Holland High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Holland, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1950 volume:

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VAUPELL'S MEN'S SHOP MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE MODEL Holltzntllr M051 Modern Drug Store FIRST NATIONAL BANK Depoiitf Inxuretl Up T0 35,000 MONTGOMERY WARD AND COMPANY LOKKER-RUTGERS COMPANY DU SAAR'S PHOTO AND GIFT SHOP POST JEXWELRY AND GIFT SHOP HANSEN'S DRUG STORE The Best in Drugs and Toiletrief CUMERFORDS RESTAURANT BULFORD STUDIO For Distinctive Portraits FRIS BOOK STORE Olfiee Outfitter - Sttztioner SUPERIOR SPORT STORE WILLIAMS' JEWELRY STORE BRINK'S BOOK STORE Srhool Bauer and Srltool Supplies' THE FRANKLIN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY W. J. Olive, General Agent K. V. De Pree, Associate General Agent E. A. Stegink, Benj. Lernmen, J. Galien, Agents STEKETEE-VAN HUIS PRINTING HOUSE, INC. B0ornertzng Printer! for Many Years, l89l 2 Y I V Q 3 S E 5 Q E 5 ? as Q 3 , W J 1 , A 1 1 2 Q 1 3 is N , 4 , 1 I 5 , :S 1 si 1 a qf 5 2 F I z 1 E if I r JUNIOR GROUP FRESHMAN GROUP SENIOR GROUP SOPHOMORE GROUP E861 Front Row left to right: F. Wlodarzyk, F. Shuck, K. Koning, G. Witteveen, P. Van Eck, D. Kempker, T. Hildebrands, R. Appledorn. Second Row left to right: D. Schrotenboer R. Bekius, G. Kamper, V. Overway, R. Young, M. Doolittle, M. Human, R, Eggers, R. Nykamp, D, Schutt, M. Witteveen, R. Stupka, Coach. 'gcwefafl The baseball squad under the second year coaching of Robert Stupka ended their season with a seven win five loss record. Although they won four out of eight confer- ence tilts they held fourth place in conference standings. 1949 BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 12 - Zeeland April 15 - Fennville April 22 - Zeeland April 29 - Grand Haven May 3 - Fennville May 6 - Muskegon May 10 - Muskegon Heights May 12 - Kalamazoo May 17 - Muskegon May 20 - Muskegon Heights May 24 A- Grand Haven May 27 - Benton Harbor i843 M46 Winning two out of four dual meets, the track team went on to the Regionals and placed fourth. Coach Austin Buchanan, and Assistant Coach, Gerrit Wiegerink were able to send two boys, jack Lamb and Walter Vander Meulen, to the State meet held at Lansing. Vander Meulen won a fourth place for Holland. Quan owing Holland High School's cross country team had a poor season this fall as they lost all of their scheduled meets. However, Coach Buchanan's boys were able to win fourth place in the Aquinis College Invitational Meet held in Grand Rapids. l33l Ki emzia Holland Highs netmen finished last season with a very impressive record. Losing their first match to Battle Creek, they went on to win every match, the Regional meet, and second place in the State. l92l Coach Malcolm Mackayls golf team had a victorious season last year, as they chalked a first place in con- ference standings, and first in the Regional meet. COACHES Back: Mr. Stupkzi, Mr, Wiegei'ink, Mr. Mackay, Mr. Moran, Mr. Buchanan. Front: Mr. Nnrlin, Mr. Damson, Mr, Weiss, Mr. Howell. lS1l Watzawuvzczl ' no The Marine Reserves, after winning second place in their league, showed that they could really play basketball, by win- ning the Intra-mural champion- ship. They won in the semi finals and the finals by a small margin of points. ,Q ' 22 MPT z 1? 'awk s ,, 4 cv 6 iigf 1 ii I : ' gwsfg 'W , x p QE bl ggi N X t mf k wif' SQSQV, Q :M ,1 1 alia? Q? ii Q0 ...gi - X TX MQW H322-'22 Tim: Q. First Row left to right: T. Bosch, J. Partington, F. Weiss, Coach, R. Bekins, W. Hulst, R. Plersma, Manager, D, Klomparens, L. Evers, D. Moran, T. Maentz, T. Van Dyke, T. Carey, J. Teusink, B. Knoll. ewwe Zmeezfdaif The students of Holland High School can be proud of our little Dutchmen, as they have had one of their best seasons in many years. They have won 9 out of 15 games this season and clinched second place in the conference. They handed the Muskegon reserves their first defeat. Many of Coach Weiss' boys will be back next year on our varsity team. Holland 47 G. R. Ottawa Hills Holland 51 G. R. Central .... Holland 40 Muskegon Heights Holland 18 Muskegon .....u Holland 42 Benton Harbor -- Holland 38 Grand Haven --- Holland 46 Saugatuck ...... Holland 45 Kalamazoo ....... Holland 48 Muskegon Heights Holland 34 Lansing Sexton --- Holland 42 Muskegon ...... Holland 48 Benton Harbor --- Holland 39 Grand Haven ..... Holland 30 Kalamazoo ....... Holland 57 G. R. Ottawa Hills 655 i771 1 I I I. le hum 4 i l'irst Row left to right: K. Schippers, M. Doolittle, M. Mackay, Coach, D. Van Dorple, M. Witteveen. Second row left to right: Monte Dyer. Manager, 1. Hobeck, T. Beerrhuis, J, Kruid, B. Armstrong, R. Eggers, W. Kramer, R. Tasma. Ken Kaji, Manager. Wmedlq 2 Although they were the highest scoring team in the conference, our basketball team tailed to win the most games. The squad finished with a six win 8 loss record. Many of their losses were by very few points. The Dutch started the season with a 3 point defeat to Ottawa Hills in an overtime thriller. Other close defeats were a 44-47 one by Mus- kegon, a three point loss to Grand Haven, one point defeat 48-47, to Muskegon, a five point loss to the Regional champions Kalamazoo. Some of their close victories were a 50-48 win over Benton Harbor, a four point win over the Heights and ended the season with a one point win over Ottawa Hills. The Dutch were tie for fourth place with Grand Haven in conference standings. Holland 56 Ottawa Hills D... Holland 41 G. R. Central ,H Holland 44 Muskegon Heights Holland 44 Muskegon ...... Flint Tournament 59 74 33 47 Holland Benton Harbor -- 48 Holland Grand Haven ,W 52 Holland Kalamazoo ...Y.v 55 Holland Muskegon Heights 39 Holland Lansing Sexton -- 43 Holland Muskegon ...... 48 Holland Benton Harbor N 48 Holland Grand Haven - - - 41 Holland Kalamazoo .... 5 3 Holland Ottawa Hills ..-- 55 Regional Tournament Holland 48 Benton Harbor -- Holland 41 Kalamazoo ..... T743 45 63 ,BB-.KIQS 1' Fxgpj DT KuwPE R5 Vlaams f X If H1 , AQ . ' ff' Q .... wg ,.,.,,x1-111:31 4 - 5 if Q H .ir-famxcr: AK K . .V,: 1 E ,+::1. . gi? Q 33 L, A ' K K -1.-.-. ,.., . , . V 91132-?Q:gE:I3 2 .5 lg fb f. W W 5, -2 N- iw W ,Y 0 'E x ,..,.. , W y ba- ng 'X , X Yau Yo OR ST V'N1UE'R' Haag S 'Kwuxg If HILL un. i . If il liirsr Row left to right: D. Draper, B. Aldrich, T. Carey, V. Hohl, J. Kuipers, B. Van Voorst, J. Fendt, J. Vander Sluis, R. Tasma, R. Wingard, R. Bekius, H. Wingard, Manager. Second Row left to right: R. Stupka, Coach, J. Hillibrands, G. Visscher, R. Eggers, J. Cooper, J. Kruid. B. Armstrong, I. lmmink, D. Northuis, P. Klomparens, D. Bos, G. Kamper, G. Wiegerink, Ass't Coach. Third Row, left to right: W. Kramer, P. Vander Meer, D. Hazebrook, R. Van Huis, G. Essenburg, R. Morris M. Doolittle, R. Picard, D. Hazebrook, R. Dalman, R. Hill, B. Nykamp, Manager. Wmcfltq ?oat6'4ZZ The Dutch Varsity football team had one of its best seasons in recent years, winning six out of nine tilts. One loss was a one point defeat, to Ottawa Hills earlier in the season. The Dutch were able to hold undisputed second place in the Southwest Con- ference. jack Hobeck and Robert Tasma received all-conference honors. jay Vander Sluis was elected as the most valuable player during the season and joe Fendt and Bruce Van Voorst were the season's co-captains. Holland 24 Grand Rapids Creston --- 6 Holland 9 G. R. Ottawa Hills ...... 10 Holland 13 Muskegon Heights -- -- 0 Holland 19 Grand Rapids South--- -- 6 Holland 0 Muskegon ------------- 32 Holland 55 St. joseph ----------.-- 0 Holland 6 Kalamazoo Central -- ---13 Holland 6 Benton Harbor --.-- -- 0 Holland 25 Grand Haven -- ---13 135 so I 70 1 K M Wa L lf MW MU 1. Carl Kleis and Berk and Jeri. 2. J. Fendt, V. Hohl, J. Hobeck, B. De Wilde. 3. After the game is over. 4. Jack Lamb and Mascot. 5. Rex Young and his Orchestra. 6. Faculty Football. l6Sl .E.'+w. anon 50 Mm Inbbers and thv mi utew of the fast, mucus 45 ns I 14 prxrzlizxgg ui Y: Q L ! 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PIANO Bowman, Iris FIRST SOPRANO Barr, De Lene Bouwman, Hazel Brinkman, Pat Hacklander, Mary Kobes, Joyce Ladewig, Norma Lamberts, Donna Moes, Norma Nelson, Norma Rooks, Dorothy Sell, Nancy Tubergan, Irene Vande Bunte, Hazel Vander Meulen, Nancy Van Dyke, Mary Lou Wriglrt, Patricia SECOND SOPRANO Borah, Betty Du Mond, Connie Ford, Elaine Hamm, Ina Mae Kilian, Joan Kleinheksel, Lily Klomparens, Bette Knooihuizen, Mary Ann Kronemeyer, Judy Lampen, Dorothy Last, Beverly Mulder, Joyce Nivison, Arlene Saunders, Myra Schreur, Lois an Smith, Marjorie Timmer, Audrey Vanden Brink, Joanne Van Huis, Barbara Van Huis, Lois Ann Van Oort, Mary Veldman, Ann FIRST ALTO Brink, Marilyn Dalman, Evon Dalman, Mary Lois De Vries, Mary Ann De Weerd, Phyllis Driscoll, Phyllis Haight, Lola Harrington, Grace Huyser, Norma John, Ruth Kleis, Glennyce Larsen, Kay Salisbury, Vonda Schepers, Betty Steggerda, Kathi Stroop, Marilyn Tanis, Donna Vanden Brink, MyI'a Van Langen, Cleone Visscher, Marlene Witteveen, Marilyn SECOND ALTO Beyer, Hope Kramer, Beth Elzinga, Muriel Lemmen, Elaine Nies, Jeane Ver Hey, Joyce Brookhouse, Doris FIRST TENOR Morris, Roy Plaggemars, Warren Weener, Delwyn Weller, Tom SECOND TENOR Baskett, John Beekman, Don Bekker, Dale Hardenberg, Martin Pollock, Jim FIRST BASS Bradley, Charles Carpenter, Charles Crawford, Dick Greenwood, Robert D Miles, Richard Northuis, Don Nykamp, Robert Raymond, Burke Streur, John Van Hesteren, Bruce Viening, Kenneth SECOND BASS Beerthuis, Tim Kellogg, Ed Kruid, John Vande Wege, John Victor, Ken Walters, Ron Ofzciealfzcz VIOLINSYISI joan Patterson Norma Vander Yacht jimmy Maruri Grace Moeke Marilyn Westrrite judity Ward jean Kromann VIOLINS-2DiIl Eleanor Slagh Elaine Heath Esther Cranmer Marilyn Dokter B. 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Assembly Band. l59l w12:f.w:x Nb iw if gm ' Mwwmq' gfzfgggf Wywm ' www 1 wi, E my . ,151 -32 if WW xg, yi CAST OF CHARACTERS flu omfer of appeaziwzcej Steward - - - Mrs. Skinner - - Cornelia Otis Skinner Otis Skinner - - Emily Kimbrough - Purser - - - Stewardess - Dick Winter Admiral - - Harriet St. John - Winifred Blaugh - Leo Mc Evoy - Inspector - - Therese - - - Madame Elise - - Monsieur de la Croix Window Cleaner - - - Charles Bradley - Elaine Ford - - - - Carol Nies Keith Van Hartesveldt - joan Houtman - - Wayne Nyboer Norma Vander Yacht - - Dick De Pree - - john Streur - - Pat' Myers - - Iris Bowman - james Hillebrands Karel Mari Kleinheksel - Donna Severance - - Mary Berkel - William Helder - Ronald Smeenge Semen play Wlth unusual versat1l1ty and galety the Senlor class pre sented the play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay It IS the h1lar1ous tale of the two young authors Corneha Otls Sklnner and Emlly Klmbrough thelr trrp abroad and subsequent stay IH Pans The cast under the able d1rect1on of MISS Ruby Calvert gave an almost professmnal per formance each fittrng hrs part lrke the proverblal glove Each member of the audlence was g1VCD a gllmpse rnto the joys and pxtfalls of travellmg by two glrls whose hearts were truly young and gay and made thexrs feel lrkewrsel WW? - W.-4 -.1.... .seas ar' 4 . ken .Zeczdma 1-fzddezaa Seam Our Athletic Sisters, resplendent in their new maroon and white jackets, have more than played their part in this school year by keeping sports fans well supplied with candy and pop-corn during the football and basketball seasons. All the proceeds of the organization sponsored by Miss Verplank are put into the athletic fund. i543 ' S game! To feature interesting displays in the show cases is the duty of this board. Gracia Steenblik, Mrs. Donivan, Marietta Elgersma. Seozetwzdai Staff A help to faculty members who must have neat and accurate work done is the job of this staff. Miss Nelson, Marilyn Stroop, Marilyn Mulder, Doris Dekker, Barbara Carr, Barbara Rowan, Carol Nies. Wa- 7 This exclusive club for the boys of H.H.S. is one of the most pop- ular in the males' social calendar. Ron Walte1's, Ken Kaji, Rog Borr, Bob Karsten, Andy Sall. 5 354664 7m 'gcwwl Duties of the Public Improve- ment Board include suggesting that which would aid and improve the classroom. Ron Smeenge, Mr. Damson, Marcia Bishop, Emily Vinstra, Donna Eastman. 77aZdoe 'gaafwl Co-operating with Chief-of-Pd lice Dick De Pree, these sleuths have made the arrests of skippers, late-comers and the like through- out the year. Early in October, with the assistance of Mr. Moody, the five board members were cho- sen by De Pree. Dan Wright, Elaine Ford, Dick De Pree, jim Hillebrands, Charles Arm- strong, Mr. Moody, Ken Dams, Verne Hohl, jimmy Maruri. Qc!-:Ze .league The principal project of this or- ganization, to which every girl in the school belongs, is the handling of the book-exchange. The League, under the direction of Miss Geiger, also sponsored a fashion show early in the fall. Nancy Sell, Miss Geiger, Barbara Slagh, Myra Saunders, Cleone Van Langen, Hope Beyer. 24464 Wm!-S444 Mr. Lumsden and members of this club are to be found each Thursday at station WHTC giving a program to interest and enlighten the people of Holland. Ron Srneenge, Mr. Lumsden, Betty Schepers, jack Wiersma, Pat Myers. i51l pep Hia! To raise the spirits of the teams through organized cheering ofgthe student body is the aim of this group. De Lene Barr, Bob Karsten, Mickey Hop, Don Jacobusse. 77cm-,4 Organized to help promote good- will in the Americas, the Spanish- speaking students again took upon themselves this year the task of en- tertaining their school mates with the Carnival and La Fiesta. Miss Wiskamp directed the activities. Miss Wiskamp, Dottie Elferdink, Monte Dyer, Don jacobusse, Cherri Cartland, Keith Van Hartesveldt. 77a-wamzel 'gomd Keeping an accurate record of each studentls activities throughout his high school life were these six girls, under the direction of Miss Reeverts and Miss Blelckink. Files are maintained of the extra-curricu- lar activities, sports, and academic honors. After graduation these en- tries become part of the permanent records and are available to a pros- pective employer or any other per- son wishing information about an alumnus. Lily Kleinheksel, Catherine De Koning, Miss Reeverts, Miss Blekkink, Lucille Van Domelen, Cheri Cartland, Cynthia Pierce. 70eZfwze gaafwl With Miss Mulder to supervise their activities, these thoughtful girls have charge of delivering Howers, fruits and cards to ill or bereaved students and faculty mem- bers. , Mickey Hop, Miss Mulder, joan Kilian. mem and Eallege gawwl Each spring with Mr. Mackay, Miss Geiger and Mrs. Donivan as advisors, this group plans a day in which every student takes part to help him decide on his future career. Back row: Mr. Damson, Mr. Mackay, Glenn Essenburg. Front row: Miss Geiger, Jeri johnson. Bob De Wilde, joan Houtman, Mrs. Donivan. 0 W' gown! Filling a scrap-book with the important events of our years at Holland High were these pert Dutch lassies of the Historical Board. Miss Brower is the faculty sponsor for the group. Dottie Elferdink, Miss Brower, Joyce Kobes. i491 .fdlefaafzq gown! The Literary Board arranges various assemblies for the enter- tainment and edification of the students under the guidance of Mr, Wiegerink. Back row: Myra Saunders, Billie Hout- man, Don jacobusse. Front row: Ken Kaji, Mary Lou Berkel, Mr. Wiegerink, joan Souter. P476 gown! Miss Rogers and her group work to make the school a more beautiful place in which to work. Byron Aldrich, Miss Rogers, Bob Ny- kamp, Lois Jipping. Miss Brand, Ruth Bosch. Dick De Pree, Herald Editor, Dan Wright, Merrilow Mulder, Karel-Mari Kleinheksel, Don Van Dyke, Bruce Poppen. 'gfezczlafg On Pine and 16th Street stands our school and its news is ably covered by the Holland High Herald staff, those demons of journalism, who hold coveted positions of honor and trust. This paper, recipient of many awards, is advised by Miss Carol Brand. Charles Bradley, Marie Vander Sluis, john Streur, Jeri johnson, Phyllis De Wfeerd, Herald Editor, Donna Eastman. if47l lst Row: Jeri johnson, Mickey Hop, Emily Vinstra. Znd Row: Charles Bradley, Marcia Bishop, Cathie De Koning, Donna Eastman. 3rd Row: Ron Smeenge, Mary Lou Berkel, Ken Kaji, Jimmy Maruri. 4th Row: Tom Maentz, Don jacobusse, Monte Dyer, Byron Aldrich, Glenn Essenberg. Sth Row: Mr. Riemersma, Joyce Kobes, Don Van Dyke, Billie Houtman. bam! Our legislative body, this year under the guidance of Mayor Bruce Van Voorst, has excelled all previous records in their handling of Homecoming festivities, National Edu- cation Week, Exchange Assembly, the Christmas program, Career and College Day, and Dutch Treat Week. An added attraction this year was the issuing of football programs, containing write-ups of individual players, new yells, team pictures, and other features. Also introduced at Holland High school was the Honor Study Hall system wherein trustworthy students are allowed to govern themselves in a classroom during their study period. 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QL N iiqfvyg -uv- Van Hungerink, Gloria Immink, Lloyd Israels, Beverly Jacobs, Glenn Kalmink, Austin Kammeraad, Phil Kammeraad, Shirley Kampen, Mary Ruth Kamphuis, Roger Teusink, Robert Thorpe, Gloria Kane, Donald Karsten, Janice Keane, Phyllis Kehl, Patricia King, Dean Kirchhoff, Jack Kleeves, Jack Kleeves, Marilyn Klein, Shirley Kleinheksel, Mary Kleis, Glennyce Kleis, Louise Klomparens, Alden Knoll, Benjamin Knoll, Edith Knooihuizen, Mary Ann Kolean, Stuart Kolean, William Koning, Leona Koning, Marlene Kools, John Kortering, Vernon Kraai, Dwight Kraai, Marcia Kragt, Barbara Kuite, Ronald Kuyper, Carol Laarman, Harry Lane, George Langejans, Beatrice Larsen, Kay Lievense, Willa Lucasse, Laura Maat, Warren Maatman, Marion Madison, Mary Maentz, Tom Marlink, Marilyn Meppelink, Mary Meyer, John Minnema, Maurice Modders, Ted Moran, David Mortensen, Phyllis Mulder, Lavina Nash, Bob Nelson, Norma Jeanne Nelson, William Nienhuis, Vernon Nies, Connie Nies, Jeane Nies, Margaret Nivison, Arlene Allen, Helenmae Altena, Dale Atwood, Charles Bauman, Audrey Borr, Donna Bos, David Bos, Judith Bosch, Sandra Brecleweg, Edwin Cooper, Beverly Cranmer, Esther Den Uyl, Ronald Derks, Marilyn De Pree, Tom De Young, Patsy Northuis, Jack Nuismer, John Nykerk, Floyd Nykerk, Kenneth Nyland, Donna O'Connor, Arlene Oetman, Edna Oetman, Mabel Oldebekking, Donna Oosterbaan, Shirley Oudersluys, Judith Overbeek, Dale Overway, Merle Overway, William Partington, John Pas, Sammie Jane Patterson, Joan Pelgrim, George Peters, Garrad Peters, Harold Pieper, Harris Piersma, Robert Pitcher, Jeanette Plaggemars, Ed Pluim, Donna Polich, Don Pollock, Herbert Post, Lawrence Pruis, Rodger Raymond, Burke Reus, Marion Rich, Charles Rogers, Paul Ross, Betty Ross, Norma Sanger, Stephen Schaap, Kenneth Schaap, Theresa Schepers, Betty Schieringa, Paul Schipper, Wesley Schreur, Lois Schulz, Richard Schutmaat, Hope Seats, Carmen Seif, Carl Shashaguay, Florence Shuck, Arden Siebelink, Leslie Skorske, Joyce Sluis, Gordon Smeenge, Paul Smeenge, Ruth Smidt, John Smith, Murlyn Spoor, James Steininger, Sally Streur, Irwin Dale Stryker, Marilyn Sytsma, Jacquelyn Tanis, Joan Tanis, Robert Taylor, Norma 4 10B's - ZND SEMESTER - Duey, Paul Dykstra, Eugene Hamstra, Marilyn Harbin, Norma Hazebrook, Jo Anne Heetderks, Justin Herfst, Henny Kempker, Jack Klomparens, Frank Knipe, Leroy Knoll, Clarine Koenes, Julia Kolean, Roger Kraai, Marilyn Lemmen, Ivan I43l 1949-1950 Terpstra, Patricia Teusink, John Timmer, Audrey Timmer, Robert Topp, Kenneth Towe, Dudley Tubergen, Diane Tubergen, Henry, Jr, Uildriks, Louis Van Alsburg, Mary Jo Van Dyke, Frank Van Dyke, Paul Van Huis, Barbara Van Kley, Joyce Van Langen, Elsa Van Liere, Joyce Van Nuil, Ruth Van Oort, Mary Van Slooten, Barbara Tubbergen, Norma Van Wingeren, Joan Vande Bunte, Hazel Vande Water, Marcia Van De Wege, Marlyn Van Den Berg, Bernard Van Den Berg, Jack Vanden Brink, Laverne Vanden Brink, Marvin Vander Ven, Roland Vander Yacht, Ronald Ver Hoeven, Kenneth Ver Hulst, John Valkema, Allan Veele, Ruth Veele, Gloria Veldman, Ann Venstra, Arlene Victor, Walter Visscher, Vivian Visser, Stuart Walters, Wayne Webbert, Shirl Weener, Delwyn Weidenhamer, Paul Weller, Hubert Welling, Arlene West, Ronald Westerhoff, Gene Westrate, Marilyn Wierda, Frank Wierenga, Ann Wiersema, Mary Wiersema, Myra Witteveen, Marilyn Wolters, Herbert Wolters: Howard Yakaitis, Marilou Yeomans, Mary Yskes, Gerrit Zoerhof, Phyllis Zoerman, Floyd Zoet, Shirley Zuverink, Mary Ann Mulder, Isla Newhouse, Donald Ooms, William Oudemolen, Howard Pollock, James Schrotenboer, Ivan Serne, Robert Van Dyke, Mary Lou Van Huis, Donald Van Huis, John Jr. Van Langevelde, Joyce Van Lente, Patricia Viening, Alvin Wigger, Beryle Zwiers, Donald SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND PATRONS Ted Bosch, Treasurer, Marilyn Witteveen, Secretary, Connie Du Mond, Vice President, Aalderink, La Verle Aalderink, Phyllis Alverson, Marvin Arenas, Art Arends, Mary Arnold, Patricia Ash, Audrey Ashworth, Janice Bailey, Barry Bakker, Clayton Bakker, Glada Banks, Harriet Barber, Betty Barkel, Don Bax, Phyllis Becksvoort, Julia Beekman, Don Bell, Barbara Bell, Joyce Beltman, Jane Bergman, Benjamin Billett, John Bishop, Barbara Boerman, Joyce Boeve, Beverly Boeve, Wayne Bolte, Robert Borgman, Lloyd Bos, Jay Bosch, Cecelia Bosch, Theodore Bosman, Norma Bouwman, Marilyn Bouwsma, Ward Mr. Stupka, Mr. Lumsden. SOPHOMORE CLASS 1949-1950 Bradley, Preston Brouwer, Marilyn Brower, Roger Brunsell, Patricia Lou Bultman, Jack Busscher, Betty Bussies, Barbara Carey, Tom Cook, Earl Cook, Laverne Dalman, Zella Dean, Helen De Boer, Reathea De Feyter, Charles Dekker, Lloyd De Koster, Gerald De Neff, Kenneth Dernberger, Albert De Witt, Dale Diekema, Joy Dirkse, Beverly Dogger, Ruth Anne Doherty, Harry Dozeman, Ronald Drenten, Alma Driesenga, Jack Driscoll, Phyllis Drooger, Sally Drooger, Paul Dubbink, Howard Duhlmeier, Marella Du Mond, Connie Dyke, Charles Dyke, Charlotte lI42l Tom Maentz, President Dykhuis, Barbara Elenbaas, Douglas Elgersma, Barbara Essenburg, Roger Everse, Lyle Falcon, Olga Fehring, Diane Firlit, Mary Ann Fockler, Ross Franks, George Gebben, Duane Gebben, Kenneth George, Rowland Gilcrest, Patricia Goulooze, Eldora Graves, Jewel Hall, Orin Hardenberg, Martin Hardy, Mary Harrington, Betty Hazebrook, Daniel Heerspink, Arlene Helmink, Jane Hibma, Bernard Hoffman, Delorus Hoffman, Helen Hoffman, Myron Hogenboom, Dean Holtgeerts, L. James Hop, Shirley Houtman, Jack Houtman, Patricia Houtman, Richard Hulst, Gordon 9 ,WYN4 ---...vf ' QQ QX 5' X Ill x Nix t '-H Rx Yxys I' x Kb 1 K K x r 1 x xy' f. Van Domelen, Lucille Van Dyke, Arlene Van Dyke, Evelyn Van Dyke, Florence Van Eenanaam, john Van Harn, Roger Van Hesteren, Bruce Van Huis, Lois Ann Van Huis, Ronald Van Langen, Norman Van Lente, Fred Van Slooten, Glenn Van Slooten, Marcia Van XX'yk, james Vande Wege, john Van Den Berg, Doris Vander Kolk, Beverly Vander Meulen, Lyle Vander Meer, Paul Vander Ploeg, Harold Veldheer, Dolores Venhuizen, Margie Victor, Shirley Viening, Kenneth Vinstra, Emily Visscher, Garry Voorhorst, Lloyd Walker, Barbara Walker, Dolores Walker, Robert Walters, Kenneth Ward, Judith Wedeven, Gladys Weller, Tom Westenbroek, Vernon Wiersma, Roger Wigger, Kenneth Wingard, Charles Witteveen, Bradley Witteveen, Maurice Wolbert, john Wfoodruff, Joyce Wright, Pat Zelent, Catherine Zwiers, Mary l59l i381 Pieper, Ruth Plagenhoef, jim Plaggemars, Warren .Poll, Ardith Rankens, Alvin Reimink, Dale Riemersma, Carol i Rigterink, Kenneth Ringewold, Merle Risselada, Carl Rooks, Dorothy Ross, Barbara Rowell, Lucille Rozema, Charles Rozema, Norma Rutgers, Marvin Salisbury, Vonda Sall, Andy Scharphorn, Minnie Schutt, Donald Sell, Nancy Shearer, joan Slagh, Eleanor Slagh, Reva Smit, Jacqueline Smith, Marjorie Smith, Mary Sova, Eleanor Speet, Cleo Sprong, jerry Steenblik, Gracia Steggerda, Katherine Stempfly, Louis Sternberg, james Stone, Margaret Stremler, Bernard Strengholt, Kenneth Tardiff, Calvin Tasma, Robert Ten Brink, Gonda Ten Cate, June Ter Beek, Marilyn Terpstra, Robert Thomas, Shirley Timmer, Esther Timmer, Roger Tubergan, Irene Van Beek, Arlene Kaper, Ronald Keel, Joyce Kellogg, Edward Kiekintveld, Gladys Kilian, joan Klomparens, Bette Klomparens, Paul Koeman, Terry Koning, Lloyd Kortering, Ernest Kosiarek, Virginia Kraai, Elaine Kuipers, jack Kuyers, Shirley Ladewig, Norma La Combe, Arnold Lamb, Carl Lamherts, Donna Lampen, Dorothy Last, Beverly Le jeune, Marlene Lemmen, Elaine McCarthy, Thomas McFall, Norma Maat, Bob Mack, Shirley Mannes, Kenneth Martin, Larry Maruri, Jimmy Mass, Henry Mills, Ereial Moeke, Grace Mokma, Yvonne Mowery, Maralyn Mulder, Mary Lou Nelson, Thomas Nienhuis, Harlan Nienhuis, Shirley Northuis, Donald Nykamp, Robert Nyland, Harvey Oetman, Helen Ossink, Bernard Oudemolen, Donna Owen, Carl Partington, Pat Peirce, Cynthia Picard, Russell 7 6 Dokter, Marilyn Dokter, Vernon Doolittle, Max Draper, Dick Du Mond, Douglas Dwyer, Jim Dykens, James Dykhuis, Wayne Ebels, Maxine Eggers, Roger Elferdink, Dorothy Elgersma, Marietta Elzinga, Muriel Essenburg, Glenn Fendt, Mary Funckes, Anna Mae Glupker, Ruth Goodin, Iva Greenwood, Robert Groters, Joyce Haight, Lola Hamm, Ina Mae Hanson, Dorothy Harrington, Grace Harrington, James Hazebrook, Douglas Havinga, Jack Heath, Elaine Henson, Geraldine Hill, Rodger Hindert, joan Hoesli, Helen Hohmann, Mary Alice Hoogerhyde, Kaye Don Hope, Hermina Houtman, Wilma Huyser, Norma Hyma, Joan jacobusse, K. Don Jalving, Harvey Jansen, Hermina -Iillson, Sandra jipping, Lois johnson, Leonard johnson, Russell Kaji, Kenneth Kalman, George Kamper, Glenn Anderson, Josephine Arendsen, Robert Arentz, Patricia Armstrong, Theodore Ash, Gary Baker, Donald Bakker, Max Bakker, Norma Baumann, Arlene Becksfort, David Beerthuis, Philip Bekius, Ronald Bekker, Dale Beltman, Amy Beyer, Bonita ' Boeve, Earl Bolhuis, jack Bolks, Lorraine Borah, Betty Borgman, William Bos, Don Bosch, Ruth Bosman, Roger Brandsen, Florence Brewer, Bette Brink, Marilyn Brisbin, Shirley Brower, Doreen Carpenter, Charles - Cartland, Cherrie Cartland, Richard Cobb, Philip Cook, Dolores Coster, Betty i Cramblet, Bernice Cramer, Mary Ann Cranmer, David Dalman, Evon Dalman, Mary Lois I Dalman, Ronald Dangremond, Rodger Dannenberg, Kenneth De jonge, Ernest De jonge, Lois Dekker, Eunice Den Bleyker, Marybelle De Vries, Mary Ann Dokter, Betty JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND PATRONS Dick Draper Treasurerg Russ Picard, Vice Presidentg Grace Moeke, Secretaryg Don Jacob sse Pres de t Mr. Damson, Miss Brower. anion 'Wann Cherrie Cartland Mary Alice Hohmann Lucile Van Domelen Joan Kilian Cynthia Pierce Robert Nykamp Wilma Houtman Richard Cartland Reva Slagh Carol Riemersma Kenneth Kaji Lola Haight Andy Sall Judith Ward Lois Ann Van Huis Florence Brandsen K. Don jacobusse Gerry Ash Marietta Elgersma Marcia Van Slooten Lois De jonge i543 2a!Z Hermina Hop Donna Oudemolen Lois Jipping Esther Timmer Amy Beltman Thomas McCarthy Bernard Stremler John Vande Wege Gracia Steenblik Emily Vinstra Russell Picard Iva Goodin Bette Brewer Jacqueline Smit Vonda Salisbury Norma Huyser Grace Moeke Florence Van Dyke Ronald Bekius Pat Partington 'M Nx ,,M ,ff ff . f X' z - ffbxxw KQWMMM-QMNMW 8 Mf,f1!H,,...,.f,1,-MW . . 0-Nmanfwmmqn jf A . . V w Q .1f '3,x K M, if kv' F f ,,,,.,,-f w E i s YL.- fe L cAxVYy Wwwmy ,gg 2 1. Dutch Dance 2. Senior Party 3. jerry Cooper, Roy Morris 4. Magazine Campaign 5. Barbara Rowan 6. Ar Berk's 7. Senior Party f32 vm ff-ff nv , i,Q, ,f Ln .-r-ff -yawn ,.......,,XM Ar ' ogvc QS ' AuuGli1- 1 Il Q4 Qc-I 4. DeLene Barr, Verne Hohl. 5. Lily Kleinheksel, Ron Hamelink. 6. Mary Lou Berkel, Bob De Wilde. i311 1. Bruce Van Voorst, Hope Beyer. 2. Myra Saunders, Monte Dyer. 5. Phyllis Nienhuis, Roger Kraghr I 50 I 66444 70666 We, the Class of 1950, do hereby bequeath, give, relinquish, leave, tender, and hand down the following qualities, possessions, gifts, and accomplishments of certain seniors to the oncoming surge of intelligent humanity so aptly described by the words, juniors and Sophomores: Ken Schippers leaves his basketball ability to Tom Maentz. Mary Jane Mackay wills her annual, Christmas kiss for jock to anyone who can capably fill her shoes. John Streur bequeaths his towering height to Bob Armstrong. Roy Morris leaves his hearty laughter to Rex Young. Dale Van Dorple relinquishes his Love Me booklet to Glenn Essenburg. Bruce Van Voorst passes on his success as mayor to anyone capable of carrying on his good work. John Kruid awards his winning ways with the women to Ron Bekius. Lily Kleinheksel bequeaths her high scholastic record to Lucille Van Domelen. Jackie Moomey hands her gift of gab to Betty Borah. Phyllis De Weerd gives her sweet, pretty smile to Elaine Lemmen. Tim Beerthuis relinquishes his very unusual actions to Jim Pollock. Dick De Pree leaves his amazing technique to anyone who feels as sure of himself and can prove to be as versatile. Betty Lou Hoving passes on her attractiveness to Mary Ann Firlit. The Senior class donates a great big barrel of Walla-Walla to Prof. and, with the journalism students, a peaceful and quiet room 305 to Miss Brand. In disposing of our various gifts we leave school with a heavy heart for those who must remain without us. THE SENIOR CLASS I 29 l VOLLMER, STUART Let Me Have WingJ WALTERS, RONALD Great Miyrhief' Band, 2, 3, 4, Choir, 4, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Football, 2. WIERSEMA, JACK Little Boy Blue Radio Club, 4, Senior Play Production Staff, 4. WINGARD, ROBERT Time For Detifionu Football, 2, 5, 4, Band, 2, 3, 4. VON INS, DALE The Road Ahead WEDEVEN, ALMA The Wifhing Star Librarian, 4, Co-op. lifraining, 4, Honor Roll. WIERSEMA, JOYCE The Yearr of Love WRIGHT, DANIEL Mutiny at Midnight Herald Staff, 4, Senior Play Production Staff, 4. VON INS, JIM The Long Holiday WESLOCK, ARNOLD The Drifter Football, 3, Track, 3, Senior Play Row Ch. 4. WILLIAMS, ELIZABETH Lady in Danger Horizon, 2, 3, 4, Mag. Cam. Row Ch., 4. YSKES, KATHRYN The Valiant Indy G.A.A., 2, 3, Dutch Dance, 2, 5, Choir, 2, 3. VUURENS, DONALD Nohody'5 Man Band, 2, 3, 43 Football, 33 Biology Award, 3, Mag. Cam. Row Ch., 4. WESTENBOEK, RONALD Obey the Heart Stage Manager, 3, 4, Hi- Y, 3, 4, Police Board, 4, Senior Play Production Staff, 4. WINGARD, HAROLD Hi: Soul Goer Marching On I-Ii-Y, 2, 3, Football Manager, 2, 3. ZIMMER, ROBERT Albert Einfteinu VAN VooRsT, BRUCE Under a Lucky Star Mayor, 4, Alderman, 35 Band, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 2, 3, 4, Football, 2, 3, 4, Wolverine Boys' State, 3. VANDER HILL, CAROL The Fonder Hear! Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 4, Horizon, 3, 4. VANDER SLUIs, MARIE Starr in Your Eye.f Herald Staff, 4, Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A., 2, 3, 4, Athletic Sister, 4, Pan American, 3, 4, Sen- iior Play Production Staff, VICTOR, KENNETI-I You Cdn'1 Hove Everyllaingn Choir, 4, Band, 2, 3, 4. VAN DE BURG, ZONA SldrliglJl Group Chairman, 4. VANDER MEULEN, NANCY U'f'e Two Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 4, Choir, 2, 3, 4, Horizon, 2, 3, 4, Group Chaplain, 3, Mag. Cam. Row Ch., VANDER YACHT, NORMA Noi For llae Meek Orchestra, 2, 3, 4, Dutch Dance, 2, 3. Horizon, 2, 3, Senior Play, 4. VINSTRA, ROBERT Man of the Def.-err Pan American, 3. VANDEN BRINK, - JOANNE The Merry I nnocenir G.A.A., 2, 3, 4, Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 4, Choir, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader, 4, Ath- letic Sister, 3, Group Chaplain, 3. if VANDERMYDE, JANE Sense and Senribilityu Librarian, 3, 4, Drum Majorette, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Row Ch., 4, Mag. Cam. Row Ch., 4. VER HEY, JOYCE Noi For Lone G.A.A., 2, 3, 4, Athletic Sister, 4, Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 4, Choir, 2, 3, 4, Group Secretary, 4, Co- op. Training, 4. VISSCHER, JUDY The Lively Lady Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 4, Horizon, 2, 3, 4,4G.A.A., 2, 3, Co-op. Tramrng, 4. VAN DER BIE, HARVEY Ir My Flerla of Bran? VANDER SLUIS, JAY I Wanted to See Boomerang Board, 4, Pan American Club, 3, 4, Group Chairman, 3, 4, Trgk, 2, 3, Football, 2, 3, . VELTMAN, ROBERT Golden Yerterdayrn VISSCHER, IVIARLENE Lucky Piece Herald Staff, 4, Honor Roll, 4, Choir, 2, 3, 4, Group Chairman, 3. , THOMAS, IDA MAE A Pair of Blue Eye! VAN DORPLE, DALE 'Tue Been Around VAN DYKE, LORRAINE TaJrelJ on Her Booty G.A.A., 2, 3, 43 Mag. Cam. Row Ch., 45 Sen- iior Play Production Staff, VAN LANGEN, CLEONE The Sound of Running Feet Girls League Sec., 43 Pan American Club, 3, 43 Honor Roll, 2, 3, 43 G. A.A., 2, 3, 4, Horizon, 2, 3, 45 Choir, 3, 4. ...Z ToPP, DONALD Sornelhing Went Wrong Biology Award, 2. VAN DUSSEN, ARNOLD Lonely Man VAN DYKE, MARVIN A Peculiar Trea.rure VAN LARE, DALE Caplain5 Courageouxu TOPP, WILMA All Tha! Glilterru G.A.A., 2, 3: Band, 2, 35 Honor Roll, 3. VAN DYKE, DoN The Money Man Boomerang Board 4g Her- ald, 4, Band, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 3, 43 Honor Roll, 43 Treasurer, 4. VAN HARTESVELDT, KEITH The Happy Man Senior Pla , 4g Pan Am- erican Cluh, 3, 4. VAN LARE, DONALD Admiral of the High Sem Senior Play Row Ch., 4. TUBERGAN, NELVA Happy-Go-Lucky Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A., 2, 3, 45 Mag. Cam. Row Ch., 4. VAN DYKE, DoNNA On Wingr of Song Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A., 2, 3, 45 Choir, 33 Honor Roll, 2, 3, 45 Mag. Cam. Row Ch., 4. VAN IWAARDEN, TED The Long Walk Football, 2, 3, Track, 3. VAN LENTE, JOYCE Beyond Tomorrow Dutch Dance, 35 Type Awards, 3, 4. U SMEENGE, RONALD Get Thee Behind Me Alderman, 4, Senior Play, 4, Radio Club, 4, Band, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer, 4, Forensics, 3, 4. STADT, MARVIN The Man of Property STERENBERG, ELAINE Catch a Falling Star C0-op. Training, 4. SWIERENGA, LEONA Frontier Girl Dutch Dance, 2, Choir, 2, Co-op. Training, 5, 4. SMITI-I, ANITA The Lady Har Planr Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 4, Choir, 2, 3, Group Clerk, 4, Chorus, 2. STAM, LAVINA Young Girl'J Woolngn Horizon, 2, 3, 4: Dutch Dance, 2. 3, 4, Pan Am- erican Club, 2, 3, Dis- play Committee, 4. STOEPKER, ROZELLA Ever After Dutch Dance, 2, Librari- an, 3, 4, Horizon, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, Senior Play ROW Ch., 4, TALSMA, JOYCE Tomorrow if Forever Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 4, Mag. Cam. Row Ch., 4, Senior Play Row Ch., 4. SOUTER, JOAN While You Were Gone Literary Board, 4, Ath- letic Sister, 39 Class Sec- retary, 4, G.A.A., 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Bus. Staff, 4. STEDER, ROBERT The Long Way Horne Football, 2, Senior Play Business Staff, 4. STREUR, 101-IN Daddy Long Legf' Herald Board, 4, Senior Play, 4, Type Award, 53 Choir, 4, Mag. Cam. Row. Ch., 4. TANIS, DONNA A Home For the Week-Endf' G.A.A,, 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader, 4, Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 4, Pan American Club, 3, Mag. Cam. Row Ch., 4, Senior Play Pro- duction Staff, 4. SPRONG, DONALD Lad From Our Town STEKETEE, FRANK MyJtery Man Football, 2, 3, Track, 3. STROOP, MARILYN Truth to Tell Horizon, 2, 3, 4, Dutch Dance, 2, Choir, 2, 3, 4, Secretarial Sralf, 4. Tl-IIAS, BARBARA Bride of Fortune Chorus, 4, Librarian. 53 Dutch Dance, 2. RAVEN, JANE HLOVBYIJ' Meeting Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 4, Horgzon, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A., 3, . ROZEBOOM, JIM No Heart to Break Choir, 23 Honor Roll, 2, 3, 45 Group Chairman, 3, Track, 3. SCHIPPERS, KENNETH Romantic Rehel Band, 2, 35 Cross Coun- try, 33 Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Tennis, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball, 2. SEVERANCE, DONNA 'wry Life in Arr' Boomerang Board, 4: Senior Play, 4, Honor Roll, 2, , 4, Dutch 5 Dance, 2, 3, 4, Radio Club, 4, Forensics, 3, 4. REIMLNK, SHIRLEY junior Min Co-op. Training, 4. SALE, LEONA Starr in My EyeJ Group Chaplain, 45 Dutch Dance, 2. fe SCHMIDT, JOANNE The Heart of the Ilfluttern SLAGH, BARBARA World On My Doorftepu Horizon, 2, 3, 4, Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A., 2, 3, Radio Club, 4, Senior Play Production Staff, 43 Girls League Yelfare Board Chairman, K lf24l Ross, DoRoTHY The Moon if Mine SAUNDERS, MYRA Portrait of a Lady Girls' League Pres., 4 Assembly Board, 4, D.Ai R. Good Citizen, 4 Dutch Dance, 2, 5, 4 Honor Roll, 2, 5, 4, G A.A., 2, 3, 4. SCHREUR, MYRA Gone With the Wind Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 4 Mag. Cam. Row Ch., 4 senior Play Row ch., 4f SLOOTHAAK, GORDON Working My Way Around the World Band, 2. ROWAN, BARBARA Your Young Life G.A.A., 2, 3g Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 45 Horizon, Z, 3, 4, Group Clerk. 4. SCHIPPER, IRA I Murt Ride Alone Police Board, 4. SCHROTENBOER, GORDON The Perfert Tribute SMEENGE, CHARLES The Treafure Hunter Band, 2, 3, 4. Mag. Cam. Row Ch., 4, NIEBOER, PAUL Old Lone For New' Track, 2, Group Chap lain, 4. NYHOEE, ROBERT The Friendly Perruarionu OVERBEEK, RUTH Spring Caine On Forever POPPEN, BRUCE Caran011a Boomerang Board, 4 Herald Board, 4, choir, 2, 3. NIENHUIS, PHYLLIS The Long Lone NYKERK, CHARLOTTE Gazher Ye Rorehudru Dutch Dance, 3, 4, C0- op. Training, 4. PAS, KEITH So Dear to My Henri Hi-Y, 4, Band, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 2, 3, 4. PosMA, PHYLLIS A Day lo Come 23 NIES, CAROL Long After Sunzrneru Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, 4, Personnel Board, 3: Secretarial Board, 4, Mag. Cam. Busi Staff, 4, Honor Roll, 3. - OVERBEEK, LAWRENCE An0lher Lore, Another Spring Herald Board, 4, Group Chairman, 4. PLAGENHOEF, MARILYN Everywhere I Rohm G.A.A., 2, 3, Type Award, 3, 4, Horizon, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll, 4, Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 4. PRINS, WARREN Lori Angel NYBOER, WAYNE Love I Dare Not Senior Play, 4, -Cross Country, 4. 11 OVERBEEK, NORMAN Two People POLL, HOWARD Merry Maher Hi-Y, 3 5 Group Chap- lain, 4, Band, 2, 3, 4, Track, 33 Football, 3. RABBERS, CLARA l :xp , X. I LQCG. J? I, LUBBERS, LLOYD The Great Son MIEDEMA, JAMES The Man Wilhoul Newer MOOMEY, JACKIE No More Than Human Band, 2, 3, 43 Horizon, 2, 3, 45 C0-op. Training, MULDER, MARILYN Starr In My Crown MACKAY, MARY JANE High of Hear! Herald Board, 4g Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A., 2, Pan American Club, 3, 43 Senior Play Pro- duction Staff, 4. MILES, RICHARD WiJdom'J Gale Mag. Cam. Staff, 4g Sen- ior Play Bus. Staff, 43 Choir, 4. MORRIS, ROY My Young Life Football, 2, 3, 4g Bas- ketball, 23 Band, 2, 33 Choir, 3, 4. MULDER, MYRA Galhe1' Ye Rorehudf' Co-op. Training, 4. if MAENTZ, HENRY A Man For the Agn Tennis, 3, 43 Group Chairman, 4g Group Sec- retary, 43 Mag. Cam. Staff, 43 Senior Play Business Staff, 4. MILLER, HAROLD A Day to Come Honor Roll, 2, 3, 43 Ten- nis, 3, 43 Chorus, 2. MQWERY, Boa The Light That Failed MUYSKENS, JOHN I Found No Peare MEISTE, ARLENE There Happy Dayr Co-op. Training, 4. MoEs, NoRIvIA There'r a Lady G.A.A., 2, 3: DufCh Dance, 2, 3, 43 Choir, 2, 3, 43 Pan American Club, 3, 43 Senior Play Business Staff, 4. MULDER, JOYCE IFJ a Great World Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 4g G.A.A., 2, 3, 43 Choir, 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll, 2, 3, 43 Pan American Club, 3, 43 Mag. Cam. Row Ch., 4. MYERS, PATRICIA Young and Secrel' Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play, 4g G.A.A., 2, 33 Group Chairman, 4g Radio Club, 43 Hori- zon, 2, 3, 4. I KLEIS, NORMA Heaven if a Sunfwept Hill KORTERING, RONALD Thi: Side of of Innocence Band, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 5, KRONEMEYER, JUDY Something Special Pan American Club, 3, 45 G.A.A., 2, 3, 4, Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader,. 45 Group Clerk, 35 Senior Play Production Staff, 4. KUNEN, BETTY My Garden of Memory Mag. Cam. Row. Ch., 4. A 'lm 5 ' 2-E , . KNOLL, BARBARA Dart On My Heart Dutch Dance. KRAGT, ROGER The Happy Pri.roner Reserve Football, 34 Re- serve Football, 3. KRUID, JOHN Too Many Women Football, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball, 2, 4. LAME, JACK They Were Expendahlen Track, 3, 4. l21l KOBES, JOYCE The Divided Heart Clerk, 4, Alderman, 3g Historical Board Chair- man, 3, 45 G.A,A. Man- ager, 2, Honor Roll, 2, 2, 4, Dutch Dance, 2, 3, KRAMER, BETH An Artirt in the Family Herald Board, 34 Boom- erang Board, 45 Choir, 2, 5, 4g Pan American Club, 51 Athletic Sister, 3. KRUIT1-IoF, JERRY The Bright Promiren Honor Roll, Z, 3, 4, Band, 2, 35 Herald Board Cprintingj, 3, 4, LANGEJANS, HARRIS I Dreanzt of the Day Band, 2, 3. BX KONING, VIRGINIA ln the Good Old Summer Time Boomerang Board, 4, G A.A. President, 4. KRAMER, WILLARD Love Came Laughing By Basketball, 3, 43 Golf, 3 iii, Mag. Cam. Row Ch KUNA, DAN We Tooh to the Wood! LEMMEN, KENNETH TowerJ in the Min 1 HYMA, JOYCE CareleJ5 Ra,!1tare Horizon, 2, 3, 4. JOHNSON, DELORES Four Yearr of Paradireu Dutch Dance, 3. KAMMERRAAD, BARBARA A Lori Lady Band, 2, 3, 45 Librarian, 45 Dutch Dance, 45 Hor- izon, 2, 3, 4. KLEINHEKSEL, KAREL-MARI Whirlwind in Pelliroazf' Herald Staff, 45 Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4, Cheerlead- er, 45 Senior Play, 45 Athlc-:tg Sister, 35 G.A.A. 2, 3, . IMMINK, IVAN fart For Fan Varsity Football, 4. JOHNSON, JERI There'J Laaghler in the Air Herald Staff, 45 Alder- man, 45 Welfare Board, 3: Group Chairman, 3. KARSTEN, ROBERT Wonderful Knight in Armoru Band, 25 Hi-Y, 45 Pep Club, 45 Senior Play Production Staff, 4. KLEINHEKSEL, LILY , She Szrioes to Conquer Honor Roll, 2, 3, 43 Chaplain, 3, 45 Person- nel Board,. 45 Choir, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Busi- ness Staff, 45 Magazine Campaign Clerk, 4. JENSEN, VAUGHN The Amateur Gentleman Band, 2, 3, 4. JURRIES, RUTH The Woman in White G.A.A., 2, 45 Dutch ?a2ce, 2, 35 Horizon, 2, KAsM1NsRY, STANLEY T0morro w'J C ham pionu Senior Play Row Chair- man, 4. KLEINHEKSEL, NORMAN ForZiZade Honor Roll, 45 Football, 3, 45 Track, 2. JOHN, RUTH Marriage if Por.rihle Cheerleader, 45 G.A.A., 2, 3, 45 Choir, 3 Group Clerk, 4, Pan Zrican, 35 Horizon, , 4: Am- 2, 3, KALMINK, RONALD The Pathfinder KEHRWECKER, Do NNA The Romantic Lady Dutch Dance, 2, 35HPan American Club, 35 zon, 2, 3, 4. KLEIS, CARL Or Elre a Park Bench Band, 2, 3, 45 Drum jor, 2, 3, 4. ori- Ma- HARMSEN, HELEN Hoare of Drearnr Come True Dutch Dance, 2, 3. HEMWALL, G. ALAN D0n't Be Afraid Cross Country, 5, 43 Track, 3. HOESLI, MARY I Begin Again Horizon, 2, 3, Senior Play Row Chairman, 4. HOUTMAN, JoAN Popular Girl Senior Play, 4, Alderman, 2, Class Clerk, 4, For- ensics, Z, 5, 4, Honor Roll, 2, 5, 4, Career-Col- lege Day Board, 2, 3, 4. HARMSEN, LYNN The Great Craoneru HILLEBRANDS, JIM Wolf in Manfr Clozlyingn Senior Play, 4, Police Board, 4. HOHL, VERNE Midnight Boy Football, 2, 3, 4g Senior Play Production Staff, 4. HOVING, BETTE Lou Belle and the Bop Athletic Sister, 4, Foren- sics, 45 Horizon, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Business Staff, HAVEMAN, EARL Quiet Man HIRDES, DELORUS Lighl.f Are Low Librarian, 4 , Co-op. Training, 4. HOLT, WILLIAM William the Silenf' Honor Roll, 3, 4, Police Board, 4. HULST, JUNIOR R0gue'r Holiday Football, Basketball. HELDER, WILLIAM The Lizzie Tin Soldier Radio Club, 4, Senior Play, 4, Drum Major, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll, 2, 5: Band, 2, 3, 4. HOBECK, JACK Glory For Me Reserve Football, 23 Var- sity Football, 5, 4, Re- serve Basketball, 2, Var- sity Basketball, 3, 4, Re- serve Track, 3. HOP, NATALIE Pink Magic Group Chairman, 4, Sen- iior Play Row Chairman, HUMAN, MERRILL Il Happen! Every Springl' Baseball, 4, Band, 4. DOKTER, DONALD The Tenderfoot Kid Reserve Football, 2, 3: Co-op. Training, 4. DYER, MONTE Tire Courage and the Glory President, 2, 4 g Alder- man, 33 Pan American, 4g Honor Roll, 2, 4g Boys' State, 3, Basket- ball, 3, 4. FUNCKES, TED Every Man in Hif Own Hnmor HACKLANDER, MARY She Shall Have Marie Choir, 2, 3, 45 Horizon, 2, 3, fi: Radio Club, 4g Alzllagazine Campaign Staff, DRIESENGA, HARRIS Shining and Free EASTMAN, DONNA - G'angway for Love Herald Staff, 4, Treasur- er, 3, Cheerleader, 3 Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 4 Horizon, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. GALLEN, ROBERT None Shall Know HAMELINK, RONALD The Grea! Year Honor Roll, 4. I I X 18 DRIESENGA, MERLE Somell9ing'r Got to Give FENDT, JOE Never a Dull Moment Vice Pres., 3, Group Chairman, 3, 4, Reserve Football, 23 Varsity Foot- ball, 3, 43 Honorable Mention All-State, 45 Bus. Mgr. Senior Play, 4. GARVELINK, BEVERLY Crowding Memorief' Horizon, 2. HAMSTRA, GLENN Rougbing I! DUNNING, PAUL Ride 'Em Cowboy Herald Board Cprintingj, 23 Track, 3, Reserve Football, 3. FORD, ELAINE Woman On Her LV!!-yy: Dutch Dance, 33 Senior Play, 4, Choir, 3, 43 G. A.A., 3: Grand Rapids Central, 2. GREEN, LUCILLE In1firible Woman HARRINGSMA, ISLA No Life For LZ Lady CooK, WARREN Line Alone And Lihe It Hi-Y, 3g Reserve Foot- ball, 2. DATEMA, ARNOLD Hera At Home DE KONING, CATHERINE I Hear Adventure Calling Alderman, 4, Horizon, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 2, 3: Honor Roll, 3, 4, Per- Zonnel Board Chairman, DE WEERD, PHYLLIS Yeai'r Are S0 Long Herald Editor, 4: Class Clerk, 3: Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4, Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 4, Vocal Solo Competi- tion, 3, Senior Play Bus- iness Stafi, 4. COOPER, JERRY Hunger Reserve Football, 3, Var- sity Football, 4, Senior Play Staff, 4, Track, 2. DE BREE, MARJORIE BleJ5ed Are The Meek DE PREE, JEAN fmt For Fun G.A.A., 2, 3 3 Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Sister, 4, Horizon, 2, 3. DE WEERT, JOHN Lone Eternal Boomerang Board, 4, Honor Roll, 3, 4. DAMS, KENNETH 'Strictly Bufinefsf' Biology Award, 2, Stage Crew, 4, Printing Essay Contest. r DE FEYTER, BETTY A Quert Of Life DE PREE, KENNETH Yami Ir The Earth Herald Editor, 4, Senior Play, 4, Chief of Police, 4, Honor Roll, 4, Alder- man, 35 Forensics, 3. DE WEESE, MARIANNA Young Mun? Fancy Pan American Club, 3, 4, Athletic Sister, 3g G.A.A., 2, 3, 4, Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Produc- tion Staff, 4. DANGREMOND, BETTY The Home Maher Co-op. Training, 4. DEKKER, DORIS Soinedtzy I'll Find You DE WEERD, GERALD No Place To Hide Golf, 3. DE WILDE, BOB The Happy Highway Alderman, 35 Vice Pres., 4, Career-College Day Board, 2, 3g Honor Roll, 4, Group Chairman, 4, Boys State Representative, 3. Boss, ROBERT Lord Horn Blower grand, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, BRADLEY, CHARLES A Dancing Star Herald Staff, 4, Senior Play, 4: Alderman, 4, Cheerleader, 4, Mgr., Magazine Campaign, 4. BROOKHOUSE, DORIS Today IJ Your! Dutch Dance, 2, Choir, 3, 4, Chaplain, 4, C0- operative Training, 4. BUSSCHER, JOYCE Forever Free Co-Operative Training, 4. BOUWMAN, HAzEL Again.fl All Oddf' Choi-r, 4, Co-operative Training, 4. BREDEWEG, MARILYN Young and Willing Horizon, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A., 2, 3, Dutch Dance, 2, 3, Librarian, 4. BROWER, Lois W'itl9 Malice Toward None CAAUWE, WANDA When I War o Girl BOWEN, SHIRLEY The Foolixly Gentlewomanu Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 4, Horizon, 2, 5, 4, Biolo- gy Recommendation, 2, Co-operative Training, 4. BREWER, ROBERT In Search of Gold BROWN, DONNA To Hove and to Hold CARR, BARBARA Key to Hzzppinerf' Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll, 3, 4, Secre- tarial Staff, 4, Senior Play ROW Chairman, 4. BOWMAN, IRIS Murirul Honour Group Chaplain, 4, Hon- or Roll, 3, 4, Senior Play, 4, Chapel Pianist, 3, 4, Choir, 3, 4, BRINKMAN, PAT I Enjoy Life Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 4, Choir, 3, 4, G.A.A., 2, 3, 4, Pan American Club, 4, Athletic Sister, 4, Horizon, 2, 3, 4. BURWITZ, ROBERT They Loved to Laugh Golf, 33 Senior Play Bus- iness Staff, 4. COOK, MARILYN With Muffy Love G.A.A., 2, 3. 4, Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll, 2, 4, Group Clerk, 4, Magazine Campaign Row Chairman. 4. I ALDRICH, BYRON Wonderful Year Boomeran Board, 4, Varsity Fooiall, 4, Var- sity Track, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council, 4, Senior Play Stage Mgr., 4. BARR, DE LENE Fair of the Moon Choir, 3, 4, BEERTHUIS, TIMOTHY Papa Wolf nl Preacher Cross Country, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball, 3, 4, Tennis, 3, 4, Choir, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Tennis Regional Champs, 3. BISHOP, MARCIA People IVill Talk G.A.A., 2, 3, 4, Hori- zon, 2, 3, 4, Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 4, Alder- man, Group Secretary, 4, Senior Play Row Chair- man, 4. ARMSTRONG, CHARLES H50 Big!! Reserve Basketball, 3, 4 Reserve Cross-Country, 2 Varsity Track, 2, 3, 4 Asst. Stage Mgr., 4 Track CO-Captain, 4. BASKETT, JOHN Smoke Chn.fer BENNETT, DOROTHY Hlnoizarion to Live Dutch Dance, 2, 3, Li brarian, 4. BJORK, MARJORIE The Wonzan in While CO-Operative Training, 4. BAKER, DON The Cnrionr U'7ine BEAR, GLORIA The Loving are the Darling G.A.A., 2, 3, 4, Hori- zon, 2, 3, 4, Pan Am- erican Club, 3, Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Sister Sec., 3. BERKEL, MARY The Human Comedy Senior Play, 4, Band, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 2, 3, 4, Alderman, 4, Forensics, 3, 4, CO-Capt. Mag. Campaign, 4. BOEVE, BONNIE Nigh1 Walk Horizon Club, 2, 3. 4. BARKEL, LAVERNE No Bugle! Tonight Stage Crew, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Senior Play Stage Crew, 4. BEEREEOOM, ANNE Sleeping Beauty' G.A.A., 2, 3, 4, Ath- letic Sister, 3, 4, Hori- zon, 2, 3, 4, Dutch Dance, 2, 3, 4, Group Secretary. 2, 3, Pan Am- erican Club, 3, 4. BEYER, HOPE Happily Ever Afleru Boomerang Editor, 4, Girls League Treas., 4, Honor Ro l, 2, 3, 4, Pan American Club, 3, Ath- lietic Sister, 3: Choir, 3, BORR, ROGER The Conqueror Herald Board, 4, H.4Y, 2, 3, 4, Boomerang Board, 4, Pan American Club, 3, 4, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND PATRONS H0b De Wilde, Vice Presidentg Monte Dyer, Presidentg Mr. Hansong Jack Hobeck, Miss Calvertg Joan Souter, Joan Houtman, Secretaries. mam 'Zfanafz QM! Lily Kleinheksel Catherine De Koning Myra Saunders Robert Zimmer Joan Houtman Joan Souter Virginia Koning Elaine Ford Cleone Van Langen Byron Aldrich Marilyn Stroop Ronald Hamelink Leona Swierenga Karel-Mari Kleinheksel Barbara Carr Donna Van Dyke Phyllis De Weerd Doris Dekker Joyce Wiersema 4 Hope Beyer Carol Nies Jerry Kruithof Wm. Helder Joyce Ver Hey Donna Severance Ron S eenge Treas rers LaVern Bruce Van Voorst Jeri Johnson Wilma Topp Harold Miller Marilyn Mulder Joyce Kobes Donna Eastman Robert De Wilde Mary Ann De W CCSC Marilyn Plagenhoef Charles Bradley Monte Dyer 4 1. Bruce Van Voorst and Janitors. 2, Cheerleaders at Assembly 3. 'jockf' 4. Classes Change. 5. Ike Immick. 6. Homecoming Float. 7. Football Assembly. l12l Vaaluevziaf ffm Depwztmewz' Left to Right: Mr. Dallas Ruch, Mr. Earl Borlace, Mr. Carl Schulz, Mr. Richard Martin, Mr. Francis Drake, Mr. Edward Donivan. 11 Wiaada Dopafatmenz' Left to Right: Miss Louise Runquist, Mr. Robert Moore, Mr. Arthur Hills. ?hfuml Zducmfdcm Dogafufmeaz' Left to Right: joe Moran, Mrs. joseph Borgman, Miss Irene Rein, Mr. Robert Stup- ka. Www Soaaomdca and ,415 Dqeafufmewz' Left to Right: Mrs. Margaret Summers, Miss Lavina Cap- pon, Miss Esther Veenhuis, Mrs. Louise Krum, Miss Hen- rietta Althuis. Hammmciczf Dopcmfmeazf Left to Right: Miss Linnea Nelson, Mr. Gerrit Wieger- ink, Miss Doris Brower, Mr. Theodore Carter, Mr. Lyman Sicard. 10 Science D Left to Right: Mr. Robert Van Voorhees, Mr. james Bennett, Miss Lida Rogers, Mr. Carrol Norlin, Mr. Leon Moody, Mr. Rexford Chap- man. 506546 Studied Dqewztmemf Left to Right: Mr. Carl Van Lente, Miss Phyllis Verplank, Mr. jack Romboults, Mr. Austin Buchanan, Mr. Cha- pin McAllister, Mr. Edward Damson, Mr. Maurice Ness, Mr. Fred Weiss, Mr. Edwin Hanson. 9 .language 14164 Dogafalmentf Front row: Miss Adelaide Dykhuizen, Mrs. Dorothy Unger, Miss Mame Ewald, Miss Maibelle Geiger, Miss Bishop, Miss Marion Shack- son. Back row: Mr. George Lums- den, Miss joan Vander Werf, Miss Carol Brand, Miss Gladys Wiskamp, Miss Lil- lian Van Dyke, Miss Ruby Calvert, Mrs. Edward Doni- van, Miss Ruth Blekkink, Mr. Albert Howell. Wfazdemazaw Dogafzfmeaz' Left to Right: Mr. Ray Swank, Miss Katherine Van- der Veere, Miss Emily Schoup, Miss Clara Reeverts, Miss Clara McClellan, Miss Hannah Parkyn. MR. CARROLL C. CRAWFORD, Superintendent of Public Schools, MRs. MABEL GOULD and Miss JEANETTE WEST- VEER, assistants. MR. JOHN J. RIEMERSMA, Principal of Senior High School, MRS. IRENE BORTON, assistant. MRS. GLADYS VAN Huis, as- sistant, Miss BERNICE BisH- OP, junior High School Prin- cipal. K ,gg r. O . ill? li ,. A453551 . . E? - ., sr... .,, Vigil? , . h..,.m O ..... . Sl ,,.,.-- 'Nw ,!' ,ff ,ff ,f' ,f V ,ff ff ff iff ff! - i, mm -'M-1r..Q, r--X-...-fm....r--u.g,.1. is xx Q ix F,-1 I is -lcjli-.ltgggrrvizx ,,:N:xt xN Ng . WNKK. ..........,,,., ,ESSEX mm?- 1. Miss W'estveer, Miss Wiskamp, Mrs. Mackay, Mrs. Lumsden. 2. Mr. Hills 3. Pr0f. and Mr. Lurnsden. 4. Mrs. Riemersma, Mr. Riemersma, Miss Reeverts. 5. Miss Calvert. 6. Mr. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Mackay. E61 We, the class of 1950, do hereby dedicate our yearbook, the Boomerang, to PRINCIPAL RIEMERSMA who through his many years of leadership and helpful understanding and his thoughtful consideration for all students has won the respect and admiration of all who have come under his guidance. lil w E 1 5 Q 2 E Q 3 g e E 5 E 2 3 2 5 E E I 3 3 3 Q 5 E s i 2 1 1 2 5 1 E 2 S 5 5 Q E Q Q 1 3 E 3 1 i 2 s Z E z 5 E L 2 E I i 5 z -..M.1...Mw.g.v .A-,W , ...., N .lwwwfwm,1.,NMWiMA. m .J., , -.yyfummWwwfmhwxwwgm,.WM N. Q-: A.,K .. ,, . X -. Mmm..M.,x.,.,,..A.,A..M,.,x,..,,....X,,,....w.WMN,.,.,,M,.VWm.vmm,,,m.w,b,v,,W.m,MN..,,,v.W...MM,,WV , . ,. I I I I I ! I I I I I . 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