Holland High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Holland, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1953 volume:

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Houmub -7' 5 M , My U kv as CwATCH FEE 1 V Nw Cmcxiusm .Er 1 THE 1953 BOOMERANG EDITORS Mary Lou Buis - Editor-in-chief Salle Hildebrand - Assistant Editor Nancy Net? - Art Editor Elaine Bacheller - Desk Editor joan Fendt - Associate Editor Jerry Victor - Sport Editor jim Vande Wege-Sport Editor ASSISTANTS Mildred Borgman Carol Plakke Phyllis Kruithof Mary Meurer BUSINESS STAFF Ken Brummel - Business Manager Ann Appledorn - Assistant Phil Ragains - Assistant PHOTOGRAPHERS john Madison - Editor Bill Van Oosterhout, Dave Mulder Ed Fuder, Alton Kooyers jim Cook, Bill Bremer Laverne Root, Jim Vande Wage ADVISORS Mr. Laurence Masse-Yearbook Advisor Mr. Robert Van Voorhees-Photography Advisor THE I953 BOOMERANG PIIl71lll'l74'l1 lgy tba ..Sl!'l11'0l' Cfmif lj Holland High School HOLLAND, MICHIGAN FRVIN HANSCTN FDXVARD DAIWSON RUBY CA LV ERT I'.1gv IJIIIH' I I PROF HANSEN Enthusiastic, always friendly, Prof Hansen impresses everyone he meets with his win- ning personality. As a genial host to gov- ernment and economics classes in Room 103, he has won a place in our hearts. As the energetic overseer of the Senior Magazine Campaign, he has inspired class after class to go over the top. This year's Senior class showed the impact of his spirit by selling over eight thousand dollars worth of maga- zines! Our friend, teacher, and leader, we thank you .... se... M. L, . MISS CALVERT An astonished comment heard after this year's senior play was, That was a profes- sional performancel How do these high school people do it? The players them- selves know the answerg their success is due to one person, Miss Ruby Calvert, Dynamic, magnetic, and extremely enthused about her work and young people, Miss Calvert has made an outstanding record as a Speech teacher and Dramatics coach year after year. For helping us produce an outstanding Senior play and for being such a line class sponsor, we wish to thank you ..., MR. DAMSON Being a family man, Mr. Damson has an understanding of young people. As a coach, he has worked with many boys, help- ing them develop into better citizens. Active in the Magazine Campaign, he handled many of the money problems and was in- strumental in helping us smash all previous records. This, together with his supervision of the ticket sales for the Senior play, proved his worth as a Senior Class sponsor. For all your time, patience, and help, we thank you .... e Iii: l Miz. UIUHN RI!-fMIiRSMA. Principal ol' Sc-nior High School, Mks. lRliNIi l'lOR'I'0N. assistant. Nils, fil.AlDYS VAN Huis. iissistimt, Miss liiziwlciiz Bisnov. junior lligh School Principal. Pizgv Six MR. W,a1.'1'1zR W. 5CQO'I l'. Supc-rin tc-nclcnt of Public Schools, NRS IWABLIZ GOULD, and Miss jisAN15'1 1'1z W1is'1'x'i4:l2I1. assistants. 'ELUID EL DY 55 Melody of '53-a nocturne of dreams and desires, a medley of happy times and busy hours. We laughed and lived to the lilting strains of music - the beating rhythm of our band marching across a football field, the ballads we waltzed to at sweater dances or formals, the hymns we sang in chapel. We cheered to the jazz of the pep band, thrilled to the overture of our play, sang to our Alma Mater with open hearts. Yes, our school life begins and ends to the serenade of music. September comes and with it the shouts of recog- nition and trills of laughter as old friends meetg the cadence of feet treading unfamiliar halls. The year flows by in a symphony of work and fun, until, unbelievably soon, seniors march down the aisle. Pomp and Circum- stance flows through the chapel into hearts reluctant yet glad. The year is gone-a fantasia of fun and fancyg four years of joy and sorrow step aside-the prelude to a new life has begun. 01 CODNDDUCTODRS Page Ten JOAN BRIEVE -A Latin, English, Girls' Counselor, A.B., M.A. DORIS BRQWER H HENRIETTA ALTHUIS Art, Geography, A.B RUTH ATHEY- English, Speech, A.B JAM ES A. BENNETT - Science, Health, B.S. RUTH BLEKKINK- English, AB., M.A. GEORGE BOND- English, A.B., M.A. EARL R. BORLACE- Shop, B.S., M.A. LAVINA CAPPON - Home Economics, B.S THEODORE CARTER- Commerce, Mathematics, A.B ROBERT CONNELL- Citizenship, Physical Education, A.B., M.A. GRANVILLE B. CUTLER- Band, History, AB., M.A. EDWARD DAMsoN H- History, A.B., M.A Commerce, A-B.. M.A- MARGUERITE DE HAAN- English French A.B. M.A RUBY CALVERT- Speech, English, A.B., M.A. AUSTIN J. BUCHANAN- Boys' Counselor, Social Problems, A.B., M.A. LUCILLE DONIVAN - Librarian, A.B. ERVIN HANSON - Government Economics Law A.B. M.A, ARTHUR HILLS- Band, Orchestra, A.B., M.A. WILLIAM HORNBAKER- Biology, B.S., M.S. WILBUR JOHNSON EDWARD DONIVAN- Chemistry, A.B. Administrative Assistant, A.B., M.A. CARLETON KELCH - Instrumental Music, M.M. JOYCE KELLER- Physical Education, B.S. we FRANCIS DRAKE - Machine Shop, B.S. ALBERT DROST- ADELAIDE DYKI-IUIZEN - English, A.B., M.A. ROBERT ESHELMAN- Nvood Shop, B.S. WILLARD FAST - Vocal Music, M.M. GOLDA GASKINS- Latin, English, A.B., M.A. Agriculture, Drivers' Education, B.S. LOUISE KRUM - Art, B.S. BARBARA LAMPEN- History, A.B., M.A. Page Eleven ROBERT LESLIE - Geography, M.A. Health, Matlmenmtics, A.B., M.A GEORGE LUMSDEN - English, Public Reluticms, A.B., M.A. CLIFFORD MARCUS - RICHARD MARTIN- Mathematics, A.B., M.A Mechanical Drawing, BS., M.A, LAURENCE MAssE - CLARA MCCLRLLAN- Mathematics, Bible, A.B., M.A Algebra, B.S. JACK ROMBOUTS- History, A.B., M.A. DALLAS Rumi- Printing, B.S., M.A. Puge Twelve 1sLA SCHIPPER JOSEPH MORAN- Special Education, A.B. Athletic Director, B.S., M.A. CARL SCHULTZ- Machine Shop EDNA Scorr- LINNEA NELSON- Home Economics, B.S. Shorthand, Type, Ofhce Practice, A.B., M.A. MARION SHACKSON- English, Bs., M.A. CARROLL WM. NORLIN- English, A-H HANNAH PARKYN- English, journalism, A.B. CLARA REEVERTS., LILLIAN VAN DYKE- EMILY SHAFFER- En!3li5h, AB- Music, English, Speech, A.B. CARL VAN LENTE- Citizenship, A.B., M.A. DALE SHEARER- Biology, Physical Education, B.S., M.A. ROBERT VAN VOORHEES- Physics, Photogiaphy, B.S., M.A. ESTHER VEIIN Huis Home Economics, A.B. PHYLLIS VERPLANE EMILY SHCI-jp? HlSftJfy, M.lfll6H1JtlCS, Algebra, B.S., M.A. FRED WEISS - t History, A.B., M.A. LYMAN SICARD HAROLD STREETER- Citizenship, Physical Education, A.B. NED STUITS - RAY SWANKN Mathematics, Shop, B.S., M.A. HAROLD TRIIGLOAN- CYNTHIA YNTEMA KATHERINE VANDER VEERE- Arithmetic, English, A,B., M.A. Not pictured: P, Home Economics, B.S. CHAPIN MCALLISTER- Citizenship, B.S. Business Training, M.B.A. GERRIT WIEGFRINK- Cooperative Training, Adult Education, A.B., M.A. Physical Education, B.b. GLADYS NWISKAMPC Spanish, Girls' Counselor, A.B., M.A. Shop, A.B. Mathematics, A.B., M.A. CHRISTENE DEvE1Es- HOMEE FRY-Sho B.S. fpv- A 3 Page Thirteen M 5? UTY au 1 F-alfa ..., ky NPG 3.4 J' P4 - 'lop Iufl-MunlL'rl1 lliswrv C,l.lSs. 'lun ri,1:l1t-R. Klaltm. Scfund row-,Iuhn Klxlzlscn, ljfilllhllifh Class. Third rgxw-1 uunling lmnk clcL'tim1 hzllluls Nuys' Suu- r4.'prcsul1Igllnvus .md glIturn1utus4AI, Angus, bl. Buys. R. Linn. T, lDcPrcc, D. Bm, .I.RLll11IX1UfLlJlkl, kl. KIzl.1su:1, I.. Ruxwll, K. Hrnmmnl li V m liruul I3 Carlson, HulInm1luftfl. Prince, l'.lJuuy. Ilutlon1 rightfbirls' SILIIL' fUPl'CSCI1I1llIYL'5 :xml .ilu-rn.nus-M. Huis, 'I. imnmlus Puyc lillllfll vu ll, llimci. S. llgunson, IJ. Burr. Not pxcturcd: KI, 'l'uinsm.1. TUN NO. Page Sixlcen VALEDICTORIAN Sara jo Klcinheksel SA LUTATORIAN Nancy Neff D.A.R. GOOD CITIZEN Sally Damson Www VALEDICTCDRIAN Shirley Miller cz SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS l:lf5f IUWZ Mias C1llV0l'I. Patron: Nancy Neff, Co-Secretary: Elaine Bacheller, Co-Treasurer, Donna Burr, Co-Secrctaryg jerry Vicior, Vic:-President Second row: Prof Hanson, Patron: Ken Brummcl, Co-Treasurerg Tom De Pree, President, Mr, Damson, Patron. Kleinheksel, Sara Jo Miller, Shirley Neff, Nancy Gronberg, Mary Timmer, Albert Himes, Gretchen Avery, Mary Van Doornik, Merwin Poest, Marilyn Kromann, jean Israels, Marvin Den Uyl, Ronald Carlson, Duane Brummel, Kenneth Fendt, joan Senior Honor Roll Van Lente, Anita jaehnig, Carolyn Bos, David Damson, Sally Buis, Mary Lou Harrington, Howard Klomparens, Barbara I-Iamelink, jon Van Putten, Barbara Boeve, Norman Kooyers, Alton Sanger, Mary Tuinsma, Connie Klaasen, john Angus, john De Pree, Thomas Borgman, Mildred Overway, August Bacheller, Elaine Schaap, Cynthia Tague, Barbara Fisher, Joanna Klann, Richard Bosch, Barbara Hildebrand, Salle Overway, Patricia Alexander, Carolyn Kuyers, Mary Ann Hilmert, David Bleeker, Elaine Copeland, Sally Hohmann, Anne Holt, Robert Overway, Roger Van Dyke, Mary Lou Linn, Robert jr. Nynas, Norma Botsis, Elaine Carter, Mary Ellen Kammeraad, jack Boersma, Janice Borr, Donna De Nefi, Bob Allen, I-lelenmae Smit, Arola Page Svrwzlr 1, I1 AVERY, MARY i'Mclf'J .l' 41 grtnld old lainie Bantl J. -1: Pep Band 2. il: District Contest 2, 41 State Contest Z. PI: Forensits -11 Chemistry Club Alg Honor Roll Z3 Group Secretary 2: G.A.A. -lg Horizon fig Exchange Assembly 4g Orchestra -I1 Senior Play Business Staff BACHELLER, ELAINE Yr11l'l'L' foo lil.H'I'c'lulll' ful' ll'fl7'd.l , G.A.A. 2. 3. -ll G,A,A. lwlgr, 3g Horizon 2. 3, Al: Dutch Dante 2. 3. fig Honor Roll 23 Senior Class Treasurerg Mag. Treasurer: Senior Play Co, Treasurerg Senior Play Assistant Mgr.: Boomerang Desk litlitor 4 BANKS, CHARLES Hhlllif In life for lfldizf' Bantl 2g Track 2. 3, 4 BAUMAN, AUDREY Tim wry fbnugbl of frilly' Dutth Dante 1. 3. 41 Horizon 2, 33 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 BEEKMAN, ROGER HTl'r1NIbf1l1c' llljllgjeu l'l.lI11l 1. BEYER, BARBARA l3ur,1nw nwzfn' -'lflllu G.A.A. 23 Glee Club 2. 31 Group Oflicer 'l'lw1'v'r Ulllllt' in flu' .1i1 ' BLEEKER, ELAINE Glee Club 21 Choir 3. -ig Honor Roll 31 Senior Play Business Stall' BOERSEN, HOWARD Hi-Y 3. I 1 Senior Play Protluttion Staff 'Wlillwll' ll'flfHlflLL'H BOERSMA, JANICE lelorizon 1. 5. l: G.A,A. 2. 3. -ll Glee Club 23 Dutch Dance 2. 5. ll Honor Roll 21 Pan Am. 3, A13 Altlerman J: Mag. Row Cliairmau1 Horizon Representative -lg Horizon Cabinet Secre- tary 1: Senior Play Protluction Staff Slay tn ,rzrwef .rr .1011 are Page Iiigl1lc'w1 AALDERINK, THEODORE' A ftfrnlwzr lift' ir .4 ww'r,y life ACHTERHOF, SYLVIA Arw1'1 yu: .glad v'lIIll'!'L' -wir? Chorus 2g Horizon 21 Dutch Dance 23 Girls Glee Club 2, 3 ALEXANDER, CAROLYN All Amcricml girl G.A.A.g G.A.A. Mgrg G.A.A. Secretary Treasurer 33 Ratlio W'orkshop 23 Horizon Conference Representative 51 Girls League President lll Personnel Boartl 43 Chemistry Club 41 Photography Club 43 F.T.A. Club Secretary -I1 Group Chaplin -lg Mag. Row Chairman: Senior Play Production Stall' ALLEN, HELENMAE Aly liulrl ww' f,1illqflrl Oreliestra 2, 3. 4g Horizon 2, 31 Dutth Dance 2, 3, -'lg G.A,A. 2. 5, fl ANGUS, JOHN ll 1lb .1 .mug fix my lw.o'l Track 23 Boys' Glee Club 21 Honor Roll 2: Choir 5, 43 Solo Competition 31 Group hCairman BQ Altlerman llg Boys' State Alternate 33 Essay XVinner 3g Senior Play Castg Chemistry President fl ANTLES, SHIRLEY Um, lfz1'4 ' Chorus Z. 31 Horizon 2, 3 APPLEDORN, ANNE Brigl1l .sl1fl.ulrlm ' G. A. A. 2, 3. :lg Chorus 2, 33 Choir -lg Dutch Dance 2, 3. 41 Horizon 2. 3, 4: Cheerleader -ig Pan Am. Club lg Boomerang Assistant Business Mgr. Secretarial Boartl Aig Senior Play Business Stall' ARMSTRONG, KENNETH Prime f,'l7i17'11lfll.Qu Football 23 Basketball 2, 3, 4g Baseball 3 ASHBURN, JO ANN Your UAIUI' .mf gle.1111i11.q Choir 33 Heraltl Boarcl 43 Dutch Dance 31 Senior Play Cos- tume Committee Bois, PHYLLIS lilee Club 3. 4 I'II franc mi llvllfifclt' lat-'bi11u ' BOEVE, DONALD Baseball 31 Intramural Basketball 4 rn of by' BOEVE, NORMAN Chemistry Club 41 Choir 43 Honor Roll 2. 3. 4 I Sing Ar I Gu BOEVE, RONALD 'I'lur4' will I1L'l'L'l' be .IlIV1UUL' .rr Zl'l!lIdt.'7'flll ar yon Football 2. 3. 43 Baseball 2. 33 H Club 33 H Club Otticer 43 Basketball 41 Senior Play Production Staff BOEVE, ROSALIE Hur brigbl ,rnlileu BONTEKOE, VERNA Horizon 2. 3, 43 Dutch Dance 3, -ig G.A.A. Z, 3, 4 I'm 1l'j.l'l7jll BONZELAAR, GLENN Enjoy .1'lllH' life Football 4 BORGMAN, JAMES Baseball 2. 33 Photography Club 43 Chemistry Club 43 Police Olliicer 4 Tale me uni in flu' btlllgifzzleu BORGMAN, MILDRED Her z1'm1deru11,r lmif' G.A.A. 2, 3, 41 Horizon 2, 3, 41 Dutch Dance 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 2, 3, -lg Pan Am, 3, 43 Athletic Sisters 3, 43 Athletic Sisters Vice President 45 Girls League Vice President 4: Boomerang Board 41 Historical Board 43 Group Chairman 43 Mag. Row Chairmanl Senior Play Business Staff BORR, DONNA Hirflllill' tl i'z1't'tfllu'.zrl Dutch Dance 2. 3, 43 G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Athletic Sister 33 G.A.A. Mgr. 3: Girls' State Alternate 33 Pan Am. 2, 3, 43 Girl's League Treasurer 43 Choir -ll F.T.A. Club 4: Senior Play Assistant Business Mgr. Co-op Sales Chairman, Class Secretary ig Mag. Campaign Clerk 43 Horizon 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2 BOS, DAVID ll lm cunld' lake ,innr f11.1ce.7 Mayor 41 Reserve Football 23 Varsity Football 3, 41 Reserve Basketball 2: Varsity Basketball 3, -lg Band 2, 3. 43 Band Officer 41 Orchestra 2, 3. 41 Honor Roll 2. 3. 41 Radio Wforkshop 21 Group Chairman 23 Class President 23 Tennis 2, 3, 43 Alderman 33 H Club Officer 43 Boys' State Repre- sentative 3g Boys' National Representative 33 President of Region 4 Student Council Association 3 BOS, .IUDITH Hlplttllllflly if mi blIl'jIlL',l'.tU G.A.A, 2. 3, 43 Dutch Dance 2, 3, 4, S3 Horizon 2, 3, 43 Girls Tennis Team 3, 43 Mag. Row Chairman1 Herald Fea- ture Editor 43 Pan Am. -lg Senior Play Production Statl- BOSCH, BARBARA Usftlfl' ju my L'-'l'L'J'U G.A.A. 2. 33 Orchestra 2. 33 Orchestra I.ibrarian 23 Orches- tra Secretary 33 Dutch Dance 3, -13 Honor Roll 3: hlag. Row Chairman BOSMA, LUELLA Chorus 2. 3 BOSMAN, CALVIN Band 2, 3, 4 BOTSIS, ELAINE G.A.A. 2. 3. 43 G.A,A. Mgr. 23 Horizon 2. 3. 41 Dutch Dance 2: Class Clerk 33 Secretary Girl's League 43 Mag. Row Chairman: Forensics 43 Senior Play Cast BOYCE, PATRICIA HZUIIHI-'l'.l' zrjllu tl plwf.v.111i' ,l'Nli1c'U Radio Wlorkshop 21 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Dutch Dance 2, 3, 43 Horizon 2, 3, 41 Forensics 2, 4g Police Board 33 G.A.A. 43 Pan Am. 3. 4 BOYLE, AMY Lal may .marc ill your lw,1rl G.A.A. 2, 33 Bowling Team 41 Choir 2, 3. 43 Dutch Dance 2, 3, 43 Choir District Contest 2, 33 State Choir Contest 2, 3 I fccf ,in CQIIUEJU 1'u1 .1 shy yllryll Yfm'rc .ru uzre In ruffle lmme iff' Page NiI1l'fL'l'7l BREDEWEG, EDWIN Baseball 2. 3. -iz Reserve Football Z3 Intramural Basketball 3. -'l1 Senior Play Procluclion Stall: Police Roarcl 4 Bt1,ruLr1U P11f1F.1 BRINK, JARVIS C11111e 1117.11 111.1j BRONKEMA, DONALD 1I',l' cl XIII!!! Lf.Ij'H Q Reserve Football 2 BRUMMEL, KENNETH Y1111'1'e 111z1'.1w1'.r ffrwc Zl'l1L'1I we 11c4'd wil Choir 3. 3, alg Forensics 2. 3. 41 Alclerman 33 Group Chair- man 2: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Exchange Assembly 31 Pan Am. Treasurer 3, -lg Career ancl College Day Boartl 31 Boomerang Business Mgr. -lg Senior Class Treasurerg Boys' State Repre- sentative 3: Play Castg Choir Solo Contest 4 BUIS, MARY LOU I31111111e1'i111g Boomerang 3. Ai: Boomerang Fclitor-in-Chief -lg Honor Roll 2. 3. 4: Heralcl 3. ii: Heralcl Business Mgr. -11 G.A.A. 2. 3, -lg Horizon 2, 3. el: Group Secretary 21 Dutch Dance 2, 3, 4g Girls' State Alternate 3, Pan Am. 3, 41 Exchange Assembly Ai: Forensics 33 Senior Play Business Start: Quill and Scroll Axxarcl -i BURNS, TERRY Mr, T1111cbd11u'11 Varsity Football 2. 3. 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, ,lg Baseball 2, 3, -ig Group Chairman 3 BUSSCHER, RUSSELL I1',r ,ru jw.11'ef11l 111 flu' L'11ll11fl'A1 , Senior Play Usher BUYS, JAMES 'TU 11c'1'1'1' do rl 1b111,Q 111 11111-1 11.-11 Reserve Football 2. 31 Football Mgr. Al: Basketball Mgr. 2. 3. 4, Track 23 Alderman -ig Group Chaplain 31 Senior Play Stage Crew CARLSON, DUANE HA fill!!! 111.111 fl fhlllj 111 fllldu Reserve Football 21 Reserve Football Mgr. :ig Bancl 2, 3. -1: llantl Presiclent ig liancl Otlicer 31 District. State Solo ancl Fnsemblc Contest 2. 3, 4: National Music Camp Scholarship 33 Honor Roll 2. 3. 4: Class Presitlent 31 Tennis 31 School Treasurer -1: Group Chaplin ,lg Senior Play Cast Page Tu'e11ly CARTER, MARY ELLEN Ali 11111111 .11111 1 G.A.A. 2, 3. -ig Dutch Dance 2, 3. bi: Solo ancl Ensemble Contest 2. 52 Horizon 2. 3. 41 Orchestra 2. 3, ll COPELAND, SALLY Yu11'1'e .rn l'Zl'L'L'f 111 1'1'111u111f1c1 ' Horizon Z, 3. 4: G. A. A. 2. 3. 41 Dutch Dance 2. 3. -ll Pan Am. 3. 41 Honor Roll 2. 33 Mag. Campaign Co-Captaing Chemistry Club 41 Senior Play Co-Treasurer, Group Chair- man ti CRAIG, DOUGLAS N111't'q1c 1 CRANMER, ESTHER I fore l1fc Orchestra 2. 3, 4: Horizon 2. 33 Dutch Dance 2. 3: G.A.A. 3 CRAWFORD, DONNA JILL I'dd11 .111Ai1b111lq lm' 1011 G.A.A. Z, 3, vi: Horizon 2. 3. -1: Horizon Conference Repre- sentative 31 Dutch Dance 2. 3. Ai, Pan Am. 3, 'ig Historical Boarcl 43 Senior Play Cast DAINING, BARBARA Lvl .1 ,r1111ft' be jfllll' 11111b1'eU.1 Secretary Statl' 'lg Senior Play Usher DAMS, EUGENE llTZ1c'1l f1u.11'1.i ,Irv y111111,q DAMSON, SALLY Nflllllfl' 111 1111 lu'.11'1 G.A.A. 2. 3. rl: G.A.A. Mgr. All Choir 2. 3. -1: Choir Presi- clent -lp District and State Solo Contest 2. 31 Horizon 2. 3, -lg Dutch Dance 2, 3, 43 Forensics 3, 41 Girls' State Representa- tive 31 Honor Roll 2, 3. 41 Group Secretary 41 Alclertnan 41 Exchange Assembly -1: D.A.R, Goocl Citizen: Senior Play Cast nr sues, JACK I .wr 1'l11rfl1111 Bancl 3g Track Mgr. 21 Football Mgr. 3, -13 Police Board fl DROST, WESLEY AU by 111y,rc'ff DUEY, PAUL lim bfi .1 jolly ,youd f:'fl11zl ' Band 2, 3. ll Reserve Foothall 2: Intramural Basketball 3, 4 DYKSTRA, EUGENE l7.111r.1' free Intramural Basketball 2, 31 Group Chaplain 4g Sr. Play Busi- ness Stall' EASTER, EDDIE Al jimce 111115 llw 11'111'ld Honor Roll 2: Hi-Y Officer 3, Hi-Y Representativeg Public Improvement Board ti: Intramuixil Basketball 2, 3. 4 ESSENBURG, SHIRLEY lf fbij' i,i'11'l lore Choir 2, 3, ,lg G.A.A.g Horizon 3, Aig hlag. Row Chairman, Herald Board 4 FENDT, JOAN Yun 11111 d6'f7E'lIlli 1111 me Dutch Dance 2, 3. rl: Pan Am. 3, 43 Boomerang Associate Editor 4, Mag. Row Chairman: Group Officer -ig Senior Play Production Statiig Honor Roll 2, 3. 41 Athletic Sister 4 FISHER, JOANNA The 11'r11'ld ii' 111111e lr1111gl11 Horizon 2. 3. 4: Dutch Dance 2, 3, 43 Athletic Sister 3, 4g Athletic Sister Officer 41 Senior Play Castg Senior Play Pro- duction Stallfg Herald Art Editor 41 Pan Am. 3, 41 Choir 2, 3, 43 Solo 3, 4: junior English Essay Contest-First Prize FORTNEY, WILLIAM Kec11i11' 11111 of lllf.t'L'bfL'f 111111 ' Baseball 2, 31 Track 21 Hi-Y 3, 43 Hi-Y Conference Repre- sentative 4g Pan Am. 3: H-Club -ig Cheerleader 4 ' FOUGHT, WARREN G.1l,f d1111'1 111121111 11 1b111g Reserve Football 2, 3 DE NEFF, ROBERT lV1111ld11'l If Bc F1111? Band 23 Orchestrag Herald Make-Up ,ig Pep Band DECKER, SANDRA The girl z1'11b fbi' !.llf'UbflI.Q L'vl't',l'U Dutch Dance 2, 3, 4, hfag. Row Chairman DE HANN, ROBERT DEN UYL, RONALD Honor Roll 2, 3, Country Captain 3 DE PREE, TOM Smal l7U1lI'fc'Ll 111c11 -vi Thu law! lung 1111fe 43 Track 3, fig Cross Country 3, 43 Cross Bc f1r111u,i'l 111111 111U Senior Class Presidentg Alderman 33 Band 23 Solo Competi- tion 2g Honor Roll 2, 5, 4g Senior Play Cast, Football 3, 4 DERKS, MARILYN The llltlll I lore Dutch Dance 2, 3. 43 G.A.A. 2, 4 DE YOUNG, PAT G.A.A. 2 DOBBERTIN, CAROL Horizon 2. 3, 4g . The bear! fbfligj' ill lift' ,irc free l11 .1 ,quad Z1n111111 ' G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Dutch Dance 2, 3, 4g Forensics 3g Senior Play Usher DRISCOLL, MARLIE 'I'l11'1,11,Ql1 .1111r equi 111 A311111 l1e.11'l ' I G,A,A. 2, 3, 41 Horizon 2, 3. 4g Chorus 2. 51 Dutch Dance 2. 5, 4 Page Twenty-Olle HANSEN, VIRGINIA Her E1'e1'ylt1,f1i11g Lore Horizon 2, 3, -11 G.A.A. 2. 5, 4g Dutch Dance 2. 3. 41 Pan Am 3. -1: Chemistry Club 4g Herald Business Manager 41 Senior Play Business Staffg Magazine Row Chairmang Pine Crest School HARBIN, NORMA lf Tlwre Ir Srwleorlf' Luzwlicfr ilibtlll Yun Dutch Dance Z. 3. 4: Horizon 2. 3, 41 G.A.A. 2. 3. 41 Glee Club 2, 53 Choir 3, 41 Choir Officer 4g Athletic Sister 5, -lg Alderman 4g Senior Play Production Staff HARRINGTON, HOWARD ,,Mll,l'jL' Mtzerlru. l'le.1.ve Honor Roll 2, 31 Band 2, 3, 4 HAZEBROOK, DOUGLAS Are You Lfrill' Ulu' M.111.7 HEETDERKS, JUSTIN jimi A Shy Guy Track 31 Track Mgr. 21 Cross Country 2 HEMMEKE, KENNETH Sure luring tl ,quad lime HIBMA, SIDNEY Track 5: Band 2, 3, 4g Reserve Football 2 I l7Jl'6'1l'1 gui .1 zmrry fu flu' ll'N1'!tJH HIDDINGA, LEROY Dw1'f fence me Zu HILBINK, JIM Page Twenty-Two Gone firbizl' FREEMAN, ANN They ml! me lnzjrffy ,qu lllt'4'-fl G.A.A. 2g Pan Am. 3, -ig Horizon 2, 3g Dutch Dance 2. 3, 43 Mag. Row Chairman GEMMILI., JAMES Left ge! .rzzxry from if JU GoNzALEs, 1oMAsA lD.n-la rgw G.A.A. 2. 3, 45 G.A,A. Manager 3, alg Horizon 2. 3. 41 Athletic Sister 3. 41 Athletic Sister Treasurer 4g Girls State Alternate 3g Group Officer 21 Dutch Dance 2. 3. 41 Pan Am. 3. 43 GRAHAM, HARRY 1'll :ml cun1ffl.1i11 GREENWOOD, MARILYN D,ll1L'c' fillfu fad-1 Dutch Dance 21 Cheerleader 4g Horizon 3. 41 Senior Play Production Stalfg Exchange Assembly 4g Herald Board 41 Choir 2, 3, 4g District and Solo Ensemble lg G.A.A. 3 GREVING, MELVIN Gifs mu flu' lflllfflt' lifcu GRONBERG, MARY Off, u'b..'1 .1 11.11 if Mary Dutch Dance 2. 3, 4g Horizon 2. 3. 4g G.A,A. 2. 3. 43 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4g Forensics 2, 4: Pan Am 3. -lg Alderman 4g Mag. Row Chairman 43 Assistant Herald Editor 41 Pan Am Secretary 4g Chemistry Club Treasurer 43 Senior Play Business Staffg Quill and Scroll Award 4 HALL, WARREN Lei The Rm Of 'flat' lluurld G., By' Band 3. 4: Hi-Y 3, 4 HAMELINK, JON I Keep O21 Tlw SIHIIIj'.lfdL'H Honor Roll 2. 3, -lg Intramural Basketball 4 HILDEBRAND, SALLE U11fr1l'gc'lft1f7fc. ' Horizon 2, 3. -lg G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Manager 43 Choir 2, 3, -13 Choir Contest Z, 3, 43 Dutch Dance 2, 3, 43 Boom- erang Assistant Fditor 43 Chemistry Club 43 Mag. Row CIIAIIYIIIQIIIQ Group Chaplain 51 Senior Play Business Staff3 Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 Choir Treasurer 33 Choir Business Manager 4 HILL, JOHN Oh, lhoxe IlIL'lllUl'j?.l'U Football Z, 3, 43 Track 2, 33 H Club 3, 4 HILMERT, DAVID The long mad ahead Camera Club -i HIMES, GRETCHEN Hllvho LIUIIIHI Gel Orer A Girl Life You? Horizon 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Dutch Dance 2, 3, 43 Forensics 2, 3, 43 Personnel Board 33 Group Chaplain 33 Pan Am. 3, 43 Alderman 43 Girls' State Repre- sentative 33 Assistant Manager Mag. Campaign 43 Chemistry Club 4: Senior Business Staff HOHMANN, ANNE Pe'1',i'olmlilj Dutch Dance 2, 3. 43 Horizon 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Z. 3. 43 Honor Roll 2, 3. 42 Pan Am. 3, 43 Alderman 43 Mag. Campaign Row Chairman 43 Herald Board 43 Chemistry Club 4 HOLT, ROBERT Rim, Rim. Rim Golf 2. 3, 43 Honor Roll 2, 3. 43 Cross Country 3, 43 H Club 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4 HOWER, LEE I'z11 Siffillf 011 T012 Of The Il v1'ld Hi-Y 2. 3. 43 Hi-Y President 3. 4: Senior Play Business Manager3 Group Chaplain 43 Herald Sports Editor 43 Hi-Y Conference Representativeg Forensics 23 Quill and Scroll Award 4 HYMA, noNAi.o Yau lm,-.fl im ISRAELS, MARVIN I Nelw' Lex A Day Parr Honor Roll Z. 3. 4 ISRAELS, ROGER 1 lei iz .mug ,qu Illll of my ha.n'f Reserve Football 23 Varsity Football 3, 43 Boys' Glee Club 23 Choir 3. 43 Choir Treasurer 43 Intramural Basketball 2, 43 Public Improvement Board 43 JAEHNIG, CAROLYN HSf7L'.l,Lil,7,U of ,n1g4f.i Highland Park High School: Herald Page Iiditor 41 Choir 43 Mag. Campaign Row Chairman3 G.A,A, 43 Horizon -lg Senior Play Usher 43 Dutch Dance 'll Quill and Scroll Award 33 National High School Poetry Anthology 4 JENSEN, SHARON 'llwhwz my drtamz mlmfr imma Dutch Dance 33 G.A,A. 2, 3, -23 Bowling 43 Band 2. 33 Horizon 2, 3, 4 JOHN, KENNETH Band 2. 3. 4 I'm lhu dVlllIlll1t'!' WJIIU JOUSMA, CAROL G.A.A. 2 Chorus 23 District and State Accompanist 3, 4 Yon'll newer uulh Moxie KAEPERNIK, JEAN I dreazzz uf jeaune zvifh fhe lighr hrauvz hah Bowling 43 Horizon 2. 3. 43 G.A.A. 2. 3: Orchestra 2, 33 Dutch Dance 23 Solo and Ensemble Contest KAMMERAAD, JACK Tun Mtlllj' ll 'u1m'll Golf 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 23 Band 2, 3, 41 As' sistant Stage Manager 3, 43 Hi-Y Conference Representative 33 Boys' State Representative 33 Group Chairman 43 Police Board 4 KAMMERAAD, WAYNE Thu ll u11dw'fl1l ll m'ld Thai I Lire lu Assembly Board 33 Choir 43 Glee Club 33 Senior Play Usher KEMPKER, JACK lI e'lI zvmff- F111-,qw im, Band 2, 3, 43 Varsity Football 2, 3. 4: Reserve Basketball 33 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Choir 43 Group Chairman 43 H Club Officer 43 Baseball 4 Page Twenly-Three KIEVIT, CAROL S' ll n11d4rf11l Dutch Dante 2. 3. iz G,A.A. 3 KIEVIT, WARREN Doing lllllhlf Clflllitit lNYJl'l1l'.Ill-Qll Foothall 3. 3, .ig Track 2, 3g Intramural Basketball sig Senior Play Usher KLAASEN, JOHN A llnfuzdifrflzl G'nV3 Football Manager 23 Bantl 2, 3g Track 31 Boys' State Repre- sentative 3: Mag. Quota Chairman: Senior Play Business Manager: Chemistry Club 43 College and Career Boartl -ig Intramural liaskethall 4 KLANN, RICHARD HCjll7'lrljII ,'iu1r ' Glee Club 2, 31 Choir 2, 3g Exchange Assembly 113 Senior Play Cast KLEINHEKSEL, SARA JO Yun .mf ffm bcklllfffllf for zrm'd,r Horizon Z, 3. 'lg Presitlent Horizon Cahinet '11 Athletic Sis- ter 2, IQ G.A.A. 1. 3. -ig Group Chairman 1: Group Chap- lain .11 Dutch Dance 2 ,3, 4: Honor Roll 2 ,3, -11 Forensics 2, -ll Nag. Row Chairmang Bowling Team -lg Lihrarian -ll Per- sonnel lioarcl rg Chemistry Cluh Chairman 43 Senior Play Cast: National High School Poetry Anthology 4 KLOMPARENS, BARBARA Sfu11'jwie'l Horizon 2. 3. -ll G.A,A. 2. 3. 41 Dutch Dance 2. 3. 41 Honor Roll Z. 3. 4. Pan Ani. 3. -lg Mag. Row Chairniang Group Secretary iz Wfelfare Board Chairman -lg Bowling Team 'li Senior Play Usher KLOMRARENS, FRANK Cxoll 2. fl. -l L.l.IA1 UI nudm KNIPP, BET'l'Yf ' Chorus 4 Il.1jff1y in fulfil KNOLL, CLARINE lInu' Szzwf You Arc Dutch Dance 2. 3. 41 G.A.A, 3, -4 Page Iilfdllfj'-I:0IIf KNOLL, ELWOOD Nfl ftfllffzr' mnfr .1 girl KNOLL, HAROLD G'1'e.1! 17.1-1 Intramural Basketball 23 Cross Country 3g Track 31 Senior Play Usher KOEMAN, LOIS Une ll f1lrln'11'f ll .1f1f Yun Clufzlgtu' For 'lfn' llnnrfd' G.A.A. Z, 3, rig Dutch Dance KOENES, JULIA Yun Gila TIM' llunifgf A Slllffcu Dutch Dance Z. 3. -lg G.A.A. 2. 3. -1 KOLEAN, ROGER ll w11u1 Art' A171 ll t,llf11rv1 Track 2g Foothall 2, 3, -1 KOLENBRANDER, MARY LOU Lift A IJHXIIIIH Horizon 3. 41 G.A.A. 31 Bowling -41 Dutch Dance 3, Al: Mag. Campaign Assistant Clerk KONING, .IUDY Lui Hint' A P.ll'l-lu G.A.A. Z. 5. 4: Horizon 2. 3, -ix Dutch Dance 2. 3. -lg Mag. Campaign Row Chairniang Choir 43 Senior Play Business Staffz Pan Am. 3, 4 KOOL, RANDALL HCJQIIIIBI lflllllul' fll.lIl Police Oflicer -1 KOOYERS, ALTON From flvir 11.1-3' fnrzr'.rrd Choir 2. 3g Exchange Assembly 23 Camera Cluh -1 LINN, ROBERT Deck Uf CtIl'd.lAi, Ratlio XVorkshop 2: Track 2. 5. 4g Hunting Club 23 Pan Am 3, -lg Pan Am. President 411 Exchange Assembly -ig Mag Quota Chairman3 Boys State Representative 33 Group Chair- man 4 LIPCHIK, RICHARD Tbcre'r A Far AZl'.l-I Lum? 111 Yum' E567 Baseball 2, 3. 4 LUBBEN, FRED LUBBERS, KENNETH Reserve Football 2 MANNES, LEE Choir 4 MARCUS, JACK lntramural Basketball 3' MEYER, ALBERT Mag. I ll .1111 Tu Be Iltljljvf' I'111 S.llf.i'jie'Lf llniflv Life Brull'11 eyed Lee' lf ,mu .rlwuld vrcr lIL'L'd me' Showcase Chairman Ting .ljlllfll-1' -QU zrild rfrer me' Band 2, 33 Alderman 3: Tennis 33 Intramural Basketball 2 Manager Mag. Campaigng Senior Play Cast MILLER, SHIRLEY fini tl J'.ljl0I'i.f J'll':'6'fl7t.'JI'f' Horizon Z, 3, 43 Pan Am. 3, -13 Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 Mag Row Chairman MOKMA, TERRY l'll be clflllllidl i Q 1 KRAAI, JOYCE LA VONNE Our .iilwrl fillle fzlmlden Orchestra 2, 3, -i3 Athletic Sister 2, 3, 43 Horizon 2, 3, flg G.A,A. 2, 33 Dutch Dance 2, 4 KRAAI, MARILYN Il w1de1'f1rl une Horizon 2, 33 Dutch Dance 3, 43 G.A.A, 2, 3, 4 KROMANN, .IEAN Say if 1l'fIf1 1111r.rir Orchestra 2, 3. -ig Solo. District and State Contests Z. 3, 43 G.A,A. Z, 3, 41 G.A.A. Manager 2. 31 Horizon 2, 3. 43 Dutch Dance 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4g Group Chaplain 33 Per- sonnel Board 3, -ig Personnel Board Chairman 41 Photography Club -ig Chemistry Club 4: Senior Play Production Staitg Mag. Row Chairman KUITE, NANCY lI.1j1j1i11e.u' .1lu',1J G.A.A. 2. 33 Horizon 2. 3. 49 Group Chaplin Z1 Group Clerk 3: Dutch Dance 23 Mag. Row Clerk el: Senior Play Business Stilfl-Q Heralcl Staff 4 KUYERS, MARY ANN I hope yuzz 1'l'1lIL'1!lbUf' ma Dutch Dance 2 LAMB, asumcz Blue Aw Ilw' E-wr Lire And Lvl Ure LARSEN, WAYNE Hi-Y 2. 3, -lg Hi-Y Representative 2, 33 Pan Am. 33 Heralcl Staff 4 LEZMAN, ELEANQR Bmw Ep w HEI'L'l'V'1'fl7jll.Q.l' Guzzau Be Alrigbf' LIEVENSE, SALLY Horizon 2. 5. 4: G.A.A.3 Dutch Dance Page Tu'w1ly-Fire NYNAS, NORMA All The 7'bi11y.i' You Arc Choir 2. 5. -lg District. State Solo Competition 31 Athletic Sister lg Group Chaplain 2, 3, 4g Horizon 2, 3, 43 Dutch Dante 2, 3, 41 Exchange Assembly 31 Honor Roll 2, 3 OETMAN, SHIRLEY Aly ll.1ftffi11r'ii Chorus 2. 3 ooNK, nnokss A l'rc1l.i Gif! lr Lilw A zmliidy' Ci.A.A. 2. 3, 41 Horizon 2. 3. 41 Horizon Cabinet fi: Dutch Dance Z. 5, 11 Chorus 21 Choir 3, 45 Pan Am. 3, fl: Athletic Sister l OVERBEEK, WAYNE Aly lillzfzfbyn' Intramural Basketball Manager 4 OVERWAY, AUGUST HA'lll.l'jL' lll.1Lrl ' liantl 2. 3. Ali Solo Ensemble Contest 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 3. -ll Heraltl Boarcl Make-Up 3, 4 OVERWAY, DARWIN ll rNIcfe1'fIl' N Orrliestra 2. 31 lntramural Basketball 2. 3 OVERWAY, PATRICIA TIM Girl Al TIM' TVif1e11'r!!w ' Ci.A,A. 5 OVERWAY, ROGER A Szlwll Guy Cross Country 2. 3. Af: Track 2. 3, 4g Reserve Basketball .21 Honor Roll 31 Group Chziplain I PAS, YVONNE H7'l7U1Il 'flveir Eyes Page Twwlly-Six MONETZA, MYRNA Lou 1,1 Ilia .ll1'L'L'lc'l'l llljllyi Group Otlicer 3 MOOMEY, BEVERLY Sine ZTJIHIKQ .1 zmfldrwlffl film Dutch Dance 2. 3, rig Athletic Sister -lg Group Secretary 3 Pan Am. 3, 43 Horizon 3, -I1 Librarian 3. -li Senior 'Pla Usher MULDER, ISI.A Thu 1115 I.ir1'l Lung lfuffuglf Dutch Dance 2, 3, 'ig G.A.A. 2, 3, -'ig Horizon 2, 3 NEFF, NANCY Boomerang Art Etlitor -tg Class Secretary -lg Horizon 2. 3. 4 Horizon Conference Representative 3g Dutth Dance Z. 3. -l Cl2.1if1ud To A lllwzmrbi G.A.A. 2. 3Q Honor Roll 2. 3. 4g Pan Am. 3. 41 Group Clerlt .21 Senior Play Procluction Stattg Co-Clerk Mag. Campaign Al Senior Play Business Stall: Quill and Scroll Awartl 4 NEWHOUSE, DON limit Cfwlr. 15.111 Gu Orchestra -'iz Band 2. 3. -ip Golf 3, 4 NEWHOUSE, SELNIA Girl Of My lJH.ll1ll' G.A.A. 2, 3, A13 Horizon 2. 3. -iz Dutch Dance 2. 3. -11 Glen Club 21 Choir 113 Mag. Row Chairmanp Assembly Board Al Senior Play Protluction Staff Nvsm-luis, sEl.vA Mltofloi Girl' G.A.A. 2, 3, 41 Chorus 21 Choir 3, -ig Dutch Dante 2. 3, il NYKERK, GERALDINE lim-1 U! Tlw lim-' NYLAND, ROGER HCJIIII 'lilwiui of lllnrlv Tu Silt' Primus, ooNALn 11.fppy Fm Pickford High School PERKINS, DORIS T.1,eir1' Life Er4.ry PETROELJE, MARVIN Thaw Primer' Bl1fe.i ' Reserve Football 2: Herald Board Make-Up 3, 4 PIERSON, GEORGE I'n1 Enjoying Life Baseball 2, 5, 45 Boys' Glee Club 23 Choir 5, 4 PLAGGEMARS, EnwlN EW Li1'i11g Track 2. 3: Cross Country 2, 3 PLOEG, BARBARA Mg' Life It A Ple.1.rm'e G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Dutch Dance 2, 3, 43 Chorus 4, Mag. Row Chairman POEST, MARILYN I'll See You lu My Dl'c'cl1llJi,y G.A.A, Z. 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Horizon 2, 3. 4g Chorus Z1 Forensics 2, 31 Dutch Dance 2, 3, -ig Honor Roll 2, 3, 4g Herald Editor-in-Chief 4g Pan Am. 3, 4, Senior Play Produc- tion Staffg Quill and Scroll Award 4 POLL, CLYDE D1J11'l IIL'UI'1'j'Abf1lll Me Reserve Football 2 PRINCE, LYLE II ll onfcl11'l Be The Same Ilnjfblfllf Yau QUIST, KENNETH Gul Alu Blllt3J'l, Football 21 Baseball 2 RAAK, EDWIN Huw Mirllj' Ile.1r!f H.11'e Yun BI'flkE'F1.?U Reserve Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 21 Choir 3, 41 Track 3 RAAK, PEARL lIin'i11g A ll fn1clw'f1zl Time Forensics 2. 3: Dutch Dance 2, 3, 4: Chorus 23 F,'l'.A, Club 4 3 Herald Board 4 RANGE, SALLY Your Eyef Shine Like The Sl.n'.i Dutch Dance 2, 3, 43 Pan Am. Club 3, 4, F.T.A. Club fig Mag. Campaign Assistant Clerkg Group Oflicer 41 Welfzire Board 4, School Accompanist 4 REINHARDT, PETER jimi A Slfelll Mau REININK, ELAINE Yun Bring l1.1j1lvi11ei1r Athletic Sister 2g Mixed Choir 2g Choir 2. 3, 41 Dutch D.mce 2g Welfai'e Board 43 Group Officer 41 School Accompanist -i ROLFS, ELLSWORTH Fur Me Am! Mui GJ! Hi-Y 3. 4g Chemistry Club 45 Police Officer 4 ROOKS, RUTH ll bt1l Ir Tbix Thing, Called Lure? Band 2, 3, 41 District and State Solo 2, 3, 41 Dutch Dance 2. 3, 41 Horizon 2, 3, 41 Drum Majorette 2, 3. 41 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 3, 43 Pan Am. 3, 4g Personnel 41 Ex- change Assembly 4g Senior Play Business Staff ROWELL, LEONARD Hffrlff Tu The Clllfvfw Band 2. 3. 4, State and District Solo Contest 2, 3, 41 Orches- tra 3, 41 Track 2, 31 Reserve Football .21 Varsity Football 3,43 Alderman 33 Chief-of-Police 41 Public Improvement Board 3g Boys' State Representative 3g Honor Roll 41 Senior Play Stage Crew Page Twenty-Sez'eu RUDOLPHUS, DOROTHY f rici1zf.sl1fjr If Gulu'rf1 RYPMA, JUDY Thr Slnzilrfm' of Yum' Smile Athletic Sister Z3 Chorus 2. 33 Choir 43 Dutch Dance 2. 3. 4 Horizon J, 3. ll G.A.A. 2. 3. sl: Heralcl 4: Historical Boarcl 4: Pan Am. 3. Alg Exchange Assembly -lg Group Chaplain 1l3 Forensics 41 Senior Play l'rocluction Stallg Honor Roll -ig Horizon Cabinet Vice President -l SANDY, RUSSELL A Marx A1141 l'li.r l7ru.1w.r Intramural Basketball 2. 'lg Reserve Football 23 Camera Club l SCHAAP CYNTHIA oft 3,1211 Bzillllffllf Drill LLAJ4. 2. 3. -ll Cheerleacler Z. 3g Horizon 2. 3. -lx Choir Solo -1: Choir 3. ll Dutch Dance 2. 3. -l: Pan Am. 5. 41 Alclerman 3. 41 Group Chairman ll: Forensics 2. 3, sig Exchange Assem bly 41 Honor Roll 3 SANGER, MARY Yun flu' 'lfrc Ida!! Of M71 1jI't'.Hll.lll High School Clerk A Horizon 7 3 4' Checrleacler 7 3 41 G.A.A. 2. 3. fl: G.A.A. Presiclent 4: Dutch Dance 2. 3. 43 lfxchangc' Assembly -I3 Chemistry Club i: Alclerman 33 Forensics I1 Senior Play Procluction Stallg Showcase lioarcl 3. Tennis Awarcl 31 Bowling 43 G.A.A, Manager 3 SCHAEFFER, DELPHINE Ali HLJN Sf111H.l'll Alclerman ll: Senior Play Business Stall: Dutch Dance 2. 3. 41 G.A.A. 2, 3. -ll Horizon Z. 3. -il Chemistry Club -lg Choir 2. 3. 43 Choir Solo 3. 4: Mag. Campaign Assistant 'l'reasurer' Police Iioarcl 31 Class Treasurer 2 SCHIEVINK, ELEANOR Chorus 2. 3: Choir SERNE, CI'IARI.ENE G.A.A. 2, 33 Horiz SERNE, ROBERT liancl 2. 3. -1 ' 'C'f7uc'1'f11f 1 111,111 'ru Be lliippf' Dutch Dance 2, 3. 41 Herald 4 xii Luffy Ar I Lflcll Page 7'u'u11ly-Ijiglii SHARLAND, JOYCE I1muurl.1f liner Chorus 21 Horizon 2. 5. 'ig liantl 1. 3: Dutch Dance 2. G,A.A. 2 SKORSKE, GERALDINE 'ALf11cf.i 'IV1 Lflfll' fl! G.A.A, 2. 3. 4: Horizon 2. 3. 4: Cheerlc-acling 1. 3. ,lg Dutch Dance 2, 3, 'lg Girls League Vice Preslclent 31 Forensics 3. rl: Pan Am. 33 41 Mag, Campaign Manager: llowling Presiclent Al SMEENGE, I.UEI.I.A HI7c1r1fc'of SMIT, ARLOA 'Milla SIIIIKQ It Yun Chorus 21 Choir 3. 43 School Accompanist -l SMITH, IRWIN 1 Halufl A IIUIIITAI 111 'ffm' ll firld Hancl 2. 3. ll. Intramural Basketball 3. 4: Police Boarcl 4 SMITH, SHIRl.EY Gr1fzfcl1 C'lII'!,l l Group Chaplain 2. 3. 43 Forensics 3. 43 Bowling 4: Mag. Row Chairman STAM, KENNETH Uri TM Sffzzfljmfi' Of Tlvc Slice! Orchestra 21 Football 2. 3, -11 Intramural Basketball 3. 43 Tracli 3. -l STEKETEE, RUTH HSf7l'il14Q It lu All llc'.lf'! G.A.A. 2. 3. 41 Orchestra 3. 4g Dutch Dance 2. 3. 43 Bowl- ing -l STERNBERG, BERNICE Sllllfc'.n TIBMA, MARY ANN HS,6tIfc'I'lii ll .1.ff: Horizon 2, 3. ,lg G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Dutch Dance 3. 43 Mag. Campaign Assistant Treasurer ruvuvisk, ALBERT Ann Mf.l'bL'Z7.I!'jll-Qi' Band Z, 31 Pep Band 33 Reserve Football 23 Essay NX'inner 21 Track 2: Honor Roll 2. 3. -1: Intramural Basketball 3g Golf 3, -11 Exchange Assembly 4g Choir 43 Forensics 4 TIMMER, ORVII.lE Tire Qlfief Type Track 2 TIMMER, ROBERT Drifli11' .md Ijlltlllllillin TUINSMA, CONNIE I! w1dw'fn! One G.A.A. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra Z. 3: Orchestra Officer 3: Horizon 2. 3. Aig Dutch Dance 2. 3. 43 Forensics 2, 3. -iz Class Secre- tary 2g Honor Roll E, Girls' State Representative 3 VALKEMA, ALLAN Tlu'M.111 llwilli A Huff! Exchange Assembly -iz Bancl 2, 3, ,ig Orchestra 3, 4g District Solo 31 State Solo 3 VICTOR, JEROME Hyyflllill' Gul To Be A Frmlb.1U Hem Class Vice President 2, ,ig Varsity Baseball 2, 3. -11 Intra- mural Basketball Wfinners 2. 3: H Club President 4: Boomerang Sports Eclitor Aig Football 2, 3, -11 Co-Captain Football ri VIENING, ALVIN ll',r A Gund Dil-1 Bancl 2. 3. 4: Stage Manager 2, 3. 41 Senior Play Produc- tion Stall' VISCH, DELORES l1'.r Tbe Lillie TZYIIIIQJ' Thar Crum! G.A.A. 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 2: Dutch Dance 3, 4 STRAATSMA, ALMA S!f1gi11,Q Angel Choir 3 STREUR, SHIRLEY G.A.A. 2, 3. -11 Dutch Dance 2, 3, 4g Glee Club fl Aflur Gllllfllclfillllu TAGUE, BARBARA Dutch Dance 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. -. 3, 43 Athletic Sister fig Chorus 3 Oh, llvbal iz Bealnifnl Mow1ing. ' 3 TAGUE, DONALD Ou The Slrilzgr Of My Htljljvy Glzimru Football 2, 31 Police Board 4g Choir 2, 3, 4 TANIS, BARBARA Lei The Gund Timer Rolf' Dutch Dance 2, 3, 43 G.A.A, 2. 3. 41 Athletic Sister1 Chorus 3 TARDIFF, RAY Intramural Basketball 2, 41 Archery Club 4 I Bran' Ain Gl7'lldAQL ' TESKE, ARTHUR Full Of Frm And Ftnzry Free TEN anozxs, nnokss Msn!! Af The Nfgbf' THOMAS, ANN G.A.A. 2. 3. 4: Dutch Dance 2. 3. fl: Athletic Sisters 3g Horizon 31 Group Clerk ,ig Senior Play Business Staff Sweet And Ln1'ely Page Twenty-Nine VAN LENTE, NITA HSll'L7L'ft'I' Tbtlu The Fli1zi'w'.r G.A.A. 21 Horizon 21 Choir 2, 3. -'lg Honor Roll 2, 53 Dutch Dance 21 F,T.A. Club President 4 VAN LENTE, PATRICIA Lillie lln'li11,e Dutth Dante 2. 3. 'lp G.A.A. 3, 41 Marg. Row Chairman VAN OOSTERHOUT, WILLIAM 'lA F1'ft'I1d' Uf TfllllI'.l'l' Football 21 Class Vice President 51 Varsity Mgr. 51 Boom- erang Photography 3, 11 Herald Photography 3. 41 Park Board Chairman sig Honor Roll lg H Club 41 Camera Club 4 VAN PUTTEN, BARBARA 'I'l1.11 Old Grizzly Oil' Mme Horizon 4: G.A.A. 41 Bowling Team 41 Honor Roll 31 Chemistry Club Secretary -lg Senior Play Assistant Directorg Dutch Dance Al: Forensics 1: Mag. Row Chairman VAN VOORST, ELAINE Blue Eyed Iiltlifleu Dutch Dance 2, 5. 'lg Glee Club 2, 3 VAN DEN BERG, MARLENE Hctlllil Help Lfn'i11,q Thu! Mlm G.A.A. 2. 3, ig G.A.A. Mgr. 3, 41 G.A.A. Vice President Treasurer -11 Horizon 2. 31 Dutch Dance 2, 3. 4 VANDEN BRINK, KENNETH Do I lIUl2I'7'J'.y Intramural Basketball 3 VANDER VELDEN, MARLENE HSf7.ll'k!fll4Q Blue Epi Dutch Dance 3. 4 VAN DER WAL, DEAN 'l'l1ere llnifl Newi' Bu Azmflver' Pnl Life' Yun Cross Country 2. 3: Reserve Basketball 21 Varsity Basketball 3. -lg Bowling 41 Baseball 2. 3, 4 Page Thiriy VISSCHER, CARL UI7Hlll7'L' The 'l'nff.r Football 2. 3. -l: Co-Captain Football -i1 Basketball 3, 41 Reserve Basketball 21 Captain Reserve Basketball 21 Tennis 2. 31 Group Chairman -iz Group Secretary 31 Assistant Sports Editor Boomerang 3: H Club Otlicer 4 VOORHORST, TI-IELMA AU Tlw llnnrfd IA' Alive VAN BRAGT, BOB Yun Alzeziyv LL'.ll'L' 'l'lwm l..111,elfif1Au Chorus Secretary 21 Class Treasurer 5, Track 51 Alderman lg Choir 4g Boys' State Representative ,lvl Herald 41 Senior Play Stage Crewg Senior Play Usher VAN DOORNIK, MERWIN fIl.l,5e Alina flllriif' Band 2, 51 District Contest 2. ?3L State Contest 2. 31 Honor Roll 2. 5. 41 Forensics Local Winner 21 Pep Band 1. 31 Assembly Board 31 Public Improvement Board -l VAN DYKE, MARY Lou Dizzy Ififfgo-,i Choir 2, 3, 41 District Solo Contest 2. 3, 111 State Solo Con- test 2. 3. 41 Horizon 2. 3. 41 G.A.A. 2. 3. 4: Tennis Team 51 Dutch Dance 2. 3. 41 Honor Roll 3. 41 Senior Play Usher Chairmang Mag, Co-op Mgr. VAN DYKE, VERNON Hfiilflfl-J D.I,l'H Intramural Basketball 3 VAN GELDEREN, DON I ll i111l Tu I'l.1rmfn1igf: Choir 2. 3, tl VAN HUIS, DONALD Slay llwillv 'flu' Hajfffy Pc'f1f7Ic l VAN LANGEVELDE, JOYCE 1 11.1I't' Bllf Ullt LllI'L'll Dutch Dance 2, 3, 'lg Horizon 3g G.A.A. 5, -lg Athletic Sister Vi WELLER, MARJORIE 'l'liw'c Slmll Bu Mum' llnbcfl Yun Cflllltlli Choir 1. 3. 41 District Contest 2, 3, -ig State Contest 2, 3, sig I,ihr.ui.m 5. 41 Scnior Play Usher WELLING, EARL HL.Illl,l'iU4Lf The ll urld OI'L'I'U lliintl Z: District Cuntcst 21 State Contc-st Zg II1tl'lllllLlI'ill Bas- lcc-thgill 2. 'IQ Scniur Play Business Stull Ai WESTVELD, DELORES GAA. 1. 3. Al: Group Clurk 53 Group Clmpliiin 41 Athletic Sistcr 31 Horizon 51 Dutch Dance 2, 5 1 WIGGER, BERYL WOLBERT, MARCIA WOLTERS, JOYCE YOUNG, RENEE Btincl 2: Pan Am. 5, -'ll Scnim' Play ZWIERS, DONALD :F NX'ill giuulinitc- in 1954. it 21: Will griicliiutc in Fliwiclix. 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Pugv 'flu JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS liack rim: Mr. Luinstlen, Class Aclvimnrg Nick Havingzi. Vice Presidemg Mr. Buchanan. Claas Aclvisnr. liront riiw: jul Davitl Mulder -Iohn Van Dyke Eclwin liucler Carol Harrington lack Carr Mary Meurer jane Schaafsma Mark cle Velcler Dayitl Bosch Roger Garyelink Arlene De Cook Marlene joostherns Norman Eclw. Overway Marilyn Lam Davitl jalving Philip Rathke Stanley Harrington Beryl Harrington Mary Ellen Bowman Phyllis Brink Page 'lllvirly-Six ie Smith, Secretary: jim Cook, President: Joyce Alversi 0 Junior Honor Roll Wfanda Essenburgh Paul Wiegerink jean Zeicller Nick Havinga .loan Sielwelink Dwayne Teusink -lane Boyd Marilyn Timmer james Clark llarl Kleinheksel James Kuyper Arleen Van Duren Carol Plakke Dave Van Vuren Florence Becker Keith Brower Eleanor Geerling Dianne Osborne Beverly Veen Phyllis Kruithof mn. Treasurer. lJatI'ic'i.i K0lC Roselyn Van Huis Paul Beukema Blaine Timmer Lois Ver Hulst Dean Sullivan 'loyce Ver Scliure Iris Vanclen Bos Mary Van Dyke Mary Stewart Jerome Wfassink Donna Hoogerhycle Helen Vancler Haar Glenn Arenclsen Eclmoncl Measonn Eclwarcl Ver Hoeven Willittiii Meengs Phil Ragains Gayle Bouwman Dick Plagenhoef Aaldcrink, M. Alvcrson, j. Arenas, R. Arcndscn. G. Atwood, P. Bagladi. M. L. Bakker, R. Baldwin. C. Barkel. Barman, B. 3 .W 2 3 Bowman, M. E. Boyd, J. Brandsen, H. lirc-dc-wc-g, G. Brewer, M. Brink. A. Brink. P. Brower, F. Brower, K. Bruischat, D. Becker. F. Becker, G. Bccksvoort, H. Beckman, R. Beltman, D. Beukcma. P. Beyer. P. Boerman. G. Boeve. H. Bocvc, I. Boeve, I. Bolman, W. Bonzclaar. F. Bos. F, Bos, R. Bosch, A. Bomb, D. Bourke, M. Bouwman. B. Bouwman, G. Page Tbirly-Seven CUUS. D. f'r.mwcr. C. Dnrmgrcnwnml, D. Dc Fcytc r. DLlfl'l11Ll. H. Dc Cook. A, A. Dc jongv. R. Dc DQ-ters, I.. Kfglxif. Dc Ridder. DI. Dc Runs. P. dc Vcldcr, M. Dc Vrcc. R. 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Vande Vusse. S. Vande Wege. G. Van Dyke, C. Van Dyke. R. Van Dyke. S. Van Ham. A. Van Harn. A. Van Huuten. C. Van Houten. Van HuiS. I. Van Kampen, P. Van Langen. K. Van Liere. R. Van Naarden. J. Van Nuil. C. Van Putten. M. L. Van Tuhergan. A Van XX'yk. M. Van W'yk. P. Veldhecr. L. Veneklasen, G. Venhuizen. C. Ver Heck. C. Ver Hey. E. Vissrher. H. Vlium. P. Volkcmn, S. NX'4ulc. H. Xwnssink. Walssink I.. . S. WL'hlwc'1't, W. X' VUL-iglmxink. D. Q WR-IQI1. M. Vfumlt, R. VUL-nzcl, B xX!L'Sf4.'I1I3 r1 wk. D. 5 XVcycnb1-Lu. D. XX'icrslnn, D. Wi11g1l'.I 'I' Wittilu, M. XY'rigl1t, NI. l . . Zimmur, P. Zimmerman. H. Zylmnn, T. X fx . 5 . if . Q XS :'- mx- X 'KJ' W K 3 Nm.. 2 Smnu snphs ungzlgcd in al liltlu rcndin', ritin' amd rithmcticf' First row: Nwnndn Vnndenhurg, Carol Cook, Ardith Nzlher fjunmrb Suund ruvs Ruth XVendt, juan Mowery, john Angus fSeniorb, Althcu Van Tubergen. REC RIDING Pugv lvlly-I lvn School Officers: Duane Carlson, Treasurer: Len Rowell, Chief-oh Police: Mary Sanger, Clerk: Dave Bos. Mayor. Witli Mayor Bos as maestro this year, our line student council members performed their best, as we, the music lovers, will testify. The tirst number was football pro- grams and was followed by the exciting Football liesti- val, appropriately called The Worlcl in Her Arms . They thrilled us with the Special to Benton Harboru. an experience we'll never forget, and continued their medley by introducing the all-school Christmas Party. They completely sold us on book covers and season tickets, and concluded by inspiring us with the need to give to The Infantile Paralysis Drive . For their encores they really put across Dutch Treat Week Qremember, girls?j and for the enjoyment of everyone, Career and College Day. Besides all of this they have been active participants of the Region Four Student Council. We could never completely cover the program but we do wish to give our congratulations and thanks to the 1955 student council for a job well done and wish to tell them what a hit they made with us. I l.yI1lhia Schaap, Blaine Timnier, Gretchen llimes, Norma Harbin, George Moeke, jan Boersnii Page Filly-Ifollr lfdirors: Nancy Nell, Maury Lou Buis, Elaine Biicheller, Salle Ilildebrund and joan Fendi. Boomerang Board XVhL1t does it take to turn out Ll good yearbook? Let's compare it with com- posing L1 song, lfirst comes inspiration! Wfhat more can we ask for inspiration than this school year? Memories of sports, parties, and school projects, but most of .lllfPL'Ol5lC. Once you're inspired, the actual work beginsg putting into words and music, its we'x'e tried to do, all those fond memories. Now, we the composers, can only hope, that like il favorite song-the melody will linger on ...... Right-Husiness Stuff: Anne Appledorn, Phil Raxgnins, Ken lirummel. Below-Photographers: Dave Ml-llllvf, Bill Vain l,U5lCl'l1Illll, john Madison, LxxVerne Root, Mr. Vim Voorhees. lid Fuder, jim Cook und jim Vande NVl:ge. l l Page lfifly-Six W 9 Big Rock N 91 H' ax Jus? heck' it 9 I . QM -f Q is Q. QQ 1 A Til-IIE IHIERAL Vol. 32 NU. fl llfllliillfi Hiizh Schml. llullami, Michigan. Nl1Vt'TllllC,'l' H, 15352 S1r1gl+3t1'1p1 We FE TIVAL OF H52-53 BIG SUCCESS Children in Today's World, Theme for American Ed. Week Rev. de Velcler, Miles, Vander Jagf, Guests 'l'l11e 11111-1-11' l.l1--1r.r- lm .Xr11r4111'.111 lflcl '1-rflt llnrw vi-111' :uw Finl- llnwrlmrr NN rlri-11 Ir1 '1'111l:1vr4 hYIrl'l4lU 'lqllr' imp:-uw thrill with nvrw: 1111'1r'1'l.111'r41.1w. ttimx lwrrirre. U11-11' svlr-1-rls. tht-11' 1-11111111j.'. Ill-11' r1pp:n'71rr11!1' Ihvir' l1w11l.1::f- mul ilu-lr 1111111--. 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's 1111 141 ll UH xtmlviit. 11 r1t'1rw1'1v1- xv- rr lwlvl M1 lil--1111-11'-111:-, spulu' willr 1-'ich sl u-11-111 :1r11l v. :111 ll1-- 5 M'l11,1l is .111 nslrmrlly 111 ind lure -- lvippx I11 lelrlr 11 1l1.1l rv' il-:my avr,-. 11:1-ll lll lI urn lr ar' M1111 Back row, lett to right: Myrna Cook, joanna Fisher, Carol llarrington, liilfhilfil Roeser, lfileen Prins, Nancy Maatmzln, Sara ,lo Kleinheksel, Millie orgman, Phyllis Kruithirf, Alice Brink, julane Brower, Marcia Burr, Carol Plakke, Norma llarhirl, Tomasa Gonzales, Sandra Cook, Mary ,loan Unnk, l-'ronl row, left lu right: lflezmor Geerling, Marla lfssenburg, Joyce Kraai, Dolores Oonk, Rebecca Arenas, Lois Ver llulsl, joan lfendl, Beverly llfluomey, Carol Ann Cook, Athletic Sisters Busy as bees are the jacket-Clad gals who sell refreshments at our football and basket- ball games, under the guidance of hard-working Miss Ver Plank, The proceeds go toward the purchase of athletic equipment. Cheerleaders Yea, lL'.llTllllH is L1 familiar yell, and ll reminder of the wonderful school spirit ol' this past year. Our pep-inspiring cheerleaders helped to make each game more thrilling! Ii-tl to right: lfva lloyle, ,loyee Alversnn, Geraldine Skorske, Marilyn Priest, Mary Lou Van Putten, Marilyn Greenwood, Anne Sanger. Appledorn, Mary Page Fifty-Nim Personnel Board XY'c-'ve got your number! Yes, the per- sonnel hoard has got your number. They have worked hard all year long to collect the records you have acquired during your high school years. These girls, under the supervision of Miss Reeverts, have really worked hard to keep your account in the hooks. Thanks is really in store for this group. l'lrst row: Lonnie llaakma, jean Kromann. Sherry Visser, Sara -Io Kleinheksel. Second row: Carolyn Alexander. jane Boyd, Ruth Rooks, jayne Scully, Miss Reeverts. Historical Board Assemhlies, parties, and many other important events that have made the school year 1952-S3 so wonderful, have heen carefully recorded and placed in a scraphook for safe-keeping lay the enti- cient memhers ot' the Historical Board. liirst row: Yiklndzl Iissenhurgh, jill Crawford. Second row: Millie llorgman, Judy Rypma, Miss Brower, Phil Kruithof. Page Sixty Career and College Day Wfant to be an aireline stewardess or an l .B.I. agent or maybe go on to cole lege? Yes, it's Career and College day an annual event devoted to helping you, the future leaders of America, decide just what your vocation will be. Orchids to this group ot' faculty memhers and stu- dents who have worked and planned so hard to make it a success. lfirsr row: Bliss Gzlskins, Phyllis llrink. Marilyn Lam. George Moeke. Second row: Mr. Buchanan, Miss llfower, Miss XY'iskainp, Mr, johnson, Miss Nelson, lllaine 'l'immer, john Klassen. Park Board Wlrcrt could be lovelier than the beds of multi-colored tulips that enhance our school lawns during the springy month of May, The hard-working people who did all the planning of those beds un- der the able supervision of Mr. Horn- baker make up the Park Board. Mr. llnrnhaker, Eleanor Geerling, Sandra Tien. Carroll Nienhuis, Bill Van Oosterhout. N... . W, .ww cms GW., fflnnr Future Teachers of America Readirf, Ritin', and Rithmetic-is what the members of the Holland High FTA fliuture Teachers of Americaj Club are hoping to teach someday. This group is one of the newest additions to the club-world of Holland High. These juniors and seniors are studying prob- lems concerning college preparation and a teaching career. First row: Mary Meurer. Carolyn Alexander. Second row: Mr. Marcus, Nita Van Lente. Assembly Board No-Youg Park, Magrum the Magician, Pruth McFarlin and pep assemblies were just a few of the educational and entertaining programs that were sched- uled by the Assembly Board. This com- mittee, under the guidance of Miss Cal- vert, had the job of obtaining paid and exchange assemblies for your en- tertainment in 1952 and 'i3. First row: jane Schaafsma, Florence Becker. Second row: Phil Ragains, Miss Calvert, Al Meyer. Page Sixly-One Hi-Y Club Dona crack your head on that diving board? This was Mr, Drost's favorite expression to the Hi-Y members when they took their monthly swim at the Y in Grand Rapids. The Hi-Y club was organized this year with the new advisor and a few of last year's ollicers to help out with the clulfs schedule. A well balanced program ol' activities and educational programs rounded out the year. lrirsz rim: lid lfuder. Phil Ragains, l.ee llower, president. Second row: lid liastcl. Mr. Drost, Wilyne Larsen Police Board Stick 'em up bud, you're under ar- rest! Seriously, these hard-working tops give the do's and don'ts for Hol- land lligh. We wish to pay tribute to the members ol' this group who have planned and worked out, so well, the rules oii our school through the leader- ship of Mr. Buchanan and our Chief of Police. l'irst row: ,lack llc llree, Paul lluey, l.en Rowell, chief. Second row: Mr. liuchanan, -lack Kammuraad, Tum De Pree, Nick llavinga. Page Six!-1'-'l'11'n H Club This year's H-Club was really tops. The first proiect of the year was the sale of wooden shoes and megaphones, tol- lowed by a bake goods sale. ln March the H-Club sponsored the Intra-mural All-stars vs. Teachers basketball game. The success of all these projects helped to make it possible for the H-Club to purchase a whirlpool bath for the athletic department. lfirst rim: Mr. Shearer, jerry Victor, president. Second row: Mr. Stuits, Dave lios, lllaine 'liinmcr Rim lloeve, jack Kc-mpker. Pan American Club Vive la fiesta! XX'ith this cry ringing through the halls of our school, the Pan American Club put on a most exciting and spirited carnival. Besides the carni- val, the cluh took part in many interest- ing and fascinating activities. Through these, Miss Wfiskamp led her Spanish students to a greater understanding ot our American friends. Mary Lironherg, Ken Hrummel, lid Fuder, Rick Linn, president. Miss XVisk:nnp. Girls League Going, going, gone! Sold to the junior in the lst row! The Book Ex- change, sponsored hy the girls league, at'- lords all students with the opportunity ot' trading old and new hooks for their usage through the year. Donna limr, Millie liorgman, Miss Wiskainp, Carolyn Alexander, president, lilaine Borsis. Junior Red Cross The jr. Red Cross is composed ot' high school students working with the Red Cross. Through the annual collection, members are ahle to attend conventions, to help childrens' homes hy making toys, and to cheer hospitalized veterans with records and hooks. Their present sponsor is Beth Marcus. Sherry Visser, Roi.: Garvelink, judy lloutzvan Florence Becker, Slain llarrington. Page Sixlvi'-'I'lu't r Librarians XY'hen you he.1r the wortl Hlll3FL1l'l2lIlH you probably think ol some stuffy olcl m.1icl. Not so in l-l.H.S, XVhen you bring luck your overclue book, you might be lucky enough to pay your fine to one of the smiling girls ol this group or perhaps youll be greeted by their cheerful super- visor, Mrs. Donivgin. l'irsr row: Beverly Monmey, Shirley Miller. Second run: Dorothy lirench, Alice Killmaln. Shirley Smith, llelen Viincler Ilzlzir, Sully Runge. Mzircizl Sterurihuriq. Mrs. Doriivim, Carol Dohbertin, Saimlrn Decker. 'Illini row: ,loyce Ile Ridder, Simi .lu Kleinhekscl, wlucly linning, Norma lliirbin. Audrey Biiunmnn. Chemistry Club cH,cLH,c3H,cioNH2 2 2 2 vcfimmi, you say? It's it formula, niitch, just one ol the chemicals you might meet up will il' you linppen to join the newly organize-tl Chem Club uncler the clirection ol' Mr. Wfilbur johnson. l'irst rim: ,lc-tin Kromzmn, Surat .lo Kleinheksel, Ruth Hunks. Seionel row- Mr, -lolmsun, Bzirh Vim Puuen, Milry Grnnherg, Phil Rzigznins. Thirtl row: ,lack Ver llulst, llnwgird llalrringron, ,lim Look, Mzirk cle Velcler, -lulin Angus. Pilyt' Xixly-l ollr Welfare Board The cheery cnrcl or be.iutiliul llowers sent by the Xxitll'-ilI'L' Bcmrcl are sincerely appreciate-cl nncl long-rememberetl by those who receive them in time of illness oi sorrow. First row: Biirhzlrqi Klnmpnens, julie Smith, Second row: Mr. Buclizinam. l l.iine Reinink, Miss XYisk:in1p, Mrs. llnnixxm. -f-mm m.......N...., ,W Amie: mgher mm Baum 04 1 1 ,,.1:vXNS 1. . -V-sf XA M.. mills. .,. ,X ge I .K 02046536 The houselights dim, an expectant hush fills the air, excited whispers ripple through the audience as the curtains slowly part, revealing the magic world of the stage, New York? Broadway? Chicago? No, the scene was the Holland High School auditorium. Under the truly brilliant direction of Miss Ruby Cfalvert a cast of twelve presented Double Doorn by Elizabeth Mclfadden on the nights of February 16, 17, 18, and 19. The players and director put in many long and grueling hours ot' rehearsal, but the unsung heroes of the theater world must not be lor' gotten. Those were the people who constituted the ten committees that made it possible for the play to be presented: the business, publicity, program, ticket, progress, music, auditorium and balcony ushers, corridor supervision, and production statls. To those who witnessed it, and to those who participated in it, the senior class production of Double Door was one of the most out- standing events of years past, and of years to come. Dana H Avery - Telson - Louise XX!illiam H Anne Darrow - Caroline Van Bret Victoria Van Bret Mr. Chase - - Mortimer Nell' Y Rip Van Bret - Dr. john Sully - Lambert - - CAST - Sally Damson - Albert Meyer - jill Crawford Kenneth Brummel - Johanna Fisher Sara jo Kleinheksel - - Elaine Botsis - Tom De Pree john Galen Angus - Duane Carlson Richard F. Klann - Donald Van Geltleren gf-1 0' Forensics 'l'he long sessions of practice after school began in liebruary and continued until March when the local contest was held. Liz Ver Hey, Marla lissenburgh, jane Schaafsma, Faith Rusti- cus, lilaine Botsis, Dave Dykstra, Merwin Van Doornik, Geri Skorske, Dick Klann, and Clon- nie Tuinsma were chosen to enter the district tontest. The last tive all won tirst places and entered regional competition, where Dave Dyk- stra and Geri Skorske won tirsts. Forensics is divided into various groups. 'l'heir identification starts with the top picture. The talented beginning speakers who wanted to improve their speaking ability by working on Oratorical Declamationsf' were Dave Dyk- stra, Liz Ver Hey, Sandra Dressel, jane Klaasen, Barbara Dillberg, Helen XVade, Carol Luth, Myrna Cfook, Betty Heidema. and Mary Lou Van Putten. As they are given their topic of any current event of the day and a limited amount of time to prepare it, Dave Bos, Bill Butler, Al Tim- mer, Gretchen Himes, liaith Rusticus, and Merl win Van Doornik have to keep up on the latest news. Witli the facial expressions. dialects, and tal- ent for putting jokes across, Geri Skorske. Iris Vanden Bos, Mary Lou Bagladi, Barb Van Putten, Cynthia Schaap, Ardith Naber, Marla lfssenburgh, Sally Damson, and john Angus put on a wonderful show in the Humorous division. lixcerpts from famous plays and stories were expertly performed by Len Rowell, joyce De Ridder, Mary lfllen Bowman, Donna Hooger- hyde, Ciayla Davis, judy Rypma, Pat Boyce. Delores Oonk, Mary Sanger, Elaine Botsis, jill Crawford, Sara jo Kleinheksel. julie Smith, Phil Kruithof, Dick Klaan, Ruth Rooks, and Pearl Raak in the Dramatics division. Gathering information for weeks, writing a speech, memorizing it, and linally giving it--is plenty ol' work, but jane Schaalsma, Rog Gar- velink, Ken Brummel, Connie Tuinsma. Mary Lou Hindert, Mary Gronberg, Mary Avery, and Mark de Velder did a fine job in Original Oratory. Qu l '5i'z-i. 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Suddenly crime Tulip Time with the endless l5.1l'.lklL'S and guy eolorr- -the climax of L1 wonderful year lor the band. lfnough tribute cannot be given to Mr. Art Hills .md his iissismnt, Cirnrmville Cutler, for their excel' lent directing of ll superior band. Vile are very proud ol' these line musicians and not surprised to he.1r Mr. Hills has been asked to pdrtieipate at the lnterlorhen Music Camp Again this summer. hir. llills in .action on the pnelium. Page Selwlly-'l'ln'z'L Q V054 AMN, , N. , -. 0 M-M1 'f 'fifgf T L 8 i as-1 ww , iff' -4,-..,....-..,,I, ...N 6' .ff :C SCHOOLS 0 Row 1 llronr to hackb: J. Victor, Vice Presidentg N. Neff, Class Secretaryg M. Kolenhrander, Campaign Assistant 'Secretaryg D. Schaeffer, Campaign Assistant Treasurer: E. Bacheller, Class Treasurerg J. Klassen, Quota Chairmang j. Crawford, Prize Chairman. Row 2 Row Chairmen: Row I-li. Botsis, S. lissenburt: iabsentl. Row' Z-j. Fendt,.A. Freeman. Row 3-S. Smith, S. Decker. Row ai-J. Boersma, j. Kromann. Row 5-P. Van Lente, B. Bosch. Row 6-S. Miller, C, jaehnig. Row 7-M. Gronbcrg, R. Steketee. Center tleft to rightbz G. Himes, Assistant Manager South Sideg A, Meyer, Manager South Sideg G, Skorske, Manager North Sideg S. Copeland, Assistant Manager North Side. Row 5 Row Chairmen: Row 1-S, Newhouse. A. Hohmann. Row 2-C. Alexander, L. Smeenge. Row 5-B,.Van Pulren, B. Klomparens. Row li-N. Kuite, 1. Koning. Row 5-B. Ploeg, J. Bos. Row 6-S. Kleinheksel, M, Borgman. Row 7-S. Hildebrand, G. Hansen Row 5 tfronr ro backlz T. De Pree, Presidenrg Donna Borr. Class Secretaryg S. Range, Campaign Assistant Secretary: M. Tibma, Campaign Assistant Treasurerg K. Brummel, Class Treasurerg R. Linn, Quota Chairman: J. Marcus, Prize Chairman. Magazine Campaign Prof looking the matter over with managers Al Meyer and Geri Skorske. The Greatest Show on Earthf' theme for the annual magazine campaign, proved to be a very appropriate slogan for the class of '53. The whole-hearted ettorts of each senior contributed to the tremendous success of this project. These ambitious salesmen topped any previous class by selling 358,146.74 worth of magazines. Due credit should be given to the class patrons, Prof Hansen, Miss Calvert, and Mr. Damson under whose expert lead- ership the senior class of '53 has profited so greatly. The spirited competition which arose from this campaign did a great deal to stimulate and, in the end, to achieve such line results. Witli the north side pitted against the south side, the traditional battle for top sales hon- ors was closely fought. Finally, however, the powerful south side won, claiming the winning prize, Blinkie, the clown, while the north side received Intoxication, the little skunk. Page S!'l't'I1fj'-l:il'l Y? MISS JOYCE KELLER Director of Dutch Dance Step, brush, hop! Step, brush, hop! One, two, three, together! Over three hundred girls offered their time and etlortg dug in, and really did il bang up job with this year's dutch dance. Equipped with four to ten pairs of socks and one pair of unyielding Klompen, they started practice in early March. A great deal of credit should be given these gals who've worked so hard, and to their chief, Miss Keller, who has labored patiently and endlessly coaching her charges. IT Nl lRSliS AIDES liirst Row: Mary Ann Kuyers, Mary Lou Van Dyke, julia Kuenes, Helen Male Allen, Connie Tuinsma. Sec- ond Row: Dave ll'l- mert, Norma Nynas, Alma Straatsmzl, Lois lineman, Marilyn Kraai, Nurse: Mrs. De Neff. Cooperative Trainin Earning while learning was the motto of students who partici' pated in the Holland High School Co-operative Training Program, headed by Mr. Wiegerink. These trainees were getting a head start in their future positions. They ac- quired the necessary skills, knowl- edge, and know-how in getting along with people, while attending school. The seventy-seven co-op stu- dents in '52-'53 have worked in such fields as sales clerks, nurses' aides, mechanics, farming, othce work, and telephone operators. On the job Carl Vxssther Isl: Mulder Sally Lievensc Shirley Issenburf., 7md466 'L .-:::' The night November llf-the time H200 P,M., The Wforltl In Her Arms, is in lull swing. Yes, Queen joanna reigned imperially over the 1952-55 Football lfestival with her court, Geri Sltorske, Norma Harbin, Mary Sanger, and Phyllis Brink, lfestival festivitit-s he-gan with the Coronation of Queen joanna on Tliurstlay evening. The next altemoon, the queen and her court were presentetl to the stutlent hotly antl a pep assembly ol' various acts followetl. The game with Grand Haven that evening was lollowetl hy a tlelightful Hometoming Dance at the Literary Cfluh. Our loss of the game was the only event to mar an otherwise perfect Festival. tk llaxiiiga ripening the door for court members: Phyl lirink, Norma Ilirhin, .In Fisher, Cferi Skurske, and Mary Sanger. Also in the p l.ouis Sehaiip Qllovser buyb. and Alunly NVeslerl1of lllower girll. Al Meyer is driving. I iee Sz'1't'11ly-lfigfvl Geraldine Skurskc Norma Hzlrbln Queen jnnnnn Fisher Mary Sanger Phyllis Pugc Sz'1'c'I1Ij'-Nillc we Q Qwl fzf s Q , I., x,X 1 ,.V, ..,A 535 ,gg Q E , , I H The girls Sv W x llorizon Chrislluas Formal Dance, To just about every girl horizon meant a get-together with the gang every other Thursday night. They met to discuss matters of the dayg helping at the hospitalg working on special projects- such as securing food baskets to give to some needy family for Thanksgiving and Christmasg and working on scrap books for bedridden children. As the main wish of every girl is to be more attractive and to develop a pleasing personalityfmany meetings were de- voted to helping each girl reach this goal. Of course there were many parties. Hayrides, sleighrides, treasure huntsfrall events never to be forgotten. A highlight of this year was when the girls were privi- leged to honoring the National Director of the Camp Fire Girls at a tea. Representatives of each group met once a month to plan sweater dances, special teas, and the Christmas Formal. This event was one that was looked forward to by all the boys as well as girls for months ahead of time. After the girl decided who she would like to spend that glorious evening with and gathered up enough nerve to ask him- then came the task of finding that certain formal that would make her look as though she just stepped out of Vogue-. The night finally came and was just like you read about in stories, and oh yes, that beautiful corsagel Remember wasn't it fun! Horizon Club Jayne Scully and Dave hlalving going to the hig event Page lfigfrljj'-0114 N +V. Q. A 1 A N.. bw, x VICTORY MARCH my S xx' Pugz' lzlglvy-I lun' xxfilfll Pippcl Tackle 'x Run Isrzwls End Len Rowell Back I Ali. rv g sn s 1 9 - lg K Ed Rank Tum Dc Free Guard Guard ARSITY ICTOR Guard Co-Captain Dale Shearer, Coach Ron Boeve john Fcndt End Fullback .www Www Qgllif? ' ARSITY ISSCHER Halfback Co-Captain Ned Stuits, Coach Ken Lubbers Paul Mack Blaine Timmer Tackle Terry Burns Quarterback 149' jack Kempker Halfback ,milf- Yam Dave Bos End f Q r 5 5 X W3 A .uv 1 in N fx Bob Van Dyke Quarterback Halfback Center ,.-' , -., k 35 Raak, Carl Visscher, Terry Burns, jack Kempker, Dave Bos, jerry Victor, Tom De Pree, First row: Manager J. De Bree, Raak, J. Fendr. P, Mack, B. Van Dyke, D. Grissen, B. Sandahl, D. Grissen, L. Rowell D Xskes J Lacey, C. Nyenhuis, Manager J. Buys. Second row: Manager J. Orring, N. Scheerhorn, J. Van Raalte, G. Bonzelaar, E. Gonzales B 'Iimmer W. Pippel. K. Lubbers, J. Victor, W. Kievit, J. Kempker, T. De Pree, R. Kolean, P. Dozeman, Manager D. Carlson. Third row Conch Qhurcr R. lsraels, R. Israels, P. Wiegerink, C. Fehring, V. Cook, D. Rogers, C. Visscher, R. Boeve, D. Bos, Il. Hoeksema, D. Plagenhof 'l Burns Page lfigbly-Six I. Ter Haar, Coach Sruirs. Varsity Football Holland High rebounded from a poor season last year to compile an impressive record of five wins, three losses, and one tie this season, one of the best in recent years. Coach Shearer, in his first year as Varsity coach, and Ned Stuits, his able assistant, sparked the Dutch to a Hne season. Thirteen of the thirty-seven boys who made the team in late August were veterans of last year's team. Jerry Victor and Carl Visscher were co-captains this season and both handed in stellar performances. Paul Mack and Blaine Timmer were elected co-captains at the end of the season for 1953. Some of the highlights of the season were the receiving of all-state honorable mention by Carl Visscher and the naming of jerry Victor to an all-state second team. Also, our defeat of a scrappy Cadillac team after an upset last season, should be considered a highlight. The following boys played their last games for Holland High School this season: Ed Israels, and Warren Kievit Ken Lubbers, Ron Boeve, Roger Holland We 7 Grand Rapids Creston -- Holland - 39 Cadillac ........... Holland -f- 7 Muskegon Heights ..... Holland - 26 Grand Rapids Catholic - Hollandf 7 Dowagiac ........... Holland - 20 St. joseph --- Holland f 14 Petoskey ....... Holland A 0 Benton Harbor -- Holland -- 14 Grand Haven ......... Won - 5, Lost - 3, Tied fl I 'z NM N... l hw Q, ff kg NRS lfirsz rum: ll. Coding, Cf. Ver Beck. P. Northuis, li. Kolezln, 'l'. Zylmun, P. Boersnm, F. lfrgxreumb. G. Cook, G. Becker. R. 'I'ornm'isl1, -I. linld urn, ll, lirouer, Mgr. Second row: D. Colts, T. Vander Yfalrer, J. Curr, T. Sanger, G. Brower, V. llykhuis. ll. Visscher. j. Hoeve, -I. Okrei ll. Bos, ll. Zimmermzm, D. Sullivan. Third row: Conch Norlin, I.. lixldvwll. G. Brmeve, C. Gflulwlllvc. T. Du Mez. D- ll4l0Fit-ZICF. K- lirlifilwl K. Russell, P. Beyer, B. Bouwmzln. H. Mulder, Couch Lonnell. Reserve Football l-lollnnrl High's reserve football team had lots of spirit and enthusiasm even though they lost .ull their games this year. They had fun and learned how to work together. They showecl good sportsmanship and we wish them more success in the future. They elected Cfnrl Ver Beek and 'lim Boeve as covcaptains tor the season. CIu.xch Connell Coach Nurlin Page lfigfrly-Ifigfrl 14' . I .Fi K .1 First row: Paul Van Kolken--Manager, Ken Armstrong, Mark de Velcler, Dean Vander Wal, Ron lsraels, Carl Visscher, Dick Plagenhof, jim Buys -Manager. Second row: Fred Weiss-Coach, jack Kempker, Paul Mack, Paul Beukema, Dave Bos, Run Boevc. Bob Van Dyke, Terry Burns. Varsity Basketball The most impressive season in the history of Holland High was registered by this year's varsity -a season marked by victory after victory and by record making statistics. This terrific team racked up seventeen wins with only two losses 4 each lost by one point! Our only defeat dur- ing the regular season was to Grand Rapids Central, but we later romped over them two games in a row. Until we bowed out to Grand Rapids South in the quarter-finals, we sailed along on a 13-game winning streak- the long- est in our history. We are very proud of this 13-man squad. Due to their fine teamwork, one of them was able to bring home special honors. Dean Vander Wal, our high scorer, set a new record by making 33 points against Creston in the Re- gional linals at Kalamazoo. By the end of the season, he had made an average of 19.7 points per game, His play- ing was tops and he made thetop, being singled out for All-State honors! The boys that made up this year's team had played to- gether since grade school. They shared the Southwest Conference championship with Muskegon when playing on the reserves in their sophomore year. By winning the regional trophy this spring, they brought to a fitting climax their many years of excellent ball handling and teamwork. Our varsity averaged 60.3 points per game while hold- ing our opponents to 48.9 per contest. As Coach Weiss would say, That's good scoring in any man's league. A wonderful team, a wonderful coach, and a hne sea- son. Again we knocked at the door to the State Champion- ship Throne Room, only to lose by one point. This brings back to mind the heart breaking game with High- land Park last year. However, in the minds of every Holland supporter is the knowledge that our team was second to none. SCHEDULE Holland Opponents 58 Ottawa Hills ..... . 41 65 St. joseph .,.. . 43 57 Grand Haven ................. A 38 52 G. R. Catholic Central .... 37 47 Grand Rapids Central ...... 48 59 Muskegon Heights ......... 54 52 Muskegon ..,.,....,... 46 63 Benton Harbor ..... 54 65 Grand Haven ...... 44 61 St. joseph ..,..,..,..,... , 55 55 Muskegon Heights ...... . 50 62 Muskegon .................r , 49 66 Benton Harbor ....,,.r..,,,,.,,, , 55 68 Grand Rapids Central .r..., . 52 65 Ottawa Hills ..,.......,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,., , 58 Regional Tournament 73 Grand Rapids Central .............. , 56 62 Battle Creek .,......,,....,,... . 42 63 Grand Rapids Creston ........... , 53 State Quarter-finals 54 Grand Rapids South ........r..............,.... 55 Page Eigbly-Niln 5456 Zuwztez 76aaZc'ata 7955 Dean Vander Wall Carl Viggfher Center Forward Kenneth Armstrong Ronald Isruels Center Furwnrd QI-W7 X 1 MikdVld PlMk 3 lr Cefuere er aguargc I , , l : - 5.1 4 so ' , - K Coach Fred Wfeiss Bob Van Dyke ' 1- Guard Page N iilvl y A 'll-rry Burns jack Kcmpker Guard Guard David Bos Forward Paul Beukcma Guard Manager jim Buys Manager Paul Van Kolkcn 'X 11--In xllll 45130 - - Z'-: Ill QICUIL I V!!l!l I I ' 'II ll I LE. Ronald Boeve Forward WX .G Dick Plagcnhof Forward 'im Amie Saw: cz ?7w,4eoZ feccvwl Page Niuvly-0110 35? f. . Ni Www - ' new Q 1 J K Q x, X 55 by I 0 .4 K? K ,D A ,A, . , -v ? k, 35 s, 4,31 A Egg? Q Q fisgfi. I ,,- W K ' qw A Mfwxw if ,g an fn 'G ...c E5 - lirsl rmx, li. Sandahl, ll. Visscher, VI. Van De XVege, C. Guulooze. li. bzlunders, D. Teusink. Second row: Manager, Sanger. 'l'. Gentry. P. linersma, D. Dykstra. G. Boeve, li, Plaggzeinars. j. Boeve, R. Doolittle. Coach Connell. SCHlZl1lll.lZ Holland Oppone 38 Ottawa llills .,,,,. ,......., . 40 St. joseph 38 Grand llaven 52 Catholic Central 41 Grand Rapids Central 51 Muskegon Heights . . ,, 41 Musliegon ,,,, , 33 Benton Harbor 56 Grand llayen .... 45 St. joseph , . . 33 Muskegon Heights ,,,, . 43 Muskegon ,,,.,,,..... 49 Benton Harbor ,,..,......., 7 ol Grand Rapids Central 51 Ottawa Hills .,,.,,,,,..... nts 50 51 50 Z8 -it six -'l S 'll ii 46 43 58 S6 67 60 Reserve Basketball Coach Bob Connell's reserve bas- ketball team ended the season with a 6-9 win-loss record. The boys lacked height this year but made up for it by being the hardest light- ing team coach Bob ever led. Little Bill Sandahl, who played guard with Dwayne QTigerj Teu- sink and Bob Saunders, paced the team by putting in 132 points for the season, Bill also was elected honorary captain by his team-mates. Closely following Bill for top hon- ors were forwards -lim Van De Wege with 118 and Hank Visscher with 95. Tiger Teusink led with his free throw percentage ot 6i.7C? and shot percentage was held by Jim Van De Wege' with a high of 39.11. Guards Phil Boersmn, Terry Gentry, Rog Doolittle, and jim Boeve also were very active. Other forwards who were high scorers as Coach Connell well as good rebounders were jerry Boeve, Elwood Plaggemars, and sharp shooter Dave Dykstra. Page Ixiilllvvl'-,l'lllt't Suited: juyce Kell er. Phyllis Ver Plank, joe Moran, Austin Buchanan, j. j. Riemersma. Ned Stuits. XY'illiam llornbaker. Standing. lrul Wins Dale Shearer, Gerrit W'iegcrink, james Hallan, Edward Damsun. Caroll Norlin. Rohcrr Connell. Dave Bos john Kempker. Athletic Council In general, the purpose of the Athletic Council is to encourage, promote, and super- vise an inter-scholastic athletic program for the Holland Public Schools, Members consist of the superintendent of schools, the athletic director, the junior high and senior high principals, all coaches of interscholastic sports, faculty sponsors of the Girls' Athletic Association and the Athletic Sisters, the mayor of the high school. one member of the Board of Education, and a representative from the community at Coaches large, Seated: Ned Sruits. Dale Shearer, Fred Weiss, j. j. Riemersma. Standing: Edward Damson, Carol! Norlin, Austin Buchanan. joseph Morin C cr ljrlgi' INij!lL'lv'l'-l'ifIl rit Wiegerink, Robert Connell, William Hornbaker. 4 f ' -it: , i. ll' BASEBALL First row: jack Kempker, Ron Boeve, jerry Victor, Dean Vander Wal, George Pierson, Terry Burns. Second row: Wayne Wesrenbriuek, Dick Yskes, jim Boeve, joe Okrie, Erwin Ter Haar, Bill Sandahl, Manager-Dean Sullivan. Third row: Coach Stuits, Dave Wolberr, Dick Plagenhof, Laverne Hoeksema, jerry Boeve, Bob Van Dyke. Spring Sports BASEBALL i An outstanding group of lettermen returned to spark Coach Stuits' baseball team this spring. Although the season was fair, the veterans as well as the spirited newcomers gained valuable experience in sportsmanship. TRACK Our track team, coached by Mr. Shearer, while not having an outstanding season, deserves much credit for their Hne sportsmanship, their determined efiorts, and hard work. GOLF From a nucleus of last year's letter winners, a good, hard-working golf team took shape under their new coach, Mr. Hornbaker, and played a successful season. TENNIS This year's tennis team, coached by joe Moran, was made up of a host of returning veterans. This well-bal- anced group strongly advanced, and was able to hold their own in their 15-match schedule, and the regional and state meets which followed. CROSS-COUNTRY Last fall's cross-country team, coached by Mr. Bu- chanan, won three and lost two meets during the 1952 season. The hi-lite of the season was the brilliant run- ning of Ron Den Uyl. Ron won every dual meet he entered and took second place at the state meet held in Ypsilanti. It took hard work on the part of all the boys, however, to give the team its victories of the season. Page Niuely-Ifire Girls' Athletic Association Come dressed as a song was the word around school as G.A.A. put on its first big party ol' the yearg prizes going for the best costumes. Besides this, bowling was in- troduced this year as a regular sport, as well as the old timers, volleyball and baseball. Tourna- ments were held to determine which teams would hold the champion title. Of course, the ever-popular tennis can never be forgotten. Another big project was the sale of the red and white bal- loons at the football Festivalg profits going to the annual Hon- or Banquet held in the spring at which awards are presented to deserving girl athletes. Behind the scenes of all these activities was Miss joyce Keller who devoted so much time to supervising the games and parties of the only girls' sports organization in H. H. S. TENNIS First row: Judy Bos, Roxanne Randoph. Alice Brink,Njoyce Alverson, Mary Sanger. Second row: Carol Luth, orma Harbin, Sally Damson, Del Schaeffer. Third row: Joyce XVolrers, Kay Scully, Margie Zickler, Cherrie Copeland, Mar- ilyn Van XVyke, Nancy Moran, Sonny Bouwman. BASKETBALL First row: Alice Brink, Carol Plakke, jo ce Alverson. Sec- ond row: Lois Ver hulst, Eleanor Geerling, Pat Wfalters. Mary Van Dyke, VOLLEYBALL lfirsr row: Alice Brink, Herma Boeve. Carol Plakke, Joyce Alverson. Second row: Eleanor Geerlings, Mary Meurer. Phyllis Brink, Pat Walters, Mary Van Dyke. Nancy Maatman. Below: l7eadeye Sanger making one of her famous hook shois. Page Ninety-Nina : A 'Z , : f: .. V is J so '-fwvvlvvv-vnbmdpa f .wa-X-may w ' N. 3 f vw A? X141 ,V X 'egg wig.. . sw , 5 Kqxgg , LKWMMW Wiewvuww Q .., ' ' K - WM-.W x K LEM ' ,'??x1-f ig? 1 x lar f?fX'SwsQfW1f' , ' A wifi qw S? M FSE? 4- Four har-semen V A ' I L ' A ,D Mr, Prins, Building and Ground Superintendent, has tharge 11ot only of Holland High hut of all our puhlic sthools, lle has heen witl1 L15 for seventeen years, is married and has three children. Nr, CJOSlL'l'lWL1.lI1, .1 niaintenante and repair man in H. H. S.. for two years, is married and has three trhildren. He is an ar1'hery li.ll'l and Ll lover of horses. Nr. Nan l11tten is lairly new around 1 J H.H.S. heing here only about a year, He is the inan you see working so hard on our lawns around the sthool, gardening heing his specialty. lle is niarried and has two children, Mr. Wotitlstrgi, hetter known as Sid , has been with Holland High lor nine years. He married .1 graduate ol' our sehool and they now have one child, Sid supervises the eonstrnetion and operation ol the stage, he- sides doubling as tirenian and repairinan. We all know that he is .1 very willing worker at all the dances and parties. Mr. Bouwman has lween here lior four years, He is mar- ried and the proud father ol' eight thildren, He works as Ll fireman and on repairs. hesides devoting time to night work here. As a sideline, he is a barber, having been in the trade for twenty-live years. Page Om' llnmlrwl Our e thrifty, HERFST STUD TI'ERMAN'S H FIRST NATIONAL BANK Depoxitf infured up lo 310,000 PEOPLE'S STATE BANK open a .ravingx acrount and keep DU MEZ BROS. 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