Holland Christian High School - Footprints Yearbook (Holland, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1943 volume:

Z., N , ,gym 1 9 FOREWORD With the belief that the purpose of a high school annual is to portray student life, We, the staff of the Boomerang, have attempted to pre- sent the record of the pleasant and happy memories in a year of high school life. May this purpose be ful- filled in clays to come when vivid memories are boomeranged back to you. PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL .. W , - , , ,,. . mv,..,+-, , my , bl- 1 Faculty SENIOR HIGH FACULTY Third Rowfllandels, Carter, Damson, Mackay, Chapman, Weiss, Geerlings, Gould. Second Row-Vlestveer, Nelson, De Meyer, Veen Huis, Meinsma, Hagen, Blekkink, Van Hoesen, Rogers, Geiger First Row-Sleketee, Calvert, Hanson, Riemersma, Fell, Moody, Van Dyke, Reeverts, Stegeman, Parkyn ADMINISTRATION MR. E. E. FELL, Superintendent of Schools MR. J. J. RIEMERSMA, Principal of Senior High Miss MINNIE K. SMITH, Principal of junior High JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY First RowfDenton, Ewald, Ver I-Iulst, Bylsma, Lampen, Bishop, Dykhuizen, Krum, Vander Veere. Second Row-Brower, McClellan, Althuis, Lee, Nelson, Major, Vander Werf, Shoup, Dams, Cappon. First Row-Denton, Ewald, Ver Hulst, Bylsma, Lampen. Bishop, Dykhuizen, Krum, Vander Veere. E l 5 E 2 2 a S 3 i Seniors SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND PATRONS Second Row-Mr. Hanson, Miss Calvert, Mr, Damson. Fr t RowfDon Ladewig, Marion Kleinhuizen, Lloyd Heneveld, Marvin K gt SENIOR HONOR ROLL Rose Mary Ruch Luella Pyle Leona Overbeek Donald Scholten Floyd Kreuze Irene Folkert Ernest Meeuwsen Phyllis Haskin Shirley Anderson john Mooi Robert Folkert Bernard Kool Barbara Yeomans Lloyd Heneveld Lela Vandenberg Doris Van Dahm Kenneth Weller Jeffery Wiersum Frances Thompson Gertrude Maassen Harold Ketchum Ruth jipping Owen Koeppe Joyce Fris Stanley Plagenhoef jack French Dorothy Poll Evlyne Beyer Charlotte Hieftje Tommy Lou Ming Virginia Brower Paul Overbeek Robert Nienhuis Alice Stoel Edward Frens Raymond Slotman Geneva Pelon Donald Ihrman Harold Karsten Edna Van Tatenhove Betty Van Lente Donald Koopman Thelma Oonk Ruth Battjes james Crowley Julia Smith V V V V V V V V jessie Alger jane Allen Chester Alofs Shirley Anderson Maralyn Baker Harold Bakker 11 Betty Boeve Myra Bontekoe Ivan Borton Myrtle Bos Harold Barber Carolyn Bareman Harvey Barkema Ruth Battjes Anne Beatty Evlyne Beyer Norma Bosma jane Boyce Jacquelin Bremer Ruth Brightrall Harry Broek Myra Brouwer Ruthmary Cook jean Covell james Crowley Vivian Dalman Virginia Brower Virginia Burgh Ellen Bush Harvey Busscher Edna Cook Mildred Cook 12 Gerold Darmenberg Boyd De Boer Ruth De Boer Russell De Feyter Mary Lois De Fouw Ann Dekker 1 5 Bill Dc XX'iltlc Eugene De XX'itt Robert Dc Young lfrank D1 Iwglm Charlotte De Krakcr john Dc Haan Orma Den Blcykcr Marlyn Dc Nell james Den I-lertler Henrietta Dc Wcertl Evelyn Doorneweerd William Douma Suzanne Draa Earl Dunnewin Gladys Dyke Juella Dykhuis jack French Edward Frens Joyce Fris Thomas Funckes Doris Eash Maxine Essink William Fabiano Irene Folkert Robert Folkert Donald Frego 14 Marian Gebben Evelyn George Claribelle Gerritsen Annis Gillette Alma Glupker Barbara Gordon 15 Kenneth Hartgcrmk Phyllls Haskln john Haveman Julius Helder Robert Grabofski Arthur Groenhof jay Groenlecr Earl I-lamelink Wfilliam Hamlin Elmer Harmsen ,- Egg , Georgina Hemple Lloyd Heneveld Elaine Hertz Delores Heyboer Charlotte Hieftje Muriel Hopkins Robert Jacobs Marvin Jalving Lois jesiek Lois jillson Robert Horn Robert Houting Alexander Humbert Warren Huyser Donald lhrman Robert Immink 16 Ruth jipping Seth Kalkman Juanita Kalman Alfred Kane Harold Karsten Dan Kempker 17 Marian Kleinhuizen Theodore Kleinheksel Kenneth Kleis Albert Kllnge Harold Ketchum Eugene King Donald Kingsley Ethel Klein Bernice Kleinheksel Fred Kleinheksel Arvilla Klomparens Nelson Klungle Warren Knapp Phyllis Knoll Ronald Kobes Owen Koeppe Donald Koopman Marvnn Kragt Floyd Kreuze George Kuker Bernard Kole Dorothea Kole George Kolean Gail Kooiker Bernard Kool Robert Koop 18 Steven Kuna Donald Ladewig Eileen Lampen Gunther Lohmarin Lois Lugten Gertrude Maassen 19 gy... 3 .11 1-fffz, i., f SSM' fi. .f 1.5, . - - if li 1 . 1. , . ,.N, !5 'kkr, 1 L ' I ffl? 1 X '. - ' N, L u ' 1 2 W I E 1 -V n Tommy Lou Ming Eleanor Miskottcn Margaret Moody Paul Moody William Mackay Charleen McCormick Ernest Meeuwsen Hazel Meeusen Lavina Michielson Dorothy Mills John Mooi Ruth Morgenstem Vernon Muelenbelt Mary Mulder Mary jane Mulder Robert Nienhuis Leona Overbeek Paul Overbeek Phyllls Overway jeneva Pelon William Norlin Edgar Nutkins Joyce Nyenhuis Florine Nykamp Lorayne Nyland Thelma Oonk 20 Ruth Pierson Stanley Plagenhocf Lois Plaggemars Charles Ploegsma Dorothy Poll Ernest Post 21 112' 5. .rf Q l-ltrrnina Roon Vernon Ronan Rose Mary Ruth Kenneth Russell Arthur Priggc Arlene Prins Robert Prins Luclla Pyle William Rauch Mavis Riemcrsma joe Rutman Mildred Sale Charles Schaap Richard Scheerhorn Betty Schippers Della Schippers james Shramek Charlotte Slebelmk Wnllnam Slagh jack Slooter Corrine Scholten Donald Scholten Ruby Schrotenboer Kenneth Scripsma Wayne Schutmaat Walter Seidelman 22 Raymond Slotman Jack Smith james Smith julia Smith Donald Sova Arlene Sparks 23 Louise Ter Beek Norman Ter Beek Elaine Ter Haar joyce Ter Haar Kenneth Steggerdil Alice Stocl Phyllis Stoit Betty Sweet Beatrice Tanis Harold Ten Cat: Frances Thompson jean Tubergen june Tubergen Raymond Tubergan William Tummel Doris Van Dahm Vernon Van Langevelde Frances Van Leeuwen Betty Van Lente Phyllis Van Lente Helen Van Dyk Ward Van Dyk Mildred Van Dyke Pauline Van Eerden Raymond Van Ess Bernice Van Eyck 24 Robert Van Oss Milton Van Putten Floyd Van Raalte Edna Mae Van Tatenhove Gladys Van Tubbergen Robert Van Ry 25 N i 1 u 5 is ' 3.5. ' . - . , if V V ' 1 X Donald Ver Beck Joyce Valkema Natalie Varano Harold Vande Bunte Lewis Vande Bunte Elmer Van Dc Wkge Lela Vandenberg Cornelius Vander Kuy Lois Vander Schel Donald Veele Carla Visscher Arthur Volkema Ruth Walters Kenneth Weller jean Wennersten Judson Wiersma Jeffery Wiersum julia Wolters Sidney Woudstra Barbara Yeomans Richard Zavadil jay Zoet 26 JESSIE ALGER Chorus 2, 3, 4. JANE ALLEN G. A. A. 2: Choir Z, 3, 4. CHESTER ALOFS Fireman 4. SHIRLEY ANDERSON Orchestra 2. 3. 4, Vice-President 4: G. A. A. 2, 3: Group Chair- man 3. Chaplain 5, 41 Victory Council Secretary 4: Personnel Board 4, Junior Honor Roll: Senior Honor Roll, LOuIs BAGLADI CNO picturej Baseball Z, 3: Reserve Football 2, 5: Junior Honor Roll. Var- sity Club 4. MARALYN BAKER G. A. A. 2: Choir 2, 5, 4: Ath- letic Sister 5, 4, Co-Treasurer 53 Class Secretary 4: Group Chap- lain 4g Holland High Herald Board 4. HAROLD BAKKER HAROLD BARBER Chorus 23 Choir 3, 4. CAROLYN BAREMAN Chorus 2: ot!-Wtzrd Shorthand Award 4: SU-Wford Type Award 4, HARVEY BARKEMA Junior Band 23 Assistant Mana- ger Baseball 25 Hi-Y 2. 5, 4, Treasurer 4: Manager Baseball 31 Reserve Basketball 5: Varsity Basketball 41 Senior Band 5, 4. RUTH BATTJES Library Assistant 43 Senior Honor Roll. ANNE BEATTY G. A. A. 2: Drum Malorette Z, 5. 41 Drum Marorette Contest. Second Plate 2: Senior Play 43 Group Chaplain 4: Gym Assist- ant 4: Holland High Herald Board 4. EVLYNE BEYER Group Chairman 5: Cornmertial Law Award, First Place 3: Or- chestra 5. 43 Boomerang Board 45 513-Wtrrd Ty e Award 4: ntl- Word Shorthanela Award 4: ,lun- Ior Honor Roll: Senior Honor Roll. BETTY BOEVE Group Chairman Z: G. A. A, 2. 3: Delegate to National Red Cross Convention 35 Alderman 4: Athletic Sister 4: Library As- sistant -lg Holland High Herald Board 4. MYRA BONTEKOE Chorus 2: G, A. A, Z, 51 Choir 5: Senior Play 4. V V SENIOR ACTIVITIES GERALD BORGMAN QNo pitturej lvAN BORTON Hamilton 21 Camera Club 5: senior Play 4. I-II.Y 4. lNlYR'l'I.F Bos Group Chairman 2: Senior Band 2: CQ. A. A. 2. 3: Athletic Sister sg Choir -lg Holland High Her' ald Board S. NORMA BOSMA Chorus 2, 4. JANE BOYQE I Chorus Z, Choir 5, 4. JACQIIELINE BREMER G. A. A. 2. 53 Chorus 3: Cheer Leader 5: Personnel Board 5: Vice-President Girls' l.ea,uuc 3: Holland High Herald Board 4. RUTH BRIGHTRALL Chorus 25 Choir s. HARRY BROEK BIYRA BROUVVER Choir 2, 5. 1: Sextette lg Group Lhaplarn 1: Alderman 4: Ath lent Sister 4. Secretary 3. VIRGINIA BROWER Chorus 2. 33 so-XY'ord Type Award rl: junior Honor Roll: Senior Honor Roll. VIRGINIA BUROI-I Sturgis 2. 5: ooEX'i'ord Shorthand Award 4: junior Honor Roll. ELLEN Busu Chorus 2. 5: 0. A. A. 2 s Library Assistant 4. HARVEY BI'sst.I-IER Baseball 1. 5: Varsity Club 4. JESSE COLE KNO picturej Gym Award 3: Track 3. EIJNA COOK G. A. A. 1. 3: Chorus 13 Group Chaplain 4: Holland High Her- ald Board 41 Ro-XN'ortl Shorthand Award 41 ,lunior Honor Roll. AIILDRED COOK G. A. A. 1: Choir Z. 5. 4. Presi- dent 41 Librarian 5: Sextette 2. 5. 4: State Sextettc Contest Z. 51 Alderman 3: Senior Play 41 Pio- Wlord Shorthand Award 4, RTITHMARY COOK G. A. A, 3. B3 Group f.haplaIn 51 Athletic Sister 4, Group Chairman 4: Vittorx' C.ounc.l 4. V V JEAN COVIELL Sullrns Collcge. Bristol. Virginia 1. s. JAMES CROXVLIEY Fireman 41 Junior Honor Roll: Senior Honor Roll. VIVIAN DALMAN Choir 2. 5. 4. Librarian Z: G. A. A. I. 5. GEROLIJ DANNENBERG BOYD DE HOFR Gym Award 2: Intramural Bas- ketball Championship Team Z1 Chorus 1. 5: Hi-Y 5. 41 Fire- man I. Choir 4. RI:TII DE BOER Chorus 2, 5: Personnel Board -1. RL'ssELL DE FEYTER Chorus Z: Reserve football Z: Varsity Football 3. 4: HI-Y 5. DIARY Lois DE Fouw Choir 2. 5, 4: G. A. A. 2. 5: Class Treaxurer 2: Group Chap- lain 5. Chairman -l: President Girls' League 4, Victory Counul 4. Vitevpresident 4. JOIIN DE HAAN Chorus 2: HI-Y 2. 3. 4. ANN DEKKER tihorus 1. CHARLOTTE DE KRAKER ta. A. A. 3. fJRMA DEN BLFYKER Chorus 2. INIARLYN DE NEFF nlrorus 2. sg Holland High Her- ald Board 4. JAMES DEN HERIIIER Senior Band 2. K. 4, Student Director 4: Group Chairman 42 Vittory Council 31 Salcty Coun- cil 41 Alderman 41 Orchestra 4. HENRIETTA DE VUFERD VUILLIAL1 DE XY'II,oE to-In Award s. EUGENE DI2 VUITT Varsity Football 2. 5, -4: 'liratk I. Reserve Basketball Z3 Group Chairman 5: Setond Team All- Conrerenee Football 4: American Legion Football Trophy 4: Jun- ior Rotarian 41 Chiet or Polite 4: Variity Llub Vice-President 4. RORERT Dr YOUNG Senior Band 2, B. 4. Senior Play AI. V V FRANK DI FIGLIA A. C. Keppel Memorial Prize, Second Place 2, Reserve Foot- ball 2, 3: Group Chairman 31 Gym Award 3, Camera Club 3, 4. EVE LYN DOORNEWEERD Chorus 2. WILLIAM DOUMA Choir 2, 3, 4. SUZANNE DRAA Grand Rapids Central 2, 3. EARL DUNNEWIN junior Band 2, Senior Band 3, . GLADYS DYKE Chorus 2, G. A. A. Z, 3, 4, G. A. A. All-Star Team 2, 3, 4, Champion Ping-Pong Singles 2, 3, 4, Champion Ping-Pong Dou- bles Z, 3, 4, Doubles Tennis Chartnpion Z, 5: Athletic Sis- ter . jUELLA DYKHUIS DORIS EASH G. A. A. Z, Chorus 2, Welfare Board 4, Cheer Leader 4. MAXINE EssINIc Hamilton 2, 5. WILLIAM FABIANO Fireman 4, Holland High Herald Board 4. IRENE FOLKERT Library Assistant 3, 4, junior Honor Roll, Senior Honor Roll. ROBERT FOLKERT Track 2, 3, Fireman 4, junior Honor Roll, Senior Honor Roll. DONALD FREGO jACK FRENCH Senior Band 2, 3, 4, Holland High Herald Treasurer 4, Cam- era Club 4, Alderman 4, junior Honor Roll, Senior Honor Roll. EDWARD FRENS Zeeland 2, 5, Senior Honor Roll. jOYCE FRIS Choir 2, 5, 4, Librarian 4, Class Secretary 2, G. A. A. 2, 35 Ath- letic Sister 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Group Chaplain 3, Holland High Herald Co-Editor 4, junior Hon- or Roll, Senior Honor Roll. THOMAS FUNCKES MARIAN GEBBEN Chorus 2, 3. EVELYN GEORGE CLARABELLE GERRITSEN ANNIS GILLETTE Chorus Z. ALMA GLUPKER G. A. A. 2, Group Chairman 2, Choir 2. 3: Ath etic Sister 4, Group Chaplain 4. BARBARA GORDON Choir 2, 3, 4, Group Chaplain 3. ROBERT GRABOFSKI Sophomore Play 2, junior Band 2, Senior Band 3. 4. ARTHUR GROENHOF JACK GROENLEER junior Band 2. EARL HAMELINK WILLIAM HAMLIN Group Chairman 2, Golf 2, 3. Captain 3. ELMER HARMSEN junior Band 2: Clarinet Quar- tette 2, Senior Band 3. KENNETH HARTGERINK PHYLLIS HASKIN G. A. A. Z, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4: Group Chaplain 41 junior Honor Roll, Senior Honor Roll. jox-IN HAVEMAN Holland High Herald Board 4. jULlUS HELDER Reserve Basketball 2: Reserve Football 2, Intramural Basketball Champion Team 3: Holland High Herald Board 4: Group Chaplain 4, Cheer Leader 4. GEORGINA HEMPLE Group Chaplain 4. LLOYD HENEVELD Group Chaplain 2, Reserve Bas- ketball 2, Varsity Football Z, 5, 4, Captain 4, Tennis 2, 33 Class Vice-President 3, Group Chair- man 3, 4, Victory Council 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, All-Com ference Basketball Team 41 All- Conference Football Team 4, Varsity Club 4, Class President 4, Police Board 4, junior Honor Roll, Senior Honor Roll, ELAINE HERTZ G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. All- Star Team 3, Group Chaplain 3, 4, Senior Play 4, DOLORES HEYBOER G. A. A. 2, Chorus Z, 3, Choir 4. CHARLOTTE HIEFTJE Chorus 2, Choir 3, Literary Board 4, junior Honor Roll, Senior Honor Roll. MURIEL HOPKINS Chorus Z, 3, G. A. A. Z, 3, 4, Manager 3, 4, Cv, A. A, All-Star Team 2, 3, 4, Singles Tennis Champion 2, 3, Doubles Tennis Champion 2, 3, Doubles Ping- Pong Champion 4, Gym Instruc- tor Assistant 4. ROBERT HORN ROBERT HOUTING ALEXANDER HUMBERT Reddick, Ill., 2, 3, Varsity Bas- ketball 4. WARREN HUYSER DONALD IHRMAN Senior Band 2, 3, 4, President 4, State Solo Contest, First Divi- sion 2, 3: Brass Sextette 2. 3, State Contest, Second Division 2. National Contest, First Divi- sion 3: Group Chairman Z, 3, 4, Victory Council 3, 4, Boom- erang Board 4, junior Honor Roll, Senior Honor Roll. ROBERT IMMINK ROBERT jACOBS Senior Band 2. 3. 4, Fireman 4. MARVIN -jALVING Sophomore Play 2: Choir 2, 3. 4, Group Chaplain 3. Lors jEsIEIc G. A. A. 2, 3. LOIs jILLSON RUTH jIPPlNG Sophomore Play 2, G. A. A. 2, 50-Word Type Award 4, 80- Word Shorhand Award 4, Li- brary Assistant 4, Senior Play 4, junior Honor Roll. Senior Honor Roll. ERNEST joi-INSON KNO picturej Novice Tennis Doubles Cham- pion 2, Tennis 2, 3. SETH KALKMAN junior Band Z, Hi-Y 3. JUANITA KALMAN Drum Majorette 2, 3, 4. ALFRED KANE Sophomore Play 2, Senior Band Z. 3, 4. HAROLD KARSTEN Senior Band 2, 3: Drum Maior 2, 3, 4, Reserve Football Z. 3l Golf Z, 3: Reserve Basketball 2, Hi-Y 3, Group Chairman 3, Varsity Basketball 3, Varsity Club 4, Class Treasurer 4, Sen- ior Honor Roll. V V V V V V V V DAN KEMPKER Reserve Football 2: Varsity Foot- ball 3. 4: Fireman 4. HAROI.D KETCHIIM Fireman 45 Historical Board 4: junior Honor Roll: Senior Honor Roll. EUGENE KING Gym Award 5. DONALD KINGSLFY Saugatuck Z, 3: Holland High Herald Board 4. ETHEL KLEIN BERNICE KLEINHFKSFL Library Assistant 4. FRED KLEINHFKSEI. THEODORE KLEINIAIEIcsEL MARION KLEINHIIIZEN G. A. A. Z. 3: G. A. A. All, Star Team Z3 Group Chairman 25 Class Secretary 15. KENNETH KLEIs I Chorus 23 Hi-Y 2. ALBERT KLINGE Chorus 2: Reserve Football 55 Varsity Football 4. ARVILLA KLOMPARFNS NELSON KLLINGLE WARREN KNAPP Reserve Football 2: Varsity Foot- ball 3. -45 Camera Club 5: HIAY 3: Champion Intramural Basket- ball Team 5g Varsity Club Sec- retary-Treasurer 4. PI-IYLLIS KNOLL G. A. A. 2, 5: Group Chaplain 25 Eastern Star Essay Contest, Third Place 43 Gym Instructor Assistant ag Personnel Board 4. RONALD KOEES Hi-Y 2, 3: Senior Band 2, 5. -4g Manager Baseball 3. OWEN KOEPPF Hi-Y 3, -4: Group Chairman 43 Victory Council -1: Fireman 43 junior Honor Roll: Senior Honor Roll. BERNARD KOLE junior Band 5: Senior Band 4. DOROTH EA KOLE SO-Word Type Award 45 oo- Word Shorthand Award 4. GEORGE KOLFAN Bible Award 3. GAIL KOOIKER Hamilton 2: Chorus 2. BERNARD KOOL Senior Band 1. 5, 1. Vice-Presr dent 5, Orchestra 2, 31 Brass Sextette 2. s. 4, State Contest. First Place 51 XX'olverine Boys' State R1 Baseball 3: Vietory Council -4: Mayor 41 Senior Play 41 junior Honor Roll: Senior Honor Roll. ROBERT Koov Chorus 13 Choir 5. 4: Reserve Football 1. S: Varsity Football 4. Group Chaplain ti HI-Y 3. 4: Track 3, -4. DONALD KOOPMAN junior Honor Roll: Senior Honor Roll. INIARVIN KRALQT Chorus 2: Choir 5: Sophom-ore Plav 23 Camera Club 3. 4, Sec' retary 43 Hi-Y '11 Police Board 4. FLOYD KREIJZE Orchestra 2. 5. -4. Librarian 4g Group Chaplain 4: Sons ot American Revolution llssay Con- test Xliilinner 43 Camera Club 4: junior Honor Roll. Senior Honor Roll. GEoRtsE KUKFR Biology Award 21 Gym Award 3. STEVEN KUNA Track 3, DONALD LADIZXVIG Hi-Y 2. 5. 41 Senior Band 2. 5. 4. Secretary-Treasurer 41 Group Chairman 2: Reserxe Football Z: Golf 5: Varsity Club 4: Class Treasurer 1. 4: 50-XX'ord Type Award 5: Personnel Board 41 Orchestra 4. EILFFN l...-XMPFN Chorus 2: Assistant Librarian 4. GUNTHER LOHMAN Senior Band 1. 5. 4. LoIs LUGTEN Hamilton 4: Chorus 5: junior Honor Roll. GFRTRUDE BTAASSEN North Holland 2, Chorus 5: Choir 4: Personnel Board 4: junior Honor Roll: Senior Honor Roll. VVILLIAM BTACKAY Sophomore Play 2: Fireman 43 Varsity Club 4: Varsity Football -tg Holland High Herald Board 4. CHARLFFN MCCKJRMICK Chorus 21 cr, A. A. 3: sopiro. more Play Z1 Assistant Gym Director 4: Athletic Sister 4. Vice-President -11 Girls' League Treasurer -43 Group Chaplain 5. -lg Holland High Herald Board 1. HAZEI. lhlFFUSFN G. A. A. 2. 5. 41 Holland High Herald Board 4. ERNESI' MIQIQLIWSEN Sophomore Play 23 Senior Band 2. 5. 4. Assistant l.IbrarIan 3. Librarian 41 Hi'Y 1. 5. -l, Vice- President tg Baseball l. 33 Xlfolverine Boys' State 5: Camp HayY0-XVent-lla 6: Group Chap' lain s. Assistant Manager Re- serve Football Hg Reserve Basket- ball Eg International Printing lnk Essay Contest. Second Place 53 Holland High Herald Board s, 4: Group Chairman 4: Vic' tory Council 4, President 41 Manager Reserve Football 41 Varsity Basketball fl: Treasurer il: Senior Honor Roll. VERNON MFIILIZNBFLT junior Honor Roll. LAVINA MICIIIELSUN Chorus 2, S. DOROTHY lN1ll,l.S Senior Band 2. 5. 4L G. A. A. 2. 3. TOMMY Lou MING Iunior Band 1: Athletic Sister 5. 4. Secretary 3, 4: Group Chair- man S, 4, Chaplain 3, fl: Girls' League vate-Presirlrnr ag Alder- man 43 Fastern Star lzssay Con- test, First Plate -45 junior Honor Roll: Senior Honor Roll, ELEANOR lVllSKOTTl?N Hamilton 21 rilroras s. BTAIKGARET Moons' Chorus 2: Choir 5. 4: G. A. A. 1. 5. 4: All-Star Team Captain 4. PAUL MoODY Group Chapl.t:n 11 Hi'Y Z. s joIAIN MOoI Senior Band 2. 8. 4,1 State Solo Contest. First Division 21 Na- tional Solo Contest. Second Di' Lision Z3 State Solo Contest, Second Division 5: School Pian- igt -tg junior Honor Rollg Senior Honor Roll. RUTH lhIOliGlTNS'l'FRN DIARY MI? l.DFlt IYTARY JANE lh'llll.DER Choir 3. 3. Ig Sextette 51: Group Chairman 4: Victory Couneil 4. ROBERT NlliNlllllS Baseball 1. 5: Choir 2. Qi. 4: Reserve Football 3: Camera Club ig HI-Y 51 Group Chair, man 5. 4. Victory Council 4, Police Board- .155 Varsity -Foot- ball -ig Varsity Club 41 Senior Honor Roll. CALVIN NORDIIOIP 1No pieturej Group Chairman Z: Reserve Football 1: Group Chaplain 31 Fire Captain 4. WILLIAM NoRLIN Reserve Ifoorisali 11 Choir a, 4. V V V V V V V V EDGAR NUTKINS Pickford, Mich., 2: Hi-Y 4. JoYcE NYENHUIS Hamilton 25 Library Assistant 3. FLORINE NYKAMP LORAYNE NYLAND Chorus 2. 52 Choir 4. THELMA OONK Choir Z, 5, 45 Sextette 4: G. A. A. 2, 3: G. A. A. All-Star Team 35 Chairman of Girls' Leaeue Welfare Committee 35 Group Chairman 45 Victory Council 45 iurfior Honor Roll5 Senior Honor o . LEONA OVERBEEK G. A. A. Z, 3, 4, President 45 G. A. A. All-Star Team 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Alderman 45 Histor- ical Board 45 junior Honor Roll5 Senior Honor Roll. PAUL OVERBEEK Senior Band 2, 3, 45 Group Chairman 45 Victory Council 4: Personnel Board 45 Senior Play 45 Junior Honor Roll5 Senior Honor Roll. PHYLLIS OVERWAY Chorus Z, 35 G. A. A. 2, 35 Athletic Sister 4. GENEVA PELON Public Improvement Board 45 junior Honor Roll5 Senior Honor Roll. RUTH PIERSON Chorus Z5 Choir 3, 45 G. A. A. Z. STANLEY PLAGENHOEF Senior Band 2, 3, 4: Reserve Basketball Z5 Varsity Basketball 35 Tennis 2, 35 Reserve Football 35 Varsity Football 45 Fire Chiei 45 Varsity Club 45 Junior Honor Roll5 Senior Honor Roll. LOIS PLAGGEMARS Chorus 25 G. A. A. 2. CHARLES PLOEGSMA Class President 25 Group Chap- lain 2, Chairman 3, 45 Victory Council 45 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 All-Conference Football Team 39 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 All-Conference Basketball Team 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 45 Choir 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 33 Police Board 4. DOROTHY POLL 80-Word Shorthand Award 45 ilauiiifor Honor Roll5 Senior Honor o . ERNEST POST Senior Band 2. 3, 4, Vice-Presi- d-ent 45 Reserve Football 25 Var- sity Football 3. 4: Varsity Bas- ketball 3, 45 Tennis 35 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4: Hi-Y Confer- ence 35 Varsity Club 45 Alder- man 4. ARTHUR PRIGGE Group Chaplain 25 Hi-Y 3, 45 Holland High Herald Board 4. V V ARLENE PRINS Chorus Z, 35 Choir 45 60-Word Shorthand Award 4. ROBERT PRINS Senior Band Z, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Brass Sextette 2, 3, 45 State Contest, Second Division 2: State Contest, First Division 3: Woodwind Quintette 2, 3: State Contest, First Division 3. LUELLA PYLE D. A. R. Essay Contest Winner 35 Personnel Board Chairman 4: Co-Editor of Holland High Her- ald 45 Senior Play 45 Junior Honor Roll5 Senior Honor Roll. WILLIAM RAUCH Sophomore Play 25 Group Chair- man 3. MAVIS RIEMERSMA G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. JOHN Rooxs KNO picturej Sophomore Play 25 Golf 3: Sen- ior4Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, . HERMINA ROON Group Chaplain 4. VERNON ROWAN Sophomore Play Z5 Track, 2, 3: Varsity Club 4: Senior Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 45 Public Im- provement Board 4. ROsE MARY RUCH Chorus Z, 3: G. A. A. Z, 3, 4. Secretary-Treasurer Z, Manager 45 G. A. A. All-Star Team Z, 35 Athletic Sister 3, 4, President 4: Group Chairman 3, 4: Boom- erang Board 45 Victory Council 45 Senior Play 45 Junior Honor Roll: Senior Honor Roll. KENNETH RUSSELL JOE RUTMAN junior Band 25 Reserve Football 25 Reserve Basketball 2: Class Treasurer 2: Group Cha'rr'an Z. 4: Holland High Herald Board 4. IWILDRED SALE Library Assistant. CHARLES SCHAAP Hi-Y 3: Group Chaplain 45 Fire Captain 4. RICHARD SCHEERHORN Reserve Football 3. BETTY SCHIPPERS DELLA SCHIPPERS Chorus 2. CORRINE SCHOLTEN Chorus Z. V V DONALD SCHOLTEN Choir 25 Class Vice-President 25 Reserve Football 25 Reserve Bas- ketball Z5 Varsity Football 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Tennis 2, 3, 45 High School Mixed Doubles Championship 25 High School Doubles Championship 2, 35 South-Western Conference Doubles Championship5 Varsity Club 45 Fire Captain 45 Literary Board 3: Boomerang Editor 4: Junior Honor Roll5 Senior Honor Ro . RUBY SCHROTENBOER Orchestra 2, 3. WAYNE SCHUTMAAT Fireman 4. KENNETH SCRIPSMA Zeeland 2, 3: Holland High Herald Board 4. WALTER SEIDELMAN Chorus Z, 5: Choir 45 Track 3. JAMES SHRAMEK Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms 45 Sophomore Play 25 Gym Award 35 Group Chairman 31 Fireman 45 We fare Board.4l Intramural Basketball Champion- ship Team 45 Holland High Herald Board 4. CHARLOTTE SIEB ELINK G. A. A. 25 60-Word Type Award 4. WILLIAM SLAGH Choir 2, 3, 45 Fireman 3: Group Chairman 45 Victory Council 4. JACK SLOOTER Junior Band 2: Senior Band 5. 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND SLOTMAN Fireman 45 Senior Honor Roll. JACK SMITH Senior Band 2, 3, 45 Reserve Basketball 35 Camera Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 35 Boomer- ang Board 4. JAMES SMITH Junior Band 2: Senior Band 3, 4. JULIA SMITH Sophomore Play 25 Chorus 25 G. A, A, 2: Holland High Her- ald Board 35 Eastern Star Essay Contest, Second Place 4: Senior Play 45 60-Word Shorthand Award 45 junior Honor Roll5 Senior Honor Roll. DONALD SOVA ARLENE SPARKS KENNETH STEGGERDA Senior Band 2. 3, 4. ALICE STOEL North Holland 2: Chorus 3: Choir 45 50-Word Type Award 45 60-Word Shorthand Award 45 Historical Board 4: junior Honor Roll5 Senior Honor Roll. V V Pi-IYLLIS STOIT Choir 5, 41 Sextette 4. BETTY SWEET Class Secretary Z1 Chorus 2 a Junior Honor Roll. BEATRICE TANIS Chorus Z, 5. HAROLD TEN CATIE Orchestra 1. 3, 4: Group Chap' lain 25 Assistant Stage Manager 5: Group Chairman 45 Victory Council 4. LOUISE TER BEEK Chorus 2 5 Choir 3, 45 Sextette 45 Group Chaplain -5: Parlt Board 3, Chairman 4. NORh1AN TER BE EK Choir 2, 3, 41 Assistant Tratk Manager 2: Track Manager 5. Group Chairman 5. ELAINE TER HAAR Chorus 2. 3: Group Chaplain 45 Athletic Sister 3. 4: Holland High Herald Board 4. JOYCE TER HAAR Chorus Z. FRANCES THOMPSON Holland High Herald Board 4: Junior Honor Roll: Senior Honor Roll. RAYMOND TUEERGAN JEAN TUDERGEN Group Chaplain 5. JUNE TUBERGEN Group Chaplain 3. WILLIAM TUMMEL DORIS VAN DAHM Chorus 2: Choir 3, -15 Group Chaplain 2, 35 50-Wlord Type Award 51 Group Chairman 45 Victory Council 45 Boomerang Board 45 60-Vilord Type Award 45 120-Word Shorthand Award 4g Junior Honor Roll: Senior Honor Roll. HELEN VAN DYK Chorus Z5 Choir 5, 4: Senior Play 4. WARD VAN DYK Sophomore Play 25 Chorus 2 Choir 3. 4. MILDRED VAN DYKE Public Improvement Board 4. PAULINE VAN EERDEN G. A. A. 2: Chorus Z: Choir 3. 4. Assistant Librarian 4. RAYMOND VAN Ess Go? 5: Tennis 3: Senior Band 3, . V V BERNICE VAN liYt1K Chorus 2. S: G. A. A. 2. 5. l. Manager 5. 3. VERNON VAN I.ANt,EvELDE Junior Band 1. Senior Band 5. 4, FRANCES VAN LEEUWEN Group Chaplain Eg Library As, sistant l. BETTY VAN LENTE Orchestra 1, 5, 4. Class Seere- tary 21 Class Treasurer S: Clerk lg Hope College Oman Scholar- ship 41 D. A, R. Pilgrim -ll junior Honor Roll: Senior Honor Roll. PI-IYLLIS VAN l.EN TF G. A. A. l: Choir Z. 5, 41 Group Chaplain 3. Athletic Sis- ter 5. l. Treasurer 5. President 4: Alderman 4. ROBERT VAN Oss lNlIL'I'ON VAN PUTTEN Choir 2. 5. l: Group Chair' man 5. FLOYD VAN RAALTF ROBERT VAN RY Choir 1. 31 Reserve Basketball 2. 3: Baseball 2: Assistant Man- ager Football 2: Hr-Y Z. fi Group Chaplain 3: Fireman 4. EDNA VAN TATENI-IOvE Choir 2, 5. 4: Sextette 43 G, A. A. 2, 3. 4. Vice-President 4: G. A, A. All-Star Team 3: Class President 21 Class Secretary 35 lunior Honor Roll: Senior Honor Roll. GLADYS VAN Tt:aaERt:EN tiironn 3. HAROLD VANDE BUNTE Chorus 21 Choir S. 4: Reserve Basketball 3: Baseball 2, 5. LEWIS VANDE BUNTF Chorus 21 Choir 5. 4: State Vo- Lal Contest, First Division 5: Reserve Football 21 Varsity Foot- ball 3: Reserve Basketball 2: Baseball 1, 33 Group Chaplain 3. 4. Chairman 5. tl Vietory Counril 45 Polite Board 4, ELMER VAN DE XX-'EGF Chorus 2: H1-Y Conference S, 4: Fireman 4: Holland High Herald Board 4. LELA VANDENDERG Choir 2. 3. 41 Sophomore Play 2: Group Chaplain 4: Chairman 41 Vietory Council lg Alderman 4, Athletic Sister 4: Girls' League Seeretary 41 Holland High Herald Board 41 Senior Honor Roll. CORNFLIUS VANDER KLIY Pontiac 2: Varsty Football 3. 4: Baieball 31 Varsity Club President 4: Group Chairman 4. V V LUIS VANIIFIK SCHFL G. A. A. 2: Chorus Z1 Choir S. 41 Sexrette 4, DONALD VFR BI-EEK Senior Band 2. 3. 4, Oithestra 1. 5. 4. Baseball S: Group Chaplain 41 Fireman Al. JoYt3E VALKFMA rjironr. 2. sq t., A. A. 2. NATALIF VAltANKI so,w.rra Type Aaarri 1. Library AQSISUIHI l. DONALD VEELE C.-XRLA VIsst11IER G. A. A, lg Assistant Librarian 4: Assistant-liditor Holland Hi,-ah Herald 4. ARTHUR VOLKEMA Senior Band 3. S. ls RI'I'iI W'AI.'I'ERs G. A. A. 2: Chorus 2. S, 4: tirorn- einpinn 4. KENNETH VUELLER Senior Band 1. 6: Class Presi- dent 2. 35 Reserie Football 2: Varsity Football 3, -li Track 3: Wolverine Boys' State iz Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4: Camp Hay- O-XVent-Ha 51 Park Board 51 Varsity Club 4: Fireman V43 Boomerang Board 4: ,Iunror Honor Roll: Senior Honor Roll. JEAN XWENNERSTEN io-Word Type Award 4. HUA XX'ord Shorthand Award 4. lNlARGARET XVI-IITE 1No picturej Junior Band lg Senior Band 3, 4. JLIDSON VUIERSMA Reserxe Baukethall 25 Choir 2, S. 4: HIAY 5, 4. JEFEERY VUIERSUM Orchestra 1. 3, 4. Librarian 3. 5. President 4, State Solo Contest. First Place Z. National Solo Contest. Third Plate Z3 Group Chaplain 5: Junior Honor Roll: Senior Honor Roll. JULIA VUOLTFRS SIDNEY w'OLlDSTRA Stage Manager 6. 41 Fireman 4, BARBARA YEOMANS Chorus 23 Choir 5. 4: G. A. A. 1. 51 Vfeltare Board 5. 4. Chair- man 4: Sons ol Revolution Essay Contest X5C'inner 4: Junior Honor Roll: Senior Honor Roll. RICHARD ZAVADII. JAY ZUET Sophomore Play 2: Chorus 1. SL Boomerang Board 4. V V CLASS WI1.L We, the class of 1943, of Holland High School, city of Holland, county of Ottawa, state of Michigan, considering the uncertainty of this life, and being of sound mind and memory, and ready to go forth to battle the world and its dictators, do make and sign this our last will and testament. Item 1. To our beloved principal we bequeath a pair of glasses with telescopic lenses to enable him to discern the over-studious ones in the back of the auditorium. Item 2. To Miss Stegeman we bequeath a birthday cake. Item 3. To Miss Rogers we bequeath a new pair of boots and breeches for next year's excursions to the school forest. Item 4. To Miss Steketee we bequeath an alarm clock for her car, set for 1 :O5 P.M. Item 5. To Miss Mulder we bequeath another senior English class as good as ours. Item 6. To Miss Calvert, Mr. Damson, and Prof. Hanson we bequeath our appreci- ation for their work in the senior class activities. Item 7. To Miss Veen Huis we bequeath a magic potion that will enable her male students to eat what they cook, Item 8. To Mr. Chapman we bequeath our broken test tubes to be used in the study of glass. Item 9. Shirley Anderson leaves many memorable speeches ringing through the building. Item 10 Anne Beatty leaves her success as a charming drum majorette to Eleanor Reed. Item 11. james Crowley leaves his scientific ability to johnny Beereboom. Item 12 Frank Di Figlia leaves to match strength with Popeye. Item 15 Gladys Dyke leaves her athletic ability to Natalie Vander Schel. Item 14 Eugene De Witt leaves his silver star to his capable successor. Item 15. Joyce Fris and Betty Boeve leave their clever talent to whoever can duplia cate it. Item 16 Arthur Groenhof leaves his mustache to any one who is man enough to grow one. Item 17. Juke Helder leaves his enthusiastic spirit to Jack Tirrell. Item 18 Lewis Vande Bunte leaves his wonderful voice to Ed. Benz. Item 19 Marvin Kragt leaves his milk route to anyone who can get up that early. Item 20 Don Ladewig leaves humming the song Embraceable You. Item 21 jim Shramek leaves his goony gestures to Paul Kleis. Item 22. jack Smith leaves his camera to Dale Drew. Item 23. Bernard Kool leaves his administrative ability to next year's mayor. Item 24 Bob Prins leaves his line art to Roger Gunn, Item 25. Joyce Ter Haar leaves her shyness to Isla Vander Huevel. Item 26. Tommy Lou Ming leaves her precision to Louie Brooks, Item 27 Frances Van Leeuwen leaves her Spanish art to Don Milewski, Item 28 Bill Mackay leaves his round-the-world figure to Ned Olthoff. Item 29 Milton Van Putten left to help Uncle Sam. Item 30 Leona Overbeek leaves her height to Verna Van Otterloo. Item 31 To the school we bequeath everything that is securely fastened. We voluntarily nominate J. Riemersma as sole administrator of said will. THE SENIOR CLASS V V V V V V V I I 3 '5 CLASS PROPHESY Looking into her crystal ball, Madam Zulu foretells the future of our seniors: Maralyn Baker gladdens the home of that wealthy steel rnagnate. Anne Beatty is touring the country with her troupe of twirlers. Myra Brouwer opened an ice cream store and entertains her customers with songs. john De Haan is chief hog caller at the annual county fair. The German Band, that jim Den Herder is directing, opens tonight at Hans' Tavern, where Bob De Young is head bartender. Doris Eash has her dancing studio in Radio City. William Fabiano has fallen heir to his father's candy store. jack French, now in Buenos Aires, is a correspondent for the International News Service. Mrs. Alma Glupker Prins is doing her bit in the Prins Studio of Photography. The President of the TCP Air Lines, Lloyd Heneveld, gave an address at the company banquet on The Air Age. Dan Kempker won first prize of a ton of soap on Charleen McCormick's Quiz It program. Dr. Koeppe, M.D., eminent surgeon, performed a delicate brain operation on Kenny Scripsma. The Kuna Beverage Company went bankrupt after the recent prohibition law. Ernest Meeuwsen took over his duties today as editor of the Holland Evening Sentinel. joe Rutman broke the all-time speed record this year on the Salt Flats. Charles Schaap has just completed a new picture and is playing opposite Jean Haworth, known to Holland High alumni as Elaine Hertz. Rose Mary Ruch teaches school in South America. Don Scholten, a well-known physicist, invented an unbreakable goblet. Doris Van Dahm is private secretary to the newly-elected Secretary of State, Harold Karsten. ' V V V V V V V V SCHOOL CALENDAR September: Opening of school-O unhappy day? Two new teachers enter school to add to our enjoyment of History and TYPC' .. Election of class otlzcers. Good choices. too. First football game---Holland vs, Cres- ton. Holland High Herald vvins Quill and Scroll honors. Congratulations! October : junior pictures taken, Hummm. Holland-Kalamazoo game vvon by 2 points. Swell game. Stamps and bonds go on sale in school for hrst time. Sophomore class presents Plane Crazy. First Red Cross drive of the year. Re- sults: 'Way' over the top. Holland High Fire Department organ- ized. Scrap drive launched. Over 18 tons ol' scrap collected by our scrap-happy students. November: Armistice Day program with the band. choir, and an interesting speaker, Education Week programs in chapel. Holland-Grand Haven game, XX'hat rivalry, and what a sad end we met! The great annual Magazine campaign. North Side winners as usual. help South Side plan Senior Party. Court session held and penalties dealt to those slackers who failed to do their part during the campaign, December: Christmas program presented by the Council. Distribution of gifts and clothes to the needy. Contributions made by all school organizations. Christmas vacation enjoyed by all. january: XY'inter concert given by the High School Band. Senior play cast and business managers announced. Copies of the Holland High Herald sent to men in the service. First semester exams. February: Drawing held for Holland High Her- ald subscriptions. Remember the Beauty QU Contest. At last the Senior Party. appropriately called the Popcorn Ball. First Semester honor roll announced. Disappointed P March: Annual Mardi Gras celebration. Ah, what glamour and romance. Senior Play. Letters to Lucerne, pre- sented. Auditorium filled four nights. Two of our teachers leave to teach in other cities. Choir and Orchestra give Red Cross Benefit Concert in Hope Chapel. And last but certainly not least-- Spring Vacation, April: First baseball game with Allegan. You all know the outcome. Inter-class track meet held. Seniors winners. Our very successful bond drive started. Ambitious students sell over 517,- 000 worth of bonds in tvxo vveeks. May: Athletic Assembly. Awards and recog nitions given to all our athletes. Caucus. Election day. All-school track meet. Conference tennis match. 'l une: Senior day. Baccalaureate. Commencement exercises. V V V V V V V Juniors N. Albers, D. Allen, R. Arendsen, P. Arens, E. Baker, E. Barendse, W. Barense, J. Barkel, C. Barry. R. Bax, E. Becksfort, j. Beereboom, V. Bender, E. Benz, B. Bezon, D. Bilek, H. Bleeker, J. Bnerigter. C. Boers, V. Boeve, L. Borgman, E. Burr, J. Borr, j. Borr, L. Bonzelaar, j. Bos, E. Bouman. M. Boyce, R. Bredeway, B. Brinkman, J. Brooks, L. Brooks, H. Brower, E. Bussclaer, G. Chrispell, E. Cook. Curtiss, A. Bussies, M. Daining, G. Dams, J. De Jong, R. Den Bleyker, J. De Vries, B. De Weerd, F. De Wilde D. Diekema, E. Diekema, M. Dirkse, A. Dozeman, R. Draper, D. Drew, M. Dunning, L. Eastman, A. Eby. W. Eding, A. Eilander, C. Eilander, S. Emmick, M. Fairbanks, L. Farr, E. Feddick, J. Fitzpatrick, R. Fortney. B. Freeland, A. Funckes, P. Gillette, F. Girard, M, Glupker, M. Gordon, D. Gumser, R. Gunn, H. Harririgsma. l v v v v v v v v as l I 1 l T. Harrisun, M. Hartman. C. Hclmink. B. Hcntsfhcl. L. Hidnllnga. J. Hill. M. Hirdcs. H. Hncl-tic. J. HuHnmn. P. Hoffman, I. Huh. D. Hunting, R. Huutmun, P. Hulsclwm. Hulmnun, M. J.l.ll'ul.1, R. Jacuhiiais. D. Julving. R. Johnson, L. Jonkmzln. A. Kalniim, D. Kgllimnk. K. lCLllT1IUCI'Ll.lLl. B. Kzlniiiirramd, Kurs. J. Kctfhum. G. Kiel-cintvcld G. Klein, P. Kleia, M. Klompurcns, P, Klnmparcns, l. Klunglc. H. Knoll. J. Kniwll. M. Knoll. F. lifmyui. A. Krani, E. Krngt, J. Kril-cke, N. Kmncmcycr, D. I..1CL-y. Lamb. H. I..1n1bcrs. Lumbcrs. G. Lcmmsn. D. Lievcnse. D. Lindemnn. D. Lindhnlm, E. Lindsay, G. Lucw. P. Lnkkcr. NX'. Luwry. G. l.ulwbci'm. VU. Lundic. P. Maassen, R. Mant, J. Maatmun, J. lXIntchin5ky. M. McI.c.m, L. Mcppclmk. D. Miles, F. Milan, D. Milcwskn. G. Miner, M. Ming. B. Morey. M. Nnlwer. C. Nicnluni. V. Nicnhufa. E. Nicn. D. Nicusnm. D. Nivisun. V V V V V V V V 59 P. Nordhof, C. Nylancl, E. Nyland, N. Olthof, R. Oosterbaan, M. Palmer, W. Pelgrim, E. Peterson, -I. Petter. D. Poelakker, W. Pommerening, G. Por, G. Prins, M. Quist, E. Reed, W. Reed, L. Riemersma. H. Roels. A. Rooks, J. Rozeboom, K. Ruys, C. Sas, H. Schierbeek, D. Schipper, G. Schippers, R. Schoonard, N. Sjoerdsma G. Slenk, A. Sloothaak, R. Smith, R. Sorber, D. Steffens, L. Steketee, M. Sterenberg, B. Stickels, D. Stokes. R. Stolp, G. Strabbing, W. Strong, H. Ten Brink, D. Ter Haar, M. Thurber, C. Timmer, W. Timmer, A. Tinholt. 1. Tirrell, F. Topp, E. Tubergen, L, Van Bemelen, R. Van Dort, H. Van Dyke, j. Van Dyke, R. Van Dyk, M. Van Eck. M. Van Huis, B. Van Lente, H. Van Lente, C. Van Liere, J. Van Lopik, V. Van Otterloo, C. Van Raalte, M. Van Saun, D. Van Tongeren. K. Van Wieren, D. Van Zoeren, A. Van Zyl, R. Vandenbelt, C. Vandenberg, D. Vanden Brink, J. Vander Bie, I. Vander Heuvel, E. Vander Hill. V V V V V V V V N. Vander Schel, K. Vander Sluis, R. Vander Zwaag. j. Ver Burg, il, Ver I-Icy. M, Veldman M. Veurink, I.. Victor, M. Victor. M. Victor, P. Victor, Vining, R. Visschcr, S. Visser. D. Vuurhorst. Waililcc, B. XX'uIters H. Xvulrcrs. D. Ward, C. X5Ueller, P. Weller. D, W'ieghmink, L. Xwieglnnink. B. XX'ierda. B. Xwicrda, M. Xxliiiillflli. M. Vlfilliimis. H. Woibert, H. Wcmlbert. R. Wsvlters, H. Zoet, W . Zunncbclt. XV. Zych. B. Zych. Miss Van Huesen. Mr. M.ickay, Miss Randcls, JUNIORS VVITHOLTT PICTURES M. Aardema, V. Czerkie, H, Elferdink, E. Hnffmcyer, R. Kole. G. Marsh. M. Riemink, L, Timmcrman. V V V V V V V V Clyde Alger Miles Baskett George Cole Conrad Copleman Gerhard Cornelissen Rodger Dalman Patty Eby Kathleen Essenburg Robert Essenburg Clifford Geerlings Jack Glupker Lambert Haveman Leonard Aalderink Frank Bagladi Joyce Baker Keith Baker Stuart Baker Robert Bartels Chester Baumann Mildred Berkey Phyllis Bittner Arthur Bleeker Robert Bloemers Paul Boerigter Joyce Boersma Cora Boeve Shirley Bontekoe Nick Botsis Ruth Bowmaster Bernice Boyce Nancy Bramberg Rosemarie Brandt Bob Brink Helen Bruinsma Joyce Brummer Barbara Brunsell Elaine Burt Robert Burton Roger Bussies Mary Ann Cochran Allyn Cook Ellen Crowley Eugene Davidson Marie Day Elaine Dekker Faith Den Herder Kenneth De Waard Anna De Weerd Dingeman De Witt Doris M. Diekema Leslie Doorneweerd Peter Dryer Eleanor Dunnewin Kenneth Dykstra Noreen Essenburg Joan Fairbanks Beatrice Folkert SOPHOMORE CLASS l 1-B Class Dona Hoatlin Donald Hulst Ada Kars Donald Knoll Ervin Knooihuizen Erma Koetsier Doris Kolean Viola Kruiswyk Robert Kuiper Patsy Jean Lamont Edgar Lampen Marilyn Lugten Wayne Folkert Paul Fortney Beverly Frego Verne Fuder Wilma Groeneveld Clarine Gunneman Bill Haiker Eugene Hansen Rex Hays Patricia Headley Betty Helmink Peter Hibma Eugene Hiddinga Lois Hieftje Lois Hindert Connie I-linga Russell Horn Edna Hossink Dorothy I-loving Walter Hudzik Maurine Humbert Carl Immink Mary Ann Interbitzen Alvin Johnson Bernice Kalmink David Karsten Roger Kempers James Kiemel Bob Kimber Evelyn King Rudel Kleinheksel Ruth Klokkert James Klomparens Lucile Klomparens Annagene Knoll Gertrude Kolean Thelma Kraai Dorothy Kramer Ruth Krueger Adelaide Kuipers Bob Kuipers Velma Kuizenga Geraldine Lamb Celia Lambers Wilburt Lemmen Marian Mokma Mary Ann Nies Leona Nuismer William Orr Florence Poppema Betty Ranger Donald Rinkes Russell Simpson Miriam Slagh Janet Snow Jean Snow Betty Jane Spaulding 10-A Lorena Looman Ed Lugers Kay Macqueen Betty Marlink Joanne Mass Laurence Masse Rose McCormick Edgar Mosher Phyllis Mulder Ford Murphy Maxine Owen Virginia Parkes Leona Pathuis Morris Peerbolt Norman Piersma Bill Plomp Carol Prigge Peggy Prins Bill Reeve Carl Reimink Preston Rigterink Wendell Rooks Ruth Marie Ruch Gladys Rupp Gertrude Schievink Wayne Schipper Carolyn Scholten Alma Schrotenboer Elizabeth Sikkel Elvin Slenk Juanita Sly Betty Smith Bruce Sparks George Stille Roy Stokes Robert Stoppels Marilyn Sulkers Donald Sundin Sally Temple Kathabel Teusink John Thias Norval Trimpe Betty Tuinsma Katherine Steketee Vivian Steketee James Van Dyke Esther Van Houten Jean Van Tatenhove Mary Van De Vusse Alma Vander Hill Arlene Vander Meulen George Ver Hoef Norma Venhuizen Betty Visscher Myra Wiersma Mary J. Van Appledorn Marie Van Bragt Jack Vanden Berg Ted Vanden Berg Jay Van Der Bie Maxine Vander Yacht Betty Vande Wege Mary Vande Wege Peter Van Domelen Arthur Van Dyke Louis Van Dyke Edwin Van Harn Lucille Van Harn Leslie Van Hekken Lois Van Ingen XVarren Van Kampen Stanley Van Liere Stanley Van Lopik Alvin Van Meeteren Dale Van Oosterhout Bill Van Slooten Lloyd Van Slooten Gerald Van Tubbergen Fred Veersma Imogene Veltman Nona Ver Meulen Ernest Victor Mabeline Victor Donna Visscher Doris Von Ins Evelyn Von Ins Elaine Weaver Jay Weener Henry Weller Bob Welton Beverly Wentzel Maxine Wiersema Jean Wiersma Arlene Wieten Lois Williams Elora Wittingen Lois Zoet Kenneth Zuverink Roy Zwemer V V V V V V V V Activities Third Row-Riemersma, French, Heneveld, De Jong, Weller, Den Herder. Second Row-Ming, Van Lente, Cook, Harrison, Post, Miner, Vander Hill, Brower, First Row-Vandenberg, Boeve, De Witt, Van Lente, Kool, Meeuwsen, Boyce, Overbeek. HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL BIAYOR-BERNARD KooL CLERK-BETTY VAN LENTE TREASURER-ERNEST MEEUWSEN CHIEF OF POLICE4EUGENE DE WITT ALDERMEN WARD I-Marjory Boyce, Lela Vanden Berg WARD IV-Timothy Harrison, Mildred Cook WARD II-john De Jong, Leona Overbeek WARD V-Myra Brower, james Den Herder WARD III-jack French, Betty Boeve WARD VI-Tommy Lou Ming, Ernest Post CLASS PRESIDENTS SeniorfLloyd Heneveld junrorfGeorge Miner Sophomore-eAlvrIa Vander Hill POLICE BOARD Faculty Advisor-Mr. M. Mackay Chieffliugene De Witt First Officer-Llo d Heneveld Second Ofhcerfgharles Ploegsma Third Othcer-Lewis Vande Bunte Fourth Officer-Marvin Kragt Fifth Officer-Robert Nienhuis PERSONNEL BOARD Faculty Advisor-Miss C. Reeverts Chairman-Luella Pyle Assistants-Shirley Anderson, Don- ald Ladewig, Phyllis Knoll, Paul Overbeek, Ruth Dc Boer, Ger- trude Maassen LITERARY BOARD Faculty Advisor-Miss E. Steketee Chairman-Jack Ketchum Assistants-Charlotte Hieftie, Peter Weller STAGE HAND Sidney Woudstra WARD VII-Phyllis Van Lente, Clayton Weller BOOMERANG BOARD Faculty AdvisorsiMr. P. Veltman, Mr. R. Chapman, Mr. C. Geer- lings, Mrs. L, Krum Eclitor-Donald Scholten Assistant Editors-Rose Mary Ruch, Doris Van Dahm BusinessManagers-KennethWeller, Donald Ihrman Photo Editorfjack Smith Ari Editors-Harold Smeenge, jay Def Typistsflivlyne Beyer, Doris Van Dahm PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT BOARD Faculty Advisor-Mr. L. Moody Chairman-Vernon Rowan Assistants-jeneva Pelon, Mildred Van Dyke PARK BOARD Faculty Advisor-Miss L. Rogers Chairman-Louise Ter Beek AssistantswNcd Olthoff, Henry Har- rlngsma WELFARE BOARD Faculty Advisor-Miss J, Mulder Chairman--Barbara Yeomans Aslsistgnts-james Shramek, Doris .as V V V V V V HISTORICAL BOARD Faculty Advisor-Miss J. Mulder Chairman7Leona Overbeek Assistant-Harold Ketchum Typist-Alice Stoel HERALD BOARD First Semester: Editor-Luella Pyle, Joyce Fris, Co- editors Sports Editor-Iulius Helder, Anne Beatty, Co-editors Feature Editor-Mvrtle Bos Exchan e Editor-jackie Bremer, Haze? Meeusen, Co-editors Ad Manager-joe Rutman Make-up Menglirnest Meeuwsen, john Haveman Treasurer-Jack French Second Semester: Editor-Luella Pyle Assistant Editor-Carla Visscher Sports Editor-Edna Cook, Bill Mackay, Co-editors Feature Editor-Lela Vandenberg Exchange Editor-Marie Klomparens Ad Manager-junior Hill Make-up Man-john Matchinsky Treasurer-Pierce Maassen V V 46 BOOMEHANG BOARD 'l'h1rd Row-Ch.1pm.xr1. Snicrnpc. Vullm.m. Cvucrlxngs. Second R4-w Gunn, XVc1lcr. Amnth, Ihrnmn. Zum. First Rmv-Buyer. V.m Dnhm. bclmllurl. Runh. Krum. E 2 HOLLAND HIGH HERALD BOARD Tlurd Row -Kingsley, French, Hili. Rutman. M.xtchimky. Second Rnwf-Helder. Vissnhcr. C-wk, Bucve. Mceuwsen, Fxril Ruvv-Vgndcrhcrg. Frik. Pyle. Bcnty, V V V V V V V V SENIOR PLAY The Senior Class of 1943 presented the three-act drama, Letters to Lucerne, by Fritz Rotter and Allen Vincent, on March 22, 23, 24, and 25. The play, which was timely and modern, takes place at the outbreak of the war in early fall of 1939 in an American girls' school in Lucerne, Switzerland. The effects of the war on individuals from different countries is shown in the letters received by the girls attending the school and by their reactions to the letters. The success of the play was due to the splendid cooperation of the cast, committees, senior class, and citizens of Holland. Miss Calvert, who chose and directed the play and cast, deserves special credit. Also Mr. Hanson and Mr. Damson for their excellent work on the business staff. The cast is as follows: Olga Kirinski - Rose Mary Ruch Gustave - Erna Schmidt Gretchen Linder Hans Schmidt Margarethe - Mrs. Hunter Bingo Hill Felice Renoir Sally Jackson Ivan Borton Ruth jipping julia Smith Bob De Young Myra Bontekoe - Luella Pyle Elaine Hertz Mildred Cook Anne Beatty Marion Curwood - Helen Van Dyk Francois - - - Paul Overbeek Koppler - Bernard Kool V V V V 5 1:4 la. fm, rw.. A,muav'l .....,. , 4 A A 22 2 'i I fs' ..1-- ly 4 .5 g1, ,? f-51 m W as U 1 ' : 51 , ,,, ,f 1 -.1 fff, W .... ,,,, , ,W-. -i X kk,, ,mi ...K zwf .L., ,,,,,.,x.:i5g. 1 .'4-, W?-?I'rw I Y' + Ii' if ,. if ,, a H Q4 5 I K ,,,,m. ,. 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CAMERA CLUB The boys have had a great deal of fun taking pictures of various things. They were shown many new devices and methods by their able advisor, Mr. Clyde Geerlings. HI-Y Maintaining their high standardsgclean living, clean speech, clean athletics, and clean scholarship-the Hi-Y members have taken an active Part in many school activities. CHEER LEADERS As in previous years, the cheer leaders have shouldered the responsibility of creating and upholding our school spirit. They well deserved the cooperation given them by the student body. V V V V V V V V 54 GIRLS' LEAGUE The Girls' League is an organization to which all high school girls belong. Throughout the year the members have enjoyed many interesting and instructive programs. Several parties were also sponsored, besides the usual collection of con- tributions for the needy at Christmas. G. A. A. G. A. A. is an organiza- tion to which any high school girl may belong. Basketball, volley-ball, bowling, tennis, and parties are part of the active schedule every year. Competition between organ- ized teams provides an inter- esting all-sports athletic pro- gram for both junior and Senior High School girls. ATHLETIC SISTERS As in previous years, the Athletic Sisters have been on duty selling candy and hot dogs at the football and bas- ketball games. The proceeds of these sales have gone into the Athletic Fund which helps buy equipment for the teams. The group has also enjoyed several parties and potluck suppers before the games. Second Ron-Brooks, Mrfiormirk, Vandenherg. First Row--Van Tnenhove. De Fouw. Miss Geiger. Ming. Second Row-Viinde XVege. Hopkins, Miss Lee. Ruth. First Row Hingix, Overheek. liilander, Vander Schel. Third Row-Vnntlenberg. Brower. Dyke. Boeve, McCormick, Baker. Miss Randels. Second RowfVerburg, XVierda, Albers, jonkmzin, Lilupker, Vander Schel, Hottman, Gordon First Row-fOverway. Bos. Fris. Cook. Van I.ente. Ter Haar. Ming. Ruth, V V V V V V V V 55 Sports 0 HP 'iv l.,m,,. F El V V V V Third Row-R, Houtman. Benz. R. Nienhuis, Mr, Van Lente. K. Vander Sluis. D. Mileviski, XY, Zonnebelt. Barendsc. Mr. Mackay. VU. Hudzik, S. Pliigenhnel. Second Row-li. Kragt, I.. NX'hentnn. D. Allen. R. De Feyter. R. Knop, D. Schulten, I.. Post. J. De Vries. C, Vander Kuy. XV. Pclgrim. First Row--K. Wfeller, CI. Pluegsma. li. De Vdfitt. A. Klinge. J. Tlrrell. I.. Hcneveltl, XV. Knapp, XV. Mackay. D. Kempker. FOOTBALL As in years before, the Holland High School football squad was too light for its heavier conference foes and, consequently, failed to gain fame or recognition except from its own school fans, who stood by with cheers and encouragement through every contest. Coach Malcolm Mackay built practically a new team, for he had lost seventeen of the past season's players. Although the team wasn't an exceptional squad, it had plenty of zip and fight, and any conference team will admit that they had to give their all in defeating the Dutch. There was no coasting for any opponent and the young men con- stituting the reserve squad are bound to keep up the old Dutch tradition of-tight! V V V V EE af 4....., ,, 01 , J. Third Row-eMr. Mackay. A. Humhert. R. jacnbusse. li. Baker. Second Row-F. Meeuwsen, R. Fortney, H. B:-irkema. ,l. Petter. First Row'-li. Burr, I.. Heneveld, C. Pluegsmzi. D. Schulten, j, Krikke. BASKETBALL The varsity basketball squad established a fine record of eight wins in fourteen starts during the 1942-1945 season. There were many excellent teams in the Southwestern Conference, as was evidenced by a three-way tie for first place between Benton Harbor, Muskegon Heights, and Kalamazoo Central. This year's varsity squad might be classed as a new team. Four of the five regular positions were taken by boys who were playing regular for the hrst time. Next season, fans will see another changed varsity squad, because of the loss of some men to the armed forces and some through graduation. The coming squad will be inter- esting to watch as it will be composed of the members of the past season's reserve squad, who have lost but a few games. Holland lost two games to the Muskegon Heights Tigers and was beaten in the annual regional tournament by the Tigers after eliminating the Grand Haven squad, V V V V V V V V RESERVE FOOTBALL Fourth Rowfj. Vanden Berg, Meeusen, Klomparcns, Williams. Third Row-Stille, Rinkes, Barkel, Kuiper, Van Zyl, T. Vanden Berg, Mr. Damson. Second Row-Harringsma, Alger, Timmer, Bagladi, Sundin, Hulst, Talsma, Murtcnson, First Rnw-Copleman, Van Eck, Boerigter, De Waard, Kuipers, Michielson, Marsh, Botsis RESERVE BASKETBALL Third Row-Mr. Weiss, Hulst, Botsis, Fortney, Vanden Berg. Second Row-Schippers, Van Lopik, Bos, Michielsnn, Piersma. First Row-Van Dyke, Van Meeteren, De Waard, Zwemer, Zuverink, Tirrell. V V V V V V V V l l .Fa M4111 BASEBALL Third Rixix'-Weiss. Barkema, Kolean, Kool, Vande Bunte. Vander Kuy. Ver Beck, Kobes. Van l.ente. Second Row-Meeuwsen, XlC'a1ner. Borgman. Nykamp. Vande Bunte. Bagladi. Nlenhuis, First Row-Huekle. Fnrtney, Zuierink, Busscher. Hulst. Borgmnn. Weller. TENNIS Second Rowfjohnson. Klnmparrns, Mr. Moran. Post. Harrison. Plagenlioet. Di Figlia, Heneveld. Tirrell. First Row' Milewski. Bnrendse. Bradley. Van Lente, Rotman. Scholten. TRACK Third Row-Kamp, Bulson, Van Slooten. Mackay. Rowan, XY'ise. Hulstead. Burr. Mr. Mackay. Second Row-Miner, Gebhen, Folkert. Weller. Koop, Matchinsky. Baker. Ter Beck. First Rowe Diepenlmrst. Lamb, Palmer. Bell, Unvterhaan. XVeener. GOLF Rimks. Hamlin. Ladewig. SPRING SPORTS For the first time in the history of Holland High School, the tennis team won the Southwestern Conference championship. The tennis matches were held in Holland this year and six conference schools entered: Benton Harbor. Kalamazoo, Muskgon. Muske- gon Heights, Grand Haven, and Holland. Many veterans returned this year but only a six-man traveling team could be main- tained. The highlight of the 1942-1943 track season was the conference track meet also held at Holland. All Southwestern Conference schools attended except Grand Haven. Only two H winners returned from last year's track team and numerous other boys turned out for their first year. From this year's team should come a good team for next year. Holland's baseball squad was strong this year and some outstanding rookies were produced from the sophomore class. Next year the Dutch will put an experienced squad on the field for competition. The golf team was hindered greatly by the loss of their Coach Gerald Breen to the Navy. V V V V V V 7-UP BORR'S BOOTERY - FOOTWEAR WILLIAMS JEWELRY STORE DU SAAR PHOTO AND GIFT SHOP E. W. WOOLWORTH CO. 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