . 27 30 Kalamazoo . . . . . 29 31 Grand Haven . . . . . . 31 54 Muskegon Heights . . . 33 51 Grand Haven . . . . . . 44 13 Holland .... . . . 39 39 Grand Haven . . . . 36 29 Benton Harbor . . . . . . 32 104 In rouf: Hank Van Hees, Howard Teasley, Bob Dieters, Harry Ruiters, Dave Stinson, George Collins, Harry Parcheta, Wynne Oslund, john Koppel. 2nd row: Norman De Vecht, Harold Keech, Ronald Seaver. Alyn Baldus, Harold Swier, Bob Urbanik, john Butcher, Ken Srillson, Nick Essenyi, Ron Poplaski, Coach Kjolhede. - 3rd row: Roger Larsen, manager, Jack Van Schelven, Jim Brandt, Bob Snoek, Harold McMillan, Ted Krause, Vaughn Bretka, Rick Ebel. PUC The Buccaneers began their second year of track with lettermen, Poplaski, Butcher, Ebel, and Snoek returning. The team has gained experience, and perhaps soon our track teams will develop into potent winning combinations. This year's thinclads looked im- pressive against Coopersville in their first practice meet, and they have been improving steadily. Track Schedule April 18 Coopersville here 21 Muskegon Heights there 24 Zeeland there 27 Allegan there May 2 Holland there 4 Coopersville there 12 Interconference Grand Rapids 16 Muskegon there 105 First row: Ray Berg, Bob Bishop, Tom Puleo, Ronald Braak, Phil Yedinak, Bob Klukos, Emery Holzinger. Second row: Jay Casemier, Carl Kamhout, Bob Van Schelven, Richard Bethke, Gene Yedinak, Clarence Laman Ed Klukos Third raw: Frank Elliott Cmanagerj, George Bolles, Eugene Ott, Jim Volovlek, Paul Van Tol, jerry Lieson, Don Weavers Mike Czinder, Glen Doering, Stewart McLinda, Marine Damvelt, Dick Berg, Bob Bell, Mr. Sluka. Kaaeball The Grand Haven baseball squad with a host of returning veterans is looking forward to improvement over last year's record. The Bucs started the season with a 6-4 win over Grandville, and by the end of the season they should record many more victories. April 14 17 20 21 25 28 May 2 4 6 9 12 15 16 19 23 26 y 106 Baseball Schedule Grandville Muskegon St. Marys' Coopersville Muskegon Heights Muskegon St. Mary's Holland Cconferencel Muskegon Holland Christian Kalamazoo fconferencej Hudsonville Muskegon Hts. Cconferenceb Coopersville Holland Christian Benton Harbor Cconf.J Holland Muskegon Cconferencej here here here there there there there there here there here there here there here here ,.., QL First row: Bob Clink, Bill Clink, Jim Sprott, Marv. Van Weelden, jim Swart, Gordon Dusterwinkle, Jerry Dillinger Second row: Bob Swart, Bob Reenders, Ken Roberts, Don Kieft, Glenn Johnson, Chuck Arnold, Richard Peters Mr Rothi ennia The Grand Haven tennis team has the Clinks, Kieft, Swart, Sprott, Roberts, and Van Weelden back from last year's squad. These, plus a few promising newcomers, should produce several wins. In their first match the Blue and Gold netters downed Muskegon Heights 4-3. .:k'- i will 1 ,-' ' r',.- A April 14 19 20 21 26 28 May 5 5 10 19 107 Tennis Schedule Holland Christian Muskegon Heights Grandville Kalamazoo Grandville Muskegon Heights Holland Benton Harbor Holland Christian Holland here here here there there there there here there here .Bl-ld V .kg Ted Krause, jack Mur- phy, Eugene Yedinak, Bob Urbanik, Ken Stillson. Ken Ennenga, Elwood Leslie, Ronald Metzler, Ed Klukos, Tom Puleo. Bob Bishop, Bob Farm- er, jack Bringardnet, Matt Pellegrom, jerry Liesen, Ford Btoman. nframura Intramural basketball went over in a big way during 1949-50. More than 80 boys answered Coach jim Hicks' call when the season started. Eight teams were immediately organized and the games started soon afterward. Half of the games were played in the High School and the other half in the Armory. Two rounds were played with every team playing each other once during each round. The winners of the rounds, the Reds and the Giants played each other at the end of the season with the Giants winning a close one 31-29. X, 4. txnc Bob Clink, Howard xyr Teasley, Calvin Rosema, Bill Gardner, Phil Yedinak, Tom Streng, Rich Fase, Fred Bolt- house, jack Gardner. Eaakeibaff Ten high scorers Ennenga . . Puleo .... G. Gardner . Bishop . . . Rosema . Klukos . Eble . . Murphy . Poplaski . Ralya . . . . . . Final Standings Reds . . Tigers . Giants . Pirates . . Browns . . Indians . . Cardinals . . Braves , Pete Harrison, Henry King, john Butcher, R o n Poplaski, Ed Kinkema. 77 73 69 60 59 5 5 50 49 49 46 . L. 4 5 7 8 8 10 12 jim Teasley, Asa Mc- Reynolds, W a r r e n Hecksel, john Harrison Bob Crum, Harry Rui- ter, Dave Stinson. George Bolles, Ronald Seavers, Gene Gardner, Jim Koats, jim Wray, Rick Ebel, Alyn Baldus. Vaughn Brefka, Gor- don Dusterwinkle, Hen- ry Van Hees, Neal Ralya, Harry Parcheta, Roger Rycenga. .ln !. f X Q, affcluertwing . . . 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Food Store , rrr, ..w.. 1 40 Casemier's Super Market eeeee, 143 Addison and Baltz eeeo,7, ,77o, , B ,,,o, 115 Casey's Grill ..,,,,,,.,,r..1.. .... . .. 7,o7, 135 Anderson and Bolling ...... ..... 1 22 Central Auto Body ......,....,.........e .7....e, 117 Andy's Auto Shop ,,ooooooo .,oo, 1 29 Challenge Machinery ..oo.ooo.oo,ooo at 133 Baker's Lumber eeeeeu,,o ,7u7, 1 44 Challenge Stamping and Porcelain ., , 127 Baker's Service .. ..., . .Cu. ,,,,u 1 29 Chamber of Commerce .c,c,,, ec,cc, ,c22oo,7 2 2 7oo,,, . . 121 Bastian and Blessing 7,7.,i .,.vu 1 32 Citizens' Realty ,,2,,2,,,2,,o,71,,,o,,o,1u,,7o,,o , ,,,,,, 131 Big Store, The , ..,,,c,2c,22 ...1. 1 14 City Auto Trim ..,i.,,.,2c,,c,,2, 777o7,u7 1 37 Bigler Grocery ,cc2,222o, , ...21 142 Constant Radio and Electric 7 eo,lo .,,,,,,, 1 46 Bilz Plumbing ,2c2,2,, ,2,.. 1 41 Construction Aggregates .,,v,, 77o7,e,, 136 Botbyl's Garage 2,2,.. ,2,,, 1 34 Cooper House of Stationery ,77u,, ,,i,,,,. 1 37 Boelen's Gary ,,,,,,,2,2 ..... 1 20 Daily Tribune ,,,,,,77,,,,r,7,,77,r,,7, 133 Braak's Bakery ,,,.,22v22o7,o, ..,., 1 18 Dake Engine 2,72,7,e2,c,,c2,22,2 ,, ,,,,. 135 Bretschneidefs Studio ,u7,... ..... 1 13 DeBoer's Market ,2c,, ,,,.,,,. 1 42 Bronsema's Transfer ,2e2, ..... 1 34 Decker Bus .. .,2,,7 , ..u..M 144 Brosseit, Herbert ,.r............ ..,.. 1 36 Dieleman's ,....r...,t,.,..e 21,. . 120 Burnside Manufacturing .,..,c r..,. 1 25 Dirkse Electric ,.,.,,..cc, , c7,o.r,, 117 Cal's Harbor Service ,, .r,.,,... ,e,,. 1 31 Don's Barber Shop cc,, 77,7 121 146 Dornbos Fish House ..., ...,, Eagle Ottawa Leather ...... Electrical Assemblies W,,,ve Eschleman's Pharmacy .ee.,, Follen Tool ..,., I or 7..i.. Fortino's ,,...7..... ...Y Frank's Greenhouse ,,ee.,, Fran's Lunch ..., Grabman E. and Sons icc.. ,, Grand Haven Brass , Grand Haven Auto Sales ,....... Grand Haven Farm Bureau r.,r. Grand Haven Home Bakery ..r...., Grand Haven Coal and Dock .... Grand Haven Maytag ,..,..,................. INDEX TO ADVERTISERS 137 130 139 119 131 123 136 134 113 138 117 124 134 142 Grand Haven Motor ...t..,,. ,...........u.., .... - - Grand Haven Radio and Television Grand Haven State Bank .. ......,.......,.. .... - . Grand Haven Stamped Products ....... .,..., Haven Beauty .,.......,,,,,,1..,,..,,........u... Haven Floral ......................,.,........ Haven Laundry ...,.... Hetzel's Drug .,,,,1,.....,.. Homer Hayden .V,, Hostettefs News Agency ...... Hotel Schuler t,,,, t,,,, t.,,r...... Huls Super Service ....... Hyland Gardens .v..,a,.arr jim's Bicvcle Shop .....,. Jim's Phillip 66 ,....... jobbers' Outlet .,....,. johnson Hardware ....... Johnston Bros. ...,a,.r.. . ,Ionker's Hardware ..., Keller Tool .,,...t..,r... Kieft, Wilford ....,,,.,, Kinkema Funeral r,..,,. Kooiman Auto ...,,.,. Kooiman Shoe .r,.rr Mc Lellan's ,. .... .......... . Merritt Studio , a,,r,,r... Michigan Auto Parts .. ...Y .. Michigan Brass ....,.......,......,... Miller Chevrolet .rr.,........vaa..a...... Miller Smith Electric Plating ...... Miller Hardware ...a................... Moll Shoe Company ..,....-....s Mosher's Camera Shop ,.,.,,,1, Mulder's Drug Store ,.,..s..-.., .M National Products Company ...r., Nietring's City Coal Dock 1 1..,..... Northwestern Auto Sales ..,.. Oldberg's ,..,ss,. ................,f.. OK. Grocery a........ ,, ...,. Ottawa Electric or 1 118 139 123 115 139 120 116 142 134 120 116 134 144 134 121 130 113 131 144 142 128 119 135 131 120 116 117 124 141 143 126 121 124 146 118 143 123 141 113 135 121 7 Ottawa Steel Products .. ...... Packard Sales ...,..,...,........, Peerless Glove .,.,........... Peerless Novelty .,......,,.... People's Savings Bank ,...,.. Pippel's Printing ,,,,...,. Poel's Shoe Repair ..a.,,. Poel Shoe Store ,,....... Presley's ....,.... Prins' Heating ,..................,,. I Puffer Hubbard ...,.......,,.....,...... Refrigeration Sales and Service ,.,... Reichardt's ,,,,.rar,,..,.,,,-..,,.-....,...,,. Reimer's .,.... . ...a. ...,,,.aa,aa.,,,..,,.,r . Ringold's .......,.......,,,,,..,.-- Robbins' Dry Cleaning ..,,,.., Robbins' Studio ,.............,...,r Robinson Floor Covering ....... Roger's Barber Shop .a,,.,,a.,,- Rosema's Dairy ..,r,a a.a,,,.,, Rose Marie Shop .....,,.--r.-, Royal Cleaners .... f ,.,,..,,,.,,.,, Russ and Ron's Superette .a,..,. Rycengas Insurance ,aa,a,....., Rycenga Lumber ..,...,....,.. R der's Barber Shop ,,.,.,,,.,,,.,, ,,,,,,, ,,-,---- Sanitary Dairy .,......S,S,,aa,,..,....,,.,..,,,,,,-,, ,,,,,W,, Sanitary Supply i,ar.ar.,v..,..,,.,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,A, S. and S. Cafe and judy's Sandwich Screw Machine Specialties ..,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, Seifert Bros. ,,.... . ....,,,,. ,.,,,.,.,,.,,,r , 1 Shamrock Inn .aa, a ar,.....,,.,rr,,, Sinke - Hudson Dealer .... Sport Shop 2 .......,.,..r..rr,,- -. Spring Lake Feed Store ....,. Spring Lake State Bank .....,.. Story and Clark ,,,..,.,,,,,,,,, Swiftney Service Station ...... Theilman Auto .,.., at aaaaaaa t .a.... ., Tri Cities Heating Service ..... Tri Cities Oil Co. a,r.r ..,.,,,,,r,,,,, , Van Beukering Paints c....,,.. ...,.,r . ,, Van Coevering - jolman Shoes ..,.,. Van Tol Hardware ..,.,,,a,,rr,rrr,,,,. Van Zantwick's Funeral ..,.., Van Zylen Lumber ...... Viening's Men Shop ...,..,, Village Flower Shop Wachter Motor Sales ,.,.s... 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