Holland High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Holland, MI)

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Our lmrrl working football rnanagersq jim Boyd, Bob Klaasen, .ind Bob Madison. l Page One Hundred Fourfecn Coaches Ernie Post and Bill I-linga talk to the boys while coach Shearer and Larry Al- derink watch the game. Wes Kuyers and Verne Bronl-:emu heading for the locker room between halves.

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Xl . Left In right: Brute V,1n Leuwen, Bob Bonnctte. Run Kuyers. Keith Busch, jim Collins, Binh Stoel, Ken Hill, Alum Ii-itsis, Paul llenlvmis. Hub 7 Bolks, Tom Stoel, XVes Kuyurs. Cul Hallett, Ncrn Teske, C-uith Hill Hingd. BACKFIELD The backtield was coached by Bill I-Iingn. His boys showed tremendous drive and spirit throughout the season and certainly displayed Mr. Hingis prowess as 11 coach. His fullback, Wes Kuyers, was Co-captain. FIRST STRING These are the boys who were out there playing most of every game. Many of them played both oiiense .ind defense, however, there were also many fine defensive players who must also be given credit. Backtieldl Verne Teske. XVes Kuycrs, Ron Kuyers, Tom Stivelg line: Larry Alderink, Al Hill, Keith XVhxte. Ted Van Z.lDdC'U, Tum Aye, Iulvernu Bri-nkema and Fd V.1n Eenenalni, Page Om' Hruzlred Thirteen

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First row: Bruce Fngerty. Bob Essenberg, Vern Mills, Rick Smith, Hubby Harrington loc Gutierrez Bib I'eall Russ Prins ec ind rm in Nienhuis, Jim Schaap, Steve Brunink. Bob Visschers, Bob Gordon, Larrx XVicrsma Dick Tripp wird rows nach 1 on Ron Dorgclo -lim Van Putten, John Ely. Wayne Overway, Dave Bnnnette, Dennis Bluelnmp lack Damson Cnth Lu Im tt F1 urth Rim Manager Bob Morrison, Bill Byrne, Kent Rowder, Ken Vander Molen. Clyde lmmvns 'lmes C tts Mlnagcrs un Shashagsxax and Bob Hoflmeyer RESERVE FOOTBALL The reserves began the year with a close victory over the Big Reds from Muskegon, During the re- mainder of the season they were hampered by injuries and promotions, after their opening game they were unable to assemble the same team upon the field. Co- captains Ken Hill and Verne Teske were brought up to the Varsity, while nine boys were sidelined more than half the season by injuries. They finished the season with a 1 - 7 record, having lost games to Muskegon Catholic, Muskegon Heights, Fennville, Grand Haven, St. joe, Grand Rapids South and Benton Harbor. Loy Lovitt, coaching his Hrst season at Holland High, kindled a great deal of enthusiasm in the boys. Mr. Lovitt came to Holland from Tampico, Illinois where he coached football. Mr. Lovitt was assisted by Bill Noyd who is spending his 2nd year at Holland.