Holland High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Holland, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1931 volume:

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I gkfrxvf HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL HOLLAND, MICHIGAN C956 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS QIWKDQIOMDQIQNDCJQKDQJQNDQAQSDQJQJONDQIQNDCJQNDQIQNDQJQNDQJWNS GWUVDGWOVDGWUVDGNQVDGNUIDCWWIDCTGNOVDGNOVDGNQIDCNQVDCWQVDGWOYD SENIORS 1931 - HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL I E23 CNWDGNUWDCWQVDGWUVDCWWVDGWOVDCTGWWGCNOVUGNWDGNOECWWDCWWD SENIORS 1931 - HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL Faculty Lindsley, Van Dyke. Xwestx'-Jer, Rogers, Nclsun, Dc lxlL'YCY'. Reeverts. Geiger. SfCgClll1lIl. Pnrkyn, lD2lVlklSHl'l, H. Huckie, Mulder. Vander Meulen, Smith, Hulnlen, Humphrey. lf, Huelcze, Carter, f:llLlPl11LlFI. Hnnga. HiL-mersma, Fell, M-wmly, hddink, Hanson. Hunt, Kuuiker, Ven Hulst, l..x Dxrk. Nelson. ZIl'lll'l1Cl'IN.Hl, Kleis, ID.1ughtery, Stanton. Muni, Moore, Mefllellnm. lfwnld, XY'eimg1u'tlw, Dehn, Bylsm.1, Couk, Bislmp, Klum, Denhvn, jennings, Perry, H.utwig, Cnppon, Albers, Helder, Evans. Martin. Smith, Dnnimn, Bennett. Drake. L31 GWOf5GWOfDGWOfDGWUfDGWOf5GWOf56'DGWOfDCWOfDGWUfDGNOfDGWOfDGWOfD SENIORS 1931 - HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL I4 DONALD ALBERS A youn 0. gll1dE'll knife Maroon an O an' e lub, Mixed Chorus, Trea i-65, B omerang Board, Dnalloh Hgil Double Quartet, National Honor So' y. NIILDRFD ALBERS The .llllljbilltf rippler on ber fare. EOLA ARNOLD Of .l'llff7d.l',l'f7lt2 befrlzlvy and in lbe A100171 of youth. Kappa Delta. ALBERT BAKER I ,rfmll :Zig ill. lrw1r11'1'rnz'. Treas. Dnalloh Hgih 4, Hi-Y, Football Re- serves, Football 4. JEANETTE BAKER I illllfl go to lfae btzrhezzr. LELAND BEACH Gerziu,r if alll immefzie L'rlfhILEff-Y for lilkfllg fhlfllj' . Stage Asst. Mgr. 4, Alderman, Boomerang Board, Pres. Hi-Y 3, Treas. Glee Club 2- Vice-Pres. 4, Band Mgr. 4, Class Treas. 4, Football Major R, Track 4, Treas. Athenae- um 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 2, Vice-Pres. 4, Na- tional Honor Society. FRED BEEKMAN A .reriolzx man. zvilb if defizzife ,f1l.n1. Reserve Football. HARRY BEEKMAN Happy and fare-free um I. Reserve Football-Yell Leader 2, Band, Track 2, 3, Second Low Hurdles, Class Vice- Pres. 3, Football Capt. 4, Police Board, Al- derman 5. EARL BEERBOWER Life if ,rarely awrrlf living. Athenaeum Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Hi-Y, Band. MARJORIE BENDER Small but efriefzlf' Blue Triangle Cabinet 4, Art Club. CAROLYN BISHOP ' ' - Laugh and 2 ' d 11111 hr with yon. G Q5 GWQIDGWUYDGWOIDGNQIDGWUVDGNOVDCDGNOVDGWOYDGNMVDGNOIDGWOYDGWUYD SENIORS 1931 - HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL I5 JOANN OLT A 111111 IZ fb 11 will of her ou'12. Phi Beta Blue Triangle. XVILLIAIN BONTHUIS Hit leg: are lang enouglv lu l't'1lL'l7 lbe .q1'o1111d. Band, Orchestra. HELEN BOONE Em, d1'i11k .111 be men zz' you fm:-y b 11.11411 Pres. et' ' s 4, torus, Senior Play, Alder , i erary Board. LA VlNA BO M 5e111'ire 'i 16' zjferff' Glee Clan? Beta, National Honor Socie ety. PETER BOTER Mun at mnle lirmf Jft' II1.I.llt7' of llveir fine. Class Sec. 2, Boomerang Board, Maroon and Orange, Police Board, Personnel Board, Re- serve Football, Football 2, 3, Reserve Basket Ball Capt., Senior Play, Alderman, Glee Club, Chorus, Treas. Dnalloh Hgih 2, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, National Honor Socie . 1 oNv Bo: ' 111.11157 Jig ideal. 1' -Y. t A VIN BRA .u v S gf' , f - md ' e, jar! li.l'fEI1.H B 4 I or and Student Mgr. 4, Glee C , a, Dnalloh Hgih Sec. 3, Hi-Y, Do ble Q, rtet. l.fS'l'HER BRINK I11d11.ll1'-J' leads' fo .i'111.'re.l'.f. LA MILA JEAN BRINK Her air. bw' 111i1'ed. ll1cI7l7lE'1',Y, all zrbu mu' .ld- Literary Board. Kappa Delta. I EDIT OK ' XA 111 d 0 eff buf 1elf-po.r.re.r.red. Phi a. LLOYD COSTER Ble.r.red 1.1 be who inrerzled .v1eep.l' Athenaeum Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Football Major R 4, National Honor Society. GWOVDGWOVDGWWVDGWUVDGWVYDGNQIDVDGNUVDGNMVDGNOVDGWUVDGWOYDGWUIW SENIORS 1931 - HOI.LAND HIGH SCHOOL A in E61 KATHLEEN DALMAN Lucky if Ike man who pifhr flair flower. Chorus. IRVING .IANES DAVIS The Juperior man if flou' in lair work and earner! in hir fandurtf' Reserve Football, Glee Club. CORNIE DE BOER QNO Picture, I ,ind that nonrenre al time.: ix .ringulurl-3 1'ef1'eJhing. Hi-Y, Athenaeum, Reserve Football, Maroon and Orange. HERMINA DERKS A young and quiet maid um Me. JANET DERKS pha Chi Sec. 4, Chorus. aiden mudeiz, bu! ielf-p0,r,ve,ued. EDNA DE WEERDE None bu! tbyfelf can be lby pm11lle1. MARIAN DE WEERD 'A lillle nonfe nou and then ii rel! had e er bi' b 711 .HX I i J A Blue ' gle SQZB4 Chorus, Alpha Chi Sec. 4, Art Club 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3. WESLEY DE WIT Hfimplirily of rlaumrlea' if five mltlmll reinil of profound thought. GEORGIA DIETERS She ,rnzilef a Zl'ifk6'd little ,rmiIe. Athletic Sisters Sec. and Treas. 4, Alderman Blue Triangle. ANNE MARIE DORN Shari buf .ru'eeI. MARGARET DREGMAN Ipa.r ,rrienliu pote,m1.r eif. Alpha Chi Pres. 3, National Honor Society, Salutatorian. CORNELIUS DRISCOLL 0 ileep, il if cl gentle fbiug, beloved fron: pole to pole. GNOVDGWOVDGNOVDGWUVDGWUVDCWOVDCUCWOVDGNQVDGWUVDGWOYDCNMYUCWUYD SENIORS 1931 - HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL ill I'l'I'I'S EE .HHL ' ' JANET DYKHUIS L71 Merit in ,rzweef ,rimplirily. Phi Beta Sec. 4, S. A. R. History Prize, Chorus. ADA DYKSTRA Laugh if you are wire. JOHN ELENBAAS Il bo fllill inrenfed u'm'le? Hi-Y, lntermural Basket Ball Champion 5. GORDON ELFERDINK He lfmkv 011 fbe happy ,ride of life. Athenaeum Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Mgr. Re- serve Basket Ball 4. JOHN HENRY ELFERS Cw'di.1l and r'r1lM'fe0l1.l', .1 gwllfelllzlfl in and auf. CHARLOTTE ELTON A zzlwvj' bear! bulb rbef' Blue Triangle, Senior Play, Art Club, Phi Beta Pres. 4, Vice-Pres. 3. JAM ES ESSENBERG Q11iel. .medals 11 :mm of mried izfrovzplirb- men1.r. Band, Librarian 3. GERALD FAASEN It ii' better for 41 young man to blwlv than mm pale. Hi-Y Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Glee Club, Athe- naeum, High School Trcas., National Honor Society. .2 .RT GERR S6N KNO Picturej 'liiliir V 11 pleamn! ,smile ima' .1 rlveery m nne .' I Hi-Y, Athenaeum. 5 JOHN GOOD 'Ox Every I1'i.rbr1mn hui 11 ala in hir head. Dnalloh Hgih Sergeanta Arms 4, Reserve Football, Football, All- tae Football, All- Conference Team, Chief f olice. JOHN GRISSEN My bear! ii' Irne .11 Heel, KENNETH GROSS l How imnld lbe u'0rlu' gn on irilhoul me? Hi-Y, Dnalloh Hgih Sec. 4, Cheer Leader, Glee Club, Track, GWQVDCWOYDGWQVDGWOVUCNUVDGWOVDVDGWUVDCWQWDGWUVDCWWIDGNNKDGWOVD SENIORS 1951 - HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL E I, E GORDON HAMELINK Life ii' wht!! we make il. Athenaeum. FRED HARBIN WfbeI1 joy and duly l'lL!,fl9, lei duty go to .r 122 Lula .' ' Yell Leader. VIVIAN HARKEMA A maiden nezfed bold of .fpi1'i1,r. ,ro .rrill and quielf' RAY HARRISON Tzzf. mf, my 11101115 lbc gif-II' will 1101 hurt you. EDWARD I-IENEVELD An honey! num ir Ike noblexl work of God. Hi-Y. JOHN HILBINK KNO Picturej My ozrn fbougbli' me my compm1io11.r. LESLIE H.ILL Life LI' moflly frolb and l111bofe,r. Band, Orclmestru. ARNOLD HOEK I faurry noi, neilber do I worry. ERWIN G. HOFFMAN A num ftliihful and blHl01'pIb!6'. Hi-Y, Athenaeum Vice-Pres. 4, Alderman 4. National Honor Society. RAYMOND HOUTING Ally Ifyongbli' are newer zrbere lbey Ullgbf lo be. PAUL HUME QNO Picture, O Captain. my Captain, our fenrfzfl lrip if done. Glee Club, Assistant Football Mgr., Football Mgr. H fly ,w7'K'fzGARI2T JACKSON 8 'Her qzzief look ii quile derei1'ing. DORIS JAPINGA. Laugh at your friendi. and if your friefzdy are .I'U7'6 .' So Illllfb Ibe belief. you may laugh lbs more. Athletic Sisters' Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Alpha Chi. GWOYBGWOYDGWOYDCWOYDGWOVDCWOIDTDGWQYDGWOYDGWOYDGNQYDGWOYDCWOYD SENIORS 1931 -- HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL RUT JA 1 Li e'.r 'n. uf -lake il arf it ner. RAYMOND KAMMERAAD No cnpidlr dm-t e'e1' pierced lair laeurrf' s I RRIET KAPENGA So quiei. xml .ro .rzveet u imilef' KENNETH KARSTEN There if great ability in kizoiwing lnou' lo ronreol o11e',r abiliiyf' Athenaeum President 4, Park Board Chair- ' man 4, Council Plays, Alderman 4, National Honor Society. HENRY KLAASSEN Hi.f only boolar are 1l'0ll1!.'71'J' loole.f. MARIAN KLAASSEN Tl7ing.f forbidden have 4 Jerrel rlaornzf' Athletic Sisters' President 4, Kappa Delta Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Senior Play, Senior Sec- retary, Chorus. ROBERT KLOMPARENS Hove if tl thing foreign to my nature. Hi-Y. VERNON K MP ' I' ENS F 'l ne ,,. rave. Dn 1 h ' -, , ' , Football Reserve, Foot- ball ls' enc f ond Team, Alderman 4, Res Basket all, Basket Ball, Police Boar 4. JAKE KLUNGLE ' Comb down his laoirg look, look! it .ftandf upriglflf' VIRGINIA KQOIKER A good ,fort a good Jporlf' Kap a Del reas. 3, Vice-Pres. 3, Athletic S' rs' ' res. 4, Blue Triangle Pres. 5, l u e-Pres. Z, Pres. 3, Sextette 2, 3, 3 Choru Senior Play, Class Treas. 3, Clerk 4, Operetta 1, 23 Art Club, National Honor Society. , ARIE KOOL A merry bear! all llae day. Phi Beta. lf9l GWUVDGNOVDGNUWDGWOVUGNOVDGWOVDFDGWOVDGNOYDCWOVDGWOVDGNVIUGWOYD SENIORS 1931 -- HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL f10 HAROLD KOOTSTRA A hind hem-z he hulhf' Hi-Y, Athenaeum. IRENE KOSTER Not Ihul I lrufe ,rludy len, hut that I lore .rizzdy more. Art Club. HOWARD KOWALKE fNo Picturej Il if iz greaier ar! to lirfen than to mlb. RUSSEL KUHLMAN Cheer up, you ruff! gel out of flair u'o1'l:l alive, il72j'll'lIj'.H Orchestra. CHESTER KUIPER All thingr rome I0 him who u'uit.r-even gmdzzalionf' JOSEPHINE KUITE The murif roam' uri! in I e I lark. Glee Club, Phi Beta, rus. Band, Orchestra, Glee Club. EDGAR LANDWEHR i Nothing great mu ever achieved ufilholzl enfhzzrmrmf' Alderman 5, Police Board, Reserve Football, Reserve Basket Ball, Varsity Tennis 2, 3: Tennis Champion 3, Football 3, 4, Senior Play, Glee Club Sec. and Treas. 2, 3, 41 Dnalloh Hgih Treas. 3, Pres. 4, National Honor Society. SUSAN LELAND I lozfe r 4 ' , .'.7l7lllIlF1'i7lg IIIUOILH Glee Club JOHANNA LENTERS Her face mn rhiize. fhough zhe day he rlaud-y. , ELMER LIEVE X Bert lihed X I l ' Glee Club. ROBERT LIEVENSE Halh thy toil an l700kf f0?7.f7HI16'll' rhe mid- night oil? Hi-Y, Band, Orchestra, Football Mgr. 4, Boomerang Board, Art Club. CHARLES LOYER He fear! lhe ufiler of maidenr' fmilerf' Reserve Football, Football 4. GNQYDGNOYDGWUVDGNOYDGNOYDGNUYDGWGWWIDGWOYDGWOYDGWWYDGWOYDGWOYU SENIORS 1931 - HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL III 15' JOAN LUGERS A maiden nth 1 ue hut thought. Alpha Ch ' and Znd. Place District Contest 5r , ace State Contest. MARION M CARTHY Give me 11 good-lnnking fellow, then I'n1 0.K. Pres. Alpha Chi 43 Athletic Sisters 4, Chorus. WALLACE MASSELINK W'hat'.r the me of jr0u'r1ing. ' Hi-Y, Reserve Football, Football 3, Band, Orchestra. MARJORIE MATCHINSKY -The 111111-.il t1'ea.r111'e ir iz .fprttleu reltwlua ll0l1.'l. Phi Beta Pres. 4, Office Clerk, National Honor Society. ANNE MERSMAN True I0 her wnfdr, her u'orh,r, her ffiend.r. Phi Beta, Blue Triangle, Art Club, Chorus. NATALIE BARBARA MORLOCK She ii a gentle youth, f0.l'.1'0.l'J'Fd with gal- lant g1'are.r. Phi Beta Treas. 4. I ' GLADYS MORRIS Her .rmile if rweetened hy her gmzfity. DAVID MOWRER Why aren't they all contented like me? Orchestra Pres. 4. LILLIAN MULDER Men are like flowery, I like them when they are herb. Alpha Chi Treas. 4, Blue Triangle, Athletic Sisters, Glee Club, Senior Play, Chorus, Sex- ITCUE. ALBERT OONK The play of limlzr exceedf the play of u'lI.J' Reserve Football, Reserve Basket Ball, Foot- ball 4, Glee Club Vice-Pres. 3, 4, Chorus, Double Quartet. AMANDA OOSTING Her eyei' were durh ur night. GWWVDGWOWDGWOVDGNVYDGWUVDGNOVDFDGWOVDGNOVDGNOYDGNUVDGNUYDGNMVD SENIORS 1931 - HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL l l12l VIRGINIA OVENS . Truth from her l' prevail: ufilh douhle sway Com1:eRb lue Triangle. RANCE OVERBEEK 'Thi.f mm! he mu.rie,' raid he, 'of the Jpearr, for I am rurred if earh note of it doerrft run through one.' Band Vice-Pres. 2, 3, Pres, 43 Orchestra, Athenaeum. I PARIS e gone, dull fare! Thou and I Jhall never agree. Athenaeum. ANTONELLA PERKOSKI ' ' The hand tha! hat ll ou, ath made you good. 'W Alpha Chi Sergea -at-Arms . MARION POSTMA Har Jhe not alwayf ifearzzrer who har fr1ena'J? Blue Triangle. I PAULINE POTTER ' What fairy-like mu If I alf 1' the heyxl' Phi Beta, Blue Tri n e, ee Club, Orches- tra. v SHERWOOD PRICE Nolhing ever dauntr him. Dnalloh Hgih Sec. 3, Pres, 4g Class Vice- Pres. 2, Council Play, Personnel Board 5, Chairman 4, Editor Maroon and Orange 4, Oratorical Contest, Winnerg Senior Play, Public Speaking Contest, First Place, 4, Valedictorian, National Honor Society. EUGENE PRINS I fame from an acorn hut will he an oak. ' Hi-Y, Alderman 4, Public Improvement Board, Band, Orchestra. JAMES QUIST Mailer of hir lhoughtxf' Hi-Y. HELEINI ' E QUD' S7f 5 of mortal men. Kap - l ' a orus, Glee Club. VERNON REI SM I'm on my uf ' Hi-Y, Or a. CWVYDGWWDGWWYDGWUVDGNOVDCWOYDFDGWWDGWOVDGWWDCWWDGNQIUGWOYD SENIORS 1951 HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL RUTH REIMINK F.1ir 1re,r,re.u llhlllll imperial mfe en,n1m'e. JACOB REZELMAN A mnderr man who never lalkr of lairrzfelff' National High School Orchestra Camp, Scholarship for Michigan School of Mines, Band Pres. 4, Orchestra Vice-Pres. 3. MARGARET ROBINSON Sheff not u flower. ,rhefi not il peru-1, .theft jimi iz noble. till-around girl. Phi Beta Vice-Pres. 3, Treas. 43 National Honor Society. ALFRED ROOSSEIN A gif-I. iz girl. my kingdom for 4 girl. Dnalloh Hgih, Reserve Basket Ball, Reserve Football, Football. MARGARET ROTTSCHAEFER She tml' zoorlby of all pmi,re. Phi Beta Sec. 2, Vice-Pres. 33 Blue Triangle, Cabinet 5, Alder W, Oratorical Contest, Znd, 4gQ ssay, First Prize Local, 2, 33 Stat ,, G.A.A. Vice-Pres. 4, Boomer- ang Board 4, National Honor Society, 2nd prize in National Essay Contest. ALVIN SCHUILING I u'ouln'l be good if I could. but I fouldfft be good if I would. Athenaeum, Hi-Y Vice-Pres. 4, Alderman 4. MELVIN SCHEERHORN I am .1':Idd6'J'l when I play, .ro are llaore llml hem' me. Orchestra, Band. CCJRNELIA SCHROTENBOER She if of lloe modorl kind. Phi Beta. ANN CHUTTE Q Mom pleamrzl Ikon nfl. HELE A AW ly is ti lmrzlum of deligbif' Bl iangle Treas. 4, Kappa Delta, Glen: Cl , horus. JONATHAN SLAGH Silence if deep ax eterzzily. ,fprecln if thril- lou' 111 lime. Major R Football 4. GWOYDGWOIDGNOVDGNOVDCWUVDGNUVDVDGWUVDGWQVDCWOYDGWOIDGWOVDGWOVD SENIORS 1931 - HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL v. U4 s I' AN STEGENGA The .frlzile of laer I lore ir like Ike d6lu'll.H CLIFFORD STEKETEE fudge 41 man by hir que.rtior1.r rather lhmz by lair an.fu'er.f. Athenaeum, Art Club Vice-Pres. 3, Hi-Y 4. ELIZABETH SZEKELY I ff A t ing Hof eauty if A f ' 1 ag Llrefs. are Boar , Sen- iatf4P1f1y, Glee Club, ational Honor Soci- ery. .f :ling e ali 'ming grate. Z - Lois TAZELAAR Bl xangle, Art Cl . HAZEL TELLMAN She liver in a flozrer garden of mlitfzdef' DONALD TE ROLLER 0lJ. be .rilf high in all flre peoplefr lJearI.r. Conference Football Squad, Reserve Football, Football, Reserve Basket Ball, Chorus, Glee Club Librarian 4. HOWARD TEUSINK I am proof ugainfl ibut zmrd failure. Hi-Y Pres. 4, Aldermanx 4, Boomerang 4. Chorus, Glee Club, National Honor.Socie-ty. JENNIE THALEN X' A girl there Ll'o1,l' of qlriel tg -'y.r. KENT THOMPSON C0nfealed tczlenl lnringr rm 1't'f7llldIilllI.y Hi-Y, Orchestra, Band. ESTELLINE TINHOLT Common .renfe ix not .ro mnzmwzf' Phi Beta Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Senior Play. BEATRICE TRETHEWAY Life if 41 jeu and all llairzgi .l'b0Zl' il. Ph' Beta Vice-Pres. 4. GWOVDGWOEGWUYDCNQVDGWQIDGNOVDCTGWUYDGWUYDCWOIDGWOVDGSOYDGWWIU SENIORS 1931 - HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL Lis FRANKLIN VAN ALSBURG He'r a nice lirtle fellow. CRYSTAL VAN ANROY Tbere'.f a little 'd of bod in every good lizrle girl. Kappa Delt c. 4, Pres. 43 Blue Triangle Cab' 3. ' e-Pres. 4g Athletic Sisters' Sec. and 4g Glee Club Sec. and Treas. 3: Chor Senior Play, Boomerang Board, Na- tional Honor Society. ISABELLE VAN ARK I more L1 brand neil' thrill, Kappa Delta, Keeper o ievesg Athletic Sisters' Pres. riangle, Glee Club, Chorus, Sext enior Play, Operetta, Na- tional Honor ety. EARL VAN DORT No ,rinner and no mini. 11111. :well llne Very ber! of rhaprf' Hi-Y. PEARL QN D Wat .r t deliglni o quiei life aford.r. OLIVE VAN ETTA Il if not true tba! zwoman mr made from mm1',r rilzf. She um 1' ll frm e r I1 hi: Q funny bone. Phi Beta, Literary Board Chr. RALPH VAN LENTE Tomo1'rou' to frerh u'ood,r. and jm.flm'e1 neu'. ' Hi-Y, Glee Club. KATHRYN VAN LOOYENGOED So much in .fo .rmall a body. Phi Beta. RUTH VAN OSS Vurie!y if the ,fpite of Ii Kappa Delta Tr , 4, B' riangle Sec. 3, Athletic Sister efcg t-at-Arms 3, Public Improve ntv o r Chorus Pianist, Sex- tette Pia is ' or Plav, Glee Club Pianist, W.C,T. d Prize, National Honor Soci- ety. STELLA VAN OTTERLOO She doeth lillle kindne.r,re.f zrbifb olben leave undone. DOROTHEA VAN SAUN, Still uuleu run deep. Kappa Delta. Q GWUIDGNNEGWQVDGNQVDGWOIDGWQVDTDGWUVDGWQVDGWUVDGWWYDGWUYBGWQVD SENIORS 1931 - HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL fl6 JOHN O. VAN TIL ModeJry heromer a young man. MARIE VAN WEZEL lVith mirth and laughter let old twinkle: mme. THEODORE VAN ZANDEN I dare not leave iortf' Dnalloh H ih Trea 4, Capt. Reserve Basket Ball, Inter ass s Ball, Football, Major R Fotg s t Ballg Alderman 3, 4, All-To I1 eam, Capt. Basket Ball, Mayor 4, nference Football lst Team 4, Senior Play 4. ARNOLD VAN ZANTEN I 'Jpert I gfowed. Don't think nobody never made me. Dnalloh I-Igih Vice-Pres. 4, Football, Basket Ball, Track, Orchestra Pres. 2, Librarian 3, Glee Club Pres. 4, Police Board. Conference Team-Honorable Mention. EARL VANDE POEL Plum hir work and uforhx hir plan. Orchestra, First Team Basketball Mgr. FLORENCE VANDE WATER She u'eur,i' the foie of youth upon her. Art Club. Sec. 4. MARJORIE VANDER BE Bid me t1ll.lff0lH'.f9. rl 'ill han! your emu ' ?f , horus, First Place Bible c st-f c. hird Place Bible Contest- istrict. BERTHA VANDER BIE The very room. roz .the 1121.1 111 ,reemed 1l':II'lII from floor to ceilir1'. KATH V DER BIE The 77 l7IdHH67'.f and the gentler! hear! l JACK VANDER MEULEN 'Tm lean enough to he though! 41 good ,flu- dent. Dnalloh Hgih, Glee Club, National Honor Society. HERBERT VANDER PLOEG Ble.i.ri1zgi' on thee, little man. Hi-Y, Glee Club, Art Club, Athenaeum. GNUYDGNOVDGWOVDGWUVDGNOVDGWWYDCTGWOVDGWOYDGWWYDGWQVDGWWIDGWOYD SENIORS 1951 V- HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL l u Q tw WILLIAM VANDER VEN W'h11 uwinn' In .fee me. zrbere ii' the? Hi-Y 5, 41 Glee Club Asst. Librarian 4, Pres. 43 Chorus, Stage Manager, Double Quartette. JEAN VELTMAN Lip.r Lire rm part of the bead, only nnulc for ti double-leaf door for the ma11fZv. DORA VER BEEK It'.r nice lr be ul when .Jun .ire fmlnr- izlly nice. Blue Tri g a Delta. JULIA VERBURG A brook of delight bubbling zrilb mirlbf' Alpha Chi. RUTH VER HEY She bar hair of galdel fl Bvm11'e. ' Kappa Delta Ser' e rm. 3, Pres. 41 Blue Triang eflf e ic Sisters, Glee Club, Chorus, A lay, 2nd Place W.C.T.U. C est , t Place Oratorical Contest, 2nd ' ublic Speaking Contest 4, National I nor Society. DONALD VER HULST IIN mu deep for me. Hi-Y, Reserve Football, Football, Intramural Champion Team. LUCILIE VER SCHURIE I rfmlfer. clnzt 1' im' I go. Kap Delta S r nt-at-Arms 5, Blue Tri- aug , Ath e' ers, Chorus, Glee Club, Bo n A oatd Business Mgr. 4, Senior P ational Honor Society. VIVIAN VISSCHER f A dlumlv fv M lj xml 811119 ic liuprovement Bond Chorus Ni in il Honor Society IZ' 5 1 .r,u .v L1 X t . f - , . Ja resi'-12 Sergeant-at-Arms DONALD VOORHORST A lmpp-1'. joriiil zmy be lurid. Hi-Y. GNVYDGWOVDCWWIDCNOVDGWUIDGWUVDVDGWUVDGWUYDGNOIDCWOYDGWOVDGWOYD SENIORS 1931 - HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL 2 5 I I n 1 THELMA VRIELING A friendly hear! u'ilh nmny n friend. Glee Club. Sec. of Class 3, Vice-Pres. 4. MAURICE WABEKE I .ray fha! iz man lhulfr fond of Jlifring Dill!! he n .fp0on. CORNIE WESTRATE 'rMH7'1'El at me, for I am u nm,flerpiere. Class Pres. 2, 3, 43 Mgr. Second Football Team 3, Glee Club Sec. and Treas., King of Patriots, National Honor Society. MARGARET WIERDA Thy modexty if II candle In lhy meriif' Phi Beta. INTARJORY WIE A She ik .r l o .' Blue Tr a gle, orus. i HAROLD VUOLTMAN Though nmdeft. on hir unemharaf,fed hrouu ndture had zvritlen gentleman. Hi-Y, Band, Orchestra. 0 - f7'llllJ . 5 1 Ile and mild. GERTRUDE ZONNEBELT Quiel in appeamnre zrilh 7ll0fi1'?.f un- known. BENJAMIN ZUVERINK lVhenre ronzar thin' lzzznixrllzzzing youth? l18l 'DGWOIDGWOYDGNOVDGWQYDGWUYUGWOYDGWUYDGNOYDGWOYDGWOYDGWUYDGWUYDG' SENIORS 1931 - HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL Commencement Procession Song The tramp of youthful, restless feet Is heard, a joyous sound As out from school to larger life Our eager steps are bound. A Light of Days to Come for us Thou art, O School, for aye, And all whose shining path is marked Up Learning's golden way. All honor be to him who came, The stalwart pioneer In love of freedom, love of truth, With vision of the seer! A gleam of days to come! It shone O'er sunset water broad And home and school, with purpose firm He reared as unto God. All honor to his children, too, Who still that vision bore And home and learning ever held Above all earthly store. O Glow of Days to Come make warm Anew each heart of youth To carry on through all of life The fathers' zeal for truth! A thousand thousand voices join From schools o'er all the land. From vaulted city, sunny plain They sound, a mighty band: O Fire of Days to come, of that America to be Where brotherhood shall rule, we burn For aye with llames for thee! i19l CWOf5GWW'DGWOYDGWOf5GWOfDGNUf5G'DGWOfDGWOfDGWOfDGWOf530fDCWOYD SENIORS 1931 - HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL Senior Honor Roll 1 Sherwood Price 2 Margaret Dregman 3 Edgar Landwehr 4 Lloyd Coster 5 Leland Beach 6 Elizabeth Szekely 7 Lavina Borgman 8 James Quist 9 Pauline Potter 10 Cornie Westrate 11 Margaret Rottschaefer 12 Jerold Faasen 13 Peter Boter 14 Wesley De Witt 15 Isabelle Van Ark 16 Johanna Lenters 17 Anna Mersman 18 Mildred Albers 19 Donald Albers 20 Ruth Van Oss 21 Virginia Kooiker 22 Vivian Visscher 23 Erwin Hoffman 24 Esther Brink 25 Marjorie Matchinsky 26 Julia Ver Burg 27 Lucille Ver Schure 28 Crystal Van Anroy 29 Johanna Lugers 30 Howard Teusink 31 Josephine Kuite 32 Gordon Hamelink 33 Janet Dykhuis 34 Margaret Robinson 35 Kathryn Van Looyengoed 36 David Mowrer 37 La Mila Jean Brink 38 John Vander Meulen 39 Hazel Tellman 40 Ruth Ver Hey 41 Dora Ver Beek 42 Kenneth Karsten 43 Jake Rezelman i201 GWQIDGWOIDGWQIDGNWIDGWOYDGWOYDGWGWOVDGWWYDGNQYDGWOYDGWOYDGWOYD SENIORS 1951 - HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL National Honor Society EARLY every high school student has the ambition to be presented with a torch pin, the emblem of the National Honor Society. Every year fifteen per cent of the members are chosen from the honor roll of the graduating class as members of this organization. The members are selected because of their character, scholarship, leadership and service. Holland High School organized as a branch of the National Honor Society of Sec- ondary Schools in 1925. Since that time many other schools have organized chapters, thereby making it a greater honor for students to become members of the society. The fact that a person is a member of this organization does not give him honor only in high school but after he graduates he is able to get a better position or it helps to give him a firmer footing at college. The society is created not merely to honor the members for past services but to en- courage them for future undertakings. So they light the torch as a pledge of increased devotion to the pursuit of knowledge and growth in wisdom g they bear the torch as a token of enthusiasm for the attainment of unsullied character g they lift the torch as a symbol of desire to render service to our God, our country and our fellowmenug and they fling the torch to hands outstretched as a challenge to other lives to 'keep the faith'. Holland High School is the only school to have an Alumni Association. Thus, the friendships are not forgotten but are renewed at the yearly meetings where the good old high school days are brought to mind. llll CNUVDGNUVDGNOWDGNUVDGNUVDGNOVDCUGNOYDGWQIDGWOVDGNUYDCWUYDCWWID SENIORS 1931 - HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL Senior Play . , . . Tmliult, Van Zanden, Yer Scliurc, Price, Klaassen, Ratfenaud, Van Oss, Van Anroy, Elton, Mulder, Vrin Ark, Boone, Lindsley, Boter, Kooiker, Landwehr, Ver Hey, Good, Szekely. THE WHOLE TOWN'S TALKING HE SENIOR PLAY of '31 under the direction of Miss Lucille Lindsley proved to be a huge success. E During a financial depression, we thought it might be difficult to get crowds for our play, but the audiences of this year's senior play surpassed all previous attendances. People were heard to remark, Let's go to see it again! Miss Lindsley tried a novel experiment with this year's play cast. All major char- acters were honor students. The result of this idea was that she had little difficulty with the cast learning their lines. Ruth Ver Hey, the heroine, who played the part of Ethel Simmons, won the sym- pathy of her audience with her sweetness, while her ardent lower, Edgar Landwehr fChester Binneyj, expressed his dumb sincerity. Virginia Kooiker, as Mrs. Simmons, portrayed the part of Ethel's mother most creditably. Peter Boter, as Mr. Simmons, the jolly prevaricator, rocked the audience with laughter. Sherwood Price, as the villainous Roger Shields, almost upset Mr. Simmons' well-laid plans. Elizabeth Szekely, in the role of Letty Lythe, the movie queen, placed Mr. Binney in a most peculiar situation. john Good, the prize fighter-director, Donald Swift, almost killed Mr. Binney as well as him- self in the famous light in the dark. Lila Wilson, the lithper, and Sally Otis, her friend, respectively Ruth Van Oss and Estelline Tinholt, carried out their characters very well, Crystal Van Anroy, the maid, and Teed Van Zanden, a taxi driver, added color to the performance. Helen Raffenaud took the part of the dancing teacher and put Mr. Simmons and Mr. Binney in a most perplexing situation. Mrs. jackson and the girls, Charlotte Elton, Marion Klassen, Helen Boone, Lucile Ver Schure, Isabelle Van Ark, and Lillian Mulder, made the whole town talk. Miss Lindsley says this year's play cast has left an impression with her that will never die. She says they were among the most co-operative and pleasant people she has ever known, and she loves them all. Here's to the health and happiness of the cast of the Senior Play! l22l GWOIUCWUIDGWOVDGNOVDGWQIDGWOVDCDGNUVDGNMIDGNMIEGWUVDCWUYDGWOVD SENIORS 1951 - HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL Tennis Van Kolkcn, Hinga. Landwehr, Leland, XVoltman, Visscher. Basketball Tyssc, Mnrtinus, Klumparcns, Hcusing, Boswortlm, Hinga, Oonk, Garvclink, Norlin, Ottemnn, Vander Poel, Te Roller, Slightcr, Van Zanden, Essenbcrg. Gordon. l23l NX GWUVDCNOIDGNQEGWWDCWOVDGNOVDFDGNWDGNOVDGWOEGWOVDCWOVDGWUVD SENIORS 1931 V- HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL TFBCIC judkins, Beekman, Seckamp, Ensfield, Hanson, Miles, Beach, Grissen, De Ridder, Dnlman, Murphy, K, Gross. Brink, S. Gross, Soutcr, Van Loyengoed. Football V ,.5i , E, L 1 , f Hinga, Oonk, Good, Masselink, Van Zanten, Tysse, Heusing, De Kraker, Slngh, Beekman, Roosien, Van Zanden, Boter, Baker, Van Loyengoecl, Coster, Loyer, Te Roller, Landwehr, Gordon, Judkins, Beach. l24l '.y,.a-.'L 1 ' MAAF ,nf GNUID G'5GWOf5GW9f5GYOf5G50f5 SENIORS 1951 - HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL CALL, Class Prophecy HE following account of his experiences was given by Arnold Van Zanten .1 famous sailor who joined the navy to see the world. Of the many millions of people encountered ih his travels, he records only those who were former high school associates of his. 'The first with whom I came in contact were Howard Teusink and Cornelius Driscol, grea detectives, working on a very strange case of trying to discover the people who were continually shop-lifting diamonds from Woolworth's. The next stop was at New York where I attended an opera and was delighted to see Elizabeth Szekely taking the leading role. We then crossed the Atlantic. While in London I attended the English Derby Races and be- came very excited as I noticed on the program that one of the jockies was Wallace Masselink riding the world renowned horse 'Highland Lady.' You can bet your life that all my jack was staked on AH orullylitnag 7 her. While hurrying through the crowd I bumped headlong into His Majesty Mr. Hinga, o had ra C1 just received the appointment as Ambassador to England. - Scotland was our next stop. While riding through the country a ve mansio pointed out to us. My curiosity was aroused and upon investigating I found that it belong y former patroness, Miss Lindsley, and her husband Mr. Ed Donivan. They entertain royal y and'Q gave me a big dinner party. Among my acquaintances and old friends we t ous Scotla detectives, Kenneth Karsten and Gorden Elferdink. The navy was then enly C l ussia o extinguish Ed Lanwehr's Bolshevistic movement. In Germany a noted scientist, jim Davis, working on gysilistic g tr the e mosquitoes, came to see me. I was just in time to bid Bud Slagh farewell as he wa arding the Zeppelin on an expedition to the moon. Whom do you suppose I found in Paris as the model for the great painter, Charles Loyer? None other than Isabelle Van Ark. Another well-known citizen of this city was Madame Ver Beck, who was setting the styles for the world. Being lured away to the romantic country of Spain I happened upon a bull fight, and to my utter amazement saw the matador, Donald Albers, rushing forward to meet a blood-thirsty bull. Among the lovely Senoritas present were Beatrice Tretheway, Thelma Vrieling and Estelline Tin- holt. Stopping off at Italy I went to hear the famous violinist, Bud Prins. Of course peanuts had to be purchased from the peanut vendor, james Quist. Having lost his monkey, Don Te Roller was playing the role. We travelled downward to Africa where I renewed my acquaintance with Harry Beekman, a great game hunter. To appease my hunger I stopped at a tavern in Cairo where I discovered Gerald Fassen chef of the cafe. After visiting with him a while I found out that he had married Ada Dyk- stra. The two had come here to seek their fortune. As we travelled into the country we saw in the Gerritson trying to win a large sum of money given to the first person who could climb to the top of the pyramid. In rabia Shiek Lievense highly entertained me. One of the features of the program was inspecting t arem, where the favorite wives of the shiek were arranged in descending power Marjorie Be d , Helen Shaw, Edna De Weerd, Sue Leland and 'Aunt Nelly' Perkoski. Sailing on and on I arr v in India and was greatly shocked to hear that Margaret jackson had married the Indian Prrnc In China 'ted a mission school and was surprised to see Bill Vander Ven and Marie Van distance a small object trying to scale a pyramid. To my dismay 1 discovered that it was A Wezel tea img the e. Bill was instructor of music and Marie instructor of domestic arts. Naturally, ere ,w ding romance between the two. he nd stop was in japan. Here was located a delightful tea room operated by Vivian Viss er and D vid Mowrer. Upon leaving the tea room I saw a large crowd gathered in the street. ife he fo mer Charlotte Elton. The subject of his sermon for the day was 'Thou shalt not stealf n ly came to Australia and stopped off at the great ostrich farm operated by Mr. and Mrs Q ormer Helen Boonej Teed Van Zanden. In Hawaii Helen Raffenaud, dancing to the f P Boter's guitar, gave a clever entertainment. I then went northward for many days, finally cruising into Alaskan water where john Good, my rmer chief of police, was spearing whales. At least he could make them behave. Upon enter- ing lifornia all of us saw upon many billboards pictures of Ruth Ver Hey taking the place of Clar Bovi and Paul Hume, as second Gary Cooper advertised in their new picture 'The Sky is t e Lrmi Newspapers were full of accounts about Vernon Klomparens, a United States Army c m- man r, who had quieted a revolt in Mexico to overthrow the government. lt,w ajrewiva neeting led by the missionary from the Canary Islands, Cornie Westrate and his X- , X cj, fu ll ' ' Traveling around to the east through the Panama Canal, imagine my surprise at seeing R th Van Oss tanned like a native basking in the sunshine eating cocoanuts. ' ving completed this trip around the world I took a little visit back to my old borne wn and reat delight found Franklin Van Alsburg coaching the great Hope eleven. Crystal Van Anroy XT Lucile Ver Schure X' af 'F x x 1 if l it wi 5 Q 5 5 GWOYDGWQVDCVDGWOYDGWOVDGWUYDGWOYDGNUYD Ray Kamm ' d's mustache to Bi l Wichers. S I S 1931 - HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL f Class Will W W E, the members of the Class of 1931, tearfully realizing that soon we ust f . 5 depart from this, our beloved high school, do hereby solemnly ouea h o fff under classmen and beloved teachers the following cherished sses ' ns: yi S Qu Don Alber's complexion to Marvin Bittner. V . Tony Bouwman's steady cases to David Christian. - A 4 Janes Davis' swagger to Kenneth Pierson. f Margaret Dregman'! perfect recitations to Jason Woldring. John Good's Irish air to Bern Donnelly. J! ji john Grissen's curly hair to Gene De Glopper. X, Margaret Jackson's reserve to Evelyn Hulsebos. I K ' f fp' Vernon lomparen's kangaroo hop to Ken Tysse. W 5 Virginia iker's personality to Dorothy Mae Kleis. j Q , Paul Hume's ick-to-it-iveness to Holland High School tryed! ' 9 ll Ed Landw r' lashy coat to Tom Selby. W Chuck Loyer tball genius to Rudy artinus. ,D ' X Marjorie Matc nsky's clerical position t t office gi l. i S ' X I k Sherwood Price oratorical talents to St ue Gross. . lf 'l Helen Raffenaud's toddle to Virginia 'hi . , Q 6 Bud Sla 's reamy orbs to Jean Rottsc aefe . J,-lb' Lib's Sze s ncing ability to Ida B lle Hi . 4 t JM ' Crystal V oy's eyes to Olive Wi mier. Gladys Mo gagement annogncem nt to Q1 Heet r. S Amie van 'S heigh Bi y He mga. Q Teed Va Zan and He n Boo devotYbgQ M' rie Dalman and De Witt Sprague. Estelline -, olt' w dro to jack' I. eman. . 5 . X K Henry Klaa 's marc 'e john 'lil d. xx ' N I illiam Vand r Ven's v al s to ur much admire ' e sg obert Lieve 's blue pe ' s to Ja I' oodall. L Doris japing s ugh to i an aelte. ' Charlott Elt 's sto a .v ows t e lovelorn. Cornie D r's - ep and PK K - for Georgie Die 'o e Athenaeum Literary Society K E Hap Beek Q. 's retiring ays -Ab u ot r. N Al Baker's me ershi n lxlf ir ut Club to Pr son. 5 Alvin B taxa' e aymg or 'K onemey X Jerold Faas lushes t 'ck Varano. Q 6 Ken th last 's sp n wit to Bill ombe. A Q M rian l as 's lure rj. Szekely. T l r eli 's pian ing to Gene Van Kolken. ' He n 's a lity t e ates for busts to Alyce Rose Vande Riet. Irwin Hoff n's bachelo hoo to Alvin Hoving. Olive Van 's giggle t Rut Lievense. 3 Ruth Ver Hey's permanent henna to julian Heath. Ruth Van Oss's Hirtations to Dawn Emmons. - s Peter Boter's line of argumentation to Thelma Duhrkopf. Jack Vander Meulen's Fish stories to Denton Norlin. Q Irene Koster's spikes to Verna Van Dort. D Drawn up this 7th day of April in the year of our Lord ni a i - one. Sole executors of this, our last will and testament, to b n er Van Ark, Maid Marion De Neut, and Master Reakus Ryzenga. ,l ,I WITNESSES: . f - v Shakespear X ' Cleopatra , Greta Garbo I . ' ' William Hale Thompson 'fl of ' 5 um C-'QMM V097 I 261 A 1- . 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