Holland High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Holland, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1946 volume:

V TI J' 'IB i 5 I 0E,C-JAN S',Q.Qgii2'29g by + wwf H fa 'fa J in 'Q 'Z viii '-9 ff 5 fi mx Q 06, +1 ,QR Q4 MPQANU ,WW MY 800K I QNXQQM S0101 P ffmssouw 43' 4' XB E OZZWWZZDZ QWN compiling the 1946 Boom- erang, We, the Staff, have sought to boomerang back to you all of those happy memories of our high school life. We hope that through our efforts your experiences of high school days will be vividly recalled. ic if 'k 'A' ir t 'lc al' 'A' ir 'A' ir THE BOOMERANG if Published by THE SENIOR CLASS oi 1946 HOLLAND. MICHIGAN 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'k i' 'k i' 'k 'A' 'A' 'k QM FAQ!!! Jedi! lfldf ALEVZ Jia! an man fig: :gal-S Chester Arnold Frederick Kremer John T. Ayers Gunther Lohmann Louis Bagladi Clarence Lokker Q E John'Bale Robert Michmershuizen ' E C. Gordon Barry Burton Naberhuis a Frank Boersema jess Nicol 5, Raymond Boot Leon Nienhuis George Bruursema Earl Nivison U Nelson E. Carter David Nordhof Herbert Chapman Richard Overkamp Donald Cheiif jesse Cole Edward O. De Pree Robert De Ridder Elmer De Young George Dykstra John P. Eisenberger Steve E. Fuller Adrian Griep Herbert Harrington Julius Helder Paul Henagin James B. Hentschel julian A. Hilbink William Horning Henry Israels Robert L. john Benjamin Keen Gerald L. Kleis John H. Kleis Donald Klinge M. Paul Koppenaal Everett Potts Fred Purchase Harold Smeenge John H. Spruit George Stegenga james H. Sullivan Homer E. Ten Cate Herman Teninga Anthony Ter Haar Kenneth Tien Gerald Van Dyke Louis Van Dyke Willard Van Eyck Wm. C. Van Faasen Harold Van Lente john T. Van Til Walter Van Wezel Milton Verburg Henry Wehrmeyer La Verne Wiersema John H. Wise 'k 'A' ul' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'k 'A' 'A' 'A' ak ak jblzmfzm UMBLY and gratefully do we, the class of nineteen-forty-six, dedicate this Boom- erang in memory of those former students of Holland High School who gave their lives in World War II. Respectfully and proudly will we always remember their great sacrifice, laying down their lives to insure that this great country of ours will still be The Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave. 'A' i' 'k nl' 'k t i' 'Ir 'A' i' 1 I E I Back-Lawrence, Wiskamp, Gould, Van Dyke, Mulder, Stegeman, Parkyn, Calvert. Middle- Camburn, Westveer, Blekkink, Reeverts, Meinsma, Veen Huis, L. Nelson, Geiger, Rogers, Mac Front-Moody, Carter, Chapman, Crawford, Riemersma, Hanson, Weiss, Damson, Veltman, Schaafsm SENIOR HIGH FACULTY Ruth Blekkink - American History. Ruby Calvert- Speech. Paul Camburn-Physics, American History. Theodore Carter - Bookkeeping. Rex Chapman - Chemistry. Maibelle Geiger - Latin. Ervin Hanson -- Economics, Commercial Law. Frances Lawrence - Typewriting, Shorthand. Malcolm Mackay - Physical Education. Janet Mulder - English. Linnea Nelson - Typewriting, Shorthand. Hannah Parkyn - Algebra, Geometry. Clara Reeverts-Geometry, Algebra. V Lida Rogers - Biology. Albert Schaafsma - American History. Hilda Stegeman - Bible, English. Lillian Van Dyke - English. Esther Veen Huis - Home Economics, Child Care. Peter Veltman - English, journalism. Fred Weiss - Government, Modern History. Gladys Wiskamp - Spanish, French, English. Edward Donivan - Machine Shop. Carl Schultz - Machine Shop. Lucille Donivan - Librarian. 'k i' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'k 'k 'A' 'A' 'A' al' 'Ir S 3 i Back-Arendshorst, McClellan, Shoup, Vander Wert, Moore, Cappon, M. Nelson, Dykhuizen, Eby Middle-Norlin, Martin, Ruch, Bennett, Drake, Sicard, Haworth, Kisinger, McAllister. Front-Lampen, Ver Hulst, Ewald, Shackson, Bishop, Denton, Brower, Bylsma, Krum. Elizabeth Arendshorst - Home Economics. james Bennett- Science, Biology. Doris Brower - English. Austin Buchanan - English. Rena Bylsma - History. Lavina Cappon - Home Economics. Beatrice Denton - Citizenship, World History. Francis Drake - Shop. Adelaide Dykhuizen - English. Donna Eby - History. Mame Ewald - English. Gerrard Haworth - Shop. Everett Kisinger - Orchestra, Band. Louise Krum - Art. Barbara Lampen - World History. Richard Martin - Mechanical Drawing. Chapin McAllister - Citizenship. Clara McClellan - Algebra, Arithmetic. Trixie Moore - Choir, Chorus, Glee Club. Minnie Nelson - Algebra. Carroll Norlin - Arithmetic, Physiology. Dallas Ruch - Printing. Marion Shackson - English. Emily Shoup - Algebra, Geometry, Refresher Arithmetic, Refresher Mathematics Lyman Sicard - Business Training. Kathryn Vander Veere -- English, Arithmetic. Joan Vander Werf - Latin, English. Carl Van Lente - Citizenship. Irene Ver Hulst - English. 'k 'A' 'A' 'A' i' 'A' at if 'k nk 'k 'A' s 5 i 2 3 s SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND PATRONS Back-Van Zyl, Groters, Schepers, Klaasen. Front-Haskin, Calvert, Hanson, Donivan, Brower. SENIOR HONOR ROLL Henrietta Veltman Maxine Cook Maurice Schepers Lois Timmer Agnes Atwood Barbara Modders George Zuidema Eleanor Van Dahm Carole Elston Robert Becksfort Barbara Eilander Dorothy Van Ark Phyllis Vander Haar Mary Ellen Pas joan Cartland Janice Vander Borgh Jean Mack Joyce Gunneman 946 Mary Van Wynen john Macqueen Prudence Haskin Donald Van Ry Mary Wolbert Gail Van Zyl Dorothy Boss Donna De jonge Sally Brower jane Van Houten Lois Mitchell Betty Harris Doris Wieskamp Lois Schoon Laverne Serne jay Wolbert Marilyn Bussies Elinor Bouwsma i' 'A' 'k 'k 'k 'A' it il' 'k 'k 'A' 'k AALDERINK, SUE Do You Kuow Surie? AARDEMA, MARY ANN All Tbrougla lbe Nigbf' Chorus 4. Arwooo, AGNES Good, Good, Good Saugatuck High 25 Junior Honor Roll, Senior Honor Roll. BAKER, DALE After Hour Sfllfu Class President 25 Varsity' Football 35 Track 3: Group Chaplain 3. BAKER, DONNA junior Min Junior Honor Roll. BAKER, JAYNE My' Sbodow and I Chorus 2, Athletic Sister 3, 4, Athletic Sister Vice-President 3, Librarian 35 .gldgrrgan 45 Group Chairman 45 Camera u . BAKER, JOYCE Double Trouble Athletic Sister 3, 45 Athletic Sister Secre- Efyifirasurer 3, Alderman 4, Camera U. . if 'Ar i' 'k 17 BARKEL, PAUL Someday Group Chairman 25 Senior Band 3, 4. BECKSFORT ROBERT WboZ IJ Tbir Tbiug Called Looe? Class Treasurer 25 Band 2, 35 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Regional Tennis Double Champion 3g Reserve Basketball 25 Varsity Basket- ball 3, 45 HiAY 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y Secretary- Treasurer 3, 45 Camp Hay-O-Went-Ha 34 Older Boys' Conference 3, 45 Group Chaplain 35 Alderman 35 Wolverine Boys' State 3, School Treasurer 4, Choir 4g Choir Librarian 45 Junior Honor Roll5 Senior Honor Roll. BEDELL, SHIRLEY I Remember Wbeu Sophomore Playg Group Horizon 2, 3, 45 Choir 3, 3, Personnel Board 45 Herald Board 45 Junior Senior Honor Roll. BEQUETTE, HULDAI-I Tlae Power of Looe Chairman 2, 45 Alderman Senior Play, Honor Rollg Westport High, Kansas City, Mo., 3g Horizon 45 Senior Play 4. BILEK, RUDOLPI-I It Muni Be jelly 'Cuure fum Dorf! Sbube Like Tbof' Group Chaplain 2, 45 Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 3, 45 Chief of Police 4. BOEVE, DALE Small Fry Reserve Track Manager 2, Intramural Championship 2. BOEVE, VIRGINIA Lei zbe Ren' of lbe World Go By Chorus 2. 'A' 'k 'A' 'A' BOLKS, RUTH The Mood Fm In Bos, BEVERLY Blue Skier Chorus 2. BoscH, ANGELYN The Iflaml of Kao-Koo BOSCH, JERRIE There'.r ez Lal of Moanlighz Being WaJzed Horizon 2, 3, 4g Choir 3, 4. Boss, DOROTHY Fm Only Tearin' Chorus 23 Choir 3, 43 Group Chairman 33 Victory Council 33 Type Award 43 Boomerang Board 43 junior Honor Rollg Senior Honor Roll. BOTSIS, GEORGE Norlm'mz! Track 2, 3, 43 Reserve Basketball 23 Varsity Basketball 3, 4g Varsity Football 3, 43 P-olice Board 43 Regional Basketball Champions 43 State Basketball Cham- pions 4. BOUMAN, KENNETH Lizzie Sir Erhd' Chorus 23 Track 33 Hi-Y 3, 4g Group Chaplain 3, 4. if af f'f BOUWMAN, THELMA Thai Old Gang of Mine Bouwsivm, ELINOR Charm of You Band 2, 33 Sophomore Play: Horizon 2 3, 43 junior Honor Rollg Senior Honor Roll. BOYCE, BERNICE Wa512't Tha! at Wide River BREMER, JOHN Ain'lrha Comin' 0 Senior Honor Roll. ut P BROUWER, ELEANOR Hemi I0 H earl yn Group Chaplain 33 Personnel Board 3 4 BROWER, DALE Gmwin' Purim Zeeland High School BROWER, ELAINE fmt For Tonighf' Chorus 23 Choir 3. 'A' ir 2. 'k 'A' BROWER, SALLY Sally in Our Alley Chorus 23 Tulip Time Essay Contest 23 S. A. R. Essay Contest 33 W. L. ..C. English Prize 33 W. L. S. Radio Contest 4g Class Clerk 43 Group Chairman 43 Victory Council 4g Junior Honor Rollg Senior Honor Roll. BUSSCHER, MARVIN Fm For It Too Baseball 2, 3, 4. BUSSIES, MARILYN Sof1 and Worm Groug Chaplain 43 Type Awards 4g Short and Awards 43 Historical Board Chairman 43 Junior Honor Roll3 Senior Honor Roll. CAMP, JANET So'J I Carr Write My Nome CARAVIA, JOE Lizzie joe From Chicago Track 53 Varsity Football 3, 4. CARTLAND, JOAN Lucky To Be Me Horizon 3, 43 Athletic Sister 43 Junior Honor Roll3 Senior Honor Roll. CHAMBERLAIN, AUSTIN A Clairleen Airr'z Nothing Bu! 4 Bird Zeeland High Schoolg Regional Basket- ball Champions 43 State Basketball Cham- pions 4. 'A' t i' 'A' 19 COOK, ARLENE Fry Me, Cookie, Willa ll Con of Lord Chorus 23 Choir 3, 4g Librarian 4g Lit- erary Board Chairman 4. COOK, MAXINE Here Come: Cookie Group Chairman 23 junior English Award 33 Personnel Board Chairman lz-AQ junior Honor Rollg Senior Honor Roll3 Type Award 4g Salutatorian A43 Western Michigan College Scholarship. COPPERSMITH, ALICE PerznieJ From Herzoerf' CURTISS, COLLEEN Dar1gerour E yer DAMS, RAYMOND As Time Goer By Reserve Football 5. DE JONGE, DONNA I lVrmt to Ge! Morr'ied Chorus 53 Librarian 4g Type Award 43 Shorthand Awards 43 Personnel Board 43 junior Honor Rollg Senior Honor Roll. DEKKER, DONNA Frie12dJbip Chorus 4. 'A' ir if 'A' DEKKER, VIRGINIA Five Salleil Peariutf' Group Chaplain 25 Band 2, 35 Horizon Club 2, 3, 45 Horizon Club Secretary 45 Athletic Sister 4. DE RIDDER, ARLENE Surf Like Tlfaz There Orchestra Z, 3, 45 Horizon 2, 3, 45 Vice- Presiclent 25 Orchestra Librarian 3, 45 Alderman 45 D. A. R. Citizenship Award 45 Herald Board 45 Quill and Scroll Award 4. DES AUTELS, LAWRENCE The Man I Love Redford Union High, Detroit, 55 Band 4. DE VRIES, NORLIA Onre in Awlaileu Chorus 25 Historical Board 45 Camera Club 45 Librarian 45 Horizon 3, 45 Com- munity Chest Speech Winner 4. EILANDER, BARBARA Keep Away From ine Fellow 11760 Owrzx An Aiilornobilen Choir 2, 43, 45 Horizon 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Vice-President 25 Alderman 35 Athletic Sister 45 Camera Club 45 Group Chap- lain 45 Senior Playg Tuberculosis Speech Contest 45 Junior Honor Rollg Senior Honor Roll. ELENBAAS, DONNA Waltz Me Aroiinil Again, Willie ELSTON, CAROLE On tlae Trail Choir 2 5 Group Chaplain 45 Athletic Sister 45 junior Honor Roll 5 Senior Honor Roll. 'A' al' ir if ESSEBAGGER, JOHN I W'al,eed My Por! in a Manner Military' Sophomore Playg Alderman 45 Group Chairman 45 Assistant Stag ESSENBURG, JULIUS Rag-Tirne Cowboy joe Exo, NEAL I'll Gel By Reserve Football 35 Varsity Football 4. FABIANO, BEATRICE Pleare No Squeeza Da FISHER, ALAN Loire Ir just a Game FORTNEY, RONALD On ilfe Sunny Side of 1 FREGO, MAX Banana he Slreef' Open Your Eye: Zo Looe Group Chairman 35 Victo y Council 35 croll 45 Hi-Y r Alderman 35 Herald Board 45 Wolverine r Boys' State 45 Quill and S 45 Police Board 45 junio Mayor 45 Senior Play. Rotarian 4 5 at 'A' at 'k 20 I A e Manager 4. FRENCH, PEGGY Fiddle and I Orchestra 2, 3, 4g Secretary of Orches- tra 3g President of Orchestra 4g String Quartet 4g Horizon 2, 3, 4g Alderman 4g Senior Honor Roll. GILCREST, BETTY JANE Yon Mart Have Been a Beautiful Baby Athletic Sister 3. GODFREY, DORIS Dainty Dotty GOULOOZE, FLOYD Ain't Got a Dime to My Name Group Chaplain 3, 4. GRABOFSKI, EDNA Stairway to the 5ftar.f GREENING, ROBERT All the Things Yon Ain't Reserve Football 31 Varsity Football 4. GREVING, BERNARD Hstfaighten -Up and Fly Right 'A' 'k 'A' i' 21 GRISSEN, DALE Yon Are Free Reserve Football 2, 33 Varsity Football 4g Reserve Basketball 25 Group Chairman 4g Victory Council 4. GROTERS, JERALD 'Stontbearted Men Varsity Football 2, 3, 4g Reserve Basket- ball Zg Track 2g Class Treasurer 3, 4. GUNNEMAN, JOYCE In a Slaowef of Starr Junior Honor Rollg Senior Honor Roll. HACKLANDER, RYLENN He lVaJ a Perfect Gentleman HAMSTRA, CALVIN Now I Knouf' HARDY, DONALD TMJ Ir It HARRINGTON, ROBERT I'ne Got tlae World On a String Varsity Football 2, 3, 4g Track 35 Band 3, 4g Band President 4g Interlochen Music Camp 35 Orchestra 3. al' K 'A' i' HARRIS, BETTY When My Dream Boat Comer Home Band 2, 3g Horizon 2, 5, 45 Senior Playg Junior Honor Rollg Senior Honor Roll. HASKIN, PRUDENCE Lady Be Good Sophomore Playg Horizon 2, 3, 4g Drum Majorette 2, 3, 4g Interlochen Scholar- ship 3g State Solo and Ensemble 23 Dis- trict Solo and Ensemble 3: School Pian- ist 4g Class Clerk 4g Personnel Board Chairman 12-Bg junior Honor Rollg Senior Honor Roll. HAVEMAN, KATHRYN Wien Pm Gone Yozfll Soon Forge! HINTZ, BARBARA Temptalion Niles High School 2g Choir 5, 4g Junior Honor Rollg Senior Honor Roll. HOPKINS, KENT Dear Little Boy of Mine HOUTMAN, CAROL W!aal'.f a Girl Suppored lo D0? ' HULSMAN, ARLENE I Ride An Old Paint 'A' 'A' 'A' ml' HUMBERT, ELWIN Swingin' On a Star Baseball 2, 3, 43 Choir 3, 45 Group Chairman 3, 4. HOVENGA, DONALD Sam'J Got Him HUYSER, ESTHER You'll Never Walk Alone ISRAELS, CORNEAL Some One zo Wazrb Over ISRAELS, ROBERT Fifleen Yearr and Fm Szill Serving Time Reserve Football 2, 33 Hi-Y 34 Fire Chief 4g Choir 4. JACOBS, LEON Coanzing the Day! JANDRON, PATRICIA Legend of the Glowwormn Chorus 23 Horizon 3, 45 Librarian 3, 4g Athletic Sister 4g Herald Board 4. if if i' 'A' 22 JEKEL, EARL There Muff Be rz Way Choir 3, 4g Junior Honor Roll. JILLSON, FRANK Happy-Go-Lufky JOHN, DAVID Aio'z Tlml jun Like cl Mme JOHNSON, JEROLENE Geniur al Work JORDAN, CARL Why Don? You D0 Riglaz? Class President Zg Reserve'Football 3: Alderman 3g Orchestra 3, 4. JURRIES, LEONARD The Worry Song Assistant Track Manager 3. KALMAN, CAROLINE Towle Tale nl' 'k nk 'k 23 KAPENGA, JOYCE HoneyJurkle Rare KIRKWOOD, BETTY Beside a Babblirzg Brook ' Choir 3, 4g Cheerleader 3, 4g Group Chaplain 4g Group Chairman 3g Victory Council 3g Herald Board 4g Senior Play. KLAASEN, LESTER When Fm Alone, Pm Loneromen Band 2g Group Chaplain 35 Group Chairman 4g Hi-Y 3, 43 Vice-President 3: Class President 3, 4g Older Boys' Conference 45 Reserve Track 33 District Hi-Y Conference 3, 4g Camera Club 3, 4: Camera Club Secretary-Treasurer 4g Boomerang Board 4: Senior Playg Vic- tory Council 4g Hi-Y Legislature 4. KLEINHEKSEL, JAMES Fm 4 Wild and Woolly Son of the Wert KLINGE, MELVIN ADH We G01 Fun Baseball 4. KOOYERS, MARY My Hear! Singf' Choir 3, 4g Librarian 4. KRAOT, DONNA My Mamma Sayr 'No, No Choir 4. , In 'A' 'At 'A' i' KRAMER, DOROTHY A-roving I Will Go KRAMER, SHIRLEY A Lizlle While Chorus 25 Choir 3, 4. KUIKEN, BETTY Who Knowr? Choir 3, 4. KUIPER, BETTY Commando Serenade Group Chaplain 3. KUIZENGA, VELMA Love Ir zbe Berl of All Choir 3, 4, Group Ch aplain 3, 41 Group Chairman 43 President Girls' League 4. LAMAN, BEATRICE Some Olher Tifnel' Chorus 2g Welfare B Award 4. LEJEUNE, JIMMIE Sleepy Lagoon Band 3, 4. oard 4 g Shorthand 'k 'k 'A' ir MAATMAN, CARMA ffcandyyv Chorus 2g Choir 3. MACK, JEAN Lower, Come Bark fo Me Sophomore Play, Choir 31 Public Im- provement Board Charrman 4g Junior Honor Rollg Senior Honor Roll. MACQUEEN, JOHN lVi.rl7 Thai I Wirb Toniglaf' Group Chaplain 21 Hi-Y 2, 43 Orchestra 21 Band 2, 3, 4g Group Chairman 45 Victory Council 4, Older Boys' Confer- ence 4g Senior Honor Roll. MARCUS, EUGENE In My Solitude Sophomore Play, Group Chairman 2g Victory Council 2g Alderman 34 Group Chaplain 35 Reserve Football 3g Boom- erang Board 4. lMCCLURE, STANLEY Dona Fool Wilb .Men Varsity Football 3, 4. MCCORMICK, LAWRENCE Alcberon, Topeka, and Santa Fe Varsity Football 3, 44 Group Chaplain 4, MILLS, GLENNA I WiJb I Knew Athletic Sister 4, Camera Club 4. 'k it ul' 'A' 24 MITCHELL, Lors How're Ya Dain' in the Heart Department? Sophomore Playg Choir 2, 3, 45 Horizon 2, 5, 45 Class Clerk 33 Camera Club 35 Camera Club Secretary 35 School Clerk igujunior Honor Rollg Senior Honor O . MODDERS, BARBARA fmt a Little Fond Ajjreetionn Choir 25 Athletic Sister 3, 45 junior Honor Rollg Senior Honor Roll. MONROE, CHARLES No Can Do Band 3. NASH, WILLIS I'm a Slay Guy Choir 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 4. NEWELL, EARL My Ideal NIEBOER, KEITH Smile Awlaileu Track 35 Stage Manager 3, 45 Junior Honor Roll. NIENHUIS, SHIRLEY Build It Up, Paint It Nife, Tear It Down Choir 25 Horizon 2, 3, 45 Athletic Sister 45 Boomerang Board 45 Camera Club 45 Group Chaplain 4. 'k 'Af Ik 'A' 25 NORTHUIS, BARBARA 'Ta' Do It All Over Again NORTHUIS, ROBERT Strike U12 tlae Band Band 2, 3, 45 Track 35 Reserve Football 33 Orchestra 3, 45 Cheerleader 4. NYLAND, LLOYDT Yon're Nobody Till Somebody Lover You Choir 2, 3, 45 Fireman 4. NYSSON, WARREN Well Be Together Again Fireman 45 Varsity Football 3, 4. OONK, CHESTER Fi5hin' For tloe Moon Group Chaplain 25 Reserve Basketball 2, 35 Reserve Football 35 Victory Council 33 Police Board 4. OWEN, EDWIN Once in Awltileu PAAUWE, ADA MoonbeamI Librarian 45 Shorthand Award 45 Junior Honor Roll. 'K' if 'k ' 'A' PARKER, JANICE I W'an1 Whaz I Want, When I Wan! Il Choir 2, 3, 45 Horizon 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 35 G.A.A. 25 Alderman 55 Athletic Sister 45 Girls' League Vice-President 454 Boomerang Board 4. PAS, MARY ELLEN Candieal Yami Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Horizon 2, 3, 45 Wel- fare Board Chairman 45 junior Honor Rollg Senior Honor Roll. PELON, NORMA After All This Time Tulip Time Essay Contest 25 Herald Board 4. PIERSMA, JOYCE Tomorrow I.r Forever Athletic Sister 5, 45 Type Award 45 Camera Club 45 Herald Board 4. POLL, ARLENE How Liille We Know Chorus 2. Pos'rMUs, BILL Man to Man Track 2, 45 Basketball Manager 25 Foot- ball Manager 35 Hi-Y 5, 4. PYLE, WENDELL I Don'l Want to Be Loved Choir 2, 35 Senior Play. 'A' 'k xl' i' Roorcs, MARGARET A Blue Poke Bonne! and a Slouepipe Hat Shorthand Award 4. ROWELL, RosE MARY Rorernary Group Chaplain 23 Shorthand Award 45 junior Honor Roll. SCHEPERS, MAURICE If You Build a Bezzer Mousetrap Choir 2, 5, 45 Choir Secretary 25 Sopho- more Playg Tennis 2, 3, 4g State Vocal Competition 25 Boys' Quartet 2, 35 Re- serve Football 3g Wolverine Boys' State 35 Hi-Y Vice-President 45 Boomerang Board 45 Senior Honor Roll 4. SCHIPPER, DONALD You're a Natural SCHOLTEN, EUGENE I Sing ar I Sail With the Rolliching Gale Choir 2, 3, 45 Group Chaplain 35 Lit- erary Board 4. SCHOON, Lors Treat a Woman Lihe a Drum Chorus 25 Choir 3, 45 Horizon 2, 3, 4g Camera Club 33 Historical Board 4g Senior Play 45 Group Chairman 45 Vic- tory Council 45 Librarian 45 Community Chest Speech 45 Senior Honor Roll. SCHROTENBOER, HAROLD CareleJJ Love if 'k 'Ir al' 26 SEIDELMAN, JACK Down Went McGinty Stage Manager Sophomore Playg Track 4. SERNE, LAVERNE Give Me Time Herald Board 2, 3, 45 Public Improve- ment Board 43 Junior Honor Rollg Senior Honor Roll. SLAGER, GLENN D0in' It the Hard Way SLAGH, MARVIN PleaJe Thinh of Me Reserve Football 2g Varsity Basketball Manager 3, 45 Manager of Regional Champs 45 Manager of State Champs 4. SLOTMAN, PAUL On a Little Street in Singapareu Chorus 2, 3. SMITH, ELOYCE I Can't Begin to Tell You SMITH, IIIVIN IVho Threw the Whirhy in the W ell? Sophomore Playg Choir 2, 3, 45 Group Chairman 33 Victory Council 3. 'A' it ir i' Z7 SPRUIT, LORRAINE The Spirit IJ Willing Allegan High School 2g Group Chair- man 3g Victory Council 33 Literary Board 4g junior Honor Roll. STEGINK, DONALD The Glory Road junior Honor Roll. STOKES, JOYCE Only a Bird in a Gilded Cage Chorus 2g Choir 3, 4. STRABBING, DONALD Carefree STREUR, ISLA What Do Yoti Thinh My Heart'J Made Of? Chorus 23 Horizon 2, 3, 45 Student Director Senior Play 4. STREUR, LLOYD Pre Mighty Tired SYBESMA, RUSSELL I'd Rather Be Me 'A' if i' 'k TER HoRsT, RUTH You and the Night and the Murid' Chorus 2, 3. TER WEE, SHIRLEY Dancer at the County Fair TIMMER, LoIs I Can Cook Too Tulip Time Essay 2, Choir 2, 3, 4g Horizon 2, 3, 43 Girls' Sextet 33 Group Chairman 43 Victory Council 4g Public Improvement Board 4, junior Honor Rollg Senior Honor Roll. TUCKEII, GLENN Little Country Town TUINSMA, JOAN Baby Sirler Blues Choir 2, 3. 4. VAN ARK, DoRo'rHY A Garden of Roref' Type Award 4, Shorthand Award 4, junior Honor Roll, Senior Honor Roll. VAN DAHM, ELEANOR Don't Believe Everything You Dream Choir 2, 5, 45 Group Chaplain 35 Junior Honor Rollg Senior Honor Roll. 'A' 'lc 'A' 'A' VAN DOORNIK, ELAINE Whirtler'r Mother-in-law Chorus 2, 35 Group Chaplain 35 Wynand Wichers Bible Prize 3g Boomerang Board 4. VAN DORT, DALE IJn't It Kinda' Fun? Band 2, 3g ReserveABasketbal1 33- Varsity Basketball 4g Regional Champions 4, State Champions 4. VAN DYKE, ALVIN Dial You Ever Get That Feeling in the Moonlight.7 Reserve Basketball 2g Varsity Basketball 3g Group Chairman 4. VAN EENENAAM, ROBERT I'rn a Million Mile! From Nowherd' Band 2, 3g Camera Club 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 4g Fireman 4g Herald Board 45 Older Boys' Conference 4g Boomerang Board 43 Quill and Scroll 4, Hi-Y Legislature, Alternate 4. VAN HOUTEN, JANE I Mutt Have That Man Choir 2, 3, 4g junior Honor Rollg Senior Honor Roll. VAN KAMPEN, DONALD If I Had My Way Group Chairman 35 Victory Council 3. VAN LANGEVELDIE, DALE Hit the Road Band 2, 3, 4. 'A' 'A' 'k 'k 28 VAN LENTE, EARLE Corn: For My Coanfryu VAN NUIL, RODGER That'.r For Me VAN OORT, MYRON I Begged Her Reserve Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3,145 Group Chairman 33 Victory Coun- ci 3. VAN RY, DONALD I'll Walh Alone Choir 2, 3, 45 Cl? Secretary 25 Victory Council 25 Baseba 2, 35 Reserve Basket- ball 25 Varsity Basketball 35 Wolverine Boys' State 35 Police Board 45 Senior Honor Roll. VAN TATENHOVE, KENNETH Can't We Be Friena'J? Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Reserve Basketball Z5 Reserve Football Z5 Track 2, 3, 45 Var- sity Basketball 3, 45 Varsity Football 3, 45 Fireman 35 Older Boys' Conference 45 Regional Champions 45 State Cham- pions 4. VAN VUREN, ROBERT D What the Ure of Wo1za rin'? VAN WYNEN, MARY An Apple For lhe Teafher Choir 2, 3, 45 Group Chaplain 33 Librarian 3, 45 Girls' Sextet 35 Junior Honor Rollg Senior Honor Roll. 'A' it 'A' ak 29 VAN ZYL, GAIL The Sheih of Arahy' Group Chairman 25 Group Chaplain 35 Varsity Football 35 Senior Playg Class Vice-President 3, 45 Police Board 45 Community Chest Speech Contest 45 junior Honor Rollg Senior Honor Roll. VAN DE Vussa, DONNA If Thafr Your Idea of a Wonaler- fal Time, Tahe Me Horne Tulip Time Art Contest 25 Athletic Sister 3, 45 Camera Club 45 Chorus 25 Senior Play. VANDEN TAK, LILLIAN When Olal Friendf Meer Again VAN DER Bra, JAY It Didn'l Mean a Thing VAN DER BIE, WILMA Bfg Bafh Yard Chorus 2 5 Shorthand Award 4. VANDER BORGH, JANICE Somewhere I'll Find You Choir 2, 3, 45 Librarian 45 Group Chap- lain 45 Tuberculosis Speech Contest 45 junior Honor Rollg Senior Honor Roll. VANDER HAAR, P1-1YLLis Through the Yearf' Choir 2, 5, 45 Personnel Board 45 junior Honor Rollg Senior Honor Roll. 'A' 'lc ul' 'A' VANDER YACHT, WILBUR With a Song in My Hear! Choir 2, 3, 45 Choir Librarian 55 Choir President 45 Sophomore Play 2g Track 2 g Albert Keppel Memorial Prize 25 State Vocal Competition, first 55 Senior Play. VER SCHURE, DONNA Sleepy Time Gal VELTMAN, HENRIETTA We Speak of Yon Often Group Chaplain 25 Chorus 25 Choir 3, 45 Wynand Wichers Bible Prize 35 junior Honor Roll5 Senior Honor Rollg Valedic- toriang Hope College Scholarship. VISSCHERS, DOLORES Body and Soul Group Chaplain 25 Victory Council 25 Horizon 5, 45 Alderman 4g Cheerleader 45 Herald Board 4. WAGNER, GERTRUDE Lonely Street! WALSH, THOMAS . Good Men Nowodnyr Are Hard to Find Reserve Football 45 Track 3. WOLTERS, IVAN W'hen I Grow Too Old zo Dream ir 'lc 'k i' WEATHERWAX, DONALD When Hearn Are Young Senior Honor Roll. WELLER, ALYDA If: Only rz Paper Moon Group Chairman 2, 45 Victory Council 2, 45 Group Chaplain 2, 35 Alderman 43 Shorthand Award 4. WELLER GLENN I He'5 iz Dichenr in Hif Own Home Town '38 WENTZEL, TONY There You Go WESSELING, GERTRUDE The Friendly Veil of Nighf' WIEGERINK, ALBERT Fm Gerling Tired So I Con Sleep WIERSEMA, LEONA Time On My Handy' 'A' if i' 'A' 30 WIESKAMP, DORIS The Mermge of line Viale! Chorus 25 Group Chairman 35 Victory Council 33 Librarian 45 Herald Board 45 Senior Honor Roll.. WILLS, MARJORIE My Pez Brurrezlen WLODARCZYK, STANLEY No Lowe, No Nozloirrgu WOLBERT, HELEN Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are Chorus 25 Camera Club 45 Girls' League Treasurer 4. WOLBERT, JAY Great Day Senior Honor Roll. WOLBERT, MARY All life Boyr Love Mary' Alderman 45 Type Award 43 Chorus 25 Girls' League Secretary 43 Camera Club Aigujunior Honor Rollg Senior Honor o . WALTERS, AUSTIN A Real Nice Clamlmlaeu WOLTERS, ROSELYN 'Wlomerzzr Like TMJ Wooo, WILLIAM Six Flat: Urrfurrzirbedn ZEERIP, ELAINE Crzn't You Reed Bezween the Liner? Group Chaplain 35 Victory Council 3: Cheerleader 4. N ZUIDEMA, GEORGE Till Zire End of Time Tulip Time Essay Contest 25 Choir 2, 3, 45 Interlochen Scholarship 25 State Vocal Competition 2, first 35 oys' Quartet 35 Boys' Double Quartet 25 Alderman 3: Group Chaplain 2, 45 A. L. W. Essay Contest, first 2, second 35 War Bond Essay Contest 25 Tennis 35 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y Chaplain 35 Hi-Y President 45 Camfp Hayo-Went-Ha 3: Older Boys' Con erences Z, 45 Hi-Y District Secretary 34 Hi-Y District President 45 Hi-Y State Councilman 45 Hi-Y State Council Presi- dent 45 Boomerang Board 35 Boomerang Editor 45 Hi-Y Legislature 45 Herald Board 45 ljunior English Award, first 35 Camera C ub 3, 45 Camera Club Presi- dent 3, 4g junior Honor Rollg Senior Honor Roll. if 'A' 'A' 'A' 'k 'k 'k i' 'A' 'A' 'k 'A' 31 3 Q 2 E Q 1946 0A'l' BIN TIP A ll P0li'l'S REVIEW On Sale at All Bookie Joints and Pool Halls. Price: Ten Pesos. name ga.. PREDICTIONS OF THINGS T0 COME 1. Baritone Elwin Humbert has achieved fame and fortune, singing the role of Mergatroid in the opera, La Spitunia la Bella, written by mistake by Joyce Piersma. 2. Jerolene Johnson, noted nu- clear physicist, is a member of the government commission working on the new molecular bomb. The new weapon deals with the science of molecule splitting. 3. Joan Tuinsma is credited with the invention of the Tuins- matron, a machine useful in washing dogs. 4. Donald Schipper is cam- paigning for the State Senate on the Bull Moose ticket. 5. Dorothy Boss is confidential secretary to Ivan Wolters, presi- dent of the Sofa Sitters Union, Local 106. 6. Mary and Helen Wolbert have signed a new contract with the'Van Oort Theatrical Agency. For the past two years, they have been employed in a U.S.O. troupe touring Elk Clubs. 7. Shirley Ter Wee has chal- lenged Elaine Van Doornik to a return bout for the world cham- pionship of Women Wrestlers. The event will take place in Riemersma Hall in April. Tick- ets are now on sale at Fortney's Drug Emporium. 8. Lois Timmer, notorious lo- cal singer, has offered to direct the Kalamazoo Civic Chorus at their spring concert. 9. Mungar Wood, who was in- volved in a minor accident at Kollen Park when he sideswiped the Crosley car owned by Arlene Poll, was fined by Judge Bernard Greving for wreckless driving. 53 Although their car rolled over several times, Wood and his two companions, Dale Grissen and Dale Baker, were unhurt. Ar- lene Poll and her friends, Elaine Brower, Donna Ver Schure, and Carol Houtman also were un- hurt. Les Klaasen and Barbara Eilander, who were at the park, were listed as witnesses, al- though it is doubtful that they really saw the accident. 10. George Botsis is out on bail after being taken in custody by Holland police. In raiding Holland Youth Center, police found Botsis deep in a tiddly- wink game. Dogbiscuit the Second Receives Prize. Dogbiscuit Makes Sensational ' Finish at North Shore Track Dogbiscuit II, 12-year-old filly owned by Betty Kuiper, was ac- claimed king of the horse world after his sensational victory in the 100-year free style event at the North Shore Polo Grounds. Dogbiscuit appeared to be in good formg but her victory was due largely to the expert horse- manship of her rider, Jockey Riemersma. Roselyn Wolters, judge of the event, stated that although Dogbiscuit finished third, he was given the prize for trying. The purse of 852.25 was divided among her three train- ers, Gertrude Wagner, Alvda Weller, and Wilma Vander Bie. Never-win, the sensational wonder horse of 1909, attempted a comeback today, just 33 years, seven months, and two days aft- er his retirement. Esther Huyser, owner of the animal, took the horse down from his place in the local museum to race him once more in the R. E. Chapman handicap for one-armed horses. Former Holland High Stars Almost Break World Records America's two top track stars, Keith Nieboer and Tom Doc Walsh, came within 15 minutes of shattering the world's mile record on the ultra-modern cin- der track of Holland's new Civic Auditorium, Riemersma Hall. Two other former track stars of Holland High School, Swift Willy Postmus and Leonard Jur- ries, were forced to drop out of the gruelling 20-minute contest. Coach Lloyd Nyland was wait- ing at the finish line with a case of Wheaties for the triumphant pair as they staggered across the finish line. Walsh, who struck the tape a fraction of a second ahead of Nieboer, imme- diately collapsed and was rushed to the hospital in an ambulance driven by Rodger Van Nuil. Upon examination, it was found that Continued on Page 2. 2 OAT BIN TIPS AND SPORTS REVIEW the little finger of his left hand was slightly cut, and he imme- diately submitted to an opera- tion by the notorious brain sur- geon, Glenn Weller. The recep- tionist at the Hospital, Doris Wieskamp, stated that Walsh would probably be released in two or three weeks. Don VVeatherwax, Edwin Owen and Glenn Tucker also ran. The event was covered by cameraman Bob Van Eenenaam of the Pelon Picture Co. and his shapely assistants, Marjorie VVills and Donna Dekker. The Super Deluxe Soda Bar was op- erated by Joyce and Jayne Baker of the Baker Bakeries. It has been rumored in the pro football leagues that Donald Hardy of the Green Bay Stuffers has been holding out for at least a 50c increase in salary. Club President 'X Lois Schoon, Club Manager Marvin Busscher, and Coach Bob Van Vuren, after a directory meeting, announced that the top sum offered would be 25c. Coach Robert Bronco Green- ing of Oshkosh Bigosh Overalls, claims that he has the best line in Northsouthern Conference. The players on Bronco's team call him the Wonder Coach because they wonder why he is the coach. Jarring Jay Wolbert, leading ground gainer of the Lucky 7 League, has gained at least 7116 of an inch per try. Coach Willis Nash reported today that Roving Fielder Jimmie Le Jeune, whose hind legs were injured while coming in on the seventh inning stretch in the cross-country hop last week, would probably start at guard position. Par for the 18th hole was 190. Third baseman Paul Slotman, who was injured on a quarterback sneak, fell on a sand trap at the third hole and landed in a dive. The accident occurred about noon Saturday, and witnesses stated that Slot- man was probably blinded by the moon which was full at the time and was being helped home by two stars. Margaret Rooks, local tiddley- wink champion, challenged the leading contestant of the Hamil- ton, Overisel, and Kruegersville territory, Eloyce Smith, to a re- turn match in Burnips Civic Au- ditorium. Beatrice Laman, Donna De Jonge, and Doris Godfrey have left for the South to begin spring training for the approach- ing Mumbletepeg season. Their program will include long dis- tance running, crossword puz- zlesjand card parties, under the expert training of Marvin Slagh. Linesman Earl Newell caught a Hy and brought it over to Sen- ator Jillson who has been col- lecting flies for years. John Mac- queen was wound up for the last hurdle when the starting gun went off ending the game. Betty Kuiken was pencil sharpener for the scorekeeper. Jean Mack sold sweets to the boys. Stanley Wlodarczyk, star pu- pil of Henrietta Veltman's Latin School. was given a football scholarship to Vande Vusse's School of Physical Education. He will play left tackle to re- place Tony Wentzel who gradu- ated to the outer world. CALIEIDAR 'oF EVENTS Monday night-12 p.m. Members of the Lonely Hearts Club will meet at the Bandstand at Kollen Park. Agnes Atwood will preside, and Don Hovenga will be in charge of entertain- ment. Refreshments will be served by Angelyn Bosch and Ruth Bolks. Tuesday-7 p.m. Huldah Bequette, swimming instructor, will give special swimming lessons to Janet Camp, Arlene Hulsman, and Alice Cop- persmith at the Pool Hall. Wednesday-8 p.m. Grand Opening of the Kapen- ga Dance Studio. Jerrie Bosch will instruct the ballet troupe, and modern dancing will be un- der the direction of Joyce Gun- neman. Music will be furnished by Norma De Vries on the jew's harp. Thursday-9 a.m. Shirley Nienhuis, president of the Holland Art Institute, an- nounced today that an exhibit of soap carvings will be shown by Arlene Cook and Eleanor Brow- er who studied for three years under Smokey Stover in Tim- buctoo. Sue Alderink, art critic for the Graafschap Bugle, ex- pressed an extremely favorable opinion on the exhibit. Friday-1 a.m. The local chapter of the Grand Supreme International Order of A-Few-Hands-with-the Boys will meet at the home of Bob Israels for their regular meeting. Last week's program was in charge of Gail Hot Lips Van Zyl. Poogeyl' McCormick suggested the motto: Serve usg the oftener, the better, which was unanimously approved by the group. Stan McClure and Bob Harrington were selected to procure entertainers for the group at the Stag Party to be held Thursday night. Lois Mit- chell and Pat Jandron presented book reviews from the Sizzling Stories magazine. Saturday-8 a.m. Raymond Dams, the opera star, will sing a duet with Ber- nice Boyce. The theme will be Beethoven's great symphony, Foxy, by Bach, words written by Beatrice Fabiano. SPECIAL! Postmasters Jarold Groters and Kent Hopkins announced that, due to a surplus of 3-cent stamps, they Will go on sale two for a nickel. Goldbrick Plating Corp. of America Do you want to become a goldbricker ? CALL DON VAN RY the biggest goldbricker in the country, for an interview ...T Cinder Bucket Railroad Owned and operated by Irvin Smith and Co. Chain gang leader, Glenn Slager WHODUNIT DETECTIVE AGENCY Husband Watching, our specialty Julius Essenburg, operator 3.2 Ken Greasy Van Taten- hove, fingerprint expert- Everything we do is closely watched by the F. B. I., Scotland Yard and the local cops. Sea Water Sales Co. Come in and get soaked FLOYD GOULOOZE Manager Creamless Dairy Co. Al Van Dyke, Mgr. f'Finest Grade C milk from conceited cows. leach cow guaranteed to be 4-F or worse.J HACKLANDER MODEL AGENCY Vv'e handle old and new models Our list of celebrated models includes: 1. Gargantua 2. Barbara. Northuis 3. Frankenstein 4. Velma Kuizenga 5. Dracula 6. Glenna Mills P. S. VVe also swap horses. 34 OAT BIN TIPS AND SPORTS REVIEW Founded in error in 1946 The Who-Can-U-Trust Co. Let us wipe out your financial worries. President, Chester Oonk Collector, Rus Sybesma Bouncer, Don Van Kampen Put your life savings in our hand, and you'l1 never have to worry about money again. -1-- YE CRAWLE INN Visit our cozy lunchroom for the food you can't forget. Served by P. T. O'Maine. DONNA ELENBAAS, Mgr. T-11 'Cheep Cheep' Chick Co. Owned and operated by Austin Chamberlain. Crowds are clamoring for that cheery cheep cheep. Get a chick from Cham- berlain's Cheep Cheep Chick Co. Cthey're cheaply For a happy change, call THE WHITEE DIDEE LAUNDRY Janice Parker, Washer Dolores Visschers, Rinser Wet wash our specialty. ROSIE'S JOINT Corn on cob our specialty Ros-e Mary Rowell Proprietor To whom it may concern: Darling: Please come home at once. All is forgiven. MARY KOOYERS M. D. SCHEPERS Veterinarian Phone: Hydrant 333 Slightly used fire hydrants for sale-cheap. THE LOVESICK AID SOCIETY Founded in 1941 to 'guide those who don't know the answers. Steep as the fees are, they're cheaper than going to court. Founder, advisor, and chief coun- selor, Barbara Modders. HIGH CLASS LOVE LETTERS writ by Yutz Casanova Zuidema They're so hot you need as- bestos envelopes Cand a good lawyerj. 35 CLASSIFIED ADS WANTED - MALE HELP 1. Representative of Kentucky Mountains Dew Co., as travel- ing salesman. Inquire Eugene Scholten at 4251 Moonshine Ave. 2. Salesman to handle growing business of Siberian Ice Co. Good pay by commission. In- quire Eugene Marcus for par- ticulars. 3. Engineer for North Pole R. R. College education necessary. Room for expansion. Inquire John' Essebiagger, or write Santa Claus. 4. Reliable man to distribute hy- brid fleas. As representative of American Flea Import Co. Good opportunities for ex- pansion by rabbit raiser. In- quire Dale Brower. 5. Good man as agent for Will I. Hookem Insurance Co. In- quire Laverne Serne or write U. R. Covered, Union Stock- yard, Drenthe. 6. Position as chef at a leading hotel- Lloyd Streur Jay Vander Bie Dale Boeve Warren Nysson Limited experience as biscuit burners in cooking class. MALE HELP WANTED WANTED-Good, reliable man. Carole Elston. WANTED-Man with good line to interest prospective client. Caroline Kalman. LOST AND FOUND LOST, strayed, or stolen, one nickel, minted at San Quentin in '27. If found, return to Bob Becksfort. Generous reward. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE-Bremer's Delicates- sen. John Bremer, proprietor. We specialize in spray guns for love bugs. FOR SALE-Feather for love nests. Eleanor Van Dahm. WANTED - MISCELLANEOUS WANTED-Someone to show Dorothy Kramer how to sell magazines. WANTED TO BUY-Good mo- torcycle with four speeds for- ward. Mel Klinge. MAN or WOMAN wanted to handle active business of Mex- ican Jumping Bean, Ltd. Call Alan Fisher between 12 p.m. and 5 a.m. WANTED-Good woman to ac- company and protect young women to army camp. Inquire Elaine Zeerip or Colleen Cur- tiss. ARE YOU LONELY? See the Woo-Woo Matrimonial Bureau We found a mate for Gar- gantua. We can find one for you. Make an appointment with our Board of Trustees: Car- ma Maatman, Shirley Kra- mer, Ada Paauwe and Joyce Stokes. DIPSO-MANIA SANITARIUM Featuring spacious single rooms that look double to our guests. Paul Barkel and Dale Van Langevelde will greet you as trained attendants. Only 10 minutes from the cemetery-people are dy- ing to come here! FRESHWATER CANNING CO. Earle Van Lente, Chief Canner Use Freshwater in your kitchen. 50c per gallon. Also available in dehy- drated form. Now on sale at your news- stands: SIZZLING STORIES MAGAZINE Betty Kirkwood, Editor Sizzling Stories by: Corneal Israels Charles. Monroe Kathryn Haveman Write us in strictest confi- dence and get the thrill of seeing your name in print! THE GREAT SAHARA REAL ESTATE CO. Fine sandy lots with 50-foot mirage frontage. Inquire DONNA BAKER U. S. STEAL CORP. Light blackmailing done by day or week KEN BOUMAN, Mgr. Undercover work by Mary Ann Sleepy Aardema SING SONG CHINESE LAUNDRY Bill Wun Pan Vander Yacht, Mgr. Donna. Cornflower Kragt and Isla Draggin' Lady Streur, Washladies. OAT BIN TIPS AND SPORTS REVIEW The Confidential Society Have problems? Send them to us today. Mr. Jack Anthony Seidelman will straighten you out. Lovers' Supplies, Inc. Call at the ofiice of Cupid's little helper CLorraine Spruity --We deal in?- Fire tongs for lovers' notes Moth balls for hope chests Go-Brokerage Company Experts in stocks, blondes, and horse race tips. President-Neal Exo Telephone-disconnected Clients in leading poor-farms and hoosegows across the nation. Are you headed for the poor house? Let us help you. - Lightfinger Joe Caravia's Detective Agency We have found everything but the lost chord and the missing link. Gruesome Gertie Wesseling Special Operator Repulsive Ruthie Ter Horst Disguise Expert Slightly anemic bloodhounds for sale cheap. l Last Resort Hotel Located deep in the heart of Mosquito Bog. Floor show featuring Janice Vander Borgh and Phyllis Vander Haar as acrobatic dancers and Albert Wiegerink and his orchestra. Dorothy Van Ark, Manager Each suite features three rooms and a path. l- Eager Beaver Fur Farm Pru Haskin General Manager Featuring Filthy Furs For Foolish Folks Contact Jane Van Houten and Thelma Bouwman. HONEY MOON HOTEL Under the capable managing of Dale Van Dort and Polly Pas Spacious suites only 10 min- utes from the bath, only 3,- 568 miles from Niagara Falls Cthree mins. from Renol. Fireproof. WANTED-One latest edition of the book, How to Make Your Husband Happy for A Handy Guide to Better Cook- ing J by Austin Walters. Con- tact Leona Wiersema or Shir- ley Bedell. NOTICE Hereafter I will be responsible for debts contracted by no per- son other than myself. Signed, Wendell Pyle. BIJOU THEATER Mon., Tues., and Wed. The Adventures of The Thin Man Co-starring Rudy Bilek with Virginia Boeve THE STRAND THEATER Mon., Tues., and Fri. Football Thrills of H. H. S. Starring Hardhitting Earl Jekel THE AVENUE Co-starring Mary Van Wynen and Don, Stegink in Above Suspicion fThe picture the Grabofski odice couldn't stoplj The county famed singing, acting, dancing team of Bar- bara I-Iintz and Sally Brower, known locally as the hubba hubbaf' girls, are to provide the entertainment for the annual stag party of The West Olive Odd Fellows. Betty Gilcrest will lead group singing and accom- pany the girls on the sweet po- tato. Harold Schrotenboer, Leon Ja- cobs, James Kleinheksel, and Donald Strabbing, founders and charter members of the Holland Chapter of the Women Haters Club. decided unanimously to dissolve their organization and get married. Anyone interested may contact them at Kollen Park any night this week. Economist Larry Des Autels has started a nationwide cam- paign for longer hours and lower pay for the workingman. Calvin Hamstra, noted psychiatrist, was considering giving Des Autels a consultation. Warden Marilyn Bussies of the Girls' Reform,School at Bur- nips Corners said today, t'The only sports not allowed here are pole vaulting and cross-country running. CUPID'S MARRIAGE BUREAU Asbestos stationery for sale cheap. Do you want a beautiful, wealthy, cultured, girl to love you? Who doesn't? Inquire Lillian Van Den Tak, David John REELECT Max Frego as official garbage collector 30 years of faithful service in keeping Holland clean. The Block Busters Do you want your house wrecked? Invite us in. CARL JORDAN BOB NORTHUIS Experienced Wreckers H20 years experience as jailbreakersn The Moldy Dungeon Rest Home A stone's throw from the morgue. Betty Harris and Virginia Dekker will greet you as attendants. Fees payable in advance or out of your life insurance. Cartland Chemical Co. We specialize in aunt remover Chief Chemist-Beverly Bos Cement mixer borrowed from Elinor Bouwsma. Twenty years without a complaint from a client -R. I. P. Quick-working, effective, no rubbing. Just the thing for nervous mother-in-laws. SNOOZIES The sure sleep inducer. Are you suffering from insomnia? Snoozies will end your worries. MAXINE COOK Made from finest poisons obtainable. 'SCRAPE 8z SQUEAK' VIOLINS No orchestra is complete without a Scrape 8: Squeak. Arlene De Ridder 85 Peggy French, distributors A Scrape 8: Squeak has appeared on every concert stage for over 50 years. 36 N , i i I 1 3 Wm JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND PATRONS . Back- Van Eck, McAllister. Front- Hinga, Reidsma, Wiskamp, Mackay. THE I UNIOR CLASS The junior Class of 1945-46 has been very active in the school activities. The music department of Holland High had a large number of juniors in it. This department is made up of the band, orchestra, and the a cappella choir. Then there were the athletic activities. The football team, basketball team, and the track team were made up of many junior boys. Not only did the boys take part in the athletic activities, but some junior girls, known as Athletic Sisters, sold candy and gum at the games. The Student Council was composed of more than half juniors. The patrons of the junior Class of 1945-46 were Miss Wiskamp and Mr. Mackay. The class is deeply grateful for all the help they have so kindly given. i' A' i' i' 'A' i' t 'A' 'k 'Ir 'A' 'A' ln, Aalderink, Harvey Allen, Robert Aman, Theresa Andreasen, Joanne Bagladi, Eleanor Boyce, Judson Bouwman, Mildred Borr, Mari jane Borr, Betty Bonehurg, Lorraine Boeve, Donna Boeve, Arthur Boes, Merle Boersema, Phyllis Boerman, Shirley Boerigter, Gordon Bocks, Robert Beyer, Patsy Birthisel, Paul Bell, Mary Behrendt, Kenneth Beerehoom, Alice Barense, Jack Barendse, Gordon Bakker, Marlin Brandt, Joyce Brandt, Laurajune Bredeweg, Norman Brink, Shirley Bruinsma, Bill Bruischart, Goldie Brunsell, Joyce Burt, Gordon Bush, Jerome Chandler, Angeline Cole, Ethel Chapman, Marcia Colton, Ronald Cornelissen, Corrinne Czerkies, George Dalman, Earl Danveld, Gary De Moor, Jean De Pree, Donald De Roos, Abylynne De Vecht, Virginia De Vree, Charlotte De Vree, Ervin it ml' al' ir 'A' ir 'lc nk 'k 'A' ak if 41 T l De Waard, Roger De Weerd, Roger De Weese, Parke De Witt, Bill De Wit, Elaine Di Figlia, Rose Dirkse, Harold Dozeman, Isla Dozeman, Kenneth Driesenga, Willis Drnek, Carolyn Dykstra, Donna Easter, Beverly Essenburg, Elaine Etterbeek, Kenneth Franken, Harold ' Fuder, Marjorie Galien, Jack Gebben, Leona Goding, Gordon Gosselaar, Joyce Groeneveld, Henry Gumser, August Hamelink, William Hardenberg, Bette Harper, Donald Harrington, Marian Hertz, Ray Hinga, Bill Hill, Joyce Hindert, Vera Holkeboer, Gretchen Homeniuk, John Houting, Keith Huizenga, Rose Hulst, Joyce Huyser, Earl Johnson, Floyd Jungblut, Ted Kadwell, Kenneth Kaepernik, Elsie Kalmink, Evelyn Keen, Justin Kiekintveld, Raymond Kiemel, lla Kilian, Eleanor Kleeves, Clarice Kleinheksel, Victor i' al' 'A' 42 Klornparens, Bonna Klomparens, Donna Knoll, James Knoll, Luella Knoll, Mary Knoll, Roger A. Knoll, Roger W. Knowles, Donnalee Kole, Elaine Kole, Howard Kole, Robert Koop, Elaine Kolean, Calvin Kolean, Eleanor Kolenbrander, Barbara Koppenaal, Dale Kooyers, Lloyd Koster, Floyd Kroll, Hazel Kraai, Robert Kuipers, Ken Lamb, Don Lamb, Ron Lenimen, Leonard Looman, june Luth, Phil Malchow, Floyd Malewitz, Tom Matthews, jack McAllister, Bruce McCormick, Dona McFall, Maxine McKenny, Terry Muyskens, Henry Miles, Lois Ming, Bruce Meyer, Howard Mokma, Irvin Montrose, Virginia Mosher, Marjory Naber, Donna Nevenzel, Joyce Nienhuis, Earl Nienhuis, Elaine Nies, Carol Northuis, Kenneth ' Nyland, Doris Nyland, Wayne ic if 'A' 'k i' 11' 'k i' 'k 'A' 'A' 'k 43 Oonk, jack Overbeelc, Lorraine Oosterbaan, Kenneth Padgett, James Piper, Howard Pittman, Ruth Post, Joyce Postma, Donald Price, Bill Regnerus, Harold Reidsma, june Robbert, Paul Rohr, Thelma Ross, Bill Rowell, Lorraine Rozeboom, Gertrude Rozeboom, Henrietta Rozeboom, Henry Rozeboom, Reka Ryzenga, june Schrier, Sally Setter, Edgar Simpson, Kay Siegers, Donna Slager, Herman Stoltz, Donald Slotman, Mary Ann Smith, Arlene Smith, Howard Spykerman, Wilbur Stoltz, Donald Straatsma, Bonnie Sundin, Robert Tanis, Almer Ten Brink, Ilene Ten Cate, Barbara Ten Cate, jay Ter Beek, Beatrice Ter Wee, Clayton Tinholt, Laverne T jalma, Mary Topp, james Trimpe, Bonnie Tubergan, Marvin Van Ark, Myron Van Bragt, Margie Van Bruggen, Wilma Vande Bunte, Vera ak ir ak ir 'k ak 'k i' 'k 'k l 44 Van Den Berg, Helen Ruth Vander Heuvel, Arlene Vander Kuy, Leo Vander Ploeg, Joyce Vander Wal, Dorothy Vande Wege, Edwin Van Doornik, Lloyd Van Dorple, Jack Van Duren, Cornelius Van Dyke, Bob Van Dyke, Richard Van Eck, Dale Van Herwyn, Stanley Van Houten, Charlie Van Huis, Robert Van Ingen, Donald Van Iwaarden, Alvin Van Kolken, JoAnne Van Oosterhout, Vernon Van Tongeren, Delwyn Van Voorst, Bob Veele, Junior Veldheer, Jack Venhuizen, Joyce 'Ver Schure, Marvin Ver Strate, Dorothy Victor, Warren Visscher, Beverly Visscher, Jane Volkema, Carolina Von Ins, Loise Wadsworth, jack Wolbert, Henry Wojahn, jim Witteveen, june Wiersum, Shirley Wiersema, Leon Wiersma, Glenn Wierda, Shirley Weaver, Welland Yeomans, Colombe Zeyman, Dolores Zoerhof, Arlyne Zoerman, Cora Mae Zuidema, Anna Mae Zylman, Arlene JUNIORS WITHOUT PICTURES: Pershing, John Van De Burg, Norman 'k 'A' 'k 'A' i i' 'k 'A' i' 'A' 'A' 'k 45 I 11-B Baldus, Betty Bauman, Kenneth Bennett, James Books, William Boer, Eddie Borr, Burton Brandsen, Monroe Callan, Rosemary Cobb, Leroy Dannenburg, Earl De Haan, Roger De Koster, Donald De Vries, James Douma, Paul Dykhuis, Gloria Eastman, Marian Fraam, Allen Haiker, Thomas Hajicek, Robert Halnken, James Henderson, Paul Hill, Sam Horn, Roger Karsten, Barbara Kleis, Arloa Kolean, Shirley Koopman, Lois Korstanje, Phyllis Kraai, Barbara Kromann, Paul Kramer, Rodger Kruithof, Marjorie Kuiken, Roger Last, Harvey Lavender, Jeanette Lindeman, Barbara Lindsay, Fred Marcus, Betty Jane Meyer, Donna Miedema, Robert Mosher, Marilyn Mulder, Marjorie Nash, Betty Pommerening, Elaine Post, Lynn Prince, Ruth Rietsma, John Sloothaak, Winifred Speet, Donna Steketee, Robert Stolp, Marilyn Telgenhof, Gerald Van Dyke, Eugene Van Tubbergen, Alvin Van Zyl, Verna VanderMeulen, Roger VanderWege, Rosalie Velthouse, Bernard Veurink, Gordon Viening, Edward Visser, Roger Walters, Christal Walters, Edna Westrate, Dorla 10-A Aalderink, Herbert Albers, Robert Arends, Charles Atwood, Kathleen Avison, Edward Baker, William Bakker, Carl Bakker, James Barkel, Marilyn Barkel, Norman Barveld, Elaine Bartels, Yvonne Baskett, Louise Bauder, Charles Becksvoort, Arthur Beekman, Arlene Bell, Ruth Bennett, Betty Berkompas, Donald Beukema, Gene Bishop, Barbara Bobeldyk, Jeanette Boersma, Rodney Bos, Ronald Bosch, Pauline Boyce, James Elgersma, Anna Mae Essenburg, Jack Essenburg, Junior Essenburg, Paul Fitzpatrick, Rita French, Marjorie Gilcrest, Donald Hall, Phyllis Hamlin, Fred Haringsma, Doris Harmsen, Adeline ' Hertz, Jack Hertz, Phyllis Hoekert, Paul Hirdes, Rosella Holtgeerts, Lois Kruithof, Dale Kunen, John ' Laarman, Arlene Lemmen, Douglas Lemmen, Betty Lemmen, Lloyd Lohmann, Margaret Lokker, Donald Lubbers, Earl Lubbers, Harvey Lubbers, Jerrold Lugten, Earl Lyons, Shirley McKenney, Kay Meeusen, Gordon Mennenga, Ruth SOPHOMORE CLASS i Brandt, Marvin Brower, David Brower, Jeanne Brower, Juella Bussies, Junior Buttles, Mary Buttles, Molly Cook, Betty Connor, Marilynn Coster, Barbara Covington, Robert Curtis, Caryl Dalman, Jack Davidson, Donald De Cook, Merilyn De Loof, Yvonne De Pree, Barbara De Vree, Jerold De Vries, Minard De Vries, Diana Diekema, Yvonne Du Mez, John Dykhuis, Ellalene Dykstra, Gladys Eakley, Margaret Eastman, Cleo Eash, Douglas SOPHOMORF CLASS OFFICERS Back - Douma, Bocks. Front- Post, Dykhuis, Moody. Homeniuk, Violet Houseman, Patricia Houtman, Mary Hulst, Dale Hulst, Kenneth Huyser, Ivan Humbert, Raymond Japinga, Norman Jillson, Bonnie Kaji, Elsie Kalman, Kazmer Kamphuis, Robert Keane, Marjorie 5 Keel, Virginia Kehrwecker, Clyde Kievit, Joyce King, Norma Klaasen, Donald Klungle, Eleanor Koeppe, Ruth Metzger, Marjorie Michielsen, Jacquelyn Miller, Robert Milewski, Mary Moes, Dale Morris, Barbara Morris, Nelson Monetza, Mary . Muyskens, Elizabeth Myrick, Patricia Navis, Harriett Nelson, Lois Nevenzel, Robert Newhouse, Dale Newman, Margaret Nieusma, Dick Nivison, Shirley Northuis, Rodger Nykerk, Chester Overbeek, Eleanor Kooiker, Gwendolyn Parker, Patricia Koopman, Clarence Koning, Shirley Koster, Rachel Kraai, Beverly Kraai, Glenn Kruithof, Amy Pas, Patricia Peters, Harvey Plaggemars, Paul Prins, Roger Piersma, Donald Prins, Clifford Pyle, Shirley Raak, Arloa Raffenaud, Denise Ratering, Norman Riemersma, Jerold Rooks, Joyce Ruch, Richard Rus, Henrietta Sadler, Gloria Schepers, James Schipper, Eunice Scheutky, Ruth Schurman, Dale Schurman, Jack Schutmaat, Lucille Setter, Joyce Sloothaak, Robert Steggerda, Leslie Stevens, Roger Stickels, Edward Stone, Robert Strabbing, Joan Strabbinv Lois Strengholt, Roy Streur, Barbara Ten Brinnk, Dorothy Ten Brink, Dorothy Teusink, Isla Ter Haar, Clayton Theisz, Alice Tien, Florence Tien, John Tjalma, Richard Van Alsburg, Spencer Van Ark, Robert Van Dahm, Howard Van Duren, Charles Van Dyke, Helen Van Ess, Kenneth Van Hartesveldt, Nancy Van Hekken, Donald Van Lare, Carol Van Leeuwen, Roger Van Lente, Barbara Van Raalte, Mary Van Slooten, Mary Van Slooten, Robert Van Vuren, Norma Van Wyck, Carl Van Zanten, Delores V VandeWater, Randall Van Den Tak, Lawrence Vander Hill, Ronald VanderKolk, Joan Vander Meulen, Gloria Van Der Meulen, Iva VanderVelde, Jack, Veele, Paul Veltman, Nancy- Visser, John Voorhorst, Florence Vuurens, Walter Walters, Clarence Wallace, Keith Weller, Robert Wiersema, Ronald Williams, Marguerite Wolters, Elma Jean Wolters, Rose Wolters, Valora Wolters, Warren orma Zerrip, N Zwemer, Charles Zuidema, Roger 46 2 2 E E 5 E Back - Ver Schure, Post, Hinga, Kuipers, Vander Kuy, Van Ingen, Etterbeek. Middle-Essebagger, French, M, Wolbert, De Ridder, Beyer, Weller, Klaasen. Front-Jayne Baker, Becksfort, Mitchell, Frego, Bilek, Riemersma, Joyce Baker. COUNCIL June, 1946, brings to an end the thirty-second Student Council of Holland High. Holland High's form of Student government is known to be one of the finest in our state, and many schools have copied our plan of government. Under the leadership of the council, the students sponsored a variety of projects with enthusiasm and success. In November, American Education Week was observed with worthwhile Chapel pro- grams and an impressive Armistice Day assembly. Christmas, too, was of special significance, as the council led the school through a week of interesting programs. The spirit of Christmas was maintained as the students presented large baskets of food, and money to the Salvation Army and the City Rescue Mission. The many other activities of the council of 1945-46 met success only because of the Hne cooperation and spirit of the Holland High School students. k i' 'k i' 'k 'A' 'lc 'A' 'k 'k ir if 50 Back - Marcus, Chapman, Veltman, Zuidema, Robbert, Schepers, Hinga, Van Eenenaam. Front-Nienhuis, Parker, Krum, Klaasen, Post, Van Doornik, Boss. BOOMERANG BOARD After grueling hours of work, with strain on both mind and body, the Boomemfzg Board finally finished Work on the 1946 annual. Impressed upon their minds forever are visions of heaps of typewritten copy, cardboard and glue, and a mountain of pictures with countless leering faces. Finally, an end came to their suffering, and with it a glorious celebration in the form of weak shouts and weaker echoes. Think of these, people, when you review the joyful years recorded in your 1946 Boomemngg for the only aim of this faithful group was to capture and record the many pleasant memories which we all have of Holland High School. George Zuidema -- Editor gifligig Iliiiiing Assistant Editors Eugene Marcus - Business Manager Bill Hinga- Assistant Business Manager Bob Van Eenenaam - Photo Editor Shirley Nienhuis -- Art Editor Paul Robbert - Co-Art Editor Maurice Schepers - Sports Editor Joyce Post - Associate Editor Elaine Van Doornik T . Dorothy Boss yplsts 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'k 'k 'A' 'A' i' 'A' if 'k i' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' Back-Veltman, Van Oosterhout,'Yeomans, Frego, Kirkwood, jandron, Bedell, Keen, Serne. Front-Van Eenenaam, Piersma, De Ridder, Pelon, Wieskamp, Zuidema. HOLLAND HIGH HERALD BOARD Subscriptions for the Hollarzd High Herald are taken by the journalism students a few days before the first issue of the paper is published. Approximately 750 copies are distributed to the faculty and students in Holland High School. The number of former graduates now in the armed services who are receiving the Herald totals about 450. journalism students edit and publish the Herald which is printed in the junior High print shop. News, sports, features, and editorials are included in the paper which con- sists of four pages. There is a special Christmas edition of four to six pages. An extra pictorial insert called the l'Roto is added each month. The Roto is edited and pub- lished by the National Scholastic Press Association and sponsored by the Western Electric and Manufacturing Company. The paper is self-supporting through the sale of subscriptions and advertising. A giftiof 55150 from the class of '45 finances the cost of mailing Heralds to those in the service. Betty Kirkwood - Editor in Chief Doris Wieskamp-Editor in Chief Shirley Bedell - Feature Editor Arlene De Ridder- Feature Editor Joyce Piersma - Sports Editor Max Frego - Sports Editor Pat Jandron - Ad Manager Bob Van Eenenaam - Ad Manager Colombe Yeomans - Exchange Editor Norma Pelon - Art Editor George Zuidema - Photographer Laverne Serne - Make-up Man Vernon Van Oosterhout- Make-up Man justin Keen - Make-up Man Mr. Veltman - Advisor it 'A' i' 'A' i' 'k 'A' 'A' i' 'A' 'A' i' MUSIC DEPARTMENT The purpose of the music department is twofold. The first purpose is to provide an outlet for those students who enjoy music. Secondly, the music department provides service to the community through programs and concerts. We are proud of the three fine organizations-the a cappella choir, band, and orchestra- which we have in our school. This year Holland High also produced some able soloists and ensembles in the musical field. 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Netting a clear profit of 35840, Ring Around Elizabeth ranked tops in sale totals. Mr. E. D. Hanson and Mr. T. H. Carter did a fine job supervising the business angle of the play. A Special recognition should go to Miss Ruby Calvert, advisor and director, who con- centrated all of her time and effort in the attempt to bring forth a good performance. The cast in order of appearance is as follows: - Barbara Eilander - Wendell Pyle - Betty Harris - Lois Schoon Huldah Bequette Laurette Carpenter Styles - - - Hubert Cherry - - - Mercedes - - Vida - - jennifer - - - Elizabeth Cherry - Irene Oliver - - Harriet Gilpin - Ralph Cherry - Andy Blayne - , Policeman - Dr, Hollister - - Shirley Bedell - Betty Kirkwood Donna Vande Vusse - Gail Van Zyl Bill Vander Yacht - Lester Klaasen - Max Frego 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'k i' t i' 'A' 'k ul' ir 3 5 2 2 5 Z I e Back-H. Wolbert, Parker, M. Wolbert. Front--Geiger, Kuizenga, Eilander, Koop. CAMERA CLUB Under the able leadership of Mr. Albert Schaafsma, the Cam- era Club enjoyed an unusually successful year. While' taking pictures for the Boomerang and the Holland High Herald was the chief activity of the club, in- terested students gained experi- ence in the art of taking better pictures and in doing their own processing. In the course of the year the members were given opportunities to exhibit their work at club contests. With the money collected by their activi- ties, the group purchased con- siderable new equipment for the darkroom. 'Ir i' 'A' 'k GIRLS' LEAGUE A Holland High School Girls' League is an organization of which every girl in high school is a member. There are four officers: president, vice-presi- dent, secretary, and treasurer. At the beginning of each semester, the League has charge of the Book Exchange. Profit earned from this venture is placed in the treasury and is used for 'various causes through- out the year. A gym party was given in November to get the girls ac- quainted with each other. This party took the form of a planned potluck. The Christmas program was centered around a different theme from that of former years. Instead of bringing gifts and donating them to the needy of our city, the girls brought l'White gifts to be sent to the Netherlands. Some of the profit from the Book Exchange was used to mail these boxes. Back - Schaafsma, Klaasen. Front - Zuidema, Robbert. 'k i' t 'k i' 'A' 'k 'A' 60 Back - Hinga, Moody, Klaasen. Front- Becksfort, Zuidema, Schepers. CHEER-LEADERS Leading Holland High's stu- dent body in cheers this year are a peppy sextet of cheer-leaders. They have, however, acutely felt the manpower shortage due to the fact that one of their male associates, Bob Northuis, has enrolled in the University of Great Lakesf, Bob writes that his school colors are now navy blue and white, and that he's having gobs and gobs of fun. This leaves Norman Bub- bles Bredeweg as the only masculine member of the group. Working with him are a female foursome including Dona Mc- Cormick, Dolores Visschers, Elaine Zeerip and Betty Kirk- HI-Y During this year the Hi-Y has played an active part in. the school activities of many boys. Hi-Y has had delegates at all the district meetings, including eight boys at the State Older Boys' Conference. The enjoya- ble meetings held in Holland High by the Hi-Y helped the boys not only physically but mentally. Many fine discussion meetings were held, and outside speakers came in and helped the boys with their problems. This year the football pro- -grams at our games were pro- cured by the Hi-Y. The annual pencil sales, by the boys and Ad- visor Leon Moody were enjoyed by all who had left their pen- cils at home. wood. Northuis, Zeerip, Visschers, Kirkwood, McCormick, Bredeweg. it 'k 'A' i' 'A' 'k 'lc it 'A' 'A' nk 'A' 61 I POLICE BOARD The Police Board of Holland High School consists of the Chief of Police and officers un- der him. With the aid of Prin- cipal J. J. Riemersma and Mr. Leon Moody, faculty advisor, the Police Board carries out its various duties. In addition to the regular du- ties carried on in the past years, the Police Board of this year undertook a new job of safe- guarding student cyclists and pedestrians. In cooperation with the Holland Police Department and the Holland Safety Commis- sion, the Police Board carried on an active safety program. Back-Van Zyl, Moody, Van Ry. Front-Oonk, Bilek, Botsis. PERSONNEL BOARD The personnel board is the unsung hero of Holland High. It is composed of eight mem- bers under the direction of Miss Clara Reeverts and Miss Ruth Blekkink. The duties of this board are: 1. To keep personnel records of each student in school. 2. To evaluate and record all the activities in which the student has participated, the offices held, and any honors earned. When a student graduates, this card is transferred to a per- manent record file, and any ern- ployer or other person request- in informat' tgd t . gon gbouthq' fgfmer Back- Cook, De Jonge, Brouwer, Haskin, Simpson. S u en 15 re erre to t 15 6' Front-Brunsell, Blekkink, Reeverts, Vander Haar. 'k 'k uk i' 'k if 'k i' 'A' 'k 'A' 'A' 62 1 ! Standing-Cartland, Piersrnag Post, Gilcrest, Borr, Janclron, Jayne Baker, Van Kolken, Parker, Eilander, Modders, Joyce Baker, Mills, Van De Vusse, Dekker. Front-Bell, Dozernan, Essenburg, Witteveen, Nienhuis, Elston. ATHLETIC SISTERS Holland High School has a right to be proud of its organization of Athletic Sisters, who sell confections at the football and basketball games. They sell pop, candy, pop- corn, and hot-dogs. Despite the high prices and war time shortages, they have managed to exceed the sales of previous years. The proceeds of these sales go into the athletic fund which helps buy equipment for the teams. 'A' 'A' i' 'A' 'A' 'k 'k 1k 'k 'k 'k i 5 5 r wnry, ........-.-.H A.. ., ,M..,...,.......l..1 .HN ... ,, , ,, , Back-Oonk, Zuidema, Harris, Goulooze, Eilander, Klaasen, Frego Front-Aalderink, Van Doornik, Baker, Bussies. - MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN Each year the Senior class of Holland High School conducts a magazine campaign to finance the printing of the B00-memng. This makes it possible to provide each student, who pays his class dues, vvith a year-book. The campaign is run on the basis of competition. This year sides consisted of the girls fCoedsj versus the boys fBoyedsj. This competition makes the campaign more interesting and provides a goal for each team. Every year the losing team must plan a party for the winning lteam. The Coeds were victorious this year. Captain of the winning team was Barbara Eilander, with Shirley Bedell as her assistantg and Eugene Marcus headed the Boyeds, with Bob Northuis as his assistant. This year the magazine campaign was highly successful. The proposed quota was reached and was finally exceeded by 4W. A profit of 31794.45 was cleared. MAGAZINE ROW CHAIRMEN Girls Boyf Row I Dorothy Boss Charles Monroe Row II Arlene De Ridder Alan Fisher Row III Alyda Weller Floyd Goulooze Row IV Barbara Modders Ronald Fortney Row V Helen Wolbert Elwin Humbert Row VI Joyce Piersma Myron Van Oort Row VII Arlene Cook Bob Becksfort Row VIII Norma De Vries Wendell Pyle Row IX Janice Parker Russell Sybesma Row X joan Tuinsma john Essebagger Row XI Doris Wieskamp Ken Bouman Row XII Mary Ellen Pas Larry Des Autels Row XIII Isla Streur Keith Nieboer Row XIV Eleanor Van Dahm Lloyd Nyland 'k 'A' 1' 'lr 'k if 'k i' 'A' 'A' 'k 'A' 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 5 E 1 1 1 1 1 E 1 1 1 i 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 E 1 1 1 5 f Standing- Bilek, Botsis, Van Ingen, Vander Kuy, Israels, Nysson, Kuipers, Van Dyke, G. Barendse, Harring- ton, Vande Wege, blager, Malchow, Groters, Boes, Van Dorple, Allen, Lindsay, Grissen, Van Kampen, Bocks, McCormick. 2nd-Oonk, Slagh, Greening, McClure, Exo, Wlodarczyk, Hinga, Zwemer, Baker, Schepers, Bauman, Caravia Van Tatenhove Van Eck, Van Voorst. FrontiVan Oosterhout, Bruinsma, De Waard, Hopkins, Price, J. Barendse, De Weerd, Pershing, Van Camburn, Coach, McClure, Captain. 'k i' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' Duren, Dozeman. VARSITY FOOTBALL This year's varsity football team ground through its nine-game schedule with a record of three Wins, five losses, and one tie, the tie being against Holland's traditional rival, Grand Haven. At the beginning of the season the squad displayed several fine perform- ances, and, using the T-formation, trampled three of its first four opponents. After being beaten in anjvery close game by Muskegon, however, something snapped. Two members of the team did receive special honor, being named on the All-Conference team. They were Captain Stan McClure, a senior guard, and Kenny Kuipers, halfback, a junior. Coach Paul Camburn and his boys should do better next season, though, as plenty of jun- iors saw action this year. Scores for the games were: Holland 30 - - - Traverse City 14 Holland 7 Western State 0 Holland 7 - Muskegon Heights 37 Holland 32 St. Augustine 0 Holland 12 - Muskegon 18 Holland 0 St. joseph 13 Holland 6 Kalamazoo ' 35 Holland 13 Benton Harbor 25 Holland 7 - - Grand Haven 7 ' 'k ml' i' 'A' i' i 72 Z 3 E E Q 5 3 Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland 'k Standing-Mackay, Ver Schure, Van Tatenhove, McAllister, Etterbeek, Bauman, Botsis, Hinga, Slagh, Weiss. Seated-Vande Wege, Van Dyke, Chamberlain, Vander Kuy, Van Dorple, Van Dort. Not on Picture-Becksfort. VARSITY BASKETBALL After a 27-year lapse Holland High can again be proud to say- We're the State Champs! Yes, this year our varsity basketball team captured the Michigan High School Class A Basketball Championship. After regular season play, during which the team won nine games and lost six and placed second in the tough Southwestern Conference standings, the boys really showed some high calibre basketball. In the words of Coach Mackay, who, incidentally, deserves much more credit than has been accorded him, l'The two biggest contributing factors toward our winning the championship were the com- petitive spirit of the boys and their excellent team play. There was no individual star on the team. All members were high scorers and to stop them the opposing teams had to stop five stars. And they just couldn't do it. Three of the team members were given special honor by being placed on the All-Conference team. They were Leo Vander Kuy, Bud Vande Wege, and Jack Van Dorple. The first two players also were placed on the all-state squad. Following are the scores of all the games: 43 - - Ottawa Hills ,48 Holland - - Grand Haven 37 - - Muskegon 33 Holland - - Lansing Sexton 22 - - Benton Harbor 60 Holland - - Kalamazoo 56 - - Grand Haven 39 Holland - - - Muskegon Heights 52 - - Kalamazoo 47 Holland - - - Ottawa Hills 32 - - Lansing Sexton 37 Holland QRegionalsj Kalamazoo 53 - - Muskegon Heights 51 Holland - - - Benton Harbor 41 - - Muskegon 50 Holland fStatej - Ottawa Hills A7 - - Jackson 29 Holland - - - Detroit Catholic Central 35 - - Benton Harbor 55 Holland - - - Saginaw Arthur Hill 'k i' 'k 'k 'k 'k 'A' i' 'A' i' z 2 E 2 i '53 ' 1 - WW 'K - mm s1uQ,?r15r:z ::: 1f. W, ..2':fz, .. I E 3 2 Standing-I-Iajicek, Lokker, Tubergan, Kiaasen, Kehrwecker, Steketee, japinga, Van Duren, Kraai, Lubbers, Van Alsburg, Cobb, P. Essenburg, Bocks, Douma, Vande Water, Ver Schure, Miedema, J. Essenburg, Kramer, Bussies. Kneeling-Post, Goding, Bredeweg, Sundin, Wiersma, Meyer, Padgett, Velthouse, McAllister. Sitting-Boersma, Stickels, Piersma, Ter Haar, Van Hekken, Baker, Prins, Vander Velde. RESERVE FOOTBALL The reserve football team of Holland High, coached by Mr. Carroll Norlin, made a fine record during the 'past season. The Little Dutch rampaged through a nine-game schedule with seven victories and two losses. They scored 155 points to- only 38 for their opponents. At the end of the season, Bob Sundin and Bill Bocks, two outstanding line- men, were elected co-captains ofthe team. The reserve squad should furnish the varsity with some real material next year. Here are the scores of the reserve games: Holland ------ Grand Haven Q Holland - - Zeeland Holland - - Muskegon Heights i Holland - - South Haven Holland - - Zeeland Holland - - Otsego Holland - - South Haven Holland - - Fennville Holland - - Grand Haven 'A' 'A' 'A' i' i' i' 'k 'k 'A' i' 'A' 1? Standing-Vander Velde, Hulst, Kruithof, Kehrwecker, Huyser, Nieusma, Weiss. Seated- Piersma, Beukema, Slager, Vande Water, Van Hekken, Japinga, Bos. , RESERVE BASKETBALL The second team also had a very successful season this year. Under the able tutelage of Coach Fred Weiss they fought their way to a tie with Kalamazoo Central for the Con- ference championship. There is no second team trophy, however. The reserves were a well-knit unit, always in there pitching. At the end of the season two of the members of the team were elevated to the varsity for tournament play. They were Herm Slager and Don Van Hekken. These boys both saw action in the Ottawa Hills game. Here are the reserve squad's scores. Holland 35 - - Ottawa Hills 14 Holland 29 - - Muskegon 16 Holland 41 - - Benton Harbor 39 Holland 23 - - Grand Haven 10 Holland 35 - - Kalamazoo 26 Holland 38 - - Lansing Sexton 46 Holland 37 - - Muskegon Heights 27 Holland 35 - - Muskegon 30 Holland 26 -. - Fennville 25 Holland 36 - - Benton Harbor 34 Holland 42 - - 'Grand Haven 32 Holland 43 - - Fennville 34 Holland 31 - - Kalamazoo 36 Holland 37 - - Muskegon Heights 39 Holland 33 - - Ottawa Hills 29 if ir i' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'lc i' 'k i' 'k 'A' 1' i' 'A' Standing--Moody, Weiss, Norlin. Seated-Moran, Buchanan, Camburn, Mackay. COACHES Here are the men whose responsibility it is to teach the boys how to play. To them much credit is due for the successful year Holland High has had in its interscholastic sports program. We were happy at the beginning of the second semester to welcome back two servicemen to the coaching staff-Mr. Edward Damson from the Navy, and Mr. Austin Buchanan from the Army Air Corps. Mr. Leon Moody - Athletic Director. Mr. Paul Camburn - Football. Mr. Malcolm Mackay- Basketball and Track. Mr. Carroll Norlin - Baseball and Reserve Football. Mr. joseph Moran - Tennis. Mr. Fred Weiss - Reserve Basketball and Ninth Grade Football. Mr. Austin Buchanan - Intramural Sports. E Mr. Edward Damson - Unassigned. i' 1' 'k X 'A' 'A' ak 'A' f 3 1 3 1 5 3 5 4th Row - Klaasen, Vander Kuy, Walsh, S. Van Liere. 5rd Row-Bouman, Harrington, R. Van Liere, Nieboer, Ottipoby, Lugers, Baker, Eash, Jurries, 2nd Row- Chapman, Botsis, Van Duren, Robbert, Veldheer, Van Dyke, Vande Water, Wood. Front-Vande Wege, Van Tatenhove, Bilek, Caravia. TRACK Coached by Mr. Malcolm Mackay, last year's track team won five and lost two dual and triangular meets and placed fourth in the combination conference-and-regional meet. At first glance, this looks like a fair season, but coupled with the loss of only three seniors, this indicates that Holland High can expect to hear plenty from the thinclads this spring. 4 if i' 'A' 'k i' i' t 'A' ul' 'A' if 'k Back--Norlin, Czerkies, Busscher, Zuverink, Hinga, Mosher, Van Ingen, Harper Boyce. Front-jungblut, Van Oort, Baker, Bauman, Fuder, Klinge, Humbert, Wlodarczyk. BASEBALL Holland High's baseball nine, under the tutoring of Coach Carroll Norlin, completed a none-too-successful season in 1945, winning only three games and losing seven. At the beginning of the season things looked very bright and the team registered two suc- cessive wins. But bad breaks and the loss at mid-season of Ernie Victor, star pitcher, combined to break up a winning combination. Many boys gained experience, however, and this spring's squad looks fairly strong in most departments. Following are the scores of the 1945 games: Holland 8 - - South Haven 3 Holland 8 - - Benton Harbor O Holland 0 - ' Muskegon 2 Holland 1 - - Muskegon Heights 2 Holland 3 - - Grand Haven 6 Holland O - - Kalamazoo 4 Holland 6 - - Grand Haven 4 Holland 3 - - Muskegon Heights 5 Holland O - - Muskegon 1 Holland 2 - - Benton Harbor 7 'k 'A' 'k 'A' 'k 'A' k 'lr 'k 'A' 'A' 'Ir h Back-Rooks, Kempers, Post, Zuidema, Moran, i Front- Etterbeek, Van Domelen, Van Meeteren, Beckstort, Zwemer, Schepers. TENNIS Coach joe Moran's tennis team last spring completed what was undoubtedly one of the most successful seasons Holland High netters ever achieved. After going through an undefeated series of dual and three-Way matches, the team, composed largely of seniors, tied Kalamazoo Central for the Conference championship and went on to win the title. Thereby Holland qualified six men for the state tournament. Al Van Meeteren turned in an especially stellar performance by copping both the conference and regional singles titles. This spring, as the team returns to the courts, its ranks are greatly depleted by graduation, but another good season is in prospect. ir k uk if 'A' 'A' 'k i' 'A' 'k 'k ak E s 5 E ' e E E Q E Q 5 3 3 3 a 3 1 I E E f i E Q SEPTEMBER School opens, and Eva greets the new students with her usual cheery smile. First football game-Holland defeats Traverse City, 30-14. Election of class officers-a good choice all the way around. OCTOBER Lieut. james C. Whittaker speaks in Hope Chapel about his experiences with Eddie Rickenbacker. Ma azine Cam ai n- irls vs. bo s. Did 8 P 8 .8 Y someone say something about the weaker sex? Wfe set a new record, too, by the way. Senior Class Party- is Don Van Ry still look- ing? xii r if if 1- SCHOOL CALENDAR NOVEMBER Great football weather-Holland ties Grand Haven, 6-6. Education Week with the student council plan- ning the programs. Thanksgiving Day vacation-all the girls go back to counting calories. Book Week with Mrs. Donivanls classy peep show and poster contest. DECEMBER Sophomore Play- Big Hearted Herbert. Christmas Program with Poogey McCormick doing a bang-up job as Santa Claus. Holland loses first basketball game to Ottawa Hills, 49-44. JANUARY All eager beavers start cramming for exams. The basketball team 'begins shaping up. Senior Play cast chosen, and rehearsals begin. It seems that a lot of work was done on that fourth act! -A: if if ak 1 af 86 SCHOOL CALENDAR FEBRUARY L New semester begins. Girls' League sponsors book exchange. We beat Grand Haven for the second time in basketball. . Teachers' convention-everyone gets a well- deserved rest. Senior High honor roll read. Holland finishes second in tough Southwestern Conference race. MARCH Holland takes Regional basketball champion- ship by defeating Benton Harbor, 36-31. The team goes on to defeat Saginaw Arthur Hill, 43-40, in a thriller to take the State Class A championship. Congratulations, fel- lows! Glory Day - natch! Mardi Gras. Senior Play- Ring Around Elizabeth played to a full house every night. You did a great job, seniors! APRIL Spring vacation with house parties and other quiet events - quiet, that is. Hi-Y legislature in state capitol at Lansing. Honor roll is announced. Henrietta Veltman and Maxine Cook lead the class in scholastic honors. t 'k 'A' 'k i' 'A' 87 MAY Spring sports are in full swing. Caucus-I wonder if Mayor Frego is keeping himself busy? Election Day-did your candidate win? Conference tennis match. Conference and State Regional track meet. IUNE Honor Assembly. Senior Day-At North Shore, May 24. Baccalaureate Commencement Seniors strut their stuff. 'lc i' 'A' t 'A' i' ir JOHN GOOD CO. 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