Zeeland High School - Stepping Stone Yearbook (Zeeland, MI)

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f 2,,,,.W,WW,,..,-,,,,,,, , , , f xx, ,,,,, WWW , ,, W ' ' l 1,4 '- ,- ,,,, WINONA WELLS Shu ii lirrffly' uf' but f111'11g,i' Ifn' fullf'fIi011. Zeeland Public' Schools. Class Ecliloi' '27, '23, '29, Clievr Leader '27g llo- bziliug '28, '29, fill: Dcclamaiion 'ZXZ Orcilory '3U2 Glce Club '27, '23, '29, '303 Alhluiir Board 'SOC Girl Scouts '27, '23, '29, '30: Patrol Lczlclci' '27g Treasure-1' '291 Nntiunnl llon-or Society '29, 'SUQ lizzskclball '27, '23, '29, '3Ug Capiain U03 Glee Club Concert '29: Class Play '29, '30g Associate Eclitur ol Stepping Slouc '29, Literary Eclilui' '30, ANGEIA N Viuzmzx mn ,YOH1iixg crm ln' zlvnr at rnin, flaiiily, 111111 prudrriilyj' Kei-l:mc.l Publis Sflmuls. Glcc Club '27, Girl Srouls '27, 'ZSQ French Club WU, 06'-RKQQRIQJZQD' lass Cjololfs White and Blue lass qlo wer Forget-me-not lass jlfo tio We have crossed' the' buyg the ocean lies before' us. gg, ,,.,, WW .,,,,, , ,,,,.,,,,, ,,, -Y 3 1 - , ,. , , - Mg ff Mx, llagw Twmzly-Aix

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Tilhli 2 W CATHERINE BI. HUYSI-LR Thy 11znds:Iy'p 11 mmlll' Io Ihy mfril. Beaverdmn und Zeeland Public Schools. Glue Club ,27. DICNNIS ROELOFS Xu nm' if mfflzpt from trzfki 71 g no nn' mr West Drenlhe, Zeeland Public Schools. Band '30, Agriculture Club YO. Gi:RALn1N1a ROELUFS To Jimplicily nxfigrxs har cfmrg I French Club '30, NIARTIN VAN BEEK H1 J a good Iiitlr buy, Ovens and Zeeland Public Schools. DORA A. XVESTYELD '4SilM1c'1' if mon' zloqllfnt than Zeeland Public Schools. Glee Club 'Z7g Girl Scouts '27, Club '30. HARVERY ll. DUZIQMAIN 'Tfhildrru mmf play. Hawthorne, Wvcst Drcuthc, and Zeeland Public Schools. French Club '30: .Xgricullure Club JEANHTTE VER HAGE fl pfacr 1150-115 all zarlllly dig quifl rrn1,u'zerxfs. f. Wvest D11-nlhe, Zeclancl lublic Schiruls. fL'0rdx. 'vq -og. '5O. French rziiim, 11 Alifl and L , .W M3 Zeeland Public Schools, Glec Club '27, '2S: Girl Scnulx '27, '76 Fi'ench Club '3U: Opereltn ,Z7. NEI,DA CAIQOLIML BAEHR fl frnzlfr lzmrt, a :will irzflmilflrf' Zeelnml Public Schools. Band '30, E ,f'i hiii, L Pagi' Tiwrzti

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I , 1 Mi yy g o if iv THE SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Four years ago were enrolled in good old Zeeland High School, sixty-eight enthu- siastic Freshmen in the Mfllass of l93U.,' The possibilities of this peppy group, at first a matter of speculation. soon proved to be beyond expectation. and far beyond the usual run of raw material. Brain and brawn have been equally developed. Among our number are several who have attained outstanding scholarshipg and signal honors in oratory and debating have been heaped upon us. two of our members having rated as part of a State Cham- pionship team. The coaches quickly discovered a group of husky lads to he the most promising football and basketball stuffg and athletics in Zeeland High have thereby been given an extraordinary boost. Several of the team captains have been of the class of 1930. Nor has this been confined to the meng for the young ladies of the class have competed with great ability in many a game of basketball. It did not require any length of time for the music director during our Freshmen year to find abundant material for Glee Club purposes, nor did she hesitate putting' such to work. Witness the great success of our supreme effort, MThe Fire Prince, given in our Freshman year. All honor goes to the boys and girls whose organizing and executive abilities have made of these sixty-eight beginners an energetic group working as a unit. Under the guidance of the class sponsor, Miss Yan Yessem, the class presented in its Junior year the tremendously successful play. GU-Xdam and Eva. And in that same year the social event pre-eminent was the formal banquet at the Vvarm Friend Tavern in honor of the Senior class. Wlierl we consider the fact that several of the Presidents of the Student Council and Athletic Boards were chosen from among our number, we are indeed proud of the ability shown. Then followed the marvelous reception accorded MPeg O' My Heart in our Senior year. This play brought in more returns in every way than any other that has ever been given in the school. Now with the completion of this seventh volume of t'The Stepping Stone, the career of the class comes to an end. It remains for us to arrange for our great denouement, and then to go out into the world to prove the value of our four years of preparation. to put to use the great lessons we have learned here. and to show our appreciation of the blessings received. in real, blessed giving to our world. V' ww H I ,,,., tk 51' . ,., M , ., . Pap Tiwfify 21