Holland High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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Top Row: Rozeboom, Alder, Brondyke, Beach, Lievense, Vander Hill, Bax, Vandenberg, Stoppels, Rowan, Schrotenboer. Second Row: Slotman, Faber, Wiersema, Becksfort, Den Uyl, Brooks, O'Meara, Marcus, Mitchell, Williams, Koeman, Grover, De Pree, Koetsier, Jacobs. Bottom Row: Kooiker, Deising, de Roos, Oatmen, Emmick, Tardiff, Tappan, Nevenzel, E. Folkert, M. Folkert, Meyer, Weener, Hafkemeyer. PAGE 26 SENIOR HONOR ROLL William Tappan Morris Tardiff Robert Emmick Bernice Oatmen Frances de Roos Beth Marcus Jay Nevenzel Johanna Faber Ruth Williams Norma Becksfort Amy Slotman Bernice Jacobs William Beach Paul Kooiker Charles Stoppels Kenneth Vandenberg Irving Lemmen Anthony Weller Bernard Rowan Myra Grover Edward E. Hafkemeyer 4.00 4.00 3.95 3.91 3.89 3.88 3.84 3.81 3.80 3.76 3.68 3.66 3.65 3.60 3.60 3.58 3.58 3.51 3.50 3.42 3.40 OF 1938 Geraldine O'Meara Frances Koeman Eleanor Mae Folkert Mildred A. Folkert Alice Wiersema Marian Koetsier Benjamin Schrotenboer Donald Lievense Paul Rozeboom Lucille Meyer Gerald Bax George Vander Hill Ruth Den Uyl LeRoy Alder Dale Brondyke Joyce Mills Ruth Mitchell Marjorie De Pree Robert Weener Margery Brooks Rolland Deising 3.39 3.27 3.26 3.25 3.24 3.22 3.21 3.18 3.18 3.18 3.18 3.14 3.12 3.11 3.11 3.06 3.06 3.03 3.02 3.02 3.00 H1-Is O

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I Q 1938 DONALD WILLIAM WINTER HTOODLESH E11e1'y0ne'r W1'ong But Me Reserve Football 2g Varsity Foot HAROLD WITTEVEEN BUD 1lBuddyJ! CHARLES PAUL WOJOHN CHUCK IVhere IJ My Heart? Aviation Club 23 Assistant Stag ba e ger 45 Camera Club, President 4. Etrl-rEL MAE WOLTMAN E'rIIEL Peek-a-hoo ll 4. EDNA ZONE EDDIE Heaven Help Thix Heart of Mine DoNA J. ZWEMEII UDONAH Lez'r Give Law o 1' Chance Chorus 2g Dra b, Vice President 25 G.A.A. 2, 33 thletic Sister 33 Senior Mana- Girls Drama Clu 43 Senior Playg Group Vice President 4. HENRY B. ZYCH HANK Little farh Horner l A We in school now mmchihg omwzwl Raire our hanners hrighl, Ami rejoice that we may conquer In the mme of right. PAGE 25

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C I C 1 9 3 8 I U C THE CLASS WII.L OF 1938 We, the Senior Class of 1938, being sound in mind and body and weak in character and appreciation of the finer things in life, do hereby tender, give, bequeath, relinquish, thrust upon, cast away, and, generally speaking, hand down the following gifts, qualities, possessions, charac- terestics, idiosyncrosies, accomplishments, stuff and things to the Juniors, Sophomores, Freshmen, Junior High cherubs and grade school scholars herein mentioned. Ralph Parson's hill billy Big Apple to Henry Brusse. Jeanne Price's love of chemistry to Bob Walters. Dorothy Shramek's stage presence to Joyce McCormick. Ed Slagh's manager job to Don Baldus. Robert Slagh's romantic bearing to Ransom Everett. Charles Stoppels' love of good clean fun to Luke Kuna. Bill Tappan's dependability in everything to Fred Meppelink. Morris Tardiff's and James White's respective blondes back to the Sophomore class. Don Van Ark's salesmanship to Cecil Bachellor. Ann Van Ingen's rating with the 400 to Marge Steketee. Kenneth Vanden Berg's soft spot in Miss Parkyn's heart to Bob Longstreet. George Vander Hill's carefree walk to Roger Stroop. Ervin Vrieling's love of learning to Bob Rowan. Ruth Williams' ease of acquaintance to Gladys Grissen. Don Winter's grin to Warren St. John. Donna Zwemer's alumnus to any Sophomore or Junior who wants him. Bob Rich's FOO artistry to Frank O'Meara. Les De Ridder's share in the Teddy Bear to Frank Lokker. Nels Dyk's jailbird sweater to George Eby. ' Eleanor and Mildred Folkert's inseparability to the Whelan boys. Alma Geerds' school spirit to Graafschap School of Mining and Technology. Jim Grissen's fatalistic philosophy to Prof. Hansen. Peggy Hadden's good humor to the teacher who needs it most. Ed Hafkemeyer's build to next year's football team. Ken Hall's altitude to next year's basketball team. Windy Harrison's exhaustion to Bob Chard. Gert-Jalving's sophistication to Marion Geerds. John Lokker's Western Union job to Murray Snow. Shorty Matchinsky's policeman's cap and club to Warren Westrate. The Michmershuizen boys' ladykilling qualities to Robert Taylor. Marijane Miles' piano pounding personality to Alvin Schuutmaat. Ruth Mitche1l's friendliness to Norma Rutgers. Geraldine O'Meara's accent to Henry Voltz. Hilda Anderson's office job to Casey Klein. June Baker's Buick to Louis Padnos. George Huff's motorcycle to Michigan State Police. Gerald Bax's accordion to Ethel Brandt. Norma Becksfort's squawk to Baby Snooks. Leola Bock's heroes to Shirley Kardux. Russel Bouman's Kazoo girl friend to Verne Van Den Berg. Julia Bouw's collegians to a large number of Junior girls. Sybil Brailey's West Point influence to General Pershing. Elmer Brandt's Hstic ability to Bob De Vries. Lilith Brouwer's basketball ability to Shirley Rutgers. Anita Cherven's self-confidence to Vivian Tardiff. Ray Clark's National Guard uniform to the highest bidder. Pat Collin's hair to Julius Kempker. Ruth Den Uyl's good looks to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Eddie De Pree's poker face to Bob Gogolin. With the undergraduates and faculty we leave our heartfelt thanks for a mighty valuable and enjoyable high school career. To Prof. Hanson we also leave three barrels of wala wala and a gallon of rhubarb which should last him for some years to come. Witnesses: Signed: DEW U. TH1NKzo M. I. KLEVER DID JA EVER NOAH NEVER O. G. HWIZ PAGE 2 7