Holland High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Holland, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1951 volume:

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I 4 as tal 4 x 2 3 1 S 3 4 x i 1 ...,......4 M TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty - Seniors - Cllass Iiallot jLu1h9rs - Sophomores fkctivities Sports - Page - Page Pages 28 - Page - Page - Page - Page 7 13 -29 31 41 47 71 To a man who was born in Mount Pleasant .... to a man who in 1930 received his Master of Arts Degree at the University of Michigan .... to a man who used to teach in country schools and was later Superintendent of Schools in Shepherd .... to a man whose basketball team once brought the trophy of the state championship to Holland .... to a man who loves to hunt and fish .... to one of the most influencial men on the Board of Direc- tors of the Michigan Educational As- sociation .... to a man whose loyalty and sportsmanship cannot be questioned . . . . to a man whose sense of humor has brightened many of our hours .... to a man whose untiring efforts have DEDICATI 0 helped us all to understand our world a little better .... to a man who has worked for nearly 15 years to help make the Boomerang worthy of Hol- land High School .... to Mr. Chap- man, do we, the Class of 1951, hereby dedicate our yearbook, the Boomerang, as a small token of our appreciation for his 28 years of sympathetic guidance. Page Five ft If 111 Y.u1 lJ.u11tl1'l1, Mot-Lv. f'l.1ug1'111.11s, Mft-wtx I-111 fx.1t1. Nuff, Prof, H1lys1'1,f.1lfl.l111f. ftutvv I.t111111t'11. Hooks Seniors, 1111111-111lw1-r how thriflctf yo11 xx wl11'11 you put it our tht- top t1g11i11f It loo for .1 xxhilt- 11s if- our supcrh class was goin Il.lYL' trouhlc l7.1SSfI131 tht- first rt-.1l tcst of t loy.1lty, hut it WLlSll'l long huforc our hm- rt t.1tiou w.1s rt'-t-st11hlisl1ul. Our mnstots, thc 1 tf.1 A1f.u11 .mtl Big Clluuf' S011-Of-'ll-BL'Lll', it1spirc1 us to fh1.1I tritnmph. Tht- grunt! fot.1I .1111ou11 to Stahl S,ltt with most of' thc suhscriptions, 55,0-filth worth, f.l'0IU tht- North sitfc. The tr.1ili11g South sith- nude up for their Iazin -.',' hy putting on .1 flnc CQl.1ss Party. H0 '- , , x1.1s thc efforts of thu 1-utirc class, gLlftll'kl hy thu 1'x1't11tiw to111111itt1'1's .u11I Miss Clttlvcrt, Prof, .mtl Mr. IDLLIUSOII, which mgufc thc 111111- lW.lfs,Ill suth .1 sttttrss. XVC :1ll workctf lhlfd to IKXIYL' l'11Al1i11tl .1 t'l1.1llt-ngt- to thc trpftomiug Vluniors .mtl SopI1ou1ort-s. P.1p10 Mx w 4, .J-W, S vs uf, Y ,if 1 1 Q MMM-X, W X ? x 5 A 3 f il 'P 4, 1 il A, f x ' 5 5 V 1 1 4 1 ff , 3 A 5 E , 1 , 4 Q x s 1 P ' 5 X , www, 11 i u 5 Y 'ga -sv C. C. CRAWFORD Superintendent BERNICE BISHOP of bfhwls J. J, RIEMERSMA Principal Principal junior High Senior High Mrs. Van Huis Mrs. Gould Miss Westveer Mrs. Borton Henrietta Althuisg A.B. Art, Geography Mrs. Frank Brieveg A.B., M.A. Latin, English james A. Bennett, B.S. Doris Brower, B.S., M.A. Type English General Science, Biology Ruth Blekkinkg A.B., M.A. Carol T. Brand, B.S., M.A. Mrs. joseph Borgmang B.S. Physical Education Austin J. Buchanan, A.B. Boys Counselorg Social Problems Ruby Calvertg A.B., M.A. English, journalism Speech, English Page Eight Luvina Cappong B.S. Home Economics Edward Donivang A.B., M.A. Director Vocational Ervin D. Hanson g A.B., M.A. Education, Veteran's Institution Economics, Government, American History Theodore H. Carter, A.B. Francis Drake, B.S. Bookkeeping, Algebra, Machine Tool Operation General Mathematics Rexford E. Chapmang Arthur C. Hills , A.B., MA.. Band, Orchestra A.B., M.A. Chemistry Adelaide Dykhuizeng A.B., M.A. English Robert Connell 3 A.B. Albert Howell, B.S. English Robert Eshelman, B.S. l Citizenship, Shop Physical Education Edward Damsong Carlton Kelchg B. M. E. Orchestra A.B., M.A. American History Mame Ewaldg B.S. English Mrs. Edward Donivang A B Mrs. Louise Krumg B.S. Maibelle Geiger, Ph.B., M.A. Art Librarian Latin, English Barbara Lampeng A.B., M.A. Wcmrld History Page Nine George Lumsden A B English Radio Linnea Nelson A B M A Shorthand Type Office Practice jack Rombouts A B M A History ,ff W Richard Martin, B.S., M.A. Mechanical Drawing Clara McClellan, BS. Algebra, Arithmetic Carroll Norlm, A.B., M.A. Healthful Living Dallas Ruchg B.S., M.A. Printing Carl Schulzg Hannah Parkyng Teachers Vocational Education Certificate, A.B., M.A. Geometry, Trigonometry Machine Tool Operation Leon N. Moody, B.S. Beulah Pepper, A.B., M.A. Drivers Education, Special Class Farm Problems Robert E. Moore, B.S., M.M. Choir, Chorus, Glee Club Clara Reevertsg A.B., M.A. Algebra, Geometry, Bible Edna Scottg B.S. Home Economics Marion Shacksong B.S., M.A. English joseph Morang B.S,, M.A. Lida Rogers, B.Pd. Athletic Director Biology Page Ten Mrs. Preston Shaffer, A.B. Music, English, Speech Emily Shoupg B.S., M.A. Mathematics, Algebra Lillian C. Van Dyke, A.B. Phyllis VerPlankg A.B. English History Lyman Sicardg A.B., M.B.A. Business Training Harold Streeterg A.B. Citizenship Carl Van Lenteg A.B., M.A. Citizenship Robert Stupkag B.S. Physical Education Ray Swankg B.S. Arithmetic, Shop Esther VeenHuisg A.B. Home Economics Katherine Van Der Veer, A.B., M.A. English, Arithmetic Mrs. Carl Van Lenteg A.B., M.A. English Fred Weissg A.B., M.A. 1 History Russell Welchg A.B., M.A. Visiting Teacher Robert Van Voorheesg B.S. Physics, Algebra Gerrit Wiegerinkg A.B., M.A. Related Subjects, Co-operative Training Mrs. Don Wilsting B.S. Physical Education Not Pictured: Earl Borlaceg BS.. M.A. Shop Mrs. Harry Harterg A.B., M.A. Geography, Speech Chapin McAllisterg B.S. Citizenship janet Mulderg A.B. On Leave of Absence Gladys Wiskampg A.B. MYS- IHYTPCS Ufigefl B5- Spanish, Girls Counselor English, Library Page Eleven Vw 5422.9 e 'm K Tw s Hs? g X, 2 , , A am za?-ire' wa if A ,fwcagsfiy N M, W NHS 2 ii? K Q ' ,ai 2 .. um Love Q-nano x?2iq',2,?f,gS,g xwrww ' am 'W P x 'x X 1 i 2 E, 'A R if-9' x E - E E f 5 1 5 E 2 K 5 2' s 3 s 5 4 2 1 1 5 i x e 4 E E 3 5 S s i 1 : E Senior Honor Roll Cherrie Ann Cartland Mary Alice Hohmann Lucille Van Domelen James Dyke van Putten, Jr. Honorable Mention Only attended Holland High School since September 5, 1950, therefore cannot be considered for the highest scholastic honors. Robert Alan Nykamp Carol Joyce Riemersma Joan Gloria Kilian Cynthia Pierce Reva Dean Slagh Wilrna Gayle Houtman Lola Elise Haight Clin Nita Jean Brumm Richard Albert Cartland Kenneth H. Kaji Lois Ann Van Huis Judith Anne Warcl K. Don Jacobusse Andrew G. Sall, Jr. Lois Jean De Jonge Gary Winton Ash Donna Jean Oudemolen Thomas Leslie McCarthy Marietta Elgersma Hermina Hop Amy Ruth Beltman Florence H. Brandsen Marcia Anne Van Slooten John Roger Vande Wege Iva Janette Goodin Lois Arlyn Jipping Bernard Stremler Esther Timmer Grace Eileen Moeke Sandra Ruth Jillson Vonda Fae Salisburg Mary Louise Mulder Gracia Ann Steenblik Florence Mae Van Dyke Jacqueline Corinne Smit Emily Ruth Vinstra Lucille Arlene Rowell Eleanor Mae Slagh BAUMAN, ARLENE Indeperzderzt BOEVE, EARL Muxfulirze BOLTHUIS, JACK Dezfiliffs BOLKS, LORRAINE Mixed-Up BORAH, BETTY Rddirlllf BAKKER, MAX Unrelenlzng BAKKER, NORMA Self-Reliant BEKKER, DALE Viral BELTMAN, AMY Bonny BISHOP, MAUREEN Timid ASSINK, BERNARD Dif67'6HI BAKER, DONALD Penfire BAKKER, HOWARD Re,rerI'ed BE ERTH U15 PHILIP AdIf6HlH7'0llJ' BEKUIS, RONALD Playful ARFNDSEN, ROBERT Umeltled ARENTZ, PATRICIA Cute D ARMSTRONG, ROBERT Lean ASH, GARRY Serlnzn BECKSFORT, DAVID Bfzflfflzl Page Fifteen BORGMAN, WILLIAM jovial BOSCH, RUTH Eager BRANDSEN, FLORENCE Quirk BREWER, BETTY Lire!-y Sunny BRISIIIN, SHIRLEY Friendly BRONSON, FRANKLIN Sparring BRINK, MARILYN Page Sixteen CARPENTER, CHARLES Exfiling BROWER, DOREEN Impeluoux BRUMM, NITA I-y,I71.f0N16 CARTLAND, CHERRIE Daznfy CARTLAND, RICHARD Caxual Cours, PHILIP Reliring Cook, DELORES Skimming COSTER, BETTY Coy BURNS. ROBERT W'e1mme CRAMER, MARY Demure CRANMER, DAVID Daring DALMAN, Ev0N Cheerful DALMAN, MARY Near LOIS Mild DYKHUIS, WAYNE Camformble EGGERS, ROGER Shy ELFERDINK, DOROTHY Orflwdux IELGERSMA, MAIIIIZTTA CLlfI1f1'z1!fI1g Engaging Dom ER, BET TY Snzzlzng DORTER, MARILYN DUMOND, DOUGLAS Hardy DWYER, JAMES Animuled DYRENS, JAMES Remembering DE VRIES, MARY ANN DOOLITTLE, MAX Doodling DRISCOLL, HAROLD Cwzzpaniamzble DALMAN, RONALD Infaf IMI ed DANGREMOND, RODGER SFU, DANENRERG, KENNETH Calm DEJONGE, ERNEST l'e1'si,fIel2! DEJONGE, Lois Atmzcliw DEKKER, EUNICE C hun g el en DEN BLEYRER, MAIiYBEI.I.E Sellled DOKTER, VERNON Hzfrmfa Page Seventeen ELZINGA, MURIEL Devoted FENDT, MAIKY jauniy GOODIN, IVA Quiet GREENWOOD, ROBERT Kind HAVINGA, JACK CUIIJILIXII GROT'ERS, JOYCE Aluuyf HAIGHT, LOLA Poetic HAMM, IvA MAE Happy HANSEN, DOROTHY Meek HARRINGTON, GRACE Slnfeve Page Eighteen HILL, ROGER Strong HINDERT, JOAN Loring HARRINGTON, JAMES Mcfr'1'w1' HOHMANN, MAIiY ALICE Lofty HOOGERHYDE, K. DON R?f1'6J'bf7lg HOP, HERMINA Coqfreffixb HOUTMAN, WILMA lVinni11g HUYSER, NORM1X Conlerzted HYMA, JOAN Frimley JACOBUSSE, K. DON F0ffi.1'.Ijlll0 KAPER, RONALD Comif KALMAN, GEORGE Tlrkllfly KAMPEIK, GLENN Re.rol1fed KIEKlN1'VELD, GLADYS KILIAN, JOAN Lovable KIRKPATRICK, DARALD KLOMPARENS, PAUL Smlufafl KONING, LLOYD Exubemnz KORTERING, ERNEST Pfiwzte KOSIAREK, VIRGINIA Defnile jolly KLOM PARENS, BETTY Blizlye JOHNSON, LEONARD Helpful JOHNSON, RUSSELL U nmrying KAJI, KENNETH Rejfned JALVING, HARVEY Imlividzzal JANSEN, HERMINA Hopeful JILLSON, SANDRA Silent JIPPING, LOIS Geniul KELLOGG, EDWARD B1eeLJ Coniidenzle KEEL, JOYCE Cemzizz Page Nineteen Page Twenty KRAAI, ELAINE Szreel KUYEIIS, SHIRLEY EILL1'-G'oi11,q I.ADEwIO, NORMA Flirllztiuzn LAFFERTY, GERALD lVIOdc.rl LEMMEN, ELAINE Lfzrelj LAMI-I, CARL Sbeepixb LAMEERS, KENNETH R 1241111 i Mg LAMEERTS, DONNA Trim al MAAT, ROBERT Gller Hug IVIACK, SHIRLEY Rmldy LAMREN, DOROTHY Prerixe LAST, BEVERLY Helpful U71predic'table MARTIN, LARRY Loyal NIARURI. JAMES Magnezir MANNES, KENNETII LE JEUNE, MARLENE Rumbling MASS, HENRY Rrzglfix ly MILLS, EURIEL Tidy MOEKE, GRACE Cbmzning IWOKMA, YVONNE Cvrdial NYKAM P, ROBERT Hemly NIENHUIS, SHIRLEY COU1'6I2Ii0l141l NORTHUIS, DONALD Hmmonzoux OUDEMOLEN, DONNA MCFALL, NORMA Fair NELSON, THOMAS Enlruned NIENHUIS, HARLAN Rexllen OETMAN, HELEN fur! Pafiem MOWERY, MARALYN W'i.rhfz4l MULDER, MERRILOU Enlbu.ria.flir MULDER, MYRA Wee MCCARTHY, THOMAS Eamerz NYLAND, HARVEY U nmbzbzied OWEN, CARL Reliant PICARD, RUSSELL PIEPER, RUTH Pmpelled PLAGENHOEF, JAMES Pleaxed PLAGGEMARS, WARREN R:II2llIlH1ffi0ll,f POLL, ARDITH Crmzely Sporliwe PELRCE, CYNTHIA Vimrio uf Page Twenty-One RANKENS, ALVIN Relaxed RFIMINK, DALE Nilable-Unified RIEMERSMA, CAROL U l1di.1'1lH'bEd RIGTERINK, KENNETH Ufzrfmfzging SCHUTT, DONALD Rooxs, DOROTHY Agreeable ROWELL, LUCILLE Bufy RUTGERS, MARVIN E.x',t1re,r,riI'e SALISBURY, VONDA Soft Spoken SALL, ANDREW joilfzg Page Twenty-Two Erzterlaiuing SELL, NANCY Delimle SHEARER, JOAN Zeyfful SLAGH, ELEANOR True SLAGH, REVA Enfergelif SMIT, JACQUELINIE Olilimirlir SANFORD KAY 61011771 Q SMITH, IW1ARjORlE Sulirfyifzg SMITH, MARY SUE Vague SPEET, CLEO Tart SPRONG, JERRY Staurzfb Alhlelfr TIIEERGEN, IRENE Melodioux VAN BEEK, ARLENE Dreamy VANDEN BERO, DORIS Pledged VANDER MEER, PAUL M-1'.fl?1Ai0Il,f TASMA, ROBERT STONE, MARGARET Cheerifzg TARDIEE, CALVIN Rompmg THOMAS, SHIRLEY Serene TIMMER, ESTHER Lady-Like TIMMER, ROGER lndefinite TER BEEK, MARILYN Compared TERPSTRA, ROBERT Manly STEENBLIK, GRACIA Varying STEGGERDA, KATHERINE Flaming STEJSKAI., PEARL Sedale STEMPFLY, LOUIS Eleffriv STERNBERG, JAMES Peareful STREMLER, BERNARD Pmrzzixifzg STRENGHOLT, KENNETH Amufing TEN BRINK, GONDA Smzlfen Page Twenty-Three VANDER MEULEN, LYLE l'lutm111t VANDER PLOIZG, HAliOI.D Sortable VANDE WEGE, JOHN Dmfl VAN DOMFLIZN, I,Uc1LLE Brtxtytzzzl Allljcllilf VAN DYKE, FLORENCE Cfttztpefielzt VAN DYKF. ARLENE Htzlzitutzl VAN DYKF, EVELYN VAN EENENAAM, JOHN VAN HARN, ROGER Szlbztrbtzn Quletly Page Twenty-Four Alzze VAN Huis, Lois ANN VAN Hurs, RONALD Len IH c IJ D6'llb6'1'dI6 VAN HESTEREN, BRUCE VAN LANOEN, NORMAN VAN LENTE, FRED Emzlu' A,l'li1' VAN PUTTIEN, JAMES R em' o :tin g VAN SLOOTEN, GLENN Attentive VAN SLOOTEN, NIARCIA Prltdettt VAN WYK, JAMES Re1'ieu'it1g VELDHEER, DELORES Excited VICTOR, SHIRLEY Neighbmh Il .zrmlzlg S.t1m'k.v W1NGARn, CHARLES Keeping WfIT1'EVEEN, MAURICE Gaulle WOLEERT, JOHN Il i1zy VURIGHT. PATRICIA Sprigblly YOUNG, REX II ily ZELENT, CATHERINE Veiled WFDFVFFN GLADY9 WTGGER, KENNETH WALTFRS KENNETH Prejmwd WARD, JUDITH Efzln enmg WESTENBROOK, VERN WALKER, BARBARA Sri!! WALKER, DELORES Hlubed WALKER, ROBERT Un1'e,fpw1.vi1'e Irfmfuz WIERSMA, ROGER W'awlz VIENING, KENNETH Tlrzoughtfzzl VINSTRA, EMILY Pen 7214 U i.ve V1sscHER, GARRY Mi.rr!1ie1'o1m VooRHoRsT, LLOYD Sf4Il11pj.l'l7 WELLER, THOMAS lVa1'blirzg Page Twenty-Five Page Twenty-Six Zwnsks, MARY Emy-Going BOSMAN, ROGER Sbeepirb RINGWALD, Menus Firm DRAPER, HAROLD Simmering NOT PICTURED : Freeman, Fred Funckes, Anna Mae Hertz, Ronald Kuipers, jack HAZEBROOK, DOUGLAS Taken Class Will We, the superb class of the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty- one, possessing some sound mind and body, do hereby give, bequeath, and endow our several talents, abilities, and quirks upon our successors to the hallowed halls of fame, the juniors and Sophomores. Corky Mass leaves his chapter membership in the Telephone-Pole Club to George Pelgrim. ' Bob Armstrong donates his loftiness to his brother Ken. . Warren Plaggemars awards his unusual clowning capers to Al fBurgessj Meyer. Ken Kaji awards his many talents to anyone who can qualify to live up to them. Bette Brewer relinquishes her chatter championship to Gretchen Himes. jim Van Putten deposits his amazing mental gymnastics on Dwight Kraai. Donna Oudemolen and Mary Zwiers hand down their inseparableness to Mary San- ger and Daff Schaeffer. Lu Van Domelen bequeathes her open-house parties to Barb Tanis. joan Hindert wishes her sunny-bright friendliness on Louise Kleis. Marilyn Brink passes on her ready laugh to Mimi Witteveen. jimmy Maruri abandons his fascinatin' ways with the Femmer to Rog Brower. Elaine Lemmon bestows her queenly beauty on Pat Arnold. Max Doolittle bequeathes his agility on the basketball court to jack Kempker. Don jacobusse wills his undying love of Dear Olde Holland High to Dudley Towe. Judy Ward grants her never ending vitality to Marly Vande Wege. Mick and Andy leave ...... together. Cinnie Peirce leaves her athletic ability to Betty Schepers. joan Shearer deposits her perpetual appetite on Mickie Poest. Grace Harrington leaves her little woman linness to Sammie Pas. Harold Vander Ploeg awards his warm, friendly nature to Paul Weidenhamer. Tom Weller bestows his deep tenor raptures on Marty Hardenberg. Ge.mmy Moeke wills her flirtatious eyes to Jerry Skorske. Ed Kellogg abandons Pat Brunsell to the wiles of the 52'ers. John Van Eenenaam relinquishes his ??? to jim Polluck. The varsity basketball squad pass on their crew-cuts to the reserves. Jerry Lalferty wishes his magnetic personality on the next swell guy. Nancy Sell bequeaths her doll-like appearance to Glo Hungerink. Mare Mulder wills her bewitched, bothered, and bewildered-ness to Ann Hohmann. joan Kilian and Paul Klomparens leave their quarrels to Dinah Fehring and Ted Bosch. The immortal class of '51 leaves Great Caesar's Ghost securely bottled up in an old test tube, the Merchant of Venice safely locked up in Room 204, and the Marquee strewn with locks of hair. Signed and attended, THE SENIOR CLASS. Page Twenty-S B gfl,AfQfgAwg,gQ,Q1,Q7Q Q Q Q1Qg.,l.f. wAQ,QQQLQ.4,-. I , w 1 M1cws.Y,qHc1: ANDY iSAz,,L. M 3 E 25 Cwemws QCAQMAND 1 f K.U:m ISAQGY-SUSSE A ELAWNS LENANAEN Row 'DALMAN Q 1 S K X f mi 3? K 6 U E 'A MN my I E ., , ..,, WM .n,.. .M,.. . M. .n,, WW. .h,.. ,N .... , MM.. ,,.. ,m..n.,. , .,,. M-.X.M,. .WW M- .W ,WT 5 pi gw '1 -Q g - .2 1: ?2xf3EiT,i3fTE Tasrmis Nmcv Sans. I Q Q Q i T-in-.x YQLLNQ- Ucmwrugf 1 ELVQRUWNK 3 5 E JAMES VAN Tk31:'v1'g,N MARX ALACE, PTQMMANN - wx .JN ew .F AA iv-:ww Wiw ,E , x ,L x.w.w N, ,,,, .... Q Q Nu ,-. A .-...............4v.. 9555? W 3 B 6 fx? yy' A s D 'lf' f,: gg , ,, fg ,.:.'i' ,UMZJF it ' ,l ESQ 'wig H ff 5f:EggfQ,g fwi3x W ' ,fri SI. ls . ,. V MTE! w w J N: v X in Page Thirty-T Mary Madison Audrey Timmer Patricia I-loutman Dudley Towe joan Patterson Guy Dunkin Lois Schreur Carol Kuyper Ann Veldman Phyllis Bax Marilyn Westrate john Meyer Betty Schepers Marlene Koning Kay Larsen Junior Honor Roll Wayne Boeve Dwight Kraai joan Van Wingeren Diane Tubergen Mary Ann Firlit Mary Ann Knooihuizen Judith Oudersluys Connie Nies Maurice Minnema Robert Piersma Stephen Sanger Stuart Visser La Verle Aalderink Dean Hogenboom Norma Taylor Paul Schieringa Beverly Israels jane Beltman Carmen Seats Helen Dean Patricia Arnold julia Becksvoort john Kools Barbara Elgersma Diane Fehring Sammie Jane Pas Audrey Ash Hazel Vande Bunte David Moran Anlderink, L. Aulderink, P. Alverson, IWI. Anderson, J. Arenas, A. Arends, M Arnold, P. Ash, A. Bakker, C. Banks, H. Barber. B. Burkel, D. Bax, P. Becksvnurt, J. Beekman, D. Bell, B. Bell, j. Beltmrm, j Beverwyk, Billett, J. Bishop, B. Buermxm, j. Boeve, B. Bueve, W. Bnltc, R. Borgnmn, L. Bos, Bosch, S. Bosch, T. Bosmzm, N. Bouwman, M. Br1uws11111,W. Bradford, B. Bradley, P. Brouwer, M. Brower, R Brunsell, P. Bultmrm, j. Busscher, B. Carey, T. Dean, H. DeBurr, R. DeFeyter, C. Dernherger, A. Diekema, j. Dirkse, B. Dagger, R. Doherty, H. Page Thirty-Three Page Thirty-Four Dnzeman, R. Drenton, A. Duhlmcier, M. DuMnnd, C. Dykhuis, B. Elcnbauls, D. Flgersxnzl, B. Esscnbcrg, R. Eversc, L. Fehring, D. Firlit, M. Fockler, R. Gcbben, D. Gelwhcn, K. George, R. Gilcrest, P. Goulooze, E. Graves, J. Hall, O. Hardcnbcrg, M. Hardy, M. Harrington, B. Huzclwrnnk, D Hcllnink, J. Huffman, M. Hnflneycr, K. Hogunbooln, D. Holtgurts, J. Hop, S. Huutmaln, Hnutnmn, P. Hnutnmn, R. Hulst, G. Hungcrink, G. Immink, L. Isrucls, B. Knlmink, A. Knmlncnuld, P. Kzunmcraud, S. Kmnpcn, M. Kumphuis, R. Kane, D. Karsten, J. Keane, P. King, D. Kix'chl1off,j. Kleinhckscl, M Kleis, G. Klcis, L. Klompurcns, A. Knoll, B. Knoll, li. Knooihuizen Kola-an, S. Koleun, W. Koning, I.. Kuning, M. Kools, J. Kortcring, V Kumi, D. Krzmi, M. Krnuk, R. Krugt, B. Kuite, R. Kuypcr, C. I.um'maxn, H. Lane, G. Imngcjuns, B. Larsen, K. Lievense, W. Lucusse, L. Mgmt, W. Madison, M. Mnentz, T. Mcppclink, M. Meyer, J. Minnemgl, M. Mant, W. Moran, D. Mortensen, P. Mulder, L. Nash, R. Nelson, N. Nelson, W Nicnhuis, V. Nies, C. Nics, J. Nivison, A. Nortlmuis, J. Nuismcr, J Nykcrk, F. Nykcrk, K. Nylaml, D. O'Connor, A. Olllclwekking, OLlLll'l'SlllyS, Page Thirty-Five Page Thirty-sax Ovcrhcck, D. Ovcrwuy, M. Ovcrwaly, VU. Pas, S. Patterson, j. Pclgrim, G. Perma, W. Petcrs, H. Peters, G. Picper, H. Picrsmu, R. Pliiggclnars, Pluim, D. Polich, D. Pollock, H. Pottle, E. Prince, li. Pruis, R. Raymond, B. Rcus, M. Rich, C. RngcrS, P. Sanger, S. Schuup, K. Schcpers, B. Schierihga, P. Schreur, L. Schultz, R. Schutmamt, H. Suits, C. Scif, C. Shuck, A. Skorske, J. Sluis, G. Smccngc, P. Smccngc, R. Smidt, j. Smith, M. Spnur, Steiningcr, S. Stryker, M. Sytsmu, J. Tunis, Taylor, N. Teusink, J. Thorpe, G. Timmer, A. Timmer, D. E Timmcr, R. Topp, K. Tuwc, D. 'I'ubs1'gcn, D. Uldriks,1.. Vz1lkema1,A. V1lI1AlSbLIl'g, M. VamDykc, ll V.mDykc, P. VamHuis, B. Vau1l-amgcn, Ii. Vzmliere, J. VamOort, M. Vz1nSloutcn, B. VgmTubergun, N. Vz1l1Wingcren, VundeBunte, H. VandeWntc1', M. V11l1DL'Wegc, M. VzmDcnBerg, B. V2lI1DCDBCfg, J. VllHLiCHBl'iIlk, L. VilIldCI1Bfil1k, Marvin VundcnB1'ink, Myra Vandl:rVcn, R. V11mlcrYz1Cht, R. Veelc, G. Vcclc, R. Vcldmun, A. Vunstru, A. Vcrlieck, j. VcrHucvcn, K. VerHulst, Victor, W. Visser, S. Visscher, V. Wcbbc1't, S. Wiener, D. Wciglcnl1a1l11cr, P. Wc1lc1', H. Welling, A. West, R. Westralte, M. Wierdu, F. Wicrcngu, A. Wie1's11111, Mary Wiersma, Myra Wittev:-en, M. Page Thirty-Seven Wfolters, Herbert Wultei's, Howard XVnodrufl', j. Ycomans, M. Zeidler, R. Zeller, R. Zoerhof, P. Herfts, H. Page Thirty-Eight JUNIORS WITHOUT PICTURES Bergman, Ben Cramblet, Bernice Kalkman, Norman Maatman, Marian Oosterbaan, Shirley Westerhoff, Eugene Witteveen, Bradley Yakaitis, Marilou Yskes, Gerrit Zoet, Shirley LOVEY- WANT5 f 933-M 4 ' . li f-X MM gwf ?9RLOR THQT5 I ESE S21 iw, ' Qgzggia K fir A 0 . .fm ni' .. . ,fy ,,,.-. 5 . .,.f-'x ,.fS N . ,..... jxk x X- wi B 5 -Fa 1 Aw ,J 0 2 -QL 4 .p Q ,si Q, it 1- K 5 A www-1, A vw,.f,y Q X if If i Kimmel W QM K N W 4 ,r ,Z its . 1? V S Texas seaeunoe a K india! Page Forty Aalde-rink, Rohert Aldcrink, Robert Beckman, Roger Allen, Gerald Boersma, Janice Bontckoc, Verna Bos, Frank Carr, lierdena Carter, Mary lil len De-Neff, Robert DeVries, Marilyn Dohlwertin, Carol iilhart, james -Two SOPHOMOR li CLASS OFFICERS Top row-jerry Viftor, Miss XViskan1p, David Bos Delpliine Seliacller, Constame Tuinsrna I0 B's Entering in February lissenlvurgli, Vlfanda Fairbanks, james Fchring, Carl Gchhcn, Ronald Having, Nick Hill, Thomas Hulst, Donald Hapeman, Eunice Hungerink, Robert Jenson, Sharon Klann, Richard Kolcnlirander, Mary Koning, Judy l.ou Kooyers, Alton Kuyper, james Meyer, james Miedema, Carolyn Moomey, Beverly Mulder, Mark Ncwhousc, Selma Nyhof, Gclmer Nics, Harvey Overway, Darwin Plagenhoef, Richard Rnmsey, David Scheerhooren, Norman Sehasta, Delores Sternherg, Marcia Tihma, Mariann VanderMeulen, Carole VQIHDCWCQC, James VanDykf:, -Iohn VanRaaltc, john VanTuhbergan, George Vonlns, Alfred Vrieling, Shirley Weritzel, Clara XXfiersrna, Norman 31-N. Van Lente, P. Van Lente, B. Van Putten, E. Van Voorst, -I. Victur. Viening, D. Visch, C. Visscher, D. Visscher 32-T. Vuurhorst, M. Weller, E. Welling, D. Westveld, A. Wiersema, B. Wlgger, M. Wolbcrt, j. Wolters, R. Wolters. 33-R. Young, D. Zwiers. SOPHOMORES WITHOUT PICTURES Broekhuis, H. Dams, B. Hamlin, J. Hamstra, M. Hilbink, Hoek, R. Klomparens, J. Taylor, D. Van Oosterhout, W. Page Forty-Six 'www-5-iw' E 3 2 Y I s 5 Q E 1 5 X E E Q S , 3151 x , lx fi 5 I 5 S, ,, ., .qw . .mmm ww A 9 Front row: Don jacobusse, Kenneth Kaji, Wilma Houtmann, jimmy Maruri. Left to Right: Norma Taylor, Mary Ann Knooihuizen, Dorothy E14 lerdink, Mr, Riemersma, Fred Van Lente, Gloria Hungerink, Andrew Sall, Connie DuMond, Martin Hnrdenberg, Tom Maentz. David Bos, Burke Raymond, Carmen Seats, Roger Essenberg, Cherrie Cartland, Thomas Carey, Marilyn Westrate. Dudley Towe. Student Council This year it was the guiding hand of Mayor Don jacobusse which led the Council to new laurels in the field of student government. The most outstanding feature was the organization of the balcony into an eighty ward. Isn't it wonderful, sophomores, not to have to worry about home-roo.ms anymore? And it was our forty-first Council which finally persuaded The Board of Education to grant us permission to hold social dancing parties in the gym. Congratulations! At the beginning of the year aldermen sold H. H. S. book covers and made about 3400. Homecoming, Pull Together Push Ahead, was better than everg football programs were bigger and .more attractiveg the new basketball programs were a tremendous hitg Open House was very successfulg and the Armistice Day program most inspiring. We were all in a gay mood for the Christmas assembly-and loved every minute of it. Then there was a week that made the boys tremble and the girls dig deep in their pockets . . . Dutch Treat Week! Wasn't it gay? The Council followed the suggestion of many past mayors when it derived the sys- tem of ward-meetings. Now we can all truly feel that we are a part of our school. We're proud of you, Student Council of 1950-1951! You've proved to us just why you are rated one of the best student government organizations in the country! Page Forty-Eight lilaine l.c-mmen, Mary Yeomans, Dudley Towe. -lanice Karsten, jimmy Maruri. Police Board The Police Board, composed of the Chief-of-Police, the Prosecuting Attorney, Clerk, and jurors, kept themselves busy conducting the trials of fire-escape-walkers, smokers, and snow-ballers throughout the year. Witli Chief jimmy Maruri giving orders, the Board has again functioned smoothly and ethciently. Guidance Council The Guidance Council, organized this year, exists to improve the guidance program here at Holland High. Although they have been chiefly concerned with making plans for next year, the council did, at the request of the student body, inspire us to greater reverence and attention in chapel and at assemblies. First Row'-'Mary Ann Firlit. Richard Ciniloitl, Flames Van Putten. 5ecnnd Row Mr. Buch.in.in, Mr. Chapman, Mis. Dnnixan. Miss XYiskamp, Miss flalvert. Page Foriy'Nine X 0 T,.9 .ag M. WE WU Mm Www ., z , XX .4 , was Wis3mxM, , xg: Vi' 15 ff ww.- 2 Y- 5 3: 5 . 1 ,,,,,....w.-fm . .55 1 A 15. M-:M-nun-Qi , wbclmvvbwawqgg' '+- Y . 5 5 if 5 NNY. N ! 'ELI- - -55 55 5 f 55 2 -'w g .55 5:5 5515- 52 M 0 i 1 ...Y-. 5, .. M , .M . 'E .5 -. 4 an 'R 23 r so it M Wa. , .. 5 a-s fav ' f sw lltuiria Orulcniuolcu, editurg Lloyd lioningg Nancy Sell: Many Zwiersi Kenneth Mannesg Maiy Mulderg loan Sliearer: -lack Vanden lleiu Holland High Herald Orchids to you, Donna Oudemolen and Cynnie Peircel Thanks to you the Herald this year was better than everl How could we ever have kept up with all the latest news and gossip without our laithful Holland High Herald? Wfherever there was news being made, there was an H. H. H. reporter on hand to cover that newsfthe assemblies and chapel programs, the tootball and basketball games, police court trials, and all other events. A regular feature again this year was our chat with His Honor the Mayor. The clerk let us in on all the latest Council activities thru Council Notes, while Mare's Memos kept us in touch with the girls' gym. An interesting addition this year was the Rhythm Request Column. But the first place you probably look is Chit-Chat. Yes, Bert and Fanny are at it again! The Herald received the Tuberculosis State Award and International lfirst Place Aware trom Quill and Scroll. 4,7 41 3 if!-s J ,lim-pliine Andeisung Mary Arendsg Kay Santordg Harriet Banksg Irene Tubergeng .loan Kiliang Cynthia leirce. lfditmg Kenneth lauuheis. 5:0 liifty-Twiw ' o. 1 - A E 325' g ff . 22 uf . . . i at I 5,- 1 my I Q . '-l Park Board This year during Tulip Time, the tourists were especially attracted by the raised tulip beds on the north and south-west sides of the build- ing, This floral display was the special project of the Park Board. Miss Rogers hoard is also responsi- ble for many other beautifying fea- tures in and around school. Kiaiiy Visscher, liulwc-l'tNyk.1inp, Miss Rogers Diane lieliring, Historical Board Accounts of all the activities at our Alma Mater newspaper write- ups about ball games. Homecom- ing, assemblies, student council meetingsn- all are tiled away for posterity hy the meticulous mem- bers of the Historical Board. Marilyn XVesti'.tte, Miss llitmei, Noimx Taylor, Girls' League Remember how much money you saved by buying your used text- books from the book exchange? And wasn't it handy, too, to have it right here in school? 'llhe project is sponsored by the Girls' League, under the direction of the Dean of Girls. Miss XViskainp, l.l.rine l,c-mnicn, tiiatc Muel-ce, Marietta l.lgc-rsma, lleimina ll-ip. Page Fifty-'I hrct Boys' League A newly organized club is the Boys' League, which was this year begun under the guidance of Mr. Bu- chanan and the presidency of Garry Visseher. livery boy in school automatically belongs to this club. Lnury Yissther, Mr, l'luel1.in.in, Rex Young, Robert 'lusnii Roger legers. Assembl Board The Assembly Board arranges for the education and entertainment through various types of school assemblies presented at Holland High School. Ruger lmsenlweig. Crlmm Huneeiink, Miss Kfalvelt, -luhn Van-le Xlfege, l.ol.1 llgllght. Page Fifty-Four Pan-American Club Boom-boom-boom! Yes, the question marks and boom-boom-booms were really in evidence the night of The Thing. That and lovely La Fiesta were the two main projects of the Pan American Club this year. Stephen Sanger, P.xtriti.i Arnold, Fred Van l.ente, Miss XVisl,.unp, Dudley 'I'uwe. Photo Club Field trips and a photography contest were highlights for high school camera club members this year. Meetings were held each week with the advisor, Mr. Van Voorhees. Photography skills were improved by dis- cussions dealing with composition, develop- ing and enlarging, Other projects were flash and portrait photography and still life pic- tures. lfirst Row: Mr. Van Voorhees, Fire. Advisory Mary Yeomans, Bernard Stremler, Marilyn Xvestrrite. Ind Row: Don Harkel, XVm. Hamlin, Paul Teusink, Donald Baker, Stuart Visser, jerry Latlerty, Srd Row: Dwight Kr.r.ii, Russell Sandy, jack Van Den Berg, xlohn Ver Hulst, Robert Bolte, Hubert XVeller. Public Improvement Board The Public Improvements Board is re- sponsible for the Suggestion Box into which students drop their suggestions for school improvements covering both inside and out- side the school building proper. Chirinen Seats, Miss Van Dyke, F.ic. Advisors: Lucille Van Domelen, Connie Dublond. Welfare Board Remember how it cheered you to receive a message or a bouquet of lovely flowers from the thoughtful students on the Wel- fare Board when you were sick? Didn't it give you a lift and help you to recover faster? It is the duty of this board to re- member bereaved or ill students and faculty members with fruit, flowers, or cards. Daniel Hrivebroolc, Mrs. Donivan, Miss XViskar11p, liac. Ailvisrwsg Marlyn Vande XYege, -loan Killian, seated. I' sift Page Fifty-Five Radio Workshop Business of the Radio-Vlforkshop was ac- celerated this year by the organization of a class-period for that purpose. Thus they were able to take part in a great variety of broadcasting activities. llexeily lsiaels. Many l.ou liuis, Andiey Ash, Cliarles Rich, ,luyte Skoiske, Phyllis Mortenson. Many Madison. Kenneth l..imlseis, lQdw.u'd Kellogg, Herbert XX oltei's. Reatliea lic-Boer, Yvonne Pas. Martin llardenherg, Ste- phen Sanger. Patiicia Brunsell. Mi. l.umsden. Page liilty-Six Showcase Boa rd Remember all the tricky displays that adorned our showcases this year? Norma Ladewig's storybook doll collection was ex- ceptional, and the horses gathered by judy Wzlrcl. All these displays were possible only through the efforts of the Showcase Board. Donna Oudeniolen, Mis, lluniyari, liac. Ailyisoi, Doreen Browei, iiiace Mot-ke. Personnel Board All those long, hard hours of work on the magazine campaign, Dutch Dance, Senior play, and the ball fields didn't go unnoticed by these alert members of the Personnel Board. They've kept a record of all our extra-curricular activities and academic hon- ors since we first passed tbru the sacred por- tals of Senior High. After we graduate, these will be filed in the office and will be open for inspection by college deans and prospective employers. Now aren't you glad you've got a good record! lfirst Row: limily Vinstra, Marietta lilgeisnia. M.uy Ann Knooliuizen. Cynthia Peirce. Second Row: Miss Reeverts, Miss Blekkink. Cherrie Cfartland. Ist Row: -Iuyce Keel, Cynthia Scliaap, lX'I.1ry Ann Knimihuizen. First Row: Cherrie ffartland, l.ucille Van Dumt-len, lirace Nloeke. fiwlw Sl'L'47'C ' Second Row: Kenneth Kari, Andrew Sall. Dun .l.ruulwLisse, l.nuls Ind Row: lN1aric-tra lilgersma, joan Van XVingc-ren, Beverly Last. Stemptly, lflean-xr Slawll. Cfarol Knipex, Forensics The 56 students engaged in this year's Forensics program have indeed proved them- selves worthy of the hours of work which Miss Calvert willingly gave to enhance the reputation of Holland High School. The four sections of this activity which is open to all students include: Oratorical Declamation, Dramatic Reading, Original Oratory, and Extemporaneous. sr Row: Gretchen Himes, Lonnie Turnsmzr, Melin Van Dimrnink, Ist Row: james Maruri. -Ioan Krlxan, XX ilnm Huutman, Tlmmas Mary lir-wnlwerg. Patricia Boyce. De Pree. nd Row: David Bos, Sarah -In Kleinhekscl. l.ee Howard, Marilyn Puest, Kenneth Hrummel, l-'earl Rllrllfi. Page Fifty-Seven lst Row lilatlys Pmuman, Norma Nynax, Sarah -In Kleinheksel. Joyce Kraaiz -lutly Rypma, Elaine- Reinink. Donna Burr. Nnrma Harhrn. Intl Row lamrse Klers. Mary Yeomanx, llarhara Van ljlurx. Xliatiitra Arnold. llarhara llgersma, Mary Madison, ird Row-Miss Ver Plank. Patricia Aientf ,loan lxlll-lll, Marilyn Brink. Shirley lirrslmrn. Luis .ltr-ping. Durorliy Rooks. Elaine Lemmen, lilaine Kraar. Athletic Sisters The pert young lassies of this organization are well known for their knack of quench- ing the hunger and thirst of sports fans at Riverview Park and the Armory, The pro- ceeds of the Athletic Sisters are used to purchase equipment for all the sports of our young athletes. Cheer Leaders A morale booster for team and fans alike. the Cheerleaders have introduced new songs and yells, and regaled us with many an inspiring pep assembly. Inst Rim- Norma Page Fifty-l1lg.:l1t laylur. l-elrring. lynthxa Nhaap. .-1 -Indy XY'artl. Marilyn Puest, Cilorra llunizerink. Ind Ram' Mary ,lop Van Alshuig. irtl Row Naney Sell, lN'larlyn Van Dv XY'ege, Geraldine Skurske, llearmr Blauh. Stryker, Mrs. Borgman. Mary Sanger, Dorotliy lillerdink, Duane XX'rlma Huutinan. -lanxte Karsten, Marilyn 3 e I NK' ' F.1- Lg -, IIOM HLOMINC1 1 Vlullml' l'I.1.xt. lion-tllu. 4. 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King 1 ci. ., -I. Teusink, B. Knoll, Varsity Football Holland High School hnished the 1950 football season with an impressive record of tive wins, three loses and one tie. The Dutch, under Robert W. Stupka, serving his fourth year as Varsity Coach, and his able Assistant, Curley Wiegerink, had a two win, three loses record in the Southwestern Conference. Holland finished fourth behind Muskegon Heights, Muskegon, and Grand Haven for their two Conference wins. Three boys, jack Kuipers, guard, Roger Hill, tackle, and Bob Tasma, fullback, re- ceived All-Conterence honors. This was Tasma's second year on the All-Conference team. Witli only two games remaining, the team elected Paul Klomparens and Bob Tasma as Co-Captains for 1950. Tom Carey and Dan Hazebrook were chosen by their team- mates as Wil CofCaptains. Bob Tasma was also chosen as the team's Most Valuable Player. The following boys have played their last games for Holland High School: Bob Armstrong, Ron Bekius, jack Bolhuis, Bob Burns, Charles Carpenter, Ron Dalman, Har- old Driscoll, Rog Eggers, Rog Hill, Glen Kamper, Paul Klomparens, jack Kuipers, Harlan Nienhuis, Russ Picard, Don Schutt, Bob Walker, Rex Young and Manager Dave Cranmer. .nge Seventy-'l'wn 'T eg lx y- 14 w-4 ,LJ HA 6 , fg gn .f f in wif X SQ 3 K 1 ' l x Q5?T5wY'5bfxv'XTF'f N 'WU3v5,?H ffxfifi ' ' 2 . '- fir. my , .L . rv B , -1 ' nw sw , P .,,. - LY 4 -:Z ' is I K K 4 A , ., X Q, f ' 11 3 Q30 A gl i V ,V 0 I Q . af K ,Em sw .KAY NYAJQ xt may X 155192 ' I fwil R. ef ,S 54' Z mf vw-P2-fy.. ,D 5 ff 4 vw, x. 'U -4 mf va 1 qw? ,QQ X? , ity ...Ni J- ' Wi ,gm . W iz V if 'U H ffig 'M N, wx ,Aww Aux WSW' 2 ,I 2 YB. QVC '-35'R'XN' GIEWWHQYNNA' ' ' kX gf 5 Lis? ze M f Q E 4 was . N :Ks XR 9 F 5, x r 2 Mm 2 '91 X .ma 9949321 Y is 1 's Y , f 2? 'Nu 'ig i , lik. Q-3 6 1 ,sew - an K SEYQVRH 158551 l'iISt Row: M .imager Tien. Van Dyke. Tiiumei, C, Vissrhei. Victor, Knipe, laihheis, llibma, XVeller. lluexe, 'L-riuiitl Rim- l5UlL'IYl.lll, Sehiiltf, failsfm, 'lf Vissther, Stain, Ue Piee, llill, l 4.-tiuelie, Aiiustiong. K.i.iek. Man. Kl.1.isen. Man, Matlisim lhiitl Rim' Ci:.iLh Liinnell. lsniels, Atwiuml, Perma. Van Usteiliiiut, Kixleair, Tiigtie, Qi'.iwlurtl, lluev, lluys, Bus. Ciihitli Niiilin. Ifniiilli Rim- Pull, Siheeiliuiii, lwleyei, liresleweg, lliissies. Keivit. lliiunkeiua. lfouitlrt. linnll. llfllltlil. Page Seventy-Six Reserve Football Holland Highs Reserve Football Team finished a inediotre season with 5 wins and el losses. The Little Dutehmen won only one eonlerenee game while losing four. However, in this game they looked very impressive in defeating lialamazoo 27-6. They won both of their two non-conference encounters with Grand Rapids Creston and lfennville by 18-12 and 206 scores respectively. The Reserves had a line averaging more than the Virsity s so next year you will see a very big Holland team. RESERVES SCH EDU LE Reserves 18 Grand Rapids Creston W Reserves 12 Muskegon Heights , Reserves O Muskegon - M, Reserves 20 Fennville ,,.... , Reserves 27 Kalamazoo Central , Reserves 20 Benton Harbor - Reserves 0 Grand Haven , W9 -if K ax X y? K Q fe SY? . . if E E 3 ....,... . ., 'ig,.i:Q: .5:z,:5: ' .,'i,,,,- . x . .. za-r:'rs:t:::s:.-ez:-::.,. a'.:'::: ' 2 4 Setond iovv: Maurice XYittevetn. l'ranl4 Van Dyke, Toni Maentv. linh Armstrong. -lohn Van lienenaam. Ruger lfggeis. liolv lasina, l'ivst lim: Alden Kloinparens. Torn Carey, Ron Bekins, Max Doolittle. liulden llulst. Varsity Basketball Holland High enjoyed its best basketball season since the 19-IS-'46 State Championship Team. The team's overall record was twelve wins and six losses. The Dutch finished third in conference play with six victories and tour defeats, At the Regional Tournament in Kalamazoo, Holland bowed in the nnals before a fine Kalamazoo Central outfit alter trouncing Muskegon and Grand Rapids Union by big margins. The only non-conference loss during the season was to Grand Rapids Central All-37. In their second en- gagement the Dutch easily defeated Central. Kalamazoo Central was the only team to deleat the Dutchmen more than once during the entire season. ln their second meeting, the Maroon Giants eked out a one point victory 57-56. Holland whipped Lansing Sexton, champion of the Five-A loop, by a 50-31 score. Rog Eggers led Holland in scoring with 505 for an average of 16.8 points per game in all games. He broke Holland Highls individual record for one game with a 50 point scoring spree against Grand Rapids Ottawa Hillfl. Hob Armstrong, 6'7 center, and Eggers received the honor of the All-Con- lerence Team. 1950-'Sl BAsi4iaTisAi.i. Scgnianiriia Holland 69 G. R. Ottawa Hills --'l2 Holland 50 Lansing Sexton ...ee 3l Holland 37 G. R. Central ,,..... -il Holland ii Grand Haven .,,,,.a -'il Holland 35 Muskegon ,,., 51 Holland 56 Kalamazoo .,...,.., S7 Holland S2 Benton Harbor -- SU Holland S7 Muskegon Heights N719 Holland -17 Grand Haven We ,HJH Holland 78 G. R. Ottawa Hills H62 Holland 55 Kalamazoo ..,,e..,, i7 M ' Y Q H Holland ill Muskegon Heights ,N-ll R tf 0NA'4 TOLRNAMIZNI Holland 77 G. R. Central .,,,,,. -iS Holland 47 Muskegon ,,,.,,.,, 58 Holland 55 Muskegon .,,. 62 Holland 62 G. R. Union -- ---SO Holland 66 Benton Harbor -, -i7 Holland all Kalamazoo H -H65 Page Sevenlylfiglil , Q L ,j s,, diffs' 1442- 3 QQ'-1 , We ' u BUT5-4 f 'Ya Mrg, Q, ,. 2 ,J J ,Q .zw W Y , F .. 479, Y , EA ' i , Q .. W, , g 3 uf . X J ' ' af 2. X . ,pr 3 V 24 , V UE ff K . x A: fl mtg! --3-424' Lo' '33 5 ,3.sQs KV, X 'k xsb Q1 e Lp a t ' N 1 .. gaxitfiyw if5S3'29. fl A -f Narffi 5 . V SW 1' .Xl V I . li if an 2 ,,,.,.... 1 3 x' X13,4 X X ,mf M , wwf H X kim YP' ,A . .4.., SW -.f N if M, 141' gan Lnnell, Overway, Bos, Armstrong, lsraels, Vander XX,'al. Moran. Visscher, Manager Buys. Scheerliorn, Burns, Kempker, Tien, Van Dyke. Ci'awtni'il. Reserve Basketball Holland High's Reserves ended the season with the best second team record in recent years. The little Dutch finished the season with 13 victories and 2 defeats. They tied with Muskegon's Reserves for the Conference Title. Their only conference loss was to Muskegon. In that first meeting the H. H. S. Reserves defeated them 40-39. The little Dutch's only other loss was to Lansing Sexton. Dean Vander Wal led Holland in scoring with 177 points followed by jack Kempker with 130. Carl Visscher was elected captain by his teammates in a meeting after the season was finished. These boys will be back next year, most of them on Varsity giving their opponents plenty of trouble. BASKETBALL SCH EDU Ll? Holland 56 Grand Rapids Ottawa Hills Holland 62 Grand Rapids Central .... Holland 40 Muskegon ...,.,..,. Holland 54 Benton Harbor H, Holland 42 Grand Haven ..,. Holland 36 Kalamazoo ........ Holland 43 Muskegon Heights ..... Holland 45 Grand Rapids Central Y-- Holland 27 Muskegon .....e..., Holland 45 Benton Harbor --- Holland 39 Lansing Sexton --- Holland 38 Grand Haven -s Holland 38 Kalamazoo ....... Holland 46 Muskegon Heights ........ Holland 57 Grand Rapids Ottawa Hills -J-l ,,--36 ---39 ----3fi ,--25 ---28 ----3Z ---29 -e--38 43 ,-,,40 -,,-27 ,,--33 ---,4l -- ......,.. 39 Page Highly-One Wa its . M! .. -- I , lst row-Jurwitz, Kramer, j. Von Ins, De Weerd, Van Dyke. I95O Golf Team Last year's golf team compiled the best record since the sport first came to Hol- land High. Under the capable guidance of Coach Mal MacKay the team ended up well over the .500 mark. Led by No. 1 man Bill Kramer and No. 2 man jim ind ruvv-De Pree, D, Van Ins, Holt, Dernbergcrer, Klomparens, Coach Mackay. I95I Golf Team This year the golf team will be coached by Curley Wiegerink, who takes over for Coach MacKay. Incidentally, none of the fine boys of last year's squad will be back except Don Newhouse. Other hopefuls are Tom DePree, Frank Klomparens, Frank O'Connor, and jack Kammeraad. Von Ins the linksters averaged about 85 each in all matches played. lst row-Newhouse. O'Conner, Coach Wiegerink. ind row-Kammeraad, Holte. Klomparens, De Pree. Page Eighty-Three I950 Tennis nd row: Henry Maentz. Russ Picard, Tim Beerthuis, Tom Maentz, Rollie Vander Ven. Dave Moran, Coach Moran. Is: row: Ron Dangremond, Andy Sall. Dale Van Dorple, Monte Dyer, Huh Piersma. Page lilghty-Four Holland I-Iigh's Tennis Team again finished another successful year. Coach joe Moran's netmen won the conference for the third straight year. The team's record was 12 wins and 3 losses. They were undefeated in conference play. The team won the regional but failed to cop the State Title. The Tennis outlook for this year is again good, but the squad will miss such boys as Dale Van Dorple, Andy Sall, and Tim Beerthuis. Holland has six returning lettermen in Russ Picard, Rog Dangremond, Dave Moran, Bob Piersma, Ron Kuite, and Tom Maentz. There are several Sophomores and Freshmen also working for starting berths lett vacant by last years Seniors. I95 I Tennis lst Row: Carl Visscher, Warn Scherhoren, Duane Carlson. Dick CfHWf0fLl- Ind Row: Dave Bos, Mark De Velder, Dave Bosch, Ron Kuite. Top Row: Rug Dangremond, Russ Picard, Dave Moran, Bob Piersma, Coach joe Moran I950 BasebaH 'int Row: J, lflzngcrlllmmcl, XV. Pl.nggcxn.n's, M. llumgm, R. Young, D. Schutt, R. Van Huis. umml R-sw: R, Bukium S. Snngcr. M. XVittcvccn, M Doolittle, A. Klompnrcns. Y llmtl Ruw: Cugull Stupkzl, R. Nykgunp, R, liggvrs, K 'l'.mng1, G. Kumpcr, Ken Vicning, 1Xl:umgcr. I95l BasebaH lst Row: Tien, Pluggcmnrx, Klm11pnr'vr1s, Wlltt'x'ucn, Dtmlittlc. Schutt, Victor, Van Dyke. Intl Row: Kcmpkcr, Tnsnm, Eggers, Kumpcr, liouvc. Knoll. 5rd Row: Aglltlcrink, Prime, liutggws, lllvinggx, Kolcnn, Pearson, Lipcllik, Hrutlcwcg, Fmtrmcy. Lmacll Stuplm. Page Eighty-Five Cross Countr lux! liuxx. XXII-Ic11l1.xlllcr. Mmm-m.1, Hulxl, 'I'L-uslnk, Nhullf. ll.11m.m. f..1lL'y. fX1n1w!l-mg, liucvc. mfyurlmni Klux: lrmxu, Aldlull, IIIIUXYCI, fXf1.lIllli, X'.m I.pl1tL. I..1mlx, UQNWI1. Illini Run, flmgh XX'1cgcllulx, X'.m In-l1c1x.1.1m, ,Mm- xll-vuu. XX, l'xu1n.u1, .'Xxlu, l'mlIm1s, H.nll, Pl.1ggL-m.uK, I4-ullh Rum Pinch! K.u11pl1u:N. clkx, Kulpgun. XX'cslnLk. Klnl11pguunx. H-xlwuk, Ci.lxpcr1lcl', XX'lc1nI.n. ffntulx HL1Lh.lxml1. Page liighty-Six K.m1phuis. XX'1uu-I.x. Armstmng, ML-lwlu-11. N.uull, Slum I950 Track Inst Rum: Lvcmxuxl. In XX lcImf.1. M, IM-xlwtlla, M, XX ml luv.-ul, D, X'.1mlu XX'.ul, C., Hulxl. Nccuml Run : -I. llc-chicxki. R. iwlslwrl. A, Nlumk. II-flt. D, N-wz.m. R. l'1ulxm.n. 'I'I11xx1 Huw: P. X'.1x1 Uvkc. M.m.ugL-I, R, UxL1xx,u4 U II.all, -I, lvlyuw. Q-. Sllus, IT. lXi,uvx111A U, I'--lull. C'.:.uh liml1.m.m. 2 ' I95I Track lxi Row: lXxl1. 'I'm1mc1, Hull, Kzcxlt, Xflmlc XX'cua Kmpc, Linn, Dun l'yl, Hllwma. Rmu-II. Shun. lixucrnx mul. I lml Ruw: Du l31'L'x', H.11l. I'ul11I1. 'I'1mmcl, Nuys, Lulu bclx, K.lpL'V, Lung, ff.l1'c3, Hulxt, XX'.llkL-I, Ou-1xx.xy 1-Xngux. lhrllv, Kulum, Asst. ffmull Hull Xfxlulc XX'L'uL', Shi Row: Cmulx H11L'h.1r1.1l1. lvxmcx, Blllutt. X'.m Dykp L f..lI'PL'l1fCI', IDJIHLIII, Snlmltl, NL-lx-un, Zuxglul. 'l'L'usmlN Q zu.,-.nf gi cn SENlORS IN DCTION E 'X N5 . .. as ,, , 3 5 12 gg 9' Q it ii ma i is I Q 'Q uf , ef Y 5,5 ---' W- j zzh' ' SURE THING 'limp Row: Norma Ladewig. liexeily Laxt, Marilyn Brink, lst Ro Ro Ro Freshman G.A.A. Row: Dorothy French, Ann Cieerlings, Julie Smith, Jane Scully, Jane Schaatsma, Gayle Houwman, Yvonne Zimmer. Phyllie Kruithof, Eileen Prine, Nancy Maatman, Shirley Hamm, Lois Ver Hulsf. W 2: Carol Plakke, Ardith Naher, Dolly Vanden Berg, Carol Vander Meulen. Verna Bontekoe, Mary I.ou Kolenhrander. Norma Lucas, Marcia Koning, Betty lsraels, Joyce BYLIIIFSHLI. w 5: I.orraine Snellenherger. Joyce Ver Schure, Alice Brink, Nina. Streur, Marlene lilgersma, Pat Le Jeune, Mary lillen Bouwman, Helen Vander Haar, Florence Becker. w 4: Rebecca Arenas. Joyce Alverson. Pat Atwood, Jane Van Lente, Walntlgt lissenhurg, Mary Moomey, Joyce Kraai. O Senior Cynthia Peirce. Joan Kilian. Sophomore G.A.A. 'limp Row lst Row: Sharlene Serne, Barbara Van Putten, Nancy Kuite, Barbara Klomparens, Sara Jo Kleinheksel, Tomasa Gon- 7.llL'S, Yvonne Pas. Henny Herlst, Jean Kroman, Barb Beyer, liarh Bosch, Row 2: Cynthia Schaap, Sally Hildebrand, Ann Xwiersma, Dolores Oonk, Janet Ridley, Marilyn Poest, Sally Copeland. Janice Boersma, Mziry lillen Carter, Ginny Hansen. Row S: Mickey Vanden Burg, Julia Koenea, Mary Sanger, Ann Freeman. Norma Harbin, Ruth Steketee, Mary Clronherg, Anne Hohmann. Jill Crawtord. Row el: Gretchen llimewz, Joyce Sharland. lilizaheth Avison. Mary Awson, Connie Tuinama. Nancy Nell, Gladys Bouwman, Nita Van Lente, Ann Thomas, Nancy Dokter. Row ig Managers I.uella Smeenge. Sally Damaon. Carolyn Alex- ander, lilaine Botsis. Elaine Bacheler. Page Eighty-Eight G.A.A. Bottom Row: Ifvelyn Van Dyke. Mulder. Cionda Ten Brink, Judy Wrirtl, lflaine Kraai, Mary g fl wg, 'GNN x W wx 05 Wwl liq,- Mg.:-pw-.,M . QWMNNWMN 5 NF M. s 'Q sf ' - s , . 2 A 'gn wx .emi Q Q .,+, xv I 3 ' is s ,f . M - 4-Q g EN! gh W if' Q 6? w if 2 X Q s ff' 3 1 l ARENDSEN, BOB 110 E. Thirty-second Co-operative Training ARENTZ, PATTI 149 Cambridge Dutch Dance Group Chairman Co-operative Training Athletic Sister Business Staff Horizon Pan Am ARMSTRONG, BOB 663 Lugers Football Basketball Track ASH, GARY R. R. 1 Honor Roll Biology Award Essay Winner ASSINK, BERNARD R. R. 2 Magazine Campaign Captain 4 BAKER, DONALD 155 E. Thirty-second Co-operative Training BAKKER, HOWARD West Olive Co-operative Training BAKKER, MAX R. R. 2 Co-operative Training BAKKER, NORMA R. R. 2 Group Chairman Future Teachers of America Co-operative Training BAUMAN, ARLENE R. R. 2 Chorus Library Co-operative Training BECKSEORT, DAVID R. R. 1 Football BEERTHUIS, PHILIP 65 W. Fourteenth Choir BEKIUS, RONALD 120 Walnut Football Basketball Baseball Hi-Y Honor Roll Boomerang Board BEKKER, DALE L. 170 E. Eighteenth Choir Choir Treasurer Football BELTMAN, AMY 140 E. Fortieth Dutch Dance Magazine Campaign captain Honor Roll Group Chairman Page Ninety Senior Activities BISHOP, MAUREEN BRONSON, FRANK 216 N. Aniline 267 S. 120th Avenue Glee Club Football Group Chaplain BOEVE, EARL Hi,Y R' R- 5 Intramural Football Track Co-operative Training BOLHUIS, JACK 1107 South Shore Drive Football Track BOLKS, LORRAINE Hamilton Co-operative Training Librarian BORAH, BETTY 545 E. Sixteenth Choir Co-operative Training Pep Club BORGMAN, BILL R. R. 4 Row Chairman Ticket Staff BOSCH, RUTH 187 E. Eleventh Herald Staff Dutch Dance Career and College B0 Horizon G. A. A. Row Chairman BOSMAN, ROGER 4458 120th Avenue Football BRANDSEN, FLORENCE R. R. 2 Honor Roll Row Chairman Ticket Staff Dutch Dance Co-operative Training BREWER, BETTE 115 F.. Twentieth Senior Play Magazine Campaign Forensics Majorette Athletic Sister Pan Am G. A. A. Dutch Dance Home Coming BRINK, MARILYN 116 E. Twenty-third Boomerang Editor G. A. A. Choir Athletic Sister Dutch Dance Row Chairman Horizon BRISBIN, SHIRLEY 393 Maple Group Chairman Athletic Sister Dutch Dance Horizon Ticket Staff Group Chaplain ard BROWER, DOREEN 86 W. Twenty-sixth Horizon Dutch Dance Athletic Sister Co-operative Training Group Chairman G. A. A. Business Staff Display Case Board BRUMM, NITA 810 Myrtle Charlevoix High School Horizon G. A. A. Queen's Court Band Librarian Honor Roll Ticket Staff BURNS, ROBERT W. 613 Lugers In Service CARPENTER, CHARLES U. S. Coast Guard Station Riverside High School Choir Football Track Production Staff Police Board CARTLAND, CHERRIE A. 728 Wisteria Honor Roll Alderman Chairman Personnel Board Pan Am Secretar Y Horizon Council President Athletic Sisters Treasurer G. A. A. Manager G. A. A. Production Staff Group Chairman Dutch Dance Horizon Pan Am CARTLAND, RICHARD 728 Wisteria Class Vice-President Production Staff Honor Roll Hi-Y Intramural Business Staff COBB, PHILIP Paw Paw Drive COOK, DOLORES 311 W. Eighteenth G. A. A. Dutch Dance Horizon Co-operative Training COSTER, BETTY R. R. 1 Co-operative Training CRAMER, MARY 1905 Lakewood Row Chairman Ticket Staff CRANMER, DAVE 322 Pine Football Football Manager Band Orchestra Band Clinic Orchestra Clinic DALMAN, EVON 51 W. Nineteenth Choir Dutch Dance Horizon Row Chairman Pan Am Co-operative Training Group Clerk Choir Festivals DALMAN, MARY LOIS 41 Cherry G. A. A. Choir Co-operative Training DALMAN, RONALD 610 State Football Basketball Track Band Stage Manager Senior Police Board DANGREMEN, RODGER 161 W. Twenty-first Tennis Co-operative Training DANNENBERG, KENNETH Hamilton Track Baseball DE JONGE, ERNEST R. R. 2 Co-operative Training DE JONGE, LOIS R. R. 1 Type Awards Librarian Group Chaplain Honor Roll Co-operative Training DEKKER, EUNICE LOUISE R. R. 4 Dutch Dance Librarian Ticket Staff DEN BLEYKER, MARYBELLE 15 W. Ninth Group Secretary Orchestra Dutch Dance DE VRIES, MARY ANN Waukazoo Choir Play Athletic Sisters Vice-Pres. Business Staff Horizon Dutch Dance DOKTER, BETTY 277 Columbia Dutch Dance Row Chairman Co-operative Training Pan Am Horizon DOKTER, MARILYN 11 E. Twenty-eighth Orchestra Co-operative Training Type Award Orchestra Competition Horizon Camera Club DOKTER, VERNON DALE 11 E. Twenty-eighth Co-operative Training DOOLITTLE, MAX 600 Bay Avenue Basketball Football Baseball DRAPER, HAROLD 142 E. Thirteenth ln Service DRISCOLL, HAROLD R. R. 1 Football Intramural DU MOND, DOUGLAS 602 Lawn Football Group Chairman DWYER, JAMES 68 W. Fifteenth Band Pepband Football Band Competition DYKENS, JAMES 809 W. Twenty-sixth DYKHUIS, WAYNE R. R. 5 EGGERS, ROGER 607 Central Basketball Football Baseball Boys' League Secretary ELFERDINK, DOROTHY 66 W. Thirteenth Cheerleader Alderman Business Staff Historical Board G. A. A. Pan Am For. Correspondent Dutch Dance Secretarial Staff Group Chairman Group Chaplain Horizon Co-operative Training ELGERSMA, MARIETTA 280 Central Girls' League Secretary Essay Winner I Dutch Dance Showcase Board Chairman Personnel Board Business Manager Magazine Campaign Clerk Group Olicer Honor Roll ELZINGA, MURIEL Hamilton Choir Dutch Dance Group Chairman Chapel Pianist FENDT, MARY ELLEN 216 W. Fourteenth Dutch Dance Co-operative Training FREEMAN, FRED R. R. 1 In Service FUNCKES, ANNA MAE 5 N. River Not Pictured GOODIN, IVA Douglas Honor Roll 4 Co-operative Training Type Award Shorthand Award GREENWOOD, ROBERT D. 470 Howard Football Band Orchestra Intramural Choir GROTERS, JOYCE R. R. 4 Chorus Co-operative Training HAIGHT, LOLA 310 E. Eleventh Honor Roll Junior English Prize National Poetry Award Production Staff Choir G. A. A. Horizon Chairman Assembly Board Dutch Dance HAMM, INA MAY 275 E. Ninth Choir Co-operative Training HANSON, DOROTHY 201 122nd Avenue Co-operative Training 't. HARRINGTQN, GRACE 89 E. Thirty-seventh Production Staff Business Staff Row Chairman Choir HARRINGTON, JIM HOUTMAN, BILLIE R. R. 2 229 W. Eleventh Band Clerk Solo and Ensemble All-state Orchestra HAVINGA, JACK 623 136th Avenue Ticket Staff HAZEBROOK, DOUGLAS 280 College Avenue Alderman Boomerang Board Senior Play Forensics Cheerleader Honor Roll Assembly Board Solo and Ensemble Dutch Dance Athletic Sister G. A. A. Manager G. A. A. Group Secretary 2 In Service Stage Assistant Queen's Court Horizon Hsnrz, RON 328 River Hi-Y Huvssn, Nonum 269 E. Twenty-fourth G. A. A. i-nu., Rouen ggffi'm1?anff 573 W. Twenty-third Choir F00tlJ21ll Row Chairman All-State and All-Conference Football Teams Group Chaplain Co-operative Training HYMA' JOAN 473 W. Twenty-first Library HINDERT, JOAN 255 Lakewood Dutch Dance Group Chairman Group Clerk Horizon Gym Assistant Row Chairman HOHMANN, MARY ALICE 147 W. Twelfth Boomerang Editor Honor Roll junior English Prize Business Staff Pan Am Horizon Ticket Chairman Row Chairman Dutch Dance Forensics Homecoming HOOGERHYDE, KAYE DON 248 W. Seventeenth Football Track Band Competition Orchestra Competition HOP, MICKEY 255 W. Twelfth Alderman Welfare Board Chairman Personnel Board Business Staff Vice-President Girls' League Essay Winner G. A. A. Manager G. A. A. Dutch Dance Homecoming Office Assistant Honor Roll JACOBUSSE, K. DON 9 52 Columbia Mayor Junior Class President Sophomore Class Vice- Literary Board Pan Am President Pep Club President Row Chairman Senior Play Wolverine Boys' State Football Track Honor Roll Group Chaplain Forensics Hi-Y Conference Delegate JALVING, HARVEY 233 E. Eleventh Co-operative Training JANSEN, HERMINA R.R.6 Co-operative Training JILLSON, SANDRA 129 E. Nineteenth Band Honor Roll Group Chairman Business Staff Horizon Band Competition Solo and Ensemble Homecoming Pres Page Ninety-One JIPPING, I-OIS 828 Lincoln Avenue Dutch Dance Athletic Sister Group Secretary Group Chaplain Park Board Honor Roll Row Chairman Ticket Staff Librarian Forensics JOHNSON, LEONARD 720 Washington In Service JOHNSON, RUSSELL R. R. 4 KAJI, KENNETH 393 Lincoln Treasurer Alderman Wolverine Boys' State Honor Roll Hi-Y Secretary Hi-Y Basketball Manager Pan Am Award Group Chairman Magazine Campaign Business Staff Forensics Intramural KALMAN, GEORGE C. 12 N. River KAMPER, GLENN ALLEN R. R. 2 Baseball Football KAPER, RONALD Hamilton Group Chairman Intramural Baseball KEEL, JOYCE 355 Harrison Pan Am G. A. A. Horizon Dutch Dance Production Staff Forensics KELLOGG, EDWARD B. 129 E. Eighth Choir Choir Competition Senior Play Honor Roll Forensics Football Baseball Radio Workshop KIEKINTVELD, GLADYS 186 E. Ninth Ticket Staff Librarian Gym Assistant Page Ninety-Two KILIAN, JOAN 425 College D. A. R. Good Citizen Herald Staff Magazine Campaign Mgr. G. A. A. Manager Choir Historian Welfare Board Chairman Athletic Sisters Vice-Pres. Production Staff Essay Contest Forensics Dutch Dance Region Delegate Group Othcer Horizon Choir G. A. A. KIRKPATRICK, DARALD 3 58 Maple Bloomingdale High School KLOMPARENS, BETTE 80 W. Fourteenth Athletic Sister Dutch Dance G. A. A. Horizon Co-operative Training Choir Choir Competition Mgn KLOMPARENS, PAUL 83 E. Twenty-sixth Football Track Football Co-captain Production Staff Intramural KONING, LLOYD 636 Lincoln Herald Board Co-operative Training KORTERING, ERNEST R. R. 3 Chorus KOSIAREK, VIRGINIA LOUISE East Saugatuck Lordes High School Co-operative Training KRAAI, ELAINE 128 E. Thirteenth Dutch Dance Athletic Sister Horizon Group Secretary G. A. A. Co-operative Training Horizon Conference KUIPERS, JACK 200 Scotch Street Football Co-operative Training KUYERS, SHIRLEY R. R. 3 Ticket Staff LADEWIG, NORMA 140 E. Thirtieth Choir Dutch Dance Horizon G. A. A. Co-operative Training LAFFERTY, GERALD MARURI, JIMMY 917 South Shore 1425 South Shore New Philadelphia High Chief of Police School, Ohio Alderman Photography Club President Herald Photographer Boomerang Photographer LAMB, CARL R. R. 2 LAMBERS, KENNETH 810 W. Twenty-sixth Herald Staff LAMBERTS, DONNA 781 W. Twenty-sixth Choir Honor Roll LAMPEN, DOROTHY Hamilton Dutch Dance Choir Group Chaplain LAST, BEVERLY 94 E. 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Dutch Dance Girls' League Vice President Horizon Group Secretary Business Staff Cheerleader Co-operative Training Row Chairman SHEARER, JOAN MARIE 501 E. Twelfth Loretto High School Herald Staff Magazine Campaign Progress Chairman SLAGH, ELEANOR M. 222 W. Tenth Cheerleader Senior Play Forensics Police Ofhcer Dutch Dance Type Award Solo and Ensemble Orchestra Competition Row Chairman Business Staff Horizon Co-operative Training SLAGH, REVA R. R. 2 Honor Roll Co-operative Training SMIT, JACOUELINE 25 E. Seventh Honor Roll Dutch Dance Row Chairman Horizon Gym Assistant Type and Shorthand Awards Co-operative Training SMITH, MARJORIE JEAN 2022 South Shore Pan Am G. A. A. Dutch Dance Co-operative Training SMITH, MARY SUE 15-152nd Avenue Co-operative Training SPEET, CLEO R. R. 6 Red Cross Council Ticket Staff SPRONG, JERRY 159 E. Nineteenth Co-operative Training STEENBLIK, GRACIA 85 W. Fifteenth Pan Am G. A. A. 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