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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1952 volume:

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M , i. ,xr, ' 4, H- M, x,,f,A..s. .r 4- - The Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Two The Yearbook of Grand Haven High School Grand Haven, Michigan 1952 Blue ond Gold Staff Editor - - - Faculty Editor Arrirtarit C lan Editor Arrirtarttf Actiifitier Editor Arrirtantr Sportr Editor: Arrirtaritr Feature Editor Arrirtarztr Bitfirierf Manager Beckie N inness Judy Buikema Janne Mulder Joan Mierle Sally Bolles Barbara Brinkert Stella Hass Joyce Meyers Betty Schippers Dave Mason Ruth Bloom Geraldine King Joyce Schultz Glenn Sjoerdsma Jack Bringardner Joe Seifert Roger Bramer Paul Bulthouse Pat Dillinger Jack Gibbs Dan Gimborys Tom Streng Lynn Janssen Ann Soerheide Bonnie Strange Verna Goodin Toble of Contents Dedication - In Appreciation The Faculty - Classes - - Seniors - Juniors - 4 6 8 18 - 20 - 42 Adifertiring Manager - Afrirtantr Subrcriptiori Manager - Artirtr - - - Pbotograpberr C lvief Typirl - Arrirtarttr Arrirtirig Staff - Spomor Sophomores Freshmen Activities - - Sports - - Advertising - .Q Warren Hecksel Arlene Berryman LaMar Dornbos Ida Gray John Koppel Dorothy Oom Donna Schuiteman Alice Kruizenga Harriett Ellingson Jean Wilkinson Don Aylesworth Jerry Blasky Warren Hecksel Mary Lou Kowitz Helene Barbour Irene Blindauer Shirley Boyink Louise Dault Bette Dawes Barbara Dykhouse Jeanne Farrer Beverly Feller Mary Floto Arlene Regelin Dolores Winters Miss Dykhuizen - 48 - 55 - 62 - 100 - 116 an 4 FCDREXXXOIQD The theme of the 1952 Blue and Gold is The Best Years of Our Lives. This yearbook is the closing chapter of four years of high school life-four years that truly were the best of our lives! When we look back many years from now, the good old school days at G. H. H. S. will stand out vividly in our memories. The friends we made are a part oflthat memory, as are the good times-dances, parties, hay rides, football and basketball games-and the big events like the plays and the prom. Every one of the Seniors will leave with his or her individual memories. We hope this yearbook will serve as a reminder to the Seniors of the best year of their lives-their last year. And we hope it will help the underclassmen remember one of the best years of their lives. 3 DEDICATICDN For twenty-nine years the Grand Haven Public School system has grown under the leadership of Mr. Earl H. Babcock, who is retiring this year. This growth, very obvious in the size of buildings, number of teachers and of pupils, is just as great in the adequacy and quality of education offered to all of the people of Grand Haven. In addition to his work here, Mr. Babcock has been prominent in the work of the Michigan Education Association of which he was president. I-Ie has also served on many state educational committees, especially those interested in making school law. Mr. Babcock was the first superintendent to be awarded an honorary life membership in the Industrial Education Society of Michigan for his contribution in the Held of industrial education. With a sincere appreciation of the fact that we have had better opportunities for education because he was superintendent, we, the Class of '52, wish to dedicate this Blue and Gold to Mr. Earl H. Babcock. We wish him the best of luck and happiness in the future. 5 IN APPIQECIATICDIXI to Mzss Cora Edge, who is retiring after 32 years as an art instructor, 18 of them spent at Grand Haven. Her talent, vast experience, and back- ground have made her an inspiring and helpful teacher in the field of art. Friendly and ever ready to be of assistance, she devoted her life to bringing art to the students and the community. Miss Edge's enthusiasm was a definite asset, for her pupils seem to have caught some of her enthusiastic nature in their interest in art. Wie wish Miss Edge the greatest of happiness in the future. 6 to Miss Gwen Gwinn, speech and dramatics teacher, who is leaving after three years at G. H. H. S. She worked untiringly to make the junior and senior plays a successg to build the Thespian and National Thespian societies into strong organizationsg and to further the interest in dramatics. Her friendliness and personality have made the students think of her as one of them ...... The best of luck! to Mrs. Harold Lnoma, to Miss who is leaving after five years at G. H. H. S. as girls' physical education instructor. She worked with the cheerleaders to perfect the school yells and ably and enthusiastically sponsored a strong G. A. A. Her cheerful smile will be missed by us ...... The best of luck! Arlene Kerton, who is leaving after live years at G. H. H. S. as English and Spanish teacher. Her help with the jr.-Sr. Proms was invaluable, and her helpful, cherry manner will be sorely missed ...... The best of luck! A 7 004 wx w Q-Q vw 131' W. I 1 ia Glenn H. Olsen Principal of Grand Haven High School Central Michigan College of Education-A.B University of Wisconsin - A.M. University of Michigan 10 ll,!C'.l'fC'flI Alieliigtziz College of Ifzlmvztioiz, li..S'. General Shop Machine Shop Hope College, A.B. N ortlm'e.i'1er11 U11i1'e1'.i'i1y, A.M. United States History American Problems Q46 lllllihlgtlfl Sfute College, li.M. Instrumental and Vocal Music mit U11i1'er.ri1y of 1lljt'lJigf111, Ali. tzml MA. Wcurltl History ll7e.i'ter11 Mielvigmz College of lfllllfzlllllll, 13.5 Centre College, Dtmrille, KC'71fllL'kjf U11i1'er.rity of 1Viiclvig.:11 Co-Operative Business Training Retail Selling ef W ll7e.rfer11 Mielaigenz College of Ifzllmztion, 13.3 Ul1ll'L'f.lilfj' of lVllL'f7flLfcl71, AM. . Civics Economics Community Civics ll,!L'.l'1'L'7'7l fVlir'lJiga12 College of Eflncaliorz, BS. History ll amd Ill Hope College, A.B. U11i1'e'r.r'ity of Sonfbem Califorrnifz NllTfbll'U.1'lUV17 l,l1ZlI'L'1'.1'lffV, A.M. English 3141 Q c U1ziz'errity of Cimimmti, P.S. Tbomm' Chicago Applied Arm' Pmlt Ifzrtilnte Stmly in 6 C0ll7'lf?'lL'.l' of Europe Supervisor and Teacher of Arr ,flfwefjbfwzw Hope College, AB. Mathematics ,Qxf0,1jf'ZZi,ff-Lvvfzfu Centml Michigan College of Iiclzrmlzon B Y Speech 0-QM .ze Central Michigan College of lf6lllCclIl07l BS U7ll'1'Bf.1'lljl of MiulJiga1z, MA. Director of Vocational and Adult Educ mon Waflcrfz Nlicblgtzrl College of ljdfrcalimz, 13.3. W e.f1cr'11 zllirlvigmz College of Iizlfmzlirm, 13.5 Co-ordinztror, Trade and lndustry U7Ill'L'7',fffjf' of Mivhigmz, M.S. Related Subjects Mechanical Drawing Cwzlml fltliclvigmz Collage of Ifzlfmzlion, A.l3. L4 'Zag Ll1z1z'c1'.uiIy of V errzzmzl Spanish I English Ill Composition and Rhetoric Cczzfml xllivlvigmz College of lizllmzlfmz, HA Ll7Ill'Cf'.l'lfy of fVlicl1iga1z, MA. Biology l l 5 Jlfzwffwfl 'll1lz'w1rify of Oklnlwnnz, li,A. ,mal MA. Latin I English literature Aibfrry College, AB. uUL',lifC l'JZ Mfclvigmz College of Iiflllftlflflll, Ccrtifimlc of Lil2mrit111.i'l1ip librilrialn 15 Micgvw 'gina' U7Zll'61'.l'lfJ of Dwzzw llfliclyigmz State College, B.S. Girls' Physical Education l Q- XMLJ W6'.lXf6l'7Z Nllchiglm College of Iiclzlmliwl, B.S Mechanical Drawing l General Shop I Wfood Shop ll and lll E5 av1'110G'lFfi !713IiLo1brL 'SLAM Cwzfml fVlittl7iga11 Cmllvge of Erlffctzfifnz, BS. Band Instrumental Music Q'- U1ziz'er.rlty of Michigan, A.B,, MA. Columbia: Ll7lll'Ul'.flfjf' U1ziz'e1'.riIy of Colomcln English History 6l6obooz.,C llVC'.l'lC'l'7l Allrlwigafz College of Ifflllfclllllll, lib llfzlzwzrlly nf llllflllgdll, MA. Cmmml lllntmir Imlilllle .lunior High Metal Shop General Shop Auto Mechanics LZZA-uf. , JfL1ft4Lcp,y,2 Albion College, AB. U7lll'07'.l'lIjl of llflltlllgzlll, MS. Mathematics Science Radio Aviation Auto Safety Course 'Y , 1 l Q 7 to . , , lllltblgdll .Slale College flflirlviwfl .Smpg fj,,jjc,gc,! 135. uUl!.l'167'72 Miclvigml College of lizlnmfion, I3,S. ll1IlI'L'7'.1'll'f1' of llllflllgdll, MA. Home Economics Director of Recreation Personal Regime Boys' Advisor H 1Cll A.B. f ljziiemgyeii Michigan!! MIA' R.N., Bethany Hruprml, Clrimgo, lllifmii' Iireacl Lulzf St-lmnl of E71gll.l'l7 NllfS6S' Aide English Bible Literature 2 Jw, LllIlI'L'l'.!'ll-jf of llli11ni.r, 13.5. Ll7llI'L'l'.l'llJ of flliclfigwz, MA. Physical Education Director of Physical Education and Athletics C26 u'7L',l'f!,'l'll Micbigafz College of Ifzllrmlriwl. !l.I3. U11i1'e1',ri1y of llllflllgclfl, MA. Mathematics W6,l'fCY7Z Michigan College of Efllrclztlofz, A.B. Wertewz Micblgmz College of Eclzlrafion, A.B Ctjmmercial Unizwfity of Michigan, A.M. Chemistry General Science U7e.rlem Michigan College 'if lfllffUUl '1 101061 State Teaflaeidr' College, BA. Michigan Stale College, B.S. Umlgw-my of Iowa MA. Home Economics - Foods Bookkeeping i Cafeteria Shorthand Business Training Cefzlml M14-hfgfm College of lielffmiiofz, li.S U1ziz'er.rity of Mirbigfm, A. M. Mathematics History Civics jr. Business Qainwjfweadefead U7ZlZ'C7,l'lljl of u7l.i'L'077,l'f7Z, B.S. English I and II 16 GG,-WL fm. wrmsw lVe.r1er11 Miebigml College of El!lll'llff0lI, BJH, Instrumental Music Orchestra MEM? Park College, Purkrille, 1Vli.i1m1n'i, A.l3. Kamu.r Stale Tefzelvexf College, BS. U11i1'er.rity of Nliebigmz, MA. Spanish l and ll Girls' Counselor TWV A111-bfgim Stale College, AJS. am! !l.M. U ni 1 'erzril y 0 f 'I 1071 11e,i'.fee Commercial Dorothy Barchcrs SL'L'l'L'f:lI'-1' lo fllr. Ofiefl lzllecn Donselar Secretary in lhe Vuuzliomzl Offire Ircnc Sf2lllSl1llI'g .S'e4'1'etf11'1' lu 1lll'. lltlbenzf- Barbara Szymas Stef1o,i5m1Jber in Sllf7l!ViI1lL'llflL'7If fi Office 5M000 in Q is fir? 5 W K f ' . gwiigi-km, Q ' Q' ' , MHS? ' fffffy X113 Wi X K Q fifwgwi wg? 2 3 f vii I, ,N vQfggNxi9?1?' R ss 1 N w 1 Q ' rw: 335 . X L M f Y' ' f 12, 2aifHwfiQwa f k 5 5 xwk . ' fd ,A A 3305? xv' 1 . ' .V H wmpiv 3 fx? sf gr-x,gAgSQf 5 L X . A , , H 'LA ' M 'aft-Lgfiki 5 , M 2 'F' KN Q, ik X Q a W. , . Ls N H 2 45552 8 li? X Sm f 'ff ,, 'X Q' 4 9 ng X 4 . , Q81 535 gin 4' Y' 'QQ K E we, gn . V f. If Wx 1 ,, f ' CE H ,Q Qi Senior Honor Poge Senior Closs Officers Prerident l Secrelary Peter Manting Dorothy Kozicki Vice-Pre.ricle1zt X Treumrer Jay Casemier Class ln 1948 we entered the doors of Grand Haven High School as freshmen. For the first few weeks we wandered around in a state of confusion customary to all ninth graders. As the year got under way, and we became more accustomed to high school life, we selected Dick Poel as our president, Chuck Arnold, vice-president, Nancy Mistretta, secretary, and Ernamae Wills, treasurer. In our sophomore year we felt much older and wiser. We chose Quay Pope as president, Don Shears, vice-presidentg Bob Clink, secretaryg and Bill Brems, treasurer. We struggled through Silas Mamet and put on the annual Christmas Dance. Soon our sophomore year was over and we joined of Matt Pellegrom 1952 the selection of our class rings, the junior play, A Little Honey, and our jr.-Sr. prom, Sweethearts on Parade. That year we chose as our class officers, Don Shears, president, joan Mierle, vice-president, john Koppel, secretary, and Harriet Ellingson, treasurer. Yes, we really felt busy and important in our junior year. Then all too soon we were seniors. This year Pete Manting, jay Casemier, Dorothy Kozicki, and Matt Pellegrom were chosen as our Senior Class officers. We began work on our yearbook and our senior play, Clementine, and slowly but surely we moved toward graduation day. Now with mixed joy and sorrow we are ending our high school days - The Best Years of Our Lives. the ranks of upper rlarrmevlr. All thoughts turned to ' A ,filo Ne, 'K . l Valedictorian Salzztatorian Geraldine King Charles Arnold josef Seifert Richard Poel Richard Berg joan Comly Beckie Ninness Verna Goodin Honor Roll Erna Mae Wills Wayne Dalman David Mason Myrna Olsen Gilbert Newton Lois Vander Wal 21 Indulis Liepins Paul Bulthouse Jay Casemier Shirley Boyink Elmer Parchert .Klum .' . 4. Charles Arnold Chuck A good athlete who made feminine lyeartf stir. Band Basketball Baseball Football Freshman Class V. P. Golf Rifle Club Sr. Play fcrewj Student Council Tennis Donald Aylesworth Don Nothing ix impouible to iz man who trier. Hi-Y Photography Club Retail Office Club Rifle Club Sr. Play fcrewl Glenn Baggott Hooper Be good and you will be lmzppyf yet you will min 4 lol of fun, Retail Office Club Ruth Arlene Baker Ruthie By nature, quiet mul unasxumirzgf' Choir .1 A 'V . I U-.. lte Clan Q x 4 .alfa 50' ' ' . AH. gf' ol ri' . '. H' GP f , i1'l.f:.-at is 9'0 t ill ls.-.-fa: Helene Barbour Helly Get all you can out of life while you lizfe: tbix ix all the advice I have to give. Annual Board Bucs' Blade G. A. A. Retail Office Club Service Club Harvey Bekins Harv Silent and thoughtful. he cannot but forge ahead. Richard Berg Dick A little nonsenxe uou' aml than if relixlaed lay the bert of men. Basketball Baseball Football of '52 X lylx 'L ji 7 ' X ls-...fe ., . i Q Frances Arlene Berryman Arlene A quiet girl . . at timer. Annual Board jr.-Sr. Prom icommitteel Nurses' Aide Service Club Sr. Play tcastj Wfalter Bessinger Walt lf1'c11 the greater! 111011 are ft foolixla qlzertinu :mir um! then. One Act Play Festival 1 cast J Beverly Bethke Beaver Stm1efmz1' you auf! bylp lm! fibe her. G. A. A. jr. Play tcrewy jr.-Sr. Prom fcommitteet Retail Office Club Richard Bethke Dick Ile who lzlm'l1c.i' ix not quite brute. Baseball Basketball Football jr.-Sr. Prom tcommitteel Service Club james Paul Blaney Rexie 'He nzuber lair preiemre fefl. tml l7l'tll'1l.n Sr. Play lcrewy Battle Creek: Basketball, Zntl team Football lrene Ann Blindauer Ike A gum! friend to all who Luau' her. Annual Board Choir Sr. Play tcrewb Spring Lake: Freshman Class Pres. Ruth Arlene Bloom Ruth Street bl11.rlJe.i' .rlaiuctl hor fair. fair rlyeek.f, Annual Board G. A. A. jr.-Sr. Prom fcommitteel Sr. Play tcrewb Collene Ellen Boettcher Connie It it a friendly heart that has many friends. Cheerleading G. A. A. jr.-Sr. Prom Ccommirteeb Rifle Club Service Club Sr, Play Ccrewj Evelyn Elaine Bolles Sally Long live the merry bear! that laugbr by night una' day. Annual Board Bowling G. A. A. Homecoming Court Jr. Play Ccastj jr.-Sr. Prom icommitteeb Saturday Night Club Service Club Spark Plugs Sr. Play fcrewj Thespian Society Mary K. Bowman Mary What Jzveet delight u quiet life affordrf' Shirley Elaine Boyink Shirl Quiet and Jlyy, perbapr, but a good friend to all. Annual Board G. A. A. Jr. Play Ccrewj jr.-Sr. Prom Ccommitteel Retail Office Club Sr. Play Ccrewj '. 9 3 1.9 ' ,. 5 ol 98 P he Cifaae B ,V . 9 ' 4 47 .N '17 5 'ffef' , 6' s f , 191-f:.f:ff1 cg, j '55-.':-13: .4' A A' N 3 Ronald Braak Pretty Boy Item: that no woman :ball rome within a mile uf my court. Baseball Basketball Intramural Basketball Retail Office Club Sr. Play Ccrewj Tumbling A Roger F. Bramer ..Am0s,y A runny tfirporition i.r the very foul of J1tcce.fJ. Annual Board Football Cmanagerj Hi-Y jr. Play Ccrewb Track fmanagerj Service Club William Brems Bill I um very fond of the rornpany of the ladierf' Retail Office Club fPres.7 Retail Office Club of Michigan qv. P.p Sophomore Class V. P. Sr. Play Ccrewj Student Council of '52 14' 1 JW ' 5-9 .N A 4. Q F N if. f H5 7 , 'ia-.fl . i. 6 John Bringarclner Krepps A more spirited rlrnmmer newer lived. Annual Board Band Bowling I-li-Y 4Treas.D Intramural Basketball jr. Play 4crewJ National Thespian Society One Act Play Festival Qcastj Spark Plugs Sr. Play icrewb Student Council Thespian Society Barbara Brinkert Barb Her way! are way: of plearanmerr and all her palhr are pearef' Annual Board Bowling G. A. A. Jr. Play icrewj Jr.-Sr. Prom icommitteel National Thespian Society One Act Play Festival icrewj Sr. Play icrewj Standing Production Crew Thespian Society Worltl Friendship Club Marvin Buckner Buck In football, many have learned lo their rormuz that lo pair him. a coat of armor they must l707'f01l'.H Football Rifle Club Tumbling Track 'Ga -'Q mx xr X1 4 I . A judith Arlene Buikema Jud Rain is wet. :lust ir dry. Life ir Jhort aml so am I. Annual Board Band Bowling Choir G. A. A. ,lr. Play fcastj jr.-Sr. Prom Ccommitteel National Thespian Society Sr. Play icastb Standing Production Crew Thespian Society QTreas.J Paul Bolthouse Bolt l1'.r mire to he natural when you are naturally nice. Annual Board Bucs' Blade Hi-Y Intramural Basketball jr. Play lcrewj Retail Office Club Rifle Club Spring Lake: Spring Lake Breeze jay Casemier Big john A hug of flees ir earier to keep uvztrh over than 4 man. Baseball Basketball Golf Football Senior Class V. P. Student Council Tennis Robert Clink Wiener He'J a man . . . every inch of him. Band Bowling Cheerleading Football Cmanagerj intramural Basketball Sr. Play fcast, 19485 'Tennis Glenn Collison George will Joan be freef For an alummzr he will be. Choir Retail Office Club Joan Comly joanie Quiet dignily: the mark of a lady. Choir Retail Office Club Spark Plugs Student Council Lester Matthew Crandle Matt Half in earrzext, half in Jeri, Rifle Club Wayne Dalman Wayne Quiet but cheerful. handfome and gnnzl nalurezlf' Rifle Club From .flrife aml care he O H' 55 cv 'kffiiihfi 9 0 G o Rl. 59' 9 af ol sf +- ', he Clan fi! if 'lll lj . Y 3. af Marine Stuart Damvelt Dutch His length is only ou!- reacbed by bir friend- linen. Football Rifle Club Louise Dault Louise Her virtue ir ber Jzveet manner. Annual Board jr.-Sr. Prom Ccommitteej Sr. Play fcrewj Service Club Betty Dawes ..Bets-. If Jbe twill. the will. but if rlye u'on'1 . . . Annual Board Bowling Nurses' Aide Photography Club Sr. Play icrewb World Friendship Club 0 '52 wa' ,af 5 .N as 5 'N . ,infix :mi .f- il ' Eff: HL., ,I . 3. K 'lui 45 , Henry De Vecht Hank I'm not a politician aml my other habit: are good. Basketball imanagerj Rifle Club Dora De Witt Dorie To jutlge thix maitlen right, you mm! knoll' her. Patrick Vernon Dillinger Pat joking tleciflef thing! het- ter more often than Jeriozmzerr can. Annual Board Cheerleading Choir 4PresJ Football, 2nd team Operetta Qcasth Rifle Club 1Sec.-Treas. and V. PJ Service Club Sr. Play fcastj La Mar Ethal Dornbos Red None hu! berrell mn he her parallel. Annual Board Rifle Club Service Club Thespian Society Spring Lake: Freshman Class Sec. Barbara Dykhouse Barb i If Jilence were noire. .fhe'1l make an entire orcheftraf' Annual Board G. A. A. jr. Play Ccastj Retail Office Club Sr. Play Ccrewj Harriett Ellingson Bunny She ix ar nice af Jhe if rule-for heauty liver with kindrzerrf' Annual Board Cheerleading G. A. A. Homecoming Queen junior Class Treas. jr. Play Qcast and crewb jr.-Sr. Prom Ccommitteel National Thespian Society Operetta fcrewj Saturday Night Club Thespian Society Patrick Ellman Put That I am a man I 'fl have you knouy liven though I have rofne .rpare to grow. Track 'ik Delbert Erickson Del Men of jeu' u'oni.r are the bert men. james Essebaggers Essen A good fellow among fellozvxf' Rifle Club Service Club Trade and Industrial Club Jeanne A. Farrer Cris If I had been prerenl 111 creation. I would have given .rome hiulrf' Annual Board Bucs' Blade Bowling Choir G. A. A. jr. Play Lcastj jr.-Sr, Prom fcommitteeb National Thespians One Act Play Festival l castj Opererta tchorusb Rifle Club Spark Plugs Sr. Play fcrewj Thespians Beverly Feller Bev She who :cutlery Jrnrrbiue everywhere Jlye goerf' G. A. A. Jr. Play fcrewj Sr. Play fcrewj he Cxladd 8.9 ' a'W'L 59' , -A Joe xo' -, 9 5 I ,i iii' ' 2:2 ' Q Such' if 1 - y , s.xv'fn..ti.f,, M, Mary Joyce Floto Mary If I do azfou' friemlrhip. I'll perform il. Annual Board G. A. A. Retail Office Club john Gibbs jackson A hero should always be lull, you know. Annual Board Football Hi-Y fSec.J Jr. Play fcrewb jr.-Sr, Prom Ccommirreej Rifle Club Saturday Night Club Service Club Sr. Play Ccrewj Daniel john Gimborys Gimbo He fears the :filer of n maideni .rmiler. Football Hi-Y Homecoming Court Intramural Basketball jr. Play fcrewj National Thespian Society Rifle Club Service Club Sr. Play fcastb Thespian Society 0 '52 ,1 ! .rpm A u f y,ii23i1- ,ff Wilbur Gleason Glease I like :work . . . il fairi- naiex me . . . I mnlzl .fit and look at it for hours. Baseball Hi-Y Fred Goldberg Limpie HiJ heart ir ligbl ufhaf- ever zwiml flotb l1lnu'. Band Football Tumbling Verna Goodin Vern I am young anzl im1oreul.' but I have a rlerire In be gay mul rle1'ili.flJ. Annual Board Bowling G. A. A. jr. Plav Qcrewj jr.-Sr. Prom Ccommitteeb National Thespian Society One Act Play Festival I crew J Service Club Sr. Play istudent directory Standing Production Crew Thespian Society Stillman D. Goodman spake ml be Il'0l'lll if fm' 'j'Illl lube if. Harvey, lllinois: Boys Club Letterman's Club Spanish Club Ida Gray Ida Small .verrire if lrne .vw rife while il lu,r1.i. Annual Board Sr. Play fcrewl Robert Edward Gray ..Ed.. Sober. but nu! rerion.f. quiel. lm! not i1lle. Football, 2nd team Service Club Stanley Green Stan I am in lmrte. lm! uerw in a lum-by. Choir Stella Hass ustelu Patience if the hes! remedy for every trouble. Annual Board jr.-Sr. Prom fcommitteej . ,-1' ta , 1 0,0 ' xl t at Warren Hecksel Hecks I may do something ren- .rational yet. Annual Board Bowling Cheerleading Intramural Basketball Choir jr. Play icrewj National Thespian Society One Act Play Festival CCrewJ Operetta Ccrewb Rifle Club Sr. Play fcastb Thespian Society 'Track Patricia Ann Hendrych Pat To gentle wayr I am endured. Band Choir G. A. A. Jr. Play Qctewj Operetta I Phyllis Heyboer Phyll Her ftiendr, they are many-her foer-har .the any? Band G. A. A. Jr.-Sr. Prom Ccommitteeh jr. Play fcrewj One Act Play Festival fcastj Rifle Club Saturday Night Club Service Club Sr. Play icrewj he Clan I Q' o val. - 5 2 Q, - W .V 4' 506 ,ff .f ff' H ko! 5 M' UM it '72,-I, T 95, 95 If '.-zgii ' V I liiiffli '. : iff -,O ,. Y 'Q If .4--'iff J, Ruth james jimmy Genial and cheerfulj- excellent qualitier in this maiden. Jr. Play Ccastl jr.-Sr. Prom Ccomrnitteej One Act Play Festival Ccrewb Retail Office Club Service Club Spark Plugs Sr. Play Qcrewb Thespian Society Lynn Janssen Lynn All great men are dying . . . I don't feel ro 11-'ell myrelff' Annual Board Band Bowling Bucs' Blade Cheerleading Jr. Play Ccastj One Act Play Festival Qcastj National Thespian Society Spark Plugs Sr. Play Ccrewj Standing Production Crew Thespians World Friendship Club Geraldine A. King Gerry She har a knack of reeing thingr as they are and doing thing! ar they rhould he done. Annual Board Bowling Choir jr. Play Ccrewj National Thespian Society Spark Plugs Sr. Play fcrewj Standing Production Crew Thespian Society of '52 Sgiifi i lil ,7 'N A ilfflz- James Koats ..Jim., lli.r only labor 14'u.f In kill lime. john Koppel John For e'er1 tlaougla wu- quixhed, he Il'0l1lll argue will. Annual Board Ir. Play fcastj One Act Play Festival fcrewb Spark Plugs Track Mary Lou Kowitz Lou A friend la many the flmb xlaml, :willing In lend a loelpizlg hamlf Annual Board Band Bowling Dorothy Kozicki Dottie 'Qlziel in appenmure zrilll moli1'e.v IlI1kPlUll'II.n Annual Board Bucs' Blade G. A. A. Rifle Cluh Saturday Night Club Sr. Class Sec. Student Council Theodore Robert Krause ..Ted.. AH zrorlf and no ffm i.wl'1 the life for me. Bowling 1Treas.j Football, 2nd team Hi-Y Rifle Club Service Cluh Tennis Alice Joyce Kruizenga Alf A Jmeet lun and ever 'X one I0 help. Annual Board ucs' Blade t. Play icrewj Jrf-Sr. Prom Qcommitteel Retail Office Club Sr. Play Ccrewj lndulis Liepins Nick I um u quiel lellnu' . . .rometimer Rifle Club Cambridge, Maryland: Chess Club Photography Cluh Robert Lutz Bob Oh fhix learning . . what a thing it is. Edith McMillan Micky She har a quiet. modext runny fIirpo.ritzon. Beverly A. Mangleson Bev Care will kill a cat, there- fore, he merry. Bowling G. A. A. Jr. Play Qcrewb Retail Office Club Sr. Play lcrewj Peter G. Manting Pete Man among men hut mortly among women. Bowling jr. Play istudenr directorb Sr. Class Pres. Student Council he Clan ff .9 xi 4 '50, 'V v . 1 f z gf ., '01 14' 'ffm' , 50 v-5 , f Wxlflyfi David Mason Macey Good hoyr love their rifterr, but ro good have I grown I lozfe other boys' xisterr as well ar my own. Annual Board Band Bowling Bucs' Blade Cheerleading Hi-Y jr. Play Ccastb jr.-Sr. Prom Ccommitteel National Thespian Society One Act Play Festival fcastj Saturday Night Club Spark Plugs Sr. Play lcastj Standing Production Crew Thespian Society QV. PJ Charmaine Melnotte Charm Happy am I, from rare I am free. G. A. A. jr. Play tcrewl Retail Office Club Ronald Metzler Ron C1tpid'x dart found him. Band Bowling CTreas.J Football, 2nd team Intramural Basketball Service Club Track o '52 .J a' SJ GP' ds. K U x QM lm! 2 ' A l. fl' 1 ' .9 .x-:. :- I X , I ff' X. Joyce E. Meyers ..JO,, A maiden light hearted ana' full of gleeg Who ilarer to laugh out loud and free. Annual Board Bucs' Blade Cheerleading Choir jr. Play lcrewl National Thespian Society One Act Play Festival Ccastj Operetta Saturday Night Club Service Club Standing Production Crew Thespian Society Casimira joan Mierlc Joan Can we ezfer have loo much of a goof! thing? Annual Board Bucs' Blade Bowling CSec.D G. A. A. Jr. Class V. P. jr, Play tstudent directorl jr.-Sr. Prom Cchairmank National Thespian Society 1Pres.J One Act Play Festival lcastb Spark Plugs Sr. Play lcastj Standing Production Crew Student Council Thespian Society 1Sec.J World Friendship Club Jean Pauline Mills Jeannie With malice toward none. with charity for all. Choir Janne E. Mulder .Jann Life is just one pro- longed giggle. Annual Board Choir jr. Play fcrewj Nurses' Aide Sr. Play lcrewi Arthur Ncttin Art He har that soft. miltl look. but so has Il-1flltlI2lifl!. lfootball Intramural Basketball Rifle Club Student Council Trade and Industrial Club KV. PJ Gilbert Newton ..Fig.. Ile ix a walking en- mfclopezlia of furry. Beckie M. Ninncss Beck She har beauty, hminx. aml per.ronalily.' u'hal more can we Jay? Annual Board fEditorJ Bowling Bucs' Blade jr. Play lcrewl jr.-Sr. Prom tcommitteeb National Thespian Society One Act Play Festival lcastj Operetta lcrewj Saturday Night Club Service Club Sr. Play fcrewh Thespian Society Charlcs Olthoff Chuck Laughter mahex the 'zmrld hrighterf' Bowling 1Sec.D Rifle Club Track Myrna Olson Myrna Sweet and cute aml fllll of ffm. Retail Office Club ' Sr. Play Qcrcwj ,af ' '7'I'l11 ' 'lr I 5 . J'-f-1 Dorothy Oom UDOITH A quiet little girl with a quiet little may all her own. Annual Board G. A. A. Homecoming Queen jr. Play Ccrewj Retail Office Club Wfynne Osluncl Wynne Men of few ll'01'IlI are the hext men. Track he Clan -vw F 4 .ao 0 59' 1,279 , rl 1' 'liffl 50 - A ,fffjfew . lilo 5 'I ' Ill.:-,Ef:f'v I gtclfs I WX fftliqir 1,. i' fgK.!t?i45355-iff' ? 'Wm M'-.. f I, Harry V. Parcheta Par All the world ir a Jtage am! I do my part in acting up. Band Football Intramural Basketball Rifle Club Track Tumbling Elmer Parchcrt Elmer 'TiJ thir that everyone .rhould Jay. That he is a dandy good fellow in every zvayi' Band Sr. Play fcast, 19489 Karl Parchert Pa1ch World ll hat'J thai? Rifle Club of '52 Sgfiifl X with-X , A. .Z X ff, ,A f . gf gi I i x lf, i M 7 X 1. . ty 5. Robert Payne ..B0b.. Man if not mearurerl by incl:we5. Tumbling Matthew Pellegrom Matt ,, . . . . Life is a .feriour propon- tion: girls too. Band Bowling Hi-Y Jr. Play lcrewj Rifle Club Sr. Class Treas. Student Council Thespian Society james Gerald Peters ..Jim.. His genial way ami per- sonality will twin him many friends. Bowling Golf Hi-Y Student Council Walter Pippel Walt I .fhali return. Retail-Office Club Richard A. Poel Dick He ir an equal mixture of good Jeuxe. gona' humor. ami good lllllllff' Band Football, 2nd team Freshman Class Pres. Rifle Club Student Council Tumbling Tennis Delores Mae Ralya Dee Her qlli6'lllt!.f.f ix the Jecrel of ber diligence. Sr. Play icrewl Standing Production Crew Betty jean Reeths Jeannie A barbel full of rharmx. Bowling Service Club J. Arlene Reglin Reggie 'flood humor if the health of lhe I0Ill.'H Annual Board Band Bowling G. A. A. jr. Play icrewj National Thespian Society Saturday Night Club Spark Plugs Sr. Play Ccastb Thespian Society Elizabeth Schippers Betty Peppy and gay and aluuyr full of fun. Annual Board jr. Play Ccastl National Thespian Society One Act Play Festival fcrewj Operetta Sr. Play fcrewb Thespian Society John Schoonveld Johnnie Seldom teen with bookx but often with girl.r. Retail Office Club Donna Mae Schuiteman Donna True to her work, her u'or'zl. and her' friemfJ. Annual Board Bowling G. A. A. jr.-Sr. Prom lcommitteel Retail Office Club Saturday Night Club Sr. Play fcrewi he flaw f 0 a 0.,o'1. 59' t gov' .ol ld, 'ii'A X if 9'ci, '5 .1 1,. Y 3 iff Joyce Mary Shultz Shultzy She has a pleasant may about her that har made her many frieud.r. Annual Board Bowling G. A. A. 1Sec.7 jr. Play Ccrewj jr.-Sr. Prom fcommitreeb Retail Office Club fSec.J Service Club Sr. Play lcrewb Williaili M. Shappce Shap Tir good nature only 1l'iIlJ' the heart. Bowling Rifle Club Josef William Seifert Pinkle The way to get thing.: done, ix to have a good arsixtantf' Annual Board Band Bowling Golf Hi-Y One Act Play Festival Ccrewj Saturday Night Club Spark Plugs Sr. Play Lstudent clirectorl Student Council Thespian Society of '52 11 uv' .J Sv' .N L WDW Kathryn I. Shields Kathy Cheerf11lf1es.r if the 1l'0Y'IIl, .f x1n1.fl91r1e. Glen Allen Sjoerdsma Shirts He bar a mice ar big ax himself. Annual Board Choir fPres. and V. PJ Football, 2nd team Sr. Play feast? Standing Production Crew Marion Snoek Snooky Happy-go-llzfky, fair. and free: Nothing exixti lhat lzofherx me. Ann M. Soerheide Annie Cale filflc' girlx are :fung- ernm' lhingr - lllcy allen keep nr lmnl .rprolzling u'iug.r. Annual Board Cheerleading Choir fSec.J jr. Play icrewj jr.-Sr. Prom qcommitteel National Thespian Society Operetta fstudent directorl Sr. Play feast! Standing Production Crew Thespian Society Spring Lake: Spring Lake Breeze Kenneth M. Start Ken He bas' that 1l'd-11 of Ioni- ing at people . . Bonnie L. Strange Bon Diff you El'L'I' .ree dIIvl'!lIll' like her? Annual Board Bucs' Blade G. A. A. jr. Play fcrewb jr.-Sr. Prom fcommitteef One Act Play Festival icastj Sr. Play icastj Student Council Thomas Gene Streng Tom The nivext thing alwlrl .wuz ir lhal you afnuv are you. Annual Board Football Hi-Y Intramural Basketball Jr. Play Ccrewj Saturday Night Club Sr. Play fcrewb Trade and Industrial Club Raymond Frank Suchecki ..Ray,. Hi5 friendr are hir heart richer. and they are many. Golf Service Club Mary Sullivan Mary I'l1 rettle dorm one of there dayrf' Muskegon: Choir Glee Club jr. Play lcrewj Jr.-Sr. Prom lcommirreey Robert Charles Swieringa Bob Silenre is golden: Jpeech ir Jilverf' Service Club Jacqueline Toxopeus jackie All good' things come in Jmnll parhagerf' Choir Retail Office Club ,ni 6 LCV c' . x . A .vide 59' af xo' 9 -S 'i he CIM fl ,nil 1 W iff I ,IH 5 :aj .Wy f wx 5'5-,,l,l:f:3fg31.'.4 5,1 frifffililfld' N 3 Roy Tripp ..ROy., Anything for u quiet life. Patricia S. Urbanik Pat Be good am! you will he lo11eJome. Bucs' Blade Rifle Club Saturday Night Club Donald Valencourt Don A good heart is better than gold. Bowling 052 1 .:f S J ,pi I A Mary Ann Van Bemmelen Mary Her trays are wayx of plea.m11trze:5. Bowling G. A. A. QV. P.J jr.-Sr. Prom fcommitteej Retail Office Club Saturday Night Club Gerrit Vanden Brand Gary A good man does good merely by living. Band Industrial Club Rifle Club Lois Ann Vander Wal Wally What man dare! . . I dare. Spring Lakeic ' f S ' ' L B prxng, a e reejyyuk lv x N s ljn' Ji UN 1 john M. Van Dyke, jr. John Few things are impuni- ble to dilligence and skill. Football, 2nd team Grand Haven Christian: Basketball John Arnold Ver Berkmoes Johnny Prurlent. u'i5e. nerer romplaining: Hell not change in the yean remaining. Sally Lois Walwood Sal . -' ll raves 4 lclt f2L'5f0IlblE lo be borrilgoon' looking. Bowling ' G. A. A,, ' Jr.-Sr Pr m lcommitteej Relay Ogzcge Cqub CV. PJ Sri lay cast L J , . l f William A. Warber Willy lVilly',f 4 quiet fellow iff true: But be'J a real fellow, let me tell youf' Industrial Club Robert W. Wayne Chi Variety . . . lhdllj' my mono. Chicago: Roller Skating Club Dancing Club Swimming Reserves Roger Wester Butch 'O give uf the man who Jing! at bit work. Basketball Choir Football, 2nd team Operetta fcastl Sr. Play lcrewj Student Council Track Glenn Wicgert Glenn All who know lum, call him friend. Stanley Wicwiora Stan Long may hu pcrmumnl wave. .-F,-.1-. , jean Wilkinson W'ilkie Hold the fort-I'm comingf' Annual Board jr.-Sr. Prom Ccommitteej Nurses' Aide Rifle Club Ernamae Wills Oinkie She'J a girl retiring. and sweet, modeft. imluxlri- our. brilliant and neat. Band Freshman Class Treas. G. A. A. CTreas.7 Service Club Spark Plugs tSec.-Treas.J Dolores Winter Dodie AJ merry as the tzriulflc in ber eye. Annual Board jerry Yager Jeremiah Whal jolly .fpiritezl rogue ix Ibis? 1 . -1 .nil-Q..A1 I-V , 44444446-6'dftzz' 44445 76242 iaazaz' Wit' N Jmzexiwznd? .701 d Xamu' 4444 1444!-J lr? ? 7 ' Y ' I ' U V V .-...W-Mw1.m,...f WW. N- .w,,,,. . . , 1 :1'. ll ff I J I 7 is daaff Q 0 f r 1 pfudggrlf . G ,-,. .. Q' g y . , L ,,,,., , Z0'a j'5 f atafmafaahaad J u n io r C I ci s s Junior Class Officers Pfefident Secretary Marilyn Swartz y Loretta Williams l Vzce-Prerident Trearurer Marty johnson Dick Peel Junior Class History In September, 1949, a very enthusiastic group of students started high school. Their first class meeting was called to elect officers. Charles Angus was their choice for president, Jack Van Schelven for vice-president, Shirley Griffin for secretary, and Bob Swart for treasurer. They decided to start building up their treasury and so sponsored a very successful skating party. In the homecoming parade freshmen floats were out- standing, and in other ways this group showed that they were a class to be watched. During their sophomore year their officers were Lou Secory, presidentg Dick Peel, vice-presidentg Jeanine jolman, secretaryg and Bob Swart, treasurer. This year the class activity was most noticeable in connection with the junior Historical Society. Finally in the fall of '51 these upper classmenn began one of the busiest years of their lives. Will they ever forget the fun they had producing I Remember Mama, getting their class rings, and putting on the junior-senior prom, Moonlight and Roses ? Their oflficers this year were president, Marilyn Swartz, vice-president, Marty johnson, secretary, Loretta Williamsg and treasurer, Dick Peel. ' 42 ii d Q 2 gs 'Y 'Y J' sl pi 5- V My if at jfgf, Juniors .. jerry Ackerman Q- Charles Angus X A . Judy Arnold 7 Diane Baer Y jean Anderson :S if Marjorie Behm 1 Barbara Berwald A 5 Shirley Bethke ii Richard Bierman 2,3- :.. , Glenn Bishop . V kk H jerry Blasky 'ff V A Qy x I o n .I Mary Bloemendal Q. ,N Donald Bolthouse ' X . K in g i - M iz- A 7- if 9 bf -:-. , Fred Bolthouse my r , ,.. hh lei :AV H i by Bill B,,,,nmmr1 1 r Donna Borchers bs J b I Mary Bos Q' Q- i 'i': ' ' K Donald Bowen if Lx -5 ii X Sandra Boyink 4-fr I '77-5-. 5 f - S y Dick Braak , ,, .Q ,r.,s , ' if K 3 I , A D Ned Brown . f , - ,,q., 5 I Shirley Bruhn ' A ? L ' ua I .K fa. Florence Bruno -1 . -55.5 Q. ,, , H ,lady Buckner if ... s V! rf. i Duane Burkhart . . V,., Q-W 3 , ,, at '-'- ' .-A I Vqub 'Ioan Bush V I ' Edna Chaffee 3 I Q 4 , .,, A ,F Glenn Chittenden R' s ' Billie Ann Clark -. ' Sandra Clark I A David Cleveringa 'I - ' . yluykq Shirley Cleveringa if Y V as , . , - 1 Sanl Coyle D 7 ' Russ Creasy i. ' li lyy - N ' , ' i,,: Diane Crowder ' AIEA' Img ' b ., ,. we QOL 1:f5 vi-. i' e .. . 2 l ,. Q E f mag . . Q. -- i . l'red Curtis In g ,Zi H iii- 5 y , A 9 Paul Dahlman J yy - . ir- , Williaxrmi Dawes U , 1 . , if L I ., xr i- Marilyn De Haan yquu ' ' X, f' i r james Denning S . ' ex I 13 wr i .,.:. 2 ii .. wa s J . .fv 9- '. , r 1 fp , 1, 5 Q' kv.: -...,.' , :':. ' me AZA. l'1E 1 , tqgt q 5 f .' 1 .A ::: ,.., ,, 7, s ,-'-v -,:-f: ,.-- , T. i .,., is ' A if i g s .Q F Y . -25521 r N l 'ix Ai , ,S ,sg l 4 a i fy , ,, F J 2: 'ir:2.:, Sr :-- . if ri P 1 ,. L, KE? ' b: , if Q' J' Q if at my Z Q 0 :fl 13' X 4 J 'X Ng N v ...,,.,.,-v.-..-, 'gd' ii 44 Juniors Norm DeVecht Marilyn DeYouni.: Jerry Dillinger Jim Dolphin Jim Donner Barbara Donselar Pat Donselar Edwin D'Oyly Helen Dreese Eileen Dull Tom Ellman Glenn Engel Floyd Epplerr Shirley Erickson Donna Fase Fernon Feensrra Fred Frietchen Arlene Gahsman Dan Gardner JoAnn Gardner Ruth Gerding Phyllis Gimhorys Robert Glennie Martin Goldberg Marine Goodin Janelle Goodman Shirley Griflin Dick Groenevelr Don Haack Sandy Hagstrom Harold Harloff Joyce Harrison Dixie Harvey Frances Helmers Don Herrington Shirley Hierholzer Marcia Hodges Janice Hoffer Dick Jackson Shirley Jeffery at E I is iv ' x wi K e f Y , is E if s X313 3.1-hawk t 'Q '? 3 46' .r We , W a N S s an S ., 0 S W E ,V f 3 'sf gk X , 5 W .. 'W 2 S1 if Y Q W 3' it is im QM' A gilt . .E P ! -, 46 Juniors joan Peacock Carolyn Peclelty Dick Peel Yvonne Peters Marilyn Piersma Barbara Purcell Harold Reenders Bob Reenders Ora Richert Elaine Ritltlerman Lois Robbins jane Robinson Dave Ruiter Irene Ruster Roger Rycenga Pearl Ryder Bob Sanders Donna Scheffers jean Scott Lewis Seuory john Shaw Don Shellield Ray Sheffield Art Slater Len Sleutel Scott Spencer JoAnn Stille Dorothy Stygstra August Swanson Russ Swanson Bob Swart Marilyn Swartz Marjorie Swartz Don Swifney Joyce Swiftney John Tetlow Emil VanCura Marilyn Van Der Kolk Stuart Vander Lee Delores VanDongen ogg 'K .4 Effie Bishop Eileen Brouw Par Carlson Nick Essenyi Don Hitsman Garth Hole Tom MacKay Ann MacNeil CI' Duncan MacPhee Bertie Martin Juuiorr rm! in Pictures Myra Munday Par Orr Dick Peters Muriel Rebenrisch Terry Roach Charles Ruiter Orin Sheffield Gordon Teunis Gordon J. Teunis James Teunis 47 Juniors Rich Van Doorne Lynn Van Fossen jack Van Schelven Paul Van Tol Clarence Ver Berkmoes Gordon Ver Duin Charles Ver Murlen Robert Vette Dale Vink Paul Vink Jim Volovlel-c Phyllis Wagenmaker Emma Lou Wagner Bill Wales Dan Walsh jim Walwoorl Janice Wierenga Julie Wiewiora Joan Wilkinson Loretta Williams Doris Yager Phillip Yedinak Dave Young Jerry Zant Al Zimmerman Sophomore Closs Sophomore Class Officers J Prerident S ecremry If Don Zysk Ernie Rouwho Vzce-Prerident Rudy Rebar Ed Suchecki Trearurer Sophomore Class History In September, 1950, a group of one hundred and ninety-eight boys and girls came into Grand Haven High School for the first time. After a few weeks, they elected their class olficers. joe Fricano was chosen for presidentg Don Zysk, vice-president, Paul Eggert, secretary, and Pete Fisher, treasurer. The rest of the year was spent getting acquainted with each other and getting used to the work and activities of high school. By the fall of '51 they had begun to get the drift of high school life. For this year they elected Don Zysk, presidentg Ed Suchecki, vice-president, Ernie Rouwhorst, secretaryg and Rudy Reber, treasurer. Although, as a class their main projects were sponsoring two dances, we can find the names of sophomores on the active list of almost every club and team in school. We know that they are now eagerly looking forward to their junior year. 48 I .:..., H, V eff at .. ,f ,.. . T -. - i Z h .: -,' 7 51 1 a C S i , ' A - x x .,,' 5 If Q IQQA I y 5 ' ,Y . P. V if 5 v .gtk ,. at r .4 Q5 1 af I' - f Ar, Q ff? -nv 44 fe.. y t 3' W is ,nn 49 by B Y W! , .. Qs i t t xii si Y A t .Q .Q Sophomores Evelyn Anderson Thelma Anderson Bill Anderson Chuck Arbogasr jim Barber Bill Barger Milford Barrows Kenneth Behm Ruth Benedict Charles Benes Annette Benson Betty Benson Party Berg joseph Bernia jim Berwald Elwood Bishop Ernie Bishop Helen Blaney Betty Lou Bloemers Margaret Bol Peter Boi jim Bos Roger Bowen Joyce Braak Marilyn Brandt Mohe Brant Rudy Braunschneider Arthur Brems Bob Brinkert Howard Brown Wfesley Brown Delores Bryant George Bryant Carolyn Bucy Doris Buikema Lester Burch Tom Burns Russell Chaffee Dale Chittenden Gordon Chittenden 1 '2:- W A an 'sf C f r Q bw if 59 ez. W ,. X Q X , ui , M f' It flfii 5 .f .,, if . :.: A Egg 31 Q .fr .ax 9 Y l ' ggi' .S E .as we .b , 'S J X K Q vw . i I Sf' Q 5' 50 Sophomores Yvonne Chittenden Beverly Cooper Jewel Cosier Albert Crandle Randolph Cuti Rose Curi Melvin Dalman Pat Davis Lois Dc-Bruyn Margaret Decker Connie DeGlopper Don DeVechr Charles Dewitt Dob Dillenb0ClC Robert Dirkse Lloyd Dolphin Henry Donselar Patricia Douglas Sherwood Dusrerwinkle Asa Eastling Art Eggert Paul Eggerr Rose Marie Ely Harold Fett Pete Fisher -loAnn French joseph Fricano Carol Fricki Fred Frickman jerry Frifeldt Terry Frifeldt Joyce Garhrecht Mary jo Gelokoska Berry Geno Carl Giant Shirley Gibbs Kay Gosen Gary Gray Glen Gray Rebecca Griswold ,wi A ,,.,, My if s SE g 'J Qiffg sg :,.: 9' if ..f5.' 1 K X i Y 4 3 ,::,. ,15:,..,:E: . ...ss Sophomores Marilyn Grorers Dick Hall Phil Hdllenlwecli Gwen Hamm Mary Hansel Virginia Harden Carol Hemlrych Bull Heylwoer Patsy Hierholzer lflmrles Hirsmun lierrine Hodges Gordon Hornby Myrtle Hyde Dunne l-luwnril Robert Huilier Charles Alurlxsuii klnyce -lamlinski Hnmlil jenkins jerry jerovsek Dgwu AlUl1I1SUll Lewis johnson -lean Kiunlmur Darlene Katt Cleone Kaufman Marlene lilimll Carol Kielr Aloyce Kielt Paula Kiel! Marry King Mollie liinkenm lluitrice liisosomli Don Klimssen Rolwerm Klimssen Evelyn Knurh lflklll1C Roni Tom Koppel Bolw Koster Virginia Koxxirz Curl Krause Dave Krgiuwe x x, fs W - V P iil y ,.,.V ::,VyE 554 .,.:Ni V 4 1 b ,.-'-- aeyt aa IQEQ ...,, .L J . A .,,.. ,:. V ,,AE, S , ': , viiii is if Qiez Zg- ---- Z l i ataQ l ' 1 5 X, .Yi T I N ':b 3 , :: x - Z'-Q ,,., . .... .. , , ,Q L g un iff , 'ff L is a -f , sf , Y '1,: x .I,. .Rh ' 'fr t J . Q , aj 1 : v 2. ' . - 1 .. .. Q X . r- 7 ' r 49 Sophomores Patti Krause Larry Kuck Russ Laman Carol Lannin Dick Lannin Jean Larimer jeanine Larry Richard Larsen Eleanor Larson Carl La Rue Noyes Leech Edith Leml-ze Bruce Lillyblad jim Lutz Paul Lutz Don MCBryant Bill MacPhee Starr Maiden Richard Marod Betty Marton Joyce Meeusen Mary Melcher Ruth Melcher Helen Mergener Sandra Metzler Gloria Meyers Dean Mielke Duane Miles Marge Modrack Charles Morse Donna Moses Tad Murdick Robert Newton Ken Nienhouse Edward Oom Michael Palkowski jerry Pellegrom Barbara Prelesnik Mary Ann Prelesnik Roger Presley i 1 T ,K mi.-3.1 Mx x .,,7 y x ...,. H yi I ve is h I, .,,.,: M - it 5 l x , A y , A .,,? y , ,.,, . y , 'F A 'ef it E r Q 'izz , .1'. f' W X . ga I . -I 2 or sas E is l l I' ' ':V: :Z': 7 - . ', H fr i Q A P. 3 A Q5 :i.,.. b r Q. Z 2 I 4 i 2 -1-' M ,, ,. D if sf 'J i at M 'Ns' i S , uf. 1. QR. .1 1 qv R 5 5 Sophomores Bill Prince Delores Puleo Bob Purcell Rudy Rebar Ray Reeths Shirley Rezny Ray Ribbink Gerald Robbins Bill Robinson -lean Rogers Bob Rosema Delores Roossien Ernie Rouwhorst Bob Ruiter Lois Runnion Rudy Sabo Barbara Sanders Carole Scanlon Edna Schippers -loyce Schmidt Phyllis Schroeder Elizabeth Schultz Mary Schultz Ronald Schutz Betty Shappee Budge Sherwood Russell Smallegan Connie Soerheide ,lane Sonnenberg Frances Spenger Nancy Spray -lean Strouse Ed Sucheclii Roger Susterich Louise Szymas Pat Szymas Cathy Taylor Dick Taylor Leon Teasley john Terrill ii 4 i ,ii ff eg Q TF in Q 5 A A W.. if I i 'Z 3' .ah-b, 5-1' 2 15,-1' ' .V A i l , . ' . was ,. .K :Y , V i x:,. wh .I . f 2:5 L El' ,',. ' W T for i iii c if A ,.,Q, E - i Joyce Boot Mary Borden Richard Carlson Eunice Cleveringa Wm. Collison Polly Cooper Sophomorer ll 'hor Melvin DeYoung Eva Dorn Warren Fordham Robert Forhergill Lettie George Qs e picizzrer were nor ldkffil Dave Horton Kenneth Kohnke Terry Minor Wm. Munch Mary Ellen Murphy 54 Sophomores Nancy Teunis Marlene Tiemann Muriel Timmerman Erich Tober Gene Torrance joe Tragna Carolyn Trinker Sharon Trinker jerry Tripp lla Tripp Frances Van Agrmael Berry Van Bemmelen Harold Van Burgel Mary Vanden Berg John Vanden Bosch Anna Vander Lee Marlene Van Hall Ruth Ver Duin Ruth Vollmer Shelby Vollmer Nancy Walwood Jackie Warner Jim Welling Nancy Wells Sally Wilbert jan Willoughby Earl Wills Shirley Wilson Wayne Wilsmvn Helen Winegar Paula Wuenneclie Richard Wyman Karen Zuidema Don Zysk Janice Zyslq Louise Ridourt Charles Rouwhorsr Carolyn Slater Don Tysman Kay Vander Wall Carol Van Oordt Freshman Class Freshman Class Officers Prerident Secretary Leonard Anderson Jim Crandle Vice-Prerident Trearurer Lamar Barger jim Smith Freshman Class History Last but not least, we look upon the class of '55. They, as we, found this a very confusing year in their lives. Trying to get accustomed to high school life and getting acquainted with their two hundred classmates took them almost all of the year. For president of their class they chose Len Andersong for vice-president, Lamar Bargerg for secretary, Jim Crandleg and for treasurer, jim Smith. As a group, they sponsored the Saggy Sock Shuffle. They may not realize it yet, but the freshman class is well on their way into The Best Years of Their Lives. 55 YQ xr I . ? ..,..,, .s .Q gf Q ai' 4 Q K A 'Q i .Mi F is 5 ef ga Q1 A E is .. E r Q Q , if X . X W is ws Q 1, up Q - 1 4, 4 ,- , .-0'-' L lr' N-sf . ,A,.,. Ivli Ss :,. I -:1. 5 .f' Q , Q 5 x 5 , , . ,pg ..-1: QW iq ' Q- r I I I ag C NA fe: ff, . ' ...- w E 4 - . '1' Q : a s K -- ,A--.V ff' if ' ll . . ,, -lf ' H ' U 4' W 'iii 3:8 ia Freshmen Eugene Anderson Leonard Anderson Elaine Baker james Barger Troy Barger Linda Barnett Gilbert Baron Dona Barrows Carl Beebe Clinton Bekins Virginia Berg Ruth Bethke Arlene Bewalda Ronald Bloom Charlene Boertcher Nancy Bray Peter Breuuman Helen Brigham Larry Brink Beverly Brolick Kay Bronson Nancy Brosseir Ronald Brown Fred Bruhn Chuck Bury Ruth Ann Buikema Roger Carlson Susan Carlson Harold Carskudon -lack Catton Shirley Chrisrianson Tolwy Clark Yvonne Clink Bill Collier -Indy Comly Shirley Cook Louis Coon Delores Cornish Edward Dault jerry De Witt Q N js, A 12' an n 5 er i Q t 'F Sw : X- e xi I ,Q ,ff 1 l V' if 8 5 Y., N K- 1 ., at fat . iv W it Freshmen Karen De Witt Marilyn De Witt Rosalie Dove Arlene Dresse Donna Dreese licarle lfastling Ozzie Ellingson Pat lily .lim Ennenga ,lim lfeldt Donald Ferguson Elizabeth lfloto Margaret Fochtman .Ioe Gelalxoslaa jackie Giant David Glucck Nina Goldberg -Ioyce Goodin Larry Goodin Gregory Graham Pat Gray Mike Gruen Kenneth Hamilton Alohn Hamm Carol Hammond Roland Hammond Theodore Hammond Larry Harden Carol Harvey Melvin Herrington Anna Hidden Bob Hodges Bolx Holler Donald Holmes Ronald Holmes Glenn Howard -. Cf, Howe Ellen Jeffery john -Ierovsek ii G G 1 A 'Q' Q- N65 -Q Gerald Hnttenga ' is Q f if H 'gf wt Q Fresh men in ' K in in Ilene johnson V 5,6 -. ,' Linda johnson :BZ , ' 'L fi V fi .1 . Tom Johnston 'Q X Q' A .,,, f in ' .nuq L ii Ken Jonker K 1: is - H ' ,. Don Kammeraarl V e J' .,.- i , I A ' H julie Kenrlall ' L . 6 -Is .,,:A Q Carolyn Kitchell sl H W - K g lxrll ,Q ulq' E Q . Edward Klomp ,. ., ' ziv b I , 1: V John Klomp 1 L ' ' '- jj. -' Linda Klop . A.-rim L Q X my f e, A I ' ' ' - A r' Shirley Kluempel fer 1 L. -fel 1 Q1 or n--.- we K 1 il L ,ms WM Kool 1 ff ,., W ,. v , , ' ' on Kohn 'e - 5 - K s - - me Q s - . -L D lx H gt :iq t K , K V K Carol Kuhoski i G H l 5 E ,,,...- Q A Mary Agnes Kuhoski ':l is r ' ze I .,,ll Z ' -- z.. L P 1 I rs Li 3 4 wi l .,.. , . L , ln' l: 'l 'M . Ken Kunkel - ? -rr- r 4 L 2 Alb I K .. 3 if ,,..:. A t 3 Q 5: . Sl-Vid Litre P r gi A L X gf P ' K 1 A Billy La Rue Xi: .52-2 Y I 2 , --. . i ,. ' :I . llll ,:.,,L. Ledinsky K i l r e EP as L i M arf? -,V., f ag X , A ' Z , . Margaret Lehman K N in IE: IQAQ Kay Le Munyon 4 Ay r ,.A. 'IT I -,, - - Carol Lewis 3 Betsy Lundberg if --ii A , :-v L Harold Lutz Q was 'sf L l aa ss L L 5 1: sr si, ,.,r,.,,. . , nf Karen Lyons Susan Mc Bryant joan Mc Kinzie Nancy Mc Linda Vera Magrum Frank Margo Carol Marks , . . Ellen Marsh -, , Carol Marshall f z Loretta Mastenbroolc 1 Robert Melvin ff-. Faron Metzler E V'V'. 5,1 Bob Michele 2-1-1 '- '51 Paula Mierle .gal T51-Q zzl if Dale Miller 58 5' . , I , K if ,R r r r Q, is P i,: i I . ii X w ww 5 , .,i' in 'F 1: ' V if 3 fa' ! W 'W if -xg, Q lf'-, Q. I Lf Q -ZVH ' in f 5 'i i ai .. i , KI W 1 , R 1 9' f is or fo? X wa r Freshmen Maxine Miller Michael Modal: Mary Ann Molengraff john Montgomery Bob Nauta Donna Newton joe Nicosia Walt Nillson Glenda Norrhouse Bernice Nuismer Tad Oleck Bruno Olechnowicz Rosella Olsen jack Olson jack Olthof Harold Oom Tom Otley Shirley Ott Ted Parker Bill Paul Arthur Payne Fred Pelton Lois Petersen Bolw Peterson Clara Plant Norma Pope Les Ralya janet Reenders Carol Regelin Eleanor Reister Marilyn Rezny Bruce Robinson Pearl Roe Nancy Roesink Virginia Rose Joyce Roossieu Ted Runnion Roger Russell David Ryder -lim Ryder is , F fl . 1 1 fir, i 'Q' x V Mi ,A .2.-, .,f,A i an yi . A E 4 .,. he A 2 Q Y S ' -..,, , i at - ,, V B J Mi' J V - as , ii t E2 - a .:.. i S S S f S ix . ': ii I q' I V: AES ,,:, Q -A-,E, ' - I '- J i 1 i w., l fiw le nfl l .1:- , , 60 Freshmen Sally Salvo Ronald Salisbury Lynn Sandel james Saul Dick Stheffers Violet Schmidt Roger Schoemaker William Schuitema Ruth Scott Arlene Simeon Mary Ann Simon Bob Skidmore Valerie Slade Carmon Smith Carol Smith james Smith Beverly Snyder Carleton Sorensen Robert Soule Nancy Srelzik Maurice Sterzer Sharon Stille Ray Stillson Richard Stillson Donna Strouse Sally Ann Stygstra Betty Swierenga Gene Swifney Nancy Swiftney Sharon Taylor Bob Thomas Mary Tokarzyk Carol Tragna Evelyn Urbanila jerry VanderBeelc Gene Van Dongen Shirley Van Oordt Marlene Van Tol jim Vette Betty Vollmer Alvin Achterhof jim Cranclle Cherie Dennison Karen De Vos Carole Graham Piclurex ll 01 taker: Malcolm Lock Barb Peacock Peggy Shappee john Stille joan Vladil-za 61 F r e s h m e n Don Warnaar Judy Warner Wesley Warner Mary Wellman Bruce Werner Harold West Nancy Westerhof Lillian Wheeler Donna Wickham Margaret Wnllxame Greg Wilson Gerry Witherell Rosalie Witkowslu Ken Witteveen jim Zarrlin Paul Zeller David Ziel Ray Zimmerman Don Zolnlan Z1 ,. ,, ! , , ff! I li . z QM H 1 y 4 A x -'sw H ,-C fi' if '- gb 5 -1 2, Q ix Lfib' X IAQ:-c:'XxX 4 5. : Q. .9 0 O Q 1 aaa x 'six xx xx SN R X N 2 W Nkw .L A asjgskefu, gli. x WNV mrrsfmffjwx W Q-fs 1 mgf TM WA K x - , LE? ' -.5 by K lx N' .-R: . Q. , ,..,, X .e .W 'N s X51 f Ron' I, left fo right- Harriett Ellingson, Ann Snerheide, Mary Floto, -loan Mierle, Beckie Ninness. Judy Buikema, jeanne Farrer, Janne Mulder, Barbara Brinkert. Rau' 2. lefl In right-jean Wilkinstmn, Sally Bolles, Bonnie Strange, Stella Hass, joyce Meyers. Shirley Boyink, Betty Schippers, Donna Schuiteman. Ruiz' S, fefl In right-Miss Dykhuizen, Dave Mason, 'lack Bringardner, Glenn Sioerdsma, Lynn Janssen, -loe Seifert, The AnnucilBoc1rd Shortly after the Annual Board was organized in the fall, the sponsor, the editor. and section editors attended a meeting at Michigan State College. There they received many ideas for making the '52 BLUE AND GOLD a better yearbook. The board sold Shoo-shoo wands at the homecoming game, and put on a dance as well as their usual assembly. The theme for the annual this year is The Bat! Yemiv of Om' LjI'C'.l',H and we hope that its pages will many times help you remember those years. 6-1 Blue Iflljjffll' - - Faczrlfj' lfzfimr Cfr1.u1u' Ifffilrur' - AL'lflf1fL',l Ezfilrn' 5jmrt,r lfzI'ifn1'r Feulzfrc Ifcfifnr Bff.ri11wyr .llmmgw AzI'z'c1'1i,a'i11g fllamzger - - S1101 uriplfmz Almzalqer Azfzrmf' - - and Gold Staff Beckie Ninness Judy Buikemn - Joan Mierle - Dave Mason Jack Bringurdner, Joe Seifert Lynn Janssen Verna Goodin Wzxrrerx Hecksel Alice Kruizengu Miss Dykhuizen Ron' I. lefl In nigh!-Delores Wfinter, Joyce Schultz Alrre lxrumenga L1M1r Dornlwos Helene Barbour, Barbara Dykhouse, Arlene Regelin, Verna boorlm Bette Dawes Run' 2. feff In riglfvtfDan Gimborys, Louise Dault, lull Gray Arlene Berryman Irene Blmalxucr Mary Lou Kowirz, Beverly Feller, Tom Streng, Ron' 3. le!! lo right-Par Dillinger, XX'arren Heckscl Paul Bulthouse Junk Gxlwbs John lxoppel 65 Row 1. left In riglol Jeanine jolman, Student Council The Student Council started its years activity on the first day of school by selling football pins. Soon after that, election of repre- sentatives from each advisory was held, and the Council began its regular meetings. Many routine matters were taken care of as well as some major projects, such as the Community Chest drive, the Christmas Dance, and the Carnival. The proceeds from the Carnival are to be put into a fund to be used to furnish the recreation room in the new high school. A new project undertaken this year was the cleaning up of the trophies and the trophy cases. A june party is being planned as a climax to the year's work. Officers Preficfefll - -leanine Jolman Vice-Preyirlefzi - Frank Nusbaum Secfemry-Trearzfrer Marjorie Swartz Spovzxor - - - Mr. Fisher -Nancy Teunis, Betty Van Bemmelen, Arlene Bewalda, Marlene Van Tol, Marjorie Swartz, Sandra Merzler, Dolores Puleo. Razz' 2. left to rigb!-Joyce jardinski, Marilyn Vander Kolk, Arr Nettnin, Roland Hammond, Fred Pelton, Dale Miller, Matt Pellegrom, Fred Bolthouse, joan Mierle, jean Anderson, Mr. Fisher. Rout' 3. left to right-Lew Secory, Duane Howard, Bob Haiker, Frank Nusbaum, Roger Wester, Chuck Arnold, .lack Bringardner, Pete Manting, jim Peters, 66 Rau' I. Jef! In rigb!-Glenda Northouse, Joan Peacock. Barbara Peacock, Loretta Mastenbrook, Marcia Mierle, Kay Olson, Mary Bloemendal, Janelle Goodman, Marilyn Piersma, Shirley Lone. Ruiz! 2. lefl In right -Sally Sabo, Ruth Ann Scott, Margaret Willianus, Ioan Bush, Eileen Dull Alice Kruizenga, Elaine Ridderman, Mary Lou Murphy, Joyce Jardinski, Carol Marks, Valerie Slade, Miss Wentlantl. Ruiz' ?. left to rigfal - Carol Marshall, Judy Comly, Ray Zimmerman, Lynn Janssen, Jan Nxfilloughby, Patil Bulthouse, Dave Mason, Kay Bronson, JoAnn French. The Bucs' Blonde J A very enthusiastic staff started work on THE BVCQS' BLADE in September. After a successful subscription drive the bi-weekly issues began to appear. In October, the editor, the sponsor, and some members of the staff attended a journalism meeting at Michigan State College. The staff showed true journalism spirit when they produced the homecoming issue on time even though it meant almost a nights work at the typewriter and mimeograph machine. Since then. the appearance and size of the paper have somewhat changed because it is now being printed in Wliitelizill. THE BUGS' BLADE has been doing a fine job of reporting the happenings at G. H. H. S., and the jokes and features have proved entertaining reading. liclilw' - Marcia Mierle liwzlffre lfzfimr - - Eileen Dull , C.'if't'lfl11fiw1 illumzgw' - Joan Bush A!!I'L'7'ff.l'f7l1Q illtzmzgw' Barbara Peacock sflllllllll' - - - Miss Wfentland i 67 Ron' I, left lo right-Arlene Regelin, Ann Soerheide, Judy Buikema, Arlene Berryman, Bonnie Strange, joan Mierle, Verna Goodin. Rota' 2. lefl I0 riglvl-Joe Seifert, Dan Gimborys, Warren Hecksel, Glenn Sioerdsma, Pat Dillinger, Dave Mason, Miss Gwinn. 68 The Senior Play On December 14 and 15, the senior class presented Clemwztifze, a comedy in three acts. to two very appreciative audiences. Everyone in the cast and on the crews had fun putting on the show and enjoyed a good party after the last performance. The newly organized high school orchestra. under the direction of Mr. Willialms, played between acts. This added something that we have wanted for a long time. Clemenfi The Calif A be Carter Bertha - flflary Kelly - Clemevzrifze - Hank Maftbezzxr - - Pele - - - Elmer Cuiby - - JLIIZUAHIZ - A1211 McNeill Gemlzl Kelley - - - M in Prmzellfz Pringle - - in the orzler of the ne fr 11 p pefmzffre - Par Dillinger Arlene Berryman Bonnie Strange Judy Buikema Warren Hecksel Dan Gimborys - Dave Mason Sally XV:1lwood Arlene Regelin Ann Soerheide Glenn Sjoerdsmn Joan Mierle Stffcleut Direcfwir - Verne Gooclin, Aloe Seifert Director ----- Miss Gwinn The Production Staff Run' I. lefl to right-Connie Boettcher, Beckie Ninness, Barbara Brinkerr, Gerry lxm Phyllis Heyboer, Beverly Mangleson, Jeanne Farrer. Ron' 2. left to right-Irene Blinrlauer, Donna Schuireman, Jay Casernier, Chuck Arnold Tom Streng, Joyce Schultz, Sally Bolles. 69 Clementine Production Staff STAGE MAKE-UP Jack Bringardner, Mgr. Verna Goolin, M Charles Arnold Ron Braak Bill Brems Jay Casemier Dan Gimhorys Pete Manting Wynne Oslund Bob Wayne Roger Wester PROPERTY Gerry King, Co-Mgr. Barbara Dykhouse, Co-Mgr. Walter Bessinger Sally Bolles Jim Blaney Bob Clink Beverly Feller Jack Gibbs Jim Peters COSTUMES Louise Dault, Mgr. Stella Haas L ur. Judy Buikema Beckie Nitmess Betty Schippers PUBLICITY Donna Schuiteman, A Don Aylesworrh Irene Blindauer Beverly Feller Quay Pope USHERS Dolores Ralya, Mgr Ruth Bloom Bette Dawes Phyllis Heyboer Beverly Mangleson Janne Mulder BUSINESS lgr Barbara Brinkert, Mgr. Jeanne Farrer Ida Gray Run' I. fell In right-Verna Goodin, Janne Mulder Barbara Dylxhouse Shirley Boyinlt Beverly Feller, Ida Gray, Betty Schippers. Rim' 2. left to right-Bette Dawes, 'Jllflx Cibbs aclx Brinmrdner lynn Jlnssen louise Dtult Stella Hass. Rim- I. le!! In rigbl-Norm De Vecht, Dave Cleveringa, -lim Peters, jack Bringardner, Chuck Angus, ,lack Gibbs, Tom Streng, Richard Wfynm. Ron' 2. lefz to right- Lew Secory, Dick Braak, Tad Murdick, Dave Mason, Clarence Ver Berkmoes, Paul Van Tol, Budge Sherwood, Dan Gimborys, Art Eggert, Mr. Vander Kolk. Ron S, fefl fr: right-Joe Seifert, Bob Swart, Paul Bulthouse, Ned Brown, Frank Nusbaum, Charles Ver Murlen, Mart johnson, Matt Pellegrom. Hi-Y The Hi-Y members enjoyed many line speakers at their regular meetings this year. They also went swimming at the Muskegon Y. M. C. A. several times. The initiation in the fall was quite diflerent from the usual ones and was fun for the new members as well as for the old ones because it was a party given by the new ones for the old. Four boys from the club attended the Older Boys' Conference at Grosse Pointe the weekend of March 28, 29, and SO. The club bought a basketball scoreboard for the new school with the money they earned at their concession at football games. Hi-Y Officers I1rw'iz1'w1f - - - - Chuck Angus Vim'-P1'c'.iiefc'11l - SeL'l'ef.11'y A 'I '7'C':IJ'lH'L'l' Aflzii nr - jim Peters - - jack Gibbs .lack Bringardner Mr. Vander Kolk Rau' I. lefl lo righi-Verna Goodin, Jeanine Jolman, Marilyn Matthews, Mart Johnson, .Ioan Mierle, Beckie Ninness, Ann Soerheide. Rolf' 2, fefl In right- Irene Ruster, Sally Bolles, Barbara Brinkerr, Betty Schippers, Jeanne lfarrer, Gerry King, Judy Buikema, Miss Gwinn. Run' 9. fell In right-XX7arren Heclisel, Dan Gimborys, Dave Mason, ,lack Bringardner. Thespioin Society The Thespian Society sponsored the Homecoming Parade and Dance again this year and did a fine job. They also sponsored a One Act Play Festival, As an experiment, they tried a play given in the thearer-in-the- round style which was very successful and interesting. The Thespian Society with the tumbling team took exchange assembly programs to Holland and Muskegon. Miss Gwinn, the advisor, has organized the local Thespian Society and built up its program in the three years she has been here. The members regret very much that she will be leaving Grand Haven this spring. l l l - 1 Thespion Officers l'rwitft'11I - - - - Marty johnson l it'c-Pz'c.1idv111 - V Marilyn Matthews Sct'rc1t1ry - - - .Ioan Mierle 'l'r'ct1.inrcr judy Buikema Sfffllllfll' Miss Gwinn National Thespion Society Students who have earned an additional ten points are eligible for membership in National Thespian. A large number of Thespians are also members of the National Organization. Officers Pnaiizfwif - - - - .loan Mierle l'ft'c-l'1'c,iiflw11 - - Joyce Swiftney .S'at'ren1r-1' - r Irene Ruster 'Iirei1.i1f1'w' Jeanine Alolman Sfrilw Marr johnson .Sif7lll1,lfIl' Miss Gwinn Run l. fcfl In riglif-'loyce Marks, Arlene Gahsmm Shir 4.5 Qriffin Shirley Lons, Shir LX Hierholzer, Marilyn Piersma, jean Scott, Rr111'.?. feft In right-Billie Ann Clark, Donna liasc uxlx Arnoltl Hunt Ritltlcrmm Min lou Murphy, Pat -lolly. R014 5, fcffl to riglyi-Marcia Mierle. Joyce Swiltnu Gordon Ver Dum Mary Blountntlil Ruth Ver Duin. 75 The Service Club Each year the student librarians and hall monitors help to make life in G. H. H. S. run a little more smoothly. The rest of the student body and the members of the faculty appreciate the service they give. Sponsors Libnzrmfzi' - Miss Loew Hill! Mmzilmir - - Mr. Schaubel Rau' 1. le!! to right - Phyllis l-leyluoer, Linda Cleveringa, Mary Kinkema, Mary Bos, joan Wfill-zinson, Janice l-loffer. jean Anderson, Ruth Ver Duin. Ron' 2. lefl In right-Mr. Schaubel, Russell Creasy, Carol liricke, Louise Dault, Ruth Benedict. Doris Buikema, Joyce Braak, Tad Murdick, Miss Loew. Ron' 3, lefl to righf-Dan Gimborys, jack Gibbs, Gordon Teunis, Robert Swierenga, Frank Nusbaum, john Koppel. 74 Rau' I. left lo riglal- Florence Bruno, Norma Vander Sys, Pat Laman, Marilyn Matthews, Phyllis Wagenmaker, Barbara Donselar, Arlene Berryman. Ron' 2. left lo rigbl-Shirley Long, julie Mosher, Mrs. Slabaugh, Sandra Clark, Shirley Erickson. Nurses' Aides Mrs. Slabaugh, the nurse in charge of the class this year, took the girls to visit Butterworth and Saint Marys Hospitals in Grand Rapids. The Nurses' Aides are now trying to raise money for a trip to Chicago, where they hope to visit Wesley Memorial Hospital, Cook County Hospital, Presbyterian Hospital, and the Patricia Stevens' Modeling School. Officers Pfwirlefzl - - - Pat Laman Sew'efm'y - - Florence Bruno T1'm1.i'11rer - Norma Vander Sys 75 Rau' I, Jeff lo fighl- Marcia Hodges, Jean Anderson, Eileen Dull, Shirley Griffin, Marcia Mierle, Jeanine Jolman, Mary Kinkema, Therese Kasmauski, Julie Mosher, Carol Curow, Ron' 2. le!! to righl-Billie Ann Clark, Marilyn Matthews, Mary Bloemendal. Elaine Ridderman. Donna Fase, Judy Arnold. Irene Ruster. Marilyn De Haan, Jean Scott, Miss Gwinn. Run' 3. lefz In rigbl-Johnny Hamm, Jerry Ackerman, Len Sleutel, Ned Brown, Marty Johnson, Gordon Ver Duin, Chuck Angus, Jim Denning. Dick Jackson, Junior Plciy The Junior play, I Remember Mama, is one we will all long remember. How hard they worked ro get the costumes and props! That Norwegian accent was certainly very dililicult ro master! STAGE Charles Angus, Mgr. Gordon Verduin Dave Cleveringa Lew Secory Ora Richert Len Sleutel Martin Johnson Ned Brown Dick Jackson LIGHTING Charles VerMurlen, Mgr. Jerry Ackerman Bob Swart PUBLICITY Jane Ku be, Mgr. M Joan Bush Donna Borchers Shirley Erickson Sandy Hagstrom Joyce Harrison Frances Helmers Mary Lou Levendoski Shirley Long Joyce Marks Mary Lou Murphy Lois Robbins Delores Van Dongen Bob Reenders AKE-UP Joyce Swiftney, Mgr. Marjory Behm Joan Bush Production Staff Arlene Gahsman Jeanine Jolman Pat Laman Shirley Murphy Kay Olson Marilyn Swartz Phyllis Wageniiizxker BUSINESS Marjorie Swartz. Mgr. Shirlee Bruhn Diane Crowder Jim Dolphin Shirley Hierholzer Pat Jolly 76 PROPERTY Marilyn Vander Kolk, Mgr. Julie Wfiewiora, Mgr. Sandra Boyink Janelle Goodman Janice Holler Bernice Macko Maxine Peabody Donna Scheffer Lew Secory COSTUMES Florence Bruno. Mgr. Joan Bush Marilyn DeYoun: Shirley Griffin Yvonne Peters Joan Wfilkinson USHERS Marilyn Piersma. Mgr. Shirley Erickson Donna Borchers Sandy Hagsrrom Joyce Harrison Frances Helmers Shirley Long Joyce Marks Lois Robbins I REMEMBER MAMA Cost Katrine - Marilyn Matthews Mama Elaine Ridderman Papa Martin Johnson Dagmar Jean Scott Christine Jean Anderson Mr. Hyde Ned Brown Nels - Dick Jackson Aunt Trina Therese Kasmauski Aunt Sigria - Carol Curow Aunt Jenny Mary Kinkema Uncle Chris Len Sleutel Jessie - Marcia Hodges Mr. Thorkelson Jerry Ackerman Dr. Johnson Jim Denning Arne - Johnny Hamm lst Nurse Jeanine Jolman 2nd Nurse - Irene Ruster 3rd Nurse Mary Bloemendal Soda Clerk Chuck Angus Madeline Billie Ann Clark Dorothy - Marilyn De Haan Miss Moorehead - Julie Mosher Bellboy - Gordon Ver Duin Scrubwoman - Donna Fase Hotel Guest Marcia Mierle Hotel Guest Shirley Griffin Stzzdent Dircczom' Judy Arnold, Eileen Dull Difevfflf - - - Miss Gwinn , 7 The Retail - Office Club The Retail-Ohfice Club enjoyed a full year of activity. Numerous trips were made to local retailing establishments and oHices. A tour of Wfurzburgs in Grand Rapids was both interest- ing and instructive. ln April, a three day trip to Chicago climaxed the years activity. Delegates were sent to both the State Delegates Congress at St. Mary's Lake and the State Convention at Michigan State College. Socially the club was busy too. They sponsored dances after the Muskegon football and the South Haven basketball games and put on a free dance for the entire school. Parties and hayrides for the members and their friends rounded out the program. Rau' I. left In righl- Glenn Engel, Helene Barbour, joan Comly, jackie Toxapeus, Gerry McFadden, Connie Miller, Ruth james, Orin Sheffield. Ron' 2, lefl In right- Mr. Choinowski, Beverly Bethl-ze, Bill Brems, Sally Vlalwood, Glenn Baggott. Joyce Schultz, Richard Peters. 78 Ron' I. lefi to right-Dorothy Oom, Lois Vander Wal, Beverly Mangleson, Shirley Boyink Donna Schuitc-man, Barbara Dykhouse, Mary Ann Van Bemmelen. Ron' 2. fefl lo right-Ray Sheffield, Paul Bulthouse, Terry Roach, Don Sheffield, Ron Braak. The Refolil-Office Club Officers Preiizfwzz '--- - Bill Brems Via' Prc.ri1lw1f rRcn1iI1 - Glenn Baggorr Vi c'c'- Pre f.1' jlfC'l1f r0fficeI Sally Wfalwood Sw' f'cf ting '--- - Joyce Schultz T7'C'r1.l'llI'C'l' - Beverly Bethke Sprnzwz' - Mr. Cliojnowski -9 Rau' I. lefl io right-Shirley Murphy, Marcia Mierle, Phyllis Wagonmaker, Kay Olson, Mary Vanden Berg, Phyllis Heyboer, Mary Bloemendal, Frances Spencer. Ron' 2. Iefl In right-Shirley Long, Jane Kube, jean Scott, Marjorie Swartz, Marilyn Matthews. Marilyn Van Der Kolk, Judy Buikema, Dixie Harvey. Ron' S. leff I0 right-Janelle Goodman, Arlene Gahsman, Barbara Brinkert, Lois Robbins, jeanne Farrer, Mrs. Luoma. G. A. A. The G. A. A. this year had a grand total of 94 members, who participated in four main sports: volleyball, basketball. badminton, and softball. A girl who earns 600 points in these sports is presented with a pin, for 950 points she receives a letter, for 1600 points she merits a medal. The G. A. A. held games on both Tuesday and Wednesday so as to give all the girls an opportunity to play. 90 G. A. A. Ofhcers Pl'L'lf!!L'Uf - - lNlrn'ci11 Micrlc I'irc-ljrwrrfwf! - - Mary Ann Van Bcmmclcn SLfr'f'r'lr11'.1 - lllllrlufffw' Spf: 11 u or Managers l'r1HL'w1f1rlH - Hrllflllflllfl 11 - Hu u ivffirzff S11 fffhlff - - Kay Olsen Mary l.ou Murphy - Mrs. Luomgr Sports - - Dnnnn Fuse - Phyllis Wfugolmrngrlccr' - Donna Schc-Hers Mary Vanden Berg Run I. fd! tn riyfvtfMuricl Timmcrrnun, Rose Curl, Q rolxn Slrtcr Phyllis Lnrnlvnrxx C rroly Trinkcr, Polly Cooper, Mary Ellen Murphy, Barlmrl Prnlcsnllx Run 2, lcfl In I'i,Hl7f-llllllft' Zyslc, Susan Kcnnclly, Dum Crmmlgr lvglyn Arulgrwn om Wilkirxsrmn, Therese Kusmuuski, julie XVicwiora. Run' 4, fri! In riyqlwl-Connie Socrhcirle, Emma Lou XX mgner hllfllyll Su 1rtL lI'lllkkN Hclnurx -Iurly Arnold. Hl G. A. A. Fall cmd Winter Sports Winning Teams Basketball 2:30 Team 2-Wtvn 4, Carol Kieft, Capt. Carolyn Bucy Marcia Mierle Lost Z Charmaine Melnotte Pat Berg Sally Willwert Basketball 3:30 Team 2-Wann 7, Lost l Team 5-Wriri 7, Lost Nancy Spray, Capt. Margaret Decker Muriel Timmerman Janice Zyslc Ruth Ann Scott Valerie Slade Marilyn Vander Kolli Sandra Metzler Nancie Mc Linda, Capt. Mary Vanden Berg Dolores Puleo Margaret Willianis Sharon Taylor Connie Soerheide Paula Kieft Mary King Rose Cuti Barbara Prelesnik Doris Buikema -loyce Braak Susie Mc Bryant Volleyball 2:30 Team I-Wann 7, Lost 2 Team Z-Wtuii 7, Lost Phyllis Wagenmaker, Capt. Carol Kieft Marcia Mierle julie Mosher -IoAnne French Marilyn Brandt Polly Cooper Charmaine Melnotte Phyllis Gimborys, Capt. Donna Scherfers Nancy Wells Paula Mierle Donna Newton Jeanne Farrer .Ioyce Marks Shirley Wilstin Volleyball 3:30 Team 4-Winn 7, Lost 2 Dolores Puleo, Capt. Sandra Metzler Nancy Spray Myrtle Hyde -loyce Goodin Rau' l. lefl In right-Carol Kieft, Elizabeth Floto, Marilyn Brandt, Shirley Wilson, Nancy Wells, Mobe Brant, Caroline Bucy, Nancy Teunis. A Ron' 2, leff to riglvl-Arlene Bewalda, Sally Wilbert, Pat Berg, Paula Kielt, Joyce Braalt, Doris Builcema, Delores Puleo, Sandra Metzler, Nancy Spray, Margaret Decker, Mary King, Joyce Goodin. Ron' 5. lefl In right-Carol Marshall, Margaret Williams, Valerie Slade, Sharon Taylor, Donna Wickhani, Marlene Van Tol, JoAnn French, Nancie Mc Linda, ,lutly Comly, Ruth Ann Scott, Ruth Anne Buikema. S2 Rau' I. fefl I0 righl-Jack Bringardner, Bob Brinkert, Les Burch, Peter Bos, jim Ledinsky, Warren Hecksel, Jim Peters. Ron' 2. left to righl- Lynn Janssen, Harry Parcheta, Elwood Bishop, jim Berwald, Chuck Angus, Paul Bulthouse. Ron' S. lefl lo righl-joe Seifert, Duane Miles, Dave Mason, Charles Olthof, Peter Manting jim Feldt. Boys' Bowling League The Boys' Bowling League was organized at the beginning of the second semester with four teams. Some very good bowlers were developed, so that each team was up against tough competition. Officers Prcfirfezzf - - - joe Seifert Sevrefnry - Chuck Olthof Treumrer - V Pete Mzlnting Affziror - - Mr. Schaubel Team Captains jack Bringardner - Gutter Gang Dave Mason v - Fast Ballers Chuck Angus - Lucky Strikes Lynn Janssen - - Spares WINNING TEAMS Lynn -Ianssen, Capt. Dave Mason, Capt. joe Seifert Pete Manting Bob Vette Leslie Burch Bob Brinkett Duane Miles .lim Feldt -lim Ledinsky S3 Run' I. lefl to right-Nancy Spray, Margaret Decker, Pat Krause, Rose Cuti, Barbara Brinkert, Delores Puleo, Paula Kieft. Rnu' 2. lef! lo right - Marilyn De Haan, Marilyn Vander Kolk, Joan Bush, Marjorie Swartz, Jeanine Jolmzin, Joyce Goodin, Judy Buikema, Eileen Dull, Verna Goodin, Mr. Schaubel. Razz' 3. fe!! In r'igh!-Mary Lou Kowitz, Virginia Kowitz, Gwen Hamm, Marcia Mierle, Lois Robbins, Carolyn Bucy, Pat Laman, Donna Scheffers. Girls' Bowling League This year about 60 girls came out for the league. Eight teams were organized but because of work and other activities only six teams completed the schedule on April l. Oflicers Ijfwicfwzf - - A Frances Helmers Sw'1'en1riw - Marilyn Swartz, Billie Ann Clark 'frezz,i'1n'er --f- Eileen Dull 1. A Acfzimr Mr. Schaubel ,pun s 'fa ..., H f S4 Girls' Bowling Wfinning tetini: Hoosier Hot Shots Tegm Cqpfqins Cfnptnini Sully Bolles Nancy Spray Hoosier Hot Shots - Y Sully liolles - ' 3' . - - - ,' , ', . Marilyn Matthews l in Ups M lllllyli PlLI'5ll?.l P I BO0IDCI'1lI1gS V - N ernii Crootlin 'll mmm Butter Gills - Donn.i Fuse Mllfgilfff Dcfkff All Stars - Irene Rustei' High intlivitlutil average: Nancy Spray- l I9 Hits X Misses - Alogtn Bush Ruiz' I. fef! in 7'igl7l- Irene Ruster, Marilyn Piersnm, .lean Scott, livelyn Antlerson, ,loyte Mueusen, Shirley Hierholzer. Betsy Luntlherlu, Run J. lef! In riglvl - Marge Motlrack, Ruth Ann Scott. Frances Helmets, Carol Kielt, Donna lfgtse, Shirley Wilstxn, Marilyn Swartz, Janelle Goodman. Hull 9. lvl! In riglil- Billie Ann Clark, Elizabeth liloto, Mary Bloementlul, Phyllis Vlhtgnitiiiitiker. Marilyn Matthews, Sandra Metzler, Delores Roossien. N5 Bill Van Wynen, Ken King, Herman Van Opynen, Les Hanna, Larry johnson. .Q I 4. john Muller Dan Gimborys, Pat Dillinger, Wayne Dalman, Roger Presley. Rifle Club The purpose of all National Rifle As- sociation jr. Rifle Clubs is to stimulate in- terest in marksmanship and teach proper and safe use of firearms. Our club started this year with 93 mem- bers in contrast to the 27 members who were in the club when it was organized in 1939. fOne of the charter members of 1939 was Bill Van Wynatn who is now our Chief Firing Line Coach.J The 1951 Club Team won the scholastic division of the National Rifle Association Sectional Tournament at Ann Arbor. This was the third win in the last four years and gives us permanent possession of the trophy. Ron' I-Don Bowen, SS, Charles Bucy, SS, Chuck Jackson, SS, Bob Nauta, SSQ Dick Scheffers, SS1 Gene Van Dongen, SSQ Bob Hodges, SSQ Ray Reeths, SS, Rau' 2 - Phyllis Gimborys, SSQ Jeanne Farrer, Pro Mg Jim Feldt, MMQ Al Crandle, SSL Paul Vink, SS, Ed Dault, SS, jim Zattlin, SSQ John Vanden Bosch, MM, joe Nicosia, SSQ Mary King, SSg Phyllis Heyboer, SS. Ron' 3-Ken Behm, SSQ Dick Lannin, SSQ Lewis johnson, MMQ Melvin De Young, SSQ Fred Bruhn, SSQ Pat Dillinger, Distinguished Rillemang Art Nettnin, Expert Riflemang Harry Parcheta, SSQ Wayine Dalman, Expert Rirleman. 86 Ron' I-Fred Bolthouse, SS: William Robinson, SS: .lim Ledinsky, SS: John Muller, SS: john Howe, SS: Tom Johnston, SS: jerry De Witt, SS: Maurice Sterzer, MM. Rau' 2-Carolyn Kitchell, SS: Shirley Gibbs, SS: Art Eggert, SS: Floyd Epplett, SS: Dale Miller, SS: David Krause, SS: William Munch, SS: Randy Cuti, SS: Sally Sabo, SS: Linda johnson, SS. Rau' ,S-Roger Presley, Expert Rifleman: Carl Giant, SS: Jim Berwald, Expert Rifleman: Dan Gimborys, Expert Rifleman: Ned Brown, SS: .lack Gibbs, SS: jim Saul, SS: Dale Vink, SS: Bill Dawes, SS: lndulis Liepins, SS. Rifle Club members who ARE NOT on The Annual Picture Donald Aylswortli - - - SS Daniel Gardner - - SS Gregory Graham - SS Barbara Peacock - - MM Ora Ricbert - - MM Sally Sabo - - SS Ronald Schultz - MM james Teunis - - - SS Erick Tober - - - - MM Richard Van Opynen - - MM Wayne Wilson - - - SS 8- Rau' 1. left to right-Jerry Ackerman, Harold jenkins, Mary Vanden Berg, Judy Comly, Carolyn Kitchell, Nancy Mc Linda, Mike Gruen, Bob Dillenback. Rauf. le!! to tight-Bob Nauta. jack Olson, Harold West. Ken Behm, ,lim Saul, Pat Dillinger, bl. C. Howe, Randy Cuti, Bob Hodges, Mr. Fisher. The Aviation Club ln December. Mr. Fisher and a group of interested boys and girls organized the Aviation Club. Every other Thursday evening the club meets with the Civil Air Patrol for a program of movies and discussion which should give all the members more information and understanding of the use of the link trainer, navigation, and flying activities. Each member was also scheduled for regular use of the link trainer. Continuation of this club will give many students useful knowledge of aviation as well as some good fun. Officers Pmtizfefif - Pat Dillinger Vice-Prwitfwzl - Jerry Ackerman Sec1'eIa1'y-T1'ca.izfrw' - Ken Start Sprnzmr - - Mr. Fisher SS Junior Red Cross The motto of the Red Cross is Service to Others. We par- ticipated in international, national, and local activities. We made holiday articles for Veterans' Hospitals, entertained in Old Peoples' Homes, and filled gift boxes for children overseas. To raise money we sponsored sandwich sales, dances, and candy sales. Some of this money will be used to send two delegates to the National Red Cross Convention in Cleveland. We selected Ruth Ver Duin and Gerry Xwitherell to represent us. Ofificers P7'L'.lijffGlIf - Ruth Ver Duin Vice-Preiizfefll Gloria .lustian Sec1'em1'3' - Fred Pelton ,I-ll'C'cI.l'1lf'9'l' Margie Swartz AlIl'f.liIll' - - - Miss Yurick A.l.Kf.lilzI71I Az1'1'i.um' Miss Shell Ron' 1, leji to right-Rose Marie Ely. Ruth Ver Duin, julia Kendall, Marjorie Swartz, Florence Bruno, Patsy Ely, Carolyn Trinket. Ron' 2. lefl lo righl-Miss Shell, Jerry Witherell, Cvordon Ver Duin, Fred Pelton, David Ryder, Miss Yurick, 89 The Photography Club The Photography Club was organized last fall by Mr. Arnold. At their meetings, the members learned to develop negatives, tint pictures, enlarge, and to take portraits and indoor pictures. One evening, Miss Edge gave a talk on composition which helped them to recognize a good picture. All of the club's activities made the members realize what an interesting hobby photography can be, jerry Witherell, Betty Dawes, Mr. Arnold, Jackie Warner, Cleone Kaufman, Darlene Katt, Roger Bramer. 90 X 3, ' Hi-C Hi-C Club, an international high school organization, was founded for the purpose of carrying the Bible and jesus Christ into the daily activities and lives of high school students. Included in the Hi-C schedule are noon devotional periods, weekly afternoon meet- ings, and monthly evening meetings with neighboring Bible clubs. Miss Loew has acted as advisor of the Grand Haven group. On March 28, the Hi-C Club changed its name to Truth for Youth. This makes it a branch of the Grand Rapids clubs, and gives it more SLIPPOIE. 91 Ron' 1. lefz to riltgbl- Margaret Williaills, jean Scott, Ann Soerheide. Ron' 2. left fo right-Pat Dillinger, Joyce Meyers, Dave Mason, Sandra Metzler, Vlfarren Hecksel. Cheerleaders This year the girls and boys tthere were actually fourj on the varsity and reserve cheering squads were really enthusiastic, They found time to practice every Monday and sometimes even worked in extra practices. Mrs. Luoina, their coach. really kept them on their toes. It was work but great fun too. The cheerleaders and the rest of the student body join wholeheartedly in thanking Mrs, Luoma for the wonderful help she has given during the time she has been at Grand Haven High School. Run' l. le!! In righff Delores Puleo, -Ianice Zyslt, Doris Buikema, Karen De Vos, Sharon Taylor 92 Ron' 1. left lo right-Joyce Marks, Arlene Gahsman, Dick Braak, lrene Ruster, JoAnn French, Donna Scheffers, Marlene Van Hall, Mary Kinkema. Rau' 2. fefi Io right-Nancy Spray, Marilyn Piersma, Shirley Long, Tad Murdiclc, Budge Sherwood, Barbara Sanders, Margaret Decker, Donna Fase, Miss Nyland. The Junior Hisforicol Society The junior Historical Society had a full pro- gram of activities this year. The regular monthly meetings usually featured guest speakers. Special achievements were giving a pageant, Voices of the River in Eastmanville and presenta ing a charter to the Eastmanville junior Historical Society. Another Michigan My Michigan Night. was given on April li. Professor F. C. Balk, assistant director of historical collections at the University of Michigan, gave a lecture, Grand Haven a Century Ago, and P. T. Murdick of the Grand Haven Chamber of Commerce presented colored slides of Michigan scenes. A new project started this year was the placing of markers on all historical places of interest in Grand Haven and vicinity. Pencils with basketball schedules on them were sold to help finance the society's projects. 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L,,.,,. ..- -Q, - -.1 'Ucf 5-'S dst: - ,- K J- O - .6,L:QD:-'ru U AD- T h e C h o i r The Choir, which met every day the fourth hour with their new director, Mr. Burgess, was one of the most enthusiastic and hard working groups in the school. In addition to their appearances at local clubs, such as the Rotary and Kiwanis, they gave a concert and entered the Stare Festival at Mount Pleasant. The real highlight of the year, however, was their production on May l and 2 of the variety show, Corn 'Za Poppin'. Prerirlevzf - Vice-P'fe.s'ide111 Secretary - Tremzfref 96 Pat Dillinger Glenn Sjoerdsma Ann Soerheide Shirley Griffin 5, ljv e Anderson, joyte Meyers, Teun Y In rigbl-Gerry King, Num' fl .le x 7 Rau rley unyon. 5h 1 LelN Kay uennetke, W Pu u la lary Shultz, A riyhl fel! In I Run Swiftney, yce jo JSCI1, y Gr Ka Vanderwall, ily K Keeth, ld 0 lil' Anderson, H Helen Mergener. ion, Sh rley Long, Sin Mary Ann Mierle, ula Pa I. Kluempe Pearl Ryder. ie Ely. lar eh JS ia, Ri Bu ken Judy li, u dem Z aker, Karen hB I Ru ei, Sl ndti Cleverin op. Li h Bis Ellie '11 lefl to righ U14 -4. R oerheide, S er, Connie Slat Kolk, Carolyn Vander larilyn A 'igbl 7 left In rm 2, k' Hecksel. 2lI'l'Cl l Smith, W an XValsh, jim D holzer El' I-Ii irley 1, Sh O T an V Marlene i. Fred andy Cut R Larsen, Rich Dick jackson, Lester Burch, iflin, I rley G i Sh th Ru Mulder Janne Lutz, er, jim RHTI B Roe inger Dill Glenn Sioerdsma, Pat Garhrecht, Marilyn Re ster, -Ioyce CLUIOI' Boyink, El Pelton. Judy Arnold, Sandra sier. Co relein k, .Iewe P nfl Vollmer. Marv A FMCSS. Fly, Director Al Bu Pat DeYounu. Vi gling Violet Schmidt Julia Kendall Bruno Olechnowicz Lillian Wheeler P. Susan Carlson 'Uno Margaret Lehman Mary Lou Kieft Director David Ryder Mr. Williaiiis lla M119 TflPP Cellos Bosses Barbara Sanders Janelle Goodman Carolyn Bucy Howard Brown Orchesrrci The High School Orchestra, under the direc- tion of Clarence Williziiiis, began this year with seven string players-5 violins, 5 cellos and l string bass. This group was joined at mid-year by another group of high school players who had begun playing in the latter part of September. This brought the violin section up to 6 players, the cello section to 4 players, and the string bass section to 2 players. By adding 2 viola players, l violin player and l bass player from the xlr. High Orchestra, the Sr. High Orchestra was able to enter the district festival for band and orchestra, sponsored by the Michigan State Band and Orchestra Association at Muskegon on March 22. The criticism was very favorable and the group next year plans to enter classified and try for a rating. ,Z-J,l4:LfQr.:7lf.f4-rf- Z4-1.,za4'J4e6cZ-wifi? i L : I l.,...JA , awe-ef , ixgaai F'g,ia4i .6 da.4.a,? if ,z '-,aabwfyfvawffff WVU? .17u.m.w wi? IQ-EJ! fl? 5 I 7.gLZ2?51'-4 . Tx J J nf H, v v 1 000 A NP' W, U' ' A f. ,. - . f U4 .M-,fx iii wg VX VXKLWVV -NM 9 i 5 C se cf ' 96507: Sk . he L as +-Sf W A A X JA + A mfafw . fx, b -:asap Q Q 2 . g 4 2 X M i , E ik i K x Wim 'sk q w 1 RW WJ , Aw v SW, Ugg. ,iq Row 1. left to right-Dan Gimborys, Lew Secory, Dick Peel, Norm De Vechr, Don Harrington, Marvin Buckner, Chuck Arnold, jay Casemier, Clarence Ver Berkmoes, Roger Bramer CMgr.J Row 2, left to right-Coach Bill Ward, Bob Reenders, Bill McPhee, Bill Boomgaard, Jim Blaney, Paul Van Tol, jack Gibbs, Nick Essenyi, Stillman Goodman, Frank Nusbaum, Harry Parcheta, Rich Bethke, Leonard Sleutel, Coach Ted K iolhede. Row 3. left to right-john Tetlow, August Swanson, Don Payne, Don Shears, Fred Bolthouse, Don Haack, Fred Goldberg, Tom Streng, jack Van Schelven. Football '51 In 1951 with a 5-5 record, we had our best season since 1948. Playing in Michigan's tough- est conference, the Bucs did well to Finish where they did. The team steamrollered over the non- conference foes, Alma, Ludington and Ionia, show- ing the power they packed when playing teams in their own class. Two players were selected for the All-Southwestern conference team, Chuck Arnold and Nick Essenyi. The biggest high- light of the season was the thrill-packed 6-0 win over the Kalamazoo Maroon Giants with 45 seconds remaining in the game. The class of SZ will always remember and be proud of the team that contributed so much to the Bef! Years of Om' Liz'e.s'. Schedule Grand Haven Opponents September 14 - 32 - Ludington 6 September l9-- 6 - - Benton Harbor 18 September 28 - O - Muskegon 41 October 5 - 6 - Kalamazoo O October 12 - Z7 - - - lonia 14 October 19- 7 -an November 2 - 99 November 9 - 13 Muskegon Heights 20 - - - Alma 15 - Holland 7 iff QQ lb- N2-15 I' ., 'NA 6 Q S915 Bois REENDERs-A fast charg- ing tackle, Bob bowled over op- posing linemen like a Mack truck. Being a junior, he'll be back crumbling the line again next year. LEN S1.1zU'rE1- - A big fast guard who didn't get a chance to show his prowess, but a lot is expected of him next fall. STn.l.MAN GOODMAN -A rug- ged transfer student who would have gone farther if it hadn't been for his leg injuries. It's too bad Spike won't be around to help us out next year. AUGUST SWANSON - Another sophomore and a good offensive man. Swanson with two more years to go should bolster the team in '52 and 55. COACH WARD-Made a big hit with line- men in his first year at G. H. FRED BOLTHOUSE-Co-Captain, Freddie was like a charge ex- ploding in every play. A junior, he will be back smashing the opponents' line in the fall. CLARENCE VERBERKMOES-AIP other sixty minute player. Ver Berk was the teams most able passer and a fine runner. I-les the boy who'll terrorize the op- ponents' line next year. FRANK NLTSBALTM - Another pass snaring end who should team up with Lou next year. Frank came through in the Benton Harbor game with spark plug-catches that led to the teams only score. NORM DE Vaci-IT - A hard driving halfback who showed real power in the Holland game. Norm, only a junior, will be a sure boost to next years back- field. PAUL VAN TOL - Defensive line-backer and fullback. Paul is slated to replace Essenyi. As a second-string fullback, Van delt the other line vicious blows as he knifed through for yardage. Dick PEEL-Started the season at halfback. When the coach found a lack of depth at end, he switched him to an unfamiliar position. Dick played very well, DON HAACK - Another boy who was overshadowed by the first - string players, but the coaches expect much from him next year. BILL BOOMGAARD-One of the biggest boys on the team. Bill showed his true prowess in the Alma game. Roc Amos BRAMER - The Bucs' hard - working manager. Witlicuut him the team would have been lost. Rog averaged two and one-half hours per day working on equipment. He was the one responsible for the bright uniforms on the field. JOHN TETLOW--Overshadowed most of the season by first-string backfield. john dicln't see much actiong but when he did, he gave it all he had. i I FA' 131 .. l 2 Row 1. left to right- Lew Coon, Bob Ruiter, Bill Paul, Carl IARue, Dick jackson, James Ledinsky, Chuck Arbogast, Harold Oom, Bill LaRue, Leonard Anderson, Troy Barger, Les Ralya, Roger Susterich, Pete Fisher, Terry Miner. Row 2, left to right-Manager Harold Keech, Gordy Chittenden, Ken Jonker, Phil Hollenbeck, Ed Oom, Dave Lake, Chuck Jackson, Chuck Benes, Bill Barger, Bill Munch, Lamar Barger, Ray Stillson, Fernon Feenstra, Rich Marod, Hank Donselar, jim Smith, John Komp, Don DeVecht, Ed Suchocki. Row 3, left to right- Coach Donstant, Pat Gray, Bill Dawes, Mike Gruen, Sherwood Dusterwinkle. Jerry Friefeldt, Terry Friefeldt, Chuck Ruiter, Bill Prince, Bob Thomas, Jim Berwald, Bill Anderson, Rudy Rebar, joe Gelokoska, Bob Newton, Tad Murdick, Ernie Rouwhorst, Don Zysk, Chuck Morse, Jim Barber, Coach Gene Rothi. Second Team Football The hard fighting Little Burr came through with flying colors this year. Undefeated through- out the season, the team was undisputed champions of the Southwest Conference. They rolled over opponents of larger schools, and showed their real spirit in the final minute tying of Muskegon Heights 14-14. They cinched a tie for the con- Scores G. H. 37 - - - Zeeland 12 G. H. 26 - - Benton Harbor 0 G. H. 13 - - - Muskegon 0 4 G. H. 24 - - - Kalamazoo 6 G. H. 14 - - Muskegon Heights 14 G. H. 31 - - - - Union 0 G. H. 27 - - Zeeland 7 G. H. 27 - - Holland 0 107 ference championship and won it when Muskegon tied Heights the same day the Little Bucs ran over Holland. The outstanding players of the team are likely to show their power with the varsity next year. We have not the space here to give the due credit to the Second Team champs. T l ' -. 7 F Ron' I, le!! In right-Hank De Vecht fManagerl, Paul Van Tol, Frank Nusbaum. Lew Secory, Ron Braak, Coach Sluka. Rau' 2. lefl to right--lay Casemier, Rog Wester, jim Marcus, Dick Berg. Rau' 3. lefl to riglal-Chuck Arnold, Clancy Ver Berkmoes, Bob Klukos, jack Van Schelven. Norm Deva-cht's picture was not taken. Bciskefbcill The Bucs battled into third place in the Southwest Conference in 1952. The team showed much Finesse throughout the season. The most thrill-packed game of the season was the Holland game. This game. though it was a defeat, surpassed even the one point win over Kalamazoo, which was also a thriller. Dick Berg and Roger Wester were among the top Eve scorers in the Confer- ence. Witli seven returning lettermen the Bucs ought to give many a foe a tough battle next year. TflllI'7lLI71ZL'IIf G. H. 36 - - Muskegon Heights HDS Scores G. H. 62 - - - South Haven Rl G. H. 58 '--- Wliiteliiill 16 G. H. 59 - - Muskegon Heights 58 G.H. 50 - - - Coopersville l7 G. H. 54 - - - - Holland 66 G. H. 38 - Holland Christian 42 G. H. 54 - - Benton Harbor 35 G. H. 47 - - - Muskegon 65 G. H. 59 ---- Kalamazoo 58 G. H. 56 - - Muskegon Heights 55 G.H. 71 - - - - Holland 80 G. H. 61 - Benton Harbor 58 G. H. 42 - - Muskegon 60 G. H. 47 - - - Kalamazoo 611 G. H. 42 - Holland Christian 48 G. H. 54 - - Saginaw Arthur Hill S2 6.2 .-NN 5 : iii I is -.1 sf? .An .1 1 K X- iff gyklb Ki N J ew Rau' I, lefl to right-Lamar Barger, jim Smith, Budge Sherwood, Tad Murdick, Pete Fisher, Rich Marod, Don De Vecht. Ron' 2. left to right-Hank De Vecht lManagerJ, Ernie Rouwhorst, Bill MacPhee, Boh Dirkse. Bill Barger, Ron Schultz. Rau' 3. lefl to right-Coach Kiolhede, john Klomp, Lewis johnson, Dave Ziel, jerry Huttenga, Ron Bloom. Second Team Basketball Coach Ted Kiolhedes Little Bucs ended the season with a 4-6 conference record. They were a hard luck team with practically every loss under a five-point margin. Bob Dirkse played excellent ball all season and was moved up to the hrst team. There are many other boys that will bolster our varsity next year. Scores G. H. 36 - - - South Haven Z3 G. H. 35 - A Wliitehzlll l8 G. H. 33 Muskegon Heights 30 G. H. 39 - - Coopersville 12 G. H. 35 - - - - Holland 40 G. H. 35 Holland Christian 42 G. H. 34 - - Benton Harbor 44 G. H. 50 - - Muskegon 34 G, H. 44 - - Kalamazoo 48 G. H. 29 Muskegon Heights 35 G. H. 37 - - - - Holland 45 G. H. 38 Benton Harbor 38 G. H. 35 - - Muskegon 38 G. H. 37 - - Kalamazoo 25 G. H. 28 Holland Christian 3l Row I, left lo right- Troy Barget, jim Volovlek, Dick Scheffers, Dave Lake, Roger Susterich, Leon Teasley, Chuck Jackson. Row 2. left to right-Dick Berg, Bob Klukos, Paul Van Tol, Phil Yedinak, Bill MacPhee, Dick Bethke, Ron Braak, Pete Fisher, jim Ledinsky. Row 3, eft to right-Coach Sluka, Harold Oom, Ron Schutz, Lewis johnson, Bob Thomas, Al Zimmerman, Greg Graham, Carl La Rue, Bill Anderson, Dick Marod, Lou Secory, Manager Roger Bramer. Baseball The 1952 baseball team is off to a flying start in winning their first two games. The second game with Coopersville was won on a 4-0 no-hit romping-off of the sizzling pitching of Dick Berg. We should see plenty from Seniors Ron Braak, Dick Berg and Rich Bethke, along with MacPhee, Klukos, Marod and many others who shape up our team. This year's team has an excellent future with the battery of Dick Berg and Bill MacPhee, and the hitting of Rich Bethke. ' Schedule April Muskegon St. Marys ff May Kalamazoo April Coopersville ' May Muskegon Heights 'l' April Grandville ' May Coopersville April Muskegon Heights May Holland Christian ' April Muskegon St. Marys May Benton Harbor April Holland May Holland ' April Muskegon May Muskegon ' May Holland Christian May Zeeland 'W 4' Home games l l 1 4 Row 1, left to right-Wynn Oslund, Bernon Keech, Chuck Atbogast, Fred Bolthouse, Dick Burnia, Bill Munch, Lamar Barger, Don De Vecht, Gene Anderson, Roger Bowen. Row 2, left to right-Bill Boomgaard, joe Gelakoska, Fritz Curtiss, Don Zysk, jim Barber, John Koppel, Warren Hecksel, Bob Dillenback, Pat Ellman, Nick Essenyi, Ed Oom. Row 3, left to right- Carl Beebe, Bill Prince, Clancy Ver Berkmoes,, joel Fricano, Harry Paracheta, Roy Overway, Fernon Feenstra, Bill Barger, Chuck Benes, Norm De Vecht and Coach Kjolhede. Not in picture-jack Van Schelven. Trock Our track team is improving year by year. This years team shows speed and im- provement, and more boys seem to be interested in the sport. An intra-class track meet was held with the Sophomores winning. The Buccaneers won their first meet over Zeeland. Some returning track men who should take some honors are Harry Paracheta, Wynne Oslund, Don Zysk, john Koppelg and Pat Ellman looks good in the mile. Let's hope the speedsters come through with flying colors. Schedule April 7 - Zeeland April 16 - Allegan April 18 - Muskegon Heights April 22 - Holland Christian April 29 - Holland May 9 - Inter-conference, Grand Rapids May 13 - Muskegon 112 X5 o lift? S E , , Row 1. left to right-Matt Pellegrom, Bob Vette, Pete Manting, Duane Miles, Bob Brinkert, Tom Otley, Budge Sherwood, jerry Dillinger. Rou' 2. left to right-Earl Wills, Bruce Lillyblad, Terry Miner, Pete Bol, Mike Gruen, Indulis Liepens, Ted Parker, Bob Clink, Coach Rothi. Tennis The netmen began the season with six returning from last year's action. They are Budge Sherwood, Jerry Dillinger, Bob Clink, Earl Wills, Bob Brinkert and Duane Miles. The rest of the team is made up of players who have played 21 lot of tennis before coming out for the team. The team won their first two games, and it looks as if Coach Rothi's boys should have a good season. Schedule April - Grandville 'K April Muskegon Heights April Kalamazoo April Muskegon April Holland Christian ' May Holland May Benton Harbor ' May Muskegon Heights May Holland Christian May Muskegon May Holland 'K May Grandville Home games 113 Left to right- Coach Ward, Jay Casemier, Ed Suchecki, Jim Berwald Chuck Arnold Walt Chaffee Frank Nusbaum, Tad Murdick. Noi in picture- Ray Sucheckn Golf Coach Ward has the one, two and three men of last year returning A number of last year's team and some of the new boys will all be battling for a berth on the 52 team The boys won the first match from North Muskegon and should go on and gnve any team a rough fight for the conference crown. April April May May May May May May May Schedule North Muskegon North Muskegon Holland Kalamazoo Muskegon ' Benton Harbor Regional Muskegon Holland ' Home games H4 Rau' I. left I0 rigbi-Bob Payne, Don Haack, Fred Bolthouse, Asa Eastling, Bob Arbogast. Rau' 2. left In right- Fred Goldberg, Bill Prince, Rudy Braunschneider, Fernon Feenstra, Dick Poel, Glenn Bishop, Rich Bierman. Tumbling The tumbling team was again a credit to our school in its second year of attraction. The boys are now past masters at their stunts and have learned many more difficult ones this year. Under the direction of Coach Bill Ward the tumblers have put on many assemblies including the ones at Holland and Muskegon. All but the seniors will be back next fall with their outstanding stunts and exhibitions. ll5 I . A I ,M-SS., Awww, ,xl Y , .W 0 W N- l W A . . . h ff 0 D 'X 7, . v U . .4 it ' - Q. n J vb. . ' . ' A 4 A . 1.1 ,U K' Qi ,4 b - . l f 'H - 4- , ' .ti ' ., 1, 4 N X 116 0 0 Q , x N. 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Sovidge Street Telephone 2000 SPRING LAKE, MICHIGAN I I JIM'S BIKE SHOP 9 North Second Street Bicycles and Accessories THE DEE LITE Hamburgers Waffles Steaks Good Food at Moderate Prices HOSTETTER NEWS AGENCY 'Complete Line of Magazines and Newspapers 135 Washington Phone 1155 12 N. MILLER CHEVROLET COMPANY FRANK E. MILLER, Mgr. Chevrolet Sales and Service 'A' First St. Telephone 208 Compliments Of KAMMERAAD FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Day and Night 208 Franklin Street Grand Haven KIEFT'S Sportswear for men Hari, Schclffner, Dodds Hats Arrow Shirts 'I6 North Third Street 125 Washington Street 5 EI 3 r Q -I -5.- 1 NNN M., 123 NORTHWESTERN AUTO SALES Studebaker Newest of the new for fifty-two Congratulations ond Best Wishes ro Class of 1952 JOHN CASEMIER'S SUPER MARKETS 119 Washington Ave. and US-31, Ferrysburg 'A' Corner of Fourth and Madison Streets Always tlae Best in Foods GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN for Less HAVEN LAUNDRY The Laundry of Satisfaction 201 Columbus Street Phone 1369 Q Look to Hotpoint for the ,Hnest first CHALLENGE STAMPING DINNERWARE and GIFTS AND FLoTO12'Q,'cl'f1f,,,g1'f,PQ1ANCES PORCELAIN COMPANY Phone 1903 'k umfaeverln Jolmun Q 215 Washington Street 620 N, Seventh 'lt Pays to Buy Good Shoes' Grand Haven We bundle charters anywhere 'k 'k 216 Fulton Street PhOrIe 3195-W I 5 'IN GRAND HAVEN FURNITURE COMPANY Our Motto: Quality - Price -- Service LCJVELY 51.3, at iv' IEEbIl2IC5 BI if tilt y' . f skit T 015 1 'W y l FactorY and Emonmsgnj 'gr it A Complete Line of MAYTAG WASHERS AND APPLIANCES III N. Third Street Telephone 714 Grand Haven, Michigan THE PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK We welcome the opportunity to work with every customer to the best of our ability. We want to take an active part in your financial progress and to assist in building your future. Member of Federal Reserve Bank and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. The Bank Where You Feel At Home 300 Washington Street Phone 720 126 . V., To the Class of '52 Our best wishes tor ev h ery appiness. As you travel the road of life, mark each crossroad with portraits. Graduation Engagement Wedding Children Anniversaries BRETSCHNEIDER STUDIO for the finest in portraits 228V2 Washington Phone 3395 , 322-f 1. M? K ..-vv,..E,:- ii--5136 im? ii i ' 5 Salufmg 1 3. .-:i,l S L 4 ' s f' Gm nares Ga am Our Continued Pledge: To serve you and your families in the present and the future as depend bl a y as we have served this community since 1851 . . . . Grand Haven State Bank THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE of Grand Haven, Spring Lake, and Ferrysburg As the .rite of Micbigank finest and best attended state park, we welcome and endeavor to Jerzfe all those who come to visit us. ir WETTERMAN'S FOOD MARKET Open Sundays, Holidays and Evenings 326 Fulton St. Phone 220 KOOIMAN SHOE STORE QUALITY FOOTWEAR Fitted by x-ray Henry A. Kooiman 1 Washington Street Phone 240 207 Washington CASEY'S GRILL Lunches and Dinners 8 N. Water Street Phone 9170 GRAND HAVEN MAYTAG Electrical Appliances Sales and Services Serving Grand Haven for over 25 years T33 Washington Street Qi- ' 0, Best Wishes to the gb qi and f ci Class of '52 -' 6- 4, Q 'wt CARL'S GARAGE GRVX' Pontiac Cars-G. M. C. Trucks THE HAVEN 24 H W ka S l T C 67' 1' BEAUTY sruolo our e e me Phone 1171 phone 359 213 Washington Street Grand Hmfenf Michigan GARDNER'S GULF SERVICE STATION WASHING GREASING GENERAL SERVICE Friendliest Service in Town Spring Lake, Mich. Phone 9106 Best Wishes for your Future Success from BRAAK'S BAKERY Home of TOWN TALK BREAD AND cookies Birthday and Wedding Cakes Our Specialty ESHLEMAN'S PHARMACY REGISTERED PHARMACIST on duty at all times SICK ROOM SUPPLIES Two phones to serve you Spring Lake 200 W. Savidge Si. Pho ne I6'I ROSEMA'S TRI-CITIES DAIRY Spring Lake Phone 939 Grand Haven Branch Phone 933 QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS Featuring P E T T ' T I S SWlFT'S ICE CREAM D in our Dairy Bar resses Sporfs Wear Suits Lingerie It's smart if it's from Peltifs Spring L'-'Ike Phone 2838 Spring Lake, Michigan 129 Compliments of McLELLAN' to the Class of 1952 'A' Phone 1468 234 Washington Street Grand Haven DYKHOUSE BROTHERS S Excavating Contractors 145 N. Ferry Phone 306 S W I F N E Y ' S Service Station Hank 8. Rich Now or Summer. . . lt's a wonderful feeling, isn't it .... whether you plan on working, traveling, or just sunning .... we have a wonderful collection of summer clothes to show you . . . including such brands as . . . . JANTZEN - - Swim Suits, Sun Clothes ROSE MARIE REID - - - Swim Suits WHITE STAG - - Summer Play Mates PAR FORM ---- Swim Suits JUNIOR HOUSE - - Dresses and Skirts SHIP'N SHORE - - Sleeveless Blouses 130 RYCENGA LUMBER CO. VlENING'S MEN'S WEAR Building Supplies for the man who cares what be wears 105 S. Jackson Phone 1818 Grand Haven, Michigan 106 Washington Telephone 1296-J BURNSIDE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Formed Wire Products Small Stampings and Assemblies Spring Lake, Michigan Compliments of JOHNSON HARDWARE General Hardware WARBER'S DAIRY d where friends meet friends an WARBER DAIRY Corner of US-31 and Madison St. Phone 2250 131 MILLER HARDWARE CO. Piitxburg Paint Sfotfs Lawn Care Products Sporting Supplies Compliments of THE PERRY MUSIC CO. 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Ho 'm am sgtem,,.,l,,,e1 DIRKSE ELECTRIC CO Zo 21 Ch Tm CHOIY' 9S52mblvj S1-xaiollzgkkogs ' 1 u en o new - L Ch 'T RRY 1 Best Wishes to Class of '52 15 - ' 'N 'SYXQUVX HT GR100 Chula mas mu C1 San aourg 1 ' xl 4- Helland Chrnsfuun Benton Harbor A Game ll W5 l71usKe,3uYt Game Game Band Co ncer- T E11 l I8 l Thgspmn I,,',1i211ion l'nIo.ma1.0o Game, H. Y Dance Congratulations to the Class of '52 THE WAFFLE SHOPPE Washington Street WHEELER'S DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION sPEclAusTs 25 if l Muskcclggmliqqms Exams are cum Rent or Sell Wheel Chairs Crutches Hospital Beds HAVEN 216 Washington St. Phone 39 Flowers for all occasions ir PEERLESS NOVELTY CO. Manufacturers of Syndicated Merchandise and 332 N. Ferry St. Telephone 2642 Automotive Parts 105 Fulton St. Telephone 'IOO3 2 Best wishes to the Class of '52 WEST MICHIGAN SASH AND DOOR CO. Grand Haven, Michigan Barbering by Appointment DON'S BARBER SHOP Phone 956 I7 N. Seventh ST. Haircutling to Please you February I1 I-Iolland Gamer fTherf,J iI5en1'on Hsu bor' G1A.0G'cb2nrS:,,e, I5 Ivlushcqon Game, Tu mor ance n D 2.2, Halamzoo Crame, 2' 8I5o.nd Fesh val Hollanwi Zq Holland Game fl-Oerej Congratulations to the Class of '52 MICHIGAN BRASS COMPANY Brass Plumbing Fixtures Manufacturing 500 S. Wafer Street Phone 1580 I 3 GRAND HAVEN COAL 8. DOCK Nelson Fisher Louis Breitels Building Materials Fuel Oil - Coal - Coke 117 S. Water Street EVERYTHING for the home and garden GRAND HAVEN FARM BURE 715 Washington St. Phone CO. ma F C, H Lsoehdmofe C laSS 25TudC nT Council Parry Carnival S i. 22. Znmbltnq Banqudi So1'i:'ai5i',Lg1LQ 25- 28. . 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VAN TOL HARDWARE SIIQARQBFTONITC 5'L'ulux-TQ TTITQ e . BuiIder's Hardware Shaw - u.IkfII,lX3.bU5+ Glass Philco Appliances Paints e I Q out 0 Q2 new Sporting Goods -V31 YXO- CQ, To Qafhlxi ' ' -- and K-'Jelly Wmlss Cf-if 'H mln MM The T'w 'u 'foo e- 12 w. Seventh sf. Phone 269 I ' ' ' ' ' I Grand Haven OLDBERG MANUFACTURING COMPANY Automobile and Truck Mufflers 620 N. Seventh Street Telephone 620 NATIONAL PRODUCTS CO. Best Wishes to Class of '52 725 Taylor Street Phone 3021 I Sune 1' Bacccxlaurcie 5' Dram 7'l 5.C3raeuaTi00 - - Qt Last., . .. Gnd Hag In ponies -. . now -QQV' 'Hfxe bqvqph pcm-T115 ' -- 0052 QOL-hgh! fa WC J . EAHC 148110 TQ I IBSUNUYS ' ' ' The new gleshmln 623 Washington Phone 21 i I MILLER'S ICE CREAM STORE Specials for AII Occasions Ice Cream Pies and Snowballs in Season CENTER DESIGN Individual Servings for WEDDINGS SHOWERS BIRTHDAYS and all HOLIDAYS HOME OF MILLER'S PURE GOLD ICE CREAM MANTING EQUIPMENT CO. Distributors for Bastian-Blessing Products Soda Fountains Luncheonette Equipment 8 South Seventh Phon e 2616 REIMER'S JEWELRY Mrs. F. J. Reimer Watches Rings HOMER HAYDEN 214 Washington St. Phone 544 Smart Feminine Apparel POEL SHOE REPAIR 705 Washington Street Phone 3153 147 CONGRATULATIONS -. A lf, to the Class of 1952 THE CAMFIELD MANUFACTURING COMPANY CAMFIELD TOASTERS AND COFFEE MAKERS are known from coast to coast Buick Compliments of 'I' Oldsmobile NEITRING'S CITY COAL DOCK Grand Haven Motor Company 1447 Washington St. Coal and Oil Phone 696 Gravel Cement Excavating Brian's Novelty Cleaners N. Third Street On the Island Phone 403 13-15 N. Second St. Phone 328 Grand Haven, Michigan 148 THE CHALLENGE MACHINERY COMPANY Manufacturers of Printing Machinery and Utilities Grand Haven, Michigan WESTERN AUTO H. V. Koppel 224 Washington Phone 585 Phones 852 - 853 Dealer if' Coal - Coke - Gravel WM. BRONSEMA TRANSFER MOVING - cARTlNG - CRATING Local and Long Distance 212 N. Third ST. Grand Haven, Mich. Key 'ro Grand Haven Blue and Gold Subscribers Addison Baltz Co. - - Anderson Bolling - - Bastian Blessing Co. - - - Big Store ----- Bilz Plumbing and Heating - Botbyl's Garage ---- Braak's Bakery ---- Bretschneider Studio - - Brian's Cleaners - - - Bronsema Transfer - - - Burnside Manufacturing Co. - Carl's Garage ---- Camneld Manufacturing Co. - Casemier, Henry, Super Market - Casemier, john, Super Market - Casey's Grill ----- Central Auto Body - - - Challenge Machinery - - Challenge Stamping and Porcelain 130 121 144 123 134 140 129 127 148 149 131 128 148 145 124 128 139 149 125 Chamber of Commerce - Christman Lumber Co. - City Auto Trim - - Constants Radio Shop - Construction Aggregates - Cook's Hardware - - Dake Engine Co. - Decker Bus Lines - Dee Lite - - - Dieleman's - - Dirkse Electric Co. - Don's Barber Shop - - Dykhouse Brothers - - Eagle Ottawa Leather Co. Eshleman's Drug Store - Floro Home Appliance - Fortino's ---- Frank, Bob and Don's Service Station ---- 149 128 137 141 140 140 137 135 125 122 133 141 143 130 135 129 125 146 137 Gardner's Gulf Service Station - Grabman St Sons - - Grand Haven Brass Foundry Grand Haven Coal and Dock Co. Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Grand Haven Daily Tribune Farm Bureau Furniture Co. Maytag Co. Motor Co. Real Estate Grand Haven Sheet Metal Works Grand Haven Stamped Products Grand Haven State Bank Hanson's Service Station Haven Beauty Stud io - Haven Floral Co. - Haven Laundry Homer-Hayden Hostetter's - 129 145 120 144 137 144 126 128 148 139 138 150 127 137 128 142 124 147 122 X 'Q i . , H' ,, -- fn. aff' -- v 1 3 'L' ii A lt'-1' Sr r A 04A I I If ' ,, 4 A , w 'I 0 41' . ' I' IJ ,tri 'HSN 0 A f ' ' Complzments ,, ti, W, ' of the J ffi. ff-J ,Lf , LJ' lr 1 - R li . J . l ' 1 GRAND HAVEN .5 .N 4 ' A 1 5 ' . A Y .-7 SIAMPED QPRODUCTS COMPANY . 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Co. - - 146 Story and Clark - - 145 Keller Tool Co. ---- 118 Ottawa Steel Products - - 132 Swifney's Service Station - 130 Keift's ---- - 123 Peerless Glove - - - 146 Theilman's Auto Co. - 123 Kooiman Shoe Store - - 128 Peerless Novelty Co. - 142 Van Beukering's - 141 Ledinsky Motor Sales - - 146 Peoples Savings Bank - - 126 Van C0evering's - - 125 M. 8: M. ----- 140 Perry Music Co. - - 132 Vander Zalm's Variety - 138 Manting Equipment Co. - - 147 Pettit's - - - - 129 Van Tol Hardware - - 146 McClellans Dime Store - - 130 Pippel-Patterson Co. - - 132 Van Zantwicks Funeral Home - 145 Michigan Brass Co. - - 143 Pitcher's jewelry - - 136 Vienings Clothing Store - 131 Miller Chevrolet - - 122 Poels Shoe Repair - - 147 Wachter Motor Sales 133 Miller Hardware Co. - - 132 Presley's Drug Store - - - 136 Waffle Shoppe, The - 142 Miller Ice Cream Store - - 147 Refrigeration Sales 8: Service 136 Warber's Dairy - - - 131 Miller Food Market - - 133 Reichardt's ----- 134 Western Auto - - - 149 Miller-Smith Mfg. 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