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? ORIGINAL ORATORY First ron: Ann Hcrlst, Barbara Xvnlvoortl. Second row: Alu-Lee Hurlhnt. Keith Var' Hilti, Sidney Tiesc-nga. EXTEMPORE Standing: Miss Calvert. First row: Ni-im Hoeve. Merry De XY'aaitl, Helene Bnstlu, Leland Summers Setond row: Bill Kuyper. Karen Young, Bruce Van Leuwen, Mary Fllen Steketee, Third row: ,lim -lohnsnn. Bill Stryker, Bill Karl, Bull Connor. ORATORICAL DECLAMATION First row: Marcia Brink, Mary Gail Elenbaas, Sandra Boeve, Joyce Coffey, Second row: Micki Zickler, Paul Kleinheksel, Peter Eppinga. Rick Smith. Stanley Marcus. Page Ninely-Six HUMOROUS First row: Elizabeth Miller, Mary Bosch, Linda Koopman. Second row: jane Penna. Dale Conklin. Not pictured: john Ashby, jack Alexander, john Ely. FORENSICS Under the direction of Miss Calvert and Mr. Stillwell, the forensics program at Holland High has become popular with students interested in speaking. In the live divisions represented by five schools in the district contest, Holland won two first places: Bill Connor, Extemporeg and Barbara Walx'oord, Original Oratory. 1 iff ie' K.: , 5 P' 5, Q DRAMATIC First row: Bonita Kolean, Linda Raven, Joyce Van Fleet. .Second row: Kerry Slmtler. Karen Hansen, june Veldheer, Not pictured: Mary Ann Sief, Linda Bouwman, Eddie Rackes, Ruth Van Howe, Pauline Essenburg.
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Tip Q Aix Z . .Q Q, ' V y f A fx E 1 I f K l 'Hi DOROTHY LARION First row: -lanite Schuillng, Nan Plewes. .ludy Fisher, Nita XVicrsma, Bev Kruitlmtl. Second row: Shirley Dykstra. ,ludy Hulsman. Sue Range. Clary Vanden Berg, Sandy Schaap. Martell.: Liearllart. Miss De Boer. QL i , Y ' 'Ii H' QL? Af I L 1 if J K Ea 2 J Z I CO-OPERATIVE TRAINING Through the co-operative training program at Holland High, many seniors work half days and receixe on the job training. In addition to the hospital pinkies , students work in the offices and shops of many firms in Holland. A large part of this group remains on the job after graduation, and as a whole the program has been very satisfactory. STUDENT LIBRARIANS The student librarians are the girls who work in the library helping Mrs. Doniyan. and assisting students iind magazines, books, and information from the reference shelves. The girls are librarians for a two semester period, and receive credit as they would in any other course. First rifw: Marcella Veldeer, Gayle Steketee, Eleanor Russcher. Mrs. Dunivan. Betty Trust. Donna Paris. Barb Becker. lanice Dyke, Lynda Green. Sec.-nd mu: -lane Perma. Helen Dykcns. Karen Xlileeks. Mary Pmtma. Eleanor Reimink, jackie Cook, Marilyn Prince, ,ludie Maatman. Betty Danze, Arlene johnson. SIILUY un 'H' t I N - --r fa, ii? as 'rf' Pug c Ninety-Sez'en
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