Holland High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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IRENE BAUI-IAI-IN-Our class valedic- torian has proved during the years she has been with us that the honor be-f stowed on her is justly deserved. l-low many there are who coveted her marks but yet were glad that Irene had the ability to win them. OLIVE BERTSCH-Who doubts 0live's popularity? She has been a leading factor in practically everyone of our school's activities. Those who come into contact with her can realize the many charming qualities she possesses. BERNARD BOSlVlA,N-Bunk's wit is known near and far. It takes brains to have wit. Bunk proved during the last semester that he has the brains and abil- ity to make a success in the world. FLORENCE BYLSMA-Winsome F lor- ence, the girl with the irresistible smile. Quiet and sweet. Completed her course in three years, a shark in all her studies. ALEDA CNOSSEN-Sweetness is a vir- tue that Alecla possesses. She always has a smile for everyone and seems to diffuse gladness about her.

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HERBERT COOK-I-lub is an athlete, having won his letter in football twice besides being on the class basket ball teams. MARIAN DE PREE-She is popular with everyone of us. lVlarian has made good in everything she has attempted, especially her stuclies. A German shark. GEORGE DE WITT-The very name suggests dignity. Our mayor has won the admiration and respect of all, not only during his term as mayor, but dur- ing all the four years he has been with us. Our wish is that Holland I-ligh may have in future years more of such fellows as he is at it's head. WILSON DIEKEIVIA-A quiet deter- mined chap who has made his mark in the activities in which he has had a part. He has not had a fair chance to show his athletic abilities because he is kept busy outside of school hours. DICK DIETERS-One of the charter members of the Dnalloh I-lgih. Dickis chief interest has been centered in the welfare of the society. We are con- vinced that he will make a success of his work at U. of M., where he ex- pects to study.