Zeeland High School - Stepping Stone Yearbook (Zeeland, MI)
- Class of 1929
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J 1, . 1' bw z TA if 'H pn, 1 mu the btuhent Baby nf Zeelanh I Ilflhgiff ilaigb Socbuul, Iopal, hehnteh, UL + 3:2 t:::z::,1Li fb' FZZHZQ Wfxf M gl iiiif I 'JNfX A Xxx 1929, fmmglp n n f f 11, s sixrb N gqtllllyf' Nl , hulume nf tb bteppmg bt e. X nn 19 M hi ' MX I pf' I M S wx Y ff H Xu AU 5. 131 f UI, II NX W WN ,.. MD H ng I ny 'HV 1.-.Q ' .-f ........1---'J .....-J w ,,,p 4gi,--- , '..- f 6, Z - 4-wwf-S? -fffy. .,. -X il- f T .l-1. g i - x ' 5 . w 3 C C Q -55 D -2 ' , so--Q-f -----I f L. J. DE PREE. ,Sponsor Pngr Thirtzm 4421 I gas X f , A m l 'V .S A -- E, ,. ,.-,....,.-.-E F fi -fam .,,,,,W.w.-,.,. 155, T.i,,EE.P.LlQ,-. 3 V 1552255 5 T Q FN E WR' M fiER'I'RUlll'I POST .... IHENE SUITS ...A.. ISL!-IANUR FABEI: .... NIABEI, LANNING--- HERESSA VVABICKE .... VVINONA wvEII,I,S ..,, VVILLIAM RIICNII-IRSNIA,,- RICHARD AIACHIELE--- JACK PLEWES g .. , H ELEN CLARK A,..... WIl.NI,A N AN ASSEL1' .,..A ...,....MA. ,, , .....,, ,.. ,,. A NIA!-IIE BOWENS .,,,, HENRY BOSCH ....-v , MAREELLUS DE JONOE--- Miss H. VAN KEHSEN ALEXANIJI-IR PLEWES-- ALFRED BERc:HOl:sT--., Esc:-3L1E BODINE ..... GENEVA VAN IJYEE-- Nl-ILLA DE HMN ..,,. - ARLOA Y,-NN PEKRSENI--- HELEN KOOIMAN ..LA CORNELI A Sc H OL'1' EN - - - LORENZO NIICENILS ,,.. l'n r Pom-I.. ASSOCIATE STAFF ,,-,A,,----------,-,- ---A.f.Yf.SIIll11 Shot ,--Assl. lfulendar ---,Asst. Photo --,,AssI. Humor ------------Asst. Junior Associate - - -:1sst. Subscription ------!1ssl. Athletic ---Junior Associate -Junior Associate fl sst. Organ ization STEPPING STONE STAFF, 1929 Editor Editor Editor Editor Typist Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor E iz' itor --------Ed1'lor-in-Chief' ---,4sst. Editor-in-Ciiivj ---Business Monatgvr -----Litor11ry Critic ---EE-,,,,-Art -H ,,SuIJsCriptior1 - -..., --0l'glll1l-Zllfi07l - - - -Snap and Efluture Editor Editor Editor Editor ----A,----Hu,m0r Editor - - , ,,Y, P11 oto ----Calc'r1dar Editor Typist Editor ,,-,Atl1letic Editor 3 52-1 945139 -L ig!! ,fa X f L x ll ' ' Q I LJ! ATIONAI. 'R Z 12' s E g Athi Rational Zlaonor Sotie p of Qeconoarp Schools Qiharter Zeelano iihapter, Zeelano Zlaigh School Zeelano, illilithigan know all men 'hp these ibresents, that tnhereas, rharatter, stholarship, leaoership, ano serhite are naroinal qualities tnorthp of encouragement in all our sthools, therefore the Rational ilaonor Society of beconoarp Schools gihes, grants, ano oele: gates through the authority of this Cdiharter the right, prihilege, anh potner to establish, cononet, anh ahminister the Zeelano llihapter as a local Clllhaptet of the Rational ilaonor Society of Seconharp Sthools. This Qliharter Rumher 654 is gihen nno granteo this thirtpzfirst oap of Qbctolaer, Rineteen itaunoreo ano Qitnentpg sehen hp the Rational Qlouncil. The actihe ano graouate members are: WALTON WELLS, '27 CORNELIA SCHOLTEN, '29 SADY GRACE NIASSELINK, '27 ELMER BOER, '29 ESTHEH GLERUM, '27 GENEVA VAN DYYKE, '29 RUTH GLERUM, '27 ARLOA VAN PEURSEM, '29 HATTIE BOSCHMA, '27 MARIE BOWENS, '29 ALBERT VANDEN DRINK, '28 DONALD DE BRUYN, '30 NELLA DEIHKS, '28 WTINONA WELLS. '30 Lois DE PREE, '28 HELEN CLARK, '30 I I Ayr Si,1l1'f'n Z ff C. A. DE JONGFT, Muplvrilzfefllffffzll l'wf lv Www Qxf M. B. ROGERS, Qprilzripal QLCVQ l i'ii'bC'J If ..f-g,:.F1'xT ff bl , A -, -4 i A by . S rj W 2 l tus XJ pf HERMAN ANDREWS, B.S. Michigan State College Subjects: Biology Agriculture Extra-Curricular: Sponsor of Science Club HOMER ARNETT, A.B. Western State Teachers' College Subjects: World History English ll Algebra I ExtrafCurricular: Girls' Basketball Coach NIILDRED DAVIS, B.S. Slate College, Maryville. Mo. Subjects: Foods and Clothing Advanced Algebra Solid Geometry Extra-Curricular: Sponsor of Art Club H1 --3 Tig MARIE DE Co0K. A.B. ' Hope College Subjects: American History English Literature English H Extra-Curricular: Sponsor of Girl Scouts LYNN J. DE PREE, A.B. Hope College Subjects: Chemistry Physics Extra-Curricular: Sponsor of Stepping Stone Business Sponsor of Senior Play Business Sponsor of junior Play Sponsor of Science Club Faculty Manager of Athletics Auditor of Student Accounts J. MARIAN VAN Vlsssl-JM, A.B. Hope College Subjects: Latin English ExtrafCurricular: Sponsor of O. F. M. Club Sponsor of Junior Class Coach of Declamations , g-.- Prw' lfzwriy 1 X X- Ullj t C , -e Lgiri MWC ,f W- , A h I -C - I 1' J V X1 I 1 I HM flffw RUTH VAN KERSEN. A.B. Hope College Subjects: French Extra-Curricular: Literary Critic of Stepping Stone Sponsor of Freshmen Class Sponsor of L'Alliance Francaise Glee Club Accompanist THEODORE VANDEN BRINK. A.B. Hope College Subjects: Geometry Bookkeeping Extra-Curricular: Athletic Director Sponsor of Sophomore Class AMANDA ZWEMER. A.B. Hope College Subjects: English l 1 Biblical Literature Extra-Curricular: Sponsor of Girl Reserves THE BOARD OF EDUCATION GREETS the student body and alumni. f'The Stepping Stone is a publication of which to be proud. and the Board of Education extends its congratulations to the members of the staff, the sponsors and all who have worked so hard to make the book a superlative success. Books are the sine qua non of our daily existence. The lndians, picturesque and hearty. lacked books as implements of warfare against ignorance. Books are indeed powerful weapons, and, in the fight against ignorance and prejudice, the Board of Education recommends books: library books, textbooks, reference books, et cetera. May books, good books, be your lasting friends! As you go forth as graduates. may you often wander back to the library, the heart of the school, and continue there your association with the volumes which grace the shelves, and which will enable you to continue your course in self-education. Above all, may you yourselves be living epistles. whose good deeds will be known and read by all mankind. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. WILLIAM D. VAN Loo. President JOHN A. DONIA. Secretary ADRIAN VAN KoEvr3mNc, Treasurer DICK J. DE PREE. Truszee WILLI.-m VAN El-INAAM. Trustee Pay.-' Tf r7lly-Illrwr' S x t K i TM , ,X sd if fi in -i-' K ..,.,.... 453' E1 3:..:x.l 1.53 if' STEDDIINCE .-:agar Last Row: De Jonge lSponsorJ, Bos, Vanden Bosch, J. Plewes, L. Plewes, Van Peursem, Rogers CSponsorj First Row: Post, Katte, De Vries, Bees, Van Peursem, Plasman STUDENT COUNCIL For the sixth successive year a Student Council was organized the latter part of September. The Student Council includes the presidents of the four classes and a boy and a girl from each of the classes. The first aim of the Student Council was to get the Freshmen interested in Zeeland High and to have them enter into the High School spirit. This was accom- plished by a get-acquainted party held for the Freshmen on September 20. Previous to the Christmas vacation a very interesting Christmas program and party was sponsored by the Student Council. The main task of the Student Council was to organize a schedule of hall super- vision. Various members of the High School were appointed by the Student Council to maintain order in the corridors during the quiet periods. Through the efforts of the Student Council the classes have become more united and one spirit prevails-to make Zeeland High bigger and better each year. OFFICERS President ....... .. .... JACK Pmzvvns Editor .... ,,...,,. A Licig Kurs Vive-Presirlenz ..., ........... 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I ,f :qi A. 5. 4.5 A- 5 M kr .K -. 4 J V ,JL ,Mb ,, U V . .-S ul...-L A 1 . 5 V' . f . : 'xfL,54v5., V 'Q I , kai' Q.-'K 3 -11 1 if ' Rt 'wi I :Q ,' -A v,j'--V3-nfl 231. V4,'v.A,:Z. .V '- QVVV ,h 3 fn ,V 'j - I gd. Q ' Q --Vg .,tLL, ' :NL-. 7 211351 f'4f 2'f:1.G'l5VfIf5w ' .??5iQ??f ? f sf ' Vf't'ff':f .: VV1. V -?n f.i 'Vf.VV : .1 7 xv' U - ff,- iv if n R L44 N5 f I f V v I kim H W W 3 F f f 45. f X N f 1 0 Q I Z I lt alll NO' ia. Mf- gi' V -ffX,4ga44f3:3- ,f' -gflij,fi ,ulvx T! 4 l7HL TENA ARENDS 'Weither word nor look betrayed herf' Clee Club 2 French Club 4 ALFRED FORD BERCHORST HAS unto the bow the cord is. So unto man is the u'oman. Clee Club 2 Athletic Board 3 Science Club 3 Class Play 3 Subscription Manager of Stepping Stone ESCELIA LA FERN BODINE She it was who brought the morning. French Club 4 Organization Editor of Stepping Stone ELMER BOER '6lVIen shall speak of your achievements Science Club 3-4 lVice-President 4? Class Play 3-4- Class 'Treasurer 4 rlgr Y'f t'nrx su 9 xx U ARNOLD Bos In my work you never help mef' Student Council 2-3-4 iVice-President 45 Science Club 3-4 tSecretary-Treasurer 4? French Club 4 1SecretaryJ Class Play 3 Business Staff of Class Play 3 HENRY Boson He the marvellous story tellerf' Class President 2 Glee Club 1-2 Student Council 2 Athletic Board 3 tPresident'P Science Club 3-4 lPresident 42 French Club 4 Agriculture Club 3 Football 3-4 Basketball 4 lReserves 33 Baseball 1-2, 4 Class Play 4 Assistant Editor of Stepping Stone MARIE J. BowENs Who shall say what thoughts and visions Fill the fery brains of young women? Class Editor 2 Class Treasurer 3 Glee Club 1-2-3 Student Council 1 French Club 4 Camp Fire 1 Vllrcasurerl Uke Club 2-3 lVice-President 33 0.F.M. Club 4 Concert 1 Operetta 2 Business Staff of Play 3-4 Class Play 4 Editor-in-Chief of Stepping Stone ALBERT BROWER Always challenging a warrior, To some forth and wrestle with himf, French Club 4 Agriculture Club 3 Baseball 4 'lily asf l ,THL X X Q as 4-115-s --.gasoil-1 In 4 3 D s ll -' 1 'i CLARENCE H. BROWER Let me go upon, my journeyf' Baseball 1-2, 4 Agriculture Club 3 NELLA D1-2 HAAN Love is sunshineg hate is shadow. Class President 1 Class Editor 3 Debating 3 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Student Council l French Club 4 Campfire 1 lliditorl Uke Club 2-3 0.F.M. Club 4 tTreasurerJ Class Play 3 Business Staff of Class Play 4 Humor Editor of Stepping Stone GERARD DE JONGE And your cheeks are red with blushes Science Club 3-4 lVlARCELI.US DE JONGE Man imperious, woman feeblef' Glee Club l-2-3-4 Athletic Board 3 Science Club 3-4 Football 3-4 Operetta 2 Business Manager of Class Play 3-4 Class Play 4 Business Manager of Stepping Stone I g 1 nty-eight ,ll Tw- - .--L-iii: gi-Qdkfgei in F ' ' ' If v 7 4 F' . I W RUSSELL DE JONGE No more work rmfl no more weepingf' Science Club 3-4 French Club 4 NELVIA ELENBAAS 'KEver thoughtful, careful, watchfulf' Class Secretary 2 Cvlee Club 1-2-3-4 French Club 4 Uke Club 2-3 fSecretary 2J O.F.M. Club 4 lPresidentJ Concert 1 Class Play 3-4 ELEANORE MAY FABER Willing feet that run on errands. Glee Club 1-2 French Club 4 Camp Fire 1 Uke Club 2-3 O.F.M. Club 4 Basketball 2-3-4 Associate Staff of Stepping Stone MARSHALL GROAT He the traveller and the talkerf' Football 4 Associate Staff of Stepping Stone 11.5, Pngf Tfvmxly-ruin! rA1 Ck! JUNE ROBERTA IRVINE And her wishes served to guide her Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Camp Fire 1-2-3-4 HELEN ANNETTE KOOIMAN All the stars of night look at mef, Class Secretary 4 Clee Club 1-2-3-4 French Club 4 Camp Fire 1 Uke Club 2-3 fTreasurer 33 0. F. M. Club 4 Basketball 3-4- Concert 1-3 Business Staff of Class Play 3-4 Typist of Stepping Stone PETER A. LAMER You are but my fellow mortalf, Glee Club 1-2 Science Club 3-4 French Club 4 Business Staff of Class Play 4 MABEL LOUISE LANNINC Very pleasant is the firelight, But I like the starlight better. Better do I like the moonlight. Class Vice-President 2 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 French Club 4 lTreasurerJ Campfire 1 1'PresidentJ Uke Club 2-3 Vfreasurer 25 0. F. M. Club 4 4Vice-President! Operetta 2 Concert 1-3 Class Play 3-4- Associate Staff of Stepping Stone :Al RICHARD A. MACHIELE For his very strength we loved him. Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Athletic Board 4 lSecretaryJ Science Club 3 French Club 4 Agriculture Club 3 Football 3-4 Baseball 1 Class Play 4 Associate Staff of Stepping Stone LORENZO MEENGS Skilled was he in sports and pastimes, In all games of skill and hazard. Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Athletic Board 4 lPresidentD Science Club 3 French Club 4 Football 3-4 Basketball Reserves 3 Baseball 4 Class Play 3-4 Athletic Editor of Stepping Stone ALEXANDER J . PLEWES Now the men are all like women, Only use their tongues for weaponsf, Class Treasurer 1 Glee Club l-2-3-4 fPresident 43 Science Club 3 lliditorl French Club 4 Football 3-4 Basketball 3-4 Operetta 2 Concert 3 Class Play 4 Art Editor of Stepping Stone GERTRUDE MAE POST And she follows where he leads her. Class Secretary 3 Clee Club 2-3-4 Student Council 4 lSecretaryJ French Club 4 4EditorJ Uke Club 2-3 0. F. M. Club 4 Operetta 2 Concert 3 Class Play 3-4 Associate Staff of Stepping Stone xt'7' gfffi l'ngrIl lx 1 x., 1 1.--1 GERTRUDE PRINS Forth with cheerful words and welcomef Glee Club 2 French Club 4- HENRY PRINS Ah, no more such noble warriors Science Club 3-4 Football 4 WILI,IAM G. RIEMERSMA Out of childhood, into manhood. Class Treasurer 2 A Glee Club 1-2 Student Council 1 Science Club 3-4 Operetta 1 Associate Staff of Stepping Stone JOANNA ROELO1-'S Must our lives depend on these things? French Club 4- a r XX xi 1 JACOB ROON Short of stature, broad of shoulzlerfi Science Club 4 French Club 4 Baseball 4 CORNELIA ScHo1.TEN Deeds are greater things than word Class Vice-President 4 Glee Club 1-2 French Club 4 lliresidentb Uke Club 2-3 O. F. M. Club 4 Class Play 3-4 Calendar Editor of Stepping Stone IRENE SMITS What as words she comprehended Was but mu-sic to the olhersf' Class Editor 4 Clee Club 2 French Club 4 Associate Staff of Stepping Stone WILMA VAN ASSELT Nothing daunted, fearing nothing., Glee Club 1-2 Athletic Board 2-3 French Club 4 Camp Fire 1 Uke Club 2-3 0. F. M. Club 4 lSecretaryl Basketball 1-2-3-4 4Captain 33 Associate Staff of Stepping Stone s crefl Thirty-Ih w rgfhaf: I-4 :UL- f - 75, . ,ff 4 - Q,-A W - , Q1-is 1 A , , , , 1 X-I 'Pix :ff ll C MARVIN VANDEN Boscu Actions are mightier than boosting? Class President 4 Clee Club 3-4 Student Council 4 Science Club 3-4 French Club 4 Football 4 Class Play 4 CATHERINE VANDER HEIDE And her hair mls like the sunshinef Glee Club 2-3-4 French Club 4 G1-:NEVA IONE VAN DYKE Sang in accents sweet and tender, Sang in tones of deep emotionf, Class Secretary 2 Oratory 3 Debating 4 Clee Club 1-2-3-4 lLibrarian 323 Student Council 3 lSecretary5 Athletic Board 4 French Club 4 Camp Fire 1 lSecretary? Uke Club 2-3 lVice-President 25 lPresident 33 0. F. M. Club 4 1'Editorl Basketball l-2-3-4 lfiaptain 4h Concert 1-3 Operetta 2 Class Play 3-4 Snap and Feature Editor of Stepping Stone IRI-:NE VAN HOVEN Full of shadowy dreams and 1fisz'ons Glee Club 2 French Club 4 Uke Club 2-3 llfditor 3h 0. F. M. Club 4 'io ll '43 Y r f XX ,f x it 4-4 kivm- f N f' 1 --sf X, 6 i yi' fills: 6 ARLOA MAY VAN PEURSEM With her moods of shade and sunshine, Eyes that smiled and frowned alternatef' Class Secretary 1 Class President 3 Declamation 2 Oratory 3 Debating 4 Glee Club l-2-3-4 illresident 4-J Student Council 2-3 lVice-President 3J Athletic Board 3 1SecretaryJ Camp Fire l Uke Club 2-3 4President 21 O. F. M. Club 4- Basketball l-2-3-4 Concert 1-3 Operetta 2 Class Play 3-4 Photo Editor of Stepping Stone LESTER VOLKERS 'aLet no hand disturb my slumber. Glee Club 2-3 Science Club 4- Football 2-3 Business Staff of Class Play 3-4 Associate Staff of Stepping Stone ANNA WABEKE Listen to the words of u'isrz'om.v French Club 4 HEREssA JANET WABEKE Heart and hand that move togetherf' Clee Club 1-2-3-4 French Club 4 Camp Fire l Operetta 2 Associate Staff of Stepping Stone xj ng: Tllirfx'-x L di g g ui , 0 , , . s Q X if! W flu X V If I x ix 1 , X 14 Q Y V! fy! W 4 2 7 jg g,4 : A Q, f XXX lxlvlx fvu' X fF X X Us f fa ' ,ay ll' QIFXQX ,,,,, M .....1...., 7 ' ,.,,,, ,, f ' .. ..., m-1----- U A ' ' gxxm-W! f ,QW v J ji ,,,,. Q- ff!! QM I, fff' ' A 1 ' XNJ V ff JEL X E W r1f1f1p,Z,,l'j jA7 Di1 .- H X A ZX D QQQ QQJ ,QQW f A .K ff X S ., If - X U 3' X as !f'LBwa.s wg fig ' X P - x E f- A ix 2' W - I 11 r 1 1 ..--- ' N-JT X wnrfgr B ..-..- JUNIORS The Class of 1930 entered Zeeland High School in 1926 with the determination to accomplish those things which would make for the lasting betterment of the high school. That they succeeded, we will not argue. Just take a glance at their record. Even as Freshmen, several were represented on the football, basketball, and debating teams. Not a few became members of the Glee Club. As Sophomores they added one more victory to their laurelsg namely, that two of their number were on the debating team which made such a splendid record in the State Championship Debate held at Ann Arbor in the spring. The declaimer for Zeeland High was also a Sophomore. As Juniors they were as eminently successful as they had been in the preceding years. Under the capable direction of the class sponsor, Miss Van Vessem, the class presented the hilarious comedy Adam and Eva. The Juniors are looking forward to next year- their last year in Zeeland High -and they hope to have one of the largest and best classes that ever was graduated from Zeeland High School. CLASS OFFICERS President ....... ..,...... J ACK PLEwEs Student Council j GEORGE VAN PEURSEM Vicapresidents j ALBERT JANSSEN ' l MARY ANN BoEs ' l ELMER WIss1NK Editor---------------------- WINONA WELLS Secretary ....... ...... D rex VAN Dom: Class Representative ....... GEORGE B. MOEKE Treasurer--- ----- DONALD DE BRUYN Sponsor ......-------...--. Miss VAN VESSEM CLASS ROLL Page Forty Harvey Alofs Angeline Amsink Nelda Baehr Henrietta Boer Mary Ann Boes Eileen Bridges Hazel Brower Ruth Brower Florence Brummel Helen Clark Donald De Bruyn Marvin De Jonge Agnes De Kleine Julia Den Herder Ivan De Pree Roger De Pree Harvey Dozeman Jenny Elzinga Margaretha Fortuin Geneva Fris Raymond Fris Letha Groat Elmo Hendricks Esther Hieftje Catherine Huyser Sylvia Huxtable Albert Janssen Cathryn Janssen Estella Karsten Gilbert Komejan Theodore Kouw Alice Kuipers Henry Kuipers Andrew Meeuwsen Julia Meyer Earl Miller George B. Moeke Gertrude Moeke Earl Moerdyke Lucinda Nagelkirk Jerald Nyhuis Helene Plasman Jack Plewes Etta Post John Raak Dennis Roelofs Geraldine Roelofs Daisy Schilstra Benjamin Sterken Martin Van Beek Earle Vanden Bosch Dick Van Dorp Ruth Van Dyke Dale Van Harten Jenny Van Koevering Nelson Van Koevering George Van Peursem Marvin Van Tamelen .Jeannette Verhage Angelyn Vredeveld Winona Wells Dora Westveld Ruth Winstrom Elmer Wissink .4 S-Z C 4 fy,-,f,:'i , SX M A'Pl:wE5 ' x ! '57 !f fi Q I v Jw' i 5 5 T E D D I N C. r r 5 'f' CJ vii E. WEEE' 1:,: un: 4' I l Last Row: De Vries, Boelens, Vanden Brink 4Sponsorj, Holleman, Berghorst, Faber Third Row: Tjepkema, Bouma. Goozen. Roelofs, H. De Jonge, Schaap, Plasman, Johnson. Deur Seeonrl Row: De Jnnnze, G. Van Hoven. Ten Broeke, Kleinjans, Postma, De Vries, Van Kuevei-ing, Hendrix, J. Van Hoven, Ossexvarde First Row: Koop, Iterks, Dozeman, Barveld, Meyers, Elenbaas, Vanden Bosch, Me-euxvsen, Bouwens, Katte. Bouwens SOPHOMORES Somewhere among the annals of classic literature vse hnd these words. The secret of success is constancy of purpose. That the Sophomore Class has put their faith in this statement is evidenced bv the fact that never in the history of the Zeeland lligh School has so niuch latent talent been revealed in any one class. Several nienibers of the class revealed exceptional musical ability and were enrolled as members of the Glee Clubs. The class had the honor ol' having two of her rneinbers on the debating team. ln athletics also. the class of 19331 played a fairly prominent part. The girls successfully organized a club called the Girl Reserves. whieh organization greatly strengthened the morale of the entire class. All these things were accomplished under the capable sponsorship of Mr. Yanden Brink. CLASS OFFICERS l're.wif1c1z1 ...... ..,.... Amir: K.-X'i l'l, g I, I, ' D., S jonxx IJ:-1 N mics lt!'t'-l,I'0Sill4'lI1--.A .,,.. Ji-LAN X AX llml-LN 'mum 'U'm 'min' I Clllkkltll Boi vm Sf'f'l'l'fl1l',t ...fv .sd ,,...,, XlAltIl-l Knorxi, Class Rt'1II'Q'Si'III!lffI't' a..... ll.-klt0l.lJ BlilttLHllItS'l' Tl'1'llXIllil'l'-,Y- , .J ,,..., limi, tlooxicx Erlimr ....,... . ..., Nl 1.1:.1o1:uQ XM KUIQXIQIIINU Spmzsnr .Y...,.,r..,..,. --Nln. Xfunl-ix Blunt l'n1wl'wlt,n' , .4 -gifs:-i,.ee , - - up . A A A 1 -g. w - Q,-:LI . T- M 1 V -4' I 52.134 if Sophomore Anna Barveld ...... Harold Berghorst ..... Gerald Boelens ..... Gerard Bouma ..... Grace Bouwens ...... Genevieve Bouwens--- Bernice Danielson .... Harold De Jonge ..... Kenneth De Jonge .... Berendean Derks ..... .Ioana De Vries .... .lohn De Vries ..... Gladys Dozeman ..... Jason Deur ........ Alvah Elenhaas .... Wesley Faber .... Earl Goozen ....... Carolyn Hendrix ..... Harold Holleman .... James Johnson .... Alyda Kaper ..... Alice Katte ...... Ethel Kleinjans .... Rynold Koop .... Marie Kroeze .... Lloyd Meengs --- Helen Meeusen -- Myrtle Meyers ....... Helen Ossewarde .... Gerald Plasman .... Winnie Postma .... Eugene Roelofs .... Oswald Schaap .... Cornelius Smits ..... Louise Ten Broeke ..... I . 1 ,f Paint and Feathers Placldlty ................. Blg Noise ................. -----Long Legs------ -----Many Sweaters---- -----Flirting -------- -----Sex Appeal----- -----Sick Look----- -----Studiousness ---- --..--Everything ---- -----Silence ----- -----Modesly ------ -----Who's Who---- -----Auto Rides----- -----Sox Appeal----- -----Good Nature---- Happy Hunting Grounds -Milkmaid -Ditch Digger ----Village Blacksmith ----Death Valley ----Flapper ----Classic Dancer ----Tea Shop Proprietor ----Coal Miner ----Salvation Army Captain ----W. C. T. U. Worker ----Keeper of the S. Pole ----Somebody's Husband ----Actress --..-Salesman ----Kindergarten Teacher -----Mud Pies-------- ----Woman's Man -----Curly Black Hair--- ----Entertainer -----Gay Parties----- ---.Artist's Model -----Big Grin--------- ----Keeper of the N. Pole -----Important Look----- ----Dark of the Night -----Dates ---------- ---.Librarian -----Day Dreaming--- ----Debater -----More Dignity----- -----Curiosity ------- -----Romancing ----- -----Funny Cackle ---- -----Studiousness ---- -----Serious Look---- -----Uates -------- ---..-Big Shadow---- ultvs -----Farm ---- -----Glasses ----- ----- Big Noise ----- -- ---.- Long Hair---- Vernon Tjepkema .---..-.. --- ...-- Imagination ---- Margaret Vanden Bosch ...... ....- L allgh -------- Gertrude Van Hoven--- .lean Van Hoven ----.-- Marjorie Van Koevering ---- -----Activity ---- -- --... Smile ---- ---- -----Society --- ----Lion Tamer ----Organ Grinder ----Deep Sea Diver ----Soda Clerk ----School Teacher ---.Someone's Wife ---.Missionary ----Solar System ----Seamstress ----Hermit ----Packer ----Salvation Army ----Old Fashioned Garden ---.Actor ---.Hula-Hula Basketball Coach Radio Artist Cupid's Assistant Page Iiurty-llrrxe gf' Fnrtx -mur f f ,. 'Arif W W ' 5 4 ff ff x L ,J 1' ,,. I Last Row: Hoezee, Dekker, Plewes, De Pree, Van Dyke, Linpenga, Van Kersen tS1ionsorJ Third Row: Weersingz, Steerken, Wabeke, Ver Hage, Zylstra, Wildschut, Wierenpra, Rookus, Kornoelje, Kamps, Breen, De Pree, Plasman Second Row: Doerner, Kooiman, De Witt, Telgenhof, Zylstra, Brower, Baron, De Kleine, Houma, Ylvma, Van Dorn, Zylstra, Huyser First Row: Bouws, Wabeke, Post, Gebben, Wyngarden, Poest, Van Eden, Van Peursem, Vander Weire, Bergrhorst, Baehr, Van Geldren F RESHMEN Fresh from the annual Hduckingv and Mthe wearing of the greenw emerged the most enthusiastic group of individuals Zeeland High School has ever seen-the verdant Freshmen. Under the patronage of Miss Van Kersen and the presidency of Lloyd Plewes. however, they gradually lost their verdancy and blossomed out anew in the realm of athletics. Several members of the class were fortunate enough to make the football and basketball teams. The class also excelled along artistic lines. An Art Club was formed to which all the girls of the class were eligible for membership. A great deal of musical talent was also exhibited. for several of the class became members of the Glee Clubs. After having made so noble a beginning. we feel that the Freshman Class in its journey through the halls of learning will uphold its splendid standard until the day of graduation. and forever after. CLASS OFFICERS P1'esi11e'r1t ................ - .,.. Lrow Pl.EwiLs Q d I. ,I S Jung VAN Piiricsmi ViceAPresizlenz ............. Jliwlon VAN Dx lu-1 ' W Cm 'mimi' ' 'I Girmaizr PLAszv1AN Serremry ............. Lluniiiuwa Konwormr Class Represerzzatiise ,....,,, Euan Dig Wi-gum Treasurer .... ............ N Innmi BAI-Qllll Editor .............. ---IIARULIJ Wmnzsive Sponsur .... .... fl llss VAN KERSEN l'ngf'Fnr1x'-J1.r ,ik filet ft it f J Braves and Squaws Miriam Baehr ........... Henrietta Baron-- .... - Ada Jane Berghorst ..... Beatrice Bouma ...... Russel Bouws ..-- Earle Bowens-- Alma Breen ..... Laura Brower ..... Deon Decker ..... Ethel De Kleine-- Dora De Pree ----- Jay De Pree -.-.....- Evert De Weerd ..-.. De Forest Doerner .-.- Clara Gebben ------- Cornelius Hoezee--- Arnold Kuiper ----- Anna Kamps .----- Donald Kooiman ---... Katherine Kornoelje--- George Lippenga ---.- Gilbert Plasman ----- Lloyd Plewes -....- Esther Poest ------- Lois Ruth Post .... Elizabeth Rookus ...- Glenn Schaap .--- James Schilstra ..-- Jacob Steigenga ...- - Arend Sterken .-------. Raleigh Telgenhof ----- xx-,H .FM ...i--li Symbols Medicine ----- Bear----- ----Curls ----- Hankie----- ----.Lisps -----Bergie---- ----. iGoin fishin -----Beadie---- ----Notes ----- Rus---- ----.Milk -----Earl---- ---- Dimples ----- Alm---- ----Let's fight ----- Brow----- ---- Day Dreams -----Bob---- I'm hungry -----Bill----- ---.Freshman singer ----- Dor---- ----.Reducing csjv Eb ----- Cap .... Clare ..... ..-- -----Hoeze-- Arn ...- Ann ---- Don ...- aLKss -----Yutz---- Bud ..---- .--- Lloydie--- ---- ----- Pussy---- Post ...- Llzzy .-... --.- Glen ----- J immxe ..--- --.. Jake .---.. ---. Arn ---- -----Rallie-- Beulah Vander Wege -.... -...- Gertrude Van Dorp ..--.. ..-.. Junior Van Dyke --..... Elizabeth Van Eden ..-- Nelvia Van Geldren .-.- Edith Van Nuil -...-- June Van Peursem ----- Gerald Verhage ...--- Cornelious Wabeke ---. Seward Wabeke .-.--. Harold Weersing ...-- Ruth Wierenga .... Janet Wildschut .-.-. Jennie Wyngarden .---- Anna Ypma -...--.-. Johanna Zylstra .-.. Tillie Zylstra -... scBeva--- Gert ---. ---- Six feet ----.Milk peddler ----Onions Front seat ----.Artist ..---,Baby ducks Excuses Swiping pencils Yeast Candy, please Dark nights Jumping Roller Skates Who's Who Short Skirts Studiousness My Algebra Borculo The girl friend and I Small cars Little feet My specks Look me over Hank ...-- ---. 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'Q' STEDDTIUNCS I,:1st Row: l7e Jonge t'l'1'easurerJ. Vanden Brink 4Coach1, Van Dyke, Ile Pree lMunagerJ. Vande Water lAsst. Coachj, Rickson. First Row: Berghnrst, Komcjan, IWCGHQJS, Machiele, Mueke, Arnett Girls' Coachl ATHLETIC BOARD lnterscholastic athletics yield many benefits. and our Athletic Board was formed for the purpose of helping to realize them: to stimulate the spirit of good sportsman- ship among the students of the school: to govern the general athletic policies, and to settle all questions in regard to the administration of athletics. The Board has tried hard to attain this goal and believe they have partially succeeded. The Board consists of a representative from each class. the captain of the hoys' and girls' haskethall teams, and also the captain of the football team. The athletic coach. the faculty manager, and the Superintendent of Schools are also members. The Board has charge of all financial matters pertaining to the Athletics of Zeeland High School and the years l928-l929 have proved successful. The Board heliexcs in athletics for girls and boys and have exerted themselves to provide the proper training and exercise for the students. Every student has the opportunity to participate since the Board has instituted interclass and interscholastic games. OFFICERS S4'f'lil'f11l'.l' .... .... I ilIlHAKlJ NlACllItll.l1 I'resirlenz ...---,.. ,..-. L omgxzo Aligmos ll't'IISlll'l'I'--- .... NIR. CI. A. Di: Jovan l'z'ce-President .... Y... l llcoluer B. Homin: lfflilor .,... ,... K ln. VANDE YVATI-Ill l'ncf'l'1'!x' R N fy 1:32- ' I, x.U ff - -' 'H -ld R 11,4 AMA V wr eg 5:...x.l 143 'Q' STEDPIING Last Row: Vanden Brink 1CoachJ, A. Plewes, Prins, Kouw, De Pree, Deur, Moerdyke, DeBruyn, Hendrix, Smits, Wildschut, VanHarten, Van Den Bosch, K. De Jonge. Vande Water 1Asst. Coachj, Volkers First Row: Groat, Bosch, Van Tamelen, Machiele, Moeke, Van Koevering, Meengs tCaptainj, M. De Jonge. Van Peursem, J. Plewes, Komejan, M. De Jonge FOOTBALL On September sixth, in answer to the first call for football issued by our new coach, Mr. Vanden Brink, and assistant coach, Mr. Vande Water, about thirty-five men reported. Suits were issued and the initial practice at the athletic field began the following day. The first two weeks were spent in learning the fundamentals of the game. Then followed the real workg signal practices, formations, and scrimmages. The first game of the season was played with Grand Haven. The Zeeland team fought hard during the entire game, but at last lost to the strong class B school by the low score of 7 to 0. The next two games were with Grand Rapids schools, Ottawa Hills and Grand Rapids Technical. These games were both played at Zeeland, and the Grand Rapids teams were vlctorlous. The Fremont and East Grand Rapids games followed, the former resulting in a tie, and the latter in a victory for the Grand Rapids boys. The big game with Coopersville was next on the schedule. Zeeland worked hard in preparation for the battle and left for Coopersville with the determination to win. Although Coopersville was outplayed in every respect, Zeeland was unable to cross the goal line for a score, so the game ended with a scoreless tie. The Shelby game brought for Zeeland the only touchdown of the season. The last game of the season was played with Wayland. A game with Hart which had been scheduled, was cancelled because of wet grounds. Pagr fffiyavzrlr' I v I I l u Przgf' l'ij!x'-lf!-rv 11 If v fin WL JH -H 4,2 ,Ln f 'fain 113+ 'fzasf s'-:asf l Last Row: Vanden Brink tCuaehH, Fris, Bosch, M. De Jonge, A. Plewes First Row: Van Peursem, M. Ile Jongre, J. Plewes, K. De Jonyre BASKETBALL Basketball followed iznmediately upon the heels of football. Thirty-five fellows reported for the first practice, but Mr. Vanden Brink reduced the number to twenty. There were only a few veterans of last year's team to build around this year. but. due to the loyal and tireless efforts of our coach, we succeeded in putting out a snappy quintet. The season opened with a slaughter - Crandville being the victim. Later Sanga- tnck was decisively defeated. Fremont also was worsted at the hands of the Zeeland squad. lint Zeeland was not destined always to be victorious. Defeat visited us when the Class B quintet from Greenville took away our laurels. However. the spirit of Zeeland High School is indomitable. and defeat only spurs us on to greater endeavor. Consequently. the game we played with Grand llapids Christian High resulted in a two-point lead. in spite of the fact that Grand llapids Christian High is a Class B school. Again Zeeland fell into the clutches of defeat. Vlfe lost to the Alumni. Crand- ville. and Holland Christian High. The plucky spirit of the team. however. re-asserted itself. and in the next en- counter we defeated Saugratuck, although merely by a three-point lead. I nfortunately our team was forced to bow to Holland Christian High. but we gave them a hard tussle. l't1Q, Milt-me. s sex Hi' HL X.g M4gLges55-A ff -sjfe fb K ' ' Y-Y 5 l Last Row: Van Hoven, B1-ummel, Plasman, Van Dyke. Faber, Van Peursem, Arnett tCoach3 First Raw: Va'n Asselt, VVelIs, Katte, Kooiman GIRLS' BASKETBALL Girls' basketball commenced a little earlier than usual this year. To Mr. Arnett is due the highest praise for organizing and directing so splendid a team. The girls. also. showed a great deal of enthusiasm for this sport, and there was always a large number of girls out for practice. The first game called forth all the strategy the girls could employ. but they certainly made a fine showing, considering the fact that the Muskegon girls were the representatives of a Class HA school. The next game was played against the Alumnae. Our girls ran off with the heavy end of the score. The following game was played against the girls from the Grand Rapids Chris- tian High. a Class HBV school, who were defeated by an overwhelming majority. The two following games were with our old rivals from Holland. The first was played in the Holland gym and resulted in defeat for our girls. The return game was played in our gym and was one of the closest and most exciting contests of the season. The teams were so evenly matched that it was practically impossible to ascertain which would win. The final score, however. was in our favor. The last two games were won by the local girls when they defeated Grand Rapids Christian High and Byron Center. Pagr Hfly-f1':'f' X I ...sera . - le? '2' 5 T E D Da N C, 5 T CJ rw E, as 5.-Q y ,V --we - a -ul mliliiif Last Row: Vander Water tCnachj, Moerdyke, Wildschut, Johnson First Raw: Van Koeverimr, Tjepkema, Bouma, Plevves, Goozen RESERVE BASKETBALL Our Reserve team did exceptionally well this year. winning seven out of ten games. The first game was played with Crandville. As our team was as yet not well organized. they were defeated. ' The next two games ended in victory for Zeeland. Saugatuek was completely ' 1 . F - 4 1 Q snowed under ' in the first. while in the second, due to our splendid team work. the Holland Christian High lleserves were overwhelmingly defeated. Zeeland lost the next two games which were played with Greenville and Holland High. two Class HB Schools. The last five games were won by our boys. Crandville. Holland. Junior High, Saugatuvk. Holland Christian High. and Rutgers' Clothiers all lost to our boys hy ll large score. The Reserve team was made up entirely of Freshmen and sophomores. so there is some excellent material for next year. l'u,cw I-tim -rx all Last Row: Arnett tGirls' Coachj, Van Den Brink 4Boys' Coachj Third Row: A. Plewes, E. Vanden Bosch, Komejan, Bosch, M. Ile Jonge, Smits, C. Brower, Fris, Boelens, De Vries, Van Tamelan, M. Vanden Bosch Second Raw: Machiele, Van Peursem, Brower, Moerdyke, Kouw, Roon. Meemrs, M. De Jonirc, Van Koeverinp, Prins. K. De Jonge, J. Plewes First Row: J. Van Hoven, G. Van Haven, Ralte, Van Peursem, Van Dyke, Faber, Van Assclt, Koniman, Wells, Brummel, Ilasman THE LETTER EARNERS This club is composed of those students who have in their possession one or more letters which they have earned by participating in sports in which our High School engages. There are various characteristics to which candidates for membership in this club must attain before they can secure their letters. They must have strong and healthy physiques, they must be well developed and trained. and they must have active minds. ' U on fulfillin-1 these re uisites, the candidate becomes a full-fledffed meinber and ' P Vs., ll fs receives a letter Ml. The Zeeland High School Athletes are trained to fight to the finish. to play at clean game. and to always be sportsnianlilce. The above-mentioned letters are presented to the students at the close of thc football. basketball, and baseball seasons, respectively. lilgf' l 1iY1y-,ww H M.-1. -. Pagr Fifty- CL! 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'L' , I u I fl ll I f 4 M f ' f 5 Q ' if-x ffl-b,,XM S -'f'-7 ,I-10,33 .Q A X Q ,Q f, - -2+ 2 Q BY E f , Q' -'- QW, x Lvl hnfml., X X I 4196.1 gglv ull: mul uns' ex K I 4 S. me ':.a:x.l by 1 '- S T E D D l N G 5 T C3 ISI E .... .... Last Row: Katte, Kaper, Wells, Weersing First Row: Smits, Van Koeveringr. Rogers lSponsorl, Van Dyke, M. Van Koevering, M. Ile-Prev THE NEWS STAFF Several years ago the News Stall was organized in order that the townspeople might know what the various classes and clubs were accomplishing. For the past few years. through the courtesy of Mr. A. Vanlioevering, the editor of the Zeeland Record. news items appear every week in the Zeeland Record. Early last fall every class and club elected an editor to represent it on the news staff. Through the efforts of these editors. the townspeople are kept posted on the activities of Zeeland High Sehool. Senior IAIIIVNYY ,,,... ...,. I ln-.xi-1 SNIITS Girl Scouts ........... .llcxxx Yu Kfll'1Nl-llllNlL Junior lfluxs f,.,.... ,.- ..Y,,.. Wixow Wil-ll.l.5 Cir! Rescrrcs ...,...,.,...,,..v Amin lXAl'lCll Soplmnzorf- I.lfr.ss---NImuoicli-2 Yu Kolcvl-ilnxm, Freshman Art Club ...... Nllljllll-ll! Dr Kosriilz I'll't'NlIl7l1IlI lflnsx ...,,,,.... ll,-'kIUlI.ll vlllClCIlSlXG 1loySco1zts i.,,.a..,.e Colnrox YAN 'l'Anl5l.i-ix Slmlcnz fi-Ullllfll wa.. ,,.,Y.. . Muir: KA'I Il1 ,flthlcliwx ...,......., NIR. Wu. YAXDI-I YXA'1'i:l: U. I . ll. ffluh--- -,,Ci1w1xA Yu Dim. Critic .... ..........,. K ln. Nl. B. llrzolins Spnrrsoz' ,,.. .... - ,-Nln. il. A. Dia ,l1lNl.l1 l'f1ui'Six!x 24.42. . X X c , U fl . 'ef' al? 4 4 JL, ' l 'ilu , ':.u '1::i' 5TE'i5'f5lNG U ' nl Last Row: Roon, Meengs, Machiele, Van Den Bosch, R. De Jonge, A. Brower, Bos, Lamer, Bosch Third Row: Plewes, A. Wabeke, Bodine, Smits, Van Hoven, Roelofs, Scholten, H. Wabeke, Van Kersen 1Sponso1'J Second Row: Kooiman, Faber, Arends, Van Dyke, Bowens, Lanning, Ile Haan First. Row: Elenbaas, Van Asselt, Post, Prins, Vander Heide L'ALLIANCE FRANCAISE A French Club, the first of its kind in this high school. was organized in the sponsor. Only Seniors were the invitation. beginning of the school year. with Miss Van Kersen as F 1 F . . u l permitted to join thls club and twenty-seven responded to interest in the French life. practical use. in a French The purpose of the club is to develop and increase language. customs, traditions and history. and to put to atmosphere, the French learned in the classroom. Several meetings have been held at which interesting. worthwhile programs were presented. The students have taken a real interest in the club. and we hope that the success we have had this year may in some way insure the success of l-,Alliance Francaise through the coming years. OFFICERS l'rcsir1cnt ....e, .,.. C foltxt:l.tA Sc:HoI,TLN Trcamrcz' ....,,,...-.. ,,., N IAIIICI, lnxwxxvg lYfl'i PVl'SiI1t'I1f--- ---Cl-INHYA YM Ihxi-1 Editor ..... ................, 1 lmrrm'm1 l'os1' Sl'l'l'l'flll'j' ....... ..s..... . ARNOLD Bos Sponsor--- ---Miss VAN Kicirsm l'i1gfS1xlx'-om Last Row: Vanden Bosch, R. De JC-nge, Boer, Kouw, Lamer Middle Row G. De Jonge, Alofs, Prins, Riemersma, Van Harten, De Jongre First Row- Bos, M. De Jonge. Bosch, De Pree lS1uonsorj THE SCIENCE CLUB The valiant warriors. the Senior members, gathering a group of eager braves around them. entered the tepee of the medicine man. L. J. De Pree, and requested organization. Henry Bosch. a Senior, was chosen president. a position which he filled very creditably until the beginning of the second semester, when oflicers were chosen to serve the remainder of that term and the first semster of the next school year. Jack l'lewes received the presidency. Important amendments were made to the constitution, one of them with reference to the date of meeting. According to the present plan, two meetings are held each month. one scientific and the other social. Several entertainments and demonstrations were given during the year. The members of the club have derived much enjoyment as well as practical knowledge from the meetings this past year and a greater interest has been stimulated in science. OFFICERS Vrcsirlcnf ,....,.I..........,.,. JMR l'l.Exi1f:s Erlizor ,,,....,,,....-.... lJA1,r1 YAN lI,u:'riaN Vice-Presirleni ..............,. HARVI-lt Arors gums Ag S Mn, D15 Pniaig St'l'l'l'ffU'j TVUIISHl't'f..-,XlAltNIN YAYDEN Boscn AI 'Ol' ' ' I Nha, Awnmxs fuer Slxiy-1.'f u . X f 1.--M 412. f ' U If K g , g lf' X Ti Q 46,26 by . - --.- ai . if- 5TEDDaNr:. bTCI rw E -.-5:55, Third Row: Scholten, Van Dyke, I-anning, Kooiman Second Row: De Haan, Van Vessem 1Sponso1'J, Van Hoeven, Faber, Van Peursem, Bowen First Row: Van Asselt, Sehipper, Post, Elenbaas O. F. M. CLUB This club, formerly the Bandanna Uke Gang. has been very active during 1928 and 1929. The girls. wishing to enjoy their last year as much as possible, planned many good times. We sent out invitations to the rest of the Seniors to join our club so that they might share our fun and we enjoy their comradeship. But our society has not been organized merely for our own pleasure. We have high ideals and many tasks to accomplish. Some of them are: to foster fine friend- ship among the members of our clubg to inspire loyalty to our schoolg to encourage school activitiesg and to make them of a clean. wholesome nature. Whether we have attained this goal is not for us to decideg but under the care- ful surveillance of our faithful sponsor, we surely have been inspired to higher ideals. She has been our confldante and helper for the past three years. and to her we owe a debt of deep gratitude. We all regret leaving our Alma Materg but we are going to carry our ideals into the world and be of value there as well. OFFICERS Pl't'.ifl16l1f ....... .... N I-ILNIA ELENBAAS Treasurer ..,. ,,-, N ELLA D1-3 HAAx Vice-Prexiflwzt .... ...... B IABEL LANNxwu Edirol' ...... .... l il-IN!-IVA VAN Dim: Serrenzry ...... .... W 'llLNTA VAN AssEl.T Sponsor .... ---Miss VAX V1-zssrzu l'11gi'S1'.x!y-thru' f , 1 J' -4-ng I -4 it El? A-2' ' G -.:5lEa,. tj '51 E, 'sf' ff 1, f 1 a- 1 .m 5TEpDlNc. 1 i Last Row: Den Herder, R. Van Dyke, Karsten, Meyers, H. Brower, Huxtable Middle Row: J. Van Koevering, Clark, Moeke, Amsink, Westveld First Row: VVells, Kuiner, Brummel, Selrilstra, Bridges, Plasma-in GIRL SCOUTS The Girl Scouts of Zeeland High School boast of a live-wire organization. It f is composed of a group of girls who in October of l926, under the leadership o Captain Helen Bonebright and Lieutenant Helen Van Eenanaani. set before them- selves the ideal of all-around girlhood. Uuring the summer of l927, many of the scouts attended the Girl Scout Camp. 'Wlerrie Woodie near Kalamazoo. While at camp. they took a very active part in athletics, and carried off the prize in a swimming contest. also a prize for having the neatest tents and for being the most cheerful. Last Fall they reorganized with Miss Marie De Cook as Captain. To secure funds to carry on their activities. they sold sweets at a number of football and baskeiball games. gave playlets, and held baked goods sales. At the January meeting of the P.-T. A.. they gave a playlet entitled, The Trial by Fire. which was a characteristic portrayal of the Girl Scout organization and its aims Writh gratitude for the progress that has been made. the Girl Scouts look forward to still greater things in the future. OFFICERS 'ifl'Sf1ll'Vlf .... --- ....... .Il I.lA N11-Lx 1411: Sl'!'l'f'l!IVj..,..-. Udlh ru Wtxsruou l IH'-l'1'cs11Ier1I .,.. ---JI l.IA Dm lllimuzlc TI'UfISllI'l'l' -..M ,---XVINONA Wmms l'11yrS:xlx'rou Q s,.'1 qrvxrj l 'yy K W . - P' f 4 ' ' T Q N ff, f -BQ f , X I I .WH C - ndrr f' s . 4.1 . fx 'sv' sf J, 'NN t 11' 5 - I , 1 Am 1 3 -Q 41 - 'L '1- Lili.. I ft if' X wrvfg . - 'r.l 5 -fl Z - ' . 1 L Q XM Lua flu vin' M l 1 , F V K ,B f I QL4,-4 x. '?5' X M! iiiki5..NoK6N1. X I X iiomhc.. VN N mu' J X39 X Kx3..IKl--t--.k.,, J YS 'S+ uf Page Srvrr1lx 5.....Ll ' I V A 1 - X I 41+ fi 1 - MM QE s . S - H, R5 x X lm nq NX, , Aux, Q, .f-X -, -Q H 6 in 0 N if Xxx 'I .lu Luk' U ,, Xx Q? g xi. X m. f ,...f..,5.u-A- MM 1 X T.. 2' -nl KLA W Ja YN x X X y 1 1.2!- .--. at Q, ' ew.. A12 qf.::XJ 'fait C 1?- '::::f Last Row: J. Van Koevering, Den Herder, Wierenga, G. Van Dyke, Lanning, Boer, Janssen, Van Kersen Third Row: Kooiman, A. De Kleine, Bridges, R. Van Dyke, Schilstra, Berghorst, J. Van Peursem. E. De Kleine Q d R w: Post, Clark, Wells Karsten Hendrix M. Van Koevering, Wabeke, Moeke LSponsorb Lecon 0 , , , First Row: Poest, A. Elenbaas, N. Elenbaas. De Haan, Katte, A. Van Peursem, Vander Hexde, Van Hoven GIRLS' GLEE CLUB This year. membership in the Clee Club was again made competitive. From a group of about thirty girls a special chorus of eighteen was chosen to enter the Dis- trict Contest at Kalamazoo. The club, one of sixteen to enter the contest for Class 'LCN Schools, tied for third place. They sang The Little Dustmanf' by Brahms, and MCarem Carmelaf' by Tromis. The club has appeared before the public several times and with the Boys' Glee Club gave a public concert. We have enjoyed our work with our directress, Miss Moeke. and our pianist. Miss Van Kersen. Our success is due largely to their efforts. The girls in the special chorus are: Mabel Lanning. Geneva Van Dyke. Estella Karsten. Daisy Schilstra. Ethel De Kleine. Eileen Bridges, Marjorie Van Koevering, Carolyn Hendricks. Gertrude Post, June Van Peursem. Alice Katte. Jean Van Hoven. Helen Kooiman, Arloa Van Peurseni, and Jenny Van Koevering. l'r1gr Sixlx-i idx! Last Row: Van Peursem, Van Tamelin, Machiele, Goozen Middle Row: De Jonue, J. Plewes, lie Free, Vanden Bosch, Vanden Bosch, Meengs, Dekker 14 :td R -. v,- .4 ' ' . xrs on . Beighoist, Knolman, M. Vanden Bosch, L. Plewes, Van Dyke, Moeke lSponsorJ BOYS' GLEE CLUB More like the owl who liooted above his wigwam than the nightiugale who sang to the listening brave its song of love, life, and harmony, did the Boys, Glee Club of last year, together with a few innocent Frosh. decide to submit to a year of tutelage in the vocal art. But under the patient and skillful guidance of Miss Moeke. they were able to mold their voices into some semblance of harmony. Besides giving several programs, the Glee Club went to the District Contest at Kalamazoo and were fortunate enough to capture second place, thus entitling them to compete for state honors at Lansing. l'11gr Sult--nn: I Sfzwnty 2 - x -5 , f Sw X f 1 'A 1 ix ' - 5, I' 5.1 X 1 -4. N I A 'K Q xx l I K' 5' A Q 2-1 N L- I - W fmsues l P Last Row: Katte, Clark, Van Dyke, Van Hoven First Row: Wells, Rogers 4SponsorJ, Van Dorp, A. Van Peursem THE DEBATING TEAM ln September, 1928, all Zeeland High School students interested in debating did some concentrated study on the Merchant Marine problem. After two informal debates among those contesting for places on the team, the following were chosen as members of the debating squad: Alice Katte, Winona Wells, Helen Clark. Arloa Van Peursem, Geneva Van Dyke, Jean Van Hoven, and Dick Van Dorp. The first four named took part in the interscholastic debates. The question for debate this year was: Resolved: That the Federal Subsidy for the Development of an American Merchant Marine would be a Wise National Policy. Zeeland had practice debates with Union High, South High, and Central High, all of Grand Rapids. Two of the preliminary debates were forfeited by our opponents and the other two were won by two-to-one decisions. Zeeland High School met the Kalamazoo Normal High School in the first of the elimination contests and were defeated. the decision being 2 to 1. The debaters do not feel the least bit discouraged because they did not make a record similar to the one they made last year, for although they did not carry off the honors. they at least won another wall plaque trophy for the High School. l'114Qf Sm-'zz!'.-iff U , 'WX X x STEDDIING :::55:EHr Rogers fCoachJ, De Bruyn f0ratoryb Van Vessem 1CoachJ, Katte lDec1amationJ ORATORY AND DECLAMATIGN Zeeland High was very successful this past year in Oratory and Declamation. Donald De Bruyn, the orator, spoke on Bondsman and Slavegn Alice Katie, the declaimer, delivered HA Plea for Cubaf, by Thurston, in the Sub-District Oratorical Contest held at Zeeland, April 12. Miss Katte received first place and Mr. De Bruyn second place. Miss Katte represented Zeeland High in the District Contest held at Holland. May 3. Mr. Rogers coached the orator and Miss Van Vessem, the declaimer. Zeeland High has a right to be proud of its speakers and the records they have made. Zeeland has made a name for itself in forensics these past few years. Pngz' Sz':u'f1Iy-I lm? H111 9 -4 ' 1' x T 1 A xq f T T X X f , I ' - 'j X - N xx 1 I 1 . X . Q :X . I A X . 1 x N iw? ,Q lllu 4 1 uma? X x X ,f x f --Q A fm 43 N W YN Wi ju M ! Q., ,vii fm 10,0 gmt A iam J :Lum S 5 A P I 1 '.1' L. M I i I 01 7 ,M xx , , I - I N l Y X 3 B , X X b Q., X' X ' 7 J , 11 l K I. 1,2363 X w- A 1 fi l Xxx X- 1 N A I n A A 1 X i C 1 qi te. ' I as 5 ' , C'-.XX I 7 '- . ,i 4 ,X I My ' 'u M ! Z lf, x l x I' XXX 'iff l Nsls X 5 A Q -xx' x xc Q X y'u 'fx i Xxx xx XX 'i ' ini - W- xx J fx' X4 Li EV' V 2 V X - ,. Pg 'sb by f ff. fl, f A f Mm ' 'mil ' Qi , . 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Nlrs, Bzxrringlon. 11 frfduffx, , Nellie Tmlwuod, 11 fuririy girl ,,,, - lXlulantl1uria fnlcllonsl. 11 .wrruant ..,,.., lhvrirzrm .llzzrxagfr .,,,. Slagf' ,llnrmgn ,,,,,,,, :'llz,rtrf'5,r uf Guff'n,r... .'Izli'rrtifi11g .1111 nagrrul Hrad lfxllrr ,,...., . ,,.., Fr on Bitzi ,,,,,, ,,.,.. llirrrfnr ,, Rurinrvx Spnnmr l'nQr Sfqwxlx'-1':'x ACI III Early morning of lhv: next day. CAST OF CHARACTERS ,,,,,n....RllIlAKD IXIAFHII-'Ll, . ...., L01-crxzo NIH Nos, HLNKY Boscu .. .... ,,...., ,.,,, ,,,.... ,,,,,,,, E 1 . xx nan Bunn . ,,,,., ,,.,, K IAM uu.l's Dr ,loNm-1 ,, ,,,,........,,..A1.r-x,xsnr:n Pu'w1-.5 VAxnEx Boscu , .... GWUA VAN Dvxr, A1u.oA VAS PIIVKSEM Nm.u,x ICx.1.xnAAs, N1Anr.l. LANNIN1. ,, .....,,, ,.., ,,,. ,... ......,,,,, , , ,.. .NIARIL Bowuxs ,,,.....,..,,,,Gr:x1'Rrm POST BUSINESS STAFF Conv- LIA Sc'no1.Tr:N ...,.,, .. H ...........,........,,,..,,, IXIARCI 1.1.1 s Dr ,loxm ,, ,,,... ,,,...... I. ls'r1-in Y0l,m,xs ,,,,lXlARu' Bowrxs. XHLA Du: HAM: ,..,,....A,,P1'TrR LAXIPR , ,..., , .,,,.,,..,,,.,,,,. ., ,.ARN01.n Bos ..,,..,..lIr,l.r.x Kooxxmx ,.,.,.lXIk. TNI. B. Roca!-QRS ,HAI K. I.. il. Dx. Plum .f' . 1 ' Z D QL I , 5 . f , g ' - - N X 1 , , h X f x .. Q! g fa' f X A I f Y f ff xx f ff A., VZ fl fe ff PQDL7 ? s T ...-.11-1 . 3.1---1 QN,.....4..-- M y --1--1-1--1--1-s 1.1 - D f--'- ' . Q n li'1lWili' V g 'IM :?':'-- I 5 r Once a warrior, -very angry, 4 xl' I I If ,ln Seized his grandmother, and threw her I' ' -., i Up into the sky at midnight, 'fn tl.. X Right against the moon he threw her, Xl 5 V' 'Tis her body that you see there. .ll his 0 'Ig A ,Sf n' I s 'N lf ,111-, . . RU Miss Davis fexplaining triangles to geometry classl : HNOW Earl lVliller, give me a sentence with triangles in it. Earl: 'flf you haven't any luck fishing with grasshoppers, tri-angle worms. o o o o Clarence Brower went into a telephone booth, dropped his coin into the slot, and Central said, Number please? Clarence said, Number nothin', I want my gumf' o o o o A Jew was seated in a crowded street car when a tired looking woman entered. The Jew, wishing to appear a gentleman, quickly arose and offered the lady his seat. But Albert Brower, who was also standing, quickly occupied the seat be- fore the lady. The Jew glared at him, but Albert sneeringly said: You,d like to eat me up, wouldn't you?,, The Jew replied: HI would, but itis against my religiorbrwo o o Assembly announcement by Mr. Rog- ers: Lost: A fountain pen by Casey Smits half filled with ink. o o o o ONE ON FATHER Father: That young man stays awful late. What does your mother think about it?,' Gert P.: 'gShe says that men havenit changed a bit, father. o o o o How to get an A in all your studies: Get a front seat and look intelligent. Ask all the questions you can think of ibut not have them apply too closely to the lesson or you may have to show your ignorancel. Drive all your points home with a gesture fSame sort of gestures will do in each easel. Be sure to visit the teachers often. A little work is all right, but why make mountains out of molehills when itis not expected of you. Page Eighty 3.1-f-I Men always say they loathe being flat- tered, but don't take any notice-No man has ever known that he was flattered. o o o o Now, classf' said Mr. Arnett, I want you to write me a composition on the subject, '4What I would do if I had Fifty Thousand Dollars. Earl Goozen wrote nothing and handed in a blank sheet. What does this mean? demanded Mr. Arnett, sternly. Earl: That's what I'd do if I had 350,000f, o o o o DESPERATE REMEDIES Mrs. Vanden Brink: O, Ted, I've dis- covered that the woman next door has a hat just like minef, Hub: Now I suppose you'll want me to pay for a new onef' Wife: Well, that would be cheaper than movingf, o o o o 'LShow me the way to go home,', as our English teachers would like to have it said: Would you kindly indicate the direction of my domicile? I am somewhat fatigued and desire to retire, I inhaled too freely of alcoholic bever- ages perhaps an hour previous and now feel somewhat intoxi- cated. It is immaterial to me what direction I proceed or whether it be by means of steamship or railroad, I shall continually sing the follow- ing refrain: f'Kindly indicate the direction of my domicile? O o o NOTICE GIRLS! If you donit succeed the first time, Cry, Cry Again. o o o o Al Janssen: GI must be offf, Marie: That's what I thought when I first met youf' .1 ,I ji 4-igaf 1 A 1 -6 E' '.vf pw' , f X W I 5 N X ,ff , 6 - x D 5 y ff ,L Q Q X W 1'- N, r Ti IW'-V ilxx' E X211 ., 75'-,x1' .V Lyf IN ' ' : I . , 1 1 J S X Af f X I ff X x X X ,,-- ,ir- .1- ,1 -5-has 'IlHlnfh,M ,ll N xxx Miss Davis fexplaining triangles to geometry classj : Now Earl Miller, give me a sentence with triangles in it.', Earl: lf you havenit any luck fishing with grasshoppers, tri-angle worinsf' o o o o Clarence Brower went into a telephone booth, dropped his coin into the slot, and Central said, Number please?,' Clarence said, Number nothini, I want my gum. o o o o A Jew was seated in a crowded street car when a tired looking woman entered. The Jew, wishing to appear a gentleman, quickly arose and offered the lady his seat. But Albert Brower, who was also standing, quickly occupied the seat be- fore the lady. The ,lew glared at him, but Albert sneeringly said: You'd like to eat me up, wouldn't you?7' The ,lew replied: NI would, but it's against my religionf, 0 o o o Assembly announcement by Mr. Rog- ers: Lost: A fountain pen by Casey Smits half filled with ink. o o o o ONE ON FATHER Father: That young man stays awful late. What does your mother think about it? Gert P.: She says that men havenit changed a bit, father. o o o o How to get an 'AAF in all your studies: Get a front seat and look intelligent. Ask all the questions you can think of fbut not have them apply too closely to the lesson or you may have to show your ignorancel . Drive all your points home with a gesture fSame sort of gestures will do in each easel. Be sure to visit the teachers often. A little work is all right, but why make mountains out of molehills when itis not expected of you. Pngf Eighly Men always say they loathe being fiat- tered, but donlt take any notice-No man has ever known that he was flattered. o o o o nNow, class, said lVIr. Arnett, 'LI want you to write me a composition on the subject, What I would do if I had Fifty Thousand Dollarsf, Earl Coozen wrote nothing and handed in a blank sheet. What does this mean? demanded Mr. Arnett, sternly. Earl: That's what I'd do if In had 350,000. o o o o DESPERATE REMEDIES Mrs. Vanden Brink: O, Ted, I've dis- covered that the woman next door has a hat just like mine. Hub: Now I suppose youill want me to pay for a new one. Wife: Well, that would be cheaper than moving? o o o o 4'Show me the way to go home, as our English teachers would like to have it said: Would you kindly indicate the direction of my domicile? I am somewhat fatigued and desire to retire, I inhaled too freely of alcoholic bever- ages perhaps an hour previous and now feel somewhat intoxi- cated. It is immaterial to me what direction I proceed or whether it be by means of steamship or railroad, I shall continually sing the follow- ing refrain: Kindly indicate the direction of my domicile. 0 o o o NOTICE GIRLS! If you donit succeed the first time, Cry, Cry Again. o o o o Al Janssen: I must be off. Marie: That,s what I thought when I first met youf, the ms g' e W Xxx-.. ,f X FU QUT ff ... - . I A E , - -. ,f FL! 'TX :lr- J we 1. CALENDAR FOR SEPTEMBER Sept. 4. The grand opening of that great institution of learning, The Zeeland High Schoolf, New teachers are introduced, and we still know the old veterans. Vanden Brink calls for football warriors. Sept. 5. Ducking of Frosh boys-Nobody drowned, not even Bobby Dekker. Sept. 6. First meeting of the Annual Staff. The Seniors are starting in bright on their Stepping Stonef' Sept. 7. The privileged Seniors receive the first chance to elect officers. Marvin Vanden Bosch is given the honorary position. Sept. 13. No more danger. Teachers have discarded red class-books and have been supplied with green ones. Sept. 17. The Freshies get everything to match. Here they come with green ribbons on. Bobbed hair is becoming more popular every day. Miss Davis has hers bobbed. Sept. 18. Misery loves company. Eighth hour class again opens its doors. Casey Smits is one of its first patrons. Sept. 20. The High School Get-Acquainted Party. The Freshmen are embraced into the fold of the school. Everyone has a good time. Sept. 21. Earl Miller is on the job again. The first big pep meeting in the assembly for Zeeland's first football game. Sept. 22. Zeeland detests greediness so gives Grand Haven the victory, 6-0. Sept. 23. Athletic Drive for season tickets. Hearty response. Even the Freshmen are interested in athletics. Sept. 27. Grand pep meeting. 6'King,' Vanden Bosch exercises his rare speech tones. I wonder if he takes Public Speaking. Sept. 28. Zeeland is too generous to Grand Rapids Vocational, 24-0. OCTOBER Oct. 3. Senior Class bestows a great deal of favor on the student body by dedicating annual to them. Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct 5. Eighth hour class enlarged by can-rubber victims. Will Casey, Jake, and the rest never grow up? 6. Hold ,em they did. Ottawa Hills 7-Zeeland 0. 9. Fire Prevention Day - Mr. Boughner gives us some advice. 10. Report cards make their debut. Do they cause groans of sorrow or laughs of joy? Well, both! 11. Psychological reaction - Fw students outnumber Honor Roll students. 12. Geneva is elected girls, basketball captain. If it were not for Kouw where would the second team have gotten their touch- down? Hudsonville 0-Zeeland 6! 13. A Big Game-Fremont 0-Zeeland 0. 16. Vanden Brink makes an attempt at a salesmanship talk. 19. Grand Pep Meeting-Canes and banners sell like hot cakes. Zeeland is still scoreless-East Grand Rapids 19-Zeeland 0. 25 and 26. Hurrah! Vacation Days for the kids. Teachers' Institute. 26. Coopersville and Zeeland tie for County championship. 30. Al Brower gets a cup. He knows his chickens. 31. Ghosts and goblins do their stuff. Who are they all? Page liiglily-our -Z' r f , tx if f Q- ffAl f L ,,,y5,TlT,-C1-U4 X .1 i-.limi-E-Niidgfifclsi ff w' ' 1 Appreciation The 1929 Staff of the Stepping Stone wishes to take this opportunity to express their appreciation of the loyal support of the local business men, whose advertise- ments appear on the following pages. Without this support the Stepping Stone could never be a success iinancially. We believe Zeeland City is the best place for Zeeland citizens. Trade at home and boost our town, which in turn will boost our school. We urge our readers to patronize as often as possible the firms these ads represent. When making a purchase mention the fact that you saw it in the Stepping Stone. -THE EDITOR Pagf Eighty-two J.r r A fiTNT1U' -, -f I r,1'W IXWWCX E - I A A , JJ QA Gooa' Appearance ls A Valuable Asset F you have no great con- cern as to how you look in your Clothes, Why not drape yourself in just a blanket. The difference between at well-tailored and a poorly tailored coat is as marked as the difference between a regular fel- low and one who pretends to be. OUR CLOTHES ARE TAILORED RIGHT THEY FIT RIGHT THE PRICE IS RIGHT 5939211 Ted anal Ed Clothing Co. Cl olhin g anal Farnirlaingr ZEELAND MICHIGAN I I I I f Ck! f' v pf 3 -,,-as j ZEELAND'S ONLY l l ICE CREAM PARLOR i CANDY - CIGARS - FRUIT j j A BIG LINE OF BOX CANDY Bet! Place for Mailed Milky l l j FRANK DIONISE ZEELAND, MICHIGAN j Owing to the fact that these jokes cannot be printed on tissue paper, some may have difficulty in seeing through them. o c o o All those who think our jokes are poor. Would straightway change their views Could they compare the ones we print With those that we refuse. o 0 o o Love. says one of our students, is like mushrooms, You don't know it's not the real thing until itls too late. Arloa: 6'Don't you enjoy flying? Alfred: 6'No, there's so few people to passf' o o Q Q There is only one book better than this Stepping Stone, and that is John D. Roekefellefs bank hook. o o Q o I sneezed a snooze into the air, It fell to earth, I know not where, But hard and cold were the looks of those In whose vicinity I snoze. To O EW O I ,O A l GRUENS Name ed e Watch Gives Added Pleasure l 5 .6255 A ' I ..,I!'i'Ew I I: mcjsm p-t In selecting a watch l p for yourself or as a l Af' IB XXI'-A gift, you, of course, l lf' fm: X want beauty and l 1 H 0 'A j time keeping depend- l I xv' dbiiiey. Then select i A xx ff jf a Gruen without any HH V -SB- l My extra cost. j GRUEN VERITHIN l j B. L. POST, jeweler l A Wbe1'e Sewife is 61 Ple4z5zz1'e Ill!! -Qfl R' lg' IX X L ffl Liii-I+ - ef i1,Wg'3 V X, XYTFU X ZF fm- I y IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL l LOKERS BARBER SHOP I CANT GET MARRIED get any house or flatf' Irene Slnits: Why don't you and Ja- paEZi?iinc.Elx9?f1n,t you live with Your ' Q73 ' Son get mauled' Gertrude P.: No, they're still living Gertrude Prins: Because we can't with theirs. l Local and Long Dittanee Trucking Dealer in Fuel and Ice HOLLAND GAS COKE, POCAHONTAS AND KENTUCKY COALS MANUFACTURED AND LAKE ICE V Telephone 104 North Elm Street at P. M. Railway l -L L, - HA- Yes,', said Mrs. Andrews, I am sure NEVER DO THIS! OUT garden is going to be 3 SUCCESS-N Bill Riemersma: How did ye come Mrs. Vanden Brink: MSO soon?,' by that black eye, Clarence fBrowerl ? Mrs. Andrews: Yes, the chickens Clarence: Ole cow had a way of have tasted everything and they are per- lickin, my face wi, her tail, so I tied fectly enthusiastic. a brick on to itf, l I R. DETHMER l ATTORNEY AT LAW Zeelana' State Bank Building I North Elm Street Entrance PHONE 187 I Pagr Eighly-fixu- 'I E -A Ng? Y Yiljfmxljd fl f' I ?d'1,nQ,iwQAC-Pfffixi C In -A i s f P - I - K' IT ' I m LX ! ll JARRET N. CLARK COLLECTIONS AND INSURANCE ATTORNEY AT LAW' Commercial Savings Bank Building ZEELAND, MICHIGAN The faculty is a group of people hired to help the Freshmen run the High School. Bob Dekker fat P. OJ: lid like to DEFINITION see some stamps, please. The clerk produced a sheet of one hundred twos. 0 0 0 0 Bob fpointing to the stamp in the centerl : l'll take that onef, THE IDEAL DRY CLEANERS The Home of Se1'11ice CLEANING AND STEAM PRESSING Call Delivery Auto Service GERRIT ALDERINK HERMAN BEUKEMA College Ave. and Sixth Sc., Holland, Michigan King Vanden Bosch: Now listen, Student fseeking summer employ- Frosh, you were a big man in the grades mentj : HI don,t know, but I don't sup- and I want you to go out for somethingf, pose you don't know of nobody that Lloyd Plewesz Hyessire justa minute. don't want to hire nobody to do nothing, I'll get my coat and hatf, donit Y0u?,, CALL PHONE NO. 415 BENNETT LUMBER 8: SUPPLY CO. Mafzufarturerr of WOOD PARTS TO ORDER for KILN DRIED HARD Wooo CUTTINGS lgL'ght fl 1 jf QA- s-1 , ggi,Q,ae xl 'X i J W ' x l Azzlhefztic Uniz'e1'5ity Slyler in PREP Suit! BY HART SCHAFFNER E5 MARX in . Y. iv N '45 Q X f' ft fl j 2 um sa-Annum Mn f A Q., 5 ,Z . ' '11, , -, Remember this -- the suit you wear on Graduation Day is Pretty likely to take that trip to College with you. It will pass the entrance exams if it's a Hart Schaffner 84 Marx PREP suit. S2 5 and better FRANK BQONSTRA MERCAN TILE CCMPANY I I I Hjf X11 ff! N ,Q lift ,DflxD'1- Xff ww M, mi rnlfxi ff A - In Y 'J' at Q X .J . ' -r 1 V p iff l s Xe DRY GOODS GROCERIES AND MEATS Home Owned Store p B E R 'T W I E R S M A l l Quality and Servire l 200 West Main St. Phone 57 Zeeland, Michigan . l O to are as to E O or t to to A o T i ELlVlO HENDRICICS LATEST GAG all wanted to buy a cigar so I went into der store und said toda girl vot vas dere, lHaf you perfectos?' Und she say, 'No, lhaf bunionsf M o o o o The week's prize goes to the girl who wants to know who this guy Sig Mcliigh is whose sweetheart everyone is singing about. o o o o Mr. Rovers: These aren't rn own C' figures l'm quoting. They're the figures of a man who knows what heis talking about. Q c c c l Al. Janssen: ul had to leave school on pneumonia. Allie Plewes: MYeah?,' Al. MYeah. I couldn't spell it.'7 o o o o uLet,s see. Who were we discussing?', MI forget! Who went out of this room last D on SERVICE THAT SATISFIES WE AIM PLEASE J. H. KOLE AUTO Co. Phone 23 Ford Dealers 14 S. Church St. i 1 NEW' FORD SPORT COUPE ' With Rumble Seat Combines the advantages ofa roadster and a closed car. Fur- 5 5 0 nished with Triplex shatter- l proof glass windshield, as are all the new Ford cars. Cfo.b. Detroit? Pagi' Ifigliiy-riglzl UTA W ,f - - A .V A W I - 1 ,Ly T- VJ XII f vf Q ILS J X. , 1 1 g 1 A.. HILLVIEW POULTRY FARM Breederf of Barron Strain S. C. White Leghorns ZEELAND, MICHIGAN V orsr, Clan of 1911 D. Vzm Ommcn, Cffm' of 191-i 1 1 X111 xjl' X11 ZH f ,I Y L A L-Y 1 i,,,Ii,XN1Y- lf ii K Y Vixt V HIEX in I 4 -I I J 4 SXX1 f 1 THE WOLVERINE HATCHERY BLOOD WILL TELL 1 While Leghorn Claicki of Quality - 22,000 per Week A Bred for Size, Type and Eggi Since 1910 H. P. WIERSMA, Owner ZEELAND, MICHIGAN HHATS OFFU wanted to know if we would go to the A Senior stood on a railroad track, theater with him and I said we would. The train was coming fast. Ruth V. D.: Who was speaking? The train got off the railroad track Eileen: Gracious, I forgot to ask.'7 To let the Senior pass. 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 Do you know where the little boys A CHEMICAL ROMANCE go who don't put their Sunday School Said Atom unto Molly Cule money in the plate?', Will you elope with me?', Kenneth D. J: Yes-to the showf, Said Molly Cule with quick retort 0 0 0 0 4'There'S no amnityj, Miss Van Kersen: Alex, translate the 0 0 0 0 first line of the lessonf' Eileen B. fjust from telephonel : 6'He Alex: I didn't get that far. Modern Home if the safest and most profitable inixeitmend Call at our office and see the plans. Examine our plan book which shows 115 color photo plates of most popular types of homes. Estimates given on request. WICHERS LUMBER Co. V Pagi' .Virlfly-u x-MI Lt! Kielpyt. ,i11.Td ff -i,l,jQ1T If3 ' MN: X, uf l BOES BROTHERS MOTOR OAR OO. Dealerx in DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS HUDSON AND ESSEX CARS Tires and Accersoriex Corner Church and Washington St. Phone 174 VERY MUCH ALIVE lVIr. Vanden Brink: Did you hold a mirror to her face to see if she was still breathing? Mr. De Pree: Yes, and she opened one eye, gasped, and reached for the powder pufff' o o o o Gilbert P.: '6What's etiquette?', Junior V. D.: ultis saying, GNO thank you, when you want to holler 'Gimmef 3' I BOOKS STATIONERY OFFICE SUPPLIES I The 'Book Shop WHY OF COURSE Irene S.: Where did your wonder- ful string of pearls come from? You don't mind my asking, do you?,' Anna W.: '6Certainly not! They come from oysters. QUITE S0 Teacher: Can any one tell me what is the most dangerous part of an auto- mobile? Esther P.: HYes, teacher, I can! Itls the driverf' 7 Any Restaurant will give you something to eat BUT If You Want Cooking Like 1lVI0lf76'1',J' Go to WELLING'S RESTAURANT Pall I Y me 1 X ,f e gggrmcfiiflse - glgngti e A ' . - V .f ' h -A 3 S Every Goal a f Startmg P omt i Toward Another . . We congratulate our graduates on reaching their r coveted goal. And We congratulate their parents, too, l who sacrificed for them. Life is a constant arriving, a great philosopher y said. We no sooner reach our goal than infinite vistas J spread out before us. From the vantage point of high school graduation, may our young friends catch new visions of even higher goals toward which to strive - as others finishing this l high school have done so successfully. exp l State Commercial E5 Savings Bank l Safety and Service for Savers l S ,- I A f xi! THE two most desired and necessary considera- tions when buying Foods - freshness and purity are absolutely guaranteed in each item We offer. Enterprise Meat Market PHONE 69 ZEELAND, MICHIGAN I Delivery Hours: 8, 9, 10 am., 3 pm. I Mabel Lanning ftrying to teach her little brother the A. B. C.,sl: What comes after Hgn? uWhiz, replied the little boy. o o o o Barber: Haven,t I shaved you be- fore?,' lVIr. Andrews: No, I got those scars in Francef, o o o o REVISED VERSION He who laughs last is usually the dumbbell. Jack: Did you fill your date last night?,' George V. P.: I hope sog she ate everything in sightfi o o o o Mr. Arnett: '4Ada, give me a sentence containing a noun and adjectivef' Lois P.: The teacher is a big sapf, Mr. Arnett freprovingly to Adal: l'Never mind! She will think of it her- selff' o o o o Great aches from little toe-corns grow. you wear properly fitted shoes you are friendly to your feet NIES SHGE STORE THE HOME or Gooo SHOES QUALITY, STYLE AND FIT Przgr Ninrty-fu ur sql' YJ Q ,f'X f f 1 EJ lwwxl-VV-LEE I L! . X :S'A x il ' X1 t QE! . Nov Nov Nov. Nov Nov Nov. Nov Nov. Nov Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. 121 1 f . ff NOVEMBER 1. Senior Play Practice. Marie and Rich practice in the tunnel! 2. Pep Meeting? Why is everybody so willing to speak? 3. Little Yutz hits the goal for the first touchdown of the season. Shelby 13 -Zeeland 6. 6. Big Day. Mock election for President. There are fifty warriors for Al Smith and one hundred fifty or more supporters of Hoover. 9. Zeeland faces Wayland on the football field. Wayland runs off with the 1 victory, 30-0. Too bad. 12. Rogers can see too much. Therefore all the extra g'I's. 14. Mike Volkers comes to school with a new hair-cut. Report cards out. Needless to say any more. 15. Second team plays Hudsonville but were beaten 14-6. 16. Arloa, Helen, and Alice spit it out at Otsego. 2-1 in our favor. Rah! 17. No game today because of the weather manas tricks. Nothing lost and nothing gained! 20. First snow-Freshmen come to school on their sleds. 22. Cotton stockings are all the go! That's why the Senior girls wear them. 23. Rev. Minnema speaks on the topic, The Abolition of Warf, 29 and 30. Turkey Day Vacation. Oh boy! DECEMBER 1. Cold weather sets in. Jack Frost has been busy. The Freshmen report all evidences of his existence. 3. Senior Play practice and basketball practice are in full swing. Don't blame the Seniors if they haven't their lessons. 6. Miss Byrnes, field secretary of the W. C. T. U. gives the student very fine talk on Building a Hall of Famef, body a 10. Seniors make their final drive for play tickets. A potluck is enjoyed after wards. How many tickets did you sell? 11. Everybody is sick with the Hu. How unfortunate for the Senior Play. 12 and 13. The Hidden Cuestv is presented by the Seniors. Who is he? Play goes over well! 14. Arloa, Winona, and Alice debate East Grand Rapids and run off with a 2 1 decision. That makes us for the football game. Revenge is sweet. 15. The first basketball game of the season with Grandville. Second team was forced to take the short end of the score, 12-95 but the first team stages a victory 47-24. Hurrah, we're making up for football! 16. One of the Freshmen ventures to make the announcement before the assem bly that he has seen Santa Claus in Grand Rapids. Who said there wasnt a Santa Claus? 17. The Hflui' victims are slowly reentering school. How we missed them! 20. The second basketball game of the season. Both teams play Saugatuck and capture a victory. The raging blizzard prevented many from attending the spectacle. 21. Classes in the morning and a Christmas Party in the afternoon. Excellent program is rendered and also refreshments. Don't forget those! The fun IS slightly marred by the monthly visitation of report cards. Page Nine! I- We ,mb f ,g - aiyiwk fe-'wav , ,If F5 5 g n - 4 f a - .LI . ur' 6 K ll ' , i- l 'HE .QI X G. KUIPER GROCERIES AND CONFECTIONERY CIGARS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES I 341 E. Main St. Phone 155 Zeeland, Michigan WE DELIVER lVlacDermand Qtaking the pictures of the facultyj : Try to think of something pleasant-forget yourself. o o o o Angry parent fstriding into dimly lighted roomlz MYoung man, Illl teach you to make love to my daughterf' Jake Wildschut: HI wish you would old topg I'm not making much headway., o o o o Opportunity knocks once. Don,t run out and scare it away. LANGELANDQS FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 42 l tt, Winona Wells: 6'My hair will always be red, until I dye. o o o 0 Mr. Andrews: Where do all the bugs come from in the Spring?', Lorenzo M.: uSearch mef' o o o Q L'Has your tooth stopped aching? Gilbert Komejan: 'LI don't know the dentist kept it. ZIEIEILAND HOME SUPPLY CO. Mill Work and Building Materia! Glam and Screen Porcnes Phone 590 Cor. Colonial and Washington Streets Page .Vinrty-5: .151 X! iewf XNCXUY iff wi x l KV 7 V 'KX K ' 3 X, X 1 gg n Compliments of COLONIAL MANUFACTURING C0 Makers of Fine Furniture f f L -gQ,.r- N-cf ZEELAND HIGH SCHOOL ENCYCLGPEDIA Bulletin Board: Reserve for thumb tacks used by students. Chalk: Small white article used in self-defense. Compass: A very handy instrument for manicuring the nails, also used for carving initials. Another important use is as a weapon for warfare. Drinking Fountain: Receptacle for discarded chewing gum. Eraser: A very good imitation of a ball. Football: Excuse for unprepared les- sons. Laboratory: A place to make Hydro- gen Sulphide. Reference Books: A place to exchange notes. Report Cards: Reasons why young men and women leave home. Shoes: Note Carriers. Assembly Room: A social hour room. Also a sleeping room during the day. Teacher in Charge: An unfeeling mechanical statue with four eyes. o o o o ' Papa, said a little Freshman boy, what do they mean by college bred? It isnit different from other bread, is it?', g'My son, said the father, alt is a four years' loaf. o o o o First Maid: '4How did you like work- ing for that tea-cher?,, Second Maid: Aw, it was a rotten job. He was all the time quarreling with his wife, and they kept me busy running between the key hole and the dictionaryf' o o o o WITH DUE APOLOGIESI Mr. Rogers: MOnce I had a mustache like yours and when I realized how funny it made me look, I cut it offf' Mr. De Jonge: Once I had a face like yours and when I realized that I couldn't cut it off, I grew this mustache? I N rxffi-fight ,i.4-all HI-BROW STUFF Faculty Fingles Mr. Arnett: We always laugh at teacheris jokes No matter what they may be, Not because itis funny, But because itis policy. Mr. De Pree: You lead a horse to water, But you can not make him drink, You can lead a boy to Physics But you can not make him think. Miss De Cook: 'Tis wrong for any maid to be Abroad at night alone, A chaperone she needs, till she Can call some chap-er-own. Miss Van Vessem: Give it tu em gud en plenti, Soc it tu em gud en strong, Make um work tu get a centi Go for every word thet's wrong. Mr. Andrews: If a body see a body Flunking in a quiz, If a body help a body It it teacheris biz? o o o o Judge: Were you ever in trouble before? Billy R.: g'Well, a librarian fined me two cents once. o o o o CASEY SMlT'S SPEECH We should win if we can, but in any case, we should prove our manhood by lighting. O 0 O O Geneva: '4Say, Cork, I believe the wheel is coming off! Cork: HO. K. Geneva: I'm kinda tired of that out-of-gas gag myself? o o o o PLAYING SAFE Raleigh Telgenhof: 6'What did I learn today, teacher? JA W , I ljf , TEFL .TZZEJIFXNHIM ff -Y -' v-N' P- ,lf-R . A A .rl 1 is e A .f Ll 'sex I .1 ll X, Zllh ,A J 1 C 0 nz pl im ents 0 f y V J. VAN HOVEN at SONS Diftribzzlorr Farm Equipment, Hardware, Hearrolas, Radios, Washing Machines, Etc. I ZEELAND MICHIGAN Elmo Hendricks: Yes, Casey knows all the best people in townfl ,lake Wildschut: Then why doesnlt he associate with them?'l Elmo: They know himf' o o o o De Forest D.: 5'May I have a dark supper tonight?', Mother: 6'What do you mean, dear?', De Forest: You gave me a light supper last night and I didn't like it at allf, PRIZES FOR EVERYTHING We are olfering last year Chemistry notes to anybody who hands us two jokes not based on sex, free-love, or lack of money. We might as well burn the notes right now. o o o o .lean V. H.: S'Yes, this pin once lse- longed to a millionairef, Genevieve B.: Who was the million- aire? Jean: uWoolworth.', See US OT .Quality cmd Service G. MQEKE E99 SONS ZEELAND, MICHIGAN Page .Vinrly-rzi - S S fquv.. ,' ,-'W s ,eggs if --'weltwfi s n 1 I- . J ' ,J ll ' . .F l f X! Compliments of DEKKER'S JEWELRY STORE MAIN STREET ZEELAND, MICHIGAN lVlr. Arnett fgiving a speech in front of the assemblyjz I do Wish yould he a little quieter in the back of the assem- blyg I can hardly hear myself speak? Elmo H.: Donlt you worry. You ain't missing anything. Mother: 'lYou were a good girl not to throw your banana skins on the floor in the train. What did you do with them?,, Alyda K.: L'Why I just stuck them in the man's pockets next to mef, l N CLASS OF 1929 - Here's to the Seniors gallant and bold, Let the memories of Alma Mater never grow Wisdom, honor, and fame be your guiding Star, So the light of achievement may dazzle afar, Righteous your course, upward your trend, Kindness, nobleness, holiness your end. CO ld, Dentixt KLEY, y JOHN A. VAN State Commercial Bank Building ZEELAND Phone 105 MICHIGAN It's easy enough to he pleasant when nothing at all goes amiss, But the man worth while Is the man who can smile When he reads such junk as this. How old is your son? asked the visitor. 4'Well,,' said Mr. Berghorst, He's reached the age when he thinks the important thing to pass isn't his examination but the car aheadf, l l Complimentf of l THE A. LAHUIS COMPANY l The Largest De pattment Store in Z eelana' Some people talk little and say much. The more we tell, the more we sell. Page Om' Ilnndrrd 1 X R ,e A T few V 4, 1 A L ,LLLLLMYSW f N Xxh' W, In J I . f mas I xlldf V I ATHLETIC AND SPORTING GOODS FISHING TACKLE - GOLF - TENNIS -- ARCHERY SUPPLIES OLLIE'S, Inc. I United Cigar Stores Agency I I Where All Sp01'fJ'7?Z6l7 Meet HOLLAND, MICHIGAN Arithmetic Teacher: Russel, if your nIather's car makes twenty miles to the gallon of gas, how far could he drive on ten gallons? Russel, D. J.: Not an inch, ma drives the carf' o o o o EXCUSE DEPARTMENT 1. I didn't get time. 2. I had to write a theme. 3. Play practise interfered. 4. I havenit enough study periods. 5. I c0uldn't find my hooks. 6. Reference hooks were all in use. 7 . Overslept. 8. Clock stopped. 9. Didn't know we were supposed to have that. 10. Someone borrowed my pen and for- got to return it. 0 o o 0 Senior: 'IIS there anything worse than heing old and hent?', Frosh: L'Yes, being ounfr and broke. e Y U i H1 1 ,,..m,.iib l 1L'1 'Q 4i?z?' 1 f--. 'iw wma 151.2 'FWIISFSVW W L m,m,,Q E., I WI: wwe? 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Pagr Une Hundrrrl Um' up Um' ffnfwirfzl N fffl if -J liwgqi-IHEJLTB A ' 0 1 , , ,S LI ,X - .lil I Q1 fl The Ideal Gift for is an E A S T M A N Any Occmion K O D A K HAAN'S DRUG STORE WHY THE FIRST TEAM LOVES THE SCRUBS Flossy B. fat a football gamel: Do you suppose those boys will ever get clean?,' Helene P.: Why sure! what do you think the scrub team is for? o o o o Kennie D. J.: Have you heard the Freshmen Yell?,' Earl C.: UI didn't know they were Mr. Andrews Ito little sonl: g'I'll give you fifty cents if you'll wash your facef' Son: Keep the money and get a hair- cut. o o o o SHAKESPEARE AGAIN Freshman-Comedy of Errors. Sophomore-Much Ado About Noth- ina. zIIunior-As You Like It. hurl-9, Senior-All,s Well That Ends Well. LET THE FIRST STEPPING STONE OF YOUR CAREER be the opening of a l SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH THIS FRIENDLY l AND RELIABLE BANK THE STAT E BANK Service and Safety at Four Per Cent CAPITAL - SS100,000.00 SURPLUS - 3100,000.00 156 I1dd7I , H V ffxxi f L QLLLL A' 'expr ff ..---f Lil Qngf 5 f A V' il S L Lll E YT To Be Fashionably Smart y the Style-Wise Younger Set and Sophisticated Matron Wear C0-ED DRESSES YOUTH LOOK COATS l Exclusively created for the girl in her growing teens and her knowing twenties. CO-ED Dresses and Youth Look Coats meet 1 -, 21. the needs of the fashion-wise Miss and her elders ' gf for youthifying style. l ROSE CLOAK STORE l l The Shop of Exclusive Service l if -,A-Wi WW' GA? Wirw wif HOLLAND I A FRIEND IN NEED As I was riding out in the country the other day, I spied Mr. Rogers, who was having trouble with his car. Beside him stood his wife looking down at the en- gine with great concern. Pulling up along side of his car. I stopped to ask, Can I be of any service to you, Malcolm llVIr. Rogersl ? He dropped his wrench and looked at me with appealing eyes. MYou sure can, if you can spare a few minutesf, L'Why, eertainlyf, I answered, what shall I do?', Answer my wife's questions till I fix this car, he replied. o o o o QUITE RIGHT Bob Dekker: If a cannibal eats his father and mother, what is he ? Marian Raehr: An orphan, foolishf, o o o o I loved the girl hut feared that I Would get from her a Christmas tie. Her present cameg ,twas as I feared And now I'll have to raise a beard. Have you seen the new WILLYSfKNIGHT and WHIPPET CARS? The new models are now on ciirplay VREDEVELD BRQTHERB GARAGE l Ark Us for az Demomtmtion Ig!! Hddl' ,-LQSXWQ-,ff X' 7 ,, gqgfb N ff 1 ' ' i A g V! IX. , 1 f N- up i milf X , JANUARY Jan. 1. New Year! Many resolutions made - still more broken. Jan. 2. Everybody glad to get back to high school grind? Freshies tell what Santa Jan. brought them. 4. Girls engage in the first combat of the season in basketball. Forced to take the short end of the rope, 11-40. Boys fare better with Fremont, 40-29. Jan. 7. The exam schedule becomes visible on the bulletin board. Beware the fate- ful sheet! lan. 9. Practice debate with Union. Unanimous for Union. Never mind, girls- Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Practice makes perfectf, 11. Basketball game with Greenville. Our first defeat. 13. .lack Frost is on the job. Freshmen complain of frost-bites. 17. Declamatory try-outs. Freshmen put up a good showing. 18. Results are made known. Alice Katte is victorious. Letis go for a slide. The weather is fine. 21-25. Exams. Whowl-The kids write how much they donit know. Game with Alumnae! Girls beat and the boys lose. And How! 30. Report cards for the semester. 'LFH list exceeds the Honor Roll. Exams were too hard. 30. Grandville and Zeeland at Grandville. Feminine sex well represented. FEBRUARY 1. The big day has come. Zeeland High meets its deadly rival, Holland Chris- tian High. The rangy lads prove too much for our fellows, but hooray! The girls have scored a victory! . 7. Teachers' Institute at Holland. This means vacation. Many hike to Holland and take advantage of the good show. ' 12. Lincolnis Birthday. Mr. De .longe gives a fine address to the Senior History Classes. 13. Zeeland gives Saugatuck a good trimming. The Reserves also do their stuff. Feb. 14. St. Valentine's Day. Cupid is busy and several hearts are pierced. The Seniors enjoy a party. Marvin Vanden Bosch and Nella De Haan pass as the King and Queen of Hearts. Feb. 16. The Seniors are waxing very industrious these days turning out their master- piece The 1929 Stepping Stone. Feb. 19. The local oratorical contest is staged in the assembly room. Donald De Bruyn is awarded first place for his eloquence. Feb. 20. The Zeeland Reserves play Holland Christian High Reserves and are forced to accept defeat at their hands. Our regulars play Coopersville and teach them a thing or two. Feb. 22. What's the excitement? Frosh girls are seen leaping on top of their desks, shrieking hysterically. A fun-loving Senior boy introduces a little mousie to the assembly room. The general riot is quelled by authorities. 'Nuf excitement for one day. Feb. 25. The Seniors are originating plans for commencement. What's their hurry? Feb. 28. February passes out. Some unfortunate Frosh is deprived of a birthday. Page One Hundrrd lfiur it ,lgggtog 531- ff' ,,,:fgQi1i .ffl , .Jas C C i K, W , Xt yy mmf 1 . 1, ,,,,,, ,, H l. .. C no . CLAVER 8: CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ZEELAND, MICHIGAN Benny Moerdyke: ullv that is just like a banana Marvin Van Tamelin: that? Benny Nl.: 'glt is easy c o o o Freshmen F- Grassy. Wissing talk about last night, dear?,, Elizabeth V. E.: a'Oh, about our 'kith and kinif 3 Small Brother: Yeth, Pop, l heard 'eml He seth, 4Kin I have a kith?' and she seth, 6Yeth, you kinif' Q o o o e a new jacket peelf, 'LWhy, how is to slip on. sophomores - Sassy, Cornie S.: MOf course, being in Zee- Juniors-Bragsy, land, l miss the cows and pigs and Seniors - Classy. IhiI1gS-57 0 4 O C Marvin V. D. B.: 4'0h, yes, but we Father: What did you and Elmer still have each other, darling. I fe. Wig- W ww- if-.. wif. l l y 'YQ W5 Sfgif EQQQ46' 1 z g . rw 1 l gf 'M W YOUR BOY i if f' f lil U- i-, 5 ful xv, ,-TWEE: xg . . gfgjaa.-? f,ggw W zll He Go To College? t it 5l'2ff592 ' l Our Educufio nu! Policy will uffure your .ron or duugbtef' of u follege education - wbetlaef' you live or die C. ZEELAND INQUIRE C. DE KOSTER l'f1gf'U11f'll1nx1lrnl Six fl VT x xl ,xN,f if is Hive E ,few -Q7 V' 1 f W M Tr- K .xxx :nir- J W X, 7113 ,, SEE PIEPER me SEE BETTER Joi-IN PIEPER Uptometvist 2-4 W. Eighth Street Holland, Michigan Office Hours from 9 to 12 A. M. - 1 to 4 P. M. Q Latest cmd Most Scientiftc t Ifnstfrwrnefnts and Methods Used Call or Phone 5377 for Appointment - Y ,rfNL- f . fx F Hessen A wtf , 2:1 ef I L A -A ,Q is - 1 1 Y ,I LV' 1 :'P- 1 Il ' I 5 DUE ' X, Vf' VAN LOO FUEL COMPANY Fuel, Cenzent, Sewer Pipe, Building Tile, Fencing and Fence Posts PHONE 100 Office and Yards on Washington Street FIGHTING TOGS Salesman: Do you want this suit with a belt in the back and a cull on the pants?,' John De Vries: Noi Do you want a STUDENT SHOPPERS Nelvia E.: Do you need any shoes?, Gladys D.: No. Nelvia: 4'Neither do I. Let's go into this shoe store and rest while they try sock in the eye? some on usf, Say It With Flowery SHADY LAWN FLORISTS PHONES 2652 - 5345 HOLLAND, MICHIGAN Menzherf - The Floriftr Telegraph Delivery Afforialion Examination question in Bible: Cornelia S.: 'II have quit drinking cof- Which of the parables do you like fee in the morningf, the best?,' Gert. Prius: 6'Why?', Marvin V. T. wrote: I like that one Because it keeps me awake all the where somebody loafs and lishesfl rest of the day. 1 P. S. BOTER 8: COMPANY CLOTHIERS - HATTERS - FURNISHERS WALK-OVER SHOES 14-16 West Eighth Street HOLLAND, MICHIGAN l'ng. Une llmzdred Eight 9 . . qw- ff ow ,Mjif-fL so 1-Cf ,ff we -' I f :VE ff . ZH E X x 3 fri W Flnl I T E27 vv? if I If W 9 l DEKRUIF S DRUG STORE l I Quality and Service I SINCE 1878 THE WONDERFUL RECORD OF A I shall never love another. CERTAIN STUDENT AT Z. H. S. 4. I told her just what I thought of I. He never skips classes. her. 2. He never Hunks any lessons. 5. I came unprepared to make any He never is late. speech. 4. He does not smoke. 6. I forgot my paper. 5. He does not use slang. O O O O 6, He is dead. AT THE JUNIOR CLASS PARTY 0 0 0 C Winona Wells: What makes that kid SOME POPULAR LIES glare at me so ? I. I'm crazy about you. Ruth Winstrom: '6You are sitting on 2. I'll pay you back next week. his ice-creamf' l SIX CYLINDER SMOOTHNESS A SIX in the Prire Range of the Four CHEVROLET ' l IT LEADS l ZEELAND Sold and Serrifed by MOTOR' COMPANY HENRY H. BEUKEMA, PROP. ZEELAND, MICHIGAN I :gr Om' Ilnmlrfrl .Yinr Aj kt! .X Ar.. -. 51.4 'i5'f:' ,ff , lfyxl .155 I -e IIII on - I f - NWI, -:XX 1 ' l X OLDSMOBILE y PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS y Ark! N0 Favor! - Femaf N0 Roads l DANHOF MOTOR SALES l 3 Location - Hamburg Tire Shop 155 MAIN STREET WILLINC George IVI.: 0h. my position Isnt Earl Van Den Bosch: '4You should see the new altar in our churehf, Esther H.: 4'Lead me to itf' o o Q o Miss Zwemer: Use boycott in a sen- tencef, Esther Poest: 'III rained that night and the boycott an awful cold. o Q I: o Preef' so bad. I have a window on one side and the door on the other. o o o o Roger fgallantlyl : ulfileen dear any thing you say goes? Eileen Bridges Iquicklyl: 6'Roger De 0000 V Latin is a dead. dead Iangua e Irate father: HI never heard of such nerve. A man in your osition askinff 7 P av for my daughter s handf' Itus dead as dead can beg It slowly killed the Romans, And now it's killing mef, I l QUALITY AND SERVICE are paramount in the administration of our business. Thi! Afrzfres Your Szzccefy and Ozm SILVER WARD HATCHERY l ZEELAND, MICHIGAN l C. PLASMAN AND R. POOL, Pl'0l17l'j?f0l'J' I'n-'I' Um' Ilnzxilrrd lfn A Wai f ff X N 'X N -.:eff+L'x HT -A W time -1 5 s . A - AI V e 1 , N-T ' TA rf' ll V Y ' 71151 1 xHf MARCH Mar. 1. The Zeeland High teams travel to Grand Rapids and meet Grand Rapids Christian High in two hotly contested games. The old fighting spirit secures a victory for both our teams. Mar. 4. Inauguration Day. Hoover is inducted into ollice. The students are given the privilege of tuning in by means of a radio installed in the assembly room. Mar. 5. Mr. Sullivan from the Michigan State Police Department gives an enter- taining talk on Highway Safety. Felix figured prominently in the illustrated talk. Mar. 6. Our girls travel to Byron Center to determine the Basketball Championship. Yea Girls! 20-13. To the victor belongs the spoilsf' Mar. 7. The boys, basketball team travels to Grand Rapids to participate in the tournament. Alas! Lowell was too much for them. Mar. 8. Mr. Claver, our postmaster, gives an interesting travelogue in connection with the Post Ofiice. Mar. 10. Freshmen report the return of the robins. Mar. 13. Prayer Day. The purchasing of spring duds preoccupies most of the upper classmen. Grand Rapids stores are open. Mar. 15. Seniors order their name cards and invitations. They're early birds in everything. Mar. 17. St. Patrick's Day. Not much evidence of it except among a few Freshmen and Sophs. Mar. 21. Spring has come. Not much difference in atmospheric conditions. However, a restless spirit pervades. Could it be a symptom of spring fever? The Juniors present Adam and Eva. Mar. 22. Adam and Eva is repeated. Spring Vacation has come. An optimistic spirit is felt. APRIL April 1. The eyes of all fools shine today! April 3. Baseball practice is under way. April 5. uSuccess,, discussed by local attorney, Mr. Dethmers. Public Speaking Classes present My Turn Next and Glee Clubs give a concert. April 10. Mention made of National Honor Students. April 11. Boys win second and girls third place in Glee Club Contests at Kazoo. April 12. Entertained by uSpooks and Spirits. Oratorical Contest at home town. Alice runs off with first and Don with second place. April 15. '6Foods classes demonstrate for P.-T. A. Any serious results? April 18. W. S. T. C. representative urges us 'STO be Good for Something. April 19. Not to be forgotten is 4'Wild Nell, the Pet of the Plains in the Annual Drive. Baseball warriors go forward to Hudsonville. Both teams remain scoreless. April 27. Tennis tournaments and the like. Page One Hundrfd Elzwn xt! Noted for our Fezmour Hamburger! ZEELAND LUNCH WAGON SHORT ORDERS AND LUNCHES A SPECIALTY SOFT DRINKS AND ICE CREAM 132 E. MAIN STREET ZEELAND, MICHIGAN George M.: I called on Arloa last night and I wasn't any more than inside the door and her mother asked me my intentionsf, Cork: That must have been embar- rassingf, George: Yes, but that's not the worst of it. Arloa called from upstairs and said, 'That,s not the one, mother7.' o o o o Corner Policeman: What are you running for, sonny?,' Lloyd P.: Iam trying to keep two fel lows from lightin'. Corner Policeman: Who are the fel lows?,' Lloyd: 4'Don?ldo Koooivman and me. uLorenzo, that necktie you are wear ing is the worst I ever sawf, Say, come with me tonightf, Sure, but what,s the connection? HI want you to repeat that remark be fore Daisy. Compliments of De Pree's Daylight Store COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS The White Basement Saves You Money PHONE 5 ZEELAND Page One Hundred Twelve JM: ix! I X! f A V AA a f rl' E ' 3 Z1 AL Headquarters for . . Eine Catalogues . . DO you realize that Zeeland has a print shop capable of, and actually doing, a class of high grade printing that is fully equal in every respect to the best equipped printing plants in the larger cities? Such is the case as is again evidenced by this year's publication of the USTEPPING SToNE. Above all, remember that there is a very ma- terial saving in placing your printing needs with us. Country prices for high class quality. QZBGXD ABE, THE PRINTER 101141111 f xxx ASSOCIATED TRUCK LINES Service All Over Micbigcm l SAFE - SPEEDY - SATISFACTORY Less Handling - Less Damage - Direot Delivery. Special Attention Given Rush Orders. l CALL 329 Specify via Associated Trucksl' on your orders. ZEELAN D ODE TO MISS DE COOK There once was a teacher of history, Whose own words were often a mystery Definitions and books Plus those withering looks Have alfeeted our brains till theyire blistering. o o o o Judge: You're sentenced to hang by Gertrude Prins: 4'0h! Did you see the iight? Catherine V. D. H.: MNO, what fightfw Gertrude: '4The cat licked its pawf' o o o o Gilbert Plasman: Give me the num- ber of tons of coal shipped from the United States for one year. Lloyd Plewes: Wfhe year 1492, none. the neck till deadf, 0 0 0 0 Prisoner: Judge, I believe you're Absence makes the marks grow stringing mef, rounder. I , ...Senzm's... l We congratulate you upon your graduation from an outstand- I ing High School. Choose your Business School just as care- fully as you did your High School. We offer courses in: SHORTHAND STENOTYPY - MACHINE SHORTHAND SECRETARIAL TRAINING i TYPEWRITING DICTAPHONE l BOOKKEEPING AND JUNIOR ACCOUNTING I ADVANCED ACCOUNTANCY SALESMANSHIP l CIVIL SERVICE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION l PARSONS BUSINESS SCHOOL 155 N. WESTNEDGE AVENUE - KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN Courier Approifed by Micbigfziz Dellmrtmeii! of Public Instruction Fzzlly Approred by Niztioiml Arrocialioiz of Accredited Commercial Scboolf I U Ilddlt - FH-. , P A A - Q 1 -s J ,J .X .1 ll Xl TH ! MAY May 1. May Day, observed only by the Frosh. Professor Andrews chaperones a party of mischievous laddies to Lansing. May 3. Girl Reserves entertain the student body with a well-balanced program. Alice tries her luck again at declaiming. Hear ye! hear ye! for she will speak. Last day of grace for annual editors. All literary masterpieces must be in today. May 6. Spring fever is prevalent among the students. The faculty in desperation offers an immense reward to anyone effecting a successful remedy. May 7. The competitors in the Flag Contest deliver their essays before the assembly. All disagree on the Hagis greatest glory. May 8. Captain Bosch's crew faces Saugatuck. Behold the enemy! May 10. The O. F.lVI. Club presents Sauce for the Coslingsn for the pleasure of the student body and faculty. Zeeland plays Wayland. Much pep displayed. May 15. The Annual Staff, in reward for their meritorious efforts and ceaseless labor, enjoy a treasure hunt terminating at the beach. May 17. The faculty casts off its dignified reserve and amuses the students with an entertainment tremendously enjoyed by all. Hudsonville comes to Zeeland and plays a return game. The baseball fans crowd the sidelines. May 22. Zeeland High again confronts Saugatuck. Beat ,eml Bust 'eml That,s our custom! Yea! Zeeland May 24. The baseball season certainly is a busy one for Zeeland. Another enemy looms on the horizon. Who is it? Wayland. No dangerg Pep conquers all. The Public Speaking class presents MThe Florist Shopn for the benefit of the high school. A profitable half hour is enjoyed in the gym. May 29. The annual Junior-Senior Banquet featured at Warm Friend Tavern at Holland. The Juniors and Seniors are warm friends for one night at least. May 30. Memorial Day, spelling vacation for the students. JUNE June 1. The last month of the school year is ushered in, bringing with it thoughts of commencement and parting. June 10. The initial appearance of Volume Six of the Stepping Stone. The Annual Staff beams with pride on the fruits of their labor. Seniors start tackling their exams with a will. June 11. Seniors breathe a sigh of relief. Their exams are over, once and for all. Hooray! .lune 12. Parties and other affairs are surely occupying the Seniors these last days. June 14-. Time wings its way. The end is near. June 16. Rev. Van Peursem preaches the baccalaureate sermon to the Seniors. June 18. Graduation Day is here. The Beginning of the End. June 19. Our work is finished. If our readers take more than a casual glance at this calendar we feel that our aim has been accomplished. That future calendar editors may derive just as much pleasure from their work as we have in com- piling this record of our high school life is our sincere wish. Farewell. Page Une Hundffd ffffffll QYIWLV tif 11.-ii F0rYom'Next HAIRCUT-SHAVE-BOB Try VEREEKE'S BARBER SHOP June V. P. was asked, What did demanded the chapter and verse. Henry the Sth do t0 Arjqe B0leYn?,, June opened the History book and The TCPIY Was SUTPUSIUS3 ointed out this assa e: P P g '4Please, teacher, he ironed on herf' She persisted on giving this answer and finally the teacher, in exasperation, 6'Henry pressed his Suit on Anne Boleynf' SPORT GOODS . ' i We Outfit You SllPl3RlLDR 206 Rrvrsn AVENUE HOLLAND, MICH. UNSELFISH Down at the corner selling ice cream Ada ,lane B.: Mother, have you got Cones' O O 0 O 3 mckel for 3 Poor Old man? Gertrude Moeke: Mister, will you fix Lcwhere is the poor old man, my up my kitty? There is a miss in her daughter? purrf' G. y BooNE a co. I G A Store Gaining Prestige With QUALITY, SERVICE AND PRICE MUNSINGWEAR - for Comfort HOSIERY - UNDERGARMENTS Page Our Hundrfd Sixtern H xg Y H ,, LLL.-. A4421 N21 'KH S- ,X f Wwfffi A Cf X Lv Xl ZHH f J ,f l For Better Eleetrieezl Service O12 Automobiles and Radiox CALL or SEE l I GEO. KAMPS ELECTRIC SHOP I THE PLACE OF REPUTATIONH l Corner Main and State Streets Phone 241 F2 FOOTBALL Mr. Andrews: Socks, waiting to be Little Junior: Uncle, does father like darned-3, to watch you play football?', 0 O 0 0 Albert Brower: What an idea! I SAFETY FIRST donit play fooballf' Little Junior: Well, I heard father say whenever you kick off, helll quit workingf' o o o o Mr. Andrews: 'cl had a hope chest. too, before we were marriedf, Friend: What did you have in it? Lorenzo M.: What precautions do you take against microbes? Rich. M.: uFirst, I boil the water -' Lorenzo: '6Yes, and then ?', Rich.: Wllhen, I sterilize it - Lorenzo: 'gThat'S right, and then? Rich.: I drink nothing but beerf' Ter Haar and Timmer Motor Sales Y Sales 54, 1 1 KS Service IRM K N II 09 iice' rr DAY AND NIGHT S WE REPAIR ALL WRECKER SERVICE I ,f 'O MAKES OF CARS l OAKLAND-PONTIAC I I CROSLEY RADIOS I I 215 MAIN STREET Dependable Used Cary ZEELAND, MICHIGAN I I Page One' Hllnrlrrd Sfvrllln I me I gfkty , I - - slafi reewf ff -as-L' -is--fi 5 I A lf -'- ' Ll ' -.X Q , w , t I I Our Aim IJ: Satisfy Our Cmtomers in Price and Quality in Booky, Stationery, School and Ojice Supplies H.R.BRINK 48 E. EIGHTH STREET HOLLAND, MICHIGAN PHONE 5715 It takes three women for girlsj to make a conversation: Two to talk and a third to talk about. o o o o Sally De Jonge: If I kissed you, would you scream?,' Joanna De Vries: Yes, but please don't mind thatf, o o o o Ethel Kleinjans: s'She is the picture Andrew Meussen: Pa, what is a bluff? Father: Threatening to leave home if your mother has her hair bobbed, my sonf' o o o o Jack Plewes: Wait a minute. I thought I heard something breakf' Eileen: Never mind. That was just my promise to my mother. o o o of healthf' .Ienn Elzinffa: Yes,remarkabl well Man was created first to wait for ,Y D Y pamtedf' woman. HOLLAND COLONIAL and STRAND THEATRIES A OUR SCREEN SINGS AND SPEAKS Page Om' Hundred Eightien xg, xxx E- , , Lili,-ILT? if - T 'S ,fe we F' Kc QUESTION BOX Many hundreds of serious questions are asked, and we are glad to say our editor has solved many serious prob- lems in the realm of love and lovers. Address all letters to Love-Lorn Editor, care of Stepping Stone. Question: If a sweet girl asked you to a party, what would be the proper way to accept? Answer: Since the girl is sweet it would be proper to send her a bouquet of sweet flowers. I suggest a bunch of sugar beets.-Love-Lorn Elitor. Dear Editor: What looks the best on a girlis hair, to keep it in good shape, hair pins or a hair net?-Geneva V. D. Answer: To keep the hair up and at the same time beautify appearances, use safety pins.-Love-Lorn Editor. Question: What should I do? I have so many boy friends asking me for dates that I get bored, yet I don't like to refuse them.-Daisy Schilstra. Answer: If you're too popular with the fellows the best thing to do is to buy a ten cent ring and put it on your engagement finger.-Love-Lorn Editor. Question: If a fellow has good looks, good humor, and all that, how should he introduce himself into society? Answer: I would suggest that you purchase a copy of Beardis History. You can do anything if you know some- thing about History.-Love-Lorn Editor. Question: What is the best brand of cold cream?-Eleanor Faber. Answer: Arctic or Kellyis. -Love-Lorn Editor. Question: Would you allow a fellow to squeeze your arm?-Tena Arends. Answer: Yes! Blood rushes to your arm and gives a hearty complexion. -Love-Lorn Editor. Question: Kindly tell me why it is that a girl closes her eyes when a fellow kisses her.-John De Vries. Answer: If you will send me your photograph, I may be able to tell you the reason.--Love-Lorn Editor. Question: Would it be wise for me to marry a girl with money to burn? -Jason Deur. Answer: Yes, she ought to make a good match.-Love-Lorn Editor. o o o o TAKEN FROM FRESHIVIAN EXAM PAPERS Stability is taking care of a stable. A mosquito is the child of black and white parents. A monastary is a place for monsters. Cannibal is two brothers who killed each other in the Bible. The head contains the eyes and brains, if any. The chest contains the lungs and part of the liver. Expostulation is to have small pox. Plural of spouse is spice. Subjects have a right to partition the king. Population of New England is too dry for farming. The patriarch Moses never ate noth- ing except when there was a famine. A telephone is a sort of long wire with a spout at each end. The president takes the yoke of office. A blizzard is the inside of a hand. The organs of desperation are the lungs and the diagram. I A cuckoo never lays its own eggs. George Eliot left a wife and children when he died. The cow has a pulse as well as any- body else but you can't feel it at his wrist. Gender shows whether a man is mas- culine, feminine, or neuter. .Iames I died of argue. What is the ofiice of the gastric juice? The stomach. o o o o HUMAN NATURE I've made a great discovery 'Twould make Old Darwin blink I looked beneath my dresser And found the missing link. Page One Hundrrd Ninztern XQV R' A 701 I feat -fib-1 ,f ,Lf gieiefgti ll 1 W 'I li ,7,l! i s DOERNER BEAUTY SHOP Posr OFFICE BUILDING ZEELAND, MICHIGAN Telephone 481 Try Our Beauty Service We specialize in Permanent Waving and in all the Arts of Beauty Culture. N0 RECOMMENDATION night I heard pa tell Uncle Bill that What do you think of mud as a they would stick around after the show beautiHer?', and pick up some chickensf' Well, it hasnlt done much for the 0 0 0 0 turtle. Roger D. P.: Ivan, lend me a five- 0 0 0 0 spot only for a momentf' Harvey Dozeman fat poultry showj : Ivan D, P.: Quite sure you only want Ma, let's stay until they let the animals it for a moment?,, outf' Roger: Quite sure - only for a Mother: 6'They clonlt let them out, moment? dearf, Ivan: All right. Wait a moment, and Harvey: Yes, they do, ma, 'cause last then you won't want it. I I I i 1 Compliment! of Mead Johnson E99 Company Page Om' Hundred Twenty X, ,e W KHHY , N j if of , ,inf X , Z' 5 A, d AND' . ur' fi F' t i H55 1 , Every Event in School Life if Worth ez Photograph You Will Trensnre Them in the Years to Corne Your Photograph It is one thing in all this world that no one but you can give Phone 107 for An Appointment The Zeeianndl Art Studio E. 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