Holland High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Holland, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1956 volume:

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'feb bwNAgTf2AiJ5'1:TJBJ 'S3 MQW ' W, . , --,za Qwwwby XML' 'JM 3.P'fM,f 97 Page Two 1956 BOOMERANG STAFF Roy Kr.imer-Editor-in-Chief Martha De Groot-Associate Editor Mary Ann Cumerford-Associate Editor Tom Rgigains-Feature Editor Gretchen Boyd-Feature Editor jamie Mason-Sports Editor Dave Polich-Sports Editor Calvin Prince-Sports Editor BUSINESS MANAGER David Linn ASSISTANTS Linda Gordon Karen Damson Greta Masselink joan Carlson PHOTOGRAPHERS Bennett Young Ron Chandler Duane De Vries JUNIOR EDITORS Marilyn Kunkel Richard Oudersluys ADVISORS Mr. Robert Chard-Editorial Advisor Mr. Robert Van VoorheesiPhot4igraphy Advisor ,fear rv AWC3 ,Q QI 1 cl l I , I f vvlvb f W f'A. fq YN CQ, I - , V MMWWWWWWMM is J-by cj L7 Q1 ff, f 1 -1! n f P Xm ,. V fCDCA lx' Clxff S M- slol J-fifffl cf H-f'I 4? 1 if K A . fl V fa S S AGS, UIQ Q Cf ,ex C cz l L-of Ci ' f 5' ,,,...... j . l of z M e gf ,I-7 U, Lowa U- , ,f ., XX ,fQ ' L ' X B lxl Q..-Lx f V1 f Q5 my 111.19 Eg ,gfja X- I A, -+L , THE 1955 BUD EHAN Presented by the Senior Class of Holland High School Holland, Michigan Page Three X NX xx QNX X . ,,. X x sw Q54 , Ng, xx N X ,, .wwsxxw x FUHW!-XHIJ The 1956 Boomerang has been planned to bring back memories of a happy and successful high-school life. The staff has chosen the uboomerangu itself as the theme of the book and as the cover cle- sign. It is the sincere wish of the staff of the 1956 Boomerang that this book will cause all of the joyous and rewarding memories to come back to you even as the boomerang returns to its thrower. TABLE lllf b-. BOARD OF EDUCATION - - PAGE 8 ADMINISTRATION - - PAGE 9 FACULTY - - PAGE 10 S, SENIGRS l g T'4 PAGE 16 I , 1 .gfvziorj 4? UNDERCLASSMEN PAGE 40 ACTIVITIES A' PAGE 56 i f Am.-zffw TE TS MUSIC PAGE 78 SPGRTS PAGE 86 V, , 'if Z' 'VW f,f QQ' .11 f M ff' ' gi, ' , J ' 1 5 -, , -Q: 9 W1 , Wg-'72, ' 7 af 2 4, MA, , ,V W, , M ' , 10 I Wg ! , ff i! f, lg, If I -. , VZ H7 V noffi 1 1 I in ,... I. -,Q , A i N M ,J If ,Z V ,T f' wi . K' 1 . I Waldfc f .7,f1.L 6'-1 fl M ff .7,,..f4,,If 4' ,V Miami. !,, gn 5 f, I or ?7 'N':?mw-WML,'Q1 , A P Mg, 3. E W, , ,f 2 1' , W, M Q ,f VW ,,..,.v 1 X f' 1 C32 4 WK' W ZAICL'I'L'Al.5JllIOI1 SENIOR ACTIVITIES - - PAGE 116 SUBSCRIBERS - - PAGE 12-1 P1zgcSez'erz M rs. NY'illi1lm Hombirkcr Treasurer Sponge VG ,.,,g,,m,, MW' jj M,,fffff 'M , Carl C. Andreasen Mrs. john Wfinrer Vice President ,, if sl gl Bri E 'S -1 of '- ,5-yw, . 4 , i S 1 my X 1 Q, X fi j 5 Alvin j. Cook W james A. Hallam Lester -I. Kuyper PreSidE:r1I Seffelary Wm Wlendffll A- Miles Bernard Arendshorst jjlze gourd of iiclucafion The good education of youth has been esteemed by wise men of all ages as the surest foundation of the hap- piness both of private families and of commonwealthsf' - Benjamin Franklin Page Eigbl ADMINISTRATION Mr. John J. Riemersma, principal in charge of curriculum study: Mr. Edward Donivan, assistant superintendent: Mr. Austin J. Buchanan, senior high assistant principal: Miss Bernice Bishop, principal of .lunior High. Seated: Mr. Walter W. Scott, superintendent of schools. COUNSELORS Mr. Dale Shearer, boy's counselor: Miss Gladys Wiskamp, girls' counselor: Mr. Clifford Marcus, boys' counselor. -1 ' fa ps, I W5 .4 -A 5 Pm 1 'aww' Q, U l -, g gigs, .4 WM , -I wwf 'WX 1 X ff Z Q? ff' ' .fgclminifi frafion Pczgc Niue T Af is X X S V X fr V X f X it , .. a fa, . 0 as i 71- , f .Q , H N- J. ,. NN X rs-1-W, , l X X D N RX, 4' . X fi X X fin i- RX I xx . 'VEQNQ-'N tix M N- sv? 'X N ti x, r, L t N . N X s M X X v' X sn, X 3 'tag S X ' X i -a s ,, ,. ., ,, sm, sf ' f t. ff? '7 ii C , f V-4 w f Q I yf ff f f V s J' Z f f f ef f i s M f gf X f Mf f Afxh 7 ff W4W W X ff 4' , ., sf 'QQWV' if fp V I , f wf f g Wg, f , , s 577 1 if f if 2 , if Q Q, I , I if! if li --ff A ,,,,, -, X DOROTHY BRADISH, B.S and M.S Illinois Teachers Collegeg University of Wisciinsin English, Citizenship GARRELI. ADLER, B.S. Benton Harbor Comm. Collegeg XX'estern lxllCl!ll.ILllI1 lXl.S.C Agl'lCullLll'c', Biology JAMES A. BENNETT, B.S. Michigan Stateg Colunihia Teachers College BARBARA AMBELLAS, B.S. Oklahoma A. and M. Girls' Physical Eilucation Study Halls and Visual Aids TED E. BOEVE, A.B. RUTH BLEKKINK, A.B. and MA Hopeg University of Michigan Columbia University English I-Iopeg University of Michigan History, English M.A. JOAN BRIEVE, A.B. and Central Collegep Hopeg No rthwestern Latin, Girls' Counselor DORIS BROWER, A.B. and NLA. Hopeg Western State Collegeg Northwestern Typewriting RUBY CALVERT, A.B. and M.A. University of Iowag Iowa State Teachersg Northwesterng University of Michigan Speech, English LAVINA CAPPON, B.S. Michigan State Noimalg University of XX!isconsin Home Economics THEODORE CARTER, A.B. Central State Teachers College Mathematics, Bookkeeping Pllgl' T011 ARL BORLACE, B.S. and Northern Michigang University of Michigan Boys' Counselor M vc X 2 is i its V.. 1 vim , ,:Z fw:, 'iii ,Q ,K f ' ' -- -is ,3,f1?9lf, ' . fp fiigliq W :iz-N :www , .sit 'ri nm, ' 3.1 .G , T ,,, Mi :eff ' 2 IEW x i ii ,gjdgiiil f iii m Q ,gig We QL 5 , It s Qi' f. .-' . .. is , ru-'rs 1-L.. S, . ..si.,s-fs,,,.wv., -, Se, ,rmh -if ii! . , rg. '53,-ffs-:Y-feql.i V- :3fgf:L1..f.,,, ::, Herald, Senior Advisor University of Wycwniingg University of California History, Senior Advisor Hopeg Western Michigan General Science, Math ADELAIDE DYKHUIZEN, A.B. and M.A. Northu estern: L'.S.C.g Hope English JUDITH EVANS, B.S. Western Michigan Home Economics CAROL GARGANO, A.B. North Park junior College: Michigan State College English ROBERT ESHELMAN, B.S. Western Michigan Wood Shop WILLARD S. FAST, B.M. and M.NI. Western Michigang Milliken U.g University of Michigan Music DONALD GEBRAAD, B.S. and M.A. Western Michigan Type, Cooperative Training ROBERT D. CHARD, A.B. and M.A. Hopeg University of Michigan English, journalism, Boomerang, ROBERT CONNELL, A.B. and M.A. Coe Collegeg University of Michigan Boys' Physical Education, Cross Country, Reserve Basketball EDWARD DAMSON, A.B. and M.A. Hope: University of Michigang VIRGINIA DE WITT, B.S. and M.S. Western Illinois State Collegeg University of Denverg Indiana University Commerce LEONARD DICK, A.B. and M.A. LUCILLE DONIVAN, A.M. Western Michigang University of Wisconsin Librarian 4 7 ,M , f f, QL 4 1 , V '22 f W Z gf , .,,.,,, f f Aff Q N :il , : ' f ' f if f , Q f ff ffig. ,,,, ,..,, y 5 'QQ' f, X' -L I Q ,.i., X f ,5 s , 0 1 0 Z , fi Q Q 1 g l V ,S SS I All if S i X b:l25':EI2.:::..,-,I H F 1 'lf N' X Page Eleven Iinivcrsity of Michigan Senior' Advisor ARTHUR C. HILLS, M.M. University of Michigan Band, Orchestra University of Illinois Biology, Golf WILBUR J. JOHNSON, A.B. and B.S. Michigan Stateg Northern Michigan Chemistry CARLETON KELCH, M.M. Northwestern Orchestra JAN WILLEM G. KIEVENAAR, Ph.D., A.B. Bachelor of Philosophy, M.A. Fulbright Exchange from Netherlands U. of Leiden, U. of Utrecht History HAROLD KUIPER, A.B. LOUISE KRUM, B.5. Westerng Hopeg Chicago Art Institute Art Calving Iowa State Teachers College Special Education Page Tzvelve VERNE KUPELIAN, B.S. and M.A. Ohio State History ERVIN D. HANSON, A.B. and M.A. HlSIUfV, LIlWCl'IIlIIL'IIf, Iiconoinics, VIDA HARPER, B.S. and iM.S. Illinois State Normal Universityg U, of Dc-nverg Indiana U. Mathematics and B.M. WILLIAM K. HINGA, A.B. Hopeg Western Michigan History WILLIAM R. HORNBAKER, A.B., M.S., B.S. SHIRLEY IND, A.B. University of llflichigang Kalamazoo College French, English NN ww N X 'Q QS I' Q Z. 4' .sas-5 ' . X A HARVEY LAMAN, B.S. and M.A. Hope: Westerng U. of M. Machine Shop MARGARET LASHUA, A.B. Hopeg Bryn Mawrg Middlebury College Spanish School Spanish ROBERT LESLIE, B.S. and M.A. University of Michigan English, History RICHARD MARTIN, B.S. and M.A. K Westerng U. of M. ...,,.-A JANE MCDONALD, B.S. Indiana Lfg Ball State Teachers College Girls' Physical Education Mechanical Drawing JOSEPH W. MORAN, B.S. and M.A. Michigan State Normalg University of Michigan Athletic Director HARRIET MULDER, A.B. and M.A. Westerng U. of M. Latin, English LINNEA NELSON, A.B. and Ferris Instituteg Westerng U. of M.g Columbia U. Commercial Subjects WILLIAM NOYD, B.S. and M.A. Western Michigan College I Reserve Football, Drivers' Education DON OOSTERBAAN Hopeg U. of M.g M.S.U. Drivers' Education I W QU- CLIFFORD MARCUS, A.B. and M.A. I-Iopeg University of Michigang Calvin Social Problems, Boys' Counselor CLARA McCLELLAN, B.S. Albiong Westerng Michigan State Normal Algebra 1 V ' . Nsirrzw Page 'I'l1ii'few1 HANNAH PARKYN, A.B. and M.A. Hillsdale Collegeg Ll, uf INI, Matliematics ELIZABETH POPPEMA, A.B. Calving Hope Study Halls - X 'K E X Q ' ERNEST POST, A.B. and M.A. A - U. of M.g M.S,U.g Hope Psy 3, ' Baseball, Math, Football it EUGENE PRINE, .A.B. Western Michigan College CLARA REEVERTS, A.B. and 1 R Bradley Universityg Hopeg University of Michigan I Bible, Geometry, Advanced l t r l DALLAS RUCH, B.S. and M.A. Indiana State Teachers College' Bradleyg Purdue, Michigan Printing VERNON SCHIPPER, A.B. and M.A. Hope, Michigan State English, History MARION SHACKSON, B.S. and M.A. Central Michigang Western Michigan, U. of M. English DALE SHEARER, B.S. and M.A. Michigan State College Chemistry, Biology, Football ROBERT SLOCUM, A.B. and M.A. Michigan State College n Director of Vocational Education Page Fonrleeu L. H. STILLWELL, A.B. Lake Forest Universityg Michigan State College English, Forensics M.A. Algebra RAYMOND ROTH, B.M. and NLM. Carthage Collegeg Milliken University University of Illinois Instrumental Music NED STUITS B.S. and M.A. Western Michigan , Boys' Physical Etlucation, Baseball 'HQ A3 - J Michigan State College CARD TODD Western Michigang Hope Machine Shop HAROLD TREGLOAN, A.B. and M.A. Shop, Mechanical Drawing ca, 'wa lll.l.IAN VAN DYKE, A.B. X Hopeg U. of Chicagog Duke Universityg U. of Michigang Western ' English CARL VAN LENTE, A.B. and M.A. Q I-Iopeg University ot Michigan Yffi -f vv.V Citizenship 1.5.1 I L . ,. . X ROBERT VAN VOORHEES, A.B. und M.A. XXYCSYCFHQ Case Institute of Tech. Physics, Math, Photo Activities ESTHER VEEN HUIS, A.B. and M.S. Westerng Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College Home Economics FRED WEISS, A.B. and M.A. Kalamazoo Collegeg lj. of Mg Northwestern University American History. Modern History, Basketball GLADYS WISKAMP, A.B. and M.A. University of lllinoisg La Escuela lnteramericana de Verano- Silltllltr, MCXlC4m CYNTHIA S. YNTEMA, A.B. and M.A. Western Michigang Columbia Teachers College Mathematics NOT PICTURED: MILDRED VAN LENTE, A.B. Michigan State College Citizenship, English fa am! 1 l ' 7 Q Z- if Q 1 Z 5 ' va. H, , .qi V 642 W V P ia gi. 1 472 f Z fs sf f X 4 f f 7 t , Z K -if , ,,-,V ,, 235 ' '521'1Z: f Q? M f C V yy, f 1 I J x , I 37 W 5 ty ,, if . X .1 f I . .... .4 .ff-5-1' Y .-EZ! ':l+' CNE V .,4':1v., ' -N C. MCALLISTER, B.S. FERN SNYDER, A.B. and M.A. 'Ffh Westerng U. of Michigang Western Michigang Chicago Universityg i Northwestern Westminster School of Music A Citizenship English J Page lfifleau 4 .Mad agazine campaign xecufiue ommiffee enior Clyadai laondord ,Z K ?f 4 X' 4? ,fm , ,Z f2!sss:.. F ,, 1? '- -N., Aww Page Sixteen 5... j1'cAef Sa Q5 eniom Page Eighteen Hunnr Students V Wk gif? SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS-Seated: Calvin Prince, Linda Gordon, Mary Ann Cumerford, Carolyn Borr, Eldon Roy lx Mary Ann Cumerford Barbara Emrnick Virginia Top Barbara Folkert Linda Gordon Charles Lemrnen Shirley De Ridder Ann Marie Kleis Roger Potter Dawn Poppen John Kleinheksel Judith Nykamp Thomas Protsman Arloa l-lamelink Joan Tellman Yvonne Dalman Gordon Hoeksema james Weener Elizabeth Oosterhof Bruce Brink Gretchen Boyd William japinga Roger Kleinheksel Standing: Mr. Hanson, Mr. Chard, john Kleinheksel, Mr. Damson. Senior El:-155 Hunur Hull Eleanor Kay Ten Brink Marcia Bouws Kenneth Brink Leslie Bosch LaVonne Barkel jane Hohmann Elaine Vander Werf Gerda Boeve Martha Ann De Groot Betty Koops Marilyn Weller Sylvia Vanden Brink jan Robbert Joan Carlson Norman Brumm David Polich Phyllis joostberns joan Roos Janice Walters Harriet Slag Karen Damson Calvin Lamoreaux Kenneth Lugten is Fred Tubergan jack De Long Ruth E. Walters Ronald Chandler Carl Weiss Marjorie Zickler Eleanor Mouw Carol Piers Sheridan Shaffer Phyllis Welch Bennett Young Heide Bekius Carol Beckman Evelyn Van lwaarden Rena Lou Burns Evelyn Spykerman John Stryker Nicaea Earabee Coralee Kaepernick Stuart Post Mary Ann Vander Yacht Barbara Ditrner Eileen Eendt Page Nzueleuz Thomas Lee AHIICS Lavgnne Jgan Bafkel Beatrice Joyce Arends Naomi Ruth Atwood .4 MN? ui in Terry Cecil Beck jack Leroy Bell Carol Arm Beckman Idamae Bekius Robert Peter Bernecker Ffedfifk Borgman Page Tuwzly Reemer Alden Boersma Gerda jane Boeve Carolyn Ann B01-f Leslie Joyce Bosch john Bos Clayton Stuart Bosch Q f s MQW W2 ,ff , , XVanda Lee Bosma Kenneth Lee Bouwman Barbara Ann Bosman Paul Alan Bouman WN Blarcia Elaine Bouws Colleen Joy Bradlield Gretchen Ann Boyd William C. Boyle TW-T f---'- , . 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Dalman Page Tweuly-Two Mary Ann Cumerford Patricia Lou Daining 1 Karen Mary Damson Gerrit De Boer Yvonne Dangremond Kathleen Joyce Datema Leota Mae De Feyter Carla jeane De Koeyer Martha Ann De Groot Beverly joy De jonge Esther Blae De Koster jack Wiley' De Long Dale Lee De Kraker Larry De Kraker Wimwfwmx yay-7 , ff ' V ,fa 'va - , :, .-'ksfxg rf 4 ff fe z f LVM ' I , H 0 4 Q 1 if , , ,, ,ff , f ,NN wr V - Ovgz-walwlr ' Q , 4 11:13-.fz V .:.,..::5,.:g:.::.E55f:: 4 Shirley Ann De Ridder Laurie De Vriem Richard Louis Den Uffl Duane Allen De Vries Page Tuwzly-T11 we Carlene Ann De Witt Ralph G. Dokter Ronald Keith Disbrow Barbara Ann Ditmer R T Karen joan Dozeman Dorothy Mae Dykhuis Myrna Jeanne Dyke Willard john Dykens f fy QW' 9. If Erwin Dale Dykstra Hikmat G. I. Al-Khouri Page Twwzly-Four Ronald Lynn Dykstra Robert jay Ebels Barbara Ann Emmick Leroy Vernon Fogerty Nicaea Lugenia Farabee Eileen Ann Fendt Barbara Ann Folkert Richard Paul Francomb Lloyd Clinton Folkert Marlene Kay Folkert fm Laura Joan Freeman Flora Vasquez Garcia Helen Faye Freriks Darwin M. Fuglseth George Ismael Garcia Linda Megan Gordon Robert Lee Godxng Corina Maria Gonzales 1 ff aa Roberta Ann Green Arloa jean Hamelink Verna Elaine Grotenhuis Terrence Grotler IL Page 'I-ll'6'I1l'1'-Fil? lv., Linda Lou Hamelink George jay Heidema Douglas Hazen Hamlin Nancy Carol Hanson Ronald jay Hilbink Gordon james Hoeksema Scott Douglas Hilbink William Colfax Hill ? WW yo C , fb f SJW VQ0 'f f y , ,V ,ji ,f ., 'J , , , My 6 - , f, GW ,j Z gf Wfilliam jackson Fr Pdge Twwlly-Six Q r 1 Terry Lee Hofmeyer Howard jay Hulsman jane Elizabeth Hohmann Bonnie Rose Hovenga 'awww Arlon Hugh jongekrijg sink Robert jaclinig Willian1 H. japinga Phyllis Elaine joostberns Terry john Kaper Barbara jean jurries Cora Lee Kaepernik Kathleen Marie Keane janice Ruth Kiekintveld Donna Lea Kempl-:ers Sue Ellen Kennedy Jerome Howard Klein Ann Marie Kleis john Robert Kleinheksel Roger Edwin Kleinheksel A f W g fm R 1 wk... 5x,j,Xf W o e,io, R Thomas Andrew Klomparens Herman Koning Mary Lou Kolean Calvin Robert Koning Page Tu'ef1!y-Sezwz Patricia Ann Koning Betty Lou Koops Willis Carl Kraai Janice Rae Kootstra Eldon Roy Kramer Calvi n Gene Lamoreaux Barbara Lou Kroeze Karen Rose Lam Gerald L. Lasswell Page Twenty-Eight ' r i f Jon Terry Lindgren Charles Jerome Lemmen joan Elaine Lemmen David B. Linn rw V - X ' V f n Y ,, lx 7 OX I x X f I :x ' f X N : X Xu! ,M X 3 1 we M M. W' wrliikkmkkfiax X L L e , we :X AN I fs , f X Zffa f .,.-, We 1 W 7 z f , . 1' Kenneth Wfayne Lugren jack Duane Loyer Carole Ann Lugten 1 Albin Conrad Lundquist james Anne Mason Paul Marcotte Greta Jeane Masselink A 'M Judith Ellen Meurer James Adrian Moes XVilliam I.. lNIiller Robert D. Minnema james Eugene Mokma Wilma Jean Morris Dolores May Moomey Janice E. Moon Eleanor Jean Mouw Leroy Dale Nieboer Carlene jo Myrick Richard Dale Neerken li. Page Tu'e11!y-Nine Ronald W. Nienhuis Judith Evone Nykamp Carole Jane Nies Carol Joann Nieuwsma Elizabeth Joan Oosterhof Patricia E. Peters Joyce Arlene Overbeek Thomas Jay Overbeek Carol Ann Piers David William Polich James Lester Plaggemars Frances Lee Polack Dawn Annette Poppen Calvin Wilbur Price Page Thirty Stuart H, Post Roger Allen Potter ll: Judith Irene Price Phyllis Mae Prins Roger Dale Prince Betty Lou P1-ins Norman D. Riksen George Fredick Protsman Jennie Z. Riker Thomas Vinson Protsman Thomas D. Ragains Wir 4 Barbara jane Romans jan Louis Robbert Linda Lou Rolfs joan Carol Roos Beverly jean Luhbers Edward Martin Ruhlig Donald Lee Rus Page Thirty-Oils Arthur F. Sas. jr, paul Schepej Mnrdella Schampet Doreen Gay Scheerhorn Stephen Carl Schmidt Kenneth Lee Sebasta Ivan James Schreur Mary Kathleen Scully Lynda Lou Serie Harriet Ann Slag Page 'Ifvirly-Tuio Sheridan Scott Shaffer Edward Charles Shidler Mary jane Slighter Lois jean Smith Marlene joy Smeenge Betty jean Smith Rosalie Ann Smith Larry Ross Souder Louise Elaine Snellenberer Alma Soderberg Beatrice Mae Steggerda Lila jane Stremler james Anton Sreininger William Alfred Steininger ,,, Eileen Marie Streur J ohn A. Stryker ,, Russell M. Tague, jr. 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Van Kampen Thomas Gordon Van Putten Gertrude Ruth Van Lente Carol Joyce Van Nuil W W f ff A W Robert Dale Van Wieren Dale Vanden Brink james Russell Vande Poel Sherri A. Van den Bosch Shirley Ann Vanden Brink john E. Vander Ven Sylvia Vanden Brink Lyle Keith Vander Haat Elaine Rae Vander Werf Peter R, Veen Dirk jay Vander Yacht Maryann Vander Yacht jg Page Thirty-Fire We ,, . .. ,, 1 ' -L XY X K f' E , sg XXQ NNE c A , ixh We I :J Glenn Veldheer Phyllis Marlene Vliem Lee Calvin Ver Hoeven Terry Don Ver Hulst s . I W, XV , Ac. N S is Karl A. Von Ins Joyce Elaine Walters Janice Ann Walters Joyce Elaine Walters Page Tbirly-Six Marilyn Jean Walters Carl Russell Weiss Ruth Elaine Walters James Hugh Weener J , K , c wa cky Knlnlr 3 V -, . , 2. ,wi 1, H :- -We I . ' . 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WN JUNIORS NOT PICTURED: Carl Hallett Terry Hofrrieyer Darrel Huff Brian Hyma Roger Jansen Hewit Johnston Gerrit Kars Delwin Kempers Phyllis Kunkel Beverly Lubhers Kenneth Mortensen Jack Mrozinski Karen Naber john Nonhol Terry Otting Richard Oudersluys Donald Pitcher Gene Ryzenge i Wfiltlsrlitit , Vlfinter .lohn Wintei' Willis Witteveen Virginia Yates Linda Yntema Sylvia Bill Patricia Zeedyk Barbara Zoet Dale Zoet Sandra Zuber Lanny Zylman Benjamin Groenewoucl Carl Simpson Leland Somers Janet Soucler Dale Streicher Joan Tanis Davis Van Doornik Bruce Van Nuil Jack Van Slooten Sherwin Vliem Carl Wassink Karen Young , , aff V' x , ,,,,A at ' X A ' , v' 4 ., ' X4 Z, ' , fag, X, , W W if Standing: Mr. Stuits, Keith Bosch, Patricia Hower, Linda Nyhoff. Miss Blekkink, Bruce Van Leeuwen. Snphnmnra Class Hnnnr Hull De Pree. 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I I , BWI , Z- fa f Wy - .,,, , 1 WQQ ' X ,, ' my Q l Page Fifly-Four lanis Ten Have Betty Ten Broelce Cornelius Ten Voorde Sandra Ter Haar Allan Teusink Sharon Teusink Sidney Tiesenga .Indy Topp Bill Tornovish Janet Vanden Bos Roger Van Den Berg Sara Van De Poel Paul Vander Wege john Vander Schaaf Marcia Vander Maat Sally Vande-riest Patricia Vander Beek james Van Dyke ,loan Van Dyke Steward Van Dyke Mary Van Haitsma Leon Van Harn JoAnne Van Houten Ruth Van Howe Bruce Van Leeuwen ,lacilyn Van Oosterhout Mary Van Raalte Judith Van Til David Van Tubbergan Larry Van Wieren .Janis Veeder Cheryl Veen june Veldheer Marsha Veldheer Howard Veldhotl ,Iafqueline Ver Hey Beverly Ver Hnet Barbara Veurink David Visser Juyre V05 Judy Vos Patricia Wagner' lanet XX'alker Ronald Wizlters Robert Xwanroory Dun Wzrssink Sherwin Xxfeener Delores Wfesterhuf Carol Wey'enbei'g lim Wlieelei' Ida Wfiersma ,ludy Wilber h'Ill1'Y XWllS0l'1 Mary Wfilterdink M, lv 1 judy Winterink , Patricia Witteveen .-.1 f as 7 ' ,M 7 I 4 f , ' Donald Woldring 4.4: 4 L ' gf ff Ronald Woldring f MT, 'W ' 7 Mary Woods fe if S 5 :2 '-f-. - i I Susan Wright W ' , -,Q ' Cherie Yost . - ' All , A ' Lorelei Ziel h Q XM, 1 'ff' I Marcia Zwiers M A 7 'W V? ' 5 k H l' k i l 'Se 5 'WZ V ' f' 247' Q ' ' 0 Jagfomalgridn Q f Z f , , Linda RMU V ,, M 4 Q fr ' ' 1 R A R f' X 1 ass I ' X 21.2-X KSN K - , ,M Paul Sx1lC saws L '4 5 Delores De XX'eerd , f17 ' ' wg rf SOPHOMORES Nor PICTURED: Richard Antas Donald Garvelink Marilyn Prince Robert Arends Richard Granskog Ronald Prins Larry Blackburn Allen Guilford Shirley Prins Sharon Boersema Lois Haworth Marianne Sas Ralph Broolchouse Sandra Hoeve Darrell.Seyler Vern Brower Joel Howard Ruthie Smith i ff. fd. gli Ruth Ann Burd S Betty johnson Richard Stille Ddle Damg Ronald johnson Lloyd Timrner Arthur De Feyter Sandra Johnson Charles Vander Hill Harold Dekker Leon Iordan Karel Vander Lugt Ben-y Depfge Larry Kammeraad Carol Van Duren Dale De Ridder Jerry Keel Jim Van Duren Delores De Wleerd La Vern Kleeves jim Van Hel-:ken ' Wasfne Dirkse Dennis Kolean Wayfne Van Nuil Randy Driesenga Shirley Kruithotf William Walters Dave Droogef jirnrny Long Doreen Waterway Beniamin Folkert Ernest Marier David Weller Rex Foss Grace Miles Shirley Weyschede '- Earl Woldring Earl Miller Carl Moomery Carroll Morphy Sandra Paauwe Howard Pippel Charles Plaggemeyer L' r Zoerman JW Page Fifty-Fire E ws- A k if - J.. I T1 -.-A . 3. . A : . ff. ,V 1' ,. ww S11 , ,Mn wr, ,E ' f T, ,, , , l Q, -, fx KX Q M 7 A W 95,5 f 1 M. ff , V, f ff 4 V , f --vs, W' W, Y' ,4 I, X9 A -J ru, M 2 .. M, V' 44. f W VW 'nel f W , . ff w . ' ,, M Wif'-H n 9 If 'W ,, ' ff mf !K1.,,fW WV' ,f 1 MWWM' , :Z ' 2 awww' .14 fiuified W Page Fifty-Swell wwe Katy Keane Clerk Stuart Post judge john Stryker Mayor Student Ilnunnil Seated: Karen Damsong Ron Van Dykeg Dawn Poppeng Lindy Streurg Dave Polich: Pat Oonk joLee Hurlbutg Connie Cook. Bruce Brink Chief of Police Verna Grotenhuis Treasurer v Standing: Tom Bosg Fred Protsmang Terry Lindgren: Tom Ragainsg Bob Van Wfiereng Dave Linn: Margo Munro. Page Fifty-Eigbl Dutch Treat Week: Tom Ragains. Decorating for Blues in the Night : Terry Lind- Holland High foster Gret Boyd. gren, Ring Plagenhof, Karen Damson. jo Lee Hurlbut. Student Euunlzil Many of the lasting memories of the 1955-56 school year were provided for us by the Student Council. Under the leadership of Mayor john Stryker and their advisor, Mr. Buchanan. the Council carried out a successful year filled with many worthwhile and enjoyable activities. XY'e will all remember such Council sponsored activities as the coronation with the theme Autumn Leavesng the Blues in the Night, the semi-formal danceg Dutch Treat XY'eek and its appropriate theme, Seventh Heaven. The Council was also engaged in such activities as the selling of football programs, the collection of money for the Salvation Army and the City Mission, helping Mr, Rie- mersma with the curriculum study, and revising the Constitution of Holland High School. Selling football programs: Ron Chand' ler, Ervin Dykstra, Harriet Slag. Barb Bogman, Council dance Blues in the Night. Christmas Asse child: Kim. mbly. Page Fifty-Nine Roy Kramer, editor, Mary Ann Cumerforcl, co-e Mr. Chard, facult Left: Tom Ragains, feature editorg Lyn Gordon, assistant- feature edi- torg Gretchen Boyd, feature editor, Karen Dnmson, assistant editor. Lower Left: Sports editors, Dave Polich, jamie Mason, Calvin Prince. Page Sixiy ditorg Martha Ann De Groot, co-editorg y advisor. Bunmeranq Bnartl The Boomerang staff presents you with this compila- tion of memories of the 1956 school year. Like a true boomerang, may this book often bring back recollections of this school year. Lower Right: Duane De Vries, photographer: Ron Chandler, pho tographerg Dave Linn, business managerg Ben Young, photographer Seated: Greta Masselink and joan Carlson, assistant associateieditors W! ,,.,,-1 1' ! li! Q 5 ,A ,- dh T ' h-Left to Right: Mr. Chard, Cul Prince, Dave Paulich, Karen Damson, Lyn Gordon, Tom Rgpmins, C nter lett- I2iJclL1algIOLlilii2rsE1lif? and flellarigfnt Kunkel, iunior editors. Center right-Ben Young and Mr, Chard. Lower left-Buomeruml Cl1I'lSlI11tlS I-lusty-Lett to Right: Dave Pollch, Roy Ixramer, Cal Prince, and joan Carlson. Lower right-Karen DQIIUSLID and Lyn fiordun. Pugv Sixfy-Orze wi' 'X WNW 'His-'G' Winn? 1 'Ax iz IHS 'I'iip-iwmrud: Ylamn 'I'cIlm.m .ind Rurh Wkilrcru. Smnding: Lindy Streur and Mr. Lhnrd. Lanier-Lcfi to Right: Ron Ililbink. Lvn Gordon Ruth V.iri Dyke, Lind.1 Ihimclink, incl.: Minbclink, Carol Cook. Lower left-Left to Right: Ilcrmzin Koning. Mr. Ruch, Larry prinsv 'Rmlmd Tign An Sins. Luwcr right-Scnlcdr Myrna Dyke, judy Vain Leeuwen, Karen Young. Marilyn Kunkel, Mary lillcn Srcketec. Standing: Scott Hilhink L lim Mines, Roy Kramer. jack Huizenga. Tum V.in Puriun. ' ' Piigv Sixly-Tzro f ifqyi' K Sf -s ek. M ,gf - W ss sw Q one wma C X 'fb ?T '7W P 2 ei NXXK.. Co-Fditor Ruth Walters Announcer Roy Kramer and Herald of the Air Advisor, Mr. Bill Gargano Ilerald The Herald Staff is a very industrious group which brings our news about school to us in an edition published every three weeks. Under the able assistance of their advisor, Mr, Robert Chard, the 1955-1956 Herald Stal? published the most professional paper ever. The reporters not only covered so completely each news item, sport story, and feature but also supported two of the biggest senior projectsg namely the Magazine Campaign and the Senior Play. It's wonderful to look back and see how the fine work of the whole staff kept us informed on our Student Council, Police Court and Library. Our thanks go to the co-editors Ruth Walters and joan Tellman and also to the whole staff for a great paper. Mr. Chard, and Herald C0-Editors Ruth XValters and joan Tellman ww ' 4 .,' Q 44 if , 7 4 ,V f Q2 ' Z A! fe? 1 Page Sixty-Tlnec Bill Hill i Lindy Srreur 132' Mr. Chard, Director Ns xi.-: 1 1 Q rx Aj Marcin Bouws Bill Ki-gigqi joan Roos ' O f l lflfl Q LL Senior Play East Lizzie, the maid il,.ll, ...... D awn Poppen Agnes Carol ...i,i, iiiiY,iii,,iiil J oan Roos Howard Carol ,oo.,,Y., ,o,,,,. C harles Lemmen joan Carol, age 18 .......i. ,,w,w. N iced Farabee Jeannie Carol, age 16 .....,,. oo.oY. lv Iarcia Bouws Ginger Carol, age 14 .......,.ii,,.o,,, ...... L indy Streur Eddie Davis, loans boy friend ...,,..,.,,,. ,...Y,. B ill Kraui Tommy Green, Gingers Boy Friend .,...,i ,,.,,, S tuart Post Mr. Wilsoii, the high school principal r,s,,,, ,,,,,i, C al Prince Ed Hoffman, I-loward Carols boss rs,,,YV ,,,s,, B ill Hill Page Sixly-Fam' , muah :minimum Chuck Lemmen Nicea Fai-abee Cal Prince or inger Seninr Play The Senior Play this year was a shining example of the class of 1956. Breaking the records of recent years, the play, directed for the first time by Robert Chard, proved to be a wonderful success. Much of the success of Time Oni for Ginger is due to Mr. Damson and Prof. Hanson. our class patrons, as well as those who worked on the business and production staffs, and those who did such a wonderful job with ticket sales. Dawn Poppen it . .N ' , 't ' si ff X f f ff if., 'QW' 'iff fat X fwfy ff OH Wire Z W , , ff! ff X f ' if Stuart Posr B arb Emmick, Student Director H Left: Publicity Committee-Karen Damson, Bob Van Wfieren, Barb Emmick, jane Hohman. Kay Ten Brink. ' 1 'Ck Sl C mmirtee-Standing: Rosemarie Brink, Bea Steggerda, Yvonne Dangremond, Heidi Bekins, Barb K o . V ' B k ll, giiltld lvrgsselinkfi gzateld: Virginia Top, Carolyn Borr, hay Keane, Mart De Groot, Roy Kramer, Cnrlene De Witt. I Eze Onme ar e Page Sixty-Fire First row, front to back: Shirley De Ridder, Marilyn Wfoldring, Karen Damson, Ruth Van Dyke. Second row, front to back: Nicea Farabee, Virginia Top, jane Hohman, Arloa Hamelink, Cora Kaepernik. Third row, front to back: Charles Lemmen, Joan Roos, Martha De Groot, Lloyd Folkert, Carl Weiss, jerry Lasswell. Fourth row, front to back: Lindy Streur, Mary Ann Cumerford, Roy Kramer, Frank Thomas, Tom Protsman, Buzz Boersma. Fifth row, front to back: jim Vande Poel, Linda Gordon, Elizabeth Oosterhof, Linda Hamelink, Ruth Walters, Dave Linn. Sixth row, front to back: joan Tellman, Barbara Emmick, Carolyn Borr, Dolores Moomey, Carol Cook, Barb Bosman. Seventh row, front to back: Cal Prince, jamie Mason, Heide Bekins, Mary jane Slighter, Beatrice Steggerda, Harriet Slag. Eighth row, front to bade: john Kleinheksel, Yvonne Dangremond, Gretchen Boyd, Sylvia Vanden Brink, Eileen Fendt, Kay Keane. Standing, back: Mr, Damson, Prof. Hanson, Mr. Chard. Maqazina Campaign The class of 1956 has a right to be proud of the wonderful work which they did on their magazine campaign. These super salesmen broke all previous records by going over the 311,000 mark in sales. The class officers, ticket managers, and row chairmen headed the class in the sales campaign. Mr. Damson, Mr. Hanson, and Mr. Chard, the class sponsors, helped to spark the project with a spirit of determination. Seated: Linda Gordon, Mary Ann Cumerford, joan Tellman, Barbara Emmick, joan Roos, Mar jim tha De Groot, Mr. Vande Poel. Lindy Streur, Roy Kramer, Carolyn Borr, Cal Prince. Standing: Chard, Mr. Damson, Prof. Hanson. ,: .1 1.4. ':':'- X f 'Y '17 ,: C ',:'Q Y ...J X ' , . 1 at . .... at -.2 a 35 ::::::':-' M m ' 1 Z' ,, r ,,,.. ,,,.,,,M-- if Page Sixty-Six .W-.Xa Ms ' Q 5 i..,,. ,. ' E My j rea- L ,,,,., Qiiw 1 5 Topg joan Tellman. joan Roos. Barbara Emmick, john Kleinheksel, Mar.l :1 De Groot, Marv Ann Cumerford. Center. seated: Roy Kramer and Carolvn Borr. Standing: Prof. Hanson, john Kleinheksel, Linda Gurdon. Lower left: Carolyn Borr. Luwer right: Tum Protsmun. Page Sixty-Suz'v11 Enllaqe and Career Hay Hnard Many students' futures were in- tluenced by what they heard and learned on College and Career Day, january 12, Mr. Harold Work- man, a businessman from Muske- gon, gave an interesting and infor- mative talk entitled Something for Something. College representatives and professional men, among oth- ers, were here to aid in choosing a vocation. First Row: Karen Damson, Harriet Slug, jo Lee Hurlbut, Chuck Lemmen. Second Row: Mr, Marcus, Miss XY'iskamp, Mr. johnson, Miss Nelson, Mr. Kievenaar, Mr. Gebraad. Mr, Shearer. Page Sixly-lfiglvl f 'W5N Xv Assmnbly Huarrl The educating and entertaining assemblies obtained by the Assem- bly Board, under the guidance of Miss Ruby Calvert, will always be remembered. Among those interest- ing guests were Robert Kazmayer, news analyst and world traveler, Larry Tobler, banjo player, and The Theatre of Mr. Poe. First Row: Miss Calvert, Bennett Young, Gret Boyd. Second Row: Ron Chandler, Tom Ragains. ya-mmf-s,,.,.,,,,, Ms Historical Huaril Recording assemblies, school proj- ects, activities, and other important events during the year was done by the Historical Board under the di- rection ot Miss Doris Brower, lfirst Row: Phyllis Welch, Miss Brower. Second Row: Terry Lindgren, Tom Prots- man, Keith Van Holt, Fred Prgtgmdn, Park Beard Under the instruction of Mr. Hornbaker this board keeps our school grounds looking neat and attractive. The planning ot all the tlower beds is the duty of the board. First Row: Marianne Wultcrsg -Ioan Curl- song Dave Polich. chairman: Roy Kramer. becond Ron: Lloyd Tinholt: Mr. NYilli.im R. Hnrnbalier. advisor: Calvin l..imure.iux. if Pnliee and Safety Beard A very essential part ot the stu- dent government ot Holland High School is the Police and Safety Board. This board has continued the method of using .1 small H sticker for all registered cars, bicy- cles, and scooters. Holland High School has one ot' the fevv vvorking judicial branches of student government in the state. First Row: Bill Hill, Bob 'I hiimpmn, hlerry De XY'aarCl. Terry Otting. Second Row: Kenneth Brink, Sheridan Shutter, Prank Thomas. Richard Oudersluys. Mr. XYilliiim Floyd. Seated: Bruce Brink. Chief of Policeg Harriet Slag, court clerk. Not pictured: Karen Lum. X, is Personnel Buarrl The work of this board is to keep .i record of the extra-curricular ac- tivities and academic honors of all students of Holland High School. These records are kept in up-to-date tiles for future reference on our graduates. ifirsr Rim: Miss Clara Reexerts, .idvisurg Martha De Groot. chairman: Miss llurriet Mulder. advisor. Second Rom: -lane Hoh- mann, Mary Ann Cumertord, -Ioan Tellman, Dawn Poppen, Elizabeth Oiisterhuf. Priya Sixly-Nirlt Student Librarians Have you ever wondered how the library is run so elhciently? It is because of the expert job done by the Student Librarians under the direction of Mrs. Donivan. These dependable girls check magazines, put away books, and make out cata- logue cards. Front row: Myrna Dyke, Sue Kennedy, Francis Polack, Mrs. Donivan, Carla De Koeyer, Vonnie Barkel, Norma Seidelman, Barb Ditmer. Back row: Barb jurries, Sue Range, Nancy Hanson, Shirley Vanden Brink, Marilyn XVeller, Margarete Hoyka, Virginia Yates, Shirley De Ridder, Bea Arends, Joyce Wol- ters. we Pug 4' Scfrerzly at Welfare Board The XYfelfare Board should be commended in their work of send- ing cards and Howers as expressions of sympathy to our students and faculty members who are ill or have lost a loved one. Each year the board receives do- nations from students and teachers to aid them in their work. First Row: Marlene Harbing jamie Mason: Lyn Gordon, chairmang Tom Bos. Second Row: Mrs. Edward Donivan, Mr. Clifford Marcus, Miss Gladys XViskamp. Girls' Laaqua A familiar sight at the beginning of each semester is crowd gath- ered around the Book Exchange table. The Book Exchange is spon' sored by the Girls' League to give students a chance to save money by buying used textbooks. The amount of money the Girls' League takes in each year proves the value of this project. The Girls' League is under the direction of Dean of Girls, Miss Wiskrinap. Seated: Beth Wfichers, Karen Naber. Stand- ing: Garnet Harrington. Miss Wfiskamp, jo Lee Hurlbut. Future Farmers uf America Learning to dog Doing to learng Earning to liveg Living to serve. T Z 4 This is the motto of the newly formed Future Farmers of America Club. The aim of this club is to develop competent, aggressive, rural, agricultural leadership, and a love of country life. To meet their aims they have sponsored a Pest Control program and a pig chain in which the club purchases a pig and gives the pig to a member, the member N in turn raises the pig and gives tivo of its young back to the club. Mr. Atler is the sponsor of the Future Farmers club. -1,-4.4 ,W wa First Row: Bradley Zylman, Arnold Mokma, Paul Schaap, Jerry Gras. president, Robert Dekker, Don Vfoldring. Second Row: Dale Schaap, Jay Bosch, Lloyd Holfman. Vern Brower, Yfesley Heidema, Vincent Riedsma, Ron XY'oldring. Garrell Adler, advisor. Ab- sent: Wayne Boeve, Don Van Dommelen. Carl Dams. Future Nurses uf America y aches or pains? Yy7ait a few e rs and maybe some of the mem- A rs of the Future Nurses of Amer- ica club will be able to cure you. To interest students in personal and community healthg to encour- age them in Ending out what nurs- ing requires, and what it offersg to help them decide wisely about pro- fessional or practical nursing as their career, is the purpose of this organization. Their sponsors are Miss Wiskamp and Miss Lemmen. First row: Janet Vanden Bos. Shirley Dykstra, Nancy Plewes, Wfanda Knoll, Barb Hildebrands. Judy XVilbur. Esther De XVeerd, Shirley Xvey- schede, Barb Veurink, Betty Koons, Alma Soderburg, Lois Smith. Carol Piers, Sandy Bryan, Glenda Bouwman. Second row: Kay Scully, Lyn Hame- link Marilyn Rocks, Marianne 'iY'alters, Sandy Schaap, Joanne W'eighmink, Sara Vande Poel, Judy Dorn. Ruth Ann Brondyke, Jane Penna, Jane Schftenaarl Nancy Mouw, Sandy Ter Haar, Mary Lou Kolean, Jeanne Stam, Brenda Bos, Susan De Pree. Third row: Judy Fisher, Nita Wfiersma, Rochelle De Vries., Janis Ten Have, Mary Dixon, Ellen Scott, Bonita Kolean, Marsha Vander Maat, Joan Francomb, Betty Heetderks, Joan Lemmen. Future Teachers nf America F.T.A. A future teacher of Amer- ica is the aim of each girl in this organization. To prepare for their future teaching career these girls observe in local grade school class- rooms. Throughout the year the members of this club visit colleges ,W fa at 4 and listen to teachers speak on their profession. savage e Standing: lVIartha De Groot, president. Front row: Vonnie Barkel. Phyllis Welch, Rosemarie Van Noorden. Linda Yntema, Judy Van Leeuwen Jane Hohman, Barbara Koeze. Second row: Melbadene Baker, Helene Busch, Eleanor Ver Berg, Eleanor Mouw, Janice XValters, Ka' Ten Brin' Dawn Poppen, hay lxeane. Bad: row: karen Damson, Gretchen Boyd, Lyn Gordon, Sally Houtman, Carla Rruithoff, Roxanne Rudolph, Mr. Mar cus, advisor, and Merry De Wfaard. Page Serellly-One lx. Latin llluh Although the members of the Latin Club did not spend their time reciting hoc, haec, hoc, and dis- cussing the fact that all Gaul is di- vided into three parts, they were successfully entertained at all of their meetings. The initiation was exciting to everyone, as was the Christmas caroling, the joint meet- ing with the Hope College Latin Club and the interesting lecture by Mr. Kievenaar. With Miss Mulder sponsoring this organization, the members were able to learn many facts about Roman background. Front row: Miss Harriet Mulder, Sara Vande Pixel, Suzanne De Pree, Bill Kail, Katy Reed. Page Serenfy-Tu'0 French lilnh Vive la France! With this spirit the members of the French Club conducted their meetings this year. Under the sponsorship of Miss Shirley Ind, the club witnessed much success through the movies of France which were shown to them. Seated: Linda McClure, Miss Ind, jane Pen- na. Standing: Marlene Harbin, Bob Madison. C w-.,.., Pan American lilnll The highly successful Pan Amer ican carnival is only one ofthe proj- ects that the Pan American club sponsors. The membership of the club is limited to only those stu- dents presently taking Spanish. Un- der the direction of their sponsor Miss Gladys Wiskttmp, the club is achieving their aim to promote a greater understanding of our South American friends, Seated: Miss Wiskam , D1 r P M - Lashua. Standing: lgarba:aNnDi?nEgr?niVerli-ia Grotenhuis. llhemistry Club Every Tuesday night in room 506 a group of Holland High students can be found gathered around some type of apparatus. This group is the Chemistry Club and their sponsor this year is Miss Frances Brown, a Chemistry major from Hope Col- lege. Throughout the year they per- torm many interesting experiments such as Ending the amount of wa- ter contained in .1 bottle of pop. The members of this club are stu- dents presently enrolled in Chemis- try classes, Miss Francis Brovrn, Cal Rynbrandt. Dale Dlyraacl, Sally Houtman. ef Uuill and Srzmll The Quill ,wtf Scroll is .1 na- tional honorary organization for journalists. These persons have been instrumental in bringing the Hemlt! and the Bmmzemzzg to all Holland High students. Ruth Walters, Lyn Gordon, joan Tellman, Roy Kramer. Visual I-Kills Club This club, under the supervision of Mr. Hornbaker, proved Ll very useful service to the school. Their knowledge of the motion picture projector helps many teachers with their films. Along with their work, the members also have a good time. Seated: Allan Teusink. Standing: Bob Ba- ker, Bruce Stegenga. Page Se1'er1ty-Tlvwe awww! lk-M Girls' State Is it possible that Michigan can be governed by girls? No, it's im- possiblelu some say. However, this is not impossible for this is just what the representatives to Wolver- ine Girls' State did in the summer of 1955. For one whole week our two representatives lived on the University of Michigan campus and learned how our state is governed. Karen Damson, Dawn Poppen, Barbara 19' X NK wg ,tif .Iuninr Heil llruss Under the supervision of Miss Veen Huis the jr. Red Cross has been very helpful. They have ClOl'16 much to assist the Red Cross. Their activities include working at the blood bank and distributing folders and information. The jr. Red Cross should be commended for their line work. Seated: Mary Ellen Steketee, Rochelle De Vries, jane Penna. Standing: Ann Herfst, Miss Fern Snyder, Judy Hulsman. WK Ny... ...ff Emmick, Kay Keane. Page SE1'l371fy-F0117 Buys' State At the beginning of the summer of 1955 six boys from Holland High School attended Boys' State at East Lansing. They were chosen to attend by local organizations in or- der that they might learn more about the fundamentals of good government. The sponsors were: American Legion Post 6 and 188, Rotary, Lions, Kiwanis, and Ex- change clubs. Seared: Stuart Post and Dick Den Uyl. Standing: john Stryker, Tom Klomparens and Bruce Brink. as Seared: Karen Ende, Sandra Bouwman, Barbara Zoet, Beth Wichers, jo Elhart, Kay Gushen, Pat Hower, Sally Tellman, Gayle Szelcereex Barbara Burns. Standing: Cora Kaepernik, Mrs. Douma, Lyn Gordon, Jayne Scully, Mrs. Koogz, Mrs. Onthank, joan Tanis, Mrs, Athey, Lois Smith, Mrs. Vander XVarer, jan Kootstra, Mrs. Oonk, Mrs. mith, Carolyn Borr. Huriznn Club The Horizon Club combines service and pleasure in its activities throughout the year. They do a great deal to help the community, and to provide many hours of pleasure for all high school students. The girls in Horizon served at the Pancake Supper for the hospital, and they also rolled bandages at the hospital The Horizon Club sponsored all the sweater dances, and our Christmas formal, the Snowball. Other features of the Horizon in schedule were the Dad-Daughter Ban- quet, the Mothers Tea, and the Senior Dinner. The Dad-Daughter Banquet 2 Z p l Page SEl'L'FIf'1'-Fill' ORIGINAL ORATORY AND EXTEMPORE HUMOROUS READING Seated: Virginia Top, Mary Ellen Steketee, -Keith Van Hoff, Fred Seated: Lindy Streur, Kay Keane. Standing: Rochelle De Vries, june Protsmanalxaren Damson, Helen Bosch. Standing: Roger Kleiriheksel, Veldheer. XVillard Connors, George Steggerda, Bill Stryker, Ken Brink, Chuck Lemmen. Forensics XVINNERS OF THE LOCAL CONTEST Seated: Ann Herfst, Mary Ellen Steketee, Miss Calvert, Advisor, June Veldheer. Standing: Carol Nieuwsma, Bruce Van Leeuwen, Keith Van Hoff, Mr. Stillwell, Advisor, Missing: Kay Keane, Ron Chandler, Fred Protsman. H my K .W fi S E ,QE 2 . I I , A iiiii DRAMATIC READING ORATORICAL DECLAMATION , 2 -S l N- , ' M2 4. , Wflt 5, Barbara Becker. 1 Seated: Linda Raven, Mary Bosch, Ann H f . Se6S:iLilidiiif.li0Kz1yle'IJgInSnBilink,lRillllluVandHed'we, jane Pennu. Standing! .ICFFY Hilmellnk- .Ilm Bqyd, Bruce Va?-ir Ijeeuwen, jack Hamelink. Page Serenly-Six I I l r i i I Mr. Shearer and Phyllis joostbems in office. ,MEF Advisors Mr. Gebraad and Mr. Slocum. Ron Chandler working in Alexander's. In-nperatlvla Tralrimq The Co-operative Training Program in Holland High School affords senior students fl chance to work while still attending school. Many students stay on at these jobs after graduation, while others find interests in their job and go on to college to prepare for A higher position in that held. The Co-operzv tive Training Program has been successfully directed through its eighth year by Mr. Slo- cum and Mr. Gebraad. PINKIES AT HOSPITAL Marlene Folkert, Greta M.asselink,.Car.ol Piers, Betty Koops, Alma Soclerberg, Carol Nies, Kay Scully, Lois Smith, Jennie Riker, Leslie Bosch, Flora Garcia, Janice Kootstra. Page Serenim Sezul .235 5.15 Y vh 44 f ' lw7j. 1. f 35,5 'swf'- 5 :ft , iEfl'm 3 525- K Y. 'rr , u ' v-gy' Tf?'1,':.' bf .M . Y 1 , . . 75429 ' ' gen - Q11 -5 1 iis. 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P,zgr Eighty N 2 v , ,, X 4' MN Wf if ,W , I ffl ' , '-w ff, 4 ,QT 3, 4, W X 7 f X FLUTE Miirgarete H- .ilu Elizabeth Oniterlm Katherine Reed Barbara Becker Cunnie Cflllll Susan Xlfright Karen Vfeelcs Mui' XX'f1fid Sandra Piersina Linda Ramen Grace Oiiiteilirif OBOE Beth XY'icherS TENOR SAXAPHONE i f B FLAT CLARINET Biirbnru Enimiclx Gnrdun I-loeksema Ann M.1rie Kleis Virginia Tnpp Leslie Bosch Shiiriin Dell-ze Gayle Steketee Cheryl Veen Louise Snellenbcrger Mary Liiu Kulean Janice Munn SE IIJH H ALTO CLARINET Suzanne De Pree Nita X5Uiers1n.1 ALTO SAXAPHONE Lynda Nyhiiff James XXfeene1' Roxanne Rudolph Mary Biigqlq Keith Bmcli FRENCH HORN -Indy Vunde W.1ter David Speet Judy FiQher Yvonne Dangremiinde Edwiirel Ruhlig BASSOON Beverly Ver Huef Lynda Nyhiiff I l iii ill' : ff i iii,'iiilJn.,1l ,iii Page Ligfaly-Om' Bill Kuyper Tom Klaasen Ellen Scott Geurge G.u'ci.1 Calvin l.amerei1L1x Dick Bredeveld Arlene Hriwnsiin EH BAN S ' 5 S CORNET TROMBONE john Kleinlieltsel Calvin Prince Bruce Boermmn Bruce Brink Terry Lindgren Dennis Ende .lucly Nienhuis Cliff Strabbing Gary Vanden Berg jamei Looman Karel Vrindei' Lugt Dale Knop Randy Br0ndyliC Bob Busch Edward Kumi BARITONE SAXAPHONE lldwilrtl K uiper Bill Steininger Cherie Yost Calvin Rynbranclt jack I-luizenga Terry Grotler Sidney Tiesenga Delwin Kemplqcrs Paul Smeenge David Visser PERCUSSION james Sit-gcrs Al Kruiswyk Bill De ,lunge Bill Bun Curl Tidd .la1mc5 Mines Tom Bus Rochelle De Vrici BARITONE Pat Lugten Ben Vanden Bus Riclurd Rulilig Carl Hallett Roger Jansen Stuart Volkers Ted Knnilxer BASS Bill Hill Bob Tlminpmii Tom Cady Bill Vilintei' BASS CLARINET Adi'1.1n Van Hnufqn Slmriin Pippel B.ll'l'5Jl'J liuinpliuis SOPRANO Mary Dixfin Karen Hansen Carol Nieusma Marg Zickler Sandy johnson Carla l'q1'L1llfl1flf Virginia Top Marcia Biiuws Cnra Kaepernik Shirley Beekman Bev Dc -lunge Marlene Smeenge Carol Cook Sylvia Sleigh Eleannr Ver Berg Betty Lieuwen Diircsn Lemincn Ciirlenc De XX'itt l-iarcn Danisnn A Capella Ehnir BASS Al-T0 Allllill Nflnlwf Alan Bnudreau Larry Bnrchefs Bruce Brink jim Steininger Bill Hill Ivan Schreur Dun Ru: l..1nny Zylman Chuck lfmmcn Dave Piilich Albin l.untlquiQt ,Lick Mivizinski Frank jaelinig Hub Iibcls TENOR Chester Gmcnlic-itlc Atlritin Van Hnutcn jiihn Kleinheksel Danny Gilbert Gcnrgc Heitlcmn jerry Hodgebimin Biih Bush Esther Dc Krista-1 Betty Biwmrei' Trudie Van Lcnlc Sandy Zuber Carolyn Burr Kay Keane Willlklll Knoll Lyn Gordon Phyll Smith Nancy Plcwes Sliariin Ryzinga Put Peters Bcity 'l'1'imst Niue-ii Fai-iibcc Dawn Pnppen live Van lwaaralcn Gi'ct.i Miisselink Snntly Sclmiip lzilccii Fc-ntlt Nui'm.i Huutman Mcrry Dc XY'.1.1rrl M.ii'gu Mecngs Rum Inu Burns .Lmct V.mrlcn BUS Clirul Dulyca Q Ruin Burns Gail Muon ,lean Scliaafsma Sl1.ll'UI1 Bnersma VEOLA Hewitt Alrilmstnn -lwlm Rnbinson M.1i'i.mne XY alterS Cniwwl Xlfeyc-nberg CELLO Margie Zickler l W Ruthrmn Brimndyke Louise Milrsiljcx Senior Hiqll Urclleslra VIOLINS STRING BASS Huy Ann Cuim-iforrl MMUJ gmms Kay Krnmc Bl.ll'L'L'll.l GC.ii'l1.ai't Nancy Mmm' FLUTE Elimbetli Onsterhof Margaretc Hwylqa OBOE Beth Vficliers CLARINET Gordim Hoeksema Barbara Emmick Ann Marie Kleis Director. XY'illi1rd Fast BASSOON Lymla Nyliwff TRUMPET john Kleivihelwcl Bruce Brink Cal Prince FRENCH HORN Bill Kuyper T0m KlaaSen Ellen Scott TROMBONE Bill Steininger Calvin Rynbrandr PERCUSSION Elbertus Kruiswyk Trim Bos Piiyr' Ijiglffy-'l'u'0 W f f' 42 Cflnf? f eg lp? ng 4 L mx 1 Wd Al 'qi lam LW l , , A ' ,fp 5 Up lang A Capella choir initiation-Sully Hourman, Sand Z b C1 3 u err, clfrgc llcidcmu, xShirlcy Beckman. Bcxcrly De jungle. 'lup nghr: Mr. llxllx conducting urchcslra. Center lffllircfh-0117 smgmg in chafel, bprim.: Conccrr. Buys' Glue Club. Lower left: A Capella choir mmalmn: Bruce Brin '. Lower right: Choir prmnaiunnl. Plzyv Eighty-Illmn i t V., .11 : if l Q . ii M ' r ex XS 5 tr S e . f sa. 'S ' 5 - N., LW eat 3 , C Leading Characters-Dare Polich, Marcia Bouws, Ivan Schreur, jim Steininger, Adrian Van Houten, Margie Zickler, john lileinheksel. Bill Hill, and Virginia Top. H. M. S. Pinafnria Before the opening of Act I, Ralph has fallen in love with josephine and Little But- tercup with Captain Corcoran, Class pride stands in the way of their marriages, Captain has arranged the marriage of josephine and Sir joseph Porter. Act I opens with the preparation for Sir joseph's inspection. Sir joseph arrives ac- tompanied by a train of ladies. josephine finds him insufferable and agrees to elope with Ralph. In Act II Dick Deadeye informs the Captain of the elopement. Sir joseph also inter- cepts the elopement and orders Ralph put in irons. Little Buttercup reveals her secret how she got the Captain and Ralph mixed up when they were babies. The social status is reversed and Ralph and josephine. the Captain and Buttercup, and Sir joseph and Hebe are married. DRAMATI5 PERSONAE The Rt. Hon. Sir joseph Porter, K.C.B. ee.. Dave Polich Captain Corcoran e...,e.,...,,,.,,c.,,e. ,Bill Hill Ralph Rackstrawe-, ,,-john Kleinheksel Dick Deadeye .,,. -vjim Steininger - e - e - - - e -Ivan Schreur Bill Bobstay .,,. Bob Beclaeteee ,.,, Adrian Van I-Iouten josephine ,.e. ...., Ix larjorie Zicliler Cousin Hebe .... ,,-Virginia Top Little Buttercup--. .................. Marcia Bouws First Lord's Sisters, his Cousins, his Aunts, Sailors, Marines. Page Ligluy-l'u1n Z 9 , Z? Wi Q f f ff ,. wf sf il If uw , f W f MWA? 'wewfffw WW ,Z M ,y Top-Front row: Carlene De Wfitt, Karen Damson, Sandra johnson, Phyllis Smith. Nancy Plewes, Pat Peters. Second row: Mary Dixon, Karen Hansen, Carol Nieuwsma, Carla Kruithof, Marlene Smeenge, Trudie Van Lente, Evelyn Van Iwaarden, Betty Brouwer, joan Carlson Nicaea Earabee, Bob Bosch, Third row: Alan Boudreau, jim Vande Poel. Chuck Lemmen, Lanny Zylman, Albin Luridquist, Don Rus, Larry Bombers George Heidema, Chester Groenheide, Dan Gilbert. Center lleftlz Mr. Chard, stagingg Mr.-Hills, orchestrag Mr. Fast, choir. Center irightb: Miss Judith Evans, Carla Kruithof, Eileen Fendt, Sally Houtman. Lower fleftb: Mr. Slocum. business manager, Lower Qrightl: stage crew. Page Eiglvly-Fire XD!!! GLSSQAULK ,fi .1 1 vw 1 xggx .gig .N X .. bis AQ g XSXxANQNfSXw wN'X-N Xia, f xi i xx X N f, R -XX f 5. 45 - ww Nw . vzfifi' Y xl Wxhfi Q ' N 5' xnY21:':f2 X- ,. : . , Kxgg '-:'::ziz::gz ,, --2 w '5.V,1 SWS: K, -sf 4 QV GR C V , , f 32 4:5 ff - jk w f, Q -. ffsy' ' 2,1 ' ,255a5'E5z., , , x fi Q, 5,3 fy M Qffx X , ! f ,,,f ,M 1' , SM , ff -Q -77 zu. f, fyf, fa U Q4 , fa: f' H , 'Zi 'P V 31,7 , ' , W .. mv ,, .... , ,. f, A f, if f ff 4 , f f f as 1 , f My l 6LC gooigaff Sanrio ?fisxff,.4 .iQ 0 1 I o.u I I I 0 I 1 A , Wi,-Is. Q ff ' fy x , , V . M, ,A Z my R: ,ZW '44 .f wg., A ei , fl Xifigg + mv' A f S A 4, I f '1 - ff , R V 1 W? 4, . 0 ff, ,f mu --qi.rvAH!Jx V I .. 1, . I aallllil if QQXmdllkQ I HBXLNE ' 51-WEB Coach Hinga. Co-Captain Bill Buis, Coach Shearer. Co-Captain Ron Van Dyke. Coach Post. Enaizhas and Captains Our Big Dutch football team's campaign this year, was a successful one. Headed by our three coaches, Dale Shearer, Mr. William Hinga, and Mr. Ernest Post, and our co-captains Ron Van Dyke and Bill Buis, our team finished the season with a very respectable 5-5-1 recorded. To this year's coaching staff, two new members were added. Witlu these additions, our coaching staff was well rounded. Mr. Hinga attended this high school, playing football and basketball. He continued his education at Hope College. After attending Hope College. Mr. Hinga coached at Belding for one year before going into the Army. After serving two years Mr. Hinga came back to Holland and was coach of our reserve team for one year before taking over his present position as backheld coach in the varsity. Our line coach Ernest Post also attended Holland High School and played football here. Mr. Post then went into the Navy under whose plan he attended Alma, U. of M. and Hope Colleges. He then coached for a short time at Constantine before taking his present position in Holland as our varsity line coach, This years coaching staff was again headed by our head coach Dale Shearer. Coach Shearer has been with our school for four years and has done a wonderful job with our school football teams. He came to our school from Quincy High School in Quincy, Michigan where he was head football coach. There were two more bright factors on this years varsity football team. They were the outstanding leadership of our two co-captains Ron Van Dyke and Bill Buis. Both Ron and Bill were full of fight, and team spirit both on and off the held. Ron Van Dyke was brought up from the reserves to the varsity in his sophomore year and played lirst string halfback all his three years in high school. In his junior year Ron received honorable mention on the All-State team and this year was voted to the All-State second string. He was also placed on the allearea team. Ron was hon- ored by his teammates by being chosen as the most valuable player on this years team. Bill Buis was also brought up from reserves in his sophomore year and saw a lot of action on the line dur- ing his three years in high school. Bill was very much liked by all his teammates which made him a good sparkplug for our team, Bill also received honors on many of our state newspaper sports polls. Page Eiglvly-Niue First Row: Coach Bill Hinga, Bill Hill, Dave Polich, Ed Shicller, Dick Den Uyl, Co-Captains Bill Buis and Ron Van Dyke, Tom Klomparens, Carl Tidd, Wfilly Dykens, Coach Shearer. Second Row: Stuart Post, Manager, Bob Van Wfieren, Terry Lindgren, Ken Brink, Norm Brumm, Norm Hoeve, Terry Otting, Leroy Fogerry, Gordon De Vries, Allen Hill, Manager Bob Thompson. Third Row: Tom Stoel, Bob Bernecker, Ted Van Zanden, Norm Wfitteven, Dick Francomb, Bill Steininger, Terry Hofimeyer, Rog Ramsey, Bill Kraai, jack De Long. Fourth Row: john Wfinrer, Don Pitcher, Tom Aye, Dale Streicher, Doug Hamlin, Carl Hallett, Wfes Kuyers, Henry Steffens, Ron Bronson, and Manager Fred Protsman. Schedule Holland 7-15 Creston Holland 14-14 Niles Holland 6-7 Muskegon Heights Holland 6-O Grand Haven Holland 25-0 Dowagiac Holland 32-12 St. joseph Holland 7-12 Grand Rap. South Holland 1-i-7 Benton Harbor Holland 52-6 Ottawa Hills Page Ninety arsity Plmlhall Our coaching was wonderful, our co-captains were out- standing and our team spirit was at a high peak throughout the season. Although our team was up against a very rough schedule, they entered each game with a going to win attitude. These three factors made our team outstanding this season. Our season consisted of wins over Grand Haven, Dowagi- ac, St. joseph, Benton Harbor, and Ottawa Hills. Our three losses to Muskegon Heights, Grand Rapids South and Grand Rapids Creston were by a total of only twelve points, and our 1-l-14 tie with Niles was the only black spot on their schedule this season. This year's roster included 25 seniors 14 juniors. Our starting lineup consisted of nine seniors and two juniors, with a very promising group of juniors entering the lineup very frequently. Our team boasted a very good second string at most of the positions, which helped many times in the late stages. as well as throughout the entire game. 'ba ,, A WW Tom Ave.4Bob Bernecker, Kay De Vries, Bill Hill, Allen Hill, Leroy Fogerty, jack De Long, Doug Hamlin, Terry Holimeyer, Ed Shidler, Terry Lindgren, Ken Brink, Norm Brumm, Willy Dykens, Don Pitcher, Bill Buis, Ted Van Zanden. Line Men Our line this year averaged about 190 pounds. Although many of the linemen tipped the scales at nearly 200 pounds. most of them could move at a very good speed. lt was this speed and weight that made our forward wall strong, Baclsfield Experience was a big factor in our backfield this year. Except for our quarterbacks, our backfield was made up of seniors who saw varsity action in their sophomore year and played first string last year. Experience, speed, and weight made this years backheld outstanding. Coach Hinga, Dick Francomb, Henry Steffens, Terry Orting, Tom Klomparens, Ron Van Dyke, Carl Hallett, Wes Kuyers, Dick Den Uyl, Bill Kraai, Carl Tidd, Tom Stoel, Rog Ramsey, Norm Hoeve. Page Ninety-One W' 1 . m si ' sg ig ' s f N FA-xg i ' ' wilxrl I at X .- F 1'- W' wx! Kneeling: Norm XY'irteven, john XVinter. Standing: Bob Van Wfieren, Dave Polich, Bill Sreininger, Dale Streicher, Ron Bronson Ends The ends of this year's squad consisted of six seniors and two juniors. They were big in size and light afoot, Since this yearis team was not a passing team, the ends main offensive job was to make holes for our backheld on end runs, and stop any around-end runs of our opponents, Seniors Twenty-three seniors ended their football Careers with a very good season, Many of them played a lot of foot- ball in their junior year as well as in this past season. Next year many of our senior boys will go on to college and college football. Next year's team will have some big shoes to till, and a lot of hard work ahead, to double this year's record. Kneeling: Ken Brink, Norm Brumm, Bill Buis, Ron Van Dyke, Dick Den Uyl, Bill Kraai, Ed Shidler. Terry Hoffmeyer, Doug Hamlin, Torn Klomparens. Standing: Terry Lindgren, Wlilly Dykens, Bob Van XY'ieren, Dave Polich, Norm Xxfitteven, Dick Francomb, Bill Steininger, Ron Bronson. Bob Bernecker, Bill Hill, jack De Long, Leroy Fogerty. ,. ,, 'KWH ft . :f f V, 'iam rf t M fx , i 'QV 7 gi X? Q is 7 we X ., fy ii ,ww .H , 4 , A , ef ..,. ' i f , , , f H, -f m f ' , v 1 -ez, f..,t my . may K dfawas fli rf 3 W Page Ninety-Two 'Q n.. N Y L 4 1 5 f f 4 . - wN 1.ia.f,-.,:z,:his,,., .- First Row: Bob Jarvis, Bruce Meurer, Jack Scully, Keith White, Co-Captains Ron Kuyers, and Tom Buis, Mike Dyke, Dan Oonk, John Garcia, La Vern Bronkerna, Bob Arends, Rich Antas, Manager. Second Row: Jim Boyd, Manager, Bob Damson, Roger De Feyter, Larry Aldrink, Bob Xlfanrooy, Bill Tornovish. Bert Zelent, Larry Van Vlfieren, Bob Bonnette, Dave Bonnette, jim Botsis, Bob Madison, Manager. Third Row: Coach Stuits. Keith Bosch. Bob Stoel, Gilbert Hiedema, Bruce Van Leuwen, Paul Elenhaas, Tom Dobbertin, Bob Bolks, Cal Rose, Ron Woldring, Don Xlfoldring, Gunner Johnston, Coach Noyd. Fourth Row: Earl Woldring, George Steggerda, Dale Dams, Paul Diepenhorst, jim Fitch, Stu De XY'itt. Terry Brink, Vfendal Kemme, Don Garvelink, Gary Gibbons. Alen Teusink. Heserve Funthall Our reserve football team had a fairly success- ful season this year under the direction of Coaches Ned Stuits and Bill Noyd, ending the season with a 4 win and 4 loss record. L W I Many of the Little Dutch showings were very promising, and many of the boys should land starting berths on next year's varsity squad. The team chose Ron Kuyers and Tom Buis as their co-captains. Coach Noyd, Co-Captains Tom Buis, Ron liuyers. Coach Stuits. Page Nizzely-Three 1 X.. xx X R J ,tl f utugm nn IIUUHT Bright lights. Howem, hand muaic, football squad, dance, and Five nervous girls highlighted the 1955 homecoming festival. The theme Autumn l,eaves was used starting with Thursday cvcningk Coronation and bonhre, it Continued through Fridzlyk football game and dance. Our Queen, Kay Keanu, and her attendants, Karcn Lum, Mary jane Slighter, Karen Nahcr, and lo Lee Hurlhut, rcigncd throughout the wack. Our football team brightened thc ftwtiml an it trounced Downginc 25 to 0. Page Ninety-Four I 1? 1 X f J Attendants Tommy Alderink, Mary Lou Vander Hooning, Escorts Ron Van Dyke, Tom Klomparens, Bill Buis, John Stryker, Queen Kay Keane, Queen's Court Mary jane Slighter, Karen Naber, Karen Lam, jo Lee Hurlbut. Nor Pictured-Escort Bob Van Wieren. Humelrnminq X f A ff-M. w V , f af, M 4? V VQW M X ii-. .,.. g - WMM- Q iw ff , , , .. , s f at K'-1f,,W..,t,,,t 0? Page Niuely-Fire G ,x 3 X , - A giilxss, ,XXX 1 'MS5SSSSw M ',dqwQkX.xzi , N wx .x xi 5-fx-gxj, WM gzgyx X 4 , - ' WNY x-Q QTK1-353 ,gQx,k3EYXQiiiE Mi' f iff ' 'ff x 1 fa. lip, .5 xx- ' x .A tx 3 Q ' - 2 L , W f x ' 1 5 x wQ,.igzsf N , 1 J - 'f 0 's iiS'??,! KS, :X 5 S . .X X N .V :ki1f.fif'5, X Y ff 4, f W, .224 f f D - , v 6 , -Q 1 j, 55 , f '42 nf 59 f'f5f?,:' ' 3 ,' V QA 1 f::,f J ,mu WW v ,M -.N ff '3 , ,,,.AfW'+fff.,,, ,nw R ,pf fp, shy I dw.- N 4 WW fm? W Q M ,, W ' ' .,,,,h,M., -A .f ,V 'MW ,MM ' vm V, ..w ,Wmw , X N, Ns... Q lm Front Row: john Kleinheksel, Lloyd Tinholt, Manager, Bill japinga, Coich Fred Weiss, Ron Van Dyke, Carl Weiss, Manager, Dick Vander Yacht. Second Row: jim Vande Poel, jan Robberrs, Tom Aye, Dave Hilbink, Sherri Shaffer, Lester Overway, Roger Plagerihoef. Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Holland Varsity Baslielh SCHEDULE 57 - 56 Ottawa Hills 48 - 70 Kalamazoo 59 - 76 Muskegon Heights 53 - 74 St. Joseph 53 - 64 Benton Harbor 49 - 51 Grand Haven 64 - 67 St. Joseph 61 - 85 Muskegon Heights 52 - 59 Kalamazoo 48 - 75 Muskegon 66 - 79 Benton Harbor 62 - 54 Grand Haven 72 - 59 Muskegon Catholic 71 - 82 Ottawa Hills 74 - 67 Muskegon Tournament 43 - 56 Battle Creek all Although this year's team did not have a very impressive record, the Holland support- ers and visiting teams saw some very good basketball. Our team started the season playing very well, defeating Ottawa Hills. The Dutch then lost their next 10 games before defeat- ing Grand Haven and Muskegon Catholic, and our last game with the Muskegon Reds, The Dutch were up and down all sea- son, at times looking very impressive and at other times were very cold. Our team this year included 7 seniors and -4 juniors, which means that next year coach Weiss will have to rebuild the varsity. Page NTiiIt'fYl Sf:'I'4'lI K :', gl, ,,.. , . , Q S 2 t, V , - v. A x gf . ' 1 ,af a ,2V, 25 , if . .. e gk , or f A .Rm 4 1 X f f 2. Y , 1 x I 2 4 'bi' . f - Q it V V is f VJ E . A, Front Row: john Kleinheksel, Dick Vander Yacht, Sherri ShaHer. Second Row: Jim V nde Poel, lion Van Dyke, Bill japinga, Jan Robbg Seniors Many of the seniors on this year's basketball team have played together since the eighth and ninth grade. Since that time they have compiled a very enviable record in the past four years. They played well together and came close to defeating some of the top teams in the state this year. .Iuninrs There were only four juniors on this year's varsity and one on the reserves. All five of these juniors should see a lot of action in next year's rebuilding process. Lester Overway, Dave Hilbink, Tom Aye, Roger Plagenhoef. A - Q, H 'af f 'if ag lg, wa: I 5 , ,W ,V ' f fu fy, Q , ft , fj' gg :gvitgf w. 4 f 1 , -' 4 5' ff ', A 'fi jxfi -' ' f ' ,, e f,. 1 ,,.. f 1. . A p o 'Y ,, i , . ' A aai. 1 V as l .V ,M,,a,,.,,, , ffl A ,' , ' H x 2' - ff 4? , 6 . ,,-awww A A Way I , ' 5 ' 2 F 1 'f A i s i at a 54,6 f , we '- V - , ' il 4 , f 5 ,, ' V ,.V za , - 6 f ': . - 1 U 1 1 ' I f X3 .G V sy U 4' . A 7 ,, b , 1 A ld' 1 . s 1 t XJ 5 t :cial I N ' i 5 Page Ninety-Eight Bill -Iapinga, john Kleinheksel, Sherri Shaffer, Lester Overway, Dick Vander Yacht, Ron Van Dyke, and Coach Weiss. Coach Yfeiss used six players as his starting team this year. XXfith two of the lirst stringers starting in different games throughout the season. Our starting lineup consisted of four seniors and one junior, and in many games hve seniors. Taping ankles and tending to bumps and bruises wer: the jobs of our two senior managers, Carl Weiss and Lloyd Tinholt, The team chose Bill Japinga and Ron Van Dyke as their co-captains for the 1955-1956 season. Both Bill and Ron are seniors and have played on the starting live for two years. 9 X Page Ninety-Nine Prlge One Humlrezl First Row: Tom Ames, Manager, Allen Teu- sink, Gene Bnerman, Dale Dams. Bill Tomo- vish, Paul Elenbaas, Bob Stoel, Bob Errnnds, Coach Robert Connell. Second Row: jim Bor- sis, Clayton Rice, Bill Rail, jerry Gilbert, Gary Gibbons, Larry Alderink, Harrold De Vries. Losing the close ones was the down- tull of the reserve team this year. Play- ing very well at times, the sophomores just couldnt seem to pull the close ones out of the tire. They ended the season with a 5-10 reeord, with 5 points or less being the margin of many of their losses. The team eleeted Gene Boerman as their honorary eaptiin, and elected Bill Tornovish .is most v.1lu.1ble through- out the season. 4, i First Row' Dave Hilbink, Cal Prince. Karl Von Ins, Willard Dykens, Ron Van Dyke, Norm Wfitteveen, john Stryker, Tom Ragains, Tom ' ' B ll T ' h. Klom arens, Leroy Fogerty. Second Row: Coach Ernie Post, jerry Hamelink, Tom Aye, Bob Stoel, Terry Otting, joel Howard, i ornovis P Earl Nyland, Ron Kuyers, Larry Alderink. Third Row: Manager Mike Dyke, Larry Dykstra, Bob Bennett, Willard Connor, john Himes, John Mahon, Paul Diepenhorst, Ron johns, Dale Koop, Manager jim Fitch, and Head Coach Ned Stuits. Baseball Our baseball coaches had a very pleasant outlook for the 1956 season, with the return of nine lettermen. With eight of the nine returning lettermen being seniors this year, the lineup was well balanced and experienced. Head Coach Ned Stuits was helped tremendously this year with the addition of Mr. Post to the baseball coaching stuif. This addition gave Coach Stuits more time with his starting line-up, while Coach Post worked with the new recruits. Page One Hnmlred Two es 4 f' Lai.. f . f f f f .Z .5 A Q ,W ta x 4' -ffm, Front Row: Karl Von Ins, Norm Xvitteveen, Tom Klomparens, Leroy Fogerty, Cal Prince. Second Row: Ron Van Dyke, 'XY ilIard Dykens, john Stryker, Tom Ragains. Again this year our baseball team played some of the best high school teams in the state: Kalamazoo Central, Benton Harbor, Muskegon Reds and Muskegon Heights. Next year the coaches will be faced with a rebuilding job, after losing about fourteen seniors from this years team. Bob Van Vfieren Leroy Fogerty ,L S 1' ff ,i. 2' ' ' ,w. , 1 fx'-5, X fz f f 1 ff Q ' ' Z6 I 4 M W M ,M I ff ,, V Mm 53, V , H ,a.,f,fm. G W I 7 JV! V 4, f .gy , ' YW? V, ,f ,Y ZQ' K Wir' if ' 4 ' X '21 , ' 4 'A 'A H! V' Page Om' Hlnldrufl Three S ' U N 5.1 x Q gf f r , X ,Lg . SSEQWMQ f a ,X Q., . .. .. X ,:eags.3s .. vt. tb t.- - ,:,, r Sw X ,N N 5 4 w 4 , may -fe Q2 -wg A X , ' . -i s X l h , . w is . X 5,3 N , il 63 gi l I ff 1 '59 5 Y 633 A iw' a.. . ' T JU' F' , . :z ' Jil A ' t 1 s X, X f 5 fb ' Y 'J i :L ,,,,,....f lV v .- 9 ,yy f 9- 6552: S ft? 1 Z S ji f 1b A , '1 'T CSN, . .,.. fs u i X ff t .dw 9 ell? N ,lulffy First Row: Harvin Essenburg, David Maris, Ralph Lasswell, Harvey Brandt. Gene Ryzengu, john Robert, jim Moes, Manager. Second Row: Coach Robert Connell, jan Robbert, Sherri Shaffer, Cal Rynbrzindt, Terry Kaper, Harold De Vries, Clayton Rice. Crass Enuntry Sherri Shaffer Our Cross Country team had very good V t fs 55 X success in the 1955-1956 season, winning . -V C it Q eight and losing only one in their two- 'ui' mile iaunts. ftgxllsik Coached by Mr. Robert Connell and iw! is led by their captain, Sherri Shaffer, the team ran the two-miles in some very ex- cellent times. The team consisted of four seniors. l-our juniors and four sophomores. Many of the juniors and sophomores placed high in many of the contests, which should give Coach Connell some good material to work with for the next two years. Pifge One Hundred Four Z a S e RWM.: X X' Mfr-H74 sswxw- '-Q if ' . 41 I if Max V , 1 . . yi . Front Row: Carl XVeiss, Gary Taber, Rich Antas, Bob Bosch, Bill Bouman, Dennis Wiersma. Second Row: john Lndwehr, Larry Kolb, Roger Ramsey, Dale jones, Lester Overway, Marty Elzinga, Roger Plagenhof. Third Row: Tom Antles, jack Loyer, john Wfinter, Dave Linn, Ron Bronson, jim Vande Poel, Bill Japinga and Coach joe Moran. s jim Vande Poel y Tennis it ,fling i ? Mr. M0ran's racket squad continued their winning ways throughout the 1956 season. .7 4 Holland's tennis team boasts one of the best records of any high school in the state and possibly in the United States. Holland currently has a streak of sixteen straight regional tennis trophies, and should be a strong threat in the state meet this year. Next year Coach Moran should again have a strong team, as he lost only two of his top ten players, and will be getting some good sophomore material in their place. Page One Hmzdred Fire T - L. to-3 55' -2? .X Birds 55 N Qgrmlifik XQX Qsbttk Q Y X l A tr X ' N if 1? as VX aa., 3ei,5,,l I X, fe E 'wil W Mwaw V 0 2 Q5w5.,tT? va. xtz- Ti in VY 14 . ' f , ff' latina? W' 'Y First Row: Bill Boeve, Managersg Bob Van I-loudt and Bob Madison, Roger Kibby. Second Row: Erwin Dyk- stra, jan Robberts, Glenn Melton, Sherri Shaffer, Larry Borchers, Rich Francomb, Terry I-loffmeyer, Allen Hill, jim Moes, Bill Buis. Third Row: Coach Shearer, Len Geerlings, Paul Elenbaas, jack Scully, Ted Plakke, Keith Wfhire, Dave Maras, Dan Oonk, jerry Lasswell, Bill Wfinter, Bob Bernecker, Calvin Rynbrandt, Coach Hinga. Fourth Row: Bob Bonnett, Ted Van Zanden, Steve Schmidt, Don Pithers, Bruce Van Leeuwen, Henry Steffens, Larry De Boer, Paul Van De Wfege, Allen Guilford, Ron Neinhuis. Fifth Row: Terry Brink, Bill Wfalters, Ralph Lasswell, Dale Streicher, Keith Bosch, Tom Buis, jim Botsis, Jerry Gilbert, Pedro Garcia, The outlook for this year's track team was better than it has been for the last few years. With the return of a number of jun- iors and seniors from the last two years' re- building program, coaches Dale Shearer and Bill Hinga helded a fairly strong team. This year's team had three or four stand- outs in the mile, broad jump, and the shot- put, which gave the Dutch a lot of points in their meets. The Dutch had an eight meet schedule, plus the regional and state final meets held at Kalamazoo and East Lansing respectively and the john Bos relays held in Grand Rap- ids. Page One Hundred Six Gary Gibbons. T r a ll li jan Robbert X Q ii Xxx X t V I t ir , sig ,W . -- at .... , A V. ......., x 7 xi 'H fri: E if ' f NN W, J gay ,, , ,yy ' f f Front Row: Terry Lindgren, Bob Hohmann, Tom Bos, Tom Klassen, jim Cook. Ed Kuipers, Bob Damson, Coach Russ Hornbaker, jack DeLong. Second Row: Bob Klassen, Chuck Lemmon, Tom Eastman, jack Car- Jack De Long rwwfh X ,, I MJ df son, Bill Kuiper, Albert Kruiswyk, Stuart Post. Gulf Coach Russell Hornbaker had a crew of four seniors and nine juniors returning to the golf team this year. Along with these Coach Hornbaker had four sophomores trying for a spot on the team. Last year many boys who are now juniors and seniors gained a great deal of valuable experience on the Legion course, and have made a good showing on this year's team. Next year Coach Hornbaker will again have a good contingent of lettermen re- turning to the equad. Page One Hundred Seven V N, S ' ' 4 4 Q rx QQXX K X X 2-EQZLI s at i 4 ' ...v-- 'xwiy - ' -, Q gg ,N is u Rf Upon arrival at the Ki- wanis grounds, the new boys are led into the club- house where they are blindfolded and then led to various parts of the woods, from which they must find their way back to the clubhouse. The annual H Club initiation is something that all members look forward to, and the unpledged members do not. Each year the new mem- bers are hauled out to the Kiwanis Clubhouse to be initiated into the Club. 62 A Prlge One llllllllfftl Ijiglvl After finding their way out ot the woods the new members are not too gent- ly forced to eat such things as marshmallows dipped in hot sauce, after dipping their heads in water and tlierl L1 Pail ot HOLU, H-lilu H-club has always been a great success in Holland High School, They have high- lighted many of our school's activities. The H-clubs biggest money making project has been the milk machine in the high school gym. This was brought into the school to serye those who eat at school. These boys have always been ardent supporters of Holland High's school spirit. This year they have formed an H-club bloc at our home games to assist our cheerleaders in promoting better school spirit, Seated: Vice President Tom Aye, Secretary Stuart Post, Treasurer Tom Klornparens, President Dick Den Uyl. Adxisors: Coach Robert Connell, Coach Bill Hinga, Coach Dale Shearer, Coach Ernie Post. 7 Z , , y E l 5 1 4 l i i s 3 Q f 7 , f 0 XFN c if was , W9wY,,WT., f , , 7 K' ,ms 1 5 Page One l'llHlll1'L'!I Niue SN- GW ff fi .f .1 gif This year's cheerleaders have done a splendid job in raising the school spirit in the year of 1955-1956, The Cheer, leaders this year are under the direction of Mrs. Ambellas and their captain, Sandy Schaap. The cheerleaders have changed motions, tactics, and have developed a new way to approach the audience They have been very successful in promoting participation of the students both at games and pep assemblies. I Most likely we will see many of these cheerleaders again next year, for many of them have been with the cheer- leading squad for two or three years. Page One Hundred Ten x xiii , Zi 4 4. - M.. Ai.. .. 5 i First Row: jo Lee Hurlbut. Nan Plewes. Sally Tellman, Garnet Harrington, Ruth Van Howe, Janice Ten Have. jane Hohman, Martha DeGroot. Second Row: Mary Ann Cumerford, Dawn Poppen, Ruth Wfalters, Ruth Van Dyke, joan Carlson, Carlene De Wfitt, Carol Cook, Judy Poll, Linda Smith, Eddie Rackes, jane Schaftenaar, jean Disbrow. Third Row: Sylvia Wildschut, Marlene Harbin, joan Vanden Brink, Carole Klaasen, Sylvia Vanden Brink. Phyl Smith, Beverly Crammer, Gert Visscher, Verna Grotenhuis, Marilyn Boeve, Marcia Serne, Sherrie Ryzenga, Mary Van Haitsma, Kay Gushen. Sara Vande Poel, Sally Houtman, Lyn Gordon, Miss Macdonald. lheletil: Sisters The Athletic Sisters Association is composed of thirteen girls, taken from the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. The girls are first nominated and then voted on. The organization. under the sponsorship of Miss jane MacDonald, serves the student body of Holland High and visiting schools at football and basketball games. During the football season, they are assigned to different jobs, such as selling candy, popcorn, hot-dogs, and pop. Some girls work underneath the bleachers selling, as the girls outside, and also sell coffee and hot chocolate. For basketball games there are two different groups, which alternate at the home games. At these games candy and popcorn are sold by the Athletic Sisters. For Tulip Time the girls work on Saturday during the Band Festival and the night performances. Since most of them are in Dutch Dance, they choose a substitute, in most cases a boy. Seated: Verna Grotenhuis, , joan Vanden Brink. -Io Lee Hurlbut. Standing z Dawn Poppen. Mary Ann Cumer- ford. l , . Page One Hundred Eleven N...eess-sas--'WM s .Xml 1 X3 eww at K: ,-ws ,wgmmmwsvv .M ,Xxx ...ww-H- ' U1 N..aw f ,ffwwmam Q , t N 5 S is -ff Jn, s 4 Dutch Dance This year started a new system in Dutch Dance. Instead of just one group of experi- mental girls, there are two groups of girls. who have been working for several mgnfhg before Tulip Time. These girls take the responsibility of being a substitute and dancinv . , . . Q D tor all extra activities. ln all the years to pass the group of Dutch Dancers has gotten bigger. Today there are over 550 dancers, with many girls who aren't allowed to join, It is now an honor to be a Dutch Dancer in Holland, Michigan. These girls dance in the Tulip Time parades, at night for the entertainment of the visitors, and at any extra events. Being a Dutch Dancer is hard work and takes a lot of time. The Boomerang takes off its hat to those girls who make Tulip Time a better festival. V Page One Hll71!I1't'll Twelve A y,,,..w9 SW, ,,,0, 4' .. 'eww-wm.., 2, X X his 2 is SN 'wks Nwwisif X M iw 4 X. KJ 1, M W W. .. V ,QW I 'W f f JN - -W X 14 .iN-Y 'SNS E x Q wi f. - ,. 4 1 sf- N rw Q- ., .. I, f- , M ,, - L Off? Qu ,, .f wr W -wa Q H . ,, 4.195 X X . 4 'ifw . N M Q , .f .--nf, - W-.. A ,,.. 'Kg , I f- ' O X 9 ' W ' N . N....Vf, .,f.. 4' - L' f nf, -wwwvw 5 V vw N' N Wgwxpyaf' ...fn F f . wig 4 by - Www.. . .shi xfgimqg 1 ' 3 Q x F, Y wx N YF' W may Q V 4 4 , Z' Mx 417 ??Zf ZZ Y Zn A W, f f 0 w ff .6 7 g 7 ZY' ,MW Mm, Q W 9. gf. , ...,.... . YS ., .4 , i yyg 1 Q ,QE f 1 s 1 sq 5 VK ,, .K 471 if X7 if if Ah f 4 J Z L-046 dia .Af Q f ZS: . ff f 43 4 0 f 1 1 Nao , I 'V , , ' M '52, fm f . I it Q 55' 4 mf V3 , , , ' 7, QW. M 4 AL . ' 'Af :fn 1 2 59 f M Q .4 V--1 wi 4. 1'f1.f'i I s:55:- . KZXJ wwf , vo. ,l Page Ona HlllILl7't l1 Tfvirlvwz First Row: Callie Zuverink, Gale Butler, Pat Hower, Linda Raven, Bonita Kolean, Mary Van Haitsma. Second Row: Margo Munro, jo Lee Hurlbut. Colleen Bradfleld, Dorothy Larion, Joyce Disbrow, Shirley Dykstra. Third Row: Joyce Wfalters, Mary Ann Cumerford, Sharon Van Eerden, Charlotte Burler, Karen Damson. Standing: Mrs. Ambellas, Miss McDonald, Dawn Poppen. B. fl. ll. Like football and basketball, the girls' G.A.A. is an organization to give girls a chance to participate in all sports. The organization is divided into four parts by classes and each group has its own night to play. Every year there are elections electing a G.A.A. board. On this board are those girls who have outstanding ability in sports and who are good organizers. G.A.A. gives the girls of Holland High School a chance to show their ability and to have a great deal of fun. At the end of each year the girls who have been in G.A.A. receive honor pins and points. These honors are usually received at the honor banquet given each year, where the seniors are the guests. Page One Hlll1Il'l'L'I1 l'i0lH'fEE'll Q' X Qs' 3 R s.-- M.-W iff, fl 4,W'4 1 f , Za 4 1 iw: W, Q 2 f I tx f - 1 5 1 5' Page One HIIllli7't'd Fifteen MM V ,., .....,. .N -Q..L xx 6-1, .. , . ..,. 2 .. W L N SQ? XNQ ,Q 1 XSS-H1 X XX 5 . P Q ..,.. , V .,., ..,.,:,. TQ, X ' .'--, Mx . .X .. y go y wx' wx Q: yy X X X x A x X X XXX K XXX X X V Page One H1n1z1'red Sixlcelz AWARDS f TOP ROW Ronald Chandler, Original Orufory Jan Robben, National Scholarship Award Charles Lemmen National Scholarship Award SECOND ROW Kny Keane, Humorous Reading Verna Groienhuis, DAR Good Citizenship Awmjd Bi!! Kraui, Safe Driving Award THIRD ROW Carol Nieuwsma, Dramatic Reading Martha De Groot, Beffy Crocker Homemaker Award FOURTH ROW Fred Protsmcn, Exfempore Speaking Kay Ten Brink, Drclmcnic Reading ANTLES, TOM Chemistry Club 2 Cross Country 3 Track 3 Intramural Basketball 4 Tennis 4 ARENDS, BEATRICE G.A.A. 2, 3 Dutch Dance 2, 3 Horizon 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3 ATWOOD, NAOMI F.T.A. 3 BARKEL, LAVONNE G.A.A. 2. 3 Dutch Dance 2. 3. 4 G.A.A. Numeral Award 2 F.T.A. 3. 4 F.T.A. Secretary 4 Student Council 4 Snninr Activities BORR, CAROLYN BOYLE, BILL Horizon 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 2, 3 President of Horizon Cabinet Hall Monitor 3 4 Christmas Assembly 2 G.A.A. 2, 3. 4 G.A.A. Manager 4 Dutch Dance 2, 3 BRADFIELD, COLLEEN Latin Club 2 F.T.A. 3 Dutch Dance Exhibition 4 Solo and Ensemble 2 Park Board 3 lNIaiorette 2, 3, 4 Senior Class Treasurer 4 Play Ticket Chairman 4 Office Assistant 4 Girls Basketball Team 4 Choir 4 Glee Club 2 BOS, JOHN Visual Aids Club 2 Honor Roll 2. 3, 4 Senior Play Row Chairman 4 Pan American Club 2 Honor Roll 2, 3. 4 Hi-C 2 Bowling 2 Exhibition Dutch Dance Group 4 BECK, TERRY Golf 2 Chemistry Club 3 Backstage Bianager 4 BECKMAN, CAROL Honor Roll 3. 4 G.A.A. 3 Guidance Group Chaplain 2 BEKIUS, HEIDE Honor Roll 2. 3. 4 Dutch Dance 2. 3. 4 Pan American Club 3. 4 Latin Club 2 Latin Club Secretary 2 Future Teachers Club 3. 4 F.T.A. Treasurer 4 Senior Play Row Chairman 4 Magazine Campaign Row Chairman 4 G.A.A. 2. 3 BELL, JACK BERNECKER, BOB Chemistry Club 3 Reserve Football 2 Intramural Baseball Mgr. Football 3 Track 3 Varsity Football 4 Honor Roll 2 BOERSMA, REEMER Track 3 Magazine Campaign 4 Intramural Basketball 3 BOEVE, GERDA Forensics 2 Girl's League 2. 3 Honor Roll 2, 3. 4 BORGMAN, FREDRICK Visual Aids 2, 3 BOSCH, CLAYTON BOSCH, LESLIE Horizon 2. 3. 4 Bowling 2 Future Nurses Club 3, 4 Dutch Dance 3 Latin Club 2, 3 Co-op Club 4 G.A.A. 2. 3 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 3. 4 Solo and Ensemble 2, 3 Band 2, 3, 4 2 BOSMA, WANDA Guidance Group Chaplain 3 BOSMAN, BARBARA Alderman 3 Band 2, 3 Band Secretary 3 Chorus 2 Choir 3. 4 Dutch Dance 3 Horizon 3 Magazine Campaign Row Chairman 4 BOUMAN, PAUL Reserve Football 2 Tennis 3 BOUMAN, KEN BOUWS, MARCIA Dutch Dance 2. 3 Dutch Dance Exhibition Group 3 G.A.A. 2. 3. 4 Pan American Club 3, 4 Chemistry Club 3 F.T.A. 3 Orchestra 2. 3. 4 Choir 3, 4 lnterlochen Scholarship 3 Senior Play Cast 4 Magazine Campaign Row Chairman 4 Horizon 2, 3, 4 Forensics 2 Horizon Cabinet 3 Choir Contest 3, 4 Choir Solo Contest 3. 4 Orchestra Contest 3, 4 Operetta 4 BOYD, GRETCHEN Boomerang 4 Dutch Dance 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 2. 3 Assembly Board 3, 4 Glee Club 2 Athletic Sister 2 Forensics 3 French Club 2 Chemistry Club 3 F.T.A. 4 Magazine Campaign Row Chairman 4 Senior Play Stage Crew 4 Guidance Group Clerk 2 Merit Scholarship 4 Horizon 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Michigan State School of Journalism 3 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 G.A,A, Manager 4 Future Nurses Club 4 BRANDT, HARV Chemistry Club 2 H Club 2 Cross Country 2. 3 Hall Monitor 2, 3 BRINK, BRUCE Sophomore Class Treasurer 2 Alderman 3 Chief of Police 4 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 4 Reserve Football 2 Football 3 Co-Captain of Reserve Foot- ball 2 Choir 3, 4 President of Choir 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Band President 4 H-Club Magazine Campaign Quota Chairman 4 Pep Band 2, 3. 4 Orchestra 3, 4 BRINK, KENNETH Reserve Football 2 Manager Baseball 3 Varsity Reserve Football 4 Police Board 3. 4 Original Oration 3 Extempore Speaking 4 H Club 4 Chemistry Club 4 Latin Club 2. 3 Honor Roll 2. 3, 4 BRINK, ROSENIARIE Dutch Dance Senior Play Business StatT Guidance Group Chairman BRONKHORST, MARJORIE Glee Club 3, 4 Chorus 2 Forensics 3 Hall Monitor 4 Girl's League 2 BRONSON, RON Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2 Chemistry Club 3 H Club 4 Intramural Basketball 3, 4 Track 3 Tennis 4 BROUWER, BETTY Quartet 2 Choir 2, 3 Guidance Group Chairman 2 BROWER, BETTY LOUISE BROWER, DALE Football Manager 2 Glee Club 2. 3 BRUMM, NORMAN Reserve Football 2 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Varsity Football 3, 4 Latin Club 3 Tennis 3 Chemistry Club 4 H-Club 3, 4 BRUNSELL, FAYE Girl's League BULTMAN, MARILYN Honor Roll 2 BURNS, RENA G.A.A. 2, 3 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Dutch Dance 2 Horizon 3 French Club 3 BUIS, BILL Police 2 Intramural Basketball 2, 3 Football 2, 3, 4 Football Co-Captain 4 Band 2, 3 Hall Monitor 3 H-Club 2, 3. 4 H-Club Officer 3, 4 CADY, TOM Band 2. 3, 4 Chemistry Club 3 Stage Manager 4 CARLSON, JOAN Latin Club 2 Athletic Sister 2, 3, 4 Forensics 2 Dutch Dance 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 2. 3 Horizon 2, 3, 4 Senior Play Properties 4 Boomerang Board 4 Park Board 4 Choir 3, 4 Bowling 2 F.T.A. 3 Dutch Dance Exhibition 4 Honor Roll 2, 3,4 Guidance Group Officer 2 Athletic Sister Officer 3 Michigan State School of Journalism 3 District and State Choir Contests 3. 4 Operetta Cast 4 Glee Club 2 Vice President of Horizon Group 2 Treasurer of Horizon Group 3 G.A.A. Numeral 2 Athletic Sister Letter 2 CHANDLER, RON Honor Roll 2. 3, 4 Photography Club Treasurer 3 Winner of junior Essay Contest 3 Forensics 2, 3, 4 Hall Monitor 3, 4 Mable Anthony Memorial Speech Prize 2 COOK, CAROL Dutch Dance 2, 3, 4 Horizon 2, 3, 4 Pan American Club 3, 4 F.T.A. 3. 4 Choir 3, 4 Athletic Sister 3, 4 Park Board 3 Magazine Campaign Publicity 4 Herald Page Editor 4 Honor Roll 2 G.A.A. 2. 3 Guidance Group Clerk 2 Forensics 3 COOK, PHILLIP President of Photography Club 3 Page One HIl71l1l'El1 Seventeen COSTER, TERRY DE BOER, GERRIT Intramural Basketball 2, 3. 4 Cross Country 3 CRAMER, JEAN Dutch Dance 3 CUMERFORD, MARY ANN Sophomore Class President Senior Class Secretary 4 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Boomerang Co-Editor -I Personnel Board 3, 4 Athletic Sister 4 Athletic Sister Treasurer -I G.A.A. 2, 3. 4 G.A.A. Secretary and Treasurer 3 G.A.A. Manager 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. Numeral 2 G.A.A. Chevron 2 G.A.A. Letter 3 Senior Play Publicity Chairman 4 Dutch Dance 2, 3, -I Dutch Dance Exhibition 3 Guidance Group Chaplain 3. 4 Pan American Club 3, 4 F.T.A. 4 Bowling 2, 3 Bowling 'Treasurer 3 Orchestra 2. 3, 4 Orchestra Secretary 2, 3 District and State Choir Contests 2. 3, 4 Solo and Ensemble 2, 3, 4 Horizon 2, 3. 4 Girl's Basketball 4 National Merit Scholarship Contestant 4 G.A.A. Letter 4 DAINING, PATRICIA Horizon 2, 3, 4 DALMAN, YVONNE Guidance Group Chaplain 4 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 DAMSON, KAREN Latin Club 2 Dutch Dance 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 2. 3. 4 Solo and Ensemble 2 Horizon 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. Manager 3 G.A,A. Treasurer 4 Chemistry Club 3 Girl's State Alternate 3 Historical Board 3 College and Career Day Board 4 Student Council 3, 4 Dutch Dance Exhibition 4 Horizon Cabinet 3 Forensics 4 Senior Play Stage Manager 4 Honor Roll 3, 4 Magazine Campaign Row Chairman 4 Boomerang Board 4 G.A.A. Award 3 A Cappella Choir 3. 4 A C1 wpclli Choir Secretary 4 ri A 1 Glee Club 2 Operetta Cast 4 DATEMA, KATHLEEN DANGREMOND, YVONNE Band 2. 3. 4 Horizon 2. 3. 4 Magazine Campaign Row Chairman 4 Senior Play Ticket Row Chairman I Solo and Ensemble 2 DE FEYTER, LEOTA Page One Hundred Eiglzlcen Track 2, 3 Intram u ral Basketball 2 DE GROOT, MARTHA Dutch Dance 2, 3, 4 French Club 2 Chemistry Club 3 F.T.A. 3. 4 F.T.A. President 4 Personnel Board 3, 4 Personnel Board Chairman 4 G.A.A. 2. 3 Glee Club 2 Trio 2 Athletic Sister 3, 4 Magazine Campaign Co-Treasurer 4 Senior Play Stage Crew 4 Senior Play Ticket Sales South Side Manager 4 Honor Roll 2, 3 G.A.A. Numeral 2 Boomerang Board 3. 4 Horizon 2, 3. 4 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4 DE JONGE, BEVERLY Chorus 2, 3 Choir 4 DE KOEYER, CARLA Horizon 4 DE KOSTER, ESTHER G.A.A. 2, 3 Dutch Dance 3 Chorus 3 Choir 4 DE KRAKER, DALE DE KRAKER, LARRY DE LONG, JACK Football 2, 3, 4 Chemistry Club 3 Hi Y 3 Honor Roll 2, 3 Golf 3. 4 DE RIDDER, SHIRLEY Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Magazine Campaign Row Chairman 4 Senior Play Business Staff 4 Group Chairman 4 Librarian 4 DEN UYL, DICK Varsity Football 2. 3. 4 Reserve Football 2 Reserve Basketball 2 Varsity Baseball 3 Reserve Baseball 2 Sophomore Class Vice President 2 Alderman 3 H Club Vice President H Club President 4 H Club 2. 3, 4 Police Officer 2 DE VRIES, DUANE Visual Aids Club 3, 4 Photography 3. 4 DE VRIES, LAURIE Horizon 2, 3, 4 Dutch Dance 2, 3 G,A.A. 2 DYKENS, WILLARD Reserve Football Varsity Football Varsity Baseball H Club Hall Monitor Intramural Basketball 3 DE WITT, CARLENE Choir 3, 4 Horizon 2, rl Dutch Dance 2. 3 Exhibition Dutch Dance -I Athletic Sister -I G,A.A. 2 Sr, Play Co-op Ticket Chairman 4 Co-op Oliice 4 Girls' Basketball Team 4 Glee Club 2 Guidance Group Chairma Horizon Group President DISBROW, RONALD Chemistry Club 3 DITMER, BARBARA Horizon 3, 4 Dutch Dance 3 Pan-American Club 3. 4 Librarian 4 DOKTER, RALPH JR. Football 2 DOZEMAN, KAREN DYKE, MYRNA G.A.A. 2 Honor Roll 2 DYKHUIS, DOROTHY DYKSTRA, ERWIN Chemistry Club 2 Track 3. 4 Intramural Basketball 4 DYKSTRA, RON Hall Monitor 3 EBELS, BOB n2 Intramural Basketball 2, 4 Choir 3. 4 Boys' Glee Club 2 EL KHOURI, HIKMAT Baghdad College Iraq Boxing Basketball 2, 3 Baseball 2, 3 junior Play Senior Play Usher 4 EMMICK, BARBARA Concert Band 2, 3. 4 Marching Band 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 3. 4 Forensics 2 Bowling 2 Latin Club 2 F.T.A. 3. 4 Pan-American Club 3, 4 G.A.A. 2. 3. 4 Dutch Dance 2, 3, 4 Exhibition Dutch Dance Group 4 Interlochen Scholarship 3 Girls' State Alternate 4 Horizon 2, 3, 4 Magazine Campaign Secretary 4 Senior Play Student Director 4 Basketball 4 Solo and Ensemble 2, 3, 4 FARABEE, NICAEA Dutch Dance 3, 4 A Cappella Choir 3, 4 Honor Roll 3. 4 Senior Play Cast 4 Magazine Campaign Row Chairman 4 Horizon 4 Choir Contest 3, 4 Operetta Cast 4 2 FENDT, EILEEN Dutch Dance 2. 3 Pan American Club 3 Latin Club 2 V Guidance Group Clerk 4 Choir Librarian 4 Honor Roll 2 Choir 3. 4 Magazine Campaign Row Chairman 4 I Senior Play Properties Committee 4 Horizon 2, 3, 4 Choir Contest 3, 4 FOG ERTY, LE ROY Baseball 2. 3. 4 Football 3. 4 FOLKERT, BARBARA Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 FOLKERT, LLOYD Magazine Campaign Quota Chairman 4 Honor Roll 4 FOLKERT, MARLENE Guidance Group Officer 2 Band 2, 3 Dutch Dance 2, 3, 4 Hall Monitor 2 Horizon 3, 4 FRANCOMB, RICHARD Football 2, 3. 4 Track 2. 3, 4 H Club 3. 4 Intramural Basketball 3, 4 FREEMAN, LAURA G.A.A. 2, 3 Dutch Dance 2, 4 Future Nurses Club 3 Latin Club 2, 3 Horizon 4 FRERIKS, HELEN Magazine Campaign Row Chairman 4 Dutch Dance 3, 4 Dutch Dance Exhibition Group 4 Horizon 3 FUGLSETH, DARWIN GARCIA, FLORA GARCIA, GEORGE Band 2, 3, 4 Pan American Club 2 Student Council 2 GODING, BOB Reserve Football Manager 2 Senior Play Business Staff 4 GORDON, LINDA G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 Dutch Dance 2, 3, 4 French Club 2 Horizon 2, 3, 4 Horizon Cabinet 2, 3, 4 Vocal Solo and Ensemble 2 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Chemistry Club Secretary 3 F.T.A. 3. 4 Wfelfare Board Chairman 4 Senior Class Clerk 4 Associate Feature Editor of Boomerang 4 Holland High Herald Page Editor 4 Athletic Sister 4 G.A,A. Award 2 Forensics 3 Senior Play Stage Crew 4 Choir 4 Glee Club 2 Quill and Scroll 4 Study Hall Clerk 4 Hall Monitor 2. 3 GONZALES, CORINA G.A.A. 2 Glee Club 2, 3 Dutch Dance 2, 3 Red Cross 3 Future Nurses Club 3 GREEN, ROBERTA GROTENHUIS, VERNA Dutch Dance 2, 3, 4 Dutch Dance Exhibition Group 4 Athletic Sisters 2. 3. 4 Athletic Sisters President 3, 4 Pan American Club Vice Pres. 4 D.A.R. Good Citizen Award 4 Bowling 2. 3 Treasurer of H.H.S. 4 G.A.A. 2. 3 Senior Play Business Staff 4 GROTLER, TERRY Band 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 2. 3. 4 HAMELINK, ARLOA Dutch Dance 2. 3. 4 G.A.A. 2 Magazine Campaign Row Chairman 4 Honor Roll 2. 3. 4 Glee Club 2 HAMELINK, LINDA Glee Club 2 G.A.A. 2. 3. 4 Horizon 2. 3. 4 Horizon Cabinet 2 Dutch Dance 2. 3. 4 Senior Play Make-Up 4 Magazine Campaign Row Chairman 4 Future Nurses Club 3, 4 Pan American Club 3 Herald Staff 3. 4 Historical Board 3 Chemistry Club 3 Bowling 4 HAMLIN, DOUG Football 3. 4 HAMN, GAIL G.A.A. 2 Glee Club 2 Dutch Dance 2 HANSON, NANCY HEIDMA, GEORGE French Club 3. 4 HEMMEKE, DANNY HILBINK, RONALD Herald Sports Editor 3. 4 Intramural Basketball 2 Track Manager 3 French Club 3 H Club 4 Hi-Y Club 3 HILL, WILLIAM Football 4 Baseball 3 Band 2. 3. 4 Tumbling 2 Police 4 Boomerang Photography 2. 3 Gym Assistance 3 Choir 4 Operetta Cast 4 Senior Play 4 Guidance Group Chairman 2 Pep Band 3. 4 HILBINK, SCOTT Chemistry Club 3 Herald Staff 4 Intramural Basketball 2, 3 HOEKSEMA, GORDON Latin Club 2. 3 Visual Aids Club 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3. 4 Solo and Ensemble Contest 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 2. 3. 4 Chemistry Club 3 Golf 3 HOFMEYER, TERRY Football 2. 3. 4 Track 3. 4 Chemistry Club 3 Hi-Y Club 3 H Club 4 HOHMANN, JANE Dutch Dance 2. 3. 4 Latin Club 2 F.T.A. 3. 4 Chemistry Club 3 Pan American Club 3. 4 Pan American Club Treas. 4 Athletic Sister 4 Horizon Club 2. 3. 4 Personnel Board 4 G.A.A. 2. 3. 4 Honor Roll 2. 3. 4 Senior Play Property Committee 4 Bfagazine Campaign Publicity Chairman 4 HOVENGA, BONNIE Guidance Group Chairman 3 HULSMAN, HOWARD Intramural Basketball 2 Track 2 Red Cross Club 3 JACKSON, BILL JAEHNIG, FRANK Choir 3. 4 Glee Club 2 Visual Aids 2 JAPINGA, BILL Football 2 Basketball 2. 3. 4 Tennis 2. 3, 4 Honor Roll 2. 3. 4 H-Club 3. 4 Co-captain of Basketball 4 Guidance Group Clerk 2, 3 JONGEKRIJG, ARLON Glee Club 2. 3. 4 Intramural Basketball 2 JOOSTBERNS, PHYLLIS Chorus 2 Choir 3 Guidance Group Clerk 3 Guidance Group Chaplain 4 Dutch Dance 3. 4 JURRIES, BARBARA Honor Roll 4 G.A.A. 2 Dutch Dance 3 Red Cross 2 KAEPERNIK, CORALEE G.A.A. 2. 3. 4 Horizon 2, 3. 4 Majorette 2, 3, 4 Magazine Campaign Quota Chart 4 Senior Play Publicity 4 Chemistry Club 3 Orchestra 2. 3 Choir 3, 4 Dutch Dance 2, 3 Basketball 4 Bowling 2 KAPER, TERRY Baseball, Reserve, 2, 3 Cross Country, Reserve 2, 3 Intramural Basketball 2. 3, 4 KEANE, KAY Dutch Dance 2, 3, 4 Student Council Clerk 4 G.A.A. 3. 4 G.A.A. Vice President Vice President of Girl's League 3 Secretary of jr. Class 3 F.T.A. 4 Treasurer of Orchestra 4 Dutch Dance Exhibition Group 3 French Club 2, 3 Majorette 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Choir 4 Forensics 4 Forensics Local Winner 4 North Side Manager Ticket Sales 4 Magazine Champion Trophy Case Chairman 4 Interlocken Scholarship 2 Girls' State 3 Horizon 2. 3. 4 District Solo Twirling 2, 3 Honor Roll 2, 3 Horizon Cabinet 4 State Band Contest 2. 3 State Orchestra 2 fcontestj Regional Band Contest 2 Regional Orchestra Contest 2. 3. 4 Hope College Orchestra 2 Girls' Basketball Team 4 Choir Contest Quartet 4 KLEINHEKSEL, JOHN Honor Roll 2, 3. 4 Alderman 3 Chemistry Club 3 Track 3 Varsity Basketball 3, 4 Reserve Basketball 3 Marching Band 2 Brass Quartet 2 Boys Glee Club 2, 3 Choir 3, 4 Exchange Assembly 3 Senior Class President 4 Latin Club Officer 2 Sons of American Revolution Essay Contest Winner 3 National Merit Scholarship 4 State Band Contest 2. 3, 4 Orchestra 3. 4 Table Tennis Champion 2. 3. 4 H.M.S, Pinafore Cast 4 Instrumental Solo and Ensemble hrst place winner 3 Vocal first place winner in Solo and Ensemble Contest 4 Band Board of Review Chairman 4 Interlochen Scholarship winner 3 Rotary Boys Camp delegate 4 Regional Choir and Orchestra Contest 3. 4 KEMPKERS, DONNA Dutch Dance 2, 3 KLEIN, JEROME KEIKINTVELD, JANICE KLEIS, ANN Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Chemistry Club 3 Latin Club 2. 3 Solo and Ensemble Contest 2. 3 Magazine Campaign Row Chairman 4 KENNEDY, SUE Honor Roll 2 G.A.A. 3 KLOMPAREN5, TOM Boy's State Representative Chemistry Club 3 Baseball 2, 3. 4 Basketball 2. 3 H Club 3. 4 Football 2, 3. 4 KOLEAN, MARY LOU Band 2. 3. 4 Horizon 3 Guidance Group Secretary 2 Guidance Group Chaplin 3 Solo and Ensemble Alderman 3 KONING, CALVIN Band 2, 3 Hi-Y 3 Track 2, 3 Guidance Group Chaplain 3 KONING, HERMAN KONING, PATRICIA KOOPS, BETTY Honor Roll 2. 3, 4 G.A.A. 2 French Club 2 Future Nurses Club 2, 3 KRAAI, WILLIAM Reserve Football 2 Varsity Football 3, 4 Track 2, 3 Intramural Basketball 2, 3 Senior Play Cast 4 KRAMER, ROY Basketball 2 Baseball 2, 3 Marching Band 2 Senior Class Treasurer 4 Senior Play Ticket Sales Committee 4 Magazine Campaign Executive 4 Boomerang Junior Editor 3 Boomerang Editor-in-Chief 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Holland High Herald of the Air 4 Park Board 4 Intramural Basketball 3 Senior Assembly 4 KROEZE, BARBARA Pan American Club 3, 4 F.T.A. 3. 4 Horizon 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 2. 3 Basketball 4 Dutch Dance 2, 3 Dutch Dance Exhibition Group 4 Senior Play Ticket Row Chairman 4 KOOTSTRA, JANICE Latin Club 2, 3 G.A.A. 2. 3 Dutch Dance 2 Chemistry Club 3 Future Nurses Club 2. 3. 4 Horizon Club 2. 3 Chorus 2 Page One Hundred Nineteen KLEINI-IEKSEL, ROGER Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Forensics 2, 3 LAM, KAREN Alderman 3 Horizon Cabinet 3 Horizon 3, 4 Chorus 2 Guidance Group Chairman 2 G.A.A. 2, 3 Herald 4 LAMOREAUX, CALVIN Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 2. 3. 4 Chemistry Club 3 Visual Aids 3, 4 Marching Band 2, 3. 4 Park Board 3, 4 Guidance Group Chaplain 2, 3. 4 Senior Play Corridor Supervision Committee 4 LASSWELL, JERRY Track 2, 3, 4 Tumbling 2, 3 Football 3 LEMMEN, CHARLES Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Youth Achievement Winner 2 Assembly Board 3 College and Career Board 4 Chemistry Club 3 Latin Club 2, 3, 4 Visual Aids Club 2, 3, 4 Exchange Assembly 3 Photo Club 3 Magazine Campaign Asst. Manager 4 Guidance Group President 3 Senior Play 4 Forensics 4 Curriculum Council 4 Golf 2, 3, 4 LEMMEN, JOAN Nurses Club 3, 4 Bowling 3, 4 LINDGREN, TERRY Tiffin High School 2 Football 4 Senior Play Business Manager 4 Golf 4 Alderman 4 Intramural Basketball 4 LINN, DAVID Alderman 4 Honor Roll 2 Camera Club 3 Hall Monitor 3 Pan American Club 3. 4 Chemistry Club 3 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4 Tennis 2. 3. 4 Boomerang Board 4 Senior Play Usher 4 Magazine Campaign Ticket Row Chairman Cross Country 2 Guidance Group Chairman 2, 4 H Club 4 LOYER, JACK Football 2 Tennis 3. 4 Intramural Basketball 4 LUGTEN, CAROLE LUGTEN, KEN Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Page One Hundred Twenly LUNDQUIST, ALBEN Choir 3, 4 Glee Club 2 Visual Aids Club 2 Operetta 4 MARCOTTE, PAUL Pan American Club 3 Tlllcli 2, 3 MASSELINK, GRETA Dutch Dance 2. 3, 4 Horizon 2, 3, 4 Future Nurses Club 3, 4 Latin Club 2, 3 Choir 4 Boomerang Board 4 Herald 3, 4 Sr. Play Ticket Row Chairman 4 Chemistry Club 3 G.A.A. 2, 3 Bowling 2 Glee Club 2 MASON, JAMES Cheerleading 2, 3 G.A.A. 2, 3 G.A.A. Manager 2 Chemistry Club 3 Forensics 2, 3, 4 Dutch Dance 2, 3 French Club 2 Boomerang 4 Herald 3, 4 Magazine Campaign Ticket Row Chairman 4 Horizon 2. 3. 4 Michigan State Summer School 3 Welfare Board 4 MEURER, JUDY G.A.A. 2 Dutch Dance 2. 3 MILLER, WILLIAM Track 2 Intramural Basketball 3, 4 MINNEMA, ROBERT Hall Monitor 3 MOES, JIM Cross Country Manager 4 Cross Country 3 Track 2, 3, 4 Tumbling 2 Hi-Y 3 H Club 4 Guidance Group Secretary 4 Guidance Group President 4 Intramural Basketball 2, 4 Band 2. 3. 4 Herald 4 MOKMA, JIM Baseball 2 MOUW, ELEANOR Latin Club 2, 3 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 Dutch Dance 2, 3, 4 Exhibition Group 4 F.T.A. 4 Horizon 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 MOON, JANICE G.A.A. 2, 3 Dutch Dance 2 Future Nurses Club 3 Latin Club 2, 3 Horizon 3, 4 Solo and Ensemble Contest 2, 3 District Contest 2, 3. 4 State Contest 2, 3. 4 MOOMEY, DELORES lxltllltlflflt' Campaign Art Stall' -I Senior Plat' Art Stall' 4 MORRIS, WILMA Dutch Dance 2. 3 MYRICK, CARLENE F.T.A. 3 G.A.A. 2, 3 Horizon 2, 3 Bowling 2 NEERKEN, RICHARD Guidance Group Vice- President 3 Hall Monitor 3 NIEBOER, LEROY Senior Band 2, 3, 4 Guidance Group Chaplain 3 Guidance Group President 4 NIENHUIS, RONALD Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4 Boys Glee Club 3 NIENHUIS, WAYNE Intramural Basketball 2 Hall Monitor 3 NIES, CAROLE G.A.A. 2, 3 Dutch Dance 2, 3, 4 Chemistry Club 3 Future Nurses Club 3. 4 Forensics 2 Horizon 2, 3, 4 NIEUWSMA, CAROL Transferred from Oostburg High, Oostburg, Wisconsin Horizon 4 Dutch Dance 4 G.A.A. 4 Choir 4 Solo and Ensemble 4 Operetta 4 Forensics 4 Senior Play Makeup Committee 4 Magazine Campaign Row Chairman 4 Girls Basketball 4 NYKAMP, JUDY Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 2, 3 Guidance Group Chaplain 3 Chorus 2, 3 Forensics 2 Dutch Dance 2, 3 OOSTERHOF, ELIZABETH Band 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 4 Basketball 4 Horizon 2, 3 Personnel Board 4 OVERBEEK, JOYCE Horizon 3, 4 OVERBEEK, TOM H-Club 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 Tennis 2, 3 PIERS, CAROL Honor Roll 3, 4 Latin Club 2, 3 Chemistry Club 3 F,N.A. 4 G.A.A. 2, 3 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Dutch Dance 2, 3 Horizon 2, 3 PLAGGEMARS, JAMES PETERS, PATRICIA G.A.A. 2. 3 Horizon -I Dutch Dance 4 Choir 2. 3. 4 Magazine Campaign Row Chairman 4 POLICH, DAVID Reserve Football 2 Varsity Football 3. 4 Park Board 3 Chairman Park Board 4 Operetta 4 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Boomerang 4 Senior Play Music Chairman 4 Glee Club 2 Choir 3, 4 Choir Treasurer 4 POLACK, FRANCES Dutch Dance 3 Student Librarian 4 POPPEN, DAWN Senior Play Cast 4 Honor Roll 2. 3. 4 Chorus 2 Girls Basketball Team Captain 4 POST, STUART Honor Roll 2, 3 junior Class President 3 Chemistry Club Treasurer 3 Police Board 3 H-Club 3 H.H,S. judge 4 H-Club Clerk 4 Wolver-ine Boys State 3 Varsity Baseball Manager 2 Varsity Football Trainer 3, 4 Reserve Football ltlanager 2 Dutch Dance 2, 3. 4 Dutch Dance Exhibition Group 2, 3 G.A.A. President 4 Pan American Club President 4 Permanent Athletic Sister 2. 3. 4 Athletic Sisters Proiect Chairman 4 G.A.A. Manager 2, 3 Choir 4 Alderman 4 -lunior Class Treasurer 3 F,T.A. 3. 4 Pan American Club 3 Chemistry Club 3 Girls State Delegate 3 Horizon Convention 4 Horizon 2. 3, 4 Horizon Group President 2, 4 Personnel Board 4 Assembly Board 3 PRINCE, CAL Baseball 2, 3, 4 Boomerang 4 Student Policeman 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Journalism School M.S.U. 3 Vice President Senior Class 4 H-Club 3. 4 Senior Play Cast 4 District and State Solo Contest 2. 3 Orchestra 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Junior Rotarian 4 POTTER, ROGER Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Chemistry Club 3 Pan American Club 3, 4 PRINCE, JUDY Study Hall Clerk 4 PRINCE, Rosen PRINS, BETTY Dutch Dance 1 G.A.A. 2. 3, 4 PRINS, PHYLLIS Guidance Group Chaplain 2 G.A.A. 2, 3.4 G.A.A. Numeral 2 PROTSMAN, FRED Choir 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Pan American Club 3, 4 Football Manager 3. 4 Historical Board 4 Senior Play Publicity Comm. 4 Boys Glee Club 3 H-Club 3, 4 PROTSMAN, TOM Guidance Group Chairman 2, 3 Honor Roll 2. 3. 4 Pan American Club 3 Magazine Campaign Staff 4 RAGAINS, TOM Basketball 2 Baseball 2. 3. 4 Reserve Football Manager 2 Varsity Football Manager 3 Student Council 4 Guidance Group Otticer 2 Boomerang Feature Editor 4 Wfeltare Board 3 Assembly Board 4 H-club 3. 4 RIKER, JENNIE French Club 2 G.A.A. 2. 3 Marching Band 2, 3 Dutch Dance 3 Horizon 3 Chemistry Club 3 RIKSEN, NORM Chemistry Club 2 Latin Club 2 Cross Country 2 ROBBERT, JAN Cross Country 2, 3, 4 Reserve Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 4 Track 2. 3. 4 H-Club 2. 3. 4 National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4 ROLFS, LINDA ROMANS, BARBARA G.A.A. 2. 3 Holland High Herald 4 Horizon 3, 4 Dutch Dance 3 RUHLIG, EDWARD Intramural Basketball 2, Camera Club 3 Latin Club 2 Marching Band 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 2, 3, 4 Hall Monitor 4 Bowling 4 ROOS, JOAN Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Dutch Dance 2. 3. 4 Horizon 2. 3, 4 Forensics 2 G.A.A. 2, 3 Latin Club 2 Chemistry Club 3 Senior Play Cast 4 Magazine Campaign Co-Clerk 4 RUS, DONALD Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Choir 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 2 SCHAMPER, MARDELLA Horizon 3, 4 Honor Roll 2. 3. 4 Guidance Group Chaplain Librarian 3 Senior Play Usher SCHEERHORN, DOREEN Pan American Club 2 Senior Play Usher 3 Chorus 2, 3 Choir 3 Horizon 2 SCHEIRBECK, CLYDE tIndiana5 2 Glee Club 2 Rifle Club 2 SCHEPEI., PAUL SCHMIDT, STEVE Track 3 Football 2 SCHREUR, IVAN Chemistry Club 3 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4 Exchange Assembly 3 SCULLY, KAY Honor Roll 3 Park Board 3 Latin Club 2 Chemistry Club 3 F.N.A. Club 3, 4 President 4 Athletic Sister 3 G.A.A. 2. 3, 4 G.A.A. Numeral Chorus 2 Dutch Dance 2, 3, 4 Exhibition Group 4 Horizon 2, 3, 4 SEBASTA, KEN Track 3 SERIE, LYNDA G.A.A. 2 Dutch Dance 3, 4 SHAFFER, SHERIDAN Cross Country 2, 4 Reserve Basketball 2 Track 2, 3, 4 Varsity Basketball 3, 4 H-Club 2. 3, 4 Choir 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2 Hi-Y 3 Police Board 4 SHIDLER, EDWARD Transfer from Tiffin High School, Tiffin, Ohio Football 3, 4 Track 3, 4 SAS, ARTHUR SIEGERS, JIM Photo Club 3 Senior Band 3 S SLAG, HARRIET STEININGER, BILL Alderman 3 Athletic Sister 2. 3 Gym Assistant 3 Chorus 2, 3 Magazine Campaign Trophy Case Chairman 4 Senior Play Makeup Chairman 4 College and Career Day Chairman 4 Dutch Dance 3 Horizon 3 Forensics 2 Latin Club 2 SLIGHTER, MARY JANE Horizon 2, 3, 4 Athletic Sister 3 Guidance Group Chaplain Dutch Dance 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3 Magazine Campaign Row Chairman 4 Homecoming Court 4 G.A.A. 2 Exhibition Dutch Dance 4 MEENGE, MARLENE Athletic Sister 3, 4 G.A.A. 2 Choir 4 Dutch Dance 2. 3, 4 Horizon 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3 SMITH, BETTY SMITH, LOIS Latin Club 2, 3 Chemistry Club 3 Future Nurses Club 3, 4 G.A.A. 3, 4 Chorus 2 Dutch Dance 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Tennis 3 Intramural Basketball 2, 3. 4 Camera Club 3 Latin Club 3 Marching Band 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Concert Band 2. 3. 4 Orchestra 3. 4 Interlochen Scholarship 3 Bowling 4 STREMLER, LILA Chorus 2 Co-op Club 4 Senior Play Usher 4 Student Librarian 3 3 sr sr Honor Roll 2 REUR, EILEEN Dutch Dance 2, 3, 4 Pan American Club 2, 3 F,T.A. 4 Exhibition Dutch Dance 4 Senior Play Cast 4 Magazine Campaign Manager 4 Horizon 2. 3, 4 Student Council 4 G.A.A. 2. 3. 4 Athletic Sister 3 Exchange Assembly 3 Forensics 4 Holland High Herald 3, 4 Bowling 3 RYKER, JOHN Honor Roll 2 Mayor 4 Baseball 2. 3 President of Chemistry Club 3 Wolverine Boys State 3 Horizon 3, 4 SMITH, OWEN Hall Monitor 2 SMITH, ROSALIE Red Cross 2 Choir 4 SNELLENBERGER, LOUISE Band 2, 3, 4 Dutch Dance 3 Guidance Group Clerk 3 Guidance Group Chairman Exchange Assembly 3 SODERBERG, ALMA Latin Club 3 Chemistry Club 3 Future Nurses Club 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3 SOUDER, LARRY STEGGERDA, BEATRICE Dutch Dance 2, 4 G.A.A. 2 Bowling 2 Horizon 2. 3, 4 Magazine Campaign Row Chairman 4 Senior Play Row Chairman Latin Club 2 STEININGER, JAMES Choir 3, 4 Tumbling 3, 4 Glee Club 2 Exchange Assembly 3 Football 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 3, 4 Operetta 4 District Solo and Ensemble 3 4 2 4 TAGUE, RUSSELL Football 2, 3 TELLMAN, JOAN Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Asst. Manager of Magazine Camp 4 Personnel Board 4 Latin Club 2. 3 Chemistry Club 3 Bowling 2, 3 Herald Staff 3, 4 Co-Editor 4 Quill and Scroll Award 4 Dutch Dance 2, 3, 4 Experimental Group 4 Horizon 2, 3, 4 TEN BRINK, ELEANOR Chorus 2 Choir 3, 4 Forensics 2, 3, 4 Forensic Local Winner 4 Forensic District Second 4 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 2, 3 Senior Play Costumes 4 G.A.A. 2, 3 Dutch Dance 2 THOMAS, FRANK Chemistry Club 3 Football 3 M32azine Row Chairman 4 Police Board 4 Honor Roll 4 TIEN, ROLAND Herald 3, 4 Hall Monitor 3 TUBERGEN, FRED Honor Roll 2. 3 Page One Hundred Tweuiy-One THOMPSON, ROBERT Football 3. 4 Baseball 2 Band 2. 3. 4 Tumbling 3 Police Board 4 Interlochen Scholarship Guidance Group Chaplai Pep Band 3, 4 TINHOLT, LLOYD Park Board 4 Basketball Manager 3, 4 Boys' Glee Club 3 TOP, VIRGINIA Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Band 2. 3. 4 G.A.A. 2 Choir 4 n4 Magazine Row Chairman Senior Play Co-op Manager 4 Forensics 2. 4 Solo-ensemble Contest First Place 2. 3. 4 VAN DOMMELIN, LOIS Hi-C Bible Club 2. 3. 4 Clerk in Study Hall 3 G.A.A. 3 VAN DYKE, MYRA Dutch Dance 3 G.A.A. 2. 3 Horizon 2. 3 Chorus 3 Pan American Club 3. 4 Honor Roll 4 Senior Play Usher 4 VAN DYKE, RONALD Football 2. 3, 4 Basketball 2. 3. 4 Baseball 2. 3. 4 H-Club 3. 4 Student Council 4 VAN DYKE, RUTH Athletic Sisters 2. 3. 4 G.A.A. 2. 3. 4 Dutch Dance 2. 3, 4 Guidance Group Chaplai Senior Play Business Manager 4 Latin Club 2 Forensics 2 Horizon 2. 3, 4 Herald Staff 4 Honor Roll 2 Dutch Dance Exhibition Group 4 Bowling 2 Glee Club 2 G.A.A. Numeral 2 VAN EYK, SHIRLEY Pan American Club 3 F,N.A. Club 3 VAN HOUDT, HAROLD VAN HOUTEN, ADRIAN Band 2, 3. 4 Choir 4 VAN HOUTEN, SHIRLEY Dutch Dance 3 VAN HUIS, GLORIA Dutch Dance 2 Pan American Club 3. 4 Chorus 3 Senior Play Usher 4 VAN KAMPEN, RUSSELL VAN IWAARDEN, EVELYN Dutch Dance 2, 3 Guidance Group Clerk 3. 4 Choir 3. 4 VAN KAMPEN, ROSALIE Dutch Dance 2 Guidance Group Clerk 2 VAN LENTE, TRUDIE Quartet Vocal 2. 3 Chorus 2 Choir 2, 3 Guidance Group Chairman 3 Dutch Dance 2. 3 Horizon 2 VAN PUTTEN, THOMAS Football 2 Track 3 Herald Staff 4 Intramural Basketball 2. 3. 4 Chemistry Club 3 VAN WIEREN, ROBERT Football 2. 3, 4 Basketball 2 Baseball 2, 3, 4 junior Class Vice President 3 Alderman 4 Senior Play Lighting Manager 4 H-Club 2, 3 VANDE POEL, JAMES Football 2 Basketball 2. 3, 4 Choir 2, 3, 4 Tennis 2. 3. 4 Magazine Campaign North Side Manager 4 H-Club 2. 3. 4 VAN DEN BERG, SARAH Dutch Dance 2. 3 Horizon 3. 4 VANDEN BOSCH, SHERRI Choir 3. 4 Dutch Dance 2. 4 Horizon 2. 3. 4 Senior Play Usher 4 VANDEN BRINK, DALE Baseball 2 Hall Monitor 4 VANDEN BRINK, SHIRLEY G.A.A. 2 Chorus 2. 3 Dutch Dance 3 Librarian 4 Guidance Group Chaplain 4 VANDEN BRINK, SYLVIA Latin Club 2 Chemistry Club 4 Athletic Sisters 4 Dutch Dance 2, 4 Horizon 4 Senior Play Usher 4 Honor Roll 2. 3. 4 Magazine Campaign Row Chairman 4 Guidance Group Officer 2. 3 VANDER HAAR, LYLE VANDER VEN, JOHN Intermural Basketball Z. 3. 4 Band 2. 3 VANDER WERP, ELAINE Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 2 Intramural Basketball 2. 3. 4 F,'1'.A, Club 4 Track Manager 2 Chorus 3 VAN NUIL, CAROL Dutch Dance 2. 3 Page One Hundred Twenly-Two VANDER YACHT, DICK Bglslicfball 2. 3. -l Cross Country 5 Baseball 2. 3 Basketball VANDER YACHT, MARYANN Honor Roll 2. 4 Dutch Dance 2. 3, 4 VEEN, PETER Basketball 2 Intermural Basketball 3 Baseball 3 Guidance Group Chaplain 3 Christmas Assembly 4 Honor Roll 4 VELDHEER, GLENN Glee Club 2 Football 3 VER HOEVEN, LEE Intermural Basketball 2, 3 VER HULST, TERRY Band 2, 3 VLEIM, PHYLLIS Chorus 3 Dutch Dance 2 VON INS, KARL Intermural Basketball 2 Baseball 4 WALTERS, JANICE G.A.A. 2. 3 Latin Club 2, 3 Honor Roll 2. 3 Dutch Dance 2, 3 F.T.A. 4 WALTERS, JOYCE G.A.A. 2. 3. 4 G.A.A. Manager 4 Guidance Group Chairman 2 Horizon 2. 3. 4 WALTERS, JOYCE Horizon 2 Librarian 4 WALTERS, MARILYN Hi-C Club 2 WALTERS, RUTH Honor Roll 2. 3. 4 Athletic Sisters 3, 4 G.A.A. 2. 3 G.A,A. Numeral 2 Magazine Campaign Row Chairman 4 Senior Play Usher Chairman 4 Chemistry Club 4 Pan American Club 3 Herald Staff Co-Editor 4 Dutch Dance 2. 3. 4 Horizon 2. 3, 4 Historical Board 3 Park Board 4 Guidance Group Clerk 4 Summer journalism School Scholarship WEENER, JAMES Pan American Club 3 Chemistry Club 2 Intramural Basketball 3 Senior Play Stat? 3 Interlocken Scholarship Band 2, 3. 4 Solo Instrumental 2. 3. 4 WELLER, MARILYN Glee Club 2. 3, 4 Girls League 2. 3. 4 Honor Roll 2, 3 Librarian 4 Hall Monitor 4 WELCH, PHYLLIS Honor Roll 3. 4 French Club 2 F.T.A. 3. 4 G.A.A. 2. 3 Numeral 2 Horizon 2, 3 Dutch Dance 2. 3 WENDT, MIKE Honor Roll 2 Intermural Basketball 4 Scholarship 4 WEISS, CARL Honor Roll 2, 3 Basketball Manager 2. 3. 4 Intramural 2. 3 Magazine Row Chairman 4 Hi-Y 3 Chemistry Club 3 Tennis 4 WITTEVEEN, NORM Football 2. 3. 4 Baseball 2. 3. 4 Guidance Group Chairman 3, 4 H-Club 2, 4 Basketball 2 WOLDRING, MARILYN Horizon 2. 3. 4 G.A.A. 2. 3 Dutch Dance 2 Pan American Club 3 Magazine Campaign Row Chairman 4 WYRICK, ARDITH Chorus 2. 3 Dutch Dance 3 YOUNG, BENNETT Baseball 2 Assembly Board 3. 4 Assembly Board Chairman 4 Boomerang Board 4 Herald Stat? 4 Honor Roll 2. 3. 4 High School Photo Contest First. Second. Honor Mention Youth Achievement Winner' 2. 3 Guidance Group Chairman 3 Pan American Club 3 Merit Scholarship Alternate 4 Senior Play Publicity 4 Exchange Assembly 3 Photo Club 3 ZEERIP, ELEANOR Horizon 2. 3. 4 Bowling 3 Dutch Dance 2. 3 G.A.A. 2. 3 ZICKLER, MARJORIE Choir 2. 3. 4 Interlocken Scholarship 2. 3 Dutch Dance 2. 3 French Club 2 Choir Officer 3. 4 Operetta Cast 4 Quartet Place 3 Solo First 2. 3, 4 Guidance Group Clerk 3 Guidance Group Chaplain 2 Horizon 2. 3. 4 Orchestra 2. 3. 4 ZOERHOF, WAYNE Youth Achievement First 4 ZOERMAN, DAVID Herald Stat? 4 ZUIDENIA, CALVIN -I Xxx W f qwwfwvm X Top Left: Sidney Vfoudstrn. Top Right: james Hop. Purren, Middle Left: Sidney Wkiudst 476 i 1 yung' -I ,. '7 '. A , , f 'nh A qw V x,'X 2 W , W A 5 -my Q 1. v, i 'Xi X X -,,, . .Wff john Vim Puttcn. Middle Right: Ed Prins. Botwrn: Mr. De Feyter, -Iuhn Van ra . ' ' , james Hop, Mr. Prim, br. 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